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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-30

Ihere Is an oak tree near Raleigh, N. c., at the
syn meridian, covers with a shade space of nine
thousand feet would afford shelter for four thou
sand five hundred men.
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Caypefi1sg, etc. =
.h j. d. CAMERON & Co, $50
laa.'...:..,::. CANAL STREET..
Offer sale a choice assortment Of
English Velvet and Brussels Carpeting;
Superior Three Ply and Ingram :. -
stair scd Hall
Baizes Rugs, Stair Rods, Door Mats, etc,
WINDOW CORNICES.
~ recent arrivals we havo added largely ook and
can now exhibit fine variety. ~
WINDOW SHADES.
We have great variety Of styles my new designs Just re-
ceved, of yarions sizes.
CURTAIN MATERIAL.
81 Broeates Silk and Worsied Dauask Wo.sted and Cot
ton all Cotton all Wored, Lace and Muslin Curtains ys
bn.e Door Lace Brass Pins Bands Loeps Cords Fripee
tiimps, etc. M fa26 2p6t
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\ WEATHER IN LouisyILLE-The Journal, Of the
2lst, says: ,..i.5s,,,< s
The weather moderated night before last and it
was showing most OF the day yesterday. There is
nothing to report in regard to the river. The ferry
boats ran all day yesterday. H44 .lf q
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Secondhand Furniture Ropqht.

Tnehghsst Cash Price paid for NIL descriptions Of Second.
hsnd Furniture Persons leaving the city and wishing to dis
their furniture will ito vantage to cali on
the undersigned. Eth wi
hand Furniture sold exchauged repaired
~ P. NJ. TOURNE,
Ia 2n1n q Bgfonnc street.
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More Home Testimonials.

MessrF Sermons Coz GentI using for last two
weeks the Brazilian Pebble spectaces yo AID
feel much pleasure stating thai only the admirable con.
strucion Of the lenses and the great advantage
the Tearer but your skill and good Judgment selecting the
very suitable glasses sufficient you all who
stand in need Of that assistance. RI spectfuy,
RICHARD ANGEL N. D.
New Orleans, January &c. 1857.
Messrs. Sermons Co.: GeHenenOf late my eyes failed
me so that could read any by candleight. The
glasses selected by you suit most admirable read The
finest print without the least fatigue eyes
take pleasure to recommend your glasses my friends
Respectfully, II. MEUGESS
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Iyl5 2p6w
DIR. Samuel He,,,,,,t.

ofF-oh-No llS GRAvIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
lures c4feERs, scALpHEAp, WHITE SWELLING soprs ma
uLcEss of every description
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-30

1MMIGRATIoN WGsr. = The Buffalo immigration
Commissioners report that l4o0 persons have been
relieved during the year With an expense of So
10. All these 400 persons were foreigners Most Of
the number (soo) were Germans next English, 1873;
then Swiss, 1876; and Begians, 1888. OF Irish there
were but loo In the meantime by far the largest
portion of the foreign immigration to this country
has been from ireland, but the Irish remain in the
Eastern States.
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Ffsk's
CLARIFIED, COTTON SEED OILss

+ ~
The undersigned, Agents for Fks Cotton Seed Oil Sai
factory prepared supply dealers and others with this
celebrated article VIII oh is superior Lard Oil for burning
other purposes - taa,a. I'm
GREEN, HARDING l. CO.,
/, jas 2pa Wifi .t N. -y.& 66 Poydras street.
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Wanted to Purchase.

STOCK IN Cpd FELLOWS HALL For particulars en-,
qpiFe al this Office. iaI0 sr,f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-30

CorroN-The receipts for the twenty"fonr hours
ending at clock last evening ere by the Southern
Belle, from Grand Lake, AIS bales; McRae, from
skipwirths Landing, 2sa; Capitol, from Morganza,
TT Persia, from Marie Saline 1892; Montgomery,
rom Memphis, 529; Lewis Whiteman, from Tchula,
"a; jackson Railroad, l6S. Total, 4,l2S bales.
exports yesterday Liverpool, Is ,l26 bales for
amsterdam, 1901 for Cadiz, 100. Total, 1887
bales We think our contemporaries of the Price Cur
rent will have aconsiderable reduction in stock to
port tomorrow. 7 .ait
& The coast packets Southern Belle and McRae
brought IN very light cargoes. The Eclipse and
Natehez will be in this morning fog permitting.
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PRICES c'uaranteedl

