ocr: rirjiitsiti! THE notes and accounts of A. MVDGE & have been left with me, to be collected the least possible delay. stU those, therefore, who know tlwmselcea to be to said Company, are notified that un prore.pt payment is made, tuit will b« com intrery imtanre. H. B. HENDERSHOTT.


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ocr: DKUCiS, &c. U'HILE we would return to our njt and patrons our very grateful ac knowledgements for the very liberal pat onage hitherto bestowed upon us, we would also inform thein (as well cles, vu: American. as ted. PAINTS AND DYE-STUFFS: Flax Seed 0^1, pure. Spirits Turpentine, Copal, and Coach Varnish, Paris Green, Prussian Blue, Dutch Madder, Indigo, best article, lllulS"i Gudt Copal, prime. Eng. Venitian lied, Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre, Spanish YYUtuqg, Red Leud, Litlierage, Lamp Black, Chrome Green and Chroine Yellow, Logwood, & Fustic,' Camwood and Nie wood. Ext. of Logwood, Alum &. ('opperas, L)ry Verdiuris, Alcohol & Whiskey Acid Muriatic, Sul phuric, See. Gold Leaf, Bronze. Lots, stacks and piles of almost every kind of Patent Medicines. STATIONERY. A first-rate lot of Foolscap, Letter and Mote paper, pens, red, black and blue ink, *c., *c. We also keep constantly on hand a choice lot of toffee, Sugar, T«a nod Molasses As well as all other things in a Family Gr cery. A first-rat earticle of chewing ISTOCK OF DRUGS, JT'ST RECEIVING AT Pumroy & Barrett's lUljolcsale anb Retail DRUG STORE, fltumvin, Iowa. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF every body else,) that we have just received rikJuCT rROM SEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA. A Large and Carefully Selected Stork of Drug*, Med icine*, Paints, Oils, l)ye~ Stuffs, Perfumery, $c.. ij-e. All tlie above articles were purchased from the Importers, and selected withj real care in regard to their PUHITY U S Giim Camphor, re fined, Gum Aloes, Cape and Soctriue, Gum OpUim« Tur key, Gum Arabic, Epsom Suits, ('ream Tartar, Borax, refined, Flour of Sulplitir, Brimstone, roll, Saltpetre, refined* Hi Curb, of Sochi* Tartaric Acid, Rochelle Salts, Sat Soda, llad Colombo, Liquorice Ball, Glue, prime article. Sulphate ofQuinine, Calomel, English & Rhubarb Ra, i (/nrrosive snbTimate Red 1'recipiiate, Powdered Rhubarb. Powdered Jalap, Ipecac, do. Cantharides, Curks, assorted. Jars, bottles, viala, Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Olive Oil, prime, Rad Gentian, Spigelia, or Pink Hoot, Senna, Alexandria, jind East India, Vlagnesia, calcincd knd carbonate, Extracts and Oil* ol all kinds, Hew and Very Largo and freshness we therefore can i=onfideiitiallv recommend them to those wishing lo buy medicines that can be reiied on. Our stock consists in the following arti o |D aanu raper asaor- rtiuvic,

place_of_publication: Ottumwa, Iowa

publisher: R.H. Warden


ocr: Take rVoiice---3d I DO NOT consider it my business run after a man after his note or count becomes due. Therefore, all sons indebted to me will tdke notice, alter their notes or accounts have been for a reasonable timo, and are not they will be put into the bauds ol proper officers for collection. E. WASHBURN. May 18th, 18M.3mos. KAGS WANTED, ATfhit Offjro, on Work or


ocr: Who is our authorized agent for St. P. L. & H. Van Deventer & Go., WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Men and Boys' Clothing, AM) India Rubber Goods, Kos. 1«'2 and 104 Main 9t% comer of ftdshin^ton Avenue ST. LOL IM, ITIO. WE are now receiving from our raan» ufactuory in N :w York, our STOCK, comprise all GKADES SPRING which will be unusually large, aud of CLOTHING, TINES'R MEN and FRENCH CLOTH sortment of BOYS' from the COARSEVI' FABRIC to the aud a general as SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, UMBRELLAS, CARPET BAGS, AC. AC. Our stock of India fttubber Goods, will be very large, as we shail receive those goods from several different uiauulacturies. Persons dealing iu the above articles are particularly invited to call and examine our 6tock, as we intend to sell goods at as low prices and on as liberal terms as any house n the. city. Feb. JHb, '54—n5-l y Varnishes. fJCOPAfj, Coach, Jap*n, and Leather Cn V'urnnhes, for sale by W I. OKK.


ocr: Daguerreotypes Found 1 ^C)l:M). n--ar Primro.-c. Lee County, Iowa Da^ucrriotype likenesses, ti ol grown persons and 3 of children. The owner can nave them by paying a small reward to the «r,and paying for this advertisement. the editor of this paper for further particulars. Ottumw a, Oct. 12th, 1«M.


ocr: TWf! NOTH K! :7: miileri-inn^l ju'|c.ms ilium hit: farm, consisting of six hundred ncn-y 1'20 of it tunliur, over .'100 acres Viokejur li«* will soil it i(ii lW0 lot '1 'he home farm contains -ISO Ac res, KO acr% Iijnl)ei i25 acres in cultivation, good fencing, with a promising yom haul, well suited i'oi a stocK or eriiin farm, fir further particulars inquire ttjc :. tibsc ri Irt on the fi^rm, three mih»s west of Dfhlone fA. J.M, taurt-MXji. Ififhliind Tp., Wap. c«Tf Iowa 6et. IB *ft4 (/.


ocr: JUSI'REGKIVED! ROCHELLF. BRANDY, POR WINE, MAD El It A WINE, CLARET Do. Vt arrantcd lit uuine, and will be sold lor Me dicinal purtNMHw qmJk. WM. Ig, U|k\


ocr: Livery ami Sale Stable. Oituiuwa, Iowa. rpiu: undersigned has established a Livery Stable at Ottumwa, am! solicits the pat Bpnajje of the traveling public, -ij^'ltaBoa hiught and sold. R.. S. n.vKER,


ocr: NEW FIRM, GEO. ». WC'»I. OYSTERS OK NKW S rnf-K UK -O- A. C. n 4V00D & LE H.I I TON, I 1 "J" J"AVING purchased the stock of fonnvily kept by Joseph v. ill car ry on the htisino'-'s at the old stand. addit:oato'h.'oM stock they have a large stock of a Frewli CJroceric«," And will sell to Cash CUSTOMERS as cheap the same articles can be purchased of any er es'aMishment Our stock cueaisU in of the following articles: Clarified Sugar, Wash Tabs, lJrown do 15n,inf3J ('rushed do v jjRTooden Hnck ts, ll«'loiled Molasses, 'Cotton batting, Iklcher'd Syrup, Yarn, Coffee, fCandles, ?lai 4"-' Y. H. Tea, Imp. do Starch, Ass'id Candy, Raisins, Kii^lwh wahM^s, Hia/.il 111)!=!, Pct con Almonds, Crackers, Snleratos, Rice. Mackerel, Vinegar, ^Candle ivick, •Jtatnral Leaf ifeach 4 'linall plug Jitub^i.d Twisf fSinokiii! l£i^ trs (vV'oo.Ion bywls, Fire Crackers, JKails, /Cheese, ilhdifco, Jo" ladder, loda, Pcjiper Sauce. AND SARDIN ES SERVED UP TO ORDER. OtUtrawa Oct. r.)Ji, 1831.


ocr: BEW REMOVAL. A, Ii. KAVKS, 1\TOl'LD respectfull y inform tlm lie thnt h»- lias removed his BOOT AND SHOE SHOP into the room formerly occupied by D«. Fullertuu, u«'\t to Itawley's store. As. la retofore. he ims in enqdoy the best work Iiun he cau find in the country and will tvurraiil his work to bti secoivl to none. Biuuy fucturcd in this jiart of tljj west, fcbi can 8ii))jily the public ut the shortest no tice witUanything in the buolK shoe Hue, from u'Vekiisk to tiiu toaisest and at fair pi'ices. EE THE II! LEATHER!! A £,«^d supply conskaiitly on haiul of both eastern uud hotue nutnuUeture. at iIks old Tan Yard. The highest price is ^ajd at all times in cash on uatufeft for Jan. 2Sth, 1864.—tf. Uu»t&f


Muscatine journal.

ocr: Opposite Green »V Stone's Banking Hume, Second-titMuscatine. James ML Douglierly IS now rereivin^ ami ojx mng a large and fiesh stock of DiUi *, Medi.ines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Smtti1, Glaw-ware, Chemicals, and all articles usually kept in a drug store. A l.-io, an assortnie'it ol PURR LIQUORS, iin pjrusletp rea.llor medicinal use. Also, ag nt for Floyd's Aniericm Penetrating Linimciit. Sept. 23, 1851 if

place_of_publication: Bloomington, Iowa

publisher: N.M. McCormick


ocr: Ton'yNEW Extra Fall Wheat Flour FOR SAIjE!! THE NEVADA MILL, mShip-stuff{ do Spr.ng do do Hue l'hur. Corner Iowa Avenue and Third Street, in the CITY OF MUSCATINE AND *TA I E Of 10W% HIS and splsndid Steam Flcurinj: Mill is situ*'fd in thec^ntcr of the business portion of tbasttjr six hundred feet from the steamboat landing. It is four stories high, including basement— fret stery of stone, balance of the best ol brick, with flat, fi'e proof roof. It has one boiler, 28 fret lorg, and 41 inches diamoter slide-valve enirine. 1*2 irch cylinder, 2 feet stroke. Motion, one hundred revolutiins par minnte. Two run of 4J feet F-eneh burrs', of best quality rne do 3 feet dismeter, for enstem wrrk. All of tbe castings are made of Hiss uri Mountain Iron. All tbe boltinr, smutting and separating machinery is of the best quality and rewist and tn»e» approved style. It las run one yesr, and obtained a rep«tatl«» among flour dealers here and n S:. 1 U'K that is not surpassed by any mill in tbe Wrst. Power of engine J6 hi rae. Can manufacture with ea two hundred I amis In 24 hours. Tbe r««ied belonging t» this property, m: rises nearly two city lots. For further particulars apply to or address Z. Washburn A Son, Muses tine, I' W4. The above cut is a correct rer^sentation of tbe Nevada Mill, as seen from t"w» Avnue and Tbird "tra^t. [jan 27 'M] Z WASHBURN A SOU. y£Y\n)l& U COBKER THIRD NTRK^T AND IOWA AVEHflft MUSOATIN E3, IOWA ^HE tubsrribers having mttL'tli ki n ih n am^i i. it 11 11 IVt-11. ninn ile nine Mirwatiite and the st.rronndirg country that iln ki* num i. v 1.1 at 1 ai.ti .ale most reasonable terms, a full und very srperiur siotk of 1 "i Shorts, Bran, 4c—allof which tL-y u ill eii-h or exchange f-r go Wheat.


ocr: JILL pay particular attention to tbe Storing, For warding and Commission Business. llaviDg sold oat his interest in tbe House with which he has heretofore been ounneeted, and being now io tbe occu pancy of the lar»t» and secure brick Ware aDd Pork use, corner 4 Pine snd Wa'er S'eet, hs will devote bis attention exclusively to the above branches of busiaeos. Liberal advances will bs made on Produce stored with him. Forwarding promptly attended to. ALSO, GENERAL STEAMBOAT AOENT. M. haviog had a longexperieneeiD all branebes of Commercial businrss, flitters himself tbst be oan render entire satisfaction to ail vfca lavor bin with thrlr rn«tom. OFFICE in the building. octSS- 'Mtf Iarx Block. !2 Forwarding k Commis'ii Merchant, WATER STKEET, MUSCATINE, IOWA, W


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: XOWA. OITT! CLARK Jc R. II. SYLVE8TER. EDITORS VVE Dr^ES DAY^M A It I I 8, 1854. Demacratic State Ticket, For Governor, CURTIS BATES, ©r FOLK COUNTY. For Secretary of Si alt, GEORGE W. McCLEARf* Of LOCI6A CoL"2fTT. For Auditor ol State, J. L. SHARP, or MILLS COUNTY. Far Treasurer of State, MARTIN L. MORRIS, or rOLK COUNTY. For Attorney General, DAVID C. CLOUD, or VUSCATINK COUNTY. JF#Vrt3upertKt*ndent Public Instruction. JAMES D. EADSS, or LKE COt'STY. It JUDICIAL DISTRICT. For Judge, WILLIAM SMYTH, OR LINN COUNTY. %.«dM»a*4?P£pntsr Tl I For School Fund Commissioner,

place_of_publication: Iowa City, Iowa

publisher: V.P. Van Antwerp & Thomas Hughes


ocr: A genera.' assortment of Landrelh's wsrrn«.J Garden Sfcoda. /or sale hy w»","te«l .SPERJtr A CO.


