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John L. wooIsEY SEHocH B. EraHHtpaE
NJ Orleans Wakaiev ID H3sItn
yEJTtf6F,SFGV & ETH FTTlCsFG TGiR8C{fa AND
MEECH ANTS ~ -" ~
No. 81 CAMP STREET,
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= ,.,...,. a. John, N B., February ssis5s
GeullemeE-l9e following ceFmheae iom y t lmam Innsg
terestn to Won and therefore incose IT, You depend
'p2' wv GU . Yours, W. o. SMITH
v Mayor Ii the city ofst. John N B.
nsed three years Ind ionr months val Of 4 4 FabnesiocEs
q1ested the mother to count them which did stated
@ Mse yd S o ea IN m two bGnsd an
Two were nine length, and the ohessaver
aging six inches W oK KssSit e IL EIn.sou.s
81 Sq P5tc n D sboga 9o K ven to The initials ii IN
per and see that they are buying b. A Fahnest5cks ver
MEDICAL HOUSE, No 81 0ustomHonse atseet near
syphic and ali rivae Diseases without Mercury
1 al cas Das'S's y exposure y ''9H'''
The unparalleled success which
Fl parts he United states and EqFopeas many .
seS Ss % Rs he re
are some of the diseases termed Private
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. PED
tertiary Strcare Ureh5a Bsobatges Geet aonofr6oa
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Aictions Of eae oEeysr
ceie Cancers Ulcers Tumors and ali Diseases skn
privately improperly injured themselves Ia ha
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind unht
ting either business society, viz Constitutional De-
biy 0ency The following are some o. the sad and
Weakness Back and Limbs Pain u the Head nnnsss #
pepsa Nervousness Irabily, Symptoms e Consumption
etc Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind ae more 70 be
dreaded Loss OF Memory Confusion Oh lgeas oppression q
Spirits, Ey Fore6odi9gsi aversion 70 aoeletY
Lovgei Sotude Imidity etc. are some Of the sY
AZ persons inGed WIN any q te asoys sa9ea
not at 70 gall on M james ana % " ohee III peie
heath let no false decasy prevent YOU ou apply q once 1
save from the awful ana Of ha
Weakness Of organs Immediately onred audfull yigor
restored, $500.
Remember The Medical House OF Dr. AGses Is ~ GHston
house street
Private and separate rooms reserved hours o attendance
from s a. NJ. 10 3 r NJ
Consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL
FSRacentca OF 3onorrhea cured n twenty hours
or no pay. 11ts : 4hItio
oil ly " GnSomhonHe street.
TDTTZT -D .TTTs DTTTsT3TT Isl 1N:T1 9poT-T1 =
NAEL STEtAN1S lEAtIGE1 IS'Ait4tsLS5 a aulI y
miles long fronting the hl and ni fr9m r. e miles deep
oil Whch near hUO acres aNe Deeh uuuet as sugar
kin 4sgal e i'm Il stnatf
or e NOUN OF the MsspplFlVer III tne ash Oh enefsoa
Lq Tbs Messrs If and ronosa ia sell
COMPANY, for
THIRTY-FIyE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
in four years and years bearing per cent.
sT 6 ae tsS 10 be ae ny oe ea
"heh = M rs ImT y NJ E3Wh "S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13
LORD NAPIER AND THE F1L1BusTERs.-Ad dispatch
Of the 9TH inst from Washington, says:

