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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-24

How TO QUARREL WITH YOUR WIFE,
An UNFAILING RECIPE.-Wait till she
is at her toilet, preparatory to going.
She will be sure to ask you if her bon
net is straight. Remark that the time
of nine tenths of the women is passed
in thinking whether their bonnets are
straight, and wind up with the remark
that you never knew but one who hal
common sense about her. Wife will
ask you who that was. You with Ugh
reply, "Ah, you never mind" Wife
will ask you why you did not marry
her then! You say, abstractedly, "ah
why, indeed 2" The climax is reached
by this time, and regular row is sure
to follow.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-24
IOWA NEWS.

The keokuk Post contains an account
of another probable murder near that city.
The body was found entangled in mass Of
drift wood on Nassau Island. His name
was unknown and no clue is yet obtained to
the perpetrator Of the deed. Mr.. Harrison,
who was shot by burglars, few days since,
in that city, died on the 14th.
PATAL STROKE OF LIGHTNING learn
from the Desmoines Citizen that on the
night of the 7th inst, during severe thun
der storm, the house occupied by Abram
Minich, one mile north of Prairie City, was
struck by lightning, while the family were
seated around the fire. Emmanuel Minich
was instantly killed, the fluid striking him
on the head, mangling it in shocking man
ner. Abram was also knocked down, his
right ear was severed from his head, and
burnt, and bruised, so there is no hope Of
his recovery. One of a span of horses
hitched to wagon, at distance of twenty
PAGES from the house, was also instantly
killed. Abrams wife, and little girl about
ten years Of age, were also stunned, and
when the woman became conscious, she dis
covered the clothes of her husband and
brother in law to be on fire. She crawled
to them and e1tinguished the flames, and
remained there with them until morning,
before any of the neighbors knew anything
about this occurrence.
q FATAL-J. II. Sawyer, young man about
"a years of age, residing in Wapello county,
came to his death, recently, by placing his
foot on the hammer of gun and blowing
into its muzsle, supposing it was not loaded.
The contents entered his brain, killing him
instantly.
MARSHALL Co.. The Lafayette Journal
comes to US with huge spread eagle, an
nouncing the result of vote by which the
county seat is removed from Marietta to
Marshall by l0s majority. The question
seems to have been an exciting one, as the
Journals exceedingly e1travagant in its joy.
KILLED Br LIaurN1Ne.-A young man by
the name of William Harris, living in the
vicinity Of Talleyrand, keokuk county, was
struck by lightning on Saturday evening. the
10th inst, al d instantly killed.
DEATH BY DEowNINc.--One Of the persons
connected with the Desmoines Ferry was in a
skiff, OF Sunday, holding to the rope, which
broke, and he was precipitated into the
stream. The current being strong, it was
impossible to save him, and he was drowned
We are also informed that two men, names
unknown. fell off a boat at Montrose, Sum-
day, and were drowned. -Keokuk Pssf, 1871.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-24

How TO PREVENT CoLDs.-A bad
cold, like measles, or mumps, or any
other similar ailment, will run its
course of about ten days. in spite of
what may be done for it, unless RENE
dial means are employed within forty
eight hours of its inception. Many a
useful life may be spared, to be in
creasingly useful, by cutting a cold of
in the following safe but simple man
ncr: "
On the first day Of taking cold, there
is very unpleasant sensation Of chill
mess. The moment you observe this,
go to your room and stay there. Keep
it at such temperature as will entire.
ly prevent this chilly feeling, even if it
requires one-hundred degrees Of Fab
renheit.
In addition to this put your feet in
water half-leg deep, as hot as you can
bear it, adding hot water from time to
time for quarter Of an hour, SO that
the water shall be hotter when you take
your feet out, than when you put them
in. Then dry them thoroughly, and
put on thick WOODEN stockings, even if
it be summer-for summer colds are
more dangerous-and for twenty-four
hours eat not an atom, but drink as
largely as you desire Of any kind of
warm tea, and at the end Of that time
tho cold will be broken entirely, with
out any medicine whatever.
Efficient as the above means are,
not ono in thousand attends to them,
led on, as some men are, by the hope
that the cold will pass away itself
Nevertheless, this article will now and
then pass under the eye of wise man
who does not choose to run the risk of
taking physic and dying too.-Medi-
cal Journal. '.' so
Let those who are often afflicted
with colds-ministers, students, con-
sumptives generaliy-cut out the above
and preserve them if faithfully fol-
lowed, they will do you more good
than all the pulmonaries, cold cordials,
and other hurtful nostrums which now
load your shelves. ss !,
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ma Profane swearing is .bomina-

