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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

VIOLENTLY IN LOVE, ETc.-Leroy Evans, a
young man violently in love and engaged to get
married, was convicted of perjury in Carolina
county, Va, in this: That he swore before the
clerk, from whom he sought license, that his jul
larkey the legal age, p. His darling's
mother, being opposed TO the match, the prose
cutrix, and he fined $50 and sentenced to Jail
for year, but the judge, jury and nearly all the
officers of the court, signed petition to the gov
ernor, and he, consideration of the young man
age, and believing the act to be the result of
thoughtessness rather than of any deliberate evil
purpose, interposed the executive clemency, and
the young man pardoned. We are down on
that old woman, and say unto the governor, bravo!
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

"THEY SAY PUNISHABLE BY LAVA
woman in Massachusetts, who was recently sued
for SANDER, defended on the ground that she
repeated without malice what was currently re-
ported. The Supreme Court justly decided that it
no defense, but that tale-bearer who repeat
ed false and slanderous story, matter how
widely it had been circulated did so at his peril
The origin of SANDER cannot always be traced
and its power Of mischief comes from its repetition
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

s9~ With whiskers thick upon my face, went
my love to see; she told me she could never wed
bear-face6 chap like me. l shaved them clean,
then called again, and thought my trouble Ger;
she laughed outright, and said I was more bare
faced than before
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22
Election IN Kansas,

LEAvENwoRTH March 14-Gov. Medary has
issued proclamation for an election on the fourth
Monday in March, in accordance with the act of
the last Legislature providing for the formation of
a constitutional and State Government for Kansas.
Three months residence prior to the election is a
requisite to vote. Aliens having declared inten-
ton to become citizens are qualified.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

LATER FROM MEXICo.-New Orleans, March
12.-The steamship Tennessee, from Vera Cruz
has arrived. \ battle is reported to have taken
place Cordova, and the left wing of Miramons
army completely routed by the liberals. Miramon
lost 100 men killed, three guns and 800 muskets,
besides large quantity of ammunition.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22
TOWN ORDINANCE.

ORDERED by the Board of Commissioners of the
Town of Charlotte that the law of the State prohibit
ing the buying of Poultry from Negroes the buying
by Negro without written permit from his mas
ter, be enforced against all persons violating the
same and that the Town Clerk give public notice of
this Ordinance in the newspapers of Charlotte
THOS. W. DEWEY, Town Clerk
March 1870 -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22
State of North Carolina, CASTOR county

Superior Court Of Ldc-FdU Term, 1909.
Samuel McAilIy Albert F. Neagle
Original Attachment.
In this case appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
that Albert +. Neagle nonresident of this State,
dered by the Court that publication be made the Western
Democrat published in the Of Charlotte for six
sive weeks, commanding the defendant. Alfred Neage, to
appear the Term of said Court be held for the
~ OF CASTOR the Court House Dallas The ninth Mon
day after the fourth Monday February 1859, TO an
the plaintiff complaint, jude will be enerede &C.
cordng attachment the defendants interest in the
lands, &c.
Witness J. G. Lewis. Clerk Of said Court Office
Dallas the 9Th Monday after the 4h Monday August 1853
Pr adv S6l SLIT J. q. LEWIS, Clerk
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22
Warming to the Public.

Several of the Street Lamps Trade street. south
the Public Square, having been broken hereby give
notice that the law will be enforced against any
man or boy, guilty of committing such depredations
1t is believed that the injury is done by thoughtess
boys and it is hoped that their parents will endeayor
to prevent anything of the kind in the future
J. B. KERR, Intendant.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

"NIy dear julia" said Alphonso, the first day
of their housekeeping, very tenderly, as he rose to
go out and do his first marketing ''what shall we
have for our dinner" He laid much stress on our
81 think, my love- replied she, "that, as our
appetites are not very great, quarter of beef will
be sufficient Alphonso stood agast ga quarter
of beef" shrieked he. ga quarter ola pound,
meant, my love, she sad kissing him on his nose
and Alphonso went out like lamb to the slaugh-
ter house.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22
TO R ENT.

