Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: A MI and FAftMSWill be sold at a small :ou mission. ll 'Oftice in Iowa City one door west of Pow ell's Stove. RENO. August 2, IH52.-6ra 4, C. CVLHEKTSON. A. BUCKINGHAM SONS. Culbertsofl & Buckingham DEALERS IN A N EXCHANGE, IOWA CITY, IOWA. OFFICE OPPOSITE THE LAND OFFICE Iowa city. September 2!. 1N53 I.*. A -t «»f In th« 1M9 IWI. I S. Il"l ill! fo\, l. In tlw .'I.-tUP* nl III.' In-If I I'l-tirl thu ta^U ra I'Wli I IVmi-.tlwiiiilt. Another Scicntiflc Wonder! E A OUI1E FOR DYSPEPSIA! On. J. S. HOUGHTON'S [PEPSIN1 THE THl'E DIGESTIVE FLUID} ott, UASTIIH: Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth stnm* ach of the OK, nlier direction* of IUIIUY IiVhPhrsiA. jAtNMCR. Lf* luo. the i?reat Physiological Chemist, by lloiotiTON, l'h» adeliihin, Pa. This i« n reat Natural remedy for iNOlOKSfloa, I.IVI.M (-OJII'I.AFNT, COSSTI- 1-ATIOK. sod iruiiMTT, curing after Nature's own method, by Nature's own Agent, tho (iastrlc nice tj Half a teaspuonfiillof I'IPSIN ruin, PLKTK Slid FKUKI infused in (••r, will digest ur dissolve Fine Founds Roast Beef in about two hour*, out of the stow nch. PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Ti ||psiive Principle of the (lastrie Juice—the AM Went of the Food, the Purifying, Preferring, and Stimulating Agent of the Stomach nnd Intes tines. It is extracted Irom the Digestive Stom ach of tlu* Ox. thus forming a THI E MOI.sriva precisely like llic natural (lastric l»Ke in its cliemicaf powers, and rurnisbing CT Sorts COM* SfllSTITI TK for it. SCIENTII'JC KVIDKN'Ci:! ILTCall on the Agent, and get n fescrip*iva circular, grat is, giving a lnr^e anion fit of Tiric KVIIIKNCK. from Liebig's Animal Chemis try Dr Combe's Physiology of Dige-t ion Dr Pereiia on Foot) aud Diet Dr John W Draper, of New York I'mversity Prof Dunirlbwru'* Physiology Prof Silliman.of Yale College Dr Carpenter's Physiology Ac., together with re- of ctBKS from all purls of the L'nitod tales. NO ALCOHOL, IJITTEK9, OR ACIDS! TTRemrmhef thin Dr Pepsi* great NATI UM. HI^KOY.11oconrow's TKHS, ACIDS, and DBTI.om IUITATIOM ALCOHOL, SIT-ais free from MSI.OI S IIBIOS. It isextreiiuv- ly agreeable to the taste, and may lie taken by llie most feeble patients who cannot eal a wa ter cracker without acute distress, iiuware ut' Pepsin is NOT A bai'O. CURLS IN LVKRY TOWN! Dr Houghton's PEI'SIN has now Ix-en tested for upwards of two years, in every large town in the United States, and the Agents can refef Dyspeptics to many BIMAR*ABC.S ci ats IN SVS- av lows Numerous details ot cases, reports of cures,certificates of Physicians and Patients, are given in the circulars furnished by Ageuta gratis. PEPSIN IN FLUID AND POWDER. L)r H'«TUIITOM'S 1'H-SIN is prepared ia Powder and Fluid form—aud iu Prescription vials for the us« of Physicians. PaiVATK riBctLAUs FOB 1'HTSICIAXS KIKI.T fS niny be ob tained of Dr lloughtouer his Agent's, descri bing the »hole process uf preparation, and giving the authorities upon which tho claims this i.ew remedy are based. As it it nor Ki.HKiiy, iio objection can be raised against its use by Physicians in respectablft standing and regular practice. Price, ONK DOLLAR per bottle. llj OiiShkVK THIS!—Every bottle of tlio inline PEPSIN bears the written signature of HOL'Ull'l UN, sole proprietor.Phi ladclphiu, Pa. Copy right aud 1 Mule Mark secured ILf 'Soldbjr allDruggislsaud Dealers iu Med. icines. AIJENTS—L II 40A PATTERSON,Whole sale and Retail ii DOUttifc. EitTY, MUSCATAgenU.IowaoiTi IN*. Auftut1M«.|


ocr: NEW _STOiiK. §. Fosrr.n. vv. j. KANDEM. FOSTER & SANDERS! HAVE taken their Store in Berryhill's ne Hrick liiiildilig. oil Clinton Street liejn the Public Square, where lliey have on hand and are opetii ig an entirely KJLIW r/i G®2®8 Just rcceivcd from N. York and Si. Louis markets, Purchnsed with great care, and on the most fa vorable terms, which they will sell as low as can be purchased at any store West of the Mis sissippi Hiver. Consisting «»f Jbng/i.oft, French and DmnestiCf BOOTS AND SHOES, HATH A\I) (JAPS, BEADY MADE CLOTHING, Hard-Ware, i u o E iu E s, And the largest and most copmlete assort ment of China and Queens Ware, ever offered in this market. All kinds of country ptutlufe will be taken in exchange, and cash will not be refused. The public are respect fully inviled to call and examine their stock. Iowa City, Dec. 4 W2

place_of_publication: Iowa City, Iowa

publisher: V.P. Van Antwerp & Thomas Hughes


ocr: EAIiLE HOUSE, J. C. KI'.TTS, Paoriui-Toa. r|1HIS house has been newly titled up nnd I is now kept by the proprietor. He ^de termined to keep it in such manner and ou terms that will receive a coulinuauee vf public patronage. Tipton, October 27th, 1852.


Muscatine journal.

ocr: LOOK OUT FOR THE Farmers' Zazcbcmge Store, AND PROVISMN DEPOT. TOHN R. GORLEY legs leave lo annouuc lhat he continues lo receive fresh supplies e articles in his line, Agjong hi* la'[ff* tfll,*-' stock mirht be e»«in^aled— Coffee Sugar Molasses Syrup A|ples, Raiaina Fifs Cbee.e Wines, &e. Cir 111 anion Cloves, Spice Uinger a great number of fJh Soap Cauttas Tolmrro Cigars ln«lig» Mackerel C»dfi.ib 4 II*rriag U otslen tvajtt Deiter PJ|K,|' Madde Cotton balling Pepper •nd a creat number of other armies which we have not lime to enumerate. All kinds ol mark etable veqeiuhles kept on hand in /heir season for city cu/iiiner8. Mwavatiiic, Aug. SO, 1853, Lot for Sale, Cheap. ten (10) in block eighty (80.) Enquire of RI ECK, at the Post-Office.

place_of_publication: Bloomington, Iowa

publisher: N.M. McCormick


ocr: rPHE Superfine do io Buckwheat Flour, Fine. di do Chop Feed Craham do do Whiti Corn,- Meal) Middli nif.«.- Yellow Corn Meal subscribers having und -rtaken iln- maiinccin 1 ol ih« fine u AI,11. inf. ri I «it .1 a J. Muscatine ami Ihestirronnding country ihalihey keep constantly most reasonable terms, a full and vcrv superior atoefc of Extra Fall Wheat Flnnr Ship-xluff,-^ do Spr.ng dn do Bye Fhur, CORNER THIRD BTRET A!\I IOWA ATENC^ MUSCATIN-E, IOtVAl WHEAT! WHEAT!! They wish to purchase, and will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES n Cash fir Wheat, or if desired, will exchange with Flour. AIM Com and ('r»in of nil knils Our friends and tlie public generally are invited to give as s tfhil, nsntrnl that we will ,-pare na to give ihem entire satisfaction. [r».y27J OGII.VIE A S I". JOHN ju lull: Slid |nr slllc Ml wh S/iurtn. Bran, $c—-fillof 1vhirh tirgiti/fstfljit cash or exchange fir po- Wheat. QM'NDING if Corn, Buckwheat, Hye tmdfred done ut the Diturtist notice end ut tin t/ in no aoiiahh terms.


ocr: THOMAS Hir.Ui ER, SURVEYOR S,- CIVIL NdlSKER \FFERS his services to tht citizens o| Mii^ra tine and surrounding counlry, asSurve\or and Civil Engineer. His resilience is on Sec ud St nftern partof the ritv. n ar the steam saw-D-ills. Miisenine. Jan. 28, I8.r)3—if.


ocr: n W O O K E WHOLESA IE AMj BETA 11. DLA I.J I IU Mi&o 11-« 11, JOHN K. G()6lLi i WUOLKSA LK AMI II I. I A I 111 Al la ci ici:i ii- T(»».\rco,c o.\ft5, IMiOVIMO.Ns. \c. Museati ie, \tarcti IS. I t.',::— iu Nail. Steel. LI lacksniitl^' it Hif^mr^ Casliugsand t.'oopers' Tools. f»».t i Sheet Iron, Copper, Tin Plale. Wirr. Y.im, Rivets, dec. Also, manufacture! oi Tin. Cope 1 soil heet Iron Ware. n« Charles Nealley, holeMalr nsd Ketuil lieulcr ia BOOTS, SHOES AM) LEATHER, ^tiddlerif Hardware and Shoe Findings MUFTCATIXR, IOWA. INH ^)K. P. S. M0S1SR. OFFICE—AT BURNETTS BOOK 8TOBR. —-NKSIIIK5CK~ Sin 11,1 MiHre'i/ til Or U414i'&sln J. Carskaddan, AttorMov k Counsellor at Lnir, ZWEascatine, Zowa. July l,l8o3—ft UNION INSURANCE COMPANY'


ocr: A OGOO DCCNOQO DDOO OCDOOQCIDOOQ JSC*': a Dusurrroian Gallery Over I/. O.^otflt' Co.'x Jtivcby Store, S IIIVSCATIIVE, IOWA, wiH lie useless to enumerate the man 5 good qualities of Mr. l.unter's likenisi-e the ninniier that daily leave his Gallcngf him to think his endeavors tosat-D isfy the tacte-i of the public are not nnavi.ilinji.S P. S. Please call. Julv 15, 1*53 OQ KOOCOOOOOOOOPaOOOOo CBBO


ocr: THE MA^ WITH Till "Shocking bad Hatfy AS seen ill the city, n t'fvv dnys ago, in qniring the way lo the Muscatine Hal Man ufactory, where are now offered for sale twenty five different kinds of Hats, some of which are -'o!d at the following prices Fashionable Silk $1 50 Nutria Beaver $5 CO '*usia 1 50 Otter Ma?yar 2 00 Soft Black Fur I fit) Saxony Ivoesulh 1 25 Spanish Kiissutht I 1)0 Abolini 1 6) Boy's Kancy I 12 Kain-lienrer 60 w M|asftka Brd Flag, Second street. WM. HESS. Muscatine, July 29, ls.VJ—3m


ocr: Farmers' Exchange Store, MD PROVISION DEPOT. Jthat OlliS K U.ji.LLV 1 leu-e to iiiiiiuuce be continue* to rceivt f:c»li|«au|plic* o^' *i Uclin in hi a line. Ani ng hu latge, «i var.tJ* «tock miuht be enuiueruted— Cllff-t S.4Ji Sugar lUiuilpi Molacaea 'ro!ucM Syrup Cigar, Apple*, Indijjui, R«i«ina Mieke»el odfuh4 ifurir.®, o(titfi) wsra Winea, die, Deitet Paper Cinnamon MadJe Cloves, Com on balling Bpiee Pe|»|u*'r •nl a great uunUter of other arm-ta a hit we iave not lime to riiunierair. All l.n.df ol mark lutile vei^eiaUlea krpt on hauiii« Aair cliy cut^onMira. MoeeatUMtAaf. M, 18W.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: LA^IO OFFIUC AMU General Land Chariton. Lucas County, Iowa. 'l^llE subscriber having establishad LAND and GENERAL AGENCY at the above named place, are prepared attend to the entry of land, loeatio I Laud Warrants, furnishing aud filing necessery papers in pre-emption rights, oil the most reasonablu terms. They keep on hand a large supply of Land War rants of every denomination, which will sell as low as they can be sold at point in the West. Their familiarity latnd operations ill the Wes, and Office business, together with their fucili tier at th* dilferent Land Offices in lowa. give to their establishment every possessed by a Gnvejuuitiiit Land Office. We have a full set of plals which are couslautly posted. REFERENCQSt Col. Francis Springer, Reg. L. O., Col. W, H. Wallace, Rec't. H. D. Downey, Reg- L. O. Iowa City. G-n. E. Morris, ttee'r. *4 J. Dawson, Esq., Kaliesvilie, Iowa, J. lv. Cook, M- D., W. Wr Cottle, Centrevillc, Iowa. ANOERSJN CO. Dec 30 1852.

place_of_publication: [Ottumwa] Iowa

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


ocr: lttl. by J. 9. tlOUOIi roN, V, M. in Uie rirrk'a Office'of ihi- Di'trifl Court tile l.uUrn Ui-triot ol IVnti vlv*nii», Another Scientific Wonder! GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! DB. J. 6. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN THF. TRUE IGESTIVE FLUID, •it. litsntic JUICE. Prepared Irom II tvN N iu T, or un i-tirth Stonnac of the Ox, after direction? of Ba nn l.iehig. th j,reat Physiological Ch in ist, by J.S. HOUGHTON, M. D., Philadel phia, Pa. Tliia «4 il»f great Natural Rem^.Iylbr Jndigestion. Dyspepnia. Jauntiitt* Lioer Complaint, Cmu/ipm* Hon. and Dthihty, Curing after Nature's own method, by Nature's own agent, th*. Gastric Juic*. OCT" Half a teaspoonful of PUPS N infu sed iu water, will digest or dissolve FIVE POUND* OF ROAST BKEK IX ABOUT TW HOUHS: out of the s'emaeh. PKPS1N is the chief element, or Great Digesting Principle of the Gastric Juice the SOLVENT OK THE FOOD, the Putttmvo. PUKSEKVING. an I STIMULATING Agent ol the stomach and Intestines. It is extrac ted Iroin the Digestive Slomich of il»e Ox. thus lormin^ a TUUK DKJiuSHVlL FLU ID, precisely lik hi natural GastricJaicj iu its chemical powers, and furnishing a COMPLETE and P. NFKCR UBVI I I L'TC tor il. Scientific Evidence. Gall ou the agent, an 1 a Descriptive, circular, gratis, giving a lir^e aino.nit of ^CIEKIIKIC EVIDEM:E. from Lie big's Anitnil Chemistry, lJr. Combe's Physio.ogv of Di gestion: Ur. Pereira on Foo I au I Diet. Dr. John W Draper, of N. Y. Unive.silv I'rol" Dunglinson's Physiology Prof. Silliuian. ol Vu!«»"€oilege Dr. Carpeut r\- Physiolo gy &c., together with r-ports of CUHES I rum nil pmt^of the United States. No Alcohol, Bittera or Acids! Remember this: Dr. Houghton's Pop sin is a great NATUU\L REMEDY, Ire-* froia Alcohol, Bitters, Aci.ls, and ISauseous Drugs. It is extremely agreeable to the taste, and may lie takcu by the most lechie patients who can.iot eat a water cracker without acute distress, liewureof DtiiJur cihD IMITATIONS. Pepsin ^Of & DttUG. JOilN PUMltOV, A^eut, Ottuiuwa, lowa.