LORD NAPIER AND THE FILIBUsTERs.-A dispatch
Of the 9th inst. from Washington, says
No dispatch has been sent or communication made
lately BY Lord Napier to our Government regarding
Nicaragua and the ilibusters. There is, therefore,
no foundation for the dispatch of the Associated
Press sent to the newspapers yesterday Lord Napier
has been in Washington bnt little lately and hos net
had any important official communication with the
State Department for some time past. The most
friendly relations exist between the two Powers With
respect to Nicaragua and Great Britain will not at
tempt to exercise such power of police as this
country could not allow
BRNEyoLENoE= or PORE P1Us lX.--We translate
an aneedote from DR.. Franks Mach Jerusalem. In
Greece our traveller met American lady, Miss Do
rothea L. Dix who impeled by the philanthrOpic de-
sire to contribute towards an Improvement in the
treatment Of lunatGs also visited Rome She told
the Doctor " visited the lunatic asylum, and my
heart Tevuted at the sight did not see sick per-
| sons whom man should pity, unfortunates whom we
should endeavor to eure-they brutes in chains
the dens Of which seemed never TO have been cleaned
Several days after my visit to the lunatc asylum, l
| was presented to His Holiness the Pope, who knew
the object of my travels The Pope asked me in the
most friendly manner, whether had yet visited the
/ Asylum at Rome | had the courage to answer {:
Eyes; ard am convinced that your Holiness has
not yet paid it visit Pic Mono quickly raised his
head, and only asked with an expressive attentive
look ] understood him, and related to him in a
voice full of emotion, all the horrors and barbarism
had Witnessed ! Yentured trembling within myself,
ment Of the unhappy beings. The respect command
ing man of Christendom listened with earnest atten-
ton aud said briefly after [ had concluded: !" Come
again in week time, and then left his presence.
My anxiety was unutterabiy great. The Protestant
the stranger, bad perhaps risked too much Although
was conscious in my innermost heart Of my good
intentions, yet passed a sleepess night, and day
Of the deepest inward agitation. It created deep
sensation when the holy father, two days after had
Eeen presented to him, suddenly while taking one Of
his drives stopped before the gate OF the lunatG asy
um and spent an hour init The week had passed and
stood as | had been commanded, in the Vatican be.
fore the Pope. In manner us grave as it was calm
Pho Mono said to me " l have appointed commits
sion charged toay before propositions concerning
the erection OF lunatic asylum coniormably to the
rules Of humanity and morality, in the shortest time
possible When you visit Rome again your just and
pious wishes will have been fulfilled thank yon fol
your communications. May Heaven bless yon.s
bent my knee, deeply moved, not before the head 0
Catholic Ghrstendon, but before the wise prince ans
the good man. Jewish Chronise.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13

Notice hereby that tile Termination q the copart-
Dershp existing according articles of agree
ment be ween the members Of the finn Of Baylor 90 the
same will be dissolved aud the unfinished business placed in
liquidation, 9. g, BAiLOE.
Manchester March. 1858. as tf&W
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DIRECT TRADE............BA q o..

u ---77-7
Notice IS hereby given that all claims which may anpz
upon proper examination due from the books Of Baylor
Co. and which nay be established by due process a
law, will be promptly paid, with interest in full
This occasion IL taken to inform the friends Of DIAAG6
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor %, hroughpa
the Districts that during the coming business ssas9n
will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton t9r
direct shipment Europe accompanied in ell cases by ga
tees for the balances due on each shipment
Bagging will be filed by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans
SO the Cotton already sold be Identified duplicate
will IN every instance be made out in LONDON
by Public Accountant and sent % those interested To save
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
Weights their Cotton and such other information as
will facilitate the matter.
All letters private well business, relating to the
fairs of Baylor Co. and direct trade Will BE- addresesd 70
sc. @. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON"
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VALUABLE LANDING ATPUB11o SALE.