A HOUSE and LOT for rent in town. adioinin
Col. b. W. Alexander's. Apply to
VIM. JOHNSTON.
March g. 1859. If
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

JEWS IN PARLIAMENTARY the 18th nls,
Baron Never de Rothschild was returned a na1U
Der of Parliament for Hythe, unopposed. n.
election, with that of Alderman Soiomons, m.La'
the third of the Jewish community now in NJ
House of Commons.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

AIDING THE CAUsE-A citizen, who was
moderate drinker, was besought by a temperance
agent to afix his signature to abstinence pledge
He declined, giving various reasons; at last how
ever, he finished by observing: "Well, I'm willing
to subscribe little to help you along put down
for six months.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

LATER FROM UTAH-The War Department
has received advices from Col johnson at Salt
Lake. He represents the army in healthy
condition, and that the Mormons are very civil
Letters have also been received from Governor
Cumming. The report that the Mormons would
not submit to the civil authorities is untrue
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

SUICIDE.-We learn that Mr. John McGrady
resident about nine miles south of Wnnsboro,
committed suicide on Sunday last by drinking four
ounces of laudanum-W inmsLoro Reqister
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

DEATH AT A COURT BALL-A private letter
from Berlin dated the 18th ult,, says:
"There was ball yesterday evening at Court;
but the gayety was unhappily interrupted by a
fatal event. Madame de Kuster, wife of the
former Prussian Minister to Naples and Munich,
was struck by appoplexy in the apartments of the
Princess of Prussia, and died Immediately. The
body was conveyed to the residence of her husband
and the ball scent on.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1859-03-22

gThe Governor and Council of Massachusetts,
have appointed Thursday, the 18th of April, to be
day Of fasting, humiliation and prayer.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
Loo AL N E w S /.

ca he Davenport Gazette says Henry
Altman, jr., formerly Of Muscatine, has becope q
permanent resident of that place. He is engaged
in filling an ice house in Davenport. We are dis
posed to doubt the Gozette's statement concerning
Mr.. AS change Of residence, and shall be sorry to
learn that it is true
TIE PACKET Co. correspondent of the
Davenport Democrat denies that the name of the
Keokuk and Rock Island Packet Co. has been
changed to the Rapids Company, and tlrat Capt
Myers has sold his interest in the concern. He
says the Captain is now at Albany, Ind, supcrin-
tending the building Of the steamer Blackhawk
which is to take the place of the Ben Campbell in
the line. q Z ~ W =. il
PuzzLs.--A company of gentlemen in our
presence a few days ago bothered their heads over
the following puzzle, which some Of our readers
may have seen in print but which we give for the
exercise of those who have never heard it A man
having three jugs one of eight gallons filed with
water, and the others Of five and three gallons re-
spectively but empty, desires to measure four gal
Ions of water without using any other vessels than
the three jugs How can he do it? There is only
one way by which it can be dopc and it will take no
little thinking to discoverit. 8 Tg~RT
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
GIFTS! GIFTS! GIFTS
SOleNON0 Gifts

-. at II8 Randolph street Ch5Cdg0.
a. COLBY Y Co. would Inform their friends
q and the public, that their Gift Book Stere is
permanently established in Odd Fellows Bnilding,
between CLARK aud Dearborn streets, where the
purchaser of each book, 1t the regular retail price,
will receive Of the following gifts, valued At
from 81 to 500. Any person sending for Books .,
md net satisfied with the Gifts, can have the
privilege Of eeleoting 10 its place . $l.35 book
making two ten shilling bucks fer GA OTIS. each.
Persons can state in tn ir orders il Gifts going
with 60 book docs not salt, what extra book
they will select in place of gift. That is better
than any other Gift Boob sale Offers in the United
States, In sending to Now York, BOSTON or Phil
adeiphia, your gifts ara valsed Il from Is cents
70 SiO0. Furthermore, it would cost sariy deub-
10 the amount of your p1rchass for express
charges Ono u the Gifts Of IN. following sehed-
uleafs presented TO esoh purchaser at the time of
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04

