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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24
Marx Block.
Forwarding & COmmiS'n Merchant,

WATER STREET, MUSCATINE, IOWA,
WILL pay particular attention to the Storing, For
w warding and Commission Business. Having
sold out his interest in the House with which he has
been connected and being now in the
pancy OF the large and secure brick Ware and Pork
House, corner Of Pine and Water steet be will devote
his attention exclusively to the above branches Of
business. Liberal advances will be made on Produce
stored with him. Forwarding promptly attended to.
ALSO,
GENERAL STEAMBOAT AGENT.
N. b. having had 81 long experiencein all branches
OF Commercial business, datte himself that he can
render entire satsfa action TO ali Who favor him With
their custom.
OFFICE in the building. oct2S-'53tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pity slang
words are SO very expressive! lit were
not for this. they would not become
fashionable. When we are told that a
cerlain gentleman is "a brick we know
at once tina. ne is clever 60 ahead
fellow. as much so MS if dozen essays
had been written on him. Tell us tha:
young Mr.. Dazzle has "stunnie" pair
o!rowsers on. and we are fully satisfied
that Mr.. Dazzle is eat with the most az.
proved drapery. We very frequently
hear young lady quoted as zone OF
EN-" When we do. we always imag.
inc that there is 4 certain female in the
city who would derive grea. benefit
from following ths Com ma nd IN ents.
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The Exhibition at the
CRYSTAL PALACE,

II AS caused wonders and excitement, on &C
i i count Of it's splendor and grandt ur- bu
any one who visits and examines The original
wsl' known Clot hing Depot OF HElLBRUN 4
SILVERMAN. must feel no less asIonished, al
the careful selection Of their grca, variety Of
Clothing. than their largo and unprecedented
amount Of Fall aud w inter stock.
II is not our intention To take the lead Of this
city with putting in he public journals, hut we
shall endeavor (as we have always don-) to &C.
commodaie and please our numerous customers,
and any and every one who will honor US with
their patronage.
We do not wish 10 humbug the public by as.
sorting. that sci for 'less prite s than any
city in the Union, New York moi excepted" | Ut
we are willing 10 guar antee that we will sell on
more favors ble terms than any city in the west Gin
cinnaii not excepted. As we visit all The Eas.
tern ci les semi.ann ualIy and remain not less
than two or three months, 10 select our own
stock, and have il ma nufactured under our super
vision, expressly fur this market. We therefore,
feel confident in defying competition, no, only in
A,c prices, but 10 qualify, either ct Wholesale or
Retail. - feel perfectly able and responsible to
do business upon our own account, consequently,
we purchase Of those who offer The greatest in.
ducemcnt. aud sell to our discretion. The whole
Of our present stock consists Of NEW Ann FASH.
IoSABLE STYLES and no last years old stock
We deem il useless TO give assurances ms regard
prices, is enough TO say, that We will sell cheap.
er than the cheapest! o,Uer than the loDest we
therefore most respectfully solicit The public in
general, aud our friends in particular TO coll and
examine. NOT only the largest. but most fashiona.
bic stock of READY.MADE CLOTHING ever
before offered in ihc city Of Muscaiine.
HEILBRUN e. SILVERMAN.
n. b Remember the Original Clothing De-
pot. east side Of ]. b. Dougheriy's drug Store.
Mnsca,ine. September. 30. 1853
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24