Demoine courier.

ocr: "N0\0R TO WHOM IfOXOR IS DfE." Receipts on Subscription from July 27th, to August 3rd. fieth Opg, Ottumwa, $1,50. Wm. Dyson, Cliillicothe, 1.50. Dr.J. C.Johnson, Dahlonega, 2,00. H. H. Griffith, Ft. I)es Moines, 2,00. N. F. Brown, Dahlonega, 3,50.


ocr: roll Whig State Ticket. O V E K N O K jajies w. ciiUMfis, OF DKS MOINES COENTV. FOR AUDITOR OF STATE, ANDHEW JACKSON STEVENS, OF POLK COUNTY. rou ATlOBNKY 0F.NEfl\l„. JAMES W. SENNET, OF SCOTT COttSTV. FOR CONGRESS, I F1S |. II ClillCKU, or COUNTY.


ocr: INDEPKMU'M CAMHIJ \TI.S. Far Senator of Wapello county, AAKON HARLAN. VjNr Representatives of Wapello S. K. CREAMER. DANIEL EASLEY. P«r Senator of Wapello, Monroe, Ltr |as and Clark counties, ffiAN'IEL ANDERSON. Representative of Wapello and Keo ktik counties, F. G. McCLINTICK, of Wapello FRANCEWAY DAY. of Keokuk For District Clerk, JOSEPH HAYNE. for Prosecuting Attorney, S. W. SUMMERS.


Muscatine journal.

ocr: afiw ORBS Uppmilt (jrc:n iV s Banking llu ise, Stcd id st, Musratine. Jniues ]T1. Dcu^licrtsr no,*f N rereiving ami opuim^ i 1 »l fi es'i slot k of DiUj *, Mull I'-iiiils, OiN, I)yc-!S.|ifl», Ciii'iii'.cids, and all ailicles tsu tllt Li in a ifrug store. i" j-- *.i^,.i .,1 PL'n:r MQt'oRs, ^.lej xprrs ly lor m- ilii innt ua.1. \!--'0.i.geht for 1 li'jil'j ,\r "'Tan i ncut. Kepi. 23. I8S:- If


ocr: MISCATINE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL /'Tlfa »rt*SR^ OSES/ R. M. 1JUKNETT, P1^ ^^LISIIER and Wholesale '^LISIIER and Wholesale Dealer ioks, Stationerv, Blank Work, Wall l'aper, &c., Bx to Second street, Uueeatine


ocr: PETIill JAtKN0\ O W A I N A N I I O 111 III i fi i o II ill V I li a it I. Aud (jiriirrtil Hlrnmlamt Agrat. Wru!er itrcttf Muncafirie, Iowa, Has nmp'e storage ri-om, and will give promt' t"*r v nil attention tu shipping or storing mcrcbBndiij*8o prednee. 2


ocr: LEATHER. PURCHASED, and daily expected to arrive, 90 roll Harness Leather 10 doz. Bridle do. 10 roHsPkir ing do. 10 rolls 1.citing do. 40 doz. tipiipr do 4:id»a kip .skins 32 doz. French and Philadelphia calf do. 3,» d"Z. topping Mid lining do. 5 rb«. thong lentil er. AI-", linding of every de-criptimi, bv ^'I't Cll Al!l,i:s n'f.alley.


Demoine courier.

ocr: The Russians Routed! THE (ZIK IS TAKEN!! NATIONS AND DINING TABLES. TIN SAFES. CHAIRS FRENCH, co A E, \v ooDst uEw, AND COMMON KED STKDS ALSO, CUPBOARDS. Of the best material and in a workman-like manner. The denizens of the Demoine Republic will please '-make, a note of this" fact, as Captain Cuttle would say, and call at my shop at Ham mond's Mill, in Oltumvva, and buy furniture that ix cheap, and substantial. fES" Any quantity of ikooin sticks turned tooider. R. J. WILLIAMS. may war, and upturn the govern ments of the whole European continent, but notwithstanding all this, It. J. WII.LIAMS will continue to manufacture, at the LOWEST CASH PRICKS, all kinds of Furniture, such as BUREAUS. STANDS, BREAKFAST


ocr: THO. N. B. RAIL ROAD AXELS, BRIDGE AVciRlv. and every description of heavy BLACKSMITHING. dene on short noiice und uceemiiioitating term?. April, 13th, '54—1113—6m. EDW 1). BPYL «IERY B«YS.r. tlilLiii MAKE3S. A N SHEET IRON WORKERS, {Tluiu Si., Carr & C'licTPy. ST. LOUIS. MO IT AVING j:one tn a very crrat expense jt to eiect machinery lor Blacksmith in^. muking Poilerft. nnd Sheet Iron Work, on the most approved Eastern plan, we are now prepared to furnish every thiug be longing to our business ten per cent, cneup cr ilan any other establishment in the Western country. All who are in want of anything in our line of business, will find it to their advantage to give U3 a call before puicliat-iug elsewhere. (G= Repairing clone at the shortest no tice. Alwa)s on hand a\ariety of sec O'id-biiud BUiLERS.


ocr: i JCST KECEIV1N0 AT Pnrcroy & Barrett's tUIjolcsalc nits!* ttctail DRUG STORE, Otlumun, fown. DEALERS IN ALL KISDS OF DKIGS, Ac. id Hll.E wc would return to our friends enrl patvons our very grateUil ac knowledgements for the very liberal pat oroge hiherto bestowed upon lis, we would also inlorm them (as well as every tody cite.) iliat we have just received, niBECT riSOM SEW YOUK. ASD PHILADELPHIA. A Im rgc aud Carefully Sehctc-I Stork of Drugs, Mrd itines, Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs, Perfumer 1/, $c.. $c. Liquorice Ball, (•lite, prime articlc. Sulphate ofQuinine. All the above articles were purchased from the Importer?, and selected with great care in regard to their PURITY and freshness we therefore can confi.fentially recommend thorn to those wishing to buy medicines that can be reded on. Our stock consists ia the following arti cles, viz: U S Gum Camphor, re fined, Gu in Atoee, Cap* rod Soclriue, Uuiu Opium, Tur key, Gum Arabic, Epsom Salts, Cream Tartar, Borax, reliiu'dl, Flour of Sulphur, Brimstone, roll, Saltpetre, refined, Bi Curb. of Soda, Tartaric Aeid, liocheile Salts, Sal Soda, Had Culumbo, Rhubarb Root. Corrosive sublimate Red I'recipiiate, I'owdered H!iu!iarb, Powdered Jalap, Ipecac, do. Canihz rii!e8, Corks, aborted. Jars, hottlet, *iafe, Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Olive Oil, prime, li.nl (ienti&u, Spigelia, or Pink Koot, Senni, Alexandria, and East tudia, Magnesia, calcined, and carbonate. Cxtrucis aud Oilsol all kinds.


ocr: NEW AHU4\«C1IC\r E O V A XMJSUVES, OULD respectful! v inform tbepupr IT lie that lie has removed his BOOT AND SHOESHOP Into the room formerly occupied by Dr. Fullcrton, next to Hawley's store. A* heretoloie, he has iu employ the best work nu n he can find in the couutry aud wfll warrant his work to be second to noi|a manufactured iu this part of the west. H® can fciniply the public at thvi shortest nj tice with anything in the boot or shoe. tin£« from HJPtkHNE to the toarsest "stogy," and at fair prices. LEATHER! LE AT HE mi A good supply constantly on hand of both eai«tern and home manufacture, at the old Tan Yard. The highest price is paid at all times in CASH OR LSATHKB for Hio«! Jan. 26th, 1854.—tf.


ocr: E O V A IVcw and Larsc Mocli of" M¥ &&&&£ IIAR I) W A KE. QUEE NSWAR& GROCERIES, &.c., Ac. C. WARDEV, n&0. AS fitted lip and reirrvcd to Mudge Co's.. old stand, where he is no\T receiving a large and very superior Stork Crf Goods adapted to the season consisting in rart of Silks, Poplins. fiarege de Luins. Ging horns. Lawns, uheocs 4 r.. Broad Cloths, asimcres, Satiinetts, Cottonades, Wenched and Brown Muslin,bon net flibbont, and Trim mings, ononis. Silk Huts, Palm do, Leg' horn do, Cotton Yarn, Car pit datln, 8,'C., in a fail und Complete Assortment* of every thin- wanted by men, women or children, all of which lie will sell as here tofore lora very small profit for cash or on short time to prompt paying customers. Call tud examine ior yourselves. N© trouble to show goods.


ocr: TWO. CKRV. ED'.V 1). BOTT. novn:. a liUl MAKERS. ilAMIfli A 0 SHEET IRON WORKERS, Tluiu Si., belH ceu C'urr A licrry. ST. LOUIS. MO AVI KG gone to a very great to erect machinery lor Blacksmith in^. making Boilers, and Sheet Iroii on the most approved Eastern plan, we now prepared to furnish every thing be longing to our busiuess ten per cent, er il-an anv other establishment in i Western country. All who are in of anything in our line of business, i find it to their advantage to give us a before purchasing elsewhere. II CQ Rt pairing done at the shortest no tice. Always on hand a variety of Oi.d-hand BOILERS. K. B. RAIL ROAD AXELS. WoKK, aud every description of BLALKSMlTHliG. done on short aud acconnuixlatiug terms. April, iiitii, o4—ul«i—Cm. LA 'lHl LAilit!


ocr: WANTED. 1 71VI THOUSAND lbs Seneka Soafe- root, for which 1 will pay a good priq* in k/ash it delived clean ana dry. February 16th, '51. W. L. ORR.


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: s SXOVSS AND TINWARE. SKYDEJj & BIXHY, 'lXT'X ar- lacai.iug from the .„£^ n.-tt 1 consef«e».-e of Iho late ftm. I ,-ini thrown nut of Mini iiianuf ictiucrs of SI T» Louis, Ubany, Chicapi and uicinnati a large and wetlaelecied assortment of Cxkth[f and Sealing Stores, asssng whlafc may be iMiid The GoUhn Era wlWrb for (furabfliiy. ^»ufy of Mni^h, of Mn«- and tvtm has no saipornw. The Im sik t)vu, ftMtfr 4VH(g, BAACX W\aaiou, OOLI»KX llAgy, UCACS Di hox, Ac., AlbfVtth aflof the latent ifi|»rokeme!itv. a gen eral variety of #tf«s best patterns of elevated oven ami I proinbMn aioveo of suf»ofi»r fluisb. A full asaortioent of Tin, Copper, J#|anfjini slf ct tr«ui ware at UUtdesale and Retail All kinds of Job work don*4 on «hyrt not e.' and war rwiitod. Revolving »pout cist«e«i pump: an fm|roved article of chain pump", lead prfte. A«' *•.. for sal* by fKVllKLI.A IliAIIV. usss, everything b*»ing consumed leavs me a loser, and consequently arn compelled through twe^i ty to raak^ co!leetion.,«, and in r|'w of tho^e facts, 1 ear* neatly call upon all (hose irdebted to ro*. to ra!l and set tie immediately, and save hard fclingn and ..it. all who by agreement As this U my fit I hwpe fntalLi and save hard reelings and c«,i. all who lnope irienaa wta no- b* ha-.k*"1 t-cilUttcaod wawfif aotiB. tS« atjIMtow^ 1*. •Hy iy J4th H54. ave a n-atcd tune to piv in. are v- -pied ricallfoi help, uid u -hro^li actual want,


Muscatine journal.

ocr: PETER JUKNOH, o w a i n A N fit 111111 isftion ill re lia Aud Urarral Mupnilisel Agrsl, IVuter street, \luscutinet Iowa, aaele stersge rrev, ard "ill give |ro*-| 1 etteatlea luakipflag er staring Merchants*


ocr: NEW LEATHER SlORE! Second street opposite W eed's. UST RECEIVED— fiOOO lbs harness 4000 lbs sol* 2000 u skirling 25 bridle 40 upper 15 krp 10 calf, whieh will be aoti at 81 Leuis prices, coet ol freight added. (Xj-"Hides taken in exchange, or eagb paid fo» I hem at the highest market prices. E. MITCHFLL. Muscatine, Sept.23, 1653—ly


Des Moines courier.

ocr: *#onor to Whom Honor is Due." licctipls on subscription, for the week 'Vltfding March Sad. jf. O'Reilly, $3 00 ^P. C. Daunl, 1 50 J. W. Hedrick, 2 00 Absalom Brooks 75 «I. A. D. Frezell, (note) 2 25

place_of_publication: [Ottumwa] Iowa

publisher: Jos. H.D. Street & R.H. Warden


ocr: i* Whig State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR. JATIKS W. CiKIHES, OX DUS MOINLS U/tiMV. FOR Al'DPOR OF STATE, ANDREW JACKSON STEVENS, OF POLK COUNTY. FOB ATTORN*T GENERAL. JAMES W. SENNET, OF SCOTT COUNTY. X'\ INDEPENDENT CAN DID ATE Superintendent of Public Instruc tion, I. I. 8TEWART, OF IIEKRY COUNTY.


ocr: Tan Bark Wanted. JW1LLoi pay the highest market price ia Cash Leather lor 20U cords of Black and White Oak Bark, delivered at mv Yard in Agency Citv. TJH J. B. SPRAGUK. Jan. 27th, 1853. tf


ocr: Farm tor Sale. THE undersigned offers for sale the "TAYLOR FARM," lying on Northern Avery creek, miles South-east of Eddyville, and miles South-west of Chillicothe. Said farm consists of 240 acres, 100 acres of which are in cultivation is well watered and is admirably adopted for a stock farm. For terms apply to HENRY J. GREGORY, Agent foi James A Taylor.