ocr: W N o i s Sttorney 4" Counsellor at Latff* OTTUMWA, WAFELLO CO., IOWA. WILL attend to professional business in Wapello and adjoining counties. Partic ular attention given to collecting and se curing.debts. Real Estate and other agen cies solicited. Jan. 2Uth. 188A.1/


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: Another Iowa city, S« i OPtEAT DYSPEPSIA! Da. J. 8. HOUGHTON'S DIGESTIVE FLUID, Oil, U.tSTEFBC Prepared from RENNET, or the ffutrth stam acli of the Ox, utter direction* of IURO?) LM Bio. the great Physiological Chemist, by.* HOI'OIITON, a I) Phi adeltdiin. Pa. This isn great Natural remedy for iNntnHS'MOT, nrsrrrsi \, JAT xntci:, MVHI COMI LAINT, CO*MM I'ATIOM. nnd iimiii.iTY, curing after Katuva^a own method, by Nature's own Agent, tl* Gastric Juice. ffjPHalf n teaspoonfullof PKPSIJ# infused in wa ter, will dige-t or dissolve Fiee t'oitinhff Roast Beef in about two hours,outof the stow* •fh. PEPSIN is the chief element, or Oreot Di gestive Principle of ihe (••i-tric Juiee—lite Abl uent of the Fund, Ilie 1'iirifijirig. Preserving, anil Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and Intes tines. 11 is ext raeted (roui I hi- Digestive Stons sch of the Ox, thus forming a TUVK umisfiva nun, precisely like the natural Oastrie Iwiee in its chemiraf powers, and furnishing a C««- RTKTK nnd PI SKKCT sriisriTi'TK for it. S(/lKXTiriC EVIDEXCE! trrf^.ill on the Asrent, and get a desrrijp|iiNi circolsr, grat is, giving n lar,-e auiount of »CIKX Tinc kvnu \ei. front f.ielti'^'s Attimal Chemis try Dr t'omhe's Pliyio'o( v of Pigi»tion Df Pen-ira on Food and Diet Dr.lohn W Diaper, of New Vnrk University Prof Dmi^lison's Physiology Prof Silliman, of Yale College Dr Carpenter's Pliy.sio.'o^'y futfelhar with r» ports of cuuk* from a'L parts of lite WMUHI states. NO ALCOHOL, BITTERS, Oft ACIDS! iTRemember this: lr HOUOIITOS'S PKKSIM is a great NATLIIAL IttMi nv, free from ALCOHOL,anf- TKRS, ACIIIH, and MAISIHI S IJKI OH. It is extreme ly agreeable to the taste, and may tie taken by the most feeble patients who can not eat. a wa ter cracker without acute distress, liuware of tatooi:I IMITATIONS Pepsin is SOT A IHU». CURES IN EVERY TOWN! Dr Houghton's PEPSIN lias now been teatfd for upwards of two years, in every large |o\Vii iu the United States, and the Agents can refer Dyspeptics to many IUMAIIKAIU.K CI UIS IN tve lir TOWN! Numerous detuiU of cases, reports of cures,certificates of Physicians aud Patients, are given in the circulars furnished by Agenta gratis. PEPSIN IX FLUID AND POWDER. Dr liftOIITOVS I'tPstN is prepared in Powder and Fluid form—aud in Prescription vials for the u*" of Physicians. PaivATK n: tLAiis roa PHYSICIANS iaay beol tained of Dr Houghton tr his Agent's, ikescri bing the whole process of preparation, and giving the authorities upon which the claims this new remedy are based. As it is WOT A acacT RKMKIIY, uo objectiuu can IM raised against its use by Physicians iu respectably standing and regular praotiee. Price, ONE DOLLAR per luitile. iL"/'Ol5SKHV E THIS!—Every bottle of the Jenuine I'El'SIN betu's the written signature of S HOUOIITON, I) sole proprietor,Phi ladelphia, Pa. Copy right ana Trade Mark Secured. 1/'Sold by all ERTY, Druggist sand Dealers in Med- icines. AOKNTS—L II 4C 0 A PATTERSON,Whole* aale and Retail AGETIU.IOVNAN.-J 0 MUSCATINH. JMTUTIIU V 'T* i August 23, 1852-y 4


Muscatine journal.

ocr: oaaaaa-QaaaaaDooQaacsQasaaa a Uz.^zJ9S aSky-Light D.iguerrcian Gallerv.a 3 Over H. O.Jone*' 'V *"•,, re try S'w", r% a ni'scAroi', rotvt. a I"T will bo uaele** 'o nm .u-rv«* ill.- 01: y g[ i id qualiutta ot ,Mr, i.unti'r'a litteit.-a •g tu'oariges lhe iiu-n MT III ti lily leav bis Gi ei i- li'tn to ihink liitifiidt nr.- n»n J- I'v lli«' 'a-li'H'.l I In* (Mild cr.ir' 1101 *. (1 riv i!n t'.Q HI.. ... I-.'I. .1. Ir, aDODDDODOGOa0000300013083^ U


ocr: JI AI Opposite Grcc.11 4 St01 u's Banking House* Second-st.f Muscatine. James IfM- Dougherty IS now receiving and opening a md ftesli stock of Diugs, Oils, Dyc-Stufla, !e, and all aiticles usually I'aints, Chenrca in n droi» store. 1 assortment of PURE LIQUORS, ported exp rea.-lfor medicinal use. Also, agut for Floyd's American Penrtrietiaf Sept. 5S, 1811- If l.ini :icut.


ocr: ()nxis(tc it retn pa.to.l eip T^ltor medicinal u«.. ST0H% tv Mont's Hanking flo ise, S,xuid-st., Muscatine, James Ifl. llou^hci* y nuw receiving and opening a larfa fr.ji|3(»!iiul esh slock of Lhuns Medicine*, °ils' l»y tilassware) iflr* Chemicals, and all artu Ies usually kaM tfiSb» in a dru? stoie. Also, an assortment ol PUKE LIQUORS,i*.


ocr: a DDQaooooococaDooooeoceiieli ky-Ligfit Diisiifrri'ian GalleryS Over tt. O.Jonc*' A Co.'* .1 u-il-y Store, 5 .nwrATnr.iowA, will lie usele-s to euuiiiernic themniM' good qualities I' Mr. I.unler's likpns*e] ihe nu'id'Cr lhat dailv leave his Galler\| hitn lo think hie emlcavors tosnt l'lc tastes i the pubic ar not :'~av: ilirp. J'.*. Ple.ise iall. .Infv .1953 PPCSCi


Des Moines courier.

ocr: W D. F. (iaylord A U I O N E E OTTUMWA, IOWA. ILL attend to making sale of personal property or Keal Kstate, at auction rjjt any time, for a reasonable compensation. ^ie iiay belouutl iuOiiutuwa, uuletsabt^ut bubiness May lbth, IbJl.


ocr: JoniCM Baker, Ji'J TO/tSEY AT LA»\ Ottumwa, Iowa. Office in tbe South llooin of Mr. Mjwr? llew frame building. Also, a Notary Public, ^nd as bu« h, w ill take the acknowledge men Of dcedsand oilier instruments, lie keeps Constantly on hand Blank Deeds, Moriag ges.etc. December 7ih, ltt4J.


ocr: HN BL'HNA W. C. KT-NTOK*. BI K^S k RKi\l€.i:\ l^tilON fc FORWARDING Merchants, Dealtrt IN Groceries, Jiotd Hiort$% and Produce. Levee, Keokuk, Iowa. June 6th. 1851 .yy


ocr: J. IV. HForris. Attorney 4* CounneHor at Luw% OTTUMWA, WAPKLLOCO., IOWA. (Ofiic^ on Main st. same entrance as Post Cilice.) WILL attend to proletsional business iu Wapello and adjoiuiug counties. Partic ular attention given to collecting and se «uriug debts. Keal fcataUiftfrt flies faulicited W Jan 2kJih. 1852.1/ u


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: $20 UK WARD. LEX (JJTOLEN* from Myers' Stable, in IowftOltJP, on the night of the 24th of February, a large Grey liaise. Said horse is about seven tears old. seven teen hands high,and has one of his hoofs crack ed. Also, with said horse was taken a dragoon saddle with a,13uiralo skin cover, anil a bridle. O O S & S O E S NO. SI, MAIN ST., (between Otivc and Locust Streets,) ST. LOUIS, MO., ARE now receiving an extensive assortment of goods in their line, to which they in vite the attention of purchasers. Having eve ry facility for obtaining their goods at the low est i e-. 11.i'\ confidently solicit an examina r^tlii-ii" sinek l.y l.ose wishingto purchase I-Tin their linen, which will l- in low as they cau be af. Every ar^^V^iKii :int.e«rd stul n every ca^e s-hcru rti i.tM^io noi np'£n strict ly as recom niended, »h ill esteem ila favor to have thein leUinu'd at our expense We employ no brg kvrx.but two of our partners ru-ide abroad.and being always* in^hi- foreign and Domestic mar kets, w« are enabled to buy tlie tint quality of gooilt from tir»l hands, aud at the lowebt tig tires, a, we buv entirely lor cash. lU-W e sell Western Manufactures at Manu fact urers' prices lor AS511 All other good* on as kooiI terms.as they can be bought in any part of the World. Order*) from the Couvtff Will twrff* pNttpt attention. February 16,1^53. Rev F. P. McCOKMlCK. February 25, 185:1. (lr\IIJ\,ALLE.\&STI\Dl[. WIIULC4ALL DEALERS IN lie repleninhed frequently lieno their aim to be at with fresh and seasonable t8M .W V33E *co., iHlLRtt IN 'PAINTS, ATENT MEDICINES, S U S O I S AM) VARNISHES, Mum Street, St Louil, Mo.t iMantly on hand a lar^e assort-


ocr: N E W S O E FOSTI'.R. W. J. RXMIESS. FOSTER k SANIHiliS! TTAVE taken their Store in HerryhilFV ne iirick Kuildmg, on Clinton Street nesi UieTiiblic Square, where lhey havo on hand and are opetii ig an entirely ©'[TtgteK Just received from N. York and St. Louis Purchased with great care, and on the most fa vorable terms, which lhey will sell as low aa can be purchased a' any store West of the Jtis sisiiippi Hiver. Consisting of English, Fn ttch and Domestic, B00YS AMD SHOES, HATS AM) CAPS, BFJDY MAhE aoTIIINft Hard-Ware, 1. K E K 1 ES, And flie largest and most copmlefo assort ment of (.Ihina and Queens Ware, ever offered in this market. All kind* of country ptoduce will be tsken In exchange, and cash will not. b.- refused. The public are respectfully invited to •ml examine their stock. Iowa City, i i-ou


ocr: NOTICE. ALL persons indebted to the uu'ler-igr.ed, either bv note or account, are refjue«te) t(, Come forward and make irnmedta'e payment. All those whahavo accounts unsettled are no tified thai they will be placed in the hands of an officer for collection if not settled -oen. POWKI.L A JillOLUfie thy. February 11. 1 ~j.l


Muscatine journal.

ocr: i-'SJr-Sii. Farmers' Exchange Store, AND PROVISION DEPOT, OHN R. UORLEY legs leave lo announce that he continues lo receive fresh supplies articles in his line. Among his large aid led stock might be enqiuerassd-" CofTee Soap Sugar V» Candlis Molasses 8yrop w 1 Tobacpn *3a! 5 Jigar#?k»'i *. Apples, Indigd? Raisina irker*-! Pigs Codfish 4• Herring Cheese Wooden ware Wines, &(^ Deiler Paper5* Cinnamon Madde Cloves, Jot tun battia^ Spice Ginger Pepper Sill a great number of other articles which we have not time to enumerate. All kinds of mark etable vegetables kept nr hanil in fflolr Wgigfiu ci/v ru^omers. Muscatine, Aug. 26,1853.


ocr: l.lm JU -v •f "A -7 do Spr.ng de Superfine do Fine tit (iraham db do do fh do Ur frit mis n pains to give iteem Rm^A®A0i503]JL !*EB THIRD NI ITRIRT AM»*I«\YA AVIIM F, ra MUSCATINE, IOWA. WlWrriherB having und-rlakeu the manag^meni t«l this tine new Mill, inlrtrm the citi7ttiK JL Muscjtine and the snrronnding country that they keep constantly on band aud fdr Kile on most reasonable terms, a full md very superior stcw l: of Extra Fall Wheat Fiumr,- Ship-*tuff/1 •, Hhorh. Bran. 4c~al/tif ivhitl fliyuiilttU cash or rxrhnvgr ftv guf hrnt. Hut Flour, Buckwheat Kimiv hop Feed W'httt Corn,- Mtiti Yellow Corn Meal tgf: i tiutiv v. f///# WHEAT? WHEAT!! They with to purchase, unit will pay the HTtiMFST MATTRET in Cash fir Wheat ftr(?*•, wnui. GHlNDIMi (j Corn, Ihtekwheal, llyr flone tkethurtcMl MUt* qM tonable terms- .. if desired, will exchange with Fl. ur. Also 'orn mid (irain of oil MMIS nd the public generally are invited to give use trial, asMired thm WE VMII spae entire s .cii n. OCII.VIE $c ,f#T. JOHI*


ocr: E. M. BURNETT, PUBUSliKtt AND WllO^ALK KR IN Books, fuppp. Blank Buekv wid ail uf SiU'ioney, V mWALV 4S ft, '~T ""#as J. Carsliaddan, ,^v-, Attorney k Counsel!uv ut Laf, Muscatine, lowati a**1' J«ii --r i w-ibr a


Des Moines courier.

ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB PafQpbida, Hand-bills Rl'iili Deeds, IVortpiKes, UONK tlV AT (iiTuliun. nbelfk BALL TICKETS, COUNTY BRBE&S kl T11K MlulliK.sT NOILUK THIS OFFICE.


ocr: Dealer» iu Dry Goods I \Qroceritt, Hardware, Queeuuq§re, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, 1 jm&oniHt'' 4*c., 4rc„ 0TTUMWA,10lfA.


ocr: JOHN BUKKS, W. C. BKSTQHf. BI H:\S & KI:\ AI COMMISSION fc FORWARDING Merchants, Jnbe 6th, 1851. yy Jfafitrs in Groceries, Jioat Storc$f«UMl -. f. Produce. iavee, Keokuk, Iowa.


ocr: JOSEPH ELLUPIA^I ("iONTlMl KS to carry on the Cabinet making business, on Front Street, un der the Son's Hall, in all its various branch es. He has the best of workmen, and from his own experience in the business is not afraid to compare his work with any made in the West. He keeps constantly on baud an assortment of BEDSTEADS TABLES, His prices will be moderate, as heretofore. He will take seasoned lumber, Cherry or Walnut, in exchange, for work. Cull an.l give him a riiNiice iwiore you buy else where. I'oitiu* uiitde to order on tile shortest tioiicc. March 31, l£03-ly


Muscatine journal.

ocr: isitidesin his line. Among hifsrge si stork might be enumerated— snd a great number of other articles which h*ve not time to enumerate. All kinds ol mark .nble veeetahles kept on hand in their season fu» ci/y ru«/o ners LOOK OUT FOR THE Farmers' Exchange Store, l\D PROVISION DEPOT, JOHN GORLEY tegs leave to snnouuco that he continues to receive fresh supplier C.ffce Bogar Molasses Syrup Apples, ftsisins fttfS C'iee»e ines. Ire. CionamSa Clovrs, Sp^cc Ginger Hoap Caudle i Toliacco Cigars Itnligo Mackerel Codfish 4- Hsrviog Wooden-wars Deiter Paper Ma tide ('01 ton balling Pepjx-r Mesratine. Aug.2fi, 1853. Lot for Sale, Cheap. LOTH. ten (10} in block eight v (80 En^wtre of Kekck. st tl.e Post-Otlkr. Q^Twim cash.


ocr: 0. YES! 0. YES! 0. YES! 4l H.V\ iNu detenui t,-u »rr\ 00 i'.j,- a jove Lu siuoss, I jiive notice t*» a!l i:. i^ir .ity ami liciuin that I can always tie found nt the Fanners' K\ arig'e •It i-'iTy and l'rovii.»o Tor* Sc. oud stn et where I wi'.l attend all bu-iuis above named, er.tnisted jo my can-, (live tne a call. AH orders. :ar an


ocr: THOMAS Hr iH EK, SURVEYOR & rlVlI. E SGI SEER. OFFERS his *cr itscB to ilit citixens ot MikkS liue tnd surrouiidinpcountry. as Survivor anal Ciiil Lnaineer. His residence is oit See nd St. astern pa 1 torih city, ucnr the strain taw-n.ilU. Musrnine. Jan S?8. 185:5 II.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: J. W. TV o i Attorney 4" Counsellor at Lmw% OTTUMWA, WAPELLO CO., IOWA. WILL attend to professional business in Wapello and adjoining counties. Partic ular attention given to collecting and se curing debts. Real Estate aud ouier agen cies solicited. Jan. 5itKh. 1852.ly


Muscatine journal.

ocr: ^5 11 [THE auhscrib ine a most rea^iirinbl terro=, a full and very superior stock of Extra Fall Wheat Flour,- Ship-stuffi do Spr.ng do Superfine da Fine di Graham do do do fto do v DSlQiLL, CORNER Til l(t I» ST It IK KT AM) IOWA A VETVIT^, IOWA. having uii hrtakeu tin-uiaoagu oeiii of thu AIM new iiliU, iniurtn the citizens Muscatine and thesuriofinding country that th'v keep constantly on band and for sale «R it|p| 4 Rut Fl xirt liucktrheat Flour Chop Fred White Corn Meal Yellow Corn Meal/ Midulinmt YVHiTAT! WHEAT!! They with to pu,chase, »n.f will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRT0#' Id Ca»h fir \Vheat. ol if desired, will exchange wilh Flour. Also Corn and Grain of all i,in!s. Our old friends juid ihe public gen. rally are invited to giv,» u» s trial, assured tint we will itpar? il#" s 11 J«! •rnt ,1 .• :.,*# fSS v v i i i.iA A '^1 llittJI Shorts, Bran, 4c—all of u h'ch they will sell jw cash or exchange fir go Wheat. GRUSDlMi ij Cirrn, Ihic.hxrheaf, Rye andftxM' done ut the shortest notice end mine i sonable terms• titutl


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: NEW _ST01tE. FOSTER. W. J. SA.NBTTRFL. FOSTER & SANDERS! taken their Store in Berryhill's ne Itrick Uuildiiitf, on Clinton Street neai I'uMic Square, where they have on hand are openi ig an entirely i Just received, from N. York and St. Louis markets, PurcliEsed with great care, and on the most fa vorable terms, which they will sell as low as can be purchased at any store West of the Mis River. Consisting of Knghsh, French and Domestic, BOOTS MW SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, READY MADE CLOTHING, HardL-Ware, ItO CEll 1 ES, And the largest and most oopmlete assort ment of China and Queens Ware, ever offered in this market. All kinds of country ptoducc will be taken in exchange, and cash will not bo refused. The public are respectfully invited to Slid examine their stock. Iowa City, Dec. 4 lf5'2


Des Moines courier.

ocr: The Way Make a Fortnae. (Jv A SAVING of 100 per cent. Every man put in his own chain puuips. 500 feet ol Cham at 16 cents per foot.— Also good pine tubing at 121 cents per foot. Tew Lightning Rods Left Call soon aa I wish 10 do*: th- in out. E. WASHBURN.


ocr: of tbe Mountains, comprising every des i cription of w. vorrH. w. boots, Shoes Men, Women, Boys, Misses «nJ Children 8 wear, 91 utiufur lured to Order, and the known wants of the western trade. Desiring to extcud their trade with Des Moines Valley, they respectfully so licit renewed calls from old friends and Merchants generally, feuling assured that every facility can an wilf be them that cau be obtained in any of Atlantic cities, with a larger and assortment to select from. N. B. All orders will receive the careful and prompt attention, and respect fully solicited. ST. Sl North Scott, WHOLESALE DEiLIlBSn & No. 95, Main Street, ST. LOUS, MISSOURI, ARE now receiving their usual stork for the FALL 4* WINTER TRADE, Which will be found one of the largest, most varied, complete and desirable Louis, August 10, 1853—n343in.


ocr: On Thursday Rvening last THOMAS 8 (iREEN, aged -J6 years. On Sunday Morning. Mrs. NANCY, wile of I,. I). Davis.


ocr: Wanted. Seneca Snake Boot wail- dUUU tcil, for which we will pay the higliest market price in goods, if delivered soon. Also Mustard Seed taken iu ex change for goods, by JOHN PUMROY. Ottumwa, May 93d, 1851.


ocr: '^^PLAliTAl^ ramptakM, Hand-kills m'Hk Ieedft, jjfgk* 4 ircnliin, norlKnffM, Lnl»cl«, BALL TICKETS. C013ITY MDERS DONK (tN TIIK SHORTEST N OTIC IS AT THIS OFFICE.


ocr: Dealers in Dry (ioo4s Groceries, Hardware, leenxio&e, y Boot#, Shoes, Huts, Cav*t O TTVM fVJ, J0fF4.


ocr: D. F. Gay lord ... Jb JU CTIONEER, OTTUMWA, IOWA. WILLattendor to making sate of personal property Real Estate, at auction at any time, for a reasonable compensation. He may be found in Ottumwa, uufess absent on businessr May itkii, lboi.


ocr: JOHM BUVNSL U W. C. B£NTOLN. Bl RMS k COMMISSION fe FORWARDING Merchants, Mri in Groceries, Boat $tore»,4md Produce. Levee, Keokuk, Iowa. June 6th, 1851. yy


ocr: jDealeri in Dry Goods groceries, Hardware, tyueensware, "^MuQtt, Shoes, Ball, Cupt, .fry Bomiitt, &C., SfC., OTTUMWA, lOWJt.


ocr: i 0. F. Ciaviord A U I O N E E OTTUJUWA, IOWA. ILL attend to making sale of personal property or Real Kstute, at auction any time, for a reasonable compensation, e mav be found in Ottumwa, unlets absent business May 16th, 1851. November 1st, 1852.


ocr: Pamphlets, Bl'nk Deeds Mortgages, PLAIN AND FANCY JOB p-Ksifi-ie. Hand-bills Circulars, Labels, MIL TIEKETMIITY BEAMS kl D.-NK OS THE SLLNKTKT VriCK AT TIMS OFFIC E.


ocr: LAST ARRIVAL OF SPUING & SIJMMRH Cheaper than the Cheapc«t! DAVID SANDST OULDre«p«*ctfully inform his friends v in Otturnwa. and country in Wap ello county, and the public generally, that he is now in receipt of a large and we.ll •sorted stock of Spring & Summer nGoods. of almost every variety, which were care fully selected to suit this market. The stock consists in part as follows? LINES, LUSTRES. ./ ACQ SETS, CAMBRICS. ASD FASc.y PRISTS, JESSY LIND BOSS/: S TRIM /.ytw. Ribbon in great variety of style and quali ty, aud a beautiful assortment of Artificials, Parasols, *c. Also, Ladies', Misses' and children's shoes of everv variety and style. —ALSO:— Berege. de lains, lawns, muslins. Fancy black and blue Merimuc prints French Giughauis, M.d'laius, alpacca* Black colored and figured lustres, broad Sloths Cassimere£,satinet6, jeans, flannel linsey, Ticking, hdklfs, cross barred and plain jaconet Swiss muslin, Irish Liuen, bleached and brown domestic, checks, table cloths, Hosiery, gloves, ribbons and a great vari ety of Yankee Notions, together with a large supply of E A Y A E SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING. Such as coats, pantaloons and vests of ev ery variety, flannel shirts, drawers, also A SPLENDID LOP OF Hats and Cti and a choice selection of ROOTS AND SHOES,


ocr: S O O MISS LA YIN A CHANDLER, respect fully infor ns the. citizens of Ottum wa and vicinity that she will open a school in the Lower School House, on Monday, the 21st inst. Satisfactory recommenda tions given if required. TERMS: For Reading. Wriling, i Spelling, $3 25 Higher Branches, 2 50 No allowance made formbeeece, iu case of sickness. Nov 17th,'53—3w


ocr: LAST ARRIVAL OF Fall and Winter Cheaper than tht- Clicajpumtl DAVID SANDS. 'YTT'OULDrespectfully inform %ftfr1en*s in Ottumwa, and country in Wap ello county, and the public generally, that he is now in receipt of a large and well assorted stork of FAi,Land WINTER Goods, of almost e^erv variety, which were care fully selected to suit this market. The stock consists in part as follows: LINEN, LUSTRES. JACONETS. CAMBRICS. AND FANCY PRINTS, ,/£.V.VF J,IXQ BONNETS TRIO* i ING8% a Ribbon in great variety of style and quali ty. and a beautiful assortment of Artificials, Parasols. *c. Also. Ladies', Misses' and children's shoes of every variety end style. —ALSO:— Berege de lains, lawns, muslins. Fancy black and blue Merimac print.* French Ginghams, M.d'lains, alpaccue Black colored and figured lustres, broad cloths Cassitneres, satinets, jeans, flannel linsey, Tickiug, hdktf's, cross barred and plain jaconet Swibo muslin, Irish Linen, bleached and brown domestic, checks, table cloths, Hosiery, gloves, ribbons and a great vari ety of Yankee Notions, togethj^ ufijfo a large supply of E A Y A /ALL 4* WINTER CLOTHING. Such as coats, pantaloons and vests of ev ery variety, flaunel shirts, drawers, alap A SPLENDID LOT OF Hats and Caps,' and a choice selection of HOOTS AND SHOES,


ocr: SPRETC 1853. NORTH & SCOTT, WHOLESALE DEALERS I* BOOTS St SHOES, 95 main Street, S O U I S O ARE now receiving tiieir Spring an! Summer supplies, consisting of every variety and description of M^ns, Women, Boys, Misses and Children's wear, manufac tured in the Atlantic Cities, all of which have been selected with the greatest care, made to order, aud all of the newest styles. Having 6uch arrangements East so as to be continually in receipt of th most desi I rable goods, thereby being enabled to pre jseutun unbroken and finished assortment throughout the season. .Being determine! to oiler to the trade such gooJs as will givelf entire satisfaction t© consumers, an i at prices that will guarantee a liberal profit to purchasers, would therefore respecttully ask th^ MESCMSTS iF DES liilS VALLEY lo give the assortment and prices an exam ina.ion, when iu the market,as we feel con fident of being able to make it to their in terest. N. B.—Orders solicited, which will meet with prompt and especial attention.


ocr: WAGoYliK I' At I't. Urccn Tp. f|MlE undersigned respectfully inform the citizens of this anl tie adjoining counties that he has commenced the Wag on Making Business in all its various bran ches, and hopes that, by strict attention to business and by making reasonable charges for his work, to merit ami receive liberal of public patronage. He has determined to work for those per living on the north side of the river lower to pay their ferriage, if the.y choose to give him their work. Repairing doue on the shortest possible notice. BENJ. WRIGHT, Dec. 18th. 1851—tf.


ocr: i (&racfcnbarg JEUfeiantft. LL the above medicines are for sale by J. PUMHOY, Regular Agflgf.


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: A S O N I IOWA CITT LOOOE No. 4, /KIN LOIKIK N'O meets on the first Saturday evening in each month st Masonic Hall. ji. meets or. the Friday eve uintf preceding thji I'I Moon in each month. IOWA CITY JCiiAPTKn N'o. 2, meets oaUt&&Cai cuing in each mouth.


ocr: Another Scientific Wonder! E A U E FOR DYSPEPSIA! DR. J. S. HOUGHTON'S PEPSIN1 THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUIDf OIC, GASTRIC Jl'K'E. Prepared from RENNET, or the fourth 8torn" ach of the Ox, after directions of BABOH LI*" BIO, the great Physiological Chemist, by HOUGHTON, M. D., Philadelphia, Pa. This is a great Natural remedy for INDIOESTIOF, MSPEFSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT, COWSTI TATION. and DEBILITY, curing after Nature'a own method, by Nature's own Agent, the Gastric Juice. D" Half a teaspoonfullof PEPSIN infused in wa ter, will digest or dissolve Five Pounds oj Roast Beef in about two hours, out of the stom ach. PEPSIN is the chief element, or Great Di- ... gestive Principle of the Gastric Juice—-the Sol rent of the Food, the Purifying, Preserving, and Stitnulating Agent"of the Stomach and Intes tines. It is extracted from the Digestive Stom ach of the Ox, thus forming a TALE WOESTIVK FLUID, precisely like the natural Gastric -Juice in its cnemical powers, and furnishing a COM PLETE and PERFECT SUBSTITUTE for it. SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! IT Call on the Agent, and get a descriptive circular, gratis, giving a large amount of SOIKK TIFIC EVIDENCE, from Liebig's Animal Chemifc* try Dr Combe's Physiology of Digestion D» Pereira on Food and Diet Dr John W Draper* of New York University Prof. Danglison's. Physiology Prof.Silliman, of Yale College Dr Carpenter's Physiology tc, together with re ports of cnass froui all parti of (lie UaitM States.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: C. R. SPENCER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEK IN O E I E S (1 door S of J. N. Evans' Dry Good Store.) Front St., Burliugtou, lows* fry~ U receiving daily 1 a Targe and complete stock stantly on hand of FRESH IA and keeps con MIL 1' F. S. I expect to greatly increase my already large stock in a few weeks. Give me a call. [aug. 11, '53—6mJ ©rittfrnburg fUrfemtus. I the above medicinee are for JQl Uy ./. Pt MROy, Regular Aga^fc


ocr: DIED, On Thursday the 3d ir,st., of Inflam ation of the Lunge, FRANCES, daugh ter of N. C. and MARY C. HILL, aged 4 years, 4 months, and 10 days.


ocr: Fall and Winter Cheaper than the Cheapest! TAVID SANIJtf, "IT^OULDrespectfullv 'n'"orm hinfriends in Ottumwa, and count rv in Wap ello county, and the public generally, that he is now in receipt of a largf and well assorted stock of FA^Land WINTER Goods, of almost every varitty, which were care fully selected to suit this market. The stock consists in part as follows: L/XEX. LUSTRES. JACONETS, cmmnines, ax/) fancye Z&RIXTS, .JEXXY LIND IlOXXETS Sr TRIM JXGS, Ribbon in great variety of style and quali ty, and a beautiful assortment of Artificials, Parasols, *c. Also. Ladies', Mis«s' and children's shoes of everr variety and style. —ILSi):— Berege de lains. lawns, muslins. Fancy black and blue Merimacpriatt? French Ginghams, M.d'lains, alpaccas Hlack colored and figured lustrei, broad cloths Cassimeres, satinets, jeans, flannel linsey, Ticking, hdkiT's, cross barred and plain jaconet Swiss muslin, Irish Linen, bleached and brown domestic, checks, table cloths. Hosiery, gloves, ribbons and a great vari ety of Yankee Notions, together with a large supply of READY-MADE ALL 4* WINTER CLOTHIXO. Such as coats, pantaloons and vests of ev ery variety, llaunel shirts, drawers, also A SPLENDID LOT OF Hats and Cap*, and a choice selection of BOOTS AXD SHOWS, just the "article" for the season. Hardware, Cutlery, Queens and Glass ware, Groceries, Tea, Su^ar, CotTee, Pepper, Allspice. Dyestufl's, Spun Thread. Those who are in want of the above ar ticles are respectfully invited to call and examine the stock. No trouble to show 1 I i


ocr: LOUDENS Fills. PILLS, Jaynes Senative do Moffats do, Brag^s do, Branieths do Lees do, McCleans Liver do, for sale by May 26, '53. W. L. ORR. D. P. Inskcep fc Co., AGENTS for Louden & Co.'s celebrated Family Medicines. Cull a aud an almanac for 1S&3. Doc. 30th, lo52. ]Aj| UTTY and Window Glass for sale w H7 W. IN ORR.