Humorous Variety.
IS I'm: i you 'quaintsi wild any legal gsmns,
"None, 'cept By rspudiation- reputatiou. means >
"We, den, why am lawyers like fshesr p
~ dosent msddle wid dat sufject, at all.''
"Wby, bekase dey am fond oh do bait," debate.
/ AJUxPsR-A cute down easter says he once saw ,
fellow who could lie down and jump over himself
stand up and jump under himself, turn around and
juu be,ide himself, and jump through himself, and
jump jim Crom.
- little girl, three years old, was in the habit
Of Watching her father with mnch interest during the
process Of shaving. He one day a,ked her, pointing
to his wuiskers, "Minnie, what are thesc!" she
paused for moment, Is II unable to explain, and
then quickly replied, "shaviags, papa"
Il Frenehman Ia. invented remedy for the
2.haehe which will aAecis oil psin 4.htcith. He
2bb-ur,. This 2 B 1-lO-sively oir-QIs-ed. No
l-dsr pains ac-Q-pulS whore disEE IT, BIO science,
however, has CT the K-tR and the 2-mult subsiaes
l4-S Frsnchmanl U Ra gr-S man.
Of the speakers ILLUSTRATED bis point BY The following
capital story, concsrning pious old lady who could
not ct the run Of certain hymn, in which Canaan
or Jordan was spoken Of. But she could well re-
member IL read:
So 10 the Jews Old omeihimg stood p.
while--semahtng rolled bef,ceen
-AccEprIHs TRAcr.-A celporteur some time
ego. when engaged distributing tracts among the poor
bsnixhted ones about town, met with amusing In
cident Coming 70 IN isolated building, VI humble
prstensions ON the common, he opened the door With
out the ceremony Of knocking, saying
"Will you accept tract Of the Holy Land 2" mean
Ing the four pages Of letter press he held in bis hand
The man Of the house instantly replied:
Yes, DO jsbhers, whole section IL you give good
title But I'd like to know il there b much prairie
Or sgue there to bother . poor devil"
-srux.-A couple who had lived together
couple OF years in seeming ccntenment, day went
fishing, and tied their boat BY rope TO post In the
water. All of sudden tho boat went foatipg down
the stream and contest Of words arose to the real
Of the parting Of the rope. The wife said that
u must havs been cut with pair Of scissors, bat the
husband, an unfeslng old fcgy, stGu,ly maintained
that it Wss kuifs that did the business "Scissors
said the wife. "Knfe 20 the HUSBAND. "Scissore I"
'Kaife" "Seupri :" "Knfe !" said both, and
At last the hubbard losirg biz smter, erie, ou II
ou say sc sos sg,in, III duck ysu" ..Sc,ssors -
the wifi, date mnei to h,I1 ont ~ tha last.
Y " wet the aid wamsn inn IN wafer. and D. |
roe M thr q q. Tins. she hAlove Scissor, - a,
ne top ~ h-r vi. The cd ran p.sh-d her dawp |
- ,n IS. .so,s!" spnrfsr Il e. In fainter toms
;. b arose srsn ha' the I'D Fell had her by he
,r,i. nd r'umn IN. v nj dawn The third time Nv |
b. as.~e mare s'cwiy, sId NJ her unferine9ed farm
.e.'.i b. sn'fse. hsvins ST shs p.wer - a.ticula
lot, VT d-t.vRinsd never give in. the tsvu.t her
and ~. ~ re sa's,. Nd 'm'tatA vi'h Der On. asd
80 no Aogsrs, The eYenssg and sAssfsg Il pair u
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24
MUSCATINE JOURNAL---MARCH a. 1854.
Discovered nj Last!