Demoine courier.

ocr: Wilis State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR. W. KI?IIVS, OR DCS MOINES COUNT*. FOR AUDITOR OF STA-LG, ANDREW JACKSON STEVEN8, OF POLK COUNTY. FOR ATTORNEY OKNTRAifc. JAMES W. SEN N 1ST ftF SCOTT COUNTV. *OR CONGRESS, RUI 8 f,. n l/ARkE, OF HENRY COUNTY.


ocr: "HOXOR TO WHOM HOXOR IS DUE." Receipts on subscription from July 6th, July 13th. R. H. Bolingw, Kanesville, $1 SO N. L. (iephart, Ottumwa, 8 00 M. Heckavt, Green P. O. 8 00 N. L. Milburn, Island of Cuba, 4 00 Dr. C. W. Benson, Agency City, 1 00 to


Des Moines courier.

ocr: A LARUE tof Queensware, X3L and Cutlery FOR sale by c.c. Better Late, than Never! LARCE STOCK I OR THE W i n e a e 0 W A E N ISsplendid0 NOW in rtcijWj of, and opening, eto k of "WINTER GOO which, as heretofore, he ^rill sell for on short time to prompt paying at as reasonable rat s as triey can bjt purchased at anv other -1 u in His old customer* and the public general* arc invited to caii3fcnd examiue Goodta Nov. I0th 1853. DY-MADE CLOTIHXG. IVERCOATS, Dress Coats, Pants, d(». Vests, Net Shirts, Linen Bosom do., large stock for sale by c. 0. WARDEN. lLOTIIS, Cassimers, Sattinetts, Flaii nels, Linseys aud Tickings, a larje for sale by c. c. WAUDEX. £N cases of Boots aud Shoes, all 'sizes, of the best materials, just rd« itfed and for sale by c. c. WAIDES. k LPACCAS, De Laines,aud Cashinsra, JL for sale by c. c. WARDEN. 3R0WN 5c BLEACHED muslins, frouf 3 to 1-4 for sale by c. c. WARDER. AY State Shawls for sale by c. c. wAbaix. 10T TON YARN and Carpet Cliaiu fo sale by c. c. WABU£N. HOOL BOOKS,a complete assortment for sale by c. c. WARDEN. AN uSlfcrtmeut of Nails and Glass fof sale by c. c. WABDIN. BY an a^ggrtraeat, &*«•& bv WARDEN." KANAWHA aud iaoie salt, for salo C. C. WAEDIN. GLOBES and-Chimneys for sale BY c. c. WARDEN. ''pEA—Gunpowder aud Young Ifysou^I A very superior at c. c. WARDEN'S. I^lGliT bbls Sugar House and N. 0.,aUw Icher's refined Syrup at c. c. w's. LLAS11NU by and Ritle Powder for satar C. C. WARDEN. 1AHPET Sacks, Glass Lamps, Bu"* vy Whips and Umbrellas, in fact evtr* article usually fouud iu Stores in the Wei* for sale by C- WANDER. ^pWELVE Sacks, Prime article, of J. fee for sale by c.


ocr: The Campaign Opened LA3FE STOCi CP FALLAKO w Clothe (Taseimrrcs & Cnoomct«, Cotto- Jides-, Giiigliams, Bonnets, ('hlicoe.n. Barey »'s, Hats, Brown Sheetings, Lawns, Boots,. L51ch. Shirtings, Luces. Slio®". and a variety of articles selected w.u great PERSO AL CARE for thi* market. THE LADIES are particularly reque st ed to all and ex-imine our e S U 5 of which 1 have r. ceived the LATEST STVLan. ALSO: A large and superior lot of Groceries, consisting of SUGAR, TSA, Corrsc, RICE ISMOO, SPH KS.GLA-S.NAILS, LAST ARRIVAL OF O O S H! THE siihxriiltcr would ^firctfulljr rail the attention of tlie. public to his well sole* ted stock of STAPLE AXI) I.1XCY for the Fall and Wiutur trade—consisting of IKON.SALT,arc. A Hood As«iorlineiit Of Clueensware, Hardwcire and Cutlerv ^ept constantly 011 hand. His old custom ers and us many new ones as are a iui:i I to are invited to all and price his gootts, and if they ere not satisfied that he sells as cheap or cheaper than any other house in the county, lie will not grumble at the trou ble you give him to show his gools. W. ST&liBT.. Dahlonega, Oct. 2?th 1853.


ocr: E A I 1TU Kt HOT COFFEE, And all kindb of eatables, o» the short ea*. notice. Persous who have dressed Chickens, Squirrels YVnwou Quails and Egg?to dis- pose oi will do well to call 011 me aud get the highest market price cadi lor them. JOS. F. Ottumwa, Dec 20 th, '53—U MX L. NDEKbiuNLD Las open«-d establishment of the above ki. !, Siunamon's new room on ihe Mill Se and is prepared to serve up (at all lit. a the day or night,) in ihe best style, L. OYSTERS, SARDIXES, JSXS, SQUIRRELS, QUAILS, VEX I SO A, SI E A HAINES.


ocr: D. P. lnskeep & Co., AGENTS for Louden Co.'a-cel«brat«d Family Medicines. Call 'and get an almanac for 354. Dec. 30th, 1M2.


ocr: LATH! LATH I HE UNDERSIGNED hate on ind and will keep a constant sup ply ot ISA WED LA I'll. Persons at a distance can reiy upon gelling any A* tttonnt, at anv time. HAMMOND 4 CO. Ottumwa, July 1st, 1852.


Muscatine journal.

ocr: WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1. .* -i R. pUBLISIIER Bo \)yr a Wtiicf-i M. lH'RXETT, and Wholesale Dealer ia Rooks, Stationery, Blank Work, School fiks. Wall l'apcr, &c., Recond street, Mt:«atii:e t-:o-ly


ocr: A i ij u o a E Sfax'iitc Great Stone's Hanking 1 Untie, Seconds!., Muscatine. James Ifl. Doiislici ty W now rpt-civinjr and opi nm^ a largi ^•intl fi e/i «tm k of Diiiif, Meli Ints, J'ainti, Oil-*, Dye-Smlls, Glassware, CiieniicnU, and all aitiiles usually kept in n drug »lorc. AliW, an assort'ne .I «t Pl'It !. LIQUORS, isn puled cxprcH-llor ni'diciual U 8'. Also.tijjtil for Floyd's American Penetrating l.ini :ie it. fch'jrt. S3, 1359- tf


ocr: NEW I.EA i HER S 1'ORG! Secund irt i 'pjMi-iti W eed' UHT RECEIVED— 61100 lls harness 4000 I Its sole 2000 skirling 25 hriMr 40 uj»fer 15 kipB 10 cail, which will tie aolt at Loak prices, cost of frei^hi added. (J^ Hi ilea taken iu excliange, or cash paid foi lliem at the highest market prices E. MITCHELL. Muscatine, Sept. 23, 1853—!y ,'rr


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: R()d #jRENCH BURR MILL STONES, MANUFACTURES BY D. L. CUNKLE, Of a quality which, fcr stock and even- N ness of temper, are warranted snparior to any made In the WMtsrn conn try, and equal to any manufactured In the united States. Be challenges all competitors in quality of work. He has alse tor sal* the genuine DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS, anchor brand, of all numbers, and mill furnishing generally sll ef which he will sell cheaper than Articles ef the same quality has been sold heretofore In this country, and on terms to suit pur chasers. He feels thankful for past favors, and solicits a continuance of the faint. March 8,1854-jr.


Demoine courier.

ocr: The Way fo .iiake a Fortune. A TVING PER CAST! of 100 HARDWARE & GROCERIES!! I AM NOW OPENING, and have irrstore, Iht iMrgtxt nnd btst assorted *1ock of Hardware and Groceries ever offered in Ottumvu. I par ticularly invite every one who wants the abovs articles to examine my stock, and satisfy them selves that they can BUY CHEAP. E. WASHBURN.


ocr: Ileairable Ilfgideuce FOR FI^HE Subscriber olli rs for sale, at JL largain, the Dwelling Hou.se occupied by him, in Ottumwa. Said is eligibly situated, two stories high, contains five rooms and a kitchen, an excellent well, stable, and other houses. The premises are improved shade treea and shrubbery. For particulars call on H. B. agent. J. T. BALDWIN, april 6th. 1854.


ocr: W E will sell on fair terms a number VALUABLE LOTS IN OTTPMWA SEVERAL WELL IMPROVED FARMS TOWN and a quantity of WEI.L SELECTED WILD LAHDS in ent parts of the county. *.•• ALSO A few thousand acres few Town Lots, held by Wm. Rutldick by "Decree Title." Settlers preferred September 1st. We will cash a few Eastern Bills, piesented soon.. Also, No. 1 notes #to 12 months. J. 4c J. DKVIN. april 27th, 1854.-tf


ocr: NEW A Kit A CJ EilIEN JT REMOVAL,. A. li. GRAVES, W OULD icspectluil v inform the pub lie that he has removed his BOOT AND SHOE SHOP into the. room formerly occupied by Dr. Fullerton, next to Hawley's store. As heretofore, he basin employ the best work men he can find in tho country and will warrant his work to be second to uone manufactured in this part of the west. He can supply the public at the shortest no tice with anything in the boot or shoe line, frona fcupKuriNE to tho coarsest "stogy," and at fair prices. LEATHER,I LEATHER!! A good supply constantly on hand of both eastern and home manufacture, at the old Tan Yard. The highest price is paid at all times in CASH OR LEATHER for HIDES! Jan. 26th, 1854.—tf.


Muscatine journal.

ocr: TONDS of theeooaty of Mgsoatine, bearing interest at the rate of tea per cent, per annum, payable annoally running twenty ears from date, for sale by Marsh 3 1854— tf UREEN A pIONE.


ocr: i .,.fi PAIHT8 AND OlLtf /r K I.(j IS 111'»• l.tMil 3 li.irrt i.-. V i nitian Ked 6 do tijienish Whiting) 3 do Lamp Black .. 6 do Lins cdOil 5 do Tuiinors 0»l« ,':m, 0i1, *u«t »ec*d end wllfc be low for Cash.


ocr: JJJ&X EliCElVSD I FRESH & (iEAUliNE MLGS!!i. At the Old Stand noar the Bridge. 1 AM now in ree ptof a v*ry L-evy and well^J?ftcl a^.ned ro-k ot l)rug« & MsM-inn Ci -oi Tlr ieals, Dye Stuff', Wind w Gin*,, „t Ware, Paints. Oi's, V .rui-hrg te., all of which will 'ELD LOW for TL-e tert'LY CA»II 1 earne-t!v invite PUR-^ chant rn to call and .inuem aty stock. Thankful pn»t fuvon, I hc.{ie to uuru a eoftiri!ia iee of »aas «8®®- J. B. D0UGU8RTY. i usee tire, Mav 12 1454.


ocr: O IK*, ft, 1854. N I. W, A. DCN^MORB. u o *S, (?m ess si 2. v v. »ri 1 2 ft., so 7 W 'Z 2 a ^5 -9 tr O =. j* I* Cr 0 & *r-'U 'oi 5 W*| Aia CO *4 1853 Frt tih arrivd of good*! & l»i'olliei* AVE'!'' vc.!, 11 LS.IM IS :I.'d. I»-| .Vi PT CI MI i II'iiis I-I iv .'I.I/I if KAIL NA L.\ I EU «lt»LvS, WTM It tbrv o|]r«**rv I t'* f«»! «-a-li ii |-IH!UC«. II IIH- i.l.ca IN tlir city rouiiiry cauiiT IIOIL a IIIR-S J' IUTII FUII a Qumii 4 B«wVa assf I «.»l /(r. «.w «li« rr fi. il ilii'int OrUl«rr 14, ISMr P3 5 •A IS r~ ^(^-3=3 "S P! OS •n o pa 09 V,'


ocr: nOND- a*'y Maeeeuiw, aeari at rae of w» per seat, pr annnra .a-w*"* •""•"'g tw.ata jaaia'ra-a l»*, for aa^ebjr i*:aa March l»A-tf ORJBXX A aXOKS.


ocr: AAE^S.1 |L 1. ic.icl—at wh.draab 4 A M. il. NTOVK. [jloitWy. I R. M- bURNETTM BuOkfiMM.


ocr: J. i ENNETT, JMA'LY ACTLJi.^i AM) L) ALERIIT I"loiir and Produce. 0FF1CK at the suite TI J. F. Schenck. [.^t j.t 30.'5:i] ML'«C.\TINE. IOWA. A I El*,— 10,000 tit-dids w hem at Baa 11. n' II. [." •pi :io. '."sn]


Des Moines courier.

