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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-10-17

TNOR the last three years. have been engaged ln
Il a business known only to myself, ana, com
paratively, fow others, whom bave Instructed fcl
the sum of 5000 each, which has averaged me at
tie rate of s. 900 to So GOO per ennum aud nav ng
mad, arrangements to go to Europe in the spfins
of 1858 to engage IN the same bnsisess, am Will
ing to give full Instructions fin the art TO any person
in the United States or Canadas, whs will rmit me
the sum Of 81. am induced, fir IN the success Ii
have been favored with, and the many thanh fui
| ackuow ledemeuts h ave received from those when
| | have Instructed, and who are making from 50 TO
SIS PER DAY ut il, to give any person an oppGrun-
ty TO engage in this business, which is easy pleas
ant, ant very prof abe, ut small cost Thcte ID
pos sitvely No HUMBuG in the mstter. Re lcren: eE
Of the best class be gvsn as regards its charac
! ter, aud can refer to persons whom i have in
strue,e,. who will testify that they are making
from IS to SI5 per day at the same. 1t is n bust
aess in phich either ladies' or gentlemen can engage
and with perfect ease make = very hanas"mn in
come Several ladies' in various parts OF Ne" Y"r4
State, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, whom have
Instructed, are now making from s. to So per day
at It. 1t is a GEsrEEL BUSINESS, and but q taw
shilings is required to start it. Upon receipt OF
81, will Immediately send TO the appiicsNt 3
printed circular containing full instructions In The
at which can be perfectly understood at once.
All letters must be addressed (post to Al
LEN 7. PARSONS, 335 Broadway, New York.
A29-W3m
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RIVER NEWS.

The river is falling slowly 1t this point, but in
pretty good navigable stage.
FREIGHTs, &c.-Consderable wheat is Offering to
go down the river just now. The rate is ten cents
per bushe. Passage to st. Louis from 81 to So.
NEW BOAT FOR THE. PACKET LINE.-We learn
from the Davenport Gazette that Capt. Dodge, of
the Ben Campbell, is going Forthwith to Pittsburgh
to purchase new packet for the Davenport and
Keokuk line. If he cannot find just the boat for
the trade, he will st once contract for craft,
in which case she viii not be ready before noxt
spring. Capt. Dodge is not a bit scared by hard
times.
JENNY LIND-This steamer is running in the
place of the Ben Campbell for the present. The
Ben has laid up at Rock. Island for repairs. Her
engines have been taken apart for repairs. The
Jenny Lind is = nice, comfortable steamer, and a
good runner. She is in command Of Capt. Clark.
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nIuSCATINE MARKET.

The continued tightness of the money
market still has depressing tendency on
business. Wheat has been at such low
price since harvest that farmers will not
bring it to market only as they are compel
led in order to obtain present necessities.
During this week, however, there has been
some improvement both in prices and re-
ceipts. We now quote wheat at 50a60c-a
good article of milling spring commanding
the latter figure in cash.
We quote as follows:
Wheat, 55a60c,
Flour, $4.5OaS5.5O.
Corn. in the ear, SOC.
Oats, 25a35c.
Potatoes, 25a35c. Sweet potatoes, $l.4O
Green apples, $la$l .5O per bushel.
Eggs, II l-2c.
Butter, Csc.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, lie
Shoulders, l4c
Clear sides, l5c
Hides, green, 4c; dry flint 10allc.
Lumber, $20a$3oper l 700 feet
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MAR RIED.

Oct. 7th, in Wilton, by Rev. D. Knowles, Mr.
J. N. BURTON and Miss A. NJ. DUDLEY.
Also, by the same Minister, on the fame day, Mr..
D. BRUCE DUDLEY and Miss Harriet WILEY, all Of
Wilton.
"Yr hyn q gyssylltodd Duw ma wahaned dyn."
e BY Friends Ceremony, at Sumner, Humbolt Co.,
Iowa, on the 24th of September, MAHLoS D. COLLINS,
son of Peter and Sarah Collins, to kRTURAH A.
WILLIAMS, daughter Of DR.. D. Williams, all of same
place.
On the 4th inst, by Rev. P. Mague, D. D., Mr. J.
r. HIGGINs to Miss MARGARET A. eastman, both
Of this county.
saw two clouds in the morning,
Hinged with the rising sun,
And in the dawn they foated on,
And mingled into one.
On the 18th, by A. b. Wiles, Justice Of the Peace
Mr.. BENJAMIN +. MILLER to Miss SUsANAu HuRoFF,
both Of this county.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
THE STATE OF Iowa, } &C