Prizes G'u0ranteedl bas 5sI
4LA n n l. o TT e r Yi,sbs
(Authorzed by the State OF Alabama) 81
SOUTHERN MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERH
't|H Class q, l1. tN .#I..8a *
To be drawn in the city of MOBILE Ala in public Sac
URDAY February7. 1857, on the plan Of S@5
l. VI. SINGLE NUMBERS tx
PURCHASERS In buying 10 Whole Tickets twheb the hlmb
end in i 8, ~ are guaranteed prize Of SAL
Halves and CHARTERS in proportion Or Certificates Of 10 R
cts will DO sold al the below for the risk the @
which entities the holder MI lie draws the $40 prize
SAMUEL SWAN, Manager;
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Paper Hangsngs and Upaotsters'
GOODS.
s3........-..... Camp street.............,.,s5 Il
good assortment of Wall Paper and Borders to match
plain and Window and Tassels Gimps
and Frines Enaeied Gle III; Gurlea Hair Hair Cloth,
'var1ish Glue, ETC., etc. =s=--2E-s'4 ass.s - 2
House Furnishing Goods.
Crockery China and Glassware Silver Plated Britannia and
Housekeeping Hardware Wood, Willow, Japaaned Plsi1
Tnware; Stand and Hanging Lamps Chandeliers Brushes
Mats, l=- - sy=g So .rsyzs .faEr5 80
Gampliene, RaFnng Fluid, Sperm and Lard oil. Also,
good assortment Of Paints and Coors Brushes ETC.
Z iale 2p4wMowe&Ff HEATH 4 MILLER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-30

s. CASE OF REsTITurIoN.-The proprietors of the
Peoples Line Of Steamboats,, between New York and
Albany, were somewhat surprised short time since
at the receipt Of 5ooo without further explanation
than statement that it was the amount Of which
former employee of the company had wrongfully de-
prived them, and which his conscience and his after
prosperity prompted him to return. -.s
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Hines 07sd liquors.

Is Wfsses and Liquors,
i5''.''....,,..,. ROYAL STREET.
"A supply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMP ACME -
comes 10 this market. 1 ~ 'Ae Dee' lhss
E. Also.
othER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
v WINES. 'A ""a ehhhkY
BRAN DIES;
sALERAc Of The Vintage of 1895, 1888 and 1sos md
brands 49, ' "-u Aceo ana ether
w HI IS kY;
OF all descriptions-Scotch Irish Rve and px
ALE and PORTER, in pints and o,ar.
S usual assortment of the best WINES and IT.
ouoRs in the market which will he so,d anu Lis
terms as any other beuse in the ciy "s seas"lsSe
- su, sEWELL T. TAYLOR,
No. II Royal street
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4
from BATON Rouge were received
r-or Rouan jan bill offered in ~
e 6 e asssss Il
made g push Tue BIN fis ss' e paper an
!, s NC DISPATCH.
and Is now & e es. Is e House s'e' ay
\ We assume that We are better qualified To speak
with entire inpartality in regard to the measure re-
eed 70 in the above dispatches than any Of our CO.
temporaries. We are entirely Independent, both as
respects the present and the future, 80 far as Judi
cia official. parochial national, State or municipal
patronage, can affect our interests We haven't got
Of that sort Of patronage to speak Of and never
expect 10 hayes And besides, We are very well salts.
fed with the mnnfcent patronage the people have
bestowed and are bestowing upon US and our UMPIRE,
tending journal,
Then again, VIC, are not much in love with official
patronage, We once enjoyed the unapproachable
honor Of being City Printers for this magnifcently
glorious corporation the space Of twelve months or
thereabonts. We performed an immense amount Of
hard work. were continually ineonyenienced and an
noyed, and lost money BY the operation, True,
had all the donors but found that honor did mt
house rent printers wages Or paper makers and
80 quit, wiser If losing men. III ~ s
The principal fault We find with the bill Of Mr. r.
Woodbridge, of Orleans is it slack Of comprehensive
ness. It doesn't 60 far enough Or cover ground
enough. only relates if we properly understand it.
to the parish Of Orleans, and only orders the sheriff Is
and all other legal advertisements to be published in
the State paper-the Courier. Now; We respectfully
submit that this is not doing justice to the parish of
Orleans or to the State paper. section should be
added ordering all shers and other legaisaies of all
the parishes in the State to be published in the State
gazette. This would be exceedingly profitable to the
proprietors Of that establishment, which doubtless
wonld be exceedingly gratifying to them and their
numerous friends. But the benefits would not be
confined to the Courier Office They would be dis \
pensed all over the city Hundreds and thousands of
people, with their pockets Overlooking with money,
would come from all parts of the commonwealth tod
attend the sales and provide themselves with we'll
stocked plantations And esg these Gales would be
continually going on from years end to years end,
the advantages that would accrue toour hotel
rant, boarding and cofeehouse keepers, etc. by the
adoption of the section.we have outlined can hardly
be ovsr.estimated. Millions npon millions Of dollars
that are now used and circulated elsewhere would
necessarily find their way into circulation here en-
Hvenng and Stimulating al branches Of business and
10
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4 New dirlaafs fayn2s property in value, continues
te same journal equal to onethird of the State less
by 1882 pays ,l23 81, over one-slird of
entire taxes, and contains in aggregate population,
souls less than onethird of the entire popua-
ton Of the State of Louisiana, and has so less
than one-third of the edueatable children.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-30
MARRIED.g