ocr: (Entered according to Act of DR. J. 8. HOUGHTON'8 DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR, JL1CEL Prepared from RiiNNKT, or the tourtli Stomach of the Ox, after directions of IJa ron Liebig, the. great Physiological Chem ist, by J.S. HOUOHTON, M. D., Philadel phia, Pa. This is the great Natural Remedy for Indigestion, Di/hpepgia. Juundice, Fiver Complaint, Constipa tion, and Debility, Cn^fing after Nature's own method, by Nature's own agent, the Gastric Juice. 00" Halt a teaspoonful of PEPSIN infu sed in water, will digest or dissolve FIVE POUNDS or ROAST BEHF IS ABOUT TWO HO'JUS: out of the stomach. PEI'SIN is the chief element, or Great Digesting Principle of the Gastric Juice— the SOLVENT OK THE FOOD, ihe PUHIKVISG. PUKSEKVING, and STIMULATING Agent ol the. Stomach and Intestines. It is extrac ted irom the Digestive Stomach of the Ox, thus forming a TRUE DIGESTIVE FLU ID, precisely liliuth-i natural Gastric Juice iu its chemical powers, and furnishing a COMFLETE and I'ELLFIXT R.UBSTLTUTE lox it. Scientific Evidence. Call on the agent, and gc a Descriptive circular, gratis, giving a lurg»- amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE, irom Liebig's Animal Chemistry, Dr. Combe's I'hvsiology of Di gestion Dr. Pereira on Food and Diet, Dr. John W. Draper, ol N. Y. University Prof Dunglinson's Physiology Prof. Silliman, ol Yale College Dr. Carpenter's Physiolo gy &c., together with reports of CURES from nil parts of the United States. No Alcohol, Bitters or Acids! Remember this: Dr. Houghton's Pep sin is a great NATUBAL REMEDY, Jre« from Alcohol, liitteis, Acids, aud i\auseou» Drugs. It is extremely agreeable to the taste, and may lie taken by the most fee hie' patients who cannot eat a water cruckei without acute distress. Beware of DRUG GED IMITATIONS. Pep.-iu is NOT Ai DRUO. JOHN PUMKOY, Agent, hood. Cor.gross, in the 1861. by J. 8. HOUGllTON, M. !»., in the cicrk'n Office'of tin l/sstriet Court the Eastern I/irtrk-t of l'. ijn-yhauia. Another Scientific Wonder! OREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! i \V. J. LANEY, Wholesale and Btttail Agent, Keo.-au^ua, Iowa. I Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. 03-OBSERVE THIS!—Every bbttlej of llie genuine PEPSIN bears the writeni signature ol J.S. iiUUGllTON, M. D.so!e| proprietor, Philadelphia, pa. Copy-right and Trade Mark secured. Sold by all Druggists aud Dealers in Med icines. aug. *2£iii. -yi 1. I*. lu»ket'j» & Co., AGENTS Ottumwa, lovva. for Louden ti Co.'« celebrated Family Medicines. Call taud get an


ocr: E O V A nvr And Lir^oSfoctor i- a a a s 11ARI) W A RE. Qi EENs W ARE, (»Ji()i/KR1ES, EAS fitted upand removed to MucTge •& Co's.. old stand, where he is now receiving a large and very superior Stock of Goods adapted to the season consisting art of bilks, Poplins, Barege de Lains, Ging hams, Lawns, uhcoes §-c., Broad Cloths, Casimeres, Sutlinelts, Cottonadis, Bleached and Brown Muslin,bon net Jlibbunst and Trim mings, Bontn&t, Silk Huts, Palm do. Leg horn do, Cotton Yarn, Car pet Chain, $*c., in short a full and Complete Assortment. of ever) tiling wanted by men, women or hildren, all of which he will sell as here tofore for a very smal^ profit for cash or on short time to prompt paying customers. Call und txumine for yourselves. trouble to show goods.


ocr: NEW AUiSA^UUJl^T A N REMOVAL,. A. L. u\vi *, 70U.1-D respectfully inform the pub lic that lie has re moved his W BOOT AND SIM»U SllOf into the room formerly occupied by Dr. Fullcrton, next to Havvley's store. As heretofore, he hasiu employ llie best work men he can bud iu the. couutry aud will warrant his work to be second to uoue manufactured iuthis part of the west. He can supply the public at the shortest no tice wiih anything iu the buotor shoe line, Irom fcim.MiMi lo ihe coarsest ••stogy," aud at lair prices. LEA HER! LEATHER!! A good supply constantly on hand ol both eatlern aud home uiunulaclure, at the old Tan aid. 'the highest price is paid at all limes in .AMI OU L^ITUum.lor HIDES! Jau. Jitith, lbo4.—tf.


Demoine courier.

ocr: NOTICE! LL those having unsettled accounts with the undersigned are respectfully requested to call aud close them up b»jr "jpote, it not with cash—tlie latter is desi rable on my part. JOHN PUMROY. A^ril 27th. lgivt.


ocr: JUST RECEI VED! KOC1IKM.K HUANDY, POUT WIN Li, MADKIKA WINE, CLAKKT Do. Warranted Genu ne, and will be sold for Me dicinal purposes onljr. WM. I*. UMIt. July 27, 1854. A A OZ. Quinine^ Chlnoidine just


ocr: in cash if delived cleau aud .try. February 16th, '51. \V. L. 0 W A I E FIVE THOUSAND lhs Seneka Soafe root, for which 1 wilt pay a good prpjk


ocr: Desirable Ke«ideu('c O S A E 1 HE Subscriber offers for sate, at a bu rj uiu, the Dwelling House formerly occupied by hiiu, in Ottuuiwa. Suid house is eligibly situated, two stories high, aud contains five rooms and a kitchen, with an excellent wed, stable, and other out- houses. The premises are improved w ilh shade trees aud shrubbery. particulars uteut. april Gth. 1851. For further endershot call on H. B. Hendi-rshoit, J. T. BALDWIN. "j


ocr: NE# ARRttaEWEir REMOVAL, A. 1A. (NK4VK§, IWOULD respectfull v inform the lie that he has removed his cwi l4? BOOT AXD SHOE SHOP into the rccm formerly occupied by Fullerton, next to Hawley's store. As heretofore, he hasiu employ the best work men he tan find iu the country and will warrant his work to be second to nalao manufactured iu this part of the west. HJ can supply the public at the shortest no tice with anything in the bootorshoe lino, from M'PEKFMtE to the coarsest "stogy," at fair prices. LEATHER! LEATHERU A gooel supply constantly on hand Of bpth eastern aud home manufacture, at thi* old Tun Yard. The highest price is paid at all times in CASU oa LSATHEH for Jan. 26th, 1854.—tf.


ocr: ^ItEl Main St., 8m*I%v«'«•«» I'arr A\ 1'Iicrry, ST. LOU 18, MO. nAVlKOi I:I)W I). Siii/r BOYL.. & BOYlii: AND SHEET IRON WORKERS, sone to a very great excuse Jfl 7. In 11" a" 0,l*r lack?:?,Ui- uiu. making J^oileis, and Sheet lrou V»ork, now to fnriiwh t.„, te- luutsiw to outbuuiKWten ner «»«. KtablLlnueut in tfie Western country. All who are in want of anything iu our line of business, will lind it lo their advantage to give us a -calf before purchasing lsewh'jre. 0Q-Re pairing done at the shortest no- tice. Always on hand a variety of aec ond-hand BOILERS. N. Ii. RAIL ROAD AXELS. BRIDGE WORK., and every description of heavy BLACKSM1TH1NG, done on .short und accommodating terms. April, ldth, 'JI—nlJ—6in. i v i on the most approved Eastern plan, we are


Muscatine journal.

ocr: Drugs,I medicines, dye-etnfti. VARNISHKS, PAINTS, OILS. G'ass-Ware lowest priee for oash, at the New Drug Store ef Dm. JO, '6J.] Jambs M. Dougherty. OYSTERS & REfRESHMENT Adam Sealing, Corntr of Cltmv u Second Strttts, HAS jast received from the South a large and frcah araortmeut of Oyater, Sar dines, Apples, Figs, DaUf, Ksisiaes.Can dice, Nats, 4c. P.—embracing every vari oty usually kept in a oonfectioMry establiahment. Also, bast Regalia and Prinoipe cigars, and all other vartetiea do. First qnality Smoking and Cbewin* Tobvsoo, which will be sold wholesal/or wtailat Louis prices. His spacious, brilliant and oonvenieat Oyascr aa4 RcfrssbaMU ase ittod up in god style for the aooommodatioas of ladias nnd geotlemea. pjjr Always on haad-Br«ad, Craeksrs, Oakes, Wn»n and Window Glass, for sale at the


ocr: FOR saxje:: THE NEVADA MILL, Comer of Iowa .1 venue and Third Street, i,i the CITY OP MUSCATINE AND fTATE OK IOWA. HIW aad ap'eadld Sfeaas Floaring Mill is sitnated in tbe oeater of the basinesi portion of the oity only six hundred feet from the stesmtmst Isnding. It is four stories bigh, including of utone. balance otlhebest ol brick, with fl*t, fire-proof roof. It has ono boiler, 2f» feet long, and diameter slide-valve engine. 1J ioeb cylinder, 2 feet stroke. Motion, one buudre-1 revolutions per Two run of 4} feet Freneh burrs, of best quality r.ne do 3 feet di«meter, fur cu-t«m work. All the castings are made of Mocouri Mountain Iron. All tbe bolting, fmutting and fepar»ting machinery is the best quality atod rewfst and n»n«r Rppri.Vfd style. It bas run one year, and obtained a rcputatio flour dealers lure and in St. Luuift that is not surpassed by any mill in tbe West. Power of engine 20 Can manufacture wilh ease two hundred barrels In 24 hours. The gr«and belonging t« this property, nearly two nty ts. For further particulars »pp'y to or addrehs Z. WKshburn A Son. Mus^atin*, Tbe above cut is a correct representation of the Nevada M\H, as seen fr rw* Av«nne and Third [jw 27 '54] Z WASflBt'RN A PON.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: MAI. by J. OREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! DR. J. 8. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, Olt. GASTRIC JllCE. Prepared Irom KE.NNl'jf, or the lourtll Stomach of the Ox, after directions of Ba-| ron Liebig, the great Physiological Chem ist, by J.S. HOU«UTON, M. D., Philadel phia, Pa. This is the great Natural Remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia. Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Constipu• lion, and Dibiltty, nouHs:outof the stomach. PEPSLNis the chief element, or Great Digesting Principle of the Gastric Juice—! the SOIAENT OK TUE FOOD, the PURIFYING,. PHESEKVING, and STIMULATING Agent of. the Stomach and Intestines. It is extrac ted from the Digestive Stomach ol the Ox, u s o i n a U E I E S I V E U ID, precisely like the natural Gastric Juicej in its chemic al powers, and luruishiug a: COMPLETE and t'EtjFEc-T iisn i UTE lor it. Scientific Evidence. Call on the agent, and g-^t a Descriptive circular, gratis, ftivuig a large amount of SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE, from Liebig's Animal Chemistry, Dr. Combe's Physiology of Di gestion Dr. Pereira ou Food and Diet, Dr, John W. Diapi*r,ol N. Y. Unive.sity Prof. Dunglinson •s Physiology Prof. Silliinan, ol \aie College Dr. Carpenter'* Physiolo gy &c., together with reports of CUKES Irom all parts of the United Slates. No Alcohol, Bitters or Acids! .Remember this: Dr. Houghton's Pep-j siu is a treat NATURAL REMEDY, lie** Irom. Alcohol, Bitters, Acids, and Nauseous Drugs. It is extremely agreeable to the taste, and may be takeu by the most feeble' patients who cannot eat a water cracker w i o u a u e i s e s s e w a e o GED IMITATIONS. Pepsin is NOT A DRUG. JOHN PUMltOY, Agent, S. IIOIJOIITON, M. I)., in tbe cterk'a Office of tbe District Court for tlio K&slern District of I'uDiijylvania. Another Scientific Wonder! Curing after Nature's own method, by Nature's own agent, the Gastric Juice. 03" Hall a teaspoonful of PEWS:N infu-j sed in water, will digest ox dissok-e POUNDS OF ROAST BEEF IM ABOUT TWO Ottumwa, iowa. W. J. LANEY, Wholesale and Retail Agent, keosauqua. Iowa.


ocr: KEOKUK, IOWA. (n the Post Office Buildings, on 2d between Main and Johnson. 1!• [Stationery, and all articles usually in Eastern city Book Stores, where hopes, by dose attention to business, the wants oi liie people oi the Moines Valley. B. OGDKN has established in kuk a Store lor the sale of MERCHANTS wishing orders filled in liue, n illbe accommodated, 011 better than can be obtained in St. ally in Stationery, Blank Books, and cy articles. He will endeavor always have on liand a general assortment SCHOOL BOOKS and lh« standard works tlie 1ajr. CHEAP LITEBATUBE.—A Cull on hand, of the best publications. Customers are respectfully invited to it bis establishment be lore purchasing where. June titli, lbol.y


ocr: HAS March, 23d, '34—nil. E O V A and Stock of mm &&&&£ li A HI) W A RE, QU i: K N IS W A UE, GROCERIES, Ac.. fce. fitted up and removed to Mudge & Co's.. old stand, where he is now receiving a large and very superior Slock of Goods adapted to the season consisting in fart of bilks. Poplins. Barege de f.ains, Ging• hums. Lawns, aUcoes $-c., Proud Cloths, Casimeres, Sullineltst Cottonades, liieached ajnl Jirown Muslin,bon itet Jiibbant, und 7'rim mings, Bonntts. Silk Huts, Palm do. Leg rnHrn d°* Cotton Yarn, Car pit 'Chain, c\-c., in short a full and it Complete Assortment. of every thing wanted by men, women or children, all of which he will sell as here tofore lora very small profit lor cash or ou short time to prompt paying customers. Cull tiid limine lor }ourfeelves. No trouble to show goods. April 20th '04 I


ocr: Tbe Way to itlnke u Ferluuc* »vv.,es A SAVING of man put in 100 per cent. his own chain 500 feet of Chain at 16§ tents per ihe chain measured double. The castiugs lor $ 1,50. Also good pine tubing at cents per foot. A Few Li&htning Rods Left Call soon as 1 wish 10 close them out. E. WASHBURN.