SCOTT COUNTY.
NOTICE, To William D. Ward and ell persons
~ concerned, You nre hereby notified that
whereas you t he said william D. Ward, did, under
date of Tuiy 2seh 1855, execute aud deliver unto
James G Bonner your three certain pr0miss0ry
notes, one for the sum Of Taree Hundred Dollars
payable in year from date, and note for the
sum of Five Hundred Dollars payable in two years
from date AID also one other pron,issorv note for
the sum of Two Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars
PAYABLE in three years from date all a0rsaia notes
payable with ten per cent per annun from date.
And whereas yon the said William d. Ward, did on
the 2sth day of July A, D. 1855 execut. and deliver
unto John +. Dillon TO secure the payment of said
notes, your certain Deed of Trust upon the Real
Estate hereinafter described, which said Deed Of
Trust was given 10 secure the payment Of part of
tie purchase money for the said Real Estate here
in&fter described. Ard whereas the said first note
has been paid. And whereas also tina said second
note eivcn for Five Hundtcd Dollars and payable
it Two years from cate is new lorg past duo and
still remains wholly due snd unpaid---
Now yen the said William D. Ward, and sill other
persons c0ncerneo are hereby notified that TIE said
John T. Dlllo,l Nrusee as aforesaid, BIZ virtue OF
the said Deed Of Trust and the laws of the State of
lowa will eIpase and offer for sale at public auc tion
at the Court House in the city of scatne county
of Muscatina and State aforesaid, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described tract CT
Real Estate lying and being situated in the county
of Ausratineand state al oresaid much thereof
ss shall % necessary to satisfy and pay the said
note of Five Hundred Dollars with interest thereon
at ter per cent per ennun from date with the costs
and expenses Of this sHIc. to-wit: The North West
quarter Of Section No. Twenty (20) in Townfhip No.
Seventy Eight (7S( Nerth of Range No. one u East
of the 5th 2. NJ. being the same land conveyed by
said James c. Bonner 60 said William D. Ward by
deed dated July g. 1855, and bc:ns the same land
des,rihel IN said Deed of Trust.
Said sale will take place on tho 18th day Of No
vsmber A. D. 1857 at 3 O'Clock p NJ of said dsy.
in front Of the Court House door in the city Of Mug
catine, in the Coanty and State aforesaid.
JOHN T. DILLON.
Oct l2-dltv3w. Trustee as aforesaid.
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N q T I G. E

