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ALFRED SLAGLE'S ESTATE.

ALFRED SLAGLE'S ESTATE.
NOTICE is hereby given that ?. B. Hof
den, Administrator of the Estate Of AL
fred Slagle. deceased, has filed his ac-
counts in the Probate Court, Of Putnam
county, Ohio, for final settlement, and
that the same will be examined On the
29ih day Of July A. d. 1854. r.
fa : JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
June 2otb, 1854 '''.'.. s-s 600
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$500 REWARD!

m OST, ,.--bclieytd to be between Kalida
y A and FrancoHfa,--a note or due bill
given 10 Rice. SstAyres, with some state
ments of accounts on the hack ofsit. Who.
ever 6ndipgit will return il to c, Il. Rice or
10 this Office will receive the above reward. !
Kalidu, June, Rbl.s 1a@
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Audites's Sale of Section To- Union
township. ,.sI

II will offer for sale on Saturday, the 5M day
Of August, 1854, at ten O'Clock, A. Nj,
al the door of the Court house, in said coun-
~ Of Putnam, the following described lands,
being part OF section sixteen, in Union
townships in said county, set apart for
schools therein, to witt
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Auditor Sale of Section Is, in Blanchard
- Township, Forfeited.

M Office is hereby given that the follow
LIN ing Administrators have filed their &c.
counts for settlement, TO wit;
Final account Of William Krauss, admins
traitor of Gotleih ElIenger, deceased.
Final account OF Isaac Steiner, executor
Of Peter ZurcheY, deceased
Partial account OF Elan Day and Matthew
Chambers, administrators of Barlh olomew
Chambers, deceased.
Final account Of A. Marchant ard ]. a.
Bowen, administrators OF Barnard Marchant,
deceased. 6
The final account Of Barnard H. Kemper,
Executor of John w. Horstman, deceased.
And the partial account Of Henry Wing,
administrator of John II. Miller, deceased.
Said accounts will be for hearings July
10, 1854 -5-.
JOHN DIXON, Probate Judge.
June 81, 1854. 409
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moons a,rtl sIIOEs !:

TUST RECEIVED from Cincinnati. a
- lot Of superior N. Q Sugar. Also,
Syrnps, Molasses, Cofees, a choice
variety, Tobaccees, &c, I, &c,
iae WM 81 A,gs TAyLoR.
ApriF26a 1853 629
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sncuRM THE MEANS OF HARPTNEss

Dy becoming il time poEss'oa Of the knowsdEe the NAP
~ which has caused the sickness aud rovey oil theusapt
In view Of suel cn,aeaueLees M " lie laseT is eHcr'
.aLs il size gIsei avail herself Of tha, kpoy sdss ~
Irsteet 10 lestcif which wuut spare her mHth suefl r. w
he nesns or happiness aud prosperity 50 rr lsshsid nd
to(s inn er that blessing above ali priar hrly
bodies wit heElshy nnds. THAI knoMsdSs eehtasea W
F, EttIe " Ak eatiilra Ht tuf ffFE
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nE NOT DNFRAupED!

Buy no book unless "Dr 4. NJ. slnuricvau, ias
lbsriY Street N " Is on the title page, and the entry
in the Clerks Office on the back If tue title page; ana
buy only Of respectable and honorable deaeFs or send
nv mail and address 10 DR.. A M. Maurccau Ms iheia
are spurious and srtoputoas iIistmgSrenis Of copy
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THE MARRIED WO MANS
Private Medical Companion
BY DR. A. M. MAUGIcEAU,