Muscatine journal.

ocr: a S 'y"' °.frVi| OaaQaaooa30iaCfaaOQ0aiaaaoao ««««ya«uuooo ao?|| gSky-Light Ddgiicrreian G«illerv,| a Over H. Q. Junes' 4. r,.', S/orc' muscati.xe, ggoodnumber iOVTA. I' will be useless to enumerate tho many a tjnalil.es ol Mr. Kunm's Itkenease., 5 ut the that daily leave his Gallon® p. i.rounges h'm to think h:s endeavors 10 sui'-g 1 ub!lc 0 /. a'- s j»i„ ""l1u"aVi"l,0,s-®5m-s-i5 dv


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

ocr: "Ntw Bo«ks and Drug Store.. L. B. & o. A7~PATTERSON, Dealers in Books and Stationery of all kinds. Drugs, Medicines, Pdin/s, Oils. Dye-Stuffs, 1 ar nisheft, and I'atrnt Medicines, fa. AVE JUST RECEIVED AND ARE: are r.ow opening the largest and best as sortment of BOOKS,DRUGS,AND STATION ERY, ever offered in this city, which will be said at prices reduced one-half from the old rates. Persons wanting anything ib oxu line will do well to give us a call, as we ue deter mined to sell. Iowa City, May, 1851. I NDIGO,M ADL'ER.LCteWOO'DjEXT RACT Logwood for sa,le at PATTIERSON'S Mff-«M e 5l.


Muscatine journal.

ocr: JOilA K. OOttl.KY, WIMI .i.SUS iMi it 1 -IAT 1. mai 111 GiloeaiilES, T01iAVC0A» PROVISIONS, &C. Mmmtifte, V«rrh !». 1S i: V


ocr: '"T* H. W. \i()OU wifoz.Es.iLj: A \D iiLrrAiT.nityLEitm Iron. ,T\Tail#, Sterl., IJiacksmitbs' Tools Castings and Coopers' Tools. see our oUCrfesdslit sU-limis. A Karaite, Sheet Ironw Copper, Tin Plate, Wire, Zinc, Uivets, 4c* /|so, manufacturer of Ti4, Coppci and Sheet Trot Ware., nit' (VParliicrshijiVJ SVT the underfiBrKM] linve tlyg (Ta (No» fm j. Ix-r'^4,-IS5".) sssori.ded e\jrs«lv(i togvther j|rider the nsme and ^syle of Crane & iivans, for the purpose ci ilijjfit a General (iroeetry, Coinpiis snd Forwirdii liu»iuet8. We have taken new brirk s'ore ne*t I'oor south ot Peter Jac k son's, on Wattrstreet, where we will 1e hn^jiy'ift », ,vt CHAS. u srtttrte, Dse^ 31JIS59—tf. •f


ocr: F. A. OLDER, LIIS £eatli f^dby th"'cclcbr-ted 1 GFTO^TTHTR smk dki(H?fiuiie Horn® OF 1 I A E E COMBINED A N O I N A I O N Th ursday, Sept. 8th at Wapello, on Fridny Sept. 9ih at Grandview, on Stl urdav. Sept- 10th at MUSCATINE, on MONDAY, SEPT 12TH, 1853. fr^«t oo{lcc1i n1'ofrlUCj tli'isc tvso vast establUhment.-I, united for the present uraaofl. ftw by hr I V I N A N I A S And the nMMt .ttr.itive array or KVTKIITAININr. XOVKl.TI 8, ever exhibited in this or aiiv CuiUry. contuitiH many RARE ami beautiful lfralun:ui imL' furmiug a INOt WITH y u O IS Will exhibit at Burliogtoa, «Nl W«ilne«dttr, S*p|, ftli «t Dodgeville, SPTH IMI'IIS OF mnts. Arabian t'uineL-), Asiatic aud African Lions, Uoyal aud Brazilian Tigers.Cheta or Huntinir Leonards American Panthers. Cougars, Ocdots, Civit Cat, Mexican Lion, drizzly and Hluck Bears .u".,','1,L'ljl'ak''l which will lie exhibited 111 cunuectiiiu with Mabie's United States Circus, without extra charge. arrivo in town on the eJiove morning, and there will V*» u l!ie lari'",t'll li'e HEW toa« SBASS BAH», Directed by the ronowr/e.l l.iirle player, F. A. STEELE. Conspicuous in the traiidCavalcade wilt he Ac MAMMOTH I'EltKOHM !.\i CAtiE. weighing over 10.000 INA^NILKVUT UIUVIUG IIAUORAIUIU terforiucd MiBIE & C0.'S UNITED STATES CIRCUR Manager. uninial nature, such as Asiatic and China hee[i also, a great variety of Birds and Moukevs KLE- OKANU I'KOCK&UON heralded United States. Xbe itrocevkm will 'be prece- (oands,drnwu A thrilling performance at each exhihitiou in an immense perforniing den by Sign.ir Uitloraliro the most renowned of Lion coni|iierors, who will, at a certain period, cuter the deu of bis Urrilic u'roune of" 1 ions Ti gers. opards, Cougars, l'untliers, Ac—the same as by k.uht SNOW-WHTTK by him iu all the principal citiea of vpo»itory of N'ature and Art. KxutiiiTiON—rrom 1 to 4 P. M., and 7 to lo 1\ M. AJMUiiua*—OJ ckiidrcQ 2^ «xuU, to tlws whole coiultinetl exhibition. For furthar partinUam, sea WIRC pkUirial and .Wecijitive bilk and Hthograplui, at the principal l^pt -'. .Vi, 2t.j w. *TDAVIS, Agent.


ocr: MORE NEW GOODS. We are in receipt, per late arrivals, of a spleulUf assortment ol Silk and Satin Bonnet": Men's and Boy*' Hats aud Caps Men's and Boys' lieadv Made Clothing: also, I.on# Shawls of every variety, all of which w|lt he sfdd at (ireat Barjrains at Oct. 7. 'A3—It. 1'AK.HKR it DOOLITTLE'f^i


ocr: ljtTtHrtine, Loella. J. oKec. J. McKee, J. McKee, Lad lartine, J. McKee. PORT Of MUSCATINE: ARRIVALS AMD !KI»ARTURKS OT STBA For the we»-k ending noon IM" iihiyr OCT. MAtlTKK, WUKHKVKOM, WIIFM fS 1 J. McKee. Matson, Rock Wand. Montioae Jenny land, IMsnev, (ialena, st. Lo«ia Shvnaiid mh, I^ivielle, ialena,,st. Loaria A«ii, smith, St. l'anl.'st. I»ala WitMMHisiu, lirifltth, ialena. st. IxMla Heme", M»ntr»stj, Galeaa Morrison, St. Paul. St. I/ml* Matson. Mpntro*e, Rock 1*1 ud Matnon, Kock Inland, Montraae Mataon, Montrose, Ro k Islaad Itetney, (ialena xontroaa. Matron, Kock Maud, Montroae


Des Moines courier.

ocr: £f lr. JauieM L. Taylor, W^KNDKRS his services to the citizens i J| ot OUurowa and vicinity. I Office opposite the the Ottmnwa House, "Mm'- room as Summers' Law Ollice. fc»y nth, iyw.


Muscatine journal.

ocr: V PRO BONO PUBLICO! ALL YOU THAT WANT BARGAIN CALL ON Bryant & Chamberlin, On hit' i Avtnue. ~ppmle the Ntvudj Mill, ,'1" •c" 'wenly per cent. ICM tH any home in ny lou*e in iii«- city. Having frioud* im Louia, we ure enabled to get good* u n« and low. t»ririf» 50 than other houued. and *ar|c« coflfce ew disposed Io M:1I good, luwer than *»cr OFFEND in tUia Oiailiet. W n U E E I V E 10 bh 'stftigar 300 piece* print* 50 do lawns Shall keep constantly on band a large alocL et CLOTHING, which will be sold at low fisunmi FOK 'WIL LAWfiS WE HAV&«» Silkn Jacconeilegf Kil'boita Swiss Hosiery Bishop LflVn Eilginge Bar'd Cambrics And a vartrty of other goods. amine, Call and and we wil/ b» most happy le ahow yea our ff.KxIs *ud price«. B. 4 (j, Muscatine, Joly 22. 18M.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: FALL ARRIVAL AT THE New Drug Storei 8IGX OF THE BIG MORTAR* Wholesale and Kcf^J^ '^WJLUAM L. ORR,1 SNOW OPENING in the room formerly occupied by W. S. Carter & Co., a large assortment of fmsh DRUGS, MEDICIXES, PAINTS, OIL S, I) 1E- S FFS, PERFUMERY, Sec. Hi. stock hns been selected with par (icuUr regard to freshness and purity, and cun be recommended to Physicians and others who want articles thai ean be depended upon. His stock consuta in part of the following articles, viz: Alcohol, Acid Tartaric,' Muriatic,^ Aqua Ammonin, Antimony, Adhesive Plaster, Gum Aloes, Arabici Sarsapirilla, Quini Tannm. I Pai«»t4, Oils Nitric, Sulphurie«... Blue Mas*, Borax, Calomel^ Croton fillt Castor Oil, Cod Liver Oil|« Cayenne, African Corosive Sublimate, Ore 1111 Tartar, Chloride of Lime, Chamomile Flowers Chloroform, Caotharides Oint. Carbonate of Iron, Ouin Camphor, Cssential Oils of all kinds,' Ilyil. Ctm. Creta, Ilydr. Potas, Iodine, Iodide ot Iron. Iodide of Leaa* Jamaica (iingef, Magnesia, Varnishes. Chrome (Ireen, Yellow, Lamp Black, Litharge, iOxtra Paris Groen, Prussian Ditto, Rose Pink, Red Lead, Yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown, Terra de Sienna, Turkey Umber, Yenitian Red, Vermillion, (iold Leaf, (iold Bronzy Verdigris, Linseed Assafoetijlfe Turpentine, Coach Varnish, Japan, w Copal, Wlr 11 atifaa nruKHVSs Paint Brushes, Varnish do White wash do Flesh do Hair Cloth?1* Tooth Shoe Sash do do do do do Uzm Manna, Morphia Sulph. Musk, Nitrate of Silver* Opium. Pro'o lod. of Mere Red Precipitate, Spirits of .Nitre, Sulphuric Erher, Squill Root, Pure Braudieg A Wines, Por Medicinal pur posesit- Pale PclUriosen Brandy, Otard Branjh^* Port Wine, Madeira dm, Mal-^ga, qa Powdered, Super Carb. Soda, —A S O A good assortment of Botanic Medt eines. Ottumwa, Nov. 1st, 1852


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ocr: TFOfPir®. J. Di.3 il-, 0@WA. BETTS. house has been newly fitted tip and is kept by he proprietor He is de rail ned to keep it in such manner and on rms that will receive a continuance of public bat ronage. Ttoipn, October 27th, 1852. Pbopbietob. THISnowC.


ocr: ANNOL'NCK mm OFF IT COST FOR CAjjH. lo their friends and eiMaMt ers that, they are now olfuring to ll.iir »ery desirable stock of Mil GOOm, GROCERIES A libW Alt E, til EEN S\V ARE, Hals and Cap,, Nails ami (Jlass, Axes, Sugar,


Des Moines courier.

ocr: Soda, tttyolcenlc anb Uetail DRUG STORE, Ottumwa, Iowa. TitiflS PUMROY would inform the lie, his friends, and the "rest of man kind" that he has just returned with a brge nnd rahf.fi'lly selected stock or rnc=n una rAnF.r Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye- Stuffs, Perfumery, fye. $*c. a pleasure for him to say that his L$LK It is fs tock is now entirely complete, and that he pleased at all to wait on customers who may he so fortunate as to give him a call and he hopes by faithful anil prompt atten tion to his own business, not only to merit but to ehare a reasonable portion of the |ublic patronage, (lis stock consists in fart of ths following articles, vis. U S 3 dum Camphor, re fined, Jum Aloes, Capt and Soc trine, Gum Opium, Tur key, Guin Arabic* l-'psom Salts, Cream Tartar, Bornx, relin^d, Flour of Sulphur, Brimstone, roll, Saltpetre, refined, lii Curb, of Soda, Tartaric Acid, Iiochelle Root, Senna, Alexandria, and East liidn, Magnesia, calcined, and carbonate. Extracts and Oils of all kinds, Sand Paper assor ted. 1{.nd Columbb, Liquoricc Ball, (flue, prime article. Sulphate ofQuinme, Cuhwnel, English & American. PAINTS AND DYE-STUFFS* Flax Seed Oil, pure.|Paris Green, .Spirits Turpentine, Cop d, and Coach Varnish, Gurn Copal, prime. Eng. Veuiiian Red. Spanish brown, •Yellow Ochre, Spanish Whiting, Red Lead, Lit Iterate, ,„v Lamp Blacky4 .J Chrome Grerti flifld Chrome Yellow, Prussian Blue, Dutch Madder, Indigo, best article, Logwood, & Fustic, Camwood and Nic wood. Ext. of Logwood, Alum & Copperas, Dry Verdigris, Alcohol & Whiskey Acid Muriatic, Sul ph uric, &c. Gold I eaf, Bronse. Lots, stacks aud piles of almost every kind of Patent Medicines. Books and Stationer & St. A good assortment of Books and tionery. A splendid article of writing pa per, and any quantity of things in the N'o tion line. A first rate lot of /ewebj war ranted genuine. —ALSO?— A choice lot of Liquors, for medical uses, consisting of Coguiac Brandy. Port, Mcdaira aud Malage Wines, Rye Whiskey, Rhubarb Root. Corrosive sublimate Red Precipitate, Powdered Rhubarb, Powdered Jalap, Ipecac, do. Canthnrides, Corks, assorted. Jars, bottles, vials. Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Olive Oil, prim^ ,: Rad Gentian, Spigelia, or Pink