To all Administrators, Executors and
Guardians in Kuscatine County acho
hare not made report to the County
Court within tile last tsoelUe months.
VOU are hereby notified to appear before me at
{ l nv Office in Muscatine City within sixty days
from the date hereof, and render account to the
Court showing the condition of the Estates over
which, res pecivey, you have control. Your ntten-
ton is further called TO section 1928 the Code of
Iowa; ANY EXECUTOR FAILING TO ACCOUNT UPON
Br,sG RroEIREp TO DO 50 BY THE COURT, MAY BE
REMOVED AND SHALL BE LIABLE ON nIs BOND FOR ALL
THE DAMAGES CAUSED BY SUCH FAILURE.
(~) Given under my hand and seal Of Of
L. S. &c. this 18th day of September, A. D.,
EDWARD H. THAYER,
Sept. II, lS57-1m. County Judge.
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Corn Crop SArE,-Up to this date (Oct
14th) there has been no frost to njure vegetation
This most fortunate circums ance. The crop,
which was backward on account of the lateness of
the spring season, is out of danger. 1t would
have been destroyed greatly injured if frost had
come as soon as ia some past seasons. The average
time of the first frost in this latitude is the lst Of
October.
PRAIRIE CRY HOUSE, WILToN.-This pop
ular hotel has changed hands, MIR. ]. Ii. Hobart
succeeding Mr.. McElroy as host. The "Praire
City, we'doubt not, will sustain under its new
management the fair reputation it has heretofore
had.
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BURNETTs kALLIsToN FOR The CoMpLECTIoN.-
Of all the compounds we have yet seen prepared as
a cosmetic for the skin, there is none that has a
higher reputation, that is popular with tn
ladies MS the far famed "Kalliston, or Orient Wa
ter" 1t is scientifically prepared, and is perfume
as we'll as toilet wash. 1t imparts to the skin a
peculiar softness of texture, desirable during the
prevalence Of harsh drying winds hot sun. 1t
will with few applications, remove tan, freckles,
sunburn, and all cutaneous eruptions. 1t is exten-
svely used for these purposes and ladies who apply
it can exercise in the open air as freely as they
please, and experience Inconvenience from rough
or irritsted skin. This article can be had of all
druggists and perfuners of any reputation.-Boston
Transcript.
Preparedtby Joseph Burnett Co., Boston.
For sale by J. E. Graham. Price &c and 81 per
bottle. See advertisement in another column.
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FARM FOR SALE.

( FIRSR CLASS stock apd rTaip farm, with IN
Y acre. Of cultivated sad ard " 2 scrcs o.
timsar. largo two-stgIy frame dwelling, gooi
hara, ,wo teGaaE house. wiJh stae!InS anS " cl
Of water nj each, q iiyiuY branch passing throuSt
ths paca. Its location surrt lulits from NJ aSoG
tine the read 20 Ma.:ow ana ahosi Nt'Ss t"uEi
oS Mg.c1w, s STA ion o. toe Dnverrort &ld loss
CITY Rail Road The above VIII 30 sold cheap an(
on GOOD terms Parsons wishing 10 karccase el
lit prov ed tarra viii d. well to call on
ID. C. CLOUD, Muscatine.
Septic -w2mpd
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

plha1GD fcIS oIOiILAN'
ONE hors. and marc from postons Grove, Cedar
" Co., on the night OF che goth. The horse i
black white stripe down his face rather fat square
ruup aud heavy tail, height ]! 81 hand, one white
hind foot neck rather Ynt shout the head, viii NJ
Ave years old n 1t spring. he horse was ued down
with a chain attached to the halter.
The mare Will be- So years odnezt sprirg, lap
pied iron gay, hnavy main spa neck. hcevy
th,ou xh the shoulders, saddle mgvhs Oh her bach.
Ihyre Is a sinai! srot the right side Of tef head
with 70 b ir "a j., tia nsTs was shed all round
shoes mC0.h.
TIE above r,ward wilt be paid fer thu rsuIn OF
the Loeqe3, h6ar.rs, Inland ? o. Cedar 90.
Oct. l0.--H3y. JAPIhE NhS+ALR.
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WESTERN CANDY FACTOR

VNAUiURY en- Natke!-ss. bstween 6th and ID
l. Streets Office No 81 Market street =
ST. LOUIS, MO.
II. q. BONN 4 90. formerly Waiter V Pohn..
t nuf lntureIs of oil KINDS OF plain and fancy stict
CANDIES, sugar plums, tne aluonds' gum drops
jliuba paste, rock candy chocolate, syrups, ( c &
which we have always on hard and ther for sale
gzs- We are prepared TO OFFER superior induce
N hts that gill satisfy all who will give US tn
orders Aue39wlm
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Dissolution of Co. Partnership.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing in the
i name and stJ lie of II. Morrison & Son is this
day dissolved by limit alton and BY mutual consent
The business will be continued at the same place
by II. Morrison. II. MORRISON.
Oct. l4-d2w j. MORRISON:
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A GOOD COW,
MYTH Calf month old, For Sale by.
w R. NJ. BURNETT.
Muscatine, Oct. J7.-dawtf
WANTED! WANTEDi'

WHEAT, Corn and Oats, in Exchange FOX
w Notes, Accounts and Dry Goods. Highest
market price paid. All pei sons having long stand
ing accounts with me will please take notice that
l MUST have either produce or the money, or viii
place their accounts in the hands Of the proper ner
sons for collection. PR. DOHN.
Oct. l6-daw.
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NEW MILLINERY STORE.