By BR. A. M. MAUGIcEAU,
, rRorFsseE az pfTEAsEs OF w0mSS
one HarI,tlh Elitien Emo pp ESQ Prize, 80 eIs
ea fox risk PAPER, EXTRA BtSpISa, 81 esl
First rusli,hedin 1877, m6 ii isaot
sunPRrzlSa OF; WONDERFUL,
Considering niat EyERY-EE E1EAl.E3
N;IIF5THII8 FIARnIED OR NOT, 90 y here
rcnltlro ft,il IsnUwIeii@e of the nnture,
cIiaraGtcr aud causes of her oo!rl,iaintsi
with she various syaipIoins, ANA tnat
nearly
HALE A slIILIox COPIES Fi
.hculi have been sold.
il IA mp,o,icsbr TO sonyey fully hs yarisus suhisstA
rrs,ed Vi they Of Hstue stre,ty nlsddth 80 ,e
,1rirl those enrlans marlissss, sul no lsnais
esnns er .,ucy;ng eal and that bss;i nsoI
e,h which rouduc to lSr nNy aiHrr rSs ana Us.
# sf shand but either has orNy oinn it as lss ~ wa
yery hu,hAnd Mllo has the oyF ard aNeiue h'f wis *
isari, or tIht Of his oWn resuhisry i!Ai.rN~nFW,
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND Co2Igs
Hare lesn SENT By sIt III wi,n d.v last few @enhA
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. {
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MICLAxCIloLY AND sTAKTLlyG !
YEARS Or MISERY,

And to kr husband the constant toll ,pd apsleiy e misd
my uou him from sickness Of the ~e,
yieo living Liln tlis oppoanyoi dsqqising that eent
pernee which his exenOns eElitled aud me
St which would secure the haprinsssS VI i'n's "is aa
rb + :. v
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The above lands will not be sold for less
than the appraised value.
I b JOHN MONROE, Auditor
AuDlToR's OFFICE, Putnam County, ohio,}
t June 10, 1854.
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The proprietor ofithe Mercantile Guide
would respectfully call the attention o. Mer-
chants, Farmers and Mechanics, residing out
of the city, to the,mode-ate terms for year
ly subscription Of the uide, being to mail
onlvn VI
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Sold at the Establishment of Professor
lIoILuwAY, 244, Strand, (near Temple
Bar, Lpudon,) and by all respectable
Druggists aid Dealers in Medicines
throughout The British Empire, and Of
those of the United States, in Pots al
37Sc., and 81 SOC. each. Wholesale by
the principal Drug houses in the Onion,
and by Messrs. A. B, 81 D. SkNps, New
York.
eA7- Thers is considerable saving by
taking the larger sizes.
N. b. Directions for the guidance Of
patients in every disorder are affixed 10
each Pot.
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LET EVERY WIFE AND HUsBAND
PORDERI

No ox-iiss Tor jgnornnee, when Ignoranee
10 Misery to those we hold near and dceE,
nnd when to dtspel our Ignorance is with
In our reach.
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MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCBs
WIZ IS rTs

sHa4a ia
r,. 80 hetolA many females scarce mepidaH of i
broken in health aud splits VIII eonpss'@iIa IN q s,.sasss
II Ile AZ a., aye when physical health bpoymiey 9 c
ij happy ssrty Of mind sing fom asoEaine' hesin'
Many cfihr easisss 81 her uipss q ysef.
before perhaps during Ehood or lhs hstyrq o.
we're ii cf sGn shlhsiO pass anhstesa' au ss'AA'
p'Si''''o' IN AFTER YEARS,
yber so I,,e 10 b, Lsns6ie by knowisdgs we BOX
bach and our regret the full eos'Squsnass oi ?"
gnoraNse. al.
Whp would oi.snEiye to pesscas ~ faiy ,s ~
knowledge We obtain in after AHd Whnl 1A,S
lights of anguish we might have been sisrsd, we
knowledge timely ppssssstd. IL IS ID
MELANCHOLY AND sTANTLsHG
10 behold the sickness aud suffering endarsf BY pSy
fo inany Yeas from simple aud cohtlpahe sast
oSnedisa--or hetsr sill, ,--not Incurred iieyety
WIFE AND MOTHER
Possessed die information contained in little yeluG< twkh
'nihe rraeh Of ali Which wonidsl'Aie 10 heiselt
YEARS or MISERY, 49,
And to trr husband the constant toll ,pd apsley e. m'asi
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-07-07

William Scott, Administrator
of Samuel Bussart, deceased,
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-07-07

Can be udvantagetusly formed in every vii.
lage and city in The Onion, and large num-
Der of subscribers obtained in this way
Such as would iiterest themselves for the
Guide, can be well rewarded, as our list Of
premiums above will show.
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and others are respectfully requested to ac;
as Agents forlIiisr'Naper, to whom we will
forward specimen COPIES, free, when desired
To do so.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
lnun!ty.
Theology.

