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.Yflrtals, 9atOnarf, ut.

nUGAN s. JENKINS,
COMMISSION H4RD WARE MERCHANTS
NO. p SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
Are Agents for the following Manufactures:
THOMAS TURT0N & SONS, CAST AND SHEAR STEEL.
WILLIAM GREAVES & SONS, FILES, RAsPs, &c.
WALES FRENCH, AUGERs, AUGER bits, &C.
j. e. HOVEY, BORING MACHINES.
A. RANDALL TACKS, FINISHING NAILS, &c.
PROVIDENCE TOOL COMPANY, NUTS, WASHERS AND
PLAEE Irons.
AMERICAN BUTT COMPANY, BUTT HINGES, SAD
IRONS &c.
CHARLES H. KELLOGG, CURRY COMBS, SCALES, &c.
HALL, ELTON q Co, PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS.
SCONILL MANUFACTURING co, SHEET BRASS
BRASS BUTTS.
DAVID SNYDER, SHovELs AND SPADES
BRISTOL HARDWARE COMPANY, BRASS CANDLE
STICKS
DUNLOP & MADEIRAS. AXES, HATcHETs, &c. jyl0-f
VIVIAN & sons LONDON SHEATH
ING METAL FOR SHIPS.
The subscriber has received the Agency of this celebrated
English Sheathing Metal and has in hand and will
keep supply of all sizes
LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
ap24-f fri So Buchanans Wharf.
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STAVES AND LUMBER.
~ SLAVES OF ALL SIZES, up to 62 inch largest
Pipe, hand, Bills of Lumber of WHITE OAK in
Guiding SHIP TIMBER and PINE HICKORY and WAL
NUT, cut to any dimensions ordered
Apply to GEORGE A. WILLIAMS,
Dugans Building,
lea apodor
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C0RTLAN x co,
au14-tf Nos. DIG and 2lS Baltimore
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE PC

makes better Coffee than it is possible obtain in
other way-because, by an ingenious but simple arran
ment the hOuSekeeper may boil her Coffee for ana lem
of time lChOW loss Of aroma, thus securing all the
of the Coffee in their natural and proportional cd
binaton. ALFRED H. REP.
No 227 Roltp,ora -
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!. D. PRATT 4 Co.
CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND S. CHARLES STREETS.
Inc proprletors respectfully invite such Merchants
are not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell
goods on credit to call and examine system and test
the reliability of our information From long experience
ana the satisfactory testimonials of thousands omerchants
IN the different cities East and West who have for years
been subscribers all who will call, whether
they sell goods to the cities country towns ample sat
isfaction the reliability of information ana the
greatbe to be derived from the Agency by those who
subscribe mro.n
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HEAVY SHIPPING LEAF.-25 hhds.
Il IL Heavy Leaf Tobacco, for sale by
WARWICK, FRICK 4 BALL,
jy29-tf 60 South street
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~ This novel and useful Improvement in SMOOTUn
IRONS will be appreciated by thousands who have felt
want Of just such convenience Being heated nv an
cohoc flame, if precludes the necessity of a fire in
house, which is great desderatum in the Summer IA
Ladies who are boarding in the town country, W
readily perceive that this SELF-HEATING IRON is
peclally adapted to their wants and convenience
BY turning the handle aside it forms a very convent
heater for nursery use.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
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EgItOV IoIOINN-
Il $50 casks Western Bacon Sides,
100 Shoulders,
10 % Bulk Shoulders,
1000 Family Hams for sale by
HENRY RIEMAN & SONS,
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Merlban0i5f.