On Wednesday, the 2ss Inst. by the Rev. J. Walter B. s.
Bay 81. Louis = r
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Unriyaltees scheme i.

$3.50 pRlzEs!--LowEsT PRIZE $40 ooll
MORE RIA. ooisE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN r1oKErsI
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u A r 3, C APPS. etc-

Z AT WHOLESALE.
"ea constantly receiving general assorrrs, s s,
ransfna, leghorn. Straw, Palm Leaf Mexe,, ava
"ooi HATS, atthe lowest market prices by 'NN
FROST & CO.,
~ - -pa " No 10 MaVazine straa,
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Can Mt

FRENCHs VARIETY AND DRY GOODS STORE.
No. 1870 Poydras street,
Fer bargains in Dry Goods and Fancy Articles Watches
Clocks, Jewslry, Guns Cigars, etc. jazz 2ps
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Roots! Roots! Roots!

j A MES M A RTIyN
Would respectfully call the attention Of the public to his very
choice assortment of BOOTS and SHOES -ta
N. B-Country orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to. r. fI- 77' jazz 2p3n
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Cr0CEefy and GLASSWARE

s-- AT WHOLESALE, 81
The subscribers have hand COM ee stock Of COMMON
tGROCKERY,
2. FANCY AND WHITE
STONE CHINA and
,.f GLASSWARE,
p.
COUNTRY TRADE =.
which they selling prices quite as low as Boston or New
York. Goods packed 10 gosafeiy any distance
~ ~
P. R. FELL Il CO.,
! l9Ab gpenNlm IL GiArnn nrnnsit
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INTERESTING STAHsYIcs.--We are indebted to a
stranger in our city says the Baton Rouge Gazette
and Comet. who Willing away an idle hour, prepared
the. fninIyno Table frlIr the ud;t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-30
Talk o., Change.

@ Talk on Change.
There were fair congregations Of merchants, trad
En- md idlers At the usual places yesterday The
mild weather was fvorite topic for remark, which
Fas not altogether relished BY coal spectators.
There was come astonnding developments about
O'clock or & hig6 change, (. oceasioned By an an
nouncernent Of valuable nature being more nor
less than that NH Postmaster Generals contractors
bad consented to deliver mail bag the PostO fce
containing matter Of the highest iIi,1nrtanca al ii
came from thu locality 81 Baronne street 1t proved
that The mail bad actually arrived from the neighbor
Ing village of Caolltpn five miles from the city by
the Carrollton railroad without hindrance or inter-
raption from nafauders and brgands. Its arrival id
due season I'VE ara happy to announce. Although
there are only eight mails dne this morning at our
PostQ ice from New York and other Northern cities
we are acquainted with the price Of bricks and sand
10 Carrollton. We suppose, according to the CON
tractors notion this Is sufficient information for one
week. tits hardly possible that srow-storns and ice
could detain the mails eight days between here ana
Washington city. Some days they are reported as
having failed from beyond Augusta Others .ron, be-
yond Mobile and Montgomery. Our Postmaster and
his attendants haye had very easy and cosy time fol-
the past week. We trust the incoming administra4
ton will not that account begrudge Mr. hewitt at
least half dozen more assstants. In fact, to keep
up the increase Of the commerce Of the ctr ten or
twelve more clerks actually required to conduct
the duties Of the Posto6ce il not for the entire
year, they are for eight months. The Post.Ofsiee
building is rather too small for the increase Of popu
ation. This Is further evidence and Of the strongest
kind, Of the regular increase Of the commerce and
trade OF our city. In 1912 the small room over the
corner Of Exchange Place and Customhouse street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-30

SALE BY SHARE OF 1900 DIFFERENT ARTICLEsit
Representing Valne Of SIG ,O00!! 9.4&
To be Draw by lie Subscribers Shareholders sATUR
In-.a " :
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Paper. Hangings and Upao,ste,s'