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:,,, ia ,d
1'''e'
tteo'"sy ~ co" gay 'so
ran,ed sense. as hr may peic I've oy REL
erence 10 any standard lexicogrnpher
n.
Theology produces sec'a''''''s'''' 'o'
fusion, hatred, and division; It has par
,l,zea The efforts o. tue carislian ord,
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Iowa Cry. March 8. 1854.

Y7yO RICHARD FARWkLL - Sir You are no
i tifed that the 9th day of September, A. D.
Clerk Of the District Court, Of the State Of Iowa. in
Muscstne county his petition representing that lot
in biloxi lO2 in the citv Of Musratne, State Of
Iowa, sold at public sale on the l7th May, A. D
1852 by the Treasurer at said county, to tho petit
toner. for the unpaid taxes of the year 1851, and
praying that your right to redeem the same may be
foreclosed. Now, uniess you appear and answer
thereto, before the morning Of the second day Of
the next term Of the said cnurt in said county,
fault will b. entered and judgment rendered thereon
inch "a 4w WIN LEFFINGwELL, Clerk.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

New CoLoSY. : Last Sunday night Rev.
Mr.. Grinnell, late of New York, preached at
the Congregational church, in this city. lie
families recently located on the Davenport
and Council Bluffs railroad, about one hun
dred and twenty miles west OF this city.
They Lave purchased ten Thousand acres,
intending to sell ut the same price, when a
purchaser offers who suits them. No par
titular religious test will be adopted, but
they will want respectable families, who
will become agreeable members of the eom-
mun!tg. -
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The steamship Arabia
from Liverpool on the :
far as received, is not impor
EXHIBITION LICENSES. Under

EXHIBITION LICENSES. - Onuer
the Mayor is authorized to charge
exhibitions license, with the except
such as he may consider " artistical,
rary. or scientific" Under this classified
ton a panorama, exhibited here short
time since, as we'll as the concert Of the
Peak family, escaped license, while the
performances of the Mac Evoy Family were
taxed, though the latter was as well calcu-
lated as either Of the others, to benefit our
citizens. The charter ought to be SO
amended as that tax may be levied upon
every exhibition that yields money to its
proprietor. Exhibitors and musicians make
money by their operations; they visit US
with that view, not from any benevolent
or charitable feeling towards our citizens;
they would not be deferred from performing
by small license tax: they take away from
the city a great deal of money--and there
really seems to us quite as much propriety
in obliging them to pay for the privilege OF
transactiug their business, rs there is In
taxing the various pursuits engaged in by
our own citizens, and which arc absolutely
necessary to the community. But, at any
rate, proper uniformity in taxing, or re-
framing from taxing, should, as near as
practicable, be observed.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Execution Of James Qiinn.
Wilkesbarre, Friday. Apri1

. Wilkesbarre, Friday. April 81.
James Quinn, the murderer oil M ahala
Virgins, by cleaving her skull with
an axe last fall on . canal boat. was
executed here to-day. He was brought
/ out OF his cell at half past one o'clock,
and running eagerly up the steps ofthe
scaffold, he looked around with apparent
nncor Germ and composare, and smiled
end bowed to his acquaintances during
prayer.
Anew minutes before 2 o'clock the
Sheriff bid him farewell, the drop Tell,
aud he died alter but few struggles, aud
wi.hou, having made any confession.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

din.
oIhrrs ,s
PANfS--.
fancy color eass'meS
blue and black cassinet do,
velse,ine hunting do-n fact, ..
qualities.
VESrS-A large stnck of Austrian vests,
Napoleon velvet, plain, blk and satin do plain
aud fancy do; grenaela do; Vaen.ia shapes, fancy
slh velvet do: plush cloth wonlcu and worsled do
and 10, Of cassiln, re and chSsine, do
Call and see Them before purchasing elsewhere.
RiuH, GUIrERMAN & Co,
or the E.npise Gloihing Store, eli Secend.st
opposite j. q. iorion' store.
Muscatitlc. October IA, IS63-,f
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