TAMILY HAMS.-50 terces J. Rawson
IL & Co.'s celebrated Cincinnati s. C. Hams, just
ceived and for sale by
s4tf SMITH INCIDENTS.
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MARYLAND
WI LIGHTNING ROD COMPANY.
EFF. LUPTON's
IMPROVED PATENT
EYAMELED LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS,
VITA SCREW INsULAToRs,
Sold Wholesale and Retail at his Desk,
No 8 MECHANICS EXCHANGE, sun IRON BUILDING,
BALTIMORE.
Copper and Enameled Rods constructed Ships Dwell
ings Public Buildings in the safest and best
Also for sale Lightning Rod Points Glass nsuators and
Trimmings. for putting up rods.
ALL ORDERS FROM TOWN OR COUNTRY, d.
RECTED TO HIM, WILL BE PROMPTLY ATTENDED
TO. jy27-tf
DACA MILLS.
GEO W WAIT & son, Proprietors
WAREHOUSE y South STREET.
Have ready fresh stocks of their goods in every
variety of package, including
MUSTARD in wood tin and glass
PURE GROUND SPICES all kinds, in wood, tin and
TABLE SALT, in bags and boxes
RICE FLOUR, CURRIE, &c, &c
300 bags PEPPER;
200 q PIMENTO
LOCO mats CASSIA;
5000 lbs. NUTMEGS;
900 lbs; MACE
CLOVES in bales; GINGER in bags and barrels; AFRI-
CAN BIRD PEPPERS, etc
Agents also for the sale of PrestOn's Boston CHOCO-
ATES and COCOA PREPARATIONS, at the lowest
jy20-dtf
A GENCY OF THE HAZARD POW
IADER CO.-The undersigned having large and com
ele dsso vi epoitS' silphS Hlihihs, ana Dlast-
ing POWDER in their magazine, prepared execute
all orders for this justly celebrated Powder, at manufac
turer's prices. d. j. FOLEY 4 BRO. Agents.
aul6dn SO South street
BURGLAR PROOF AND FIRE PROOF
I'D CHILLED IRON SAFES, WITH COMBINATION
BANK LoCK.-THE WORLDS SAFE COMPANY have
established an agency in Baltimore for the sale of their
IMPROBABLE CHILLED IRON SAFES,
BANK LOCKS AND VAULT DOORS
These the only reliable ROBBER SAFES ever of
fered for sale in Baltimore No reliance placed on
Sheet Iron Safes G. S. WILLETT, Agent
jy7tf 192 Baltimore stree$,
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HAVANA Cabanasy Carba
jail, Espanoa, La Suiza, La Filanropa and other fine
Segars just imported per Brig R. c. Wright from Hava
ma; for sale by LAURENCE Thomson & CO., Ga Ex
obs so
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Sbipprna.

I'm BREMEN.-The A | Bremen
NH<n&frM ship JOHANNA WILHEIMINE T IT
Ss-~S@ Ihierman, master, will have quick dispatch
for the above port For freight passage apply to H.
BRAUNS 4 Co., corner Cheapside and Lombard Street
4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-19

HUMMING BIRDS TONGUES.
tongue of humming bird is very curl
Gus. 1t has two tubes alongside of
each other, like the two tubes Of a
double barreled gun. At the tip of the
tongue the tubes are little separated,
and their ends are shaped like spoons.
The honey is spooned up, as we may
say, and then it is drawn up into the
mouth through the long tubes Of the
tongue But the bird uses it's tongue
another way. 1t catches insects with
it, for it lives on these as well as on
honey. 1t catches them in this way {:
The two spoons grasp the insect like a
pair of tongs, and the tongue bending,
puts it into the birds mouth! The
tongue, then, Of the humming bird is
not merely an instrument, but it con-
tains several instruments together-two
pumps, two spoons, and a pair Of tongs.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-19
TIMOTHY TITCoMB.