ocr: & Li THE UNDERSIUNKD would inform the citizens of Wapello and counties that he has com- minted th e Saddle and Harness Making Bus iness in Dahlonega, where he will keep constantlv on hand a good assortment of Saddles, Bridles, Har ness, Collars, Trunks, Whips, and Carpet B»«s, whi( hr will sell as low as they be bought in this county. Give a before buying elsewhere. and examine my stock and work. Carriages trimmed in workman-like manner. I also keep good Eastern tanned Sole and Upper Leather, Calf Skins, Shoe Find ings, ftcc., for sale low. 1 will pay the highest market price hides. CHARLES KIMBLE. Dahlonega, May 2?th 1852. ly


ocr: Pmphlets, Hi* iik Deed s, ITI otfrapes, ft PLAIN AND FANCY JOB 3 1« Hand-Mils Circular*, Labels, 1ALL TICKETS, COUNTY ORDERS kl DONE ON THE SHORTEST NOTIC* AT THIS FIICE. O U A E N S The following persons are duly authorised to net as agents for the Courier: Ashland** lowavitfet. THOMAS PINO, JOHN BAKF.R, P. M. SAM. T. CALOWF.LI., F. G. MCCLINTICK, Dr. JOHN C. JOMNSO* M. HEDKICK, H. KIRKPATRICK, LEVI JENKINS, DUNLAP & FISH, B. F. ANDERSON, BACK, J. W. CUMMIITR, F. PlERMAN, H. P. BENNETT, Dhhlonega. Kirkvillfci Ftn. Spr% Rldyvilk. Ofekaloosa. Allen. Sidney. lenwood. TT7" S. SWYMMER, General News TT paper nnd advertising agent, cor ner of Second and Chcsnut streets, over the Post-Office, St. Louis, Mo., is our au thorized agent for St. Louis. His receipts will be held good by us. "V. B. PALMER, the American News paper Agent, is THE ONLY AUTHORIZE^ A GENT for this paper in the cities of Boston, New York and Philadelphia, and is duly empowered to take advertisements and sub- scriptions at the rates as required by us. is receipts will be regarded as payments. His otficesare—Boston, Scollay's buildings, New York—Tribune Buildings Philadel- phia—N. W. corner Thirdand Chestnut streets."


ocr: DRUGGIST. .... AT TIIE SIGN OF THE* BIG MORTAlt, 0TTIMWA, IOWA. XT/OULD RESPECIFULLY inform the public that he has just received a fresh addition to his stock, which i sists in part of the following articles: 5 U S Alcohol, i Acid Tartarian Do Muriatie, ISupr. Caife. iTannin. Soda, /BRUSHES, faint Brushes Varnish do White Wash Do Nitric, Do Sulphiwia, Aqua Amonit, Antimony, Adhesive Piaster* Gum Aloes, Do Assolottida, Do Arabic, Blue Mass, Borax, Calomel, Oroton Oil, Castor Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Cayenne—African, Corrosive Sublimate Cream Tartar, Chloride of Lime, Chamomile Flowers Chloroform, Cantharides—Oin'nt Carbonate of Iron, Gum Camphor, i Essential Oils, Hyd. Cum. Ureta. Hydr. Potas, Iodine, Iodide of Iras* Do do Lead, Jamaica Ginger, Magnesia, Manna, Morphia Sulph., Musk, Nitrate of Silver, Opium, Proto. lod. of Merc. Red Precipitate, Spirits of Nitre, Sulphuric Ether, SquiJl, Root, Squill, Powdered, Sarsaparilla, MEDICAL Otard Brandy Pale Pelleveison Port Wine, Maderia do Malaga do 0C2r"Alsoa general assortment of tanic Medicines. May 26,1353. Thomas J. Rice, & Co., fcObolsale 0rorcro attb d» Flesh Shaving Hair Cloth Tooth Shoe Sa fh do do do do do do do AVII.LI Ain L, OllR, Wholesale and Retail, PAINTS, OILS VARNISHES. Chrome Green, Chrome Yellovr, Lamp Black, Litharge, Extra Parts Prus. Blue, Rose Pink, Red Lead, Yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown,,.. Terra de Siennat, Turkey Umbetf Venitian Red, Vermillion, Gold Leaf, Gold Bronze, Verdigri?, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Coach Varnish, Jjpan do


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ocr: JL i WISH TO PURCHASE, nnn W9HBLS of Wha^, 1,000 bushels of 2,ih»o bushels tff Corn, 1,1(00 Rrtd 1,000 Bsrlef 100 1 ^!*x pO0 White Beans, Tne above irlidtt will be of Debts or for Goods at cash prices. H. W. Iowa City, Feb. Ifilh, 1653.-ly.


ocr: JOY TO THB WORLD I'EllRV DAVIS' A I N K I E I For the entire eradication of all Pain. EXTERNAL «t INTERNAL RESftiDT! No fAttrLi suorLpHK wituoit it! One twenty five cent bottle will do more to crtn rineu you of its efficacy, than all the adver tisements in the World IT IS Wit A ITS N i W DENOTES


ocr: HART & LOVE, AT the sign of ihe STOVE, one door west of the Post Office, are now receiving an Unusual large stock of Slorea, and other urtt •b-a in their line, and ate prepared to eaecifto all orders for work iu, "Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron, ... 'itn dispatch nnd upon reasonablMertns, and •spi-ftfully so'ieit the patronage of the public. 1*1. ... ... I. ..t O. 1 __ ». Their Stuck of Stoves embraces the greatest Variety ever brought, to ihis market, amongst %hicb tnnv be found the following "PRAIRIE STATE, superior and heavv article of air tight.-"'" CHARTER OAK, Stove not excelled by any. RUCK'S IMPROVED PATENT, being a great improvement upo.i the original and justly celebrated "A Buck's PateHI." 1MOXEER, the fce#rie«t nd best premium StiatayetiDede, Superior,^ '0 V#iy feeavy and superior .patera. 1, u.. PRIZE 1'KrttoltfSf, *'cll known and needs i\o rccommciidatiglh- VICTORY a variety of sites of these, and all of the ttboVe patterns. Also, Herftlft% Stores, in great variety. May 31st 1^53. tIUiAiN I'UMrS.jnst received and for sale by may 30, HART A LOVE. ^11 STERN AN'D^FORCE l"UMPS, and Lead V Pipe, for sale by May 3W, IlART A LOVE BRASS KETTUBS, a new supply received may 30, HART A LOVE. SAD IRONS, and Sb+vels and Tongs, for sale by May 30, HART A LOVE. COFKKE MILLS, Japnned ware, Spoons, Lan'es, Skimmers and Forks, for sale by May :i(l, HART A LOVK. FOR SAL.£1. SEVKRALin tracts of first rate farming laud, situated Linn, Clinton Washington gnd Jones coun iea, including ono IMFROVBD PAP.M in Linn county: all of which will be sold cheap and on accommodating terms. Apply to Wm Smyth. Marion, Linn county, Cook A Sargeai.t, Davenport, or to tho undersigned. FOR A. H. PALMER. Iowa city, May 18th, 1853. LAND WARRANTS, sale nn Time, May 18, 1H53. A. H. PALJIBR. GLOVER, TIMOTHY, Kentucky Bluegrasa, ami Red Top seeds onion setts, Lima and Mohawk beans, peas,Ac, just ree'd and for sale April 2, 1*53 by W FYFFE CONTRACT OF


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Des Moines courier.

ocr: 1 9PKII\G 1853 NOimr&aMT, WUULLHALE DEALKK3 IU BOOTS Sc SHOES, •5 Main Street* ST. LOUIS, MO.t ARE now receiving their Sprina and Summer supplies, consisting of every variety and description of Mens, Women, Boys, Misses anu Children's wear, manufac tuicd in the Atlantic Cities, all of which have been selected with the greatest care, made to order, aud all of the newest styles. Having such arrangements East so as to be continually in receipt of tho most desi rable goods, thereby being enabled to pre sent an unbroken und finished assortment throughout the season. Being determined to oiler to the trade such goods as will give entire satisfaction to consumers, aud at prices that will guarantee a liberal profit to purchasers, would therefore respectfully ask the n ii To ive the assortment and prices an exam ination, when in the market, as we feel con fident of being able to make it to their in terest. N. B.—Orders solicited, which will Meet with prompt and especial attention. March 3rd, 1853.


ocr: VfcUK Wanted. fvfMVI LBS ot Seneca Snake Root win UvUU ted, for which we will pay the big!test market price iu goods, if delivered soon. Also Mustard Seed taken in ex change for goods, by JOHN PUMROY. Ottumwa, May *i3d, 1851. UKE EH. V1NEGAK for PUMHOY. IT *jr


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ocr: OR. J. 8. HOUGHTON'S DIGESTIVE FLUID, OR, 4.AMTRIC JI'ICB. lv agreeabie to the taste, and may be Prepared from KKNNKT, rr the fourth stng. acli of the (x, aft4-r diwrions of BAROU IMT* the .. !.... .. ......I.1,I,[i t.. 1861. I v J. S. II "W jt Hi.- I'l.-t tn the year i 'h.1 rlerk'i IM-tri.t Aliother Scleut E A CUF*E DYSPEPSIA! 81 Bio, the great Physiological Chemist, by Hoi OIITON, M. D., Phi'adeltibia, Pa. This is a great Natural remedy for i*DiaESTiMr» DYSVirslA, JAI XIUCK. LIVER COMPLAINT, CO.NMt" PATION. and DKBI|.ITT^ curing after Naturrt own method, by Nature s own Agent, (AS Gastric Juice. O'Half a teaspoonfullof PrrsiN infused in wa ter will digest or dissolve Five Pound* tj Roast Beef in about two hour*, out of the stom- PKPS1N is the chief element, or Great Di Itestive Principle of the Gastric Juice the Sol hem of the Food, the 1'nrifyinq, Preserving, and Stimulating Agent of the Stomach and Intes tines It is extracted from the Digestive Ston^ ach of the Ox, thus forming a TRIE DIOESTIVS KLIII. precisely like the natural Ga.stric luice in its chemical powers, and furnishing a COM PLETE and PI-RKKCT si usriTiTK for it. SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE! ICTCall on the Agent, and get a descriptive circular, gratis, giving a large amount ofscinr I TIFIC F.vi»mcK, from Liebig's Animal Chenjis urv Dr Combe's Physiology of Digest.on Dr Pweiia on Food and Diet Dr John W Draper,. I of New York University Prof Qunalison S I Ph«*sio]oiry Prof SiUiiuuiv. at OnUwi D* Carpenter s Physiology Ac, together with re-. •I ports of CLEES from all parts of the ^Juitedr Statesf. NO» ALCOHOL, BITTERS, OR ACIDS! VT Remember this: Dr HOIOHTON'S PBPSIB irm great NATIRAL KKMKI'V, free from ALCOHOL, BIT TEIIS, ACIPS. and NAi'Stot s DRLGS. It is extrenie- 1 a ken by most feeble patients who cannot eat a a- ter cracker without acute distress. Bewar««fi DRL'ootn miTATioxs. Pepsin is NOT A DRI«. CURES IN EVERY TOWN! Dr Houghton's PEPSIN has now been tested for upwards of two years, in every large town in the United States, and the Agents can refer Dyspeptics to many RLMAUKABLK CLEFS IS KVE uy TOWN Numerous details ol cases, reports are given in the circulars furnished by Aguut* gratis. PEPSIN IN FLUID AND POWDER,- Dr HOIOBTON'S Ptrsui is prepared in Fowda* and Fluid form—aud in Prescription vials for the use of Physicians. PRIVATE CIR. LLARS FOR PHYSICIANS MAY be OIH tained of Dr Houghton cr his Agent'*, desert bing the whole process of preparation, and giving the authorities upon which th« claim* —based. As it is N tbih new remedy are based. As it NOT A KCBKT RLMKPY, NO objection can b® raised against its use by Physicians in respectable standing and regular practice. Price, ONE DUI.LAK perJioltle. dJ'OUSbKVK THIS!—Every bottle of the fenume I'ti'SIN bcar^ tlie wriltui) bijju®lur€ OX S HOUGHTON, M. sole proprietor,Phi ladelphia, Pa. Copy-right aud 'lrade Mark iLTSoldbyallDruggistsahdDealerain Med- 1 icines. AGENTS—L O A PATTERSOT.Whola sale and Ketail Agents, low A CUT DOUGH EKT Y, MLSCATINB. August wa, le5^-y GENTS and Youths brush and w ool,Kossutla Leghorn aud palm leaf bats,


ocr: W A A E I HAVE just received from Boston lar gest invoice of ROOM PAPER tmbrought into Iowa. Consisting of OT«P varying in price from lOcts. to $2,00 a piece. Also, a large assortment of BORDERING, WINDOW PAPER, OILED WINDOW SHADES and fixtures for han|ing curtains. I am prepared to sell at E A S E N I E S Titizens of Johnson county who wish to buy PAPER HANGINGS, please call at litfRNETT'S HOOK STORE, April 20,1853. 2d -t Muscatine. O A W Y E S AN O O S 1AM prepared to Ordtr or Srll a!. 'ATA« LOG UK PRICES, all kinds ol Medical artt Law Book*. R. M. BURNETT. Muscatine, April SO, 1B53


ocr: SLIG0 I PON ST0EE. IOWA CITY. Hufacturers AVING made arrangements with the man for the sale of thi* ee'ebratcd Irofi, we have on hand and shall hereafter keep supplied withjthe largest and most com* piete stock of IRON AND STEEL that can be found in the couniry, wbiek will guarantee to sell as low as can be pur chased at the river. The'juality of ihisiroa is well known to be superior to any other, ami h)acksmi'hs usinr it will find it a great Having over any other kind. F. SANXAT. December 'ii, 1^51.


ocr: JOY TO TUB I'ERKV DAVIS' A I N K I E for the entire eradication of id I I*ain, EXTERNAL A INTERNAL REMI'.DYI No ITAMU.V 8IIOUI.ll |IK WITHOUT IT.' .' One twenty live cent Imtth- will do more raf'tfn vincu you of Its etHcaey,than aM tlm ad|ffcr ti.em.nt~ lo tlo- World IT IS WHAT ITS /V I 1//• m:SOTE$ A Pal


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Des Moines courier.

ocr: The Way to fflake a Fortune. A SAVING of 100 per cent. Every man put in his own chain pumps. 500 feet of Chain at 16 cents per foot.— Also good pine tubing at 12i cents per foot. A Few Lightning.Rods Left. Call Kon as 1 wish to close them out. K. WASHBUKM.


ocr: 1101 WA\TI D! A boy, from 16 to 18 yrars old, who can bring good recommendations as to moral character and industry, is wanted at this oflice^tp learn the Printing business. One frbm the country is desired.