ocr: ANU REMOVAL. A. L. UKAVI-S, WOULD respcctfull y inform the pub lie that he has re moved his BOOT AMD SHOE SHOP Into Washburn's frame ouilding, in the room immediately over ihe Tin Shop. As bereiolore, he basiu employ the best work men he tan liiid iu tlie country and will warru 111 bis work to be second to none manufactured in this part ol the west. He can supply the public ut the shortest no tice with any thing iu the bootor shoe line, Irom tiipEHiiNt to the coarsest '"stoiy," and at fair prices. LEATHER! L*EA THERU A good supply constantly on hand of both eastern aud home lnanulacture, at the old lan ^ard. 'Ihe highest price is paid at all times iu CASH OB LSATHEB for HIDES: Jan. 20ih, lfeM.—tf.


ocr: "Honor toWhom Honor is Due." Receipts on subscription, for the week 'Hiding April 27th. D. Clark, Ashland, $1 00 A. Sinnard, Kirkville, 8 10 M. Dickens. Competine, 1 50 Geo. T. Allen, Ottumwa, 1 50


ocr: Whig State Ticket, FOR GOVERNOR, JAUKS w. itm£8, JOF DE8 MOINES COUNTTF. •T£S, FOR AUDPOR OF STATTT, #NDREW JACKSON OF POLK COUNTY. FOR ATTORNIT GENERAL^ JAMES W. SENNER OF FL.OTT COUNTY. STEVENS,


Demoine courier.

ocr: E O V A TVcii aud Lar^i'^iockof rw ii A K 1) w A u K. Qii L: I .N S W A U I:, GROCERIES, &c., &c. 0. 0. WARDEN, UAS fated up and removed to Mudge & Go's., old stand, where he is now receivings large and very superior of Goods ads jited to the season consisting in part of Silks, Poplins. Barege de Lains, Ging hams, J.awns, altcoes $-c„ Broad ths, Casimfrfs, SuUinetta, .d 'ottonades. Bleached und V'"': Brown Mustin hnu. ml and 'Prim mi/1 gx, Bon nits. Silk Huts, Palm do, Le horn do. Cotton Yum, pel huin, in short a full anil Complete A**ortiiimt. of every thing wanted by men, w omen or children, all of which he will sell us here tolore for a very small profit for cash or short time to prompt paying customers. Call bud txaniiiie lor yourselves. trouble to show good*. april 20th '34


ocr: l-KEY St BOYl7e! 10ILER MAKERS. £LACKH A N SHEET IRON WORKERS, flluin si., betweeu Curr A. ST. LOUIS, MO. HAYING ¥HE gone to a very great expense to erect machinery lor Blacksmith ing. making Boilers, and Sheet Iron Work, on the most approved Eastern plan, we are now prepared to furnish every thing be longing to our business ten per cent, cheap er ihan any other establishment in the Western country. All who are in waut of anything in our line of business, will find it to their advautage to give us a call helore purchasing elsewhere. OCT"Rt pairing done at the shortest no tice. Always on hand a variety of »ec OND-HAUD BOILERS. N. B. RAIL ROAD AXELS. BRIDGE WORK, and every description of heavy CLACKSMITHING, done on short notice and accommodating terms. April, 13ih, '51—n!3—6m. LA 711! LATH I i UNDERSIGNED hand and will k-eep a conslaut sup ply of JSAUED LA'l'H. Persons distance can reiy upon getting any mount, at any time.


ocr: From the Newspaper Avertisiug Agcocj of W. 8. Nos. 1G'2 and 1G4 Main »t, corner of Washington Jhtwue ST. LOl lM, !ttO. \Tf E are now receiving from our man v ufactuory in N w York, our SPBIN^ STOCK, which will be unusually large, and ccmprUe ull Gh.IDKS of Persons dealing iu tlie above articles ar particularly invite.', to call arul examine our stock, as we intend to sell goods at as low prices aud on as liberal terms as any house i i the city. Feb. 9th, '54—n5-ly I SWYMMER, Who is our authciktu agcut for St. Louis. P. I,. A H. VANDEVCNTER, WHOLES A LI". DtALEKS IN Men and Boys' Clothing, AND India Itu3ber Cioodf, MEN and from the FLOTHINGSENCH inest sortment of Uil Bit FABBIC COARSEST to tin: CLOTH a general SUIKTS, Fand GOODS,Uo UKKISUIKQ ELLAS, CAUPET BAGS, &C. &C. Our stock of ludiii €Sood#, w ill Le very 'arge, as we shall receiv« ihos goods from several dillerent mauuiacltuit'.-.


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: Bock Island against the FRENCH BURR MILL STONES, MANUFACTURED BY D. L. CUNKLE, Of aquality which, for stock evenness of temper, are warran ted superior to any made in western country, and equal any manufactured in the United States. He challenges all com Wfii petitors in quaiity of work. lias also for sale the geuuine Dutch Bolting Clotht) •flch or brand, of all numbers,anil mill ings generally all of which he will sell er than articles of the same quality has sold heretofore in this country,and on terms Suit purchasers. He feels thankful for past


ocr: THE staunch steamer Badger H. HARKINS, Master, having been thoroughly overhauled and refitted, expressly to run in Iowa River, will as soon as the stage of water will admit,commence makingregular trips St Louis to Iowa city, and will continue in trade throughout the season. Her officers are experienced and obliging men, and those pa tronising the BADGER STATE may do so with the most perfect assurance of being dealt with fair* ly, and their property in the hands of men ca pable of taking proper care of it. P. JACKSON, March 22, 1854. Agent at Muscatine. JrST RECEIVED, BY RAILROAD, I^HE FOREST QUEEN,an Eastern elevated OTen stove. [mar2£] HART fc LOVE. BLACK DIAMOND A FEW of these celebrated air tight stoves. OL March 22. HART fc LOVE. MAY FLOWER. A FEW of these beautiful and heavy air tight stoves. HART A LOVE. March 22, 1854. PREMIUM stoves, Eastern patterns, just re ceived and for sale by March 22. 1S54. HART A LOVE. LIGHTNING Rods, a superior article. March «g. HART A LQVE. St. Louis & Iowa City Packet.


ocr: JOY TO TAB WOitLli f'ERRY DAVIS' 1 A I N K I E P*or the entire eradication of all tiffin, EXTERNAL A INTERNAL REMEDY! No FAWrtr siioi r.n nr. It WITHOUT IT! 18 I One twenty five cent bottle will do mors tossSs* vines yon of its efficacy, than si I tbsaAes*^ tisementa in the WorUl~ WHAT IT* KA—


ocr: JONAS CHICKMIXQ k Sows, T. GILBERT A Co's, {Vith or without the beautiful ^Eolian attacb -nent,) A, W, L»nn A Co's, LEMUEL GILBEAT'S •fuareand BOUDOIR PIANOS, GEO. A. PaiNCE A Co's celebrated Melodeous. Iff sale, wholesale and retail, by March 1,1854. REED fc WATKIW8. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. rmfie* torn KNAPP, WHOLESALE GROCER, —AND— Commission ittevdjant, •Mo. 37 Levee, 3d SAINT LOUIS, JVIO., TFAS in store and to arrive, a large and well ff selected stock of Groceties, Wines and Li fluoig, which are offered at the lowest rates. Merchants from the country are invited to an fgliminatiou of our stock. arch I, lf54 6w ~LooK Here! CLOCKS from |3 oo to $15 oo Watches from 8 00 150 00g Gold Pencils froa 2 00 10 00 Silver and gerinao silver spoons, thimbles, breast pins, ear rings, finger rings, card cues, port fine pocket knives,superior Rogers' shears A scissors paper, envelopes, toys, and a general aa- Aortment of faucy notions, cheap er lhau usual for cash, by OOAis JL ROBBIJW. door south of Locust St.,


ocr: LOOK OUtPOR BARGAINS. TI1R undersigned agera hi" farm for *«le lying 10 inlle.i-r.mh of Iow«0lty on tbe Military road, «m the it wide of Tht? Iowa tirar. Voi tj ,tiou atwl uod^rl bouee, a 'nt uprhtr n# acre# of the bent qa bcr. All of which will 1 ed credit. Sahl farm contain* W Acroawore or 1cs», the subscriber living Iowa, /aaa 7.1^54r-8oo.-* l*Wl| totmslilp JOHN MILU'W.


Demoine courier.

ocr: A Very Pleasant Residence FOR THK SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOB SALE. AT VIHV low Kicrasa, dwshing House aiid Lot. on Washington ^treet, one door from second. The dwelling house has four tood rooms and pantry there is a good smoke house and well, also an inferior plank stable. There is some fruit trees and vines growing on Ihe promises, also a fine lot of young shrubbery. Any person wishing a bar gain will do well to call soon, as I am going to sell. For further particuler* inquire at Inskeep k. Co.'s store. CHAS. LAWREXC E. tnptember 7th, 1854. Chairs and Furniture! Jlarge UST RECEIVED ami for sale cheap a lot of Chairs, Bedsteads, Stands &e. of various patterns and prices. by llair. E. WASHBURN. Ptttumwa, Aug. 17,J8W. Planterer's UairT HIE undersigned has received and will keep constantly on hand a supply of Plasterer's ir. Call at the lanyard. A. L. GHAVBB. Ottumwa. Aug. 31st. 1854, BUNK DEEDS, JUSTICES NOTICES, Constable's Sales. v and Blank Notes n.miv printed, for sale at the


ocr: 'S.HVI.L ritoirrs A\U QI ICK E are opening and otlering to ihe public V at very loir irtcci, the largest stock of gou.ls ever b: ought to this market. Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Kwidj .Hade t'luihiii^, Hat* & Cup*, lloois A Mioi'S liardu are ftt'iillt Fuuiily (Jioceru nix rJIXI'S, OiLs, l.W.V/.v/iA.s', DTE STI FFS, ifri-., H(c. Purchasing from tirst hands in the Eastern Markets for CASH, we can offer Great Bargains for Heady Pay! J. D. DEVIN. Ottunr.v i. Sept 7 '.VI.—nM


ocr: NOTICEf ALL those having unsealed accounts with the undersigned are respectfully requested to call and close tlietn up by note, if not with cash—the latter is desi rable on my part. JOHN PUME0Y. April 5i7th, 1854.


ocr: A Very Pleasant Residence O S A E THE SI iJSCRlLEil OFFERS ivit sale. J'AlAi. AT VR.NV I.ow KH II:KS, His dwelling House and Lot, on Washingtoi •treet, one door from second. The duelling house has four good rooms and pantry there li ft good smoke house and well, also an inferior plank stable. There is some fruit trees and vines growing on the premises, also a fine lot of young shrubbery. Any person wishing a bar gain will do wcil to call soon, as 1 am going to sell. For further particulers inquire at Inskeep k Co.'» store. CH AS. LA WHENCE.


ocr: it on as good terms as any other mail in the Stat Of good, strong, home made harness, bridles of ever/ kind, kept constantly on hand, and we will make or mend to order Got Tlieni Here at Last! THifr a sp lot of U Saddles, Saddlery Hardware, Trace Chains, plow Haims. Whips, Fly Nets, &c., aud looking for more, which 1 am, as usual, anxious to dispose of aud will do A 4xoo«l Supply 0I1 very short notice. Com^ in. JOHN GRAVES. Ottumwa, June 1, 13'j4.—tf


Muscatine journal.

ocr: ajonm jrounN- L, ORION CLEMENS,) JOHN MAIIIN, EDITOM. CiT» OF U.SC A'I l\ E. FRIDAY, Hi MARCH lTHST. Whig State Ticket [SLICTIOK 1-lHgr XoyPAt IK AOQdWtlf OR FOR GOVERNOR, tAMBS W. GRIMES, or Pll MOtHRS COCSTT. •or auditor or state, ANDREW JACKSON STEVENS, or rout colirrr. fOR ATtORNKY GENERAL, A E S W S K N N •r aoorr conrrrV [•lectio* first Monday IP aftilli) INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE rot NNiMnntur or rustic twsTBTrctmv 1. I. STKW4RT, rr sanar cocsTr.