A Mystery Explaine IA Revolution
Certain Victory is Ours
NEW THEORY OF DISEASES is awakening tn
IN inquiry in the minds Of all VITO read IL How is
II that americans have been SC long and so slavishly
immured in darkness and ignorance on the subject OF
disease?
TIE GREAT PANACEA of DrsEAsE,
" offered to the afflicted Of the States and rerritor
for the entire cure of Liver Complaints in all
Bilious Fever Ague and Fever, Chronic Lung Fever
Dropsical Affections Consu nption, vel ,mplants,
Blind piles, Scrofus, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia Gener
Debility, Nervousness, Costiveness, Indigestion Oh
structed Menshuations, &c.
DIR. A. L. Adams Liver Balsam has stood the wreck
and test for the last fifteen years, and has proved to
the most saca, beyond the shadow of doubt, that
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DIScOv-
Erred,
(beng purely all vegetable) for the permanent cure
Of the above diseases. The most skepticat have be-
come its most sanguine votaries, and pronounce the
ONLY RELIABLE HARBINGER OF HEALTH
TO THE AFFLICTED, EvERYwHERE.
| Testimonials come up from every track it has made
swollen with expressions of gratitude. for the relief
received by its use. And in submitting this the LIZ
cr Baisam is recommended 70 all those suffering
der the
IRON GRASP OF THE MONSTER DISEASE
and at once procure one bottle of Dr. A. l.. adams
| Lirer Baisan
The reader is referred TO the Medical Track, und
by making appli alton to the gent. whore the Bal
sam is sold, giving full epitome Of the cause and
cure of all diseases. Sold wholesale and retail by
]. 2. DOUGHERTY, Sole Agent, MuscatiDe.
Also, by Sells Sparks. :.Fairport Lockwood
| Williamson, Port Lous. Geo. Hutchinson, Grard
view. q. e. SCOTT, General Agent,
| No. 81 Randolph Street, Chicago. Illinois.
October 81, ls53-1y.
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A dreadful explosion has taken place
in a colleiry. near Wigan, by which
100 men were killed.
The Iron Mountain and PHO, Knob. Of
Missouri, are the largest and most
extraordinary deposits of iron in the
Known world.
Ir We may believe the census, every
fifth person in the United States owns
a horse, and every tenth dog.
Constantinople has been besieged "a
times-eightesn times without success.
The place is one Of the easiest TO defend
in the world, and Nicholas would find
it hard work to get inside of its walls
after he had reached their outside,
DR.. Mitchell. OF New York. has rec
commended the increased cultivation of
pumpkins. partly fer the sake Of The oil,
which may be obtained from the seeds.
He states tina, half q geilon Of excellen,
limpid oil may be pressed from gallon
o! seeds; that it has no disagreeable
taste or smell, and burns well.
The use of Grapes, as an article OF
food, 10 much recommended in case Of
consumption They contain q large
quantity Of grape sugar, the kind which
most resembles milk sugar in its charsc.
ter and composition.
| IT is said that the Arabs in Upper
Egypt Gu, up the mummies. as We cut up
firewood, to cook with. People must
pardon the remark. but this is making
ligh, ola very grave matter, as the lady
remarked when the scapegrace threw her
tesiiment in the fire.
| CRYSTAL PALACES do not pay. The
New York Exhibition leaves the stock
holders in deb, sl20. 900, though il is
said several Of the managers will not
lose near as much. The Dublin Crystal
Palace has been losing concern also.
10 about the same amount. Receipts
are 100000 below the expenses.
An intelligent farmer in Onondago
plants many acres Of sweet corn for
fa,tcning hogs. The greater amount Of
saccharine matt in it is said TO add TO
the sweetness Of the pork made upon il.
1t is highly relished by both fowls and
animals, and is said to be more easily
d gested than yellow corn.
The following. from Lord Bacon, is
going the rounds of the English news.
papers, apropos 10 the prevailing war
feeling in England.-"No body can be
healthy without exercise-neither natur-
al body nor poli,ic-and that, to q
kingdom or state, q just and honorable
war is the true exercise. A civil war,
indeed. is like the heat Of q fever, but a
foreign war is like the heat OF exercise
and serve,h TO keep The body in Lealth,
for in slo,hful peace, both courage
will effeminate and manners corrupt
PRrcEs AT SALT LAKE CIrY.-Ths
St. Louis lntelligencer says: From 4
private letter to friend Of ours, date I
Salt Lake City, Nov. 26lh 1888, we fin.
what are "the rates" at which the fol
lowing are quoted in that inferior city.
Com mon brown sugar 40c per pound t,
coarse boots 80 to $40 per pair; shoes
50 SO TO 81. The citizens are Obliged
to hanl wood some sixteen miles from
the mountains and hence ii is worth
clio per cord wheat 81 25 flour ss
per barrel corn 81 per bushel. All
kinds OF vegetables cheap and plenty
All was quiet in the "City Of Saints y
His statement fully confirms the &C.
counts of the licentious habits Of Il e
Mormons.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24