THE MINDEN LANDING, now occupied by G. L. Weldon
near the Mipden Claiborne parsh Louisiana, will be
public auction the highest bidder in the town OF Min
den on the first MONDAY in September next.
This property comprises about 800 Of land with the I'M
provemens thereon consisting Sheds and Ware
house The Landing controls Rlage Of the extensive and
rapidly growing trade Of the parishes tributary to Lake Bs
neau Of the largest points for the shipment 81 cot
ton Interior and entirely above overflow 10 those
dunted with this property unnecessary more those
uuncquanted With obtain full information regarding the
quantity Of cotton shipped annually from it well the
amount Of up freight received by IL BY applying g the parties
named below.
acceptance payable LIST january next onethd Payable n e
cember 1889 and Onehird payable in April 1860 in New OK
leans acceptanCes, approved.
For further particulars relation this property apply ~
" j. Sterling Esq, Mndeu; G L. Weldon, Esq, Min1eN
Landing; or NJ B. Brady Il Co.. New Orleans jel9 It
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Gu

st, John, N. b.. February A, 1858.
h5y Purchasers shoud look well to The initials the wrap
per- thar they buying b. A Fahnes9eks yeEm
fnge and no other, 02l Imd&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-13

Mayor Of the city Of St John. N. b.
sirI yesterday gave child named james Cunningham,
aged three and ionr months wal Of b Fabnes9eka
Vermuge The quantity Of passed being great re-
quested the mother to coun, Them which did stated
there and seventeen The day previous the
child had vpmited our-mRkng in all two huntred and
Two nine and half inches in length and the othe
aging six inches. WM CUNNINGHAM,
KpEfr-F Mt llA AlrusHn
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
HOTELS.
OGILVIE HOUSE

;oRNERoF W ATEK STREET AND IOWA AVENUE, AND0P
Po.1rE THE RAILROAD DEPOT, MUsCATINE, IOWA.
LOW & SKINKLE, Proprietors.
The Proprietors erecentIyleas the above pop.
ular Hotel and refurnsled it in elegant and sub.
stantisl manner, and arc prepared to accommodate
guests their entire satisfaction in particular
The only Office Of the
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY
in his City in his House. The Proprietors haveust
added very large and Portable stab to the
veniencosof the Hotel and consequently prepared
to furnish this accommodation to al who may desire
II at the lowest terms CJan14 dailv
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

The LIVER I. ons q
th. nr;rc;r NO, ,..r,.tor
NJ The hnm.ne bodv
and when q IA, rorm
its functions xeil m
nover. of The :, sten
ara fully develoned.-
The sToxAcu;ssnt;rel,
demands =, tha ho.i
thr .t;on of ,ha,Iv.,
fo; the nroner nerfo,m
.ncs 81 ~ f,ro,;on.
r. -. sson,.or :. !.
f.nit tha hovsis .rs !.
fanlt and The .hoi
ev,tem snff.rs in conse
ruanca nf one organ-
the IIvrR-havin,
ca.,od 70 do IT, drt,
Eor Oh. S;s.osas ae a.,
o,a.n 40 oe ~ ~.
n,;oto,s : ~. :, Wv = h;
r,ndv in a rac;;c. -
more than tvantv vcar IS
to find SOM. yc,n ad,
wherew;th - counts;
az, ,ha man W S So NV.
ants 70 vh;,h :, ;.,;s
hIe. ~ Wv" ~ 20 -"
n ,ro,. A.. A.;
remodr "a o,I..t So W.,
onn $50. 80 ~ los. ,.on ntIa =
w;v.rp,vsn ,o. u. .,.,
:. 80. ~ nv ~ 49, 49,
NJ ~ a.. . 1911
oonn to :. o..ta;n a'''
These Gums rem ov
oil ,norh;d -. h.J =, !. !.
"a. 800 ~. .us 49,. am
Sunnln;n, IN ths; y ~
a hp:,thSs a. of LII
inv. ;;nc the stnm
ooh nous;n. food % 4;
cesi wolj puR,rv,n'
TIE pIoon. giving ton
and health q, @ the Who'll
mooh;ncrv rnmon;n
the canse ~ IN. d;sea !
Feeling a radica
Gu Q.
BILIOUS lou ATTACKS al
cure n auu ~mAr Is BE,
occasional use Of th
Liver IsyIeoRAToR.
One dose after eatin
is sufficient to reliev
the stomach End pre-
vent the food from ri
sing and souring.
| Only one dose takcl
before retiring,prevent
NIGHTMARE.
only one dose takel
at night, loosens tn
| All uh0 use 1t {
~, an. tno,;,,, ana, IN
l-M:M J. .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
~ nINuMAN. -. U. III
RIOHMAN & BROTHER,