ORIGIN OF THE NAMES OF STATES
Maine was SO called as early as 1923,
from Maine in France, Of which Hen
retta Maria, Queen Of England, was at
that time proprietor.
New Hampshire was the name given
to the territory conveyed by the Plym-
outh Company to Captain John Mason.
by patent, Nov 7th, 1929, with refer
ence to the patentee, who was Governor
of Plymouth, in Hampshire, England
Vermont was so called by the inhab-
itants in their declaration Of Independ-
ence, Jan. 10th, TIT, from the French
uerd mint, the green mountains.
Massachusetts was SO called from
Massachusetts Bay, and that from
7 the Massachusetts Tribe of Indians, II
the neighborhood Of Boston. The
tribe is thought to have derived its name
from the Blue hills Of Milton. 81 hao
learned" says Roger W.llioms, +" tina
the Massachusetts, was so called from
the Blue Hills" a+ "
Rhode Island was so called in 1864
in reference to the Island Of Rhodes il
the Mediterranean.
! Connecticut was so called from tn,
Indian name Of its principal river
Connecticut is Mocheakannew wore
signifying long river. ~
New York was so called in 1864 il
reference to the Duke of York and AL
bany, to whom this territory was grant
ed by the king Of England.
New Jersey was SO called in 1864
from the Island Of Jersey, en- the coas
of France, the residence Of the famil..
Of Sir George Carteret, to whom tn
territory was granted
I Pennsylvania was so called in 1861
after William Penn.
| Delaware was so called in 170l, from
Delaware bay, on which it lies, from
which it received its name from Lore
Delaware, who died in this bay.
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HOOVER & BIDNELL,

HOOVER & B1DWELL,
FORWARDING ana Commission Merchants and
L steamboat Agents.
Agents fer Atkin 3 celebrated self-raking Reaper
and Mower
Also agents fol- the "Amaris an Machine STAMP
Co." ...La.
Office in p. Jackson's Building, in Express W.
6oe, Font st., Muscatine, Iowa.
uay2-dtf
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HOTELS.
OGILVIE HOUSE

coRNERoF wATER STREET AND IOWA AVENUE, ANDoP
Pos1rE THE RAILROAD DEPOT, MUscArINE, IOWA.
Low & SKINKLE, Proprietors.
The Proprietors shave recentlyeas the above pop.
ular Hotel and refurniskedit in elegant and sub
stantial manner, and are prepared to accommodate
gueststo their entire satisfaction in every particular
The only Office of the ..-.r.rrr. .'T .4--.
~ WESTERN STAGE COMPANY IA
in this City isin this House, The Propretors haveust
added very large and comfortable stab to the
veniences Of the Hotel land consequently prepared
to furnish this accommodation to al who may desire
it, at tho lowest forms. CJan14 daily
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NJ SON tel.

q - IFORNERLY GLOVER HOUSE,
Cor. of Second and Walnut sts., Muscaiine
LAS the most central location of any, and is il
L L immediate connection with the principal liv
cry stables ofthe City. Stages and hacks leave il
every day for all parts of the State. A splendid
omnibus attends the arrival of the cars and boat.
regularly, conveying guests 10 and from the House
free of charge. [s2-dtf] B, A. MASON.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-19