ED HAVING added to our stock full assert
Co. ment Of Millinery Goods, and secured the
ssHA~ services Of Hiss Lizzie Ell. Ryerson-a young
lady of acknowledged taste and ability, who has
become familiar with the wants of the ladies of
Mus,at;ne and vicinity in her endeavors to please
them for two years psst-to superintend that branch
Of the business, would invite the Ladies to call
and examine our goods, assuring them we shall use
our best endeavoTs to please them in Style Quality
and Price. TR0WBRIDGE s. ANTHONY.
Oct.Z.- Isl Second st.
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COS ysN:N ARD!

STR.QYED or STOLEsN.
DAbK BAYMARE, 5 years Old III or 10
n Eluas nigh, one ~a.te hind toot, white snip
On tao nose and vas ssat all round, eitsof broke
out OF was stoien on ta9 @iga. OF the 9th Of Sep
teIoher, From 3 pasture on the Aonif!ak FafIl,
two miles aoutn Of II 1soow The above reward
will o. paid Cor aor dsivSry to Us in hiusca iDc.
e95-wtf PIRATE s co.
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ESTATE NOTICE

YI1O William Naaseioush, Matilda Nssssbush, An
toins Nes -eiough Caroline \ os.ohuah, aaI al
ther pars"rs Interested 70 the estate OF Aat3!ce
Nesselhusb Dos'd: Yen are hereby notified that the
viii OF said autoiao Nsssrt5ush Decd Will % f2o-
iicIy read o. !hs first Mordsy OF October y.
1857 i'll open court, Al the oee Of the County Sndgs
ID the Cuu., house of Muscstins County snd Si-te
o. Iowa, before h. II. ihsyef Coatty Judge, at
which tima aad place ynu { an attend
AMELIA NESSELBUSa.
SaLtl9-W4w
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DIED,

Oct. 9Th, at his residence in Moscow township,
after eight weeks Of severe sickness, Mr.. ISAAC
COLLIER, in the Seth year of his age.
He has left his wife and large family of daugh-
tiers to mourn his loss. May the God upon whom
the husband and father trusted, protect the widow
and the fatherless children. D. X.
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FRESF II / pa LIZ
T A. WILSON

TTAS JUST iye6 from Boston large q 'sho's
i cf Groc, ,.es which we're carefully se'tc,eu ~
himself, which he viii sell very cheap for casA.
Among his stock are the following articles, VIZ;
salmon, 70 doZ Baskets OF VARIOUS
Goldfish sizes and patterns
Mackerel, Tohs buckets, churns,
Java, CeylOn and Rio Sugar toxs, 80.
Conse, Wagons and cabs FOR chill
Y. Tyson, Guppowdsr, dsen,
Impsria and Black Sugar,
Tea, Tobasso, spices,
Hard and soft she'll a. Spanish, Principe sne
mon8s. Other Cigars,
English Wauuts, Coil Rope,
Fiibsrts superior bed cofus Sht
Raisins Figs, haslines,
Prnnea and Currants, Zinc and wooaen wash
Fresh Peaches in cans, boards,
Preserves of various Salt, nails,
kinds, Window glass,
And everything helcnring to grocery stsrs.
NIB. Water Cement for Cistsrns kept constantly
On hand.
Muscatine, june 8, 1857.
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~ The great question of the day is with regard
to slavery. The country is agitated from Maine to
Texas. Some are for Union and Others for disunon,
but there is certainly no disunon of sentiment with
regard to the greatest Medicines of the day.
Certificates come flowing in from both sides of
Mason Dixons Line, positive, earnest and reliable
showing that Halls Balsam is the remedy for Con-
sumption. We only ask you to give it a trial.
Sold in Muscatine by Fay Stone