~ .Ss q ard Isl Chartres street, New Orleans, -
jas "p1.eod&ItW Sole Agents for Tie South.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
MElAlNQ TYPSS

nNE Of the greatest inventions of the age is th
~ Improved Melsinotype, which is worthy to
attention of every body; and here We will take 0c
casinn to introduce their superior qualities, and
prove their real advantages over all others and to
silence those who do say the Melainotype is liable
to fade. These Pictures are taken on sheet iron,
coated with gutta percha-the same kind of Of ma
teraI that used to protect the great cable for the
Sub Marine Telegraph from corrosion-therefore
their durability is beyond doubtin that particu
lar. The gutta percha film having strong adhe-
sive quality cannot fail to hold firmly tie silver
surface on which the impression is made, therefore
the picture is in that point; and, further, we
ha ~ exposodt he Melainotype to q temperature of
800 degrees Fahrenheit and have submerged them
in water and with all othe reasonable tests with
out defacing the picture, and We challenge the
world to produce aay picture that can undergo such
operations as the Melanotype without spelling the
impression. The Melainotype is . strong, bold,
clear and well-dedned picture. with very mellow
tones and is susceptible of receiving ell the colors
Of Nature and Art. Being flexible they may be
safely sent per post without fear of Injury, and are
a. light as visiting card therefore all the cost
of your picture without case will be only One
D~1ar; with cases at my usual p; ices.
Wehave taken upx ards of $50 Of those Melain-
otypes in this city within few days and every
patron seems highly pleased.
Pictures of all kinds taken ut Mitchells No. 203
Opposite Dunsmore Chambers Second Street Mus
catine Iowa.
Just received from New York by Express the lafg-
est stock of Cases and frames of the latest style that
ever arrived at Mustatins at Wholesale and Retail
Cheap At MITCHELLS Sky Light Gallery.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

The STOCK comprises
Fiue and heavy Lapland Overcoating
Extra do Eskimo Dc:
Fine heavy German castor beayed do
do blue. black, brown. olive, claret
and mulberry Broadcloths.
Heavy English and French DoeskiRs,
do German and American do
Seagrave's fine mixtures for Business
Coats,
New styles Harris Cassimeres,
Plain and Fancy Scarfs and Cravats
white and fancy Shirts, Merino, Cotton
Mufflers and Comforters, go. In fact
FURNISHING HOUSE, all of which l
and Fashionable Clothing at the very Lo'
Muscatine, Oct IA, 1857-daw
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BOOKS. &c.
Durnett's 1ookstore.

00x0o6t 000kot0Ios
NO. 17s second street. Museatins, lows. B: n:
CouAtry Merchants, hecan supply for cash the
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Published BY ". B. Smith Z 90, Ivison Phiny,
and A. 8. Barnes Z Go. Ineluding Ill the Electie
Series Of School Books. Sanders, Readers, Davies'
Ssriesof Mathematical, 30. 3D., ct publishsss prt-
oes.
By buying Of him, they save freight, insurance
30, and can havethef orders filed In muchshsrter
time. He alss keeps constantly In store, and will
OBJ, at small advance on eastern prices, oil other
school books used in Iowa. Also, large stock Of
Cap and Letter Paper, Fancy Note Paper, Plain and
Fancy Envelopes Cards, States and Pencils, Waters
and Sealing Wax, Gold Psnts, Wrapping Paper ,Pock
esi i. Ps'
Memorandum, Wall Paper, Mathematical Instru-
ments, Cheap Publication, Note Books, Round and
Patent Notes, Sheet Music, Transparent Window
Shades Fancy Stationery vaIentines, ketKnves,
Novels, from 81 - and % 90 per dozen.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Violins, Guitars, Accordians, DC, together with
instruction Books Of ell kinds Sheet Music &c., &C.,
He buys largely of all the above articles for cash
ffem the manufacturers East, and can sell them
cheaper (deducting freights. &C., than they can be
jobbing trade In the Beck and STATE merry business
has adopted a. his motto; small profits and large
sales"
he has also very l.rgestock ofstandsnd Misoel-
laneous Law, Medical and Theological Books for
sale at eastern prices.
NEW BOOKS,
received by express as Soon as published. Fewspa-
pers, Magazines and Periodicals. received daily
R. M. B. is agent for the Buffalo Printers Ink Co.
The Buffalo Type Foundry, c. y. Halls Percussion
and Lever Presses, Map. Sunday School Society,
Moline Minis Wrapping papers.
PRINT PAPER.
TO THE PRESS OF CENTRAL IOWA
rUVHE subscriber has on hand and intends to keep
l. at oil times Q large stock Of PRINT PAPER
Of asuperior quality ct the following prices:
1882 inches, S. Is
24x36 90
24x37 i" 82S
TERMS Cash before delioory,
ALSO,
News, JOB, Book, Card and Colorsd Inks Of the bss
brands. PlsinEoli Posts, Flat Cap, CAP, Letter
and Note Papers cards and card boards, 40.
M BURNETT. Bookseller 4 Stationer,
dec30 ITS. I'd st, Muscatine, Iews.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