TIE HUMAN STRUCTURE There is
iron enough in the blood of AZ men to
make alplowshare weighing "a pounds.
The human brain is the 18th part of
the body, that of o horse only o 400th.
The muscles of the human jaw exert .
fstecsof 534 pounds and those Of mas
tiffs and wolves far more. The skele-
ton Of . man weighs from IL to Is lbs.
apd the blood q to % pounds. A
healthy liver weighs nearly 4 lbs. but
. diseased one win sometimes weigh
13,w IS pounds. The human body
colsist Of 260 bones there are 81 in
tAehand; ). the humble, of ribs varies
from IL to IS on . side; the number
Of. seth st maturity'is 80. A man is
shout half an inch longer in the morn
ing than he II at night The pulse of
chiIdrensis 12Q in . minute !; at puber-
u, 80; and at sixty, only 60.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04

Asstssn pfairiss: Baldwin. Rhode Island 0'ssn,
koeksbuey Russet, Ansrican Golden husse'
Newton Pppis. Fall P,ppin, aod k.opus sp'ssen.
bury. Those are among the best Of apples. arc
are pS66tabls TO raise IL Easssrn states where the
climate sud ssilis adapted to them:
ibis n9vssry has heretofore been neid toftn on
The laws City Road, joining the city OF Nsscst,ns
lis now permanently established teiee 1--we. mmes
north Of Musoas No, on the road leading TO wtit'n
Junstioa, where the proprietor will b onstan
Oh hand during the selling season, and viii take
pleasure 10 waiting on his custsmsr'wtth bis own
hands. 4 49,
The partnership heretofore existing between
Fostef : Nsgus has boon dissolved by motua'
agreement between the parties. The Nascauas'
Nursery 10 now carried ON BY
Nov Sd, I858.-w6m ISAAC NEGUS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
WHICHER & THOMPSON
g RO Il r S

" II y y :" Nv y
One Door West Of Green d Stones BANKING House,
MUSCATINE, IOWA.
VIZ have on hand and IRE receiving, . choice
w lot Of Groceries, which we will cell 1t
q mali advance above cost.
FARM RS. PLEASE NOTICE ,
We pay the highes, market price for all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
ESPECIALLY SoLIcITED-The cssh tree IT those
having accounts with rs, rom whom We have
been unable to get q settlement.
Jaw. Str, 1S59.-Wtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04

Mr.. EDIroR:-As there is and has been consider
able excitement, in relation 70 the division of the
Collectorship from that Of the Office Of Marshal Of
the city, wish to state as it may not generally be
known that if this the election Of Marshal BY the
people be desired, it can be done BY onefourth Of
the qualified voters who voted at the last city cleo
ton petitioning the City Council to have such
amendments made to the Charter, which is done BY
a vote Of the citizens on said amendments; and il
the above meets the appreciation Of the voters Of
the CITY, it should be attended to at least ten days
before the next city election. See Section Ill Of
"An act for the Incorporation Of ctics aud towns
passed BY the General Assembly Of this State hast
Winter T.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
MuSCATINE NURSERY.

TIE prophet os feels thsnk.
fui 70 the eitiseas Of Iowa
for the literal patron 81
that 10 be- hUfetofere bccn
favored with, end being .
close observer thr oueh 70
tWu past cold winters. he n
now prepared 70 furnish the
people 81 the North-Sasf
With orchards that will not
wiuter-kill undsr ordinary
circumstances, and I will
here name . few Varieties
that in my opinion will ssv-
~, A. osll An chr North
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04