B@ Profanc swearing is abomina-
BILE. Vulgar language is disgusting.
Loud laughter is impolite. Inquisi-
tiveness is offensive. Tattling is mean.
Telling lies is contemplate. Slacder.
ing is deviiish. Lasiness is shameful.
Avoid all the above vices, and aim At
usefulness. This isithe road in which
to become respectable walk in it,
Pride is curse, . hateful vice.. Never
act the hypocrite. Keep good com.
pany. Speak the truth At all times -
Mover be discouraged, but perseyere,
and mountains will become mole hills.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-24

Use PLENTY OF GRAvY.-Dr. Dix
on, in late number Of the Scalpel,
in IN article on "diet," assumes the
position that !" the use Of oil would de-
crease the victims of consumption
nine tenths, and that this is the secret Of
the use Of cod-liver OIL" He quotes the
following summary Of observations on
this subject, made by DR.. Hooker:
/. OF all the persons between the
ages of fifteen and twenty-five years,
more than one fifth cat no fat meat.
2. Of persons at the age of forty
Eve, all, excepting less than one in ff-
ty, habitually use fat meat. o
Of persons who, between the ages of
fifteen and twenty-five, avoid fat meat,
o few acquire an appetite for it, and
live to o good old age, while the great
er portion die with phthisis before thir-
ty-ive. 80
: 4. Of persons dying with phthisis.
between the ages of twelve and forty
FIVE, nine tents, at least, have never
used fat meat. .s.r..
Most individuals who avoid fat meat
also use little butter or oily gravies
though many compensate for this want,
in part at least, by free use Of those
articles, and also milk, eggs, and vari'
Gus saccharine substances. But they
constitute an imperfect substitute fol
fat meat, without which, sooner or later
the body is sure to show the effects Of
deficient Qualification. e
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CouRrEsY.-No man is . gentleman
who, without provocation, would treat
with incivility the humblest Of his spe-
cies. II is . vulgarity for which no
accomplishments and no attachments
nor dress ever atone. Show me the
man who desires to make all happy
around him, and I will show You Il :
gentleman by nature and practice, al
though he may never have worn q suit
Of broadcloth, nor have heard Of q lex
con.
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uHiCAG0 & ROCK ISLAND RAiLn0AD.
ST1MA:ER ARRA N(.CMEN.r

uHiGAG0 & ROCK ISLAND RAiLn0AD.
SUMMER ARIA NGEMENT.
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, JUrE FIRST, and until
" further Notice. Trains will Lave Rock Island
daily, Sundays excepted) as lows:
LIST Day Express and Mail train At 1O.l5 A. n.
"a Night Express at zoe P. M.
Sd Freight and I'd class cars $50 P. n.
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays OF.
cepted) as follows:
lit Night Express 1t 700 A. N.
81 Daily Express and Mail at $50 P. n.
81 Freight and 81 class cars at 1880 P. n.
All trains over this road are in direct connection
at Chicago with trains over both the Michigan
Southern and Michigan Central R. 4. to and from
Detroit, Toledo, '1eveland. Columbus, Cincinnati,
Pittsburg, Dunkirk, Buf,o, Niagara Falls, Alba-
ny, New YorE. Philadelphia, BaltIm ,re and Wash
ington. Also, at Ia ale with trains Ct the Illinois
Central Road forth to Galens, aud south 10 st
Louis and Cairo, to which plac tickets can be
procured Of D. BENSON,
Ticket Agent, R. r. Depot, r. /.
Passengers ar reminded Of the necessity Of 81 "
ing distinct directions the destination of their
bag gage; also TO procure tickets before taking
seats In the cars, the conductors collect fares
~ to stations en- the line of the thcsso and Rock
Island Railroad. JOHN F. TRACY,
w. II. WHITMAN, Superintendent.
Asst Supf. mch3l-tf !
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New Boots.