Maryland was so called in honor of
Henrietta Maria, Queen of Charles 1,
in his patent to Lord Baltimore, June
30th, 1852. "a w v v
Virginia was SO called in 1884, after
Elizabeth, the virgin Queen of Eng
land. ,
Carolina was so called by the French
in 1864, in honor Of King Charles TX,
Of France. u 4 II a y 80 = 44A Z :
Georgia was so called in 1882, in
honor Of King George II.
Alabama was so called in 1914, from
its principal river. fF r~ ~ g
Mississippi was SO called in 1900,
from its western boundary. MISSISSIPPI
pi is said to denote the whole river,
i. e., the river formed by the union Of
many. ...- -.. -
Louisiana was so called in honor Of
Louis XIV, of, France. rs ~ az,
Tennessee was so called in 1896,
from its principal river. The word
Ten-asse is said to signify curved
spoon.
Kentucky was so called in 1902,
from its principal river.
Illinois was so called in 1909, from
its principal river. The word is said
to signify the river Of men.
Indiana was SO called in 1869, from
the American Indians.
Ohio was so called in 1902, from its
southern boundary. .......
Missouri was SO called in 1921, from
its principal river.
Michigan was socalled in 1905, from
the lake on it's border.
Arkansas was so called in 1872,
from its principal river.
Florida was so called by Juan Ponce
de Leon in 1872, because it was dis
covered on Easter Sunday; in Spanish,
Pascua Florida. - N-.'N .mH-'ll
Columbia was so called in reference
to Columbus.
Wisconsin was so called from it's
principal river. ... a-a
Iowa was so called from its principal
river. 1913 lE.EEEE E.E.EI.
Oregon was so called from it's prin-
cipal river. e-2- ~ -.'" of
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| OF Inc palntu 1eenagS experienced In tho OF
| tions of most CATHAKTICs. 1t strengthens the
| tenn at the same time it purges it, and when t
daily in moderate doses ,, will strengthen and
it up wi increasing rapidity.
The LIVER is one of, - bowels gently and
the principal regulators ~ CosTIvENEss.
of the human body; I- One dose taken
and when it performs meal will cure DYs
| its functions well, thell J STA.
powers of the system One dose of two
are fully developed.-lL spoonfsls will al,
The STOMACH is entirelyll : relieve SICK HEADA
| dependent on the heal n OAe bottle taken
| thy action of the LIVER a female obstruction
for the proper perform ! moves the cause OF
ance of its functions ~ disease, and max
| when the stomach is at - peri ect cure.
fault, the bowels are al Only one dose in
fault, and the whole diately relieves CHI,
system suffers in conse- while
quencs of one organ-IYhl One dose often
the LIVER havin giOipeatsd is sure cur,
cea!ed to do its duty.-lL CHOLERA MoRBUs,
For the diseases of that preventive OF CHI
| organ, one of the pro- X RIA.
prietors has mace 1T his " sB- Only one b.
tudy, in a practice of is needed to throw
moro than twenty years. y of the system the ef
to find soma remedy N,of medicine after
wherewith to counter. 81; kness
| act the many derapge- I'll NH One bottle u
ments to which it is liza for JAUNDIcE rem
| BILE. all sa!Owncss or ur
| 10 prove that this ural color from
| remedy is at las; found ~ skin.
any person trouble d - One dose tax en- s
wiver LIVER COMPLAINT, , time before eatiug G
| in any of its forms, has IL, viPor to the appe
but to try bottle, and and makes food di
conviction il certain. X well.
These Gums remove One dose often
all morbid or bad mat peated cures cBp
ter from the system, II DIARitIGA in its v
supplying in their pace firms, while sun
a healthy flow CT bile, and BOWEL compl;
invigoratng the stom- yield almost to the
ach, causing food TO d. desc.
ges: we'll, PURIFYING One rtwo dosesc
THE BLOOD, giving tone m attacks caused
and health to the whole NJ wosMs in Child
machinery, removing there is no surer, 81
the cause of the disease - or spe, der rened
= ffecting radical II the world, as it II
Gu Q. fails.
BILIOUS ATTACKS are ~ N3> few 30
cured, and WHAT'S BET r cures DRt PsY, by c
TER, PREVENTED, by the ting the ahsorbents
occasional use of tho J We take pleasur
LIVER INvIGoR AToR. recommend i II q t
One dose after eating!H, medicine as a prey
is sufficient to relieve Fl i've of FEVER /
the stomach I'D pre- AGUE,CH1LL FE'
vent the foed from RI ~ ard all FEVERS
sing and souring. ~ BILIOUS TYPE.
Only one dose taken operates with cert al
before re'iring,prevents and thousands arc
NIGHTMARE. \ ing to testify to
Only one dose taken " onderful virtues.
at night, loosens the "
AH pho use it are giving their una
nous testimony in its .tavOr.
O. Ma Water in the mouthwith the
uigor ator, and swallo,r both together.
THE LIVER 1NVIGORATOR
IS SCI ENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
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EDWARD H, THAYER

A TTORNEY AND COUNS ELLOR AT LAW
n Muscatine, Iowa. Ofice-the County Judges
office. [Sept 10, '57-f
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[ r VI NC HOUSE
To the RNhlic.