A SHARP REBUKB.-A man seeing q
wasp creeping into a vial filed with
honey, that was hung on fruit tree,
said thus: "Why thou scottish animal,
art thou mad to g. into the vial, where
you see 50 many hundred of your kind
there dying in it before You - ''rhe
reproach is just" answered the wasp,
"but not from you men, who are 50
far from taking example by other peo-
pies follies, that you will not take
warning by your own. If after falling
several times into this vial, and escap-
ing by.shanee, I should fall in again,
l shou hef6ut resemble you.-SoJf.
STAR GAzINe.-When I gaze into
the stars, they lock down upon me with
pity from their serene heights, like eyes
glistening with tears, over the little LOT
Of man. Thousands Of generations,
all as noisy as our own, have been swal.
lowed up by time, and there remains
no record Of them any more; yet Arc
turus and Orion, Sirius ard the Pleia-
des, are still shining in their courses,
clear and young as when the shepherds
first noted them from the plain Of Shi.
mar. What shadows We are and what
shadows we pursue !-Tnos. Carlyle.
AN ANGLERS FLY.-Make it thus
Take q piece of honesty for the body +;
whip it round about with the strong
thread Of resolution add thereto the
wings Of cheerfulness, the sky-blue crest
of hope, and the tail of meekness.-
Bind the fly to the silver hook of indie
pendence then cast it into the stream
of the world, and though many a hun.
cry pike may snap at it, yet Be assured
you will hook the golden fish, good
conscience. s.-rer ---s
SOMETHING ABOUT LIGHr.-The
cheapest window that ever was fashion
ed, if it is barred by SPIDERS webs, and
hung over with the carcasses Of insects,
so that the sunlight has forgotten to
find its way through, of what use can
it be? Now, the Church is Gods win
dow ; and it it is so obscurcd by errors
that its light is darkness, how great is
that darkness!
sW@A cheerful face is nearly as
good for an invalid as healthy weather.
To make sick man think he is really
dying, look half dead yourself. Hope
or despair is as catching as cutaneous
complaints. Always endeavor to feel
sunshiny, and especially in a sick-room,
do not only feel but look so, too.
A HELP TO HoUsEKEEpERs.-The
proper article to put on slippery side
walks is saw.dust. When this is car
ried into the house on your boots or
shoes, it becomes dry and can easily be
swept back into the street, without in
juring the carpet in any manner.
s1 Men are born with two eyes but
with one tongue, IN order that they
should ses twice as much as they say.
The same applies to women and boys.
BREvIrY.-If you would be pungen,,
be brief; for it is with words as with
sunbeams-the more they are condens-
ed the deeper they burn. -pr
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
ID. HOyt.

Successor to Geo. @. NsAsa,)
w Cutlery ard house -furnishiDe Goods. IN id
ittion to the we'll selected. stock now In stsse,
viii b constantly IN receipt Of frssA arrivals. and
so'cis the attention Of merchants ard otksls pur.
chasing In this market. D. HOYT.
tert 17th,leN1
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04

N NAT srn,,s.

Its morning oh. how charming but sasr0sy tint:
y.,n & Is. A..,.r Ass.s. ~
rs.A. 1870 s.s:s !. ..s.p.. ,..A.sy y.
little room,
One BY one the coarser Fragments yield submissive
to the broom,
But minutest bits aud elippinss struggle long to
keep their place.
So from of our hearts ssA failings are the hardest
1904 If,.g E'.FTIq
Il Is MONDAY, glaring, sultry-how delightsome 10
the shade
OF the poplar, meath whose branches all supinely
am laid,
Porting lazy Ger volume Of the ancient mighty
bards,
While beside me two fAir sisters play ansashty
game of cards.
Lol-the choicest hand, well-managed, winnsth
spite Of wish or will
50, in life, dependent part fate and part
on skill
1t is evening, quiet, mellow every bird Of buoyant
wing
suugly roosting sleeps. forgetful Of its power to
soar and sing;
I am sitting at banquet she, my dainty wife, out
spread,
Ere she sang two darling, little. noisy praters into
bed, ..e
And delicious brny oysters down my throat serene.
| ly glide
We are gliding thus, like oysters, quick a-dowu
! LIES eager tide! WS1 &FEW
| Lafayette, Ind , jan, 1889.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
FRESH DRUGS
JOHN B. DOuGHERTY

No. III N0fn SfTeef. MNSc0ttHe, IOp0,
rs new in roefpt of his fall oek Of Drugt, Med
l. icines, Paints Oils, Glass DO,
would bore state that my selections have been
made with personal caro-, entirely ioi cash NY
stock 10 large aDo hatter myself that can one
superior indu ncDts to Wholesale % we'll as reta
customer. Call and see.
Mayxxiv-tf J. D. nOU0HEkT1.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
EZ1nneL.