MARRIAGE between persons of the same
Sge 10 an institution OF God. Marriage
between an old man aud Dung woman
10 an Institution Of man. Marriage be.
tween an old woman and young man
10 IA institution Of the devil.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24

THg LAMAR The Bowie fexas) In
otter places it's n'sssisk~ an"onnce@en ;
under he above head ladies looking
osa los ,his interesting nose evil please
lsks euufire.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24

A ssucy. ill.bred boy in the street
10 "a un, ring index Of ill-bresdins -
home. Parents will please make a
no,e; for this garment will iii Lrge
aumber.
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Coon ADvics --..If you mary" said
Remas consul to his son. "let il bs
woman who has judgment enough TO
superinsend she getting Of meal Of VIC
tuais. taste enough 10 dress herself. pride
enough to wash before breakfast, and
sense enough to hold her tongue when
she has nothing to say"
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NEW ekoTHING STORE
Rauh, CSuiterman q Co.,
Manufacturers aud DE- alers ia
REDY-MADE CLOTHING,
Musc0fiue hmm

Muscdftne, O,ca,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Ota,oa and LusaiYc, W
ME beg leave TO inform the citzers Of Mus
w catinej iowa, its vicinity, aud tho public
generally. that we have opened
NEW CLOTHING STORE
In this city, under THE dsove style and firm, 10
the new brick block lately erected by Mr.. Thurs.
ton On Second street. between Iowa Avenue and
Pappoose Bridge, north side, opposite John u.
Gordon's store, where we shall be- happy 10 meet
customers i'm want Of articles in our line. consist
ing in very large aud fashionable stock Of
Mems and Boys Clothing.
Lsdia.rubJer and oil clothing;
Trunks and ralises; hats aud caps;
Carpet and oiled bags;
Shirts, wrappers and suspendcrs;
Cnvats and handkerchiefs and everything
else appertaining 10 a clothing store.
GENTLEMAN's FASHIONABLE OUTFIT
! All the clothing zoe sell at Our rarious establish
menfs is made BY our oun whoiesaic manutaciur
ing house. at 2S9 Main street and 2i5 Pearl street
Cincinn !, Ohio. ,rhere zoe get up a superior ar
icls If othing, equal 10 any merchant tailor
work. material, trimming and workmanship
Our .nufactory is conducted by experienced ana
pruc ed ,6orkmeh, on a very erfensipe schie; ana
as our system of doing business ,ce lesen "a
| NS east p0SSiOic HUWOcT Inc UHcIJeTCuCc ~ "s
va, Gus dealers bet,Ueen producer and consumer
we Gun afford to sell cheaper than Hny house in TIL,
city, giving our cusiomersa better article Of cloth
ing FIR less money than any erer offered for sail
in this city before.
| COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Dealing in ready.made clothing are particularly
requested to call and examine Oar stock as we are
prepared in quantity and price to sell at
WHOLESALE
10 ms great advantage 10 buyers as cap lie met
with in any city in the Union, New York not
excepted: for, in buying from US. YOU buy
FROM THE MANUFACTURER,
And, OF course, save the profits TO pay the
intermediate dealefs; moreover, our clo,hing
got up in n superior style. and expressly with
view 10 III, wants Of fhis western region.
/ We are determined and able TO take the lead
in our trade in this city, and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of the resident and travelling com
MUMMY, promising 10 use all fair and honorable
means to render ourselves worthy Of il. BY
calling OH US you may soon fhd oIt that oil
said abote Is
no HUMBUG!
a. we intend to establish permanently in thi
furnishing city.
/ RAUH. GJlTERMAN 4 CO..
Second street, opposite =. q. Gordon's.
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VOL. v.

AS SUNG BIZ DIR. A. o. ELLIOTT.