To the Public.
THE undersigned has leased the Irving House
L and fitted it up for the reception of bearders
and the entertainment of travellers; ard would
solicit part of their patronage He will use his
best endeavors TO make them comfortable. Sever
rooms for families may BE- had. H->E
nov30-daw3m g. W WILKERSON
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E. W. EASTMAN.
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Ell DORA, Hardin Ccun-
n ty, IOWA. '.
REFERS TO
6: G. MAHAN and LEMP X SELLS, Muecatine, Iowa
jams
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+ CARSKADDAN,

4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Ia
Muscatino, Iowa. Office at the Courtho
Sept. l9, SIT
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PEI a DILL Dill 49,,

PHILAD FL. PHIA.
Benevolent Institution established by special endo
nent for the relief of the sick distressed Athlete
with Viruent and Epidemic diseases.
TO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases as
= matorrhga, Seminal Weakness, Impotence Gonorrhca
elect Syphilis the Vice of Onansm &c &c
The Howard Association in view awfu destruction
praetced upon the unfortunate victims
Qnaeks directed their Consulting
as charitable act worthy Of their open DspeR
sary for the treatment of this class
forms and Medical Advice gratis all apply by
letter with description of their condition
ton habits Of life and in cases of poverty
furnish Medicines free of charge is needless
the the highest of tho
and will furnish The most approved modern
The Directors review of the past feel
heir lab n this sphere of benevolent effort
great eneft to the afflicted especially to the young and
they have resolved to devote with zeal
to this vary important but much despised cause.
Just published by the Association Report Sperma
torrhea, Semnal Weakness the vice of Onansn Mas
turbation ether Diseases the sexaa
Organs by the onsung Surgeon which will be by
mail Gin sealed letter envelope free of charge receipt
Of two stamps for postage.
Address for report or treatment. Dr. GEORGE R. CA,
HOUN. Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association, No.
SGsth Ninth street, rhila delphia Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
W EZRA D. HEARTwELL, PRESIDENT,
GEO. FAIEHILc, Secretary.
decI2
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....... MEDICAL.
THE LIVER INVIGOR ATOR
PRFARD BY DIR SANFORD.
Commanded enfirelu from Gnms

Compounded entirely from Gums.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PUKGATlVE AND LIV-
l. Err MEDICINES now Re fore the public that acts
as q cATnARTlC, easier, milder and more edectual
than any other medicine known. 1t is not only a
cATHA RTIo, but LIVER remedy, acting first on the
LIVER to eject its morbid matter, then the stom-
ach and bow els to carry off that matter, thus &C
ccmplishng two purposes enectually, without ar y
Of the painful feelegs experienced in tho opera
tions of most CATHAKTIcs. 1t strengthens the sys-
tenn at the same time it purges it, and when taken
daily in moderate doses will strengthen and build
it I'D wi b increasing IapiditY.
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RICHMAN & BROTHER,
PETER P. SMITH,
XSN NN KVN DE "

ind Blank Book Manufacturer,
CJAS removed over Burnett Book Store IT'S
IL Second street.
All kinds Of Blank Work CONSTANTLY on hand
Blank Books :uled to any pattern. Old books OF
all kin is re .bou nd in varieties of styles.
MA new stock of calls, turkey, morocco, &C.
lust reoaived srom New York. mays-d6m
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GEORGE T.. DANIELS.

4 RCHITECT AND BUILDER. Office in Old
n American Hotel, corner Second street and Iowa
Av niue, Mu:catine, Iowa. -.Ir.
feh3-dful
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GEORGE s. HERB,

A TTORNEY Counsellor at Law, Muscatine
n Iowa. Ofi;e over the Bank of Isett { Brew
ster. CMap5 1888
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-19

JNO. B. COOVER, H.. D.,
D ESPECTFULLY tenders his pro fes ional servi-
IL ces to the cit zens of this city and 'lcinity
Office corner of Second street and Iowa Avenne,
over c. o. Waters Drug store.
July 18th ,lS57-d6m*
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noct. D, P. JOHNSON