Whips, Linen Horse Govern, Fly-nets and Horse
Blankets-in short, everything usually found 10
Harness Shop. All warranted to be made oNt of
the best oak tanned leather.
P. S: The only manufacturer of tho Curled
Hair Horse Collar, in Iowa, which Collar is war
ranted not to hurt or gall the horse.
aug25-dawtf
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n & W 8 @ @ K S !

JuSt received at BURN ETTS.
.oRMONIsM, its Leaders and Designs, b
lyl Elder Hyde.
Bible History of Prayer,
Two Years Ago, By Rev. Charles Kingsley,
Prince Of the House Of David,
Never Too Late to Mend,
=" "Nothing to Wear,'' Poem, illustrated.
Whittier's Poems, q
SCOTS Infantry Tactics,
Army Regulations,
Song of Hiawatha,
Principles of Zoology, by Agassiz.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28
C. BRUCE, O. G. BRUCE
BRUCE e. SON,
TANn AGENTS & BROKERS,


Dealers in Exchange d Land Warrants.
Wild Lands, Improved Farms, Town Property, &s.
FORT DODGE, IOWA.
WE pay particular attention to the selection
w Of Lands and their location with cash o.
land warrants, in the Fort Dodge, Sioux City and
Usage Land Districts, Iowa.
We have agents located at Sioux City and Osags,
who devote their whole time ard attention to the
Transaction of our business Fort Dodge will 70.
ceive our personal attention. We will collect
notes, bills, drafts and acceptsnees throughout
Iowa, and remit proceeds promptly in draf ts on
New York. Real Estate and Land Warfsuts
bought and sold on commission. Titles exszihee
and Taxes paid. We also Pay particular attsntion
to the loaning of Land Warrants for oon- resi-
dents the loanins of money at best western :asos,
and to investments generally; We examine sare.
fully all landr, We locate and will give plot and
description. Our com missions for loaninE or loca
ting Land Warrants in the abov. named districts
viii be $40 per 100, 80 per 40, 81 per $50 and -
Der 40 acres, which should accompany the war.
rants nd also the Land Office fees on Warrants OF
one dollar for each 40 acres in bills and dfafts on
New York.
Land Entered upon Time.
All business entrusted to % will receive pronps
and careful attention. Correspondsnses solicited.
spr20-dawly
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~. :. RAILWAY MAP OF i
M U Sc All N. E
AND ITS CONNECTIONS,
I'm letter sheet, with short statement Of the
" natural and Rail Road advantages of this city,
population, de-, is now ready.
Price per ream, on superior paper, 81 7
:" quire, I" 30
Two sheets for 05
business cards (extrs) 90
The subscriber has been TO . gr.at expense to get
up this, and hopes to be remun"rated BY the liberia
patronage of-the business men Of Muscatine.
Orders solicited by R. M. BURNETT.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

DIAPER DOLLS and how to make them-a book
i for little giYls-can be had at
sep26 BURNETT's.
VuNHE GIRLS DELIGHT-Paper Dolls, Nos l,
i 2,3 and 4, with dresses without lumber, can
be had cheap at BURNRrr's.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

Rich Lyons Velvet Yes tings,
do English Silk do
Plain and heavy Grenadine Vestines.
Fancy do 90 do
Cashmere and Satin do
Rick white and drab silk do
Cents and Boys ShawIs,
Fine and extra heavy silk Drawers.
DO do Go do do Under Shirts
Merino and Lumd's Wool do do
do do do do Drawers.
Ties, Gloves Of all kinds, Suspenders.
md Shaker knit Wtolen Socks, Blankets,
all GOODS usually found in a CENTS
am prepared TO sell and make into good,
'est Cash Prices.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

q PUR0 EON'S Sermons, third series;
- Life o. spurgeon-just received at
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-11-28

T OTIS Of new books Of all kinds Just opening and
IL for sale ut BURNETr's book store.