Muscatine journal.

ocr: WILLIA.U NORTH. WILLIAM V. SCOT*. •\41ylv Tlt AIti: 18,13. NORTH & SCOTT. WHOLESALE DKALEKS IN Boots, Shoes and Brogans, ARE No. 0 Main-st., ST. LOUISf MO., recei'inK their more than usual hciuy stoc"k of Roots, Siiok and Hiiduans, which will be found much the lur^'-'t und in-.-t h.-.-iralile one West of the Mountains, iuunufu-lunad expressly to order and the known demands ofthe Western trade, comprising ev article in their line. Beinjr desirous ot' increasing their trade with the merchants ul' IowA,re-iKTtfully solicit from them an examination of Imth ,-t x-k and prices, when in market, feeling fally assured they can ofler every inducement, and the saine will Ik- e.xten Jed. that cau be obtained in any ofthe Atlantic ("ities i4 tlu -.ime time presenting an uuhpiken assortment at ull times. Particular and prompt attention will be given to all orders, which are respectfully solicited. Scales. on hand Scales of all sixes—Couu Platform and Dormant—to be sold low


ocr: 0FPEKS THOMAS MERCER* SURVEYOR Sr CIVIL ENGINEER, his services to the citizens of Mnsra tine and surrounding country, as Surveyor anJ Civil Engineer. His residence ia on Sec nd 8l. ostern partof the city, near the ateam saw-mills. Muscajne, Jan. 28, 185G—tf.


ocr: ot in to Fne dt do Chap Feed W. D. AMENT, WHOLESALE AM) RET All DEALER IN Iron Mountain Iron, Rails, Slccl, ltlackMuillis' Tools Ac. N'i'OVIiN! Manufacturer of Copper, Tin and sheet iron ware. tIJST RECEIVED—A fine lot ol Eilley's celebrated COOK STOVES, (theClmtSV Os k)— the beat Stove now in use, without any excepwou. [Muscatine, Sept 9, 1852. FOMEliOY, BEiYi ON & CO. n 1WORTKKS American, English, A. BE now receiving their supplies fur the a AND P. S. We shall coutine ourselves strictly to facts aud low prices. Sept. 2d^ JOUUKR8 otter throughout the season the largest and best selects stock oi tnrouguoui vue setisou we wig"' cointry. unr WOOLE N DEPARTMENT will be very extensive, embracing every variety of Ch tlis and Cassimeres, Satinets, Jttias, FloBMbf Blankets, and Blanket Cloth. Our stock of SILK, FANCY AND DRESS GOODS, will lie unusually larjre and attractive, and we will,as heretofore, keep the lead in thU class of Goods, by con stantly exhibiting the largest assortment and the most elegant st\les, ot any lioubti iu the ue«t. Our stock of WHITE AND LINEN GOODS, will be very large, including every variety of style aud quality, and being imported ly iiCSvt from tfw manufacturers, we will be able to ofler great bargains. Our assortment of SHELF GOODS, will be the most extensive ever opened in St. Louis, embracing every article wanted in this line. A\ e shall adhere strictly to our system of bkllinu vkuv cukai- to casii anu i-komi-t mkn. Ihe policy of using our money to bu/c x-ds ut auction fut cash. (instead ofOxpenjl n* it all tor exorbitant rent and extravagant sala ries,) enables its to sell at prices a little 1 .wer than other liou s can I'osm ly all-.rd. 1.. this tact (that our Goods an' selected bv the best buyer that goes fn»n tuts irkd.mut knight Jor rush,) are wc indebted tor the renutation our house"lias acquired all over the country,of supplying country merchants at less puces than any house East or West, ami this rcjnUation we are determined to rrtat*, by selling cubafek than kvek. osoayL 9 OlftNEB THIRD STRKET AND IOWA ATBIVtr^ MUSCATINE. IOVV-A.- HE auhecribcra having undjrtaken tin- management of thi* tine new Mill, i nl rm the iiti rr.s' Muscatine and thesurronuding country that they keep ronMnntly en and aud for sole on the most reasonable terms, a full and very superior atock of Extra Fall Wheat Flour Ship-niuff,-J do Spr.ng do do Hue Fhur, Superfine do do Suekwheat Flourjr Graham do do White Corn Meatt Middling*.- Yellow Corn Mealf V\ HEAT! WHEAT!! They wuh to purchase, onJ will pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES in Cash fir Wheat, or if desired, will exchange with Flour. Also Corn and Grain of all kinds. Our old friends und the public gtn rally are invited to give ua s triol, assured that we will spare no pnins to give them entire siiis!acib'n. [mv27] OGILVIL & SI. JOHN Shorts, Bran. 4c—all of which thty trill It ft Jit cash ur exc/iange fir go^d Wheat. GRINDING ofCorn, Buckwheat, Rye and feed dmie at the shortest notice und on the most rtu sonable terms- Or i French and German Dry-Good#, 146 a ml 148 Main street, ST. LOUIS, MO., ,• f. 4i,,. V\U. \N1 W1XTKR TRADE, and by constant addition*. Will ol IWc Goodscwr—^.4— oOemtis iae western 1'OMEltOY, BENTON A CO. J. S. UATCIt, SKTh nUllFIIRH S, J. S- HATCH & CO., WHOLESALE $ IiETJlIL GIIUCRH8 Arid Commission Mer hunts. mos STIIKKT, MrSCATlKK, IO« A. f'i Charles Nealley, Wholesale ouil Retail Utafcr in BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATHER i'cddlery Hardware and Shoe Findingtu IOWA.


ocr: i». HuvsMonr.. a. ciiAMtiF.ns. wm. rWAirnrns, DUNSM0HE& CHAMBERS 8 SAVING th 6 day associated themselves utid'-r IB. the name and style of DUNSMOilE & CHAM HERS, for the purpose of transacting as GENERAL MERCANTILE, LUMBERING AND HED-STEAD BUSINESS, Respectfully solicit he attention of the public to the same. For particulars,enquire where yon can find out. Jy3


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ocr: I. 0. OF 0. F. ECBKKA LODGE NO. 44, meets at Odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday evening of each week at 7J o'clock. Goon SAMARITAN ENCAMPMENT of I 0 O of Iowa City, meets on the lir»t and third Wed nesdays of each month at Odd Fellows Hall. KoscirsKn LOIHIK No. C, nieetseve- I ry Wednesday evening at7J o'clock, at Odd Fellows Hall.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: j-.. Jp. F. Clay lord .AU CTIONEER, OTTUMWA, IOWA. WILLattendor to making sale of personal property Real Estate, at auction at uny time, for a reasonable compensation. He may be found in Ottumwa, unless absent on business May ltitjU, 1851. November 1st, 1852.


ocr: PLAIN AND"FAIMCY JOB Pinptill«, Bl'nk Deeds, IQot|tns rs. Ml| Til IB Iliiud-bilU Circulars, labU, K lis Till: SHOitTES'I No I ICE AT TIMS OFFICE.


ocr: Town Property For Sale Cheap. THE nudersigned will sell cheap, aud on accommodating terms, tlie House and Lot in Ottumwa, known as tlie "Nichols Slo. roperty," also, one unimproved town lot 3oj, and 40 acres of timber land miles lrom Town, adjoiniu. T. C. CoiHa's Farm, if application be made soou. Feh.3. 1853. J. AHWE1LK1L TAN BARK WANTED. I WILL pay the highest market price Cash or Leather lor 200 cords of Black and White Oak Bark, delivered at my Tan Yard in Agency City. J. B. ST»KATTUIFC^ Jan. 27th, 1853. tf, E A a s s v e i


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ocr: A N K I N O U S E O GREEN k STONKT MPSCATINE IOWA CIT¥. EXCMANtllOirntcs,ASD on the East and South, nneaS- rert li.ink foreign gold and aMver, and l.autl Warrants, fjou^lil and sold. Dcpo itites received, and i ill crust alfoWed upoii *pe cial deposiies. t'ollecthms made Ji.-iyable at ourotlice will lie rimittfd rm h»y of payment without, further chnrgn thau ciureut rate of ea cliauge. I.AMI and FABMS will bo sold at a small eom ission. iiroiiicaln loWa City oaedfoor went of Pow *iPH Store. 11 KENO. August 9, |P!9. (iffi


Des Moines courier.

ocr: i i i E N I S to the ^"^FFFRShis services to the citizens of Ottumwa, and the surrounding couu trv. All work warranted. Teetri ias^rtJ.l from one to an entire set, cither by means of s print's or atmospheric pressure. Nov 17th, o'i.


ocr: I 1 0 U MlbiS LAV1NA CHANDLER, respect* fully infor as the citizens of Ottum wa and vicinity that siu- w\il open a school ill the Lower bihool House, on Monday, the 21st itiM. Satisfactory lecoiuiu^nda tions given if required. E It S: for Reading. Writing,*Spelling, Higher Braucht-s, "& &0 No allowance made lor absence, except in case of sickness. Nov 17th,'i)3—3\r & 0vaefeiiburg fWrtrttrnts. LL the above medicmcs are lor sale bj J. PCMIlOY, Regular Agent.


Muscatine journal.

ocr: a OQ 30 3OoooaocaoarcDO0S©oeB3 O S gSky-Light Vasuorreian Gallery,® O OverH. O. Junes' 4" Co.'S Jtwrh y Store, jH1 9 ITIUSCATI!*F, IOWA. o gTT will lie useless to enumerate the man* good qualities of Mr. l.unter's likenes-e O'out the uuinler thai daily leave his Gallenl Q. ncourages liiin to think hie endeavors topat-J isfy the tastes of the public are not unavuilimi. F. S. iMe .se call. Julv 15. 1S53 ono one gcdoc oooop 00000 -piece!


ocr: LEA 11IER Sl'ORE! Second street opposUe Weed's. JU8T RECEIVED— 6000 lbs harness M00 lbs sole 2000 skirtina flft bridlef» 40 upper '"'|H kip s* i 10 calf, whnh wifI lip sold at St. prices, cost of freight added. fOC^Hides taken in exchange, or cash paid fur at the higheet market prices. E. MITCHELL. Muscatiue, Sept. t9 1853—ly


ocr: THACKERAY'S Sect. 2,1853. BURNETT'S. LECTURES, CJavuzzi's Life and Lectures, Mark llurdlestone, by Mrs. MoJie, Men's Wives, by Thacke ray, and My Novel, by Jack Cade, are some of the new books just received at


ocr: NEW STORE, WITH N E W O O S i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Second dour br.'ouf l'umtooxr 'tgr. S nit xtrrrt, TAKEHIMa MtJS( A 1 L\E, IOWAt Kcl!(i?«r, method iiif'-im the dt&ena tfSfaarit tineand the people of the country, generally, th it be liasjust o|'ei,ed at the afmte lo.-aHr«n an entirely N KWT STM'K OK !«»!i.V purchased this firing in the K |e» tern cities,coiiipi i-infr i peueial a-wrtmei't of nil Vinii of meichiindi/e, selected esjiceially ii- this market} coiisistmir of Fancy and Staple i'ry tlefids, r|othinfr Ui'litu t-. Mats (uf"every V.tr'u ly of style and pri ei,) limits and Slice.- for (lentlenien and Ladies, Crockerjv Wiin1, Hardware. (Iroceries, Ac. «\c..»ll ufwbiiSi he offers at the very l/west Prices, in exchatnre fat or l'nnlnce of all kinds at 'ah prices. In ooB' with Uie alnive, he has alo opened a 'Lii mImt iinl. And having niuile arrangements lo receive during tlMf abei.t :i,*(if).IMin l«!et ol l.uliiber front the Pl^ (the best pine region tn llie West.) lie |g led to ot'er onei|n.illeil imm't nuMits ti all in wa4l any tb n'r in tl*t branch of lm«ines. He will U» '.'etliT.il a. -oisu'cnt of all kind-4 of r«:tgh and dte.s«!® arid evci\\ tliinir connected with tl.e trade itt corner of Second and Walnut streets. Call and eg» his stock of (!oods and Lnintier, and if he lai|fr sitisfy yoi: iu lioth ipiality and price,the loss will INI' .lime 3, l— if. aoiisE^ioYnci, &c.» HE undersigned, hiving furnished then** wives with sU|erior apparatus, are prepan(| RAISE, REMOVE, Bl'lLI), or REPAlU lI"LTSFj-S, on the shortest notice and most 10. terms,cither in town i counlrv. AI-* FLAT-BOA TS or 13 \IKIES drawn on» and i«»l paired, .1 V W WAl/IOMi


Des Moines courier.

ocr: Notice HEREBY GIVEN that the partner* existing between Anson Ford and Jolm Anderson was mutually dissolved the 29th day of Octobcr, A. n. 1852. ANSON EOitD. A. JOHN ANDERSON. Chtrilon Point, Dec. 6th, 1802.3mpd


ocr: PUMROY'S tUljolcsalc anb Retail DRUG STORE, Ottiiinwa, Iowa. OHN PCMROY would inform the kind" that he has just an I WiEFULLY SELECTED STOCK Drugs, Medicines, i'aints, Oilh Dye-Stnff** Perfumery, ft. It is a pleasure for him to say that his stock is now entirely complete, and that he is pleased at all to wait on customers who may be so fortunate as to give him a call and lie hopes by faithful and prompt atten tion to his own business, not only to merit but to share a reasonable portion of the public patronage. His stock consists in part of the following articles, viz. U S Gum Camphor, re fined. Gum Aloes, Cape and Soctrine, Gum Opium, Ymr k e y 1 1 Gum Arabic, Epsom Salts, Cream Tartar, Borax, refined. Flour of Sulphur, Brimstone, roll, Saltpetre, refined, Bi Carb. of Soda, Tartaric Arid, ttochelle Salts* Snl Soda, Rad Columbo, Liquorice Hall, (tine, prime article, Sulphate ofQuinine, Calomel, English & A uses Root, American. PAINTS AND DYE-STUFFSi Flax Seed Oil, pure. Paris Green, Spirits Turpentine, Copal, and Coach Varnish, Prussian Blue, Dutch Mudder, Gum Copal, prime, Eng. V enitian Red, Spanish Brown, Yellow Ochre, Spanish Whiting, Ret! Lead, Litherage, Lamp Black, Chrome Green and Chrome Yellow, Indigo/best"article, wooj Frt r»l Lmrwond Alum lie, his friends, and the "rest of man "that he has just returned with Wg* Rhubarb Hoot, Corrosive sublimate Red Precipitate, Powdered Rhub.trb, Powdered Jalap, Ipecac, do. Cantharides, Corks, assorted, Jars, bottles, vials, Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Olive Oil, prims, Had Gentian, Spigelia, or Pink Senna, Alexandria, and East India, Magnesia, and carbonate, Extracts and Oils of all kinds. Sand Paper assor ted. Logwood, & Camwood and phuric &e Gold eaf, Lots, stucks and piles of almost Dry Verdigris, Alcohol & Whiskey Acid Muriatic. Sul- every kind of Patent Medicines. Book* and Stationery. A good assortment of Books and Sta tionery. A splendid article of writing pa per, and any quantity of things in the No tion line. A first rate lot of Jewelry war rented genuine. —ALSO:—


ocr: Foote & Co., Forwarding and Commissi^* E A N S %ater fert., lturliutitoifc itfgjp, ,#ebruary 26th, 1852.6m


ocr: MUDGE & CO. iDcalers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queenswart, Bools, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, 4 c., 4 c., 07TUMH'A, IOH'4.


Muscatine journal.