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLUKS At IA
+ and Solcitors in Chancery, Muscatine' IOWA;
wan nrac,;co in tbe several Courts of the State and
in the District Court of the United States, District
of Iowa.
Th,y will act as agents in buying and selling
lands, and in paying taxes.
Particular attention paid to the examination u
titIas. 70 conveyancing notarial business, nc.
March LIST, lS55-d&w tt.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
SON s.H tcl.

% FORMERLY GLOVER HOUSE,
Cor. of Second and Wdla1ut sts., MuscatiHe,
LAS the most central location of any, and is in
L l. immediate con cotton with the principal liv"
cry stables ofthe City. Stages and Jacks leave it
every day for all parts of the State. splendid
omnibus attends the arrival of the cars and boats
regularly, co. vsyine guests 10 and from the House
free of charge. [s2-ttf1 B. A. MASON.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
PETER P. SMITH,
" NA MN " ~ ~

find Blank Book Manufacturer,
CTASrsmoved over Burnett Book store. 17o
l. l. Second street.
Allkinds of Blank Work Constantly on hand
Blank Books -uled to any pattern. Old DOCKS OF
all kin Is rs -bou nd In varieties of styles.
MA new stock of calls, turkey, morocco, &C.
in st received srom New York. mays-dom
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
HOOVER & BIDNEL]

HOOVER & BIDWELL,
| WARDIN(; ana Commission Merchants ana
| L steamboat Agents.
Asents far Atkins celebrated self-rakins Reaper
| and Mower
| Also agents fol the american Machine stamp
| Co." =.
| Office in p. Jacksons Building, in Express "
e, Font ST., Muscatine, Iowa.
| uay2-dtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

- bowels gently and cures
AZ COsTIvENEss.
~ One dose taken after
meal will cure DYsPEP,
h STA.
One dos e of two tea.
spOonfals will always
T. relieve SICK HEADACHES,
II One bottle taken foI
&C female Instructions re-
moves the cause of the
~ disease, and makes ia
FL perfect cure.
Only one dose imms.
- diately relieves CHoLIc,
- willie
'YH One dose often re-
~ peatsd is q sure cure fol
~ CHOLERA MoRBUS, and
. preventive OF CHoLE-
I RA.
~ "Only one bottle
10 needed to throw out
" of the system the effects
'Aiof medicine after q long
sickness.
- ~-One bottle taken
for JAUNDIcE removes
all sallowncss or Hppat.
ural color from the
M skin.
- One dose TAX en- a short
r. time before eatiug gives
~ vigor to the appetite,
and makes food digest
X well.
" One dose often re-
peated cures CHRONIC
Il DIARRHGA in it's worst
. firms, while SUMMER
u and BOWEL complaints
yield almost to the first
desc.
One Ortwo doses cure
IN attac ks sed b.,
W WORMS in Children
: there is no surer, safer
~ or speedier remedy in
- the world, as it never
fails.
'H ~ A few bottles
.H cures DRoPsY, by excl
ting the sbforbents.
o. We take pleasure in
recommend ing h il
r. medicine ss a prevent.
FL i've of FEVER AND
AGUE,CHlLL FEVER
" ard all FEVERS of a
~ BILIOUS TYPE. II
operates with certainty
- and Thousands are wi +
ing to testify to ia
xowonderful virtues.
e giving their uman'
IS tavor.
the mouth nth the In
o,u both together.
EDICAL DISCOVERY, an
almost too geeat to belize Q
even the first dose giving
e than one bottle is required
YER COMPLAINT, from
Dyspepsia to a common
are the result of a DIS
LIAR PER BOTTLE.
.rietor, 345 Broadway, New
! Druggists. Sold also "
Iowa.
"
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4unsnlorf T. Gban(bers