Demoine courier.

ocr: N. WACHTLEB, o o S o e a k e i Main St., below Spaulding's Shopt OTTUMWA, IOWA. py THE proprietor keeps constantly hands a good assortment of Leathers, and is ways ready to aceommodata cuamMia good work ia hia line oi boeinsea. NoTenfeartth, 1864. yl


ocr: fact. ARWEILER k PARKER, Merchant Tailors and O I E S Alain St., Ottumwa, Iowa, Respectfully inform the public tkat etnetfl, Ve,,...,, AM ot th, ver, b«t quality, ,0d .elected with reference to cheapness and durability, which they will be pleased to make up—in the latest styles and at as low prices as they can be ob tained in the West—for cash paying customers. We will warrant our work not to rip, and our garments to fit, or no sale as we keep ia our employ none but the best of workmee. We also have oa band a stock of KEADY MADE CLOTHING, Which to closs out we will sell at vety low prices for the cash. An examination as to irices and qualities will satisfy you of this Cutting done in the best of style. The latest Boston and Philadelphia FaMiions are received regularly by us. Our establishment is in the same room as the P. O. Ottumwa, Dec. 5th, 1954. they have entered into partnership in the above business and have just received large and superior stock of Clothe, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Caa-


ocr: "A Few More Lett!" AVING just returned from St. Louis a small but select stock of DRY-GOODS O O S S O E S Also, a large assortment of Groceries, we wish to sell by the first of March, would respectfully invite our old and the public generally to call and our goods before buying elsewhere. Remem ber our motto is "Small Profits SL Quick Sales." D. P. INSKEEP CO. Ottumwa, Dec. 6th, 1854. i LOT of Dried Fruit for sale at INSKEEP It CO*&


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: War Inflnences npon Drr-uoods i SECOND SPRING & SUMMER IMPORTATIONS! WHOLESALE DEALERS, are now in re ceint of their entire second imfobtation of Spring and Summer Dry-Goods. Which, for extent and variety, has never heretofore been equalled in this market Our early purchases having nearly all been closed out, by the heavy trade we have had, enables ns to exhibit an al most entire new and frsh stock, which ia very attractive in design and variety, and in conse quence of the unsettled state of the markets in European goods, arising from the War, large in voices of French and other goods have been thrown upon the market recently, soid at a great sacrifice, and having been purchased under such circumstance bv the subscribers, wil be told aucuiuiugijr, ' p An early can is desirable, before all the bargains are off. WM. ELDEN 6l CO. Portsmouth, May, 1854-18. To Furnace Proprietors nud llall- road Contractors, T7TTE are receiving, and have on hand, the V V largest stock of furnace and railroad tools evsr before offered in this mariei, sucn ass Railroad Shovels) Clay and Stone Picket ' , Stone Hammers and Sledges i ' : Mattocksj ff "; - ' ; ''''C' . Crowbars; .- Colliers' Shovels " Nails ' Axes ' '.,' ' '"'', Steel ."''.. Iron ...',.' ' ' Wheelbarrows, die., die. ' ' - : All those needing any thing in onr line are re spectfully invited to call and examine our large assortment. u.n.atuHnai a uv. Portsmouth, April 18, 1864-1. , IV 1 OTICE Cash paid, or Iron exchanged, i for all kinds of Wrought and Cast Iron scraps, (such that are not burned too much. Alto, old Copper and Brant by me ' POMEROY ROLLING MILL CO. April 18, 1664-ulObui. CITATION EH If. A general assortment of note Envelopes,

place_of_publication: Pomeroy [Ohio]

publisher: J. Hughes


Spirit of the times. [volume]

ocr: ,7. r b. w v Witek&fte&vf BAKERY & CCNFlTCTION ftY V WHOLESALE & RETAIL rilHE ubscribers would inform the citizen of i Ironton, of Lawrence and the adjoining conkies that thoy have recntly .fitted nri a WnHv,hlP ?ETAiI BAKERY AffO CONFECTIONARY in the town of irgnloij, where they will be able to snnntv at ti au oruer will be tiled on most reasonable term, andon'the shorust notice. ' ' f :'; ' ' ' ; Attention pf merchants w respectfully Invited ' . - H. A L, COLE. ' ErnntBtreeL Ironton January. iNsi ' LANDKETHS Garden Seed, FRBSa'. A. the bestln market, for sale by ' ';,)' ORANGES and Lemons of tbe t.uj'it nRPflftlTTV Tltl TceerFeSWntJy ?ljr I now nnrt W ltl on hand DRBStEDiAfi IB . .1 Wist n. un

place_of_publication: Ironton, Ohio

publisher: Benjamin F. Cory


ocr: m cash mztxt, WHOLESALE b RETAIL At the itand formerly occupied bf D. H. Clark, Third St., firet door be low the Railroad, - IRONTON, OHIOi JAMES MARCTJM would Inform tfce citfttnl of Ironton, and the Country generally, Jha he haa opened a Wholesale and Retail GRO CERY, at the above named place, where he will be happy to accommodate them with gro ceries na cheap aa can be bought in the place consisting in part, of Coflee, Tea, Molasses, Tobaeoo, Bacon, . , Flour, .. Salt, . Fiah, Soap, ' ' "Buckets, rigar. Cigars' Cheese, Candles, Brooms, Spices, Fruits, NuU,oyo and all articles usually kept tn a grocery stores JUST received, " 80 Barrels Flour . , 17 Boxes 8onp; , 4 do Candies . . A lbs. Tobacco '' 4 BoxesTeas Nutsol every vsr'ty , Cotton Yarn 4 Boxes Saleratua 9 Bis. Bio!as' 17 Boxes Candle 20 Bl. Apples, SegaTS, Pipes , . ; Cut dt Dried Tobacce Sugar, Cider - ' "" ? Dye Bttifls i o l. Maokerel, -. i i-,.i " , White Fish Herring, Cod Fish. Sacks, for sale, aa cheap as can be sold in Ironlon, by - JAMES MARCOM. Jan. 10, 1854. LARD, fresh for sale by ' , t J. M." '' c ountry produce of every variety for sale by-' gtoneware for sale by Cotton Yarn for sale by Not.18, 1853. j. k: j. v. BaUEsmTism' No 4 Buckeye Block. Front street. PURCHASERS will find at my store a larg and complete assortment of MirecZoncout, Mats Medical, Clatneal end aomti.un School Book, . Together with a full slock of Staple and fancy STATIONARY. A moments reflection will convince my one that I tan offer inducements to Book buyers fully equal loJCincinnntli or any other point in . this region. I buy in the same Markets in Phil adelphia and New York with them, whilst the expenses of conducting business is not one fourth in Portsmouth what it is in the larger cit ies, and which the buyer has to pay in the end. The difference in time, the cost or transporta tion, with the advantage of procuring inamal quantities, makes it mure economical aa wclle mure expeditious to purchase of me'. . In connexion wun my store l have a large Book Bindery. Where BLANK BOOKS ofanysizeor style of Ruling and o( superior qmlilt) may be obtain, ed at the shortest nolice. Magazines, News papers dre Bound to Pattern. Country Dealers, and Private Libraries, sup lowest


ocr: SOMETHING NEW. C.- RODOERf , I. MVBDOCK, --D. MCRBOCK, W. B. MURDOCH Wholesale and Retail GROCERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN COUNTRY PRODUCE. A T the old stand ofT.sJ D Mnrdock, corn f of 3d and Lawrence sts, Ironton, Obio. ITaving purchased of Clark dr. Rusaol their en. stock of Groceries, intend carrying on the business at tho old stand, and would Invito ptiblie to eau ana examine our atook which will be kept iua by new supplies as customers de Biandt The Rcnior partner wi !l pay particular atten lion to the purchase and sale ef goods en Com niiaaiu.u .


ocr: SASH, DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY, R. R. nURH, B. HVRD. H, PKTKRB, J. O. MEAD, S. BKATV, D. WAIT. ' S. R. BUSH, & CO. V AXTrFAOTBBZll Of WIKDOW IAIH, BLIHDI ef every patters and variety. Also DOOM of aU klnda, C0FFIK8 e. IRONTON, OHIO. HAVING In complete operation variou, kinds of improved machinery for PLANING' MORTISING, TENANTING GROOVING, 4C are prepared to exeeute on the shortest notice, all kinds of work in their line of business, in the moat workmanlike manner, and upon the most reasonable terms. All or den from abroad will le prompt iv kiled, and thipved wtih tart. LABIHO LUitBEB of all descriptions will be dpnejjn the shortest notice, and upon sucn term as will make it for tho interest ofBUlLf DERS and CONTRACTORS, to employ them BOOTS & SHOES , BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! subscriber wishes to inform his eusto H B mcrs and the public generally, that he received an assortment of Ladies' Gertlem en'g aud GnitDREN's BOOTS AND SHOES, Consisting of . , Men's French Morocco Boots; Three Quarter Boot; Jenny Lind Double Sole Shoes; Jenny Lind Slippers; Ladies' Fsncy Boots, Mioses do; Children's Shoes all sorts and sizes; ' Men's congress Boots, warranted; - Boys' Boots and Shoes, at reducd All of which will be sold at greatly reduced prices for cash. He has also received a choice lot of PHILADELPHIA CALFSKINS, Which he will make up to order, on short no. tice, in a style not to be excelled in Ironton elsewhere lor neatness and durability, persons in waut of any articles in Ins line respectfully invited to eall and examine stock heroic going elsewhere. RICHARD O. EVANS, ' Ironlon, June 14, 1833. WANTED IN ISOHTOIT. THE subscriber has set up a shop on Snd opposite the Ironton Rolling Mill, where hem tends to do all kinds of COPPER and SHEET IRON WORK, IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES And he hopes that the citizens of Ironlon the surrounding country will give liim a share of their patronage. By g.-.od and long experience he is sure that ho please nil persons that rail on him in his line. Suih as Bailer making. Mow pipes, fur ind every variety of articles mude from aron. ' Also, COPPER SMITHING done to and in the best of style, as cheap as can be in iiiKinuau or any where else. D.J. THOMAS. Ironlon, Sept. 13, 1863, BOOT AUD SHOE RICHARD 0. EVANS. Corner of Third & Lawrence thankful for pnst favors, would inform customers, and the public, that he is i-ngnged in the manufacture of BOOTS SHOES ot his old sland. He has now ia employ, and engaged, several most waiknien, and is confident that he can bis customers with ns workmanlike and buotu and shows, as onn'bo purohncecl else where. Particular attention will be given r IjXJj; liuuis. Repairing done neatly, at shor notice. CHEAHER THAN EVER!!! H. WISE & BROTHER,


ocr: The I' ace to Ivy GOOD and CHEAP CiO THING, ISS0,4,UNI0NBIi0CK I RONTON ODIOs . Ferguson & Elsas, Merchant TAILORS, and WHOLE SALE and RETAIL dealers in every description of ' . . . Ecady-Hada 'Clothing, tllAV-'ii! replen-shed their stock with a choice voriety of the Bttt and most Fanhiowihle GOODS of the season; auch as Coals. Vests, , Pants, Shirts,. Drawers, Socks, " Cravats, Shirt collars, Stocks, and indeed every article usually kept for sale in the CLOTHING LINE. They take this method to inform the citizens of this entire region that they are not only pre pared, but determined, to maintain the reputa tion this house has acquired of being the No. 1 Establishment at which to buy a good article of clothing on the most reasonable terms. ' - - " Their facilities for purchasing are superior to those of any other establishment in this entire section of country. They huve long been ac quainted with the business, aha have now on hand and will constantly koep a general assort ment of the best, quality of Cloth, fioetkini, Catrimcres, every variety of Vesting, of the finestqnality and latest styles, such aa Satint Fig'd Silkt, Marsaillcs of oil colors and Fig ures which they are prepared to MAKE UP TO ORDER on short notice, and in the most approved style. itemernbeT jno. 4, union clock.


ocr: BAKERY & CONFECTION RY. WHOLESALE & RETAIL THE subscribers would inform the citizens of Ironton, of Lawrence and the adjoining conties that they have reently fitted up a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BAKERY AND CONFECTIONARY in the town of Ironton, where they will be able to aupply at all times merohantaand others with csaokkbs, bbead and cask of any description, and every variety of confectionary in any quantity to auit purchasrse All orders will be rilled on most reasonable terms, and on the shortest notice. i Attention of merchants is respectfully invited' . H. dc L. OOL1L Eront Street. Ironton January, 1863 . . LANDRETHS Garden Seeda, FRESH, dr, the best in market for sale by , ... , , . H. Jr. L.Cole. "VRANGES and Lemons of the best quality 1 for sale by. H AxL.COLB. DRESSED LUMBER. Wis now nave, ana win keep constantly on hand DRESSED LUMBER, bote WHITRand V F.I. LOW PINR. OAR. WAT. NUT. die. Also planed Wsatmss BoaaniMe. sad other temei lumbt of every variety


ocr: JA'SLODWiCK&SqSS Wholesale and .Retail Dealer- la DRY GOODS isa4rcac'TH."'3s:flrBjvar2ss ox.enzm ' NO. lid KllONT STItKKT. TWO Dt'ORS . WKST OF FRANKLIN HOUSE, ,. ipgim 2M0OT;n stain). ARK now receiving their firm spring stock goods, their assortment isa'.wuys full com prising e.ery variety of Dry Goods aud Notions They solicit the pnlronage of those visiting the Citv. We are now the I n the city nnd our long experience and strict ' adherence to the CASH SYSTEM In aeviNO and si.i.i.inr, certainly enables its to give bargains to nil There is none bo ignorant ns not to know Unit (hose who buy any neces saries of life for CASH have a decided advan tage over those who buy on credit we are the only ' ' ' : 1 STRICTLY CAP" STUUK In tho city A catalogue of our assortment we Wo take great pleasure in. exhibiting our . goods and we rely upor) our reputation as a . guarantee that lulliingwilf ever nUentioitally f be misrepresented. ' , Portsmouth, April; 1S53.' ; deem useless, only Invor us with A call that we may hnve'an opportunity of proving "the stub-,, born fact," that ft is to yuur advantage to make1!? fhnd.nr ltd ' --