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ocr: s- H'L (l Sky-Light Dasuem'iaii Gallery,^ Over JI. (J, Jin&* V Oeer II Ple:i«e rail. .Inlv.lf). CNNCNSCFIDDCACBFFIENJOSSSDOECOC- r-t bSCATIKf, IOWA. will lie iis« less to enumrrare TIic ma.. g'«wf rj'inliii- sui Mr. I.untri's lilvtH'. r® ut the iiu-iU er that daily lea\c his .Gal'er* O O-iiroufige* Mrtt fhink Ins e«ideawrv tdsnt S'sfy the tables of ihe piiblic are not ni.av iln


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ocr: i 1 BULL'S SARSAPAR1LLAI XT I* Ju( up lu full qnnrt lionl- *, TLIPTREIIJFTH of TIM MS i n tb »:Q ^tri«'tl 1h«. IUUCJI J.uroi and «,i»n(.-inf* ll/mtluro# J&r>a eir:ll oni* di'ilitr ..T bottl It hn.i 1-on a \u irflla, wb« n ptiro nn.l proj^-rly ly tru*» y-aiiRrra for all (Jiwasfs originating from ptiro ijtfvU* r.f tli'1 t»!'nxj. the \jsi_* of mtTfurv. itit»\ioutiuX' t'nnk?, vril bnl.jtH in yr.ntli, barrvuivss, 4c. Wo buldl*' tnat HLrM/$ IX bottlr l.'lla l*. I f:wt lor years past, U.al v n U,f Flutet I]\tra of Sarsnimrillsi —ly prrj.ar.-ition Lffon» tht» puMif, timt i proj.urc»l ^rmriph-5. imj t-f «Mifurtii htp ji^rth. »rilla I* |.tir. ha.MM| without rojard niiU krt-jy I-ouu'l, bt'fore i« fuhjr. to the NtrlcU-st wiT™ tedU,and its S^oumcmM a^eiTtaint-d befi-w being l»uU n Sarsapariila contain* tho virtues of several ctrwr vuluaMo inodicol roots to^tthor foroihis the Us* u:i !, ai:T ]irKiiii'in^ II»F :UEATI^T CLRAIIVR A-.KNL 15 TUZ IN.I'VN WORLD! This JlcJtciuc, whvn U MvU according V dinctioni, ^VILL CURE WITHOUT FAIL! Scrafu **lt2r K'til, Canctrt, Tv 'nr-rt, Eiifptumi tf ilii 8j Chronic Juvommn or Te/tert, Xhnmatym. I'ainx in Ui€ tfon't md I Icrt, Swelling & the ttfi+um. typhi'!*, Salt" £hn,'us^s ihf Ku'nry*. Lost of Aptm £'''a»9 ar-nrtjfiroui ihtuw "f V^lrV, in the Jfule hvd (An* Prf.psy. ••np ?°ri- Throat. Bronchitis th* i'ulmnnnrv AOM» Lumtagft, Jvin llrp, Oc iiKha, ColtJa, of tho tfonSj and all other ulmonary Affect prod oca LUSPIUM'*tcocu CONSUMPTION, Complaint. IVniali* Trr/.rtil^ritl^ &n< Cou»j»Iaiufa^ 8itk and N« rv»,as IK'-ada. fir, l/ w Ni*»N KxpoMiro or ImprMi1mn in f'liroitic C''n»tikU|kmal nnd is rin»? drink, ttrd genemi tonie for the tiud n piffle and purjtftttvq* fiur superior to Bluo Lkk or wtu-r, ok Sulil* Utz Powdt r* 1 CSOOD TESTPIOXr. LouiHTillc luri«T (.f Psiri'&p&rtti#* liar© ti rliMrn, It Mr. Jo)m 1'uM, or. that worliri :i'-wnnl pre* tration. "ltull's Fluid Kxtmctof


Des Moines courier.

ocr: SCHOOL. MISSvicinity LAVINA CHANDLER, respect* fully infor 11s the citizens of Ottum wa aud that 6he will open a school in the Lower School House, on Monday, the 21st inst. Satisfactory recommenda tions given if required. E S For Reading. Writing, & Spelling, 35 Higher Branches, SJQ No allowance made for absenef, esoapt In case of sickness. Nov 17th, '53—3w QSS KUSSES, of a very superior qwUi M, FA* IT 11 aod bit sale by PlTMRQWiti


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY I'nmplilclo, uutl-bilitt Itl'uk Deeds, Circulars, Mortgages, Labels, BALL TICKETS. CQElTif OKDEHS" DONE ON TLIK S1IOUTKS1 NOTIOK AT THIN OFFICE. JOB KKI'fMSSS


Muscatine journal.

ocr: ABQIVALS AtlO 1'KPAH Pr»r the week euili NOV. MAriTKIt, 12 J. McKee, Mittwm, 13 WihcoiL»iii, Grillitli, 13 Globe, 14 J. vicKett, Mii^ ui, 14 lone, Hall, l.r» leimy l.ind, Dtilzell, Iti J. McKeo, Muttsun, l.j J. M. Gordon, 1G GloU-, IU .1. Mi'Krt', Milts.,n, 17 J. Mi Ki-o, Mats*n. rtriiKS OP OTiAl i.i IU«jii tliif (Veyt W1IKKK I'ltllM, \VIIKItK W ltock Island, Montio^e :i Ie* a, moi troav Rock Inland, Montroee Moiitroso, i.'o' k Nland Rock ll ind, Montropfi St. I^inis, G.ilei n "SlHk ISIHIKI, .Miintrude ,, Giilviia, St. IxMliil Monti G.ik'iia Mmrro-f-, I .'oi k llund l!oi I-I,II«1, .Moiitro-«


ocr: O, YES! Onr Drn^ & TIcdiciiies Arrived WE have jest revived from the East Nrect) a full anil complete stock ot aud MEDICINES, Chemicals, I'lints, Oils, Varnish. Windo-.v-Gl.isu, (ilassware and shop furniture, which ill r-i low, at wholesale ond retail, and will guarnntee our medici'i'3 pure and genuine. i'hankful for the liieial patronage we have re cei*ed trom our friends, we ttiill hopt! to merit and receive thoir continued support, promising on our part prompt and careful attention to our business. N. B. Prescriptions compounded at all hours and with the utmost care. Muscatire, April 22, 185#, FAY & STONE,


ocr: Spring Has Come And the Largest, Best and Cheapest Stock of CLOTHING InLnoa hus just been received bu HEILBRUN & SILVERMAN. AT TIIB SIGN OF THE RED FLAG, Second Street, Muscatine, Isva. If there are yet any who doubt Ihi* fact, a call tbeirstore and an «xamiriaiixt'of their slock wil convince the most sceptical. They have just re ceived fresh from ihe Work £hops,a large,varici and unrivalled stacked— Cloaks, Hosiery, Hats, Overcoats, Hdkfs, Capi, DresHCoats, Cravats, Boot%. Fr ck Shirts, Shoe®, Vestsr, Pants, TrurM| Drawers, Suspenders, &c.,&c., Embracing every article of MEN'S & BOYS' FURNISHING GOODS For Spring and Summer, Ofovery quality, style and pattern of materials,all of which they pledge themselves to sell AS CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST! and will warrant to be AS GOOD AS TIIE BEST! Also, a large stock of California Clothing, India' Rubber ond Oil-Cloth (•'oudb,for those who try the Plains—ren/ cheap. evkbibody Cull and look at our Mammoth Stock of Seasons ble Clothing. All will be welcame to exaflUQ*-* nd no ttouble to show goods." COUNTRY MERCHANTS, are invited to call,assured ihot we will Wholesale pr 'iicepas anv house in ihe Mississipp Yallev. HEII.BRUN & SILVERMAN. April 1, 1853—tf s


ocr: leave to inform hi* friend-* and tJie pnlilic, jten I erally, that he is now opi iied and titled up for the suiiiiiu'r. He will keep constantly on hand Ice 'ream u!' the mot exquisite and delicate tla\Tir, anrfat inter, end fniits of every variety, in season. Summer ZLetreat. ADAM REl UJiOi Corner of Chi^miJ "ivl Sfoivl Stnijta, Oysters, sardines, nuts, candies, pastry Sweetmeats, cake, cra.ckur~, cUcl's.' Beer, ale, cider Cigars, tobacco, ptpe-i, snuffc Toys of every variety And a full assortmeiit in his line all of vltick he wainuits tiiv cla-s. His Ice Cream Saloons, Ai Htted up in the nn-4 omf"rt.a1.!t' style, and Ik1 wiH tal:c i^etistire in minlsferin? to the comfort amTplea* tire o! a'l who will I'avor him with a call. GIVE HtM A TRtAM fat S. 1858—tf.


Des Moines courier.

ocr: DKMIOIXES COURIER. H. II. WARDEN. EDITOR. orniMWA* IOWII THURSDAY, I: JAN. 6. O U A E N S Thft following persons are duly authorized 1o act as agents for the Courier: YB. PALMKR is our only authorl xrd agent far the cities of Boston, KewYork RIM! Philadelphia. Pmttr HliOTllEBfi, THOMAS 1'INO, JOHN BAKER, P. M. RAM. T. CAI.DWILL, F. G. McCuNTica, Dr. JOHN C. JoiiNsb*, J. Iltimicit, H. KUIKPATHICK, Livi JFKKINS, I)UNI,AP jh FISH, I B. F. ANDKRSOI*, SniitT* BAKU, BAMI ELJ. WAHDW, L. C. Fohu, L. W. Caplw, Agency City. V #bland, ^towavili#. u Dec. 23d, 1852. Editors copying or noticing the a \iove will confer a favor, which will be du ly appreciated and reciprocated should an opportunity offer. Dahlooegk. Kirkrille. Ft n. Spring. EddyvilSs. OekalooM. Atbia. #idney. •,v\ Printing (Mire lor Sale. DESIRING to make a chance in busi ness, the undersigned will sell the Courier Office, to a good Whig, on very accommodating terms. The paper is now going on the 5th Volume, lias a lar^e and increasing subscription list, an a good run of advertising and Job Work. To practi cal printers it oflVrs a rich chance. For tern*and other particulars address, B. H. WARDEN, OUumwa, Iowa.


Iowa capitol reporter. [volume]

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ocr: ATofthelarge nignoMl'" SID\ K. one l.'..r west the Post Olti-e. :ir.' ns.-.-.-iving an unusual stock of Stoves, and other arti cl.'g in their line, and are prepared to eJtecutu all orders for work in, Tin, Copper, and Sliort Iron, 1HAIN I'lTMPS just received and for wile may 30, HAlil' A LOVfe.. piSTEltN AN'D FORCE TUMPS, and Pipe, for sale by May B" COFEEB 1IART & LOVE RASS KETTLES, a may 30, SAD sale by Bew supply 11ART SI LOVE. IRONS, and ShoteU aud Tongs, SLL MILLS, Japanetl ware, LaitU-s, Skimmers aud Forks, for sale May 30, Valuable I I'" *by 'j HART AT LOVK. Real Esiatc for with dispatch and upon N-asonaWe terms, and resDeclfuIIy s'l.icit Hie palronag,. of the public, u».w.u ..t nniKniCH4 i ha oTefttesl "their Stock of Stoves oiubritces the greatest variety ever brought to this market, amoojjst which may be found the following JPUAIITLE STATE, aMperiorai.il heavy article of air A 'TER OAK, a fSfoVe not excelleil by any. BUCK'S IML'KOVED PATENT, a irrout improvement. «|m i ori^itml swl iu»llv cclc^r:itrtl 1 liuck ft 1 PIONKKR, th« heavitttand best premium SUI'EKIOR, a rsry heavy and s.uperior prilZE I'LTEMIL I At, known au.l needs no rt'CiuuuuBndatloD. VICTORY, a rariety of siaes of these, and all of the battcrns. Also, Heating Stoves, in great variety. May 31st IH5:i. (J Way 30. HART & LOVS.


ocr: JOY TO THIS WOULD PERKY DAVH' A N K I E For the entire rrn'fi/it'.io i of (itl Pain. EXTERNAL INTEIt.V.A REMEDY! No FAMILY SIIOI I II IN wirifonr IT! ONE T'ATNIY^IVC MIL Imitlc wi i LO more lo con vince YON ol LIT I /L'sc IF V, IU I /V V HU MI v IT IS WHAT ITS JV4:I'TN7NV07'KSF A


Muscatine journal.

ocr: "ft YES! 0, YES! 0. YES~ A vs xutiiitm HAVINGIdetermined still t.) carry on the above bu sin«*s, give notice to -.11 in our city and viciaity Uiat I can alway* v* found al the Farmers' Exchange Urix-ery and Froviaioo Store, becoud street, where I will attend to all business above named, entrusted to my care. Give me a calL Ail orders, both far and near, promptly attended to. J. B. i.ORLEY. PARIS, LONDON AND NEW YORK. FASHIONS ITJRT Meeived at the Tailoring rVeH nhmiat Mn Sept. *H.J J. P. IFTWIB*


Des Moines courier.

ocr: JOSEPH ELLEROTAN CONTINUES to carry on the Cabinet making business, on Front Street, un der the Son s Hall, in all its various branch es. He has the best of workmen, and from his own experience in the business is not afraid to compare his work with any made in the West. He keeps constantly on hand an assortment of BEDSTEADS tf TABLES. His prices will be moderate, as heretofore. He will take seasoned lumber, Cherry or Walnut, in exchange for work. Call and give him a chunce before you buy else where. toiiius Jiis&dc to order on the shortest notice. March 31,1853—ly


ocr: MASONIC, A THE slated communication of OR TUMWA LODGE No. 16, will be held at the Masonic Hall, on Thursday ltith day of June, at 7 o'clock P. M., punctual attendance of all the members re^ueated. Brethren of good standing in regular Lodges are respectfully invited attend, ». H. WARDEN, Sec'y.