"Thcse boots were never mads for me,
They are too short by halt;
l want them long enough, dye see,
To ever all the calf"
"Why, sir" said Last, with stia.d laugh,
"To alter them IN try,
But if they cover all the calf,
They must be SIX feet high"
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| Iipois Central Rail Road

l lIQQkS aencraA HaIl h0ad
TRAINS leave LasaIe, the junction with Chica-
i 90 and Rock Island r. r.,
GOING NORTH GOING SOUTH
At l2l7P.M At 227P.H.
At ll.2O P. n. At l23 A. n.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH
Connect at Decatur With Great western r. r.
West for Springfield, Jacksonville and Naples
East for lafayette, Fort Wayne, Pittsburg and
Philad'a
Connect at Pana with Terra Haute, Alton l. St.
Louis X. R.. West for Alton and st. L,ui.., East
for Terra Haute, Indianapolis, Lewisvills, Cncin-
natl and Baltimore.
Connect at Sandoval with Ohio L Miss. r. R.
East fer St. Louis, We for l. uisville, Cincinnati
and Baltimore.
Connect at iro with the Cairo New Orleans
packet limo for Memphis, Matches, Vicksburg, New
Orleans AID Texss.
TRAINS GOING NORTH
Connect at Msadota with Chicago, Burlington i
Quincy R. R. for 9alesburg, Burlington, Quincy
and Keokuk.
Connect at Dixon with Iowa Central R. R. for
Fulton and LYONS.
Connect at Frecport with Galena Chicago Union
r. X. for Rockford, Eigin, Beloit, Janesvlile and
Madison.
Connect at Warren with Mineral Point r. r. for
Darlington and Mineral Point.
Connect al Dunleith with regular line Of Steam
ers for Prairie Duchen, Lacrosse, Winon Prescott
Hudson and st. Paul.
Connect at Dubuque with Dubuque 4 Pacific r. R
for Dyersvills, Manchester, Cedar Falls. For
Dodge, &C.. JAS. CLARK,
W. P. JOHNSON, GenI. sup't. Chicago.
General Ticket AIT, Chicago.
March 18th, 1858.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-24

TIE SENSIBLE GIRL RxPLY.-To Moore's line,
Our coushes shall be all spangled with dew
sent ible girl, according to Lander, replied,
"Twould give NE. the rhcumatics, and SO it would
rou.'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-24
A FAIR PoRrloN.-Carrie A. Clark thu:
writes to the Louisville Journal:

A FAIR PoRrloN-Carrie A. Clark thus
writes to the Louisville Journal:
bring thee heart, Iowa stainless heart,
As freeh and As pure as the mountain snow,
Still echoing back, with u clearer strain,
The song hat you taught it lorg ago.
'Tis an humble thing,
The gift bring,
Yet my all, my for une and my store,
And bring it thee, I can bring no more:
What more could her lover ask IA stain.
less heart, fortune, and store i! possibly
dry goods store. Hold on to that gal!
TIE PARsoN AND The Rusr1c-An Epgram.
A laYesick young pair who had only a dollar
To pay to the priest for conjugal C liar,
We're told by the parson, "His regular fee,
For marrying people, was always W
"Nay them" auoth the swain, "good parson, now
come!
A dollar I'm sure, ought to marry US NE;
IT'S all l have got; you can take it, you know,
And marry as far as the money will CO."
-3ostop Post.
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United States
EXPRESS COMPANY.

a RrER this date and until further notice, all
~ Eypress matter for the east, viii leave daily,
at SOL P. NJ, Express closes at 2.l5. A Mes
senser also leaves every Monday FOE Columbus
City, Wsshin ston, Sig ,urney and OskaIscsa, TAX
ing money and valuable packages. Freight for
tho above places sent daily at 1899 A. NJ Par
Drafts, and returns made promptly at reasonable
rates. W. H. JOY, Agent.
OoclO
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THE PARsox AND The RUsT1c-An Epigral

4 RAMPARAaoUs BEAR.-A bear has al
ways been reckoned formidable ANIMAL
a gay seducer, who hugs his victim to death,
in The most affectionate but painful man er.
But the most terrible specimen Of bear
that we ever heard tell of, is mentioned in
the following spirited verse, which we clip
from western poem:
Th,re was jolly woodman
Was stanin' by tree,
When he sprd awful big bear
A-comin right 81 he!
The bear was ralnparagOus,
The foam was his lip,
And full yard Of prairie
He cleared at every SIX T.!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-24

CO "Cbarley," said a young lady to her
lover, "there is nothing interesting in the
paper to day, is thare?"
''No, love, but l hope there will be, one
day, when we both shall be Interested"
The young lady blushed, and of course
said:
''For shame, Charles"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-24