As SUNG BIZ DIR. A. o. ELLIOTT.
[The following lines were penned from these facts:
The father OF family Of twelve children was drunk
ard; the mother died children all
died. but ous little girl twelve years DID, She was Ia
hen very sick her father went for medicine and hav-
ing to pass his old shop went in the rummy gave
him liquor, and he was made drunk. He then, with
his Jug Of rum, made his way back to his miserable
howell, having forgotten his GRAND for medicine. He
threw himsslf across the pallet of straw at the feet
his dying child and thus died. These lines are Sup
posed 20 Be- her dying words:l
Oh, tie the easement, father;
The snow falls on my bed;
Oh, tie the easement, father,
II ai.es DER my head.
Don't sleep so sound, my father,
I'm very numb and chill,
And cannot bear TO listen.
With the room 30 dark apd still.
The drunkard heard no plaintive voice,
For death enwraps his form
Nor the child's moan. I'm all alone
In the wild dark storm!
The blast reared down the chimney,
rt And shook the fragile wall;
And the easement ratified louder
At the shrill and angry call.
The child in agony upross.
And swayed its wasted FORM
IA abe whispered, I'm all alone
In the wild dark storm
The light shone IN upon her,
Her heart beat quick with fear;
She could SEE no form around her;
No voice, no foot fall hear;
But whisper came unto her,
A xephyr's tones might be,
And its melody breathed fary-iks,
Ny child, come home to me.
rhsrs's snov mon nv bed. mamma,
Ny heart isIfreezing fast,
And shadows from the corner
Are fitting swihv rast.
I'll come to yeu, dear mother,
II you.i make me very warm,
For Oh I'm cold and all alone,
In the wild dark storm.
The little snow drifts grew.
And so silently they slept
Upon the ragged cover lid
The child no longer wept.
She said there must b warmth in them,
And thrust within her hand,
knd drew it forth encirclsd
With pale and icy band.
She shreked a. wild and frantic,
She shook the drunken form,
I'm dying, father, dying,
In the wild dark storm!
Poor child her head sank backward,
Her eyes grew dark and dim,
Her voice grew stronger in despair,
She could not waken him.
With red and frozen fingers joined;
She breathsd In accents low,
Where mother sleeps where mother lies,
IT'S where want to 60.
The dawn looked In upon her,
Stiff, motionless and cold;
And the snow laid all around her,
And dimmsd her locks Of gold;
Beside that wretched father,
She drew her quivsring breath.
And there the two slept silently
Within the arms Of death.
Poor child, no more she murmurs;-
Oh neither, make me warm
And thus the drunkards child did die
In the wild dark storm!
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Don't tell me Of tomorrow
Giye me the man who say
That when q good deeds to be done,
Let's do the deed to-day!
We may command the present,
live act and never wait
But repentance 10 the phantom
Ofthe past, that comes too late
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SOLOMON took an inve ntory of The " orld
and all the best things in it.; he cast up
the amounts, and the sum total was
vanity.
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NEW STORE.
j T. SCHENCK.

(,ccessor Of ]. Bennett,)
ID ESPECTFULIY informs the citizens OF
IL Mascaiinc ahd vicinity, that be has taken
the house off, Bennett, and is now receiving one
of the hest stocks Of Fall and Winter goods ever
offered in this market. My goods were selected
by one OF the most experienced buyers. l feel
justified in saying. that my stock is one Of the
best in this city. would be pleased to have the
old friends and customers Of ]. Bennett give me
call, and will try and give general satisfaction
No trouble to show goods. Call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Muscaline. Sept. 80. 1853.
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RI. H. br,s~r 10 wind o"~s owo con.
ssfas ..i.ss. be. conerra.d vi b coIcsrns
tAss Aao's eeaessa .As1.
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NEW
GROCERY 3. PROVISION STORE