ocr: 9 AS JL ,J)A0 ft AX a .rn.L J Nil EACTORY, s.i 'nudHl 1 l.C. UK Alt! vj minn. j. , a. tv; :tfrb, ft. BKATV, D. WAIT. : , x s. bush, ov co. ; . vAvvrAOTtfiuna or wnoow iaih, MLIVDg of every pattern and variety, ooosa or aii kfnds, comva kt. '-' " " " IBONTON, OHIO. ' ' HAVING in complete operation varlou, kinda of improved machinery for ' PLAN IN O' MORTISING,. TENANTING GROOVING, tC, are prepared lo executo on the ahorlest notice, all kinds of work in their line of business, in the moat workmanlike rnauncr, and upon the most reasonable terms. ... All order i from abroad will be prompt ly hlhd, and thipped toi'A core. . ' - lAXIXO LTJatBEEof all descriptions will be done on the shortest itotiee, and upon such terms as will make it for the interest of BUlLf DEKHand CONTRACTORS, to employ them B06TSiSHOES BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! THE subscriber wishes to inform his custo mers and the publio generaily, that be has received on assortment of Ladif.s' Gentlemrr's Attn GniLDitcn's . BOOTS ANDSHOES, Consisting of Men's French Morocco Boots; Three Quarter Boots; Jenny I.ind Double Sole Shoes; Jenny Lind Slippers; Ladies' Fancy Boots, Misses do; Children's Shoes all aorta and sizes; Men's congress Boots, warranted; Boys' Boots and Shoes, at reducd prces; All of which will bo aold at greatly reduced prices for cash. ' He has also received a choice lot of PHILADELPHIA FRENCH CALFSKINS, Which he will makeup to order, on short no lice, in a style not to be excelled in Ironton or elsewhere for neatness and durability, v11 persons in wout of any articles in his line are respectfully invited to call and examine his slock befoie going elsewhere. RICHARD O.EVANS. I ronton, June I4.JSVI. - - - WANTED IN IRONTON. TBS subscriber hss set up a shop on V nl st opposite the Ironton Rolling Mi.ll, where he in; tends to do all kinds of COWER awl SHEET IRON WORK, , IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, And he hopes that the citizens of Ironton sud the surrounding country will give him a liberal share of their patronage. By g-od attention and long e. penence he is sure that he can please nil persons that rail on him in his line. Such as Boiler vmking. Worn pipe, for Furnaces ind every variety of articles made from sheet ron. . Also, COPPER SMITHING done to order, and in the bint of stylo, as cheap ascuii be done in Cin iimali or any where else. D.J. THOMAS. Ironton, Sept, 13, 1353, BOOT AND SHOE RICHARD 0. EVAS 8.. Corner of Third & Lawrence


ocr: P ace to buy GOOD and CLOTHING, ISO,4,UNIO.BLOCKr5; IRONTON OHIO. Ferguson & Elsas, TAILORS, and WHOLE SALE and RETAIL dealers in : description of : Ready-Made Clothing, replen:shed their stock a choiec variety of the Beit and FaihTonalilt GOODS of the season; such Cols. . Vests, Pants, , Shirts, 4 Drawers, Socks, 'Cravats, bhirt collars, Stocks, and indeed every article for sale in t he. CLOTHING LINE. . They take this method to inform the this entire region that they are not only pre but determined, to maintain the reputa tins bouse has acquired of being the No. 1 at which to buy a good article on the most reasonable terms." . Their facilities for purchasing are superior of any other establishment in this of country. They have ling been ac with the business, and have now on and will constantly k'-ep a general assort of the best quality of Cloth; Uoetkint, very variety of Vetting, of qnality and latest styles, such as Safins d Silk, Marsailles of all colors and Fig which they are piepared to MAKE UP TO-ORDER . . short notice, and in the most approved style. " Remember No. 4, Union Block. Ironton, June 7th 1853. ' ly


ocr: Patent Metalic Burial Case. THE ubaeribets have Just received a of METALIC BURIAL CASE9 from Manufactory cf W. C, Davis and Co., Cinein nati which the v Offer to the citizens of Ironton and vicinity on reasonable-terms. ''These are AIR-TIGHT AND INDESTRUCTIBLE, for protecting and preserving ne tteaa tor ordi nary - burial for vaults, or for- transportation, The atock will bo kept up as Occasion demands. They also keep conatantly made a variety Uomns oi omeremt aiaea ana bhiiiuct, will make Coffins fo directions without A new Hearse, quiat norseand arei4L an vet, ready for aerviOAwhea required. Irontou, 6ewtsibt 91, 189. ' . . . ' B. IJ AJJfm siiiu n Ai"uuin.


ocr: SASH, DOOR, AND BLIND FACTORY, J tt.lt nt'MI, . ' - K. HURD. , ", NrTTRtV J.t'.MKAD, ... , . BtATV, pjWAIT. S. R. 1JUSH, & CO."-, ' kf AatWACIUKEEl Off WIHD0W SASH. BlIXBt of svsrr pattsrn and varltty, Also DOOM oTall kinds, C07FXXI IROTOvr. OHIO. , HAVING in complete operation vailou, kinds of improved machinery for PLAN1XO' MORTISINO, TENANTING GHOOVIMJ, ifC, ar prepared to execute on the shortest notice, all kiudsofwork in their line of buxiuess, in themott viorkmanlik manner, and upon the most reasoi able terms. All orders from abroad mil ot prompt Iv t.lled. and shtpvtd wuA care. LAKIirO LUXBEB of all description will be done on the shortest nut ice, snd upon such terms as will make it for tin- interest of BUlLl DEHS snd CONTRACTORS, to employ them BOOTS & SHOES BARGAINS! B.UU.AINSM ; milE subscriber wishes lo inform his custo mers and the public generally, that he has received an assorimcu' ot Ladies' Gkntlkkm's ako Ciiii.dhkn's BOOTS AND SHOES, . Consisting of ' ' Men's French Morocco Boots; Three Quarter BootH; Jenny Lint) Double Sole Shoes; ' ' Jenny Lind Slippers; Ladies' Fancy Boots, Misses do; Children's Sliocs all sorts and sizes; , ' Men's congress Boots, warranted; Bovs' Boots anil Sluies, at reiluctl prccs; All of which will be sold nt greatly reduced prices lor rash. He lias slso received a choice lot of PHILADELPHIA FRENCH CALFSKINS, Which he will make up to order, on short no- lice, in n style not lo be excelled in Ironton or elsewhere lor neatness and durability, v" persons in waul of any articles in l is line are respectfully invited to call and examine his stock DfcToie going elsewhere. " ....... i ns r . . . ... Ironton, June 14, 135.1.' wnAsm eia3 urn WANTED IN IRONTON. THE subscriber has set tin a shop on 2nd at opposite the Ironton Rolling Mill, where he in tends to do all kinds or COPPER and SHEET IRONWORK, IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES, And he bones that liie citizens of Ironton and the siirrniiiiiline country will cive him a liberal of their patronage. By (pod attention and long experience he is sure thai he can nlease all persons Hint call on him in his line. as Baiter making, Blow pipes, for Furnaces ind every vuriety ol urti'ilcs made irom sued aron. Also, COPPER SM1T1IINO done to order, and iu the best of style, us cheap as can be done in Ciik inuali or any where else. D. J. THOMAS. Ironion, Sept. 13, 1853, BOOT AND SHOE


The weekly Lancaster gazette.

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place_of_publication: Lancaster, Ohio

publisher: George Weaver


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: Stoves ! Stoves I! WM. J. PRALL, at his new stand, on Court St., opposite the Court-house, it now re ceiving 1 fresh supply of Stoves of the latest styles, and most approved patterns. Being a prac tical workman in stove-ware, and an experienced i tove-dealer, he considers it no flattery to say that he is capable of judging correctly of the util ity and'datability of the different paternsi and having himselt selected the atrci now on hand, with great care, he has no hesitation in recom mending his stoves to all housekeepers who may desire one of these indispensable articles, ilia present stock comprises the following t Shop Stoves,. , - Store Stoves, ... Office Stoves, V Parlor Stoves, , Cooutng Stoves of the latest paUrnt. '. v. Kadlatort, Ac. c. Ia addition to the above, he bat oh hand ) sappljof the recently invented COAL COOKING STOVES. These stoves are peculiarly adapted tothissec tlon of the country. It is every way adapted to baking and cooking of all kinds, Hat a powerful . draft, and 'can be used equally well with wood - or coal, saving one-half the fuel used inordinary stove. These stoves are now in use in many families in this section, who speak of them as in the highest degree satisfactory saving more than the price of the stove in fuel in one season. A uch greater, and more regular heat can be at tained by the use. of coal, and at the same time they lire much cleaner. than wood stoves When once thoroughly introduced in this section, the subscriber feels confident they wiU supercede all . other kinds of cooking stoves. Call and examine for yourself. Tfca subscriber also still Continues to keep con stantly on hand a large and full assortment of .. ..Tinware brail Descriptions, Sheet Iron and Copper ware, which he is con stantly manufacturing, and will tell cheap for ,eah... .'. 'Thankful for past favors," the subscriber re spectfully solicits a continuance of the public patronage. ' " WM. J. PRALL. Pomeroy. Oct. 20. 1853-tf.


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ocr: Buckeye Block, No. m., Front ttieel, Portsmouth. F. J. OAKE8, A. ir. RVSKIRK. OAKES & liUSKiRk'. wsoLSSAu Produce Dealers. nvQKtyt bwck, eront Slrttt, PORTSMOUTH. OHIO. SUGARS. 9 Ai , flHDS Prime N. O 1 OUU 6 Boxes Havana No. 1 1 10 barrels crushed and powdered very fine 60 do Loar, assorted No's. All of good quality, and for salu very luw, al No. 1, Buckeye Block, by '2011 OAKra BinKiaK. TAR, PITCH AND OAKUM. . A LWA YS on hand and for sale at low prices 1 L at No. 1, Buckeye Block, by J!"!rl Oakks A Bcskisk. TORACCO. HAVING mode arrangements with manu facturcrs in Virginia, to be regularly sup plied, we are now euubled to offer great induce, incuts in this line. Our slock at present con sists in part of the following t 1U boxes Sutherland's fine; 20 do Anderson's fine noiiintn. 0 2U 1U0 do J. M. Ross, a very line article; do Mucrus pounds, very good; do various brands of 6s. 8s and lfls good, better and best. 10 do The Ambrosia, super extra. An - ti Nervous, very fine; 20 io Anderson and other fine brands ol fiuc cut chewing tobacco. All of which will be sold at low prices, at the cuenp uepot, o. 1, utiekeye Ulock, by mur2l Oakks iV Bchkiiik. TEAS. I lift liull'C.IIKSTS. mid (junrlcm, of 1UU i.Mi'i:m.u Gtwpownr.it. YOU.VI IIVSOX, anil HI.AC'U TKAfr Some of which is very fine we think a better article than lias ever been offered for sale in this market; ull of which wo will sell very low. Oakks A; Blskikk, . Hla'"l NoJ , Buckeye llluck. COTTON YARNS. &c. YARN, Batting, Cnndle Wiek, Twine, A-o -Being Age-ins for Cornel A; Perry's factory we nave at all times a lanre and 1n.11 ,.i,...,1 stock lor sale al manufacturers prices. WAKES iV lllSKHtK !"ar2 No 1, Buckeye Bloelt. SHOT, POWDER ami HMD ' IO Kli,is "ported Nos. Shot; 40 kegs Powder, DimioiiI's best: oUOO lbs bar lead. For sale by Oakum A; Ui skiiik, No 1, Buckeye Block. mar 21 Golden Syrup. 1 Bai:iiki.s New Yoik Syrup, a vtrv fine nr J 1 tiele, tu which we would parlicu'laily call Ihe attention of he public. For vale reasonable mai21 HAKES tJ- UISKIIIK. No 1, Buckeye Block. Cigars. 4) A M rrinoipes nil erades,


ocr: Patent Metalic Burial Case.' rptlE subscribers have lust received a X of MET.ALIC BURmL CASES from Jlanutactory cf W. C. Davis and Co., Cincin nati which they offer to the citizens of and vicinity on reasonable terms. These are iiirt-iiUHT ANU INDESTRUCTIBLE, for protecting and preserving the dead for ordi nary burial for vault, or fur Iransnnrtaiinn The stock will be kept ud as occasion demand. They also keep constantly made a variety whim oi oitir.reni sues ana qualities. Also will make Coffins to directions without delay. A new Hearse, quiet horse and careful dri ver, ready for service when required. 8. R. BUSH at. CO. Ironton, September 37, 18M. H E Undersigned will pay CASH for HIDES delivered ill Ironton. W. W. KIRKEn. (ronton, Jannaryl2lh. ISA3.