SCHOOL TEAcHERs.-A true teacher
should be person who has at heart
the cultivation of tho intellectual, So
cial, moral, physical and religious fac
ulties of the children entrusted to his
care--should be possessed Of refine
ment in taste, both in dress and de-
meanor-should not be naughty, but
respectful and courteous-di gnifed and
winning-not austere, but firm and
unyielding-should possess the faculty
of governing with his look rather than
the rod-should be familiar, and yet
preserve his dignity-should know how
to express his ideas in plain and pre-
else language, and have order and sys-
tenn in all he undertakes or does. Or
der is Heavens first law, and there can
be no good school without it. He
should be a man of good general in
formation, and should have the ability
to apply everything learned to practice.
No teacher should be employed who
cannot thus teach. You should make
it a rule not to hire teacher unless he
comes up to the proper standard of his
profession, and knows how to devel-
ope the minds of your children, SO that
they will be prepared on leaving the
school room to enter upon the active du-
ties of life Understandings and can ap-
ply what they have learned from books
to the every day transactions Of life
Rural american.
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JNO. B. COOVER, n. D.,
II COS to tho cit,.ens o. this city and 'icintys,
IN e corner of Second street and Iowa Ave mn
over Z. o. Waters Drug Store.
July 18th lS57-dsm*
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-24

E. W. EASTMAN
1 TTORNEY AT LAW, FL DORA, Hardin Ccun-
n ty, Aowa.
REFERS TO
G: G. MAHAS and LExP x SELLS, Musaatine. Iowa.
JAMS
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-24

EDWARD H. THAYER,
A TTORNEY AND COUNS EI.LOR AT LAW
n Muscatine, Iowa. Of6ce-the County Judges
Office (Sept 10, '5J-tf
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L. n. WASHBURN,
DLLECrING AGENT, MuscA1INE, Iowa.
~ jan5-tf .s-
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HOTELS.
M a sons MO tel,

FoRNERLY GLOVER HOUSE,
Cor. Of Second and Walnut sts., Muscatine,
IIAS the most central location of any, and Is in
L i immediate connection with the principal liv.
cry stables ofthe City. Stages and hacks leave it
every day for all parts Of the State. A splendid
omnibus attends the arrival Of the csrs and boats
regularly, yine guests to and from the House
free of charge. [s7-dtfl B.A. MASON. q
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IRVING HOUSE
To the Puhlic.
PARK A0NSH

IOWA CITY, Lowe. This large and commo-
do IL hotel has been lesssd By tho proprietors,
thorou ,hly repaired and renovated. neatly fur.
. ID ii. III Ss:s o:, With
BE- spared % sake the Park aouae, the "a No.
IL house Of thssity, It being msch the largest.
and plsassntly situated in . central location, on
the corner Of Jefferson and Dubuque sts., near
thu CRY Park, with comfortable aeoommodatisns
for tive huudfed guests. Terms In conformity
o thstimes.. Good snd eapaoioas stsblirg attach
led to the House. -
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BRIGGS HOUSE,
CORNER Randolph and Wells streets, Chicago,
~ Illinois. SlLSBY TUCKER, PROPRIETOR 9.
spr7dly ..
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BUSINESS CARDS.
m HARDMAN,

CURGICAL DENTIST, Museatine, lows. Once
y opposite J. q. Gordon's tore, Second street. Re
idsnee corner Of Oak and Fifth streets:
Hc administrative sstisfsctisnin all operations
Oc1O Diff
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L / v E r

LIV RY. '-'
A + the Gothic Stable on th eorns
"A Of Seeoad and Walnut streets, 80
nuscains, Iowa. Horses and Car E9@
rtoeo II TIE bet dssefipticn, ear - -
bad at this stahas at all hoaes. Cassfnl attention
psA 70 TRAVELLERS horses: ". SKINKLE.
.s.-Ssvsssls sw ssa splendid Rueeies Of cas-
sRH DekefoI sale, ?
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lr q HERSHE,

...,.. DR.. G.. HERSHE,
CONTINUES tho practice of his profession -
" usua.. Office and residence On Fifth street,
oear Mulberry, [msyi7
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad
a.. IhnnUS nj Tin,> g.


Change Of Tine.
~4sas<7s1 aAtrs
Ah ag z .! !
GOING EAST.
(NN and sftsr Monday, April I2th 1857, trains
~ willleave Muscatine daily Sundays exoepted)
~ follows, viz:
let. Exrr6ss Train at 6:45 A. M.
n. Mail 9" 3:lO P, M.
Trains arrive at Mussatins ally (sundsys ex-
.sptsd) as follows:
LIST. Mail train at 1910 A. NJ.
ID. ExPress &c" S:55 p. M.
The 8: As a. M. train and tho $40 p. M. train
ooanect at the Junction with trains going both east
nd vest.
GOING WEST.
Leave Musestine for CoIsn bus Cityat
1910 A. NJ.
Leave Ononwa at n.3O A. NJ.
Ar1vs at Columbus City at 1910 P. NJ.
RUNNING EAST.
Leave Columbus Cityat l245 P. NJ.
On'nwa at I:l5P. NJ.
Arrive at Muscatine at 2.05 p. N.
Through tickets for all the principal points East,
saa DO procured al tho Ticket Office in Muscatine.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity of Civ
~ distinct directions to the destination OF their
baggage also to r~cure Tickets before tn kim thei,
scat in the cars. ADDISON DAY, Sup't.
Nay 80, '57 daw-tf.
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RIOHMAN & BROTHER.