WILL stillcon tnue to practice medicinein the
w eity Of Muscatine and adjac snt country.
Office at the Mayors office, fremont Hall. Res
dence corner of Chestnut and Third streets.
Muscaline July % 1887.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-19

LAWS OF THE RoAD.-There are some
very pretty, but unhappily very ill-bred
women, who don't understand the laws
Of the road with regard to handsome
faces. Nature and custom would, no
doubt, agree in ceding to all males the
right of at least two distinct looks at
every come y female countenance, with
out any infraction Of the rules of cour-
tesy, or the sentiment Of respect. The
first look is necessary to define the person
Of the individual one meets, so as to
avoid in passing. Any unusual attrac-
ton discovered in first glance, is a
sufficient apology for second-not an
impertlnent stare, but an approaching
homage of the eyes, such as stranger
may inotfensively yield to a passing
image. 1t is astonishing how morbidly
sensitive some vulgar beauties are to
the slightest demonstration of this kind.
When a lady walks the streets, she
leaves her virtuous indignation counte-
nance, at home, she knows well enough
that the street is a picture gallery,
where pretty faces framed in pretty
bonnets are meant to be seen, and ev-
has right to see them.-.A-
ldntic M0nthIY. .-.. ..,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-19

SHAKING HANDs.-The mere offer of
the hand is the readiest sign Of volun-
tary courtesy or forgiveness, and its
noncompliance the most civil yet mean
ing of repulses. Shaking hands is a
mode Of greeting, the origin of which
is lost in obscurity. individuals dis
play character in their mode of so do
ing. Who cannot feel at once the an
tagonism between the touch Of a prude
and the cordial grasp of a friend p
Who knows not the sailors grip Of cam
did heartiness from the conventional
I" giving Of hands - How perfectly
does the graduated or lingering pressure
cause the mercury in loves barometer
to rise or fall by the scale of hope =
What sympathies and antipathies are
demonstrated by the various degrees Of
kindly, irresolute, vivacious, careless,
fond, or earnest manner of shaking
hands It is this relation between
temperament, feeling, consideration,
and the instructive action of the hands,
which has given rise to those theories
which profess to read the predominant
impulse Of char: cter in the traits of
ones handwriting.
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GRATEFUL to hi
patrons forthe Ii bel
! erality t ey b a v
evinced during tn
past, comes again b
fore them, with a fu
expericnce of the
wants and a SO nse o
theif appreciation Q
the exee llent in art
To anCounrp tn them
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u
BOTANIC Physician and surgeon ,Muscatine
- Iowa. Office in Trem ont Hall, (up stalrs.)
may daw6m
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DR.. H. EHRHART

ECLE CTIC II III Y S &c A n
OFFICE corner Of Third and Walnut streets
" Muscatine, Iowa, ----- lyl3
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j. X. Misty,
A T7ORNEY AT LAW, Muscatipe, Iowa.
n Office. fremont Hall. mayS:dawtf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-11-12
4 College Iucident.

n young man approachcd a stu
dent Standing in .a-ao0r OF Univcr-
sity Hall, recently, and inquired for
the roOH where candidates were be-
Ing examined. the student was
about to reply, WHOM one OF the Fac.
ulty, who4o yunthiu! appearance is
but al Imperfect exponent Of his
brilliant mental powers, approached
and 6lanily assured the inquirer that
Inc would conduct him lhithrr The
elnUryo freshman who had hoard OF
the indigenous plsassniries OF Col.
Iege life. was not to lie thrown of
his guard by the courteous words
and ahable address Of u stranger. -
Placing his thumb. upon his nasal
organ, and giving to his fingers the
peculiar gyrntory movement SO pop
ular among tho pupils Of the street
y tew years ago, he .reSponlel--
"No, ye don't, young mau! may
appear green, but I'm not to be sole
to the first bidder in this instiluti On
| can tell you!"
When the yopng man unierstoot
the exact relation in which he stood
to the Professor, his market valu,
declined as rapid y AS fancy -tock'
in IA apaEic.- Pr0oidence Post