There are nearly five thousand breweries and dist
leries in the United States.
There were exported from England last year. f,6OO-
900 yards of cotton manufactures.
There are seven hundred miles of sidewalk in New
York city.
A Sort CUsrARD.-A fellow named Custard
fined $40 and costs for insulting couple of ladies Of
color in the steets of Cincinnati the other day.
There are ten twelve frghtfu of lip tong e.
and face cancer in the London hospital, from
i've smoking.
The Tuck way.wan band of Chippewas, residing on
the head waters of the Chippewa river, have been
nearly annihiated by the Small Pox-but seven sur
vivors remaining:
In New York city there are nine thousand and nine
tysx gas lamps, and two hundred and fortysix miles
tof gas pipes laid.
DoING IT UP BRowS.-In New Albany, Indiana,
there are three John Browns, candidates for City
Treasurer john Brown The tailor John Brown the
tanner, and John Brown the carpenter.
A well known French gunsmith Devisme, has in
vented new kind Of powder, which explodes when
dry or moist costs less. and is made more rapidly
than the ordinary powder.
The people of Carson Valley have agreed to make
application Congress to be separated from Utah aud
formed into new Territory to lie bounded on the east
BY the Goose Creek Mountains, north by Oregon, ard
south and west by California The area Included with
in these limits is about onethrd of the Territory OF
Utah, of which il is the western part 1t IS remote
from the Mormon settlements aud its inhabitants are
not Mormons.
ANrw JRrsH SocIEry-On the 18th inst. meet
ing consisting ora number of Irishmen was held in
New York city, for the purpose of forming an assoca
ton having for its object ostensiby the benefit OF ire
land and the Irish, and to be called the "lr1sh men
Civil and Military Republican Union" without re gard
to religious ereeds w political opinions They are 70
dine led the American Union and its rights; aid Snd
instruct new emigrants from Ireland, and to do all
they can to give Irishmen in Ireland true knowledge
of Republicanism that they may be enabled to as
sert and maintain their independence OF England.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

w. "A stranger from Union,own, Pa, !.
who was moving with his family 10 os-
kalorsa. was arrested \, this place by
disease and died on Monday evening. he
was buried this morning wish the usuat
ceremonies OF the order Of Odd Fellows.
by whom his body was attended TO It's
las, resting place.-Keokuk Wing. HprH
Goth.
The name Of the unfortunate man no.
ticed above was James l.. Malaby.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Observation-Disclosures and Retail.

+ AM nar. OPP ming lin the house formerly occupied
i by Kellogg, second street, near Pappoose
Bridge,) comeiere ST. OK Of Hardware Cutlery, Ag-
rcultnral inp'emcnts Carpenters. Cabinet Makers
and Backsrniths tools, to which invite the at,en-
tion Of purchasers. My stock is large and selected
with great care. and heing exclusively in the Hard.
business, offer greater inducements to the
trade than any other house in the city. can supply
the retail houses at all times, the reasons
terms-will pledge myself to duplicate St. Louis or
Chicago bills. Call and see fo- Yourselves.
GEORGE Il. MAHAN.
Mrscatire March d r5t-,F
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Sheriff Sale.
Watches & JeWelry.

SlLVER-WARE,F FANCY GOODS, &c.
GPHE subscribers selling all descriptions Of gold
u ard silver Watches, Jewelry and silvcr ware at
the iorest possible prices.
All kinds of geld chains, seals keys, gold pens and
pencils, bracelets, cu-pns, lockets, earring gold
and silver spec,acles, 81. 81. 49,
We have engaged ihs services Of an experienced
workman, and are prepared to execute all work en-
trusted to with prompness and warrant he same.
H. o. JONES 4 co.
kweatioe, Jan. 8, lssA-tf.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

! have examined with much care he s,hoo!
hooks which you l,f with mr few days since
hih Sanders ser.rs OF reading books. I have.
bren somewhat acquainted and con ,ider them
good, bat The present edition and particularly the
New L ,urh Reader is certainly exc. lteni--no
heiicr can lie t'nnd ~ our schools. Grcy's Chem.
isiry Is snpefrm work, profitable in The school
roam aud - the p,iSaie, student. Thompson :
series - a. iliinens eitfc, whole or in il 1.
parts IL also good, It's tx ensive use speaSs mo,e
i'r IL how, 'er, han any commentator of mine
can.
M,EIiigoiis Anals,ic 4 ranutis, am sorry 10
-ay have not f'unl time Ia examia e as wish Ia
do. They treat u;son subject which j. aItnge,-
ar too mtta neglected n,r schools IN this ago OF
rtpii lrogr,ssion-- G.r as | have examined
them.
| aitainly think W, u of them, anil have no
hesitation IN recon ncn,iin, all the above works
as among the very best of our school books
Respectfully yhiirs
" REYNOLDS.
r II Scha l. iowa Li,y
School Room, Iowa CIV. March II, 1854.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Wilson & Brown,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS

.tai Street. aear II,ca Auenue:
A.. WILSON having taken into partnership
e. JAIRus BHowS, the business will hereafter be
6 njucted under the style of Wilson L Brown. Hav-
my incseasei facilities for business they setermn
Ell TO ah ad Of ali the groceries in town, in selling
good articles at low prices.
We have nov large aud well selected stock, to
which the attention Of the public is invited.
An articles sent home If reqaired
Here is list of seine of tue articles we keep. or
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
NEW BOOKS

ID ted States ILLUSTRATED, East aud West; Meyers
uaiversum; New Yerk-its upper ten and lower
millions; The Seeretary, circumstantiai evidence
Fortune Wilburn, and other stories, by Charles Dick
ems. March 81, l854-.f
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
IRON meat CUT ers

1NOR cutting sausage meat or mincing for pies.
IL The attention 81 butchers aud Others Is cali.
cd tn this safulble invention. One man, with
hi niarhf,e, viii III, 800 lbs, Of meat per hour.
al CHAS. d VIM. Il. ATONE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
Superintendent If Pub. | ,s.ruc.ion,

rr. Wno.!s Dear Sir. Having examined tie
Series Of sanders Readers (,ew >etie.) I have NJ
hesita,lcy IN inoaona,i " them anon. the best
now IN use. III w I,ArHROP.
Principal II lava City Pub. S,hool.
Iowa CITY, a.,h IS, 1854.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

ers eist
ahmed Tho,
ineriis.
o.. Thomas
Public Instruction for
solicited uniformly reiOn.
of Readers to the Districts -
being PR scnird with copy OF
res he thus writes:
Dn. W"oDs-Dear Sir. h'vc just q,
The examination Of :. Sanders New Series
School Readers aud give them my unqualilie,
al probation as series OF text books a.i,nirall,
adaP,ct 10 he common schools Of our State.
Yours very respectfully.
TH0'S Fl BENTON, Jr.
SuErs iutNILltt u If Phi, L .s.x.,1.i,
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

Now, il sectarisnism is not legi'i-
mate child Of theology. then am wrong
and will hold my self in readiness 10 ash
lheologians' pardon. ,.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
Iowa City, March 6, 1854.
DIR. Woo,s-D Dear SIR. Having al Your ,equ, ST,
gwen Sand rs new series Of I, hpol readers a lor.
ough examinations, have no hesitation IN r,co,,..
intending The SINE 10 the favorable notice If the
public regard u as QUE of The best series ex,ant
Very Respectfully. 5f
Your ala,licnt sefvi.
u w McCLEARY.
Scc'y Of State.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

ruITARS Fifes, Flutes, Accordeons and Flu, ns
" alsc, Gu,sr and Violin strir gs, Just r.csis cd
Nov. 4, 1858. y. " JONES ".
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29
~iaOei4a= and Earriery

| HE subscriber has fttsd up a part Of Joseph
: Cranes Pl ugh :hop, for the purpose of horse
shooting, and from his long experience and constant
attention he hops gain liberal share of patron
age in the above business. None but good practica,
GERS employed, ard especial atiert'tn ,rid 10 four
erad and bud feet. GEORGE PERRY.
Nov /. Is, 1S53-tf.
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NeW Arrival!
"A splendid = Ock farm

Wagons for Sale.
constantly hand and fer sale by
w C, uARDMAN.
Shnr, cornr w lnu' an} Third streets,
Muscatinee A,ril l2-u
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