4unsnlore 4 OBambers
Have constantly on hand al their
STEAM SAW & PLANNING MILLS,
B E D T E A D MANDATORY
All kinds Of Timber, Lumber, Joist
and Scantling.
Flooring, Siding, Dressed & Undresssd
Shingles cut and shaved,
Lath, sash, Doors, Blinds,
Door and window francs, and broom Ha die
A LSO, at their Stores, 20s and 210 Sc
~ ondstreet, large assortment of Furniture
their own and
Eastern Manufacture,
For sale at Wholesale and retail eomr risirr
Bedsteads and Trundles of all kinds,
Bureaus, Sideboards, v ard !obss. bookcases, sofa
divans, tete -a-tetes, lounges mirrors, Wood an
hair seat chairs and rockers, Refrigsrators Centr
tables, stands feathers, mattresses, mats and at
ting; also alarge assortmentof
CARPETING.
Rugs. Drugget mats. 70 atting and oil cloths.f z
Also, Veneers of all kinds and everything per-
aiming to the House Furnishing Business.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
nr.H EHRHART,
G.. w. FULLIAM,

ECLE TIC T. IL " s &c A y
0FFICE corner Of Third and Walnut streets
Muscatine, Iowa, Jylo
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r. w. BRICE, M. d..

B. W. BRICE, NJ. D.,
nFFERS his professional services to the citizens
" of Muscatne and adjacent country, in all its
branches. II avirg lorg been familiar with the
many eompleatas forms f Malarious Endemics
common to Central Ohio, Illinois, and the Mssis-
sippi Valley generally, he feels competent of his
capacity to treat them successfully.
He would especially invite the attention of those
persons suffering from any Of the multiplied forms
Of INDIGESTION, and from other stomach and liver
disorders, so often occurring in the west.
Diseases peculiarly incident to females have been
ade subject Of special attention, and he fatters
himself that be is prepare to satisfy the reasona-
BILE expectations Of those who may consult him in
relation to them.
Calls attended to at all tim both in the town
and tountrv. When not professionally engaged
he will be f, und either at his Office in the old Amer
lean Hotel, up stairs, at his residence On Lynn
street between I'd ard Sd streets.
Muscatine, NJ ay Is 1858.
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[ RV [ n G. HOUS Sc
TO the Public.

FI1HE undersigned has leased the Irving House
and fitted 1t up for the reception of bearders
and the entertainment Of travellers; ard would
solicit part Of their patronage. lie will use his
best cndeavors TO make them com Portable. Sever
rooms for families may b. had.
Aov3O-daw3m g. w WILKERSON.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
FRESH DRUGS.
JOHN B. DOUGHERTl

No. 18l Main street, Muscatine, Iowa,
rs new in receipt of his fall stock of Drugs, Med
i icines, Paints, Oils, Glass, 30,
would bere state that my selections have bee
made with personal care, entirely for cash M
! took is large ana l datter myself that can off
uperior induces eDts to Wholesale es we'll as ret
ustomer.. Call and see.
Mayxxiv-tf ]. r. DOU4HFRTY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

YlHE Now York Evening Mirror says, tina
/ Haines Brothers iron frame Piano Fortes are
The cheapest, first class Pianos in market,
and the New York Musical Review says "they are
the best Instruments at the lowest possible price,.
They can be supplied at the manufacturer New
York prices, and each instrument war; nted as
fully as if purchased of Mr.. Haines, personally
atthe Muscatine Music Depository. 1876 I'd ST., by
JOSEPH SYKES,
Agent for Haines Brothers, N. B. Prince d Co.
and Mason & Hamlin Melodeons at eastern prices,
Viollns Guitars, Accordeons, Flutes, &C., the best
of Strings and every article usually kept Mu-
eic Store Also, tuning done by the year or other
wise. I35 I'd ST., opposite Uuion BLOCK.
mav15
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noct n. p JOHNSON

UOCt. u, T. JUN NOON
WILL illcon tnuc to practice medlcinein the
w city of Muscatine and adjac ent country.
Office at the Mayors office, fremont Hall. Res-
dence corner of Chestnut and Third streets.
Muscaiino July % 1887.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
MEDICAL.
THE LIVER lNVIGORATOR
PRFARD BY DR. SANFORD.