FZ1nneLs. ...urt +,
Twilled, red, PLAIN, Invite, all wool,
silk and wool Domet. Opera Flannels-
! beautiful article for cloak Innings and
chil,lren's wear. # .. sns
WooIen Blankets Batting. white and
cold Wa ding, Candle Wick, inseys,
Wooden and Cotton Yarns, Marshal's
Linen Thread, Coats & Brooks spool
ttr I'd. -
Wo0lee and Worsted Goods,
Mantillas, Capes. Ladie and Gentle.
mems Scarfs and Com orts. Ladies, Mis-
ses and Children's Hoods, Ladies Wraps
p~rs, Children's Jackets, Ladies ara
Misses Caters, Armle,s, wrisllets, cuffs
&c.. &c
) Cloves and Hosiery, .r.r
Leroy & Blendrau fine Kid Gloves,
Silk, Wo"len, Cashmere and Cotton
Gloves, Cloth Gloves, Ladies' cloth, silk
and braganza Gauntle,s, Ladies' lined
|kidsMitts. edr- .y.r,. =.ar-.F OF,
} Woolen, Plain and Ribbed Hose, =
W"rs,ed do do do .es-
! Lambs wool do do do r
Whne mode and black cotton and
childreu's Hosier in large assortment.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
RRADYMADK CLOTHING

FOR MEN AND BOYS WAR.
For o. ity and goodness Of material
on, stock is complete.
BIe0ched Goods.
These Goods have been selected with
care, and FOR eauty of finish cannot be
sxcelled.
Canton FZ1nnels.
Bleached and unbleached in large s.
sortment.
Mussatine, JAM. 3, 1854
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
SUMMIT MILL

4 TOUR New Steam Grist Mill, at Summit, on
the railroad, midway between Muscatine and
Wilton Junction, Va are now fully prepared to
Make Flour Meal and Feed,
In the best possible manner. We will give sspeeis
attention to
Gri9t WORK,
When not engaged in grirgipg Grisis. Ne will
manufacture -four and meal from selected grain
which We will .ge
Sell at tho Lowest Market Pfces.
DWe pay Mus.ati<e market pra . for EXs
IRA WHEAT Satisfaction guaranteed.
aug " '68wtf GREELY 4 co.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
WHO WANTS A FARM?

You cannot find a better 80 acres Of Land!
+ is one mile north Of Onopwa. Lies joining the
timber, which is on the north and west, M king
an excellent shelter for stock from the winter
winds. have about 50 aores under Utilization 80
acres fen, cd and about Is acres Of timber.
500 down, the bal snce in and 1S monthe,
~ 4.rs -t F6ATES.
Enquire Of Jacob Mahin, Muscatins, or Ssmus
Harvey. Ononws.
sug22- d1w-Wtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
Two TaIuabIe Farms for Sale.