T'HEY have splendid assortment of Bay State
, Shawls, low for cash. Please call and examine
at Iol3 QUIsYs'.
SNlLk B0NNEIS--A fine lot, which is offered fer
- less money than at any house in town. Ladies
pleas: call at (sl4l Qulsrs'.
fI'hEi you will find auy thing you may cali tor
any quality of Dy Goods, Dress Goods, Wooen
q DDS. Cation Urn. Garnet do. at Gc141 QUrSNs'
4 \ UEEAan A RE, glassware, &,., &c., bne assert
" nents, at Gol4l QuIsss'.
pools ard Shoe WITHOUT number; ladies Kid and
II Bootees, cloth Caters Morocco do, ensme!ed do,
very cheap for caah, at [ol4l QUIsSs'
VUU will 6nd log and Trace Chains, Licking Glass
i es; Harduare and Cutlery, and any quantity of
d. or-trmnings, at lel41 QriSss'
HArS-When gentleman wants Fashionable
III hat, just go TO TlIl QuIS.s'.
fAPs-s,k oils, silk plush and mohair Csps.as
~ QUI MS.
HAS ir NJ 10 oyats 10 81 80, which cannot help
IL gee satisfaction. QUINN BIO.
browa and blsached sheeting, at QuNss'.
MEN and cotton Table-Cloths at
IL o., H. 1858. QuisSs'.
CLovE Buck gloves. seal quantities.. cbsmbray
u q" six dc. buck mtts. de-. at QUIsss'.
NUFF5 Lniles, if you want god matt cheap
wi one got [ri4l orIsss'
,IrEh UAPS- A few otter caps, toe sale very low
~ at lpl4l QuINNs'.
YRDCf GfES-All kinds Of Groceries, low for cash,
at [ol41 ouIsss'
sold Out.
II AVING sold my en- ire ST, ok to A Dursmsre
IL With all those indebted TO me to m ske in med
pay raent in order that may pay all dues and d.
nands at oncr. A. Dunsmore is authorised 10 max
set'lema nts, DE-. VIM. i. MASSEY.
Muscetin., January 6. 1854.
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, etc.
A GENER Al assortment of Dry Gods, Boots, Shoes,
II Hard sara, @ ieen sware, a., for sale cheap by
Dee s. 1854 A. DUNSMORE.
- ALI Tor saie 10y
~ De. 6, 1854. A. DUNSMORE.
SUGA R-H0USE Nrlasses. sugar, Teas. 81. 70
- sale cheap by [Dsc. 8, '5s A. DUNSMoRE.
AERINOS.- Colored ard siack French Merinos for
lNi .a's rh"anhv fiar1a] A. DussMoRr.
RJNB AZ NJ, : ack Domoaz,nrs for sue by
ID J,rna-v u 1854. A. DuSsaoRE
nOU BILE Is sRRELED uuns ana Pistols for sale by
IL January 13, 1854. A. DuNsNoRr.
1 LARGE assortment of places, jacks, s'nootn,j IN
ters. g., for sale ~ DusssoRn
REEN window Parer and Window Bilnus Tor
VI SAT- nv fianl3l A. DuSsaoRE.
HATS & CAP S-C Che ap Tor cash by
IL January ID 1854. A. DussAoRE.
/ INEN N.pk Ms, bird's-aye siaper, 10 4 ana Ii 4
IL sheeting and rillow-case muslin, cheap for ssh
by Ijanl3l A DUssMoRE.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

NOVERS to Harpers and Putnam
U aines, and the Magazines hound in III.
can be had at BURNETT'S.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-04-29

Fresh Groceries.
TINIE sutscrib now r.Selying large assortment
of fresh Gfoceries, consisting ia part of the fo.
iowirg, VIZ
Sugars of all kinds d led apples and peaches
M,lassas do do c. flee, Rio and Java
Teas do do Cigars L bacco
Nails Tubs CASTLE and fancy Snaps
Glass Bnk.is Figs Mustard
PJvdar Shoveis Peprer-sauce Pickles
Caps Spades Half bushels and Peeks
Lead Hoes Fork of all kinds
Shit B-ooms Salt, q A and X ha
Crackers Rops Wooden Willow Ware
Cheese Welt Buckets Vegetables Of all kinds
Herring Wash boards Brushes, Candles, &c. & ;,
Also. family on hani, superior article of Dav
export F.eur warranted superior to any sold in thu
rnarset-all of which will be sold cheap for cash o.
produce. j. B. CASS,
Pennsylvania Iionse, ear. Court House Square
Museatins, April Is lS54--w;f