Compounded entirely from Gums.
rs ONEOF THE BEST PUkGATlvE AND LIv-
i Err MEDICINES now before the public that acts
ss oAruARrIC, easier, milder and more eHectusl
than any other medicine known. 1t is not only a
cATHARrIc, but LIVER remedy, acting first on the
LIVER to eject its morbid matter, then the stom
ach and bov els to carry off that matter, thus &C
cemplishing two purposes e:ectually, without airy
Of the painful feeiegs experienced in the opera
tio6a of most cArHARrIcs. It strengthens the sys-
tenn tt the same time 1t purges it, avd when taken
daiyin moderate doses will strengthen and build
it up vi increasing Yapidity.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

WILTON HOUSE,
lnPPOSIrE tho depot, Wilton, Iowa. This house
~ having changed hands, and undepgore thor
ough reftting AMI remodslng, is now ready for the
accom- cd ton of the public. Charges reasonable.
apt 90 DIFF c. PASSMORE.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

SYLVESTER BARBOUR,
A rrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT la
n and LAND AGENT, Usage, Mitchell Co.
ast;n. JulyS
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

All Colicy gripings occasioned by indigestiblc
food, cutting teeth any other cause are remov,
ed in few minutes. 1t removes falntness, and
proves the appetite, and secures rest at night. 1t
is superior to any Cordial in use for curing crying
children, and for restoring pale, weak and rckety
ones. With sugar and water children love it, ano
older persons relish it highly.
For sale in Muscatine by Dr.. c. o. Waters and
E.drahau. [apr5 -daw6m]
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26

DOTANIC Physician aud surgeon, Muscatinf
- Iowa Office in from ont Hall, (up stairs.)
NAV daw6m
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NOTICE

NOTICE!
A Ii persons are terehy warned against harbor-
IN ing or in any manner kesping one Gilbert
Parker, an indentured apprentice TO tbs under
signed, under penalty of the law. Said Parker il
boot Is or l6 years Of age, and small for his
and was taken fri the House of Refuge, of Phil,
adelphia. CALVIN ADAMS.
iupe1 4-d4w
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n r. w G. O Q D S!

WATERS & JOHN,
On Iowa Avenue, near Nevada MIL,
HAvE on hand and are Isceiving very heavy
i i stock Of Dry Goods,
e.ROCEREES.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING. &C.. &C.
To our old customers We would tender than ks for
past patronage and solicit a continuance of the
same Wecordially inviteal who may want any
goods usually found in first cla.s wholesale OF
retail store, to give us call or stock is COM
plete and our price reasonable,
WATERS l. JOHN.
Muscatine, June IS, 1S57-daw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
FARNAM HOUSE.

N7EsT Side OF Public Square, I Union Block,
w Washington, Iowa.
This House IS just opened and newly furnished IN
the beststyls throughout. Every attention paid to
the ccmfortof guests Good .tabing attached, and
conveyance tosl the country, At all times,
ana at the shortest notice.
AugI-d B,CRABB h CO., Proprietors.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-26
A GALLERY OF ART.

And place of resort, attractive to all who car
find pleasure in the contemplation of the beauti-
kful, We invite our patrons, our friends and the
public generally, to an inspection Of our pictures
Muscatine, Iowa, Feb. 20, 1858.
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lAeVg 3 3 svGgg IS,
GEORGE P. HALL,
proprietor of the METROPOLITAN
GALLERY. Muscatine,

GRATEFUL to hi
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