ItVO V0Iu0bIe Farms for S0Ie.
-, TIE unders,gnsd offers for sale on unu-
ri; suaIly favorable tel MS
iii LIST. A farm Of 40 acres, eighty rods west
Of the Muscstine corporation line, we'll
improved. with good spring, frame dwelling, sta
bio, DC. Ten acres of timber will be sold with this
tract
I'd. A farm Of 100 acres-S 80 improved and under
fence and 70 of timber. Good frame dwelling and
sut-buildings, with good we'll and stock water,
and an orchard IF the choicest variety Of fruit
This farm Il situated six miles from Muscatine On
the lows City road.
The above farms will be sold on terms 10 CORES
pond with the present "hsrd times" For further
particulars inquire at this ot6ce or Of the under
signed. WIN HOFFNER.
I'll
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
Linen Goods,
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Our stock is manufactured expressly
for our trade and is not excelled by any
custom made work
Men Fine Cali Boots,
Kip and Coarse -
Boys fine Calf
Kip and coarse g.
Gents Buffalo Over hoe,
Mems Calf and coar Se
Boys
Youths 6 {.
Children's Shoes,
Ladies Caters, Buskin Slippers.
Women's" s. Goat Bootees,
Misses {" = I" /"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
)et 70. 1858.
LUMBER

rENir subscribe now ii r'n. % wholesale OF
/ retail, his stock of seasoned Lumber, COM
prising al, kinds.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
His .umbet Is all made At the now and splen.
did Mill Of B. Hershey, and is all gang sawed and
Of the yer. best quality
Dressed Flooring and Siding constantly
OF. hand.
Persons dc.irous Of pu chasing anything in TIE
Lum Der line will please "aIl and examine fer
themse elves, as he feels nfden. he can suit them.
Is to prices and gu lily
c, @. wASHBURNE,
At Hershey'- Dang Mil, 'outh Muscatine
Muscatine, Nov. 5th, 1851 w. Ina.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04

sale: ..
$50 pat. Eng. Low. gold watches, 500 90 each
$50 patent anchor q 5000
400 ladies gold watches, Is .. Gases 5000 '-
500 silver ~stehes, good time kepest $500
500 gold chains 1900
$50 gold bracelets 400
sou gold thimbtes 500
1900 jet or doreutine drops $50
1890 Jet or AofentiDe pins $50
5000 cameo and mosaic sets 1900
s0uO cameo pins 500
5000 painted portrait pins 500
5000 sets cameo drops ~ 500
$500 gold lockets 500
1000 gold breast pins $50
1000 gold ear drops $50
$500 gold pen and ebony holder $50
1000 .oo
10000 setts gent' sleeve buttons 800 l
$4,000 sets cameo sleeve buttons 81
tOeO0 setts ladies' sleeve buttons $50
lo6o0 sets gold shirt stads $3.50 500
10000 set gold shirt studs $50
5000 sets cameo shirt studs so
10000 sets cameo SHIRT studs, plain $50
bO00 gold pencils and gold pens $50 4
10000 gold pencils 200
10000 ladies' gold pens, ivory holder 800
10000 ladies' gold breast pins, $50
loose gents geIa watch keys 200
leec0 CENTS gold breast pins. lse
i90os Eold ria.s 100
5c0OfibbOn slides zee
Colby new eata logue, which Il seut free to al
pasts OF he country contains al the most popu-
Agents v.nte N every town in the usion.-|
Those dssifiag % to set, can obtain full paYtieu
Lars BY addre. si.g as above.
Being lurgely Interested in publishing book
and b1yiNs from other publishers in business,
quantities. ter cash, VEL ens bied to axe srser
discounte TO country agents than can 10 hsd a
sny Other establishment in the coun:ry.
An extra ]i.25 Book ard gift yivsn TO % per
- ordering ten books q one tine 70 one I'd dress!
Send for 6 Catalogue. Address
J. A. COLBY CO..
Den. l3-wsn. he Rsa6olpA e., Cbteseo.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-02-04
q a 7PETS.

English, Tapestry, Am lngrsin,'hree-
ply and stair Carpets.
Oil Cloths IA "a 8-4 wide.
Ne 'ould call the attention Of our
customers to our stock of Carpets, which
is more full and complete than any in
This city.
Cloths.
Striped and Plain Cassimeres, "
Sstinets. ..
Ken ucky jeans.
Wool and Cotton Tw eds.
Doe kins. .. -,...
Ladies' Mantilla C.oth-a wster.preof
article,
Genllemen's Heavy Coa'ings.