UHOCE Nf D. fhOVlNION 81 OHE.
At Jennisen' sold stand, on Second street.
q He Subscribers have on hand a new and com
pleie stock. consisting in part Of
Coffee Rio and Java w = cheese
Tea--Y H aud Imp Vinegar
Sugar-N . ahd Belchcr's Nails and glass
Sal,--bbl, sack and dairy Curranis, raisins. &c
Wooden and willow ware Goldfish and mackerel
MoIasses--N o and 5 II Flour and corn meal
Cigars--ragalia 4 principe Lead, powder, shot d.
Understanding d chew Soap and candles
Candles, nuts, ofanges, leEons, spices, crackers
sardints, hollow bacon, &c &c, and all other
articles usually KEEP, in a grocery and provision
slsre, which we offer Tor sale at wholesale nr re.
all, a, the lowest prices for cash or ready pay.
NElDIG a. SPRINGER.
Muscatine, Mach Is, ls53-u
N. b. Wanted-All kinds Of marketing, such
as butter, eggs, fowls, cheese, iard onions, pota
toes, &c. for which the highest price will I've given
N. g. s.
100 BARRELS Kannwha Salt for sale by
HUI MEDIC & SPRINGER.
En SACKS Ground Alum Salt CIR sale by
w NEIDIG g. SPRINGER.
nRIED APPLES and PEACHES for sale by
~ NEIDIG & SYRINGE.
100 LBS, BACON, (hams) for sale ~
lUU MEDIC & SPRINGER.
uDACON-( sjes and shoulders dc.)--for sale
ZDby MEDIC g. SPRINGER
m SACKS--6ne dairy salt Tor sale nv
III MEDIC & SPRINGER.
CIJGAR HOUSE MOLASSES and COLL EN-
y SYRUP. MEDIC e. SPRINGER.
EIGS rails ins and candles.
l. juno 8 MEDIC q SPRINGER.
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r. M. BURNETT

WOULD inform his friends ana customers, and all
W others who want Books and Stationery that he
has just added forty feet to his store and that he
has now store sc feet deep, filled to the brim
with
School, Miscellaneous, Standard Medical
and Law Books,
Blank Work Stationery, Paper Hanging, Fancy Arti
cles, and all kinds of goods usually foI sale in first
class book store. All of which he will SELL wholesale
and retail, at the lowest rates. s3O-ly
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Citv Hotel.


1NHE undersigned has opened and fitted up The
i largs ard convcnicD, room attached TO lie
Ogilvie House, where he is al oil times ready To
ccOmmodatc his friends who may Ca or him With
q coll. Febilf1 y. G.. MOTIFS
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-03-24

Doctor ]. Fl. Hershey
ID ESPECIFI-LLY tenders his professional
IL services -.eshe citizens of Muscotine and vi
rinity.
% CFrIcE-Bascmcnt Of rennsy Iva nia House
on Mulberry. between Third a, d Fourth Streets
Boards at ne Pennsylvania Hodhc.
July ], 1893. U!-ly+
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$4,000.

BONDS At the ecusty VI tuscstins. bearI interrs'
u II ths rate OF ten PER ssot. per snnun. psyall
annually ,urring tvsnty ssgs svcm date for sale b
nassh le6t-9 GREEN STONE
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New Hardware store.
.. +. Miller,

bucc0SeOf 70 0Seut . nuNIcf,
AA> Is receiving daily large supplies Of Carpen
w tess', Coopers,' Bscksmiths' and Farmers
~ utensils. and oil other articles ia the Herd
line wb,h he will sell little cheaper than the
cheapest. Next doer to the bank.
Muscatine, Nov. III, 1883.
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nOMESrICS-341 A ard s 4. for sale by
~ Sept. 30, '53 sCHENCK.
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DOOfS AND SHOES.--A full assortment Of
ID Boots and Shoes at
Oct. KIMBALL'S City Cash Store.
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SADDLERY HARDWARE.
y, g; W. ElILLIAm,

DE:lDRN E-Ess .nd II r flh street.
n Haseasins, Use Is, lsSs-y el
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Marshall & Turner.

HoLESALE dealer. in Yankee Motors Cigars,
Perfumeriss, Stationery. a.. &c. Iowa Avenue,
between S,,oni and Third streets, Muscatius.
December Is lS53-ly