Meigs County telegraph. [volume]

ocr: ITER'S PILIS. . rOB.AIX TES PUSPOSES 07 A FAMILY PHYSIO. Thkbb hu long existed a publio demand for an effective purgative pill which could be relied on as ore snd perfectly safe in its opera tioa. This has brea prepared to meet that demand, and an exten sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shown with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It easy to make a physical piu, but not easy to make the best of all pillt one which should have none of the objections, but all the advantages, of every other. This has been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow els. This is not Many of them produce so much griping pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived from them. These pillt produce no irritation or pain, unless it arise from a previously existing; bbstrue- ' tion or derangement in the bowels. - Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity j but it is better that any medicine should be taken judiciously. Minute directions for their use in the several diseases to which they are ap plicable are riven on the box. Among the com plaints which have been speedily cured by4hcm, we may mention Liver Complaint, In its various forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap petite, Listlessneis, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Fain in the Side and Loins ; for, in truth, all these are but the eon sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief In Cos tiveness, Files, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers and impurity of the blood ; in short, any and every case where a purgative la required. .. They hav. also produced soma singularly sue eessfid cures In Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Fains in the , Back, Stomach, and Side. -They should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and f bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe tite and. vigor. They purify the blood, and, by tneir stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno vate the strength of the body, and restore the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism. Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists; bnt un necessary dosing should never be carried too far, as every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to excess. The thousand esses in which a physic is required cannot be enumerated here, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every body ; and it is confidently believed this pill will answer a better purpose than any thing which- has hitherto been available to mankind. When theil virtues are once known, the public will no longer doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a eathartio medicine. PREPARED BT JAMES 0. ATER, Practical and Analytical Chemist,


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ocr: - . jiTjrianiET at .lot, - V IrMlOB, OhI . WILL attended to any rmsin.-iss la Lin . rioion. In also. Justice of the Peace. Jtyloors teluw thf Iron Rank upstairs, aVelyabove J). Nixon Variety Store. n2l ' nuRLisr.Tnx linn Tenders hit professional servict tu the cili of Burlington and vicinity. , . Nov. IS. IS3J. Physicians & Surgeons, Oft. er MOXl.KY ir llAKUI'ltS Drug jrrTT'Fcir" !w m a, K at xs raskj a a mk h m WOCLLI) respectfully irifnriii'llie cit;xeiis Marion aim vicinity, mat lie cum iniics practice of medicine in that place, mid will iinppy lo wait un his friends. Feb '18. mi & iS t K w . ATTORNEY AT LAW. BA 'INO 1 x ntoil nl Irnncmi, will in i hi. hi v. rai Cjuris of Lawrence adiiiininp cnu nlies. Office N. W. f-nriur of Second ami Slreetis ipcui'il fli or. lrontiin, Jan. 10, 1854. , Rn.ru Lmt. CiuuKcr 0. LEJJT k AYLm. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. lRtYIOX, OHIO, WILI attend to any biwiuess in their pro finsinn eonfiileil to tlu-in in Lawrence, Scioto, Galliaaiiil.laeksuncoiiutii-s, Ohio. Al ao, inthencighbnriiigcoiiiiliesolGrecuup, ad Warn and Cabell, Vs. Office in Cour' llouae. WHOLESALE GROCERS, A D . COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 2 Rodger's Block, IRONTON, OHIO. Stall & Meyer, WHOLESALE GROCERS. DEALERS a PROrCfE, FOREIGN ANU DOMESTIC LIQUORS. Smith . W Corner of Pr-nrl and Syrfimorr Slrcr In CINCINNATI, OHIO. DTiiTTrnrK; IV H 0 L E S A L E RETAIL Commission Merchant, and ii:a!.f.k ix No 2 Commercial Block, 2nd Street IRONTpN, OHIO. C. 3. WATCH & CLOCK MAKER. IR0T1. hlllli RESPECTFII.LV uensor irnntnn anil lurrouiidin conn. i'j iiini lie nas on iiinni n ',., aL....... T.r Jewelry, Cutlery, Clocks, Watchffs. ' I Wkich he will sell at low prices. Also, rennir I ll.i.i. ii..:... Waiches. Clocks. Jewelry and Musie I)ox,: s3 mB jpiayaicr- General Newspaper Agent, JVO. 08 WEST FOURTH STREET CINCNNATI, OHIO. Agent for the sale of printing Ink. Press Type' Stationary &c. - Alan', Agent for a Pock et Book. Manufactory, and Perlumery Fslablish- WHMlt. & IP. WJmBBlMJSIE & CO. JHAiNUJ',AtTLJJSJS I GUKPOWI SPOUTING BLASTING P0RTS3I01JTI!, 0UI0. ' DR. J. HARREK, . - j RETURNED lo Ironton, where he in to 1-ieate permanenilv, and will be pieas toseeliis friends, patrons, and others re Dental operations. All operations, such n invpnln i.,..n, .... or pivot, filling, canning and exlractir.g. in the most improved and scientific I have a sett of Dr. Birch's Patent lever Forceps, wiih which teeth can extracted with ease. A so Prof. Alien s improvement, the continuous gum, f.r or part sets of teeth. All work warranted, moderate, and the beat of reference giv il required. Extracting and advice given to the poor gra Call and sec the improvements, of- nf tliSt lp,,n...n llA..... . Feb. U, 1851. t ; Brupgisl aad Apotliecarj. KjEAE THB VEEK0N HOUSE IROXTOX. OHIO. Respccirully calls the attention of the nublic. to hi. stuck r.m-nk Medicines, Pa nts, Oils, Dye Stuns J X -


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ocr: much tclat in Euio;e and Ainenca, ihu ImburjjVs dTraincb Imiaab Coniist of two Ntimiiliu I,iuni, a Kt.yal Bfiiral Ti f ;r. f-'our AlVicuu I,: nnrU, Aiiui Lion and LioneM tl-ck Tiger, and llmziliau Tifrer, Amonp ihe Kara AnimnU and UinU will be fuuud RHINOCEROS, OR, UNICORN OF HOLY WRIT'. M:il Kliphanl Tippo Sultan, Arahian Pack Camel, While Lama, Zrhu or nurm-ie Ox Nantli, African Ze. bra, Canadian Elk, Chilian Alpncaa, 10 Lions and Lionesses, Asiatic & African. Royal Renptl Tiron, Pair Brazilian Tiferi, Rnyal Java Ti-r, 3 AlVicAii Li'tipard, KatTir Lioness and 3 Hoyil V helpi. Pair Senrj.il I.enperiU. Plark Titer, 11 8aulk A ranniTiii Lion", lllnck Leopard, Four" North American, PfintlntiS I'awi M,,iMlfd Hyenaa, Striptd Hyenaa, Black Wnlvea, S Grlzfcly Hears, Rui.m Bron Hear, Noltli American Black Hear, White Coon from Siberia, Pair ut NEW HOLLAND OSTRICHES, Pi.ir African Crowned Cranes, P ar Black Swano.Whll , eUork. Silver riiea.aiiu.Kuflirli Pheurnnis, Bine Cranes, Pair White Aurora Rublms, Pair While Oniiien Hens from 8uuth AlVira, Pair Laice Turkitli UaLbiU, M raws, Parrots, U'hnvumoua, ludgors, Bud ft Colony of the Monkey Tribe t Au imiuiin Perforaiktnce will be given by Iba THMN2B IttSPHMT With his Ki-eper. Alto with tho jJNIES AMD THEIR MONKEY RIDERS. At the conclui on of Mr. Vim AmhurjU's Ikrillinf I'M forniance Midi thi Liuua, Tiser, se.- (ty- For full imrlirulur. aee the P implilela, TlctoiiaJ Bills, l.ilboj rupll., 4. .. a he principal llulels. piCKLES All sorts and sizes, in jars . nn excellent tuticie anJ no mistake, nt apr2Gnl5 KQBIJINS'. fATSUPS Including Mushroom, Wl V nut, Tomnto, Ac. at ROB BINS'. piE FRUIT Rhubarb, Currants bih. Plums, hrrinfttlnallv spntil. nnr! u'nrrnntr.A ns fresh ns when picked for sale et cost nt ' npr:aiiio , KuutitiNS', CJUNDUIES Scrub Brushes, Brooms,' . Mops, Curry Cimbs. C.ifTee Mills (nt cost,) Hops, DniTy Snlt, Knlling pins, Potato Mashers, Hutler Ladles nnd Slnmps. Willow Hnskels, PiBfi iir Tnckle, Cotton Ynm, Batting and Gindlewiek, Vtast Powdfjrs, nnd in uliort, everything in the, Grocery line, for sale very low nt : , . . ROBMNS 4 COU ; . AISINS A superior article, in whole, ; half and quarter boxex, also t nitwit 't seedless rnmins used exprcssiv triTrnVei. r. at ' npr?n1r ROBBINS 4 CO S. 1JA8TRY FIXIN'S-Maccaroni, Vcrhii-,1 , eelli, Corn Starch, Kxttnct of Lemon, nnt imiiy other articles included under this head my always be found at . . ROBBINS 4 eO'S. (1YSTERS & "SARDINESWrrai.'tect, -frwh and genuine, fot sale low at . t


ocr: War Inane aces upon Dry-Goods I SECOND SPRING k SUMMER IMPORTATIONS! . Wm.-3EILID)IBKf & (D0, TH7H0LESALE DEALERS, are now in re V V ceipt of their entire'sicoNO importation of Spring and Summer Dry-Goods. Which, for extent and variety, has never heretofore been equalled in this market. Our early purchases having nearly all been closed out, by the heavy trade we have had, enables us to exhibit an al most entire new and fresh - stock, which is very attractive in design ana variety, and in conse quence of the unsettled state of the markets in European goods, arising from the War, large in voices of French and other goods have been thrown upon the market recently, sold at a great saorince, ana naving ouen purcnasea unaer such circumstances by the subscribers, will be sold accordingly. IP An early call h desirable, before all the bargains are off.' WM. ELDEN & CO Portsmouth, May, 1851-18. J AGS I BAGS 1 1 The highest rates in CASH given for any amouwt of old rags. aprvsmo 11, P. KUUBins & CO S. ( O LASSES. S3 brls. and 8 half brls. sune i v.l riorN. O. Molasses in Oak cooperage, just ceivea ana lor sale low by PrtOtf . R. p. ROBBINS & CO. SUGAR. Several varieties of sugar on hand, including Common. Now Drl Loaf, Powdered, Crushed, Maple, -etc., retailing nun, ?igiii w iwemy pounas lor a dollar at apr26n!8 R. p. ROBBINS 6t CO "HANDLES. Stearine, Star and Wax Candles V warranted equal to the best at apt 25tf R. P. ROBBINS CO I3ALM SOAP A No. I article for sale whole L sale or retail, as low as the lowest at apr26nl6 ROBBINS & CO'S PIIOICE PRESERVES. Families v parties supplied with the finest article preserved Strawberries, Blackberries. Orange peel, Voiron, Limes, yuuices, readies, uamsous, Cherries, Pine Apples, 4c. at apr25tf - ROBBINS & CO'S. JJIEESE English Dairy, Pine and Western Reserve Cheese constantly hind and for sale right, at ROBBINS 4 CO'S. WILLOW, CABS AND WAGONS. An indispensible article in a growing fam ily. Price 83 60 only a few moreleftat uprMnIS - ROBBINS 4 CO'S.


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ocr: . A IX. . W OVaTfffiOTiS WaaWJi HAT MANUFACTURER, WllOI.l-.tt ALU AM) rtKTAir., : Har CaiapbeU, EUisonACo sF dry, ironton, Ohio. . I lie public will find it to their ndrantngo , i lo cull and examine my atock before pur. I cuasiug t'laewhcre. Fob.!W,lM.. D. W. niCIIARDS. 1-SXX0X:X:XXXXXXXXX-' i (Na ..;:vZJZ;,;&,; -jA


ocr: SOMETHING INEW. IT. C. RODOCRS, t. i. ntmtocr, ' p, wavocK, i W. B. MtlaVOOCK. Wholesale and Retail r GROCERS,' COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN PRODUCE. e old stand ofT.cVD Murdock. corn A.: Of Si Hivinr pu 3d and Lawrence ita. Ironton. Ohio. n purchased of Clark 4. Ruasel their en stock of Groceries, intend carrying on the above business at the old stand, and would Invite tlie ttblie to call and examine our stock which will o kept full by new supplies as ouslomers do- mand:- - The Senior partner will pay particular atfen- lion to the purchase and sale if goods on din missio.n


The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume]

ocr: '' ;; . li,resh1 ArWyals, .j MACKEHAL, New, No. L. ." k HONEY.,. It, .Comb.,' .Ti ' '" , MUSTARD, Aromallc, : ." - ClTPON, Ifreah Genoa, -' : 1 BARLEY, Pearl, , v - ;.-- .''. I- FAR'A, Wheaten, .-i VOAP, Genuine Castile, : 8 )AP, Transparent Bar ; i BRICK, for scouring. .f' -; s Keeeived thie day h ' - WM. MILLER., -

place_of_publication: Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]

publisher: Francis Cleveland


Spirit of the times. [volume]

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ocr: BUCKEYE BLOCK. 0AKUS II Dl'SKIRK, WIIDI.IMAI.K CillltCKIM It IIKTAII, PKAI.KIlH. Front Street, PORTSMOVTll, OHIO. To Ibe fcopie of Lawrence and (he Adjoining louulirs. A NEW SADDLE AND HAENESS UANUFACTOHY I The subscribers have located them selves in A'e. 4, Railgere' lllock, Second S.reet. Ironton. Ohio, where thev will be ready to'furiiisli everything us'ialty kept In a saddle vliup. We would say lo those who will favor in with their patronage, that from long experience in the business, wo flatter our selves that we can give Kenerul satisfaction. All nurwork will be made byourselves. Wc will not end to Cincinnati, i'itlsburgh and oth er piaces to buy work that has.been thrown to yeiher purposely fur sale work. AH our work will bo WAHXANTKti, and c will be on hand to make good any of our work that may fail. If you vi ant the finest kind of saddle or har ness, we are-pn pared to furnish them, W'c can show you certificates given lo us by the Licking County Agricultural fttcicty, fur premium Sud'Ucs and Ha rnetscs, for severa ycurs buck. We therefore say, call and seo us everybody. We will do our besl lo render gonerul satisfac tion. Furnaccmcn, Country Merchant and all oth ers wanting anything in our line of business, will do well lo give us a call. WILSON fit RICIIAIIDSON. March 24, Wl.