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ocr: PERRY DAVIS' A I N K I E For the entire eradication of all Pain. EXTERNAL A INTERNAL REMEDY! No rAMri.v *HOI:LO BK WITHOUT IT 1 One twenty-five cent bottle will do more to con vince you of its efficacy, than all the adver tisements in the World! I IT IS WHAT ITS NAME DENOTES JSl Fain


ocr: ST. LOUIS FALL TRADE, 1353. HORACE WH1TTMORK, Srw York. MOBKRT WH1T1 MOKE, i JOHN O. CARTER, St LOUIS. tf il. IV ddlbittmorr & (To.. A NII FACTl' KI »S AN WHOLESALE DEALERS IM HITS, PAPS AND FliRN, No. 113 Main Street, first Dor North of th- Rank of Miisouri, Tito Subscriliers once more call the atten. tion of their friends and all who are iu want of ar'icfes in their line, tn the fact that they arc prepared to receive them oti the nroU lib cral and accom imdating term*, anj have on hand and iwif arriving, a Very I*/rrr and veil schclcd Stock of OO ODS. Bought, express!? for this mark*!—mame rated in prt as follows A S Siik Plush—of all styles, colors anil quali ties. Molinir do. Cotton do, Ve'vet do Musk rat, (specially designed for the Western and Indian Trade OHer and Pur S.al, a good aaortrncnt, Clo'h do. Men's and Hoy's assor ted s'vles rind qualities Wool, llair Seal, Sea letlee aud Ula£ed Silk anil Lawn for men and boys Infant Turbans, a IgHe variety. S O S Brush, Bear and Otter Citisen's and United States Hungarian and Congress fur Sual, Fur, Munkrat Mateloes, Kossuth, Magyars: Artist A Wool, every quaNty Also a large irtaomncnt ef- Fashionable find Broad Brim, Silk, Russia, Beaver, Nutria, and Anf(!o Hats. Ladies' and Misses' Muffs, Of every Price and i/nality. To our Fall style of Moleskin ilat, we par ticularly direct attention—which being man ufactured in this city at our Factory, un der the superintendence of Mr S. Nourse,shall be found superior in point of quality of mate rial, lightness of bod, beauty of style, aud el egance of finish, to any eastern or Imported Hat. We are determined to bring out all new styles of Goods a« soon as lliey appear in the


ocr: HART & thesign of the STOVE, one door Wpst ofthe Post Office, are now receiving an unusual large stock of Stoves, and other arti cles in their line, and are prepared to eaecuta all orders for work in, Tin, Copper, anil Sheet Iron, with dispatch and upon reasonable terms, resiwcifully solicit the patronage of the Their Stock of Stoves embraces the greatest •ariety ever brought in this market, amongst which may be found the following PRAIRIE STATE, a superior nnd henvv article of air tight. CHARTER OAK, a Stove not excelled by nny. BUCK'S IMPROVED PATENT, being a great improvement upoi the original and justly celebrated "A (luck's Patent." PIONEBR, tkahMttiMland best premium SUPERIOR, a very heavy und superior patern. PRIZE I'RKMIUM, well known mid needs no recommendation. VICTORY, a variety of sites of these, and all df tha above patterns. Also, Heating Stoves, iu great variety. May 31st IKVt. CHAIN PUMPS just received and for sale hy niHy 30, HART A LOVE CISTERN AND FORCE PUMP8, and Lead Pipe, for aale by i pi Mav 38, IIART A LOVE BRASS KETTLBS, CJ IO PEEK Lau'es, May 3(1, a new supply received m"^30 HART A LOVE. LJAD IRONS, and Shovels and Torigs, O sale by May 30, HART A LOVE. MILLS, Jnpaned ware. Spoons Skimmers and Forks, for sale by HART .b LOVE. JOY TO TXIB PERRY DAVIS' LOVE,


ocr: WHOLESALE OLOTHING WA.ruHOUSE. GMin* FOP FIIIM of TV Millhn! rr this important question there is t»t reply, it comes from tho Voice of the People, who have long tried and found einliftuVTy worthy of iwtrwmge, the OKU M'KMGIIT, EMERS & CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers in READY-MADE CLOTHING. No. Gtt Main Street, Si Istuis, yin.t AND SIMMON'S BLOCK, ftOSTO.V We have now on hand a lar^e and splendid assortment of MEN and HOY'S WEARING APPAREL, m:iinif !cl tired uiiiier the direct su pervision of one of tire partners now for that purpose in tlto CITY OK BOSTON. As we aro in reeepit of new supplies We can offer inducements in the way of NOVELTY, COMFORT AND FASHION not found in any other house in the country. [CPG1YE US A CALL, and we assure you you will not think of further to seek for UltKAT BARGAINS. If you cannot pay us a personal visits OH your orders and we will fid them to saisfac'ion. WM. S M'KNIGHT, a. xt WM. F. ENDERS St-Louis, Mo. T. A SIMMONS, Boatoa. St. Louis, Sept. 1, 1853. 14.


ocr: JOT TO THB WORLD PERKY DAVIS' A I N K I E For the entire eradication of all Pain. EXTERNAL A INTERNAL 'REMEDY! No KAMTLY 81IOI L.L) BK WITHOUT IT I One twenty five cent bottle will do more to con vince you of its efficacy, than all the adver tisements iu the World IT IS WIIAT ITS NA VIi: DENOTES JSl. Pain Killer.


ocr: OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, GROCERIES, QliiEESWM, &r., FOR SALE BY H. w. Fyrre, At the Old Stand, on the Eat* side of the Square. I would respectfully call the atten tion of the public to my Stock of Goods, as I am determined Hot to be undersold in the market. Iowa City, Dec. 14,1853. H. W. FYFFE.


ocr: & L. B. 0.1. Wholesale and Retail dealers in firths, Mrdtctnes, Paints,Oils, Di/c-siuffit Glass and Glasfnvtirc. Alsot Mis, ella n con s, St hoof and Blank Hooks, and Stationary of all kinds. Have now on* hand-, at tftVil* old stand,onedoorsouth of *Hoh'k Store,' al the sign of the GOLDEN MORTAFT, tlie nlost Cortiplete assortment of vt-r offered in this market: which have been Kcently purchased at the East upon the most IUvoluble terms All of which we are selling •t ureally reduced rates. Our stock of Drugs embraces all articles gen W illy kept by Druggists, together With the most approved Patent Medicines,vis: DrJnyne's medicines, Gruffenburg medicines,A.vre*' Cher ry Pectoral Hull's, 'I ownsend's and Ouysntt's Sar-aparilla Smith's Tonic Syrup. Osgood's Oholagogue, Moffat's medicines, Christie's Gal Tunic Hells.Uogi r's Liverwort nnd Tiir.ifcc. tc. Liniments—Nerve and Bone, Mexican Mus tang, Arabian, Ac. BOOKS, flOOHS. Our assortment comprises a large collection of Miscellaneous and School books of all kinds, also a large variety of Toy books for children. SCHOOL HOOKS—McGulfey's complete series Morse's, OIney's nnd Parley's Geographies Pi noo's, Smith's,Kirkham's and Well's Orammar Rqy's Arithmetic, part 1st, 2d, and 3d Key to Ray Wilson's, Olney's and Parley's histories, Ac, Ac. Novels of every variety. STATIONARY. A fine assortment, of writing pnper,envelopes, blank books, pass books, pocket blanks, copy books, pens, ink,penholders,slates, day books, lei'gers, record books, Ac. Ou hand a large assortment of Wall Paper of every variety. Persons wishing to purchase any thingin our line are most respectfully invited to call and examine our stock,before purchasing elsewhere. Almanacs for gratuitous distribution for the year 11*54 Call aud get ono. L. B. A O. A. PATTERSON. Iowa city, December 7,1853. 1LS.—On hsnd a fiue assortment of all kinds, for sale at pATTutSOX'*. December 7,1853. 0 GLASS —Window glnss of all sizes and approved brands,for sale at December 7,1853. PATTERSON'most S. Llq.uors. 1 'ramly and Wiue, for medical purpo ses, for sa'e at P.u rJiasuH S. December?, 1853. Soap. assortment of Fancy Soaps and Per


Des Moines courier.

ocr: hm^ilelii |Ki I*an*-bllle iN'nkDeedi, ircnUwre, liertynies, Lafcete, BALL TICKETS. COBITY QEOIllS SiE DOMK ON THE SHORTEST NOTiCJt AT THIS OFFICE. '^^^LALFXSIRPANCFJ^ mran*


ocr: Jaiuei Baker, JtTTOJiAEY AT Ottumwa, low*, •Office in the South Room of Mr. Mhrets new frame building. Also, a Notary and as such, will take the acknowledgement of deeds aud other instruments. He constantly on hand Blank Deeds, Mortag ses,etc. December 7th, 184^. vU


ocr: PLAIN AND FANCY JOB fr ut, 6- *k VMIiplllMl, i Stand-bills Bl'nk Deeds, Circulars, f.afcts. O N E O N E S O I I K S N O I E AT THIS OFFIfE.


ocr: Janies Maker, j w ATTORNEY AT LA\9*»t Ottumwa, Iowa. Office In the South Room of Mr. Myers new? frame building. Also, a NotaryPu nlic, and as such, will take the acknowledgement of deeds and other instruments. He keeps constantly oil hand Blank Deeds, Mortug ges.etc. December 7th, 1849.


ocr: Dr. C. C. Warden, TTAS resumed the practice ol M»»!icine JL 1 and will devote his time exclusively to his profession. All calls in the line of his profession will be promptly attended to. September iid, 1853.


ocr: & CO. Dealer* in Dry Mood* Groceries, Hardware, Quctnswwrn, Boots, Shots, Hats, Caps# jmnJienmts, fe., 4*«-. 97TVMWA, IOWA.


ocr: Sfby OF THE BIG MORTAM* FALL ARRIVAL AT THrf *3 V e v v u S ore, W hole wale and Retail WILLIAM L. ORR, z YJS NOW OPENING in the room forme'rlv occupied by W* S. Carter Ai Co., a lar^e assortment of frnah DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OIL S, YE- S UFFS, PERFUMERY, Vc. His stock has been selected with par ticular regard to freshness and purity, and can be recommended tr Physicians and others who wart articles that ean be depended upon. His stoelc eonsists in part of the following articles, wi» Alcohol, Acid Tartaric, "'Miiriafie, piitric," u' Aqua Ammonia, Antimony, Adhesive Plaster, Gum Aloes, Quinine, Tannin. Paints, Oils, A Varnishes. Ohrome Green, Yellow. Lamp Black, Litharge, Extra Pari* Green, Pru jsian DlueP Rose Pink, Red Lead, ©olphifrftf, Assafoetida, Arabic, Blue Mass, Borax, Calomel, Croton Oil, Castor Oil, Cod Liver Oil, Cayenne, African Corosive Sublimate, Cream Tartar, Chloride of Lime, Chamomile Flowers Chloroform, Cautharides Oint. Carbonate of Iron, Gum Camphor, Essential Oils of all kinds, Hyd. Cum. Creta, Hydr. Potas, Iodine, Iodide ot Iron, Iodide of Lead, J-nnuca '.Magnesia, Manna, x,if .Morphia Sulph. Musk, Nitrate of Silver, Opium, #v Yellow Ochre| Spanish Brow|| Terra de Sien#a* Turkey Umber* Venitian Red," Vermilliou, Gold Leafr Gold Bronze, Verdigris, Linseed Turpentine^ Coach Varnish, Japan, Copal, Bcoaslse^.. Paint Brushes,^ Varnish djp J, White wash dj| Fle?l Shaving Hair. Cloth- d#r 4m Tooth Shoe Proto lod. of Merc. Red Precipitate, Spirits oi Nitre, Sulphuric E'her, Squill Root, Sarsaparilla, dm Pure tfntikdies A Win«, for Mi'ilicin Upur pose*. ftde PeI le* ioseiv Brandy*, w* Otnrd randy Port Wine, iVIadeira de -Malaga, QO Powdered, Soda, Super Carb, A S O A good assortment of Botanic Medi Ottumwa, Nov. 1st, 18^52* P-iHH- .•5" •p,"",!1 A List of Letters i REOttumwa,N A I N I i n e o s t- O i e i n which if not taken out


ocr: -New Advertisements. Town Property o S a e e a THE nndersigued will sell cheap, aiul on accommodating terms, the House anil Lot in Ottumwa, known as the "Nieholi property," also, one unimproved town lot, No. 355, and 40 acres of timber land 2J miles from Town, adjoining T. C. Coffin's Farm, if application ha made soon. Feb. 3. 1853. J. ARWEILER-


ocr: 2\- loritiiM to Haki W») lAVliSG of 10U pci attst. man put in his own chain 500 feet of Chain at 16 tents per Also good pine tubing at 12J cents foot. A Few Lightning Rods Left. Gill soon Ail "wish to close them out. E. WASHRTFRN.


ocr: CiHiMT WARS 119 M1JJIL JOSEPH ELLEHttAV C10NTINUF.S to carry on the Cabiuet making business, on Front Street, un der the Son's Hall, in all its various branch es. H1' has the best of workmen, and from his own experience in tlie business is not afraid to compare his work with any made in the West. He keeps constantly on hint au assortment ot BEDSTEADS TABLES. His price* will be mo terate, as heretofore. He will take seasoned lumbar. Cherry or Walnut, in exchange for work. Call anl give bun a ciuu-.v L« tore you buy else- whciv. Colli ii made ta order tlie shoiloi an notice,


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ocr: PERRY DAVIS' A I N K I E For th entire eradication nf aU Fain. EXTERNAL A INTERNALREMEDYI No KAMrLT SIIOI LI) UK *ITIIo|jT IT I One twenty live cent toi I le will do more to con vince you of its etlicacv, ban a: I he adver i -emenl s in lie World IT IS W Il i ITS S 4 V K l)i \OTES A r»alnK.lller.


ocr: isroTiciS lies indebted fo E. o'» account,aielor the rxiuij-,i knOrtingi|i" jL l.l ii U, I)4 note oi Uii time noiihe.I tli.it ttiey uinl c*ll .I' settle if tbey wuh to avoid Ihe payment of cons. C. OLARK.


ocr: VVTfiTAi'EK. HAVh jtl-t received fro^i Huston the lai geat invoice of ROOM PAPER •»rr brought imo Iowa. Consisting of over varying juice from IDcta. io $J,)U a piece. Also, a large assortment o| BORDERING, WINDOW PAPER, OILED WINDOW SHAltfiS and fixtures for hanging curtain*. I am prepared lo sell at E A S E N I E S Citizens of John-on county who wi»h to buy PAPER 11 AN til NiS, please call at HURNtlTS liOOK STORE, Apri 1 20, Isjj. U -t .acatioe.


ocr: AT thesii n nf the STOVE, one door west ofthe Post Office, are now receiving sn xinusual lar^e «tock of Stoves, and other arti cles in their line, and are prepared to ezecata all orders lor work in. Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron, with dispatch nnd upon reasonable terms, ami respectfully »o'irit the patronajfe of the public. Their Stock of Stoves embtuces the greatest variety ever brought to this market, amongst which may be found the followincr: PRAIRIE STATE, a super or and heavv article of air light, CHARIER OAK, a Stove not excelled tv any BUCK'S IMPROVED PATENT, being a great improvement upot the original aud justly celebrated A Buck's Patent." PIONEER, tkc heaviest afld lcst premium Stove yet SUPERIOR, vry heavy mill «uperior H#rn PRIZE PUBSRUM, veil known and needs no mroWmemRMAr.— VICTORY, a variety of sices of these, and all of the patteraa. Also, Heating Stoves, in great variety. May 31st l£53. /1I1AIN PUMPS, just received and for sale by V may 30. 1IART A LOVE /1ISTERN AND FORCE PUMPS, at.d Lead V Pipe, for sale by May 38, HART A LOVE A UT At CIV!? V* .1 i" FV} RASS KETTLES, a Dew supply received inay 30, HART A LOVE. y AI) IRONS, and Shovel* and Tongs, for O sale by May 30, HART A LOVE. CIOFEEE MILLS, Jnpaned ware. Spoons, Lao'es, Skiimuurs and Ptrks. for sale by May 30, HART fe LOVE. Valuable Real Estate fur THAT house situated on Iowa Avenue, near the "Mineral Springs,'' in Iowa "ity,


ocr: JOY TO TfiS WORLD PERRY DAVgp A I N K I E Far the entire eradication of all Pain. EXTERNAL A INTERNAL REMEDY! No KAMri^y SHOULD BK WITHOUT IT 1 One twenty five cent bottle will do more to con vince you of its efficacy, than all the adver tisement-' in the World I IT IS WHAT ITS HAMttPKNOTtiS