" RIOHMAN & BROTHER.
A TrORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
\ and Solicitors in Chspoery, MuscatiDe, iowa.
Will practice in the several Courts Of the Stste ana
in the District Court Of the United States, District
Of Iowa. .s r1 .'ur-,ft 80,
They will aot Is agents in buying and selling
lands, and IN paying taxes.
Particular attention paid to the examination OF
titles, to convey ancing no,arial business, &C.
March LIST, l855.d&wtf.
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. PETER P. SMITH,
RO OK MN N u u

~ ~ ~ n ~ ~ ~ - A~s
find Blank Book Manufacturer,
CJAS removed over Burnett Book Store. ITS
IL Second street. .r.. -... H.s.
All kinds Of Blank Work constantly on hand
R,art R,oks ,uled t, anv pattern. Old books of
ali kin Is .. bound in varieties of styles.
tA.A new stock Of calts, turkey, morocco. &c.
n AZ req n ved srom New York. NAYS. dom
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GEORGE E. DANIELS,
A RCHIrECT AND BUILDER. Ofi:e in Old
n American Hotel, corner Second street and Iowa
Av euue. Mu,catine, Iowa.
feb3-d 6n1 -..r
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THOMAS HANNA.

THOMAS HANNA. s..
A TTORNEY AT LAW AND GENERAL LAND
n AGENT, Wilton. Muscstipe Co, L va, vi i
attend to any Business entrusted to him, in Musca
tine. 'edar. adjoining Counties in Iowa.
janlS-d6m-w1y 81 .r
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HOOVER & BIDWELL,
FORWARDING and Commission Merchants ana
+ steamboat Agents.
and Mower
Also agents for the American Machine stamp
Co."
O.fise in p. Jackson's Building, in Express Of-
doe, Font st., Muscatine, Iowa.
ma y2-dtf
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FARNAM HOUSE.

'4-' - J.TRUSDELL& SON, Prop's,
dec2-dly Formerly Of the Trusdel, House
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH.-LADlEs' GIFT DENTAL INSTITUTE
j Rooms 30 West Thirty second ST. near Eighth avtnue.
Every lady vser, patron not presented with box "
premium Tooth paste gratis Dr. MANSON dentist inserts
teeth gold 81 each Gumoype fl0only Work qua
Tsnued. -Four premiums received
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ii Can save IS 10 % per cent by
buyisg their
Teas, sugars, coffee, -four, &c, &c, at
NOSBU RGHS
SS Bowery, corner Of Houston street.
r,O BUILDERS PLUMBERS CABINET MAKERS AND
others want Of any kind Of marble work. such
tes Croion slabs table tops hesdsones &C. &c They
from 70 70 per cent BY addressing Marble Cutter Dor
No. lis Herald Office.
NAN BRUNT VARIOUS, 30 CHAMBERS STREET,
Erc Railroad depot, offer nj cash prices smoked
hams smoked sbeulders smoked beef mess pork prime
pork bacon sides
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs.

VVtNTED-BY YOUNG SCOTCH WOMAN WHO HAS
w ios' baby, eleven days old, child nurse
her ovn residence she be seen until suited 25
East I2th s.. rear, second floor.
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n THE EMPRESS"
Published In Newbern. N. c. by &. q. DAVENPORT offers
many advantages 10 the Northern merchant "a an
Advertising medium.
circuates largely among the business OF the State
especially In the Nsern portion.
Advertisements inserted by the month or year a
reasonable rates No Advertisements will be Inserted unless
accompanied by the cash except well houses
and from the agencies Of Messrs NJ Pe,enRil Co No
1o Nassau street New York and from Messrs Nsscber
owen Co, Nos. $40 and 34S Broadway New York Ad.
dress q. q. DAVENPORT, Ednor Express,
Newbern. ~ G.
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xJruArr0xs wAsTED-rTMxLfo

u oTSEKFErEE' ssIrU ALTON wANrED-5Y AN AxE
vi riran wldoV ady in small family wolid not pbier
distar the country widower's family
cain address io three days - Sher ST..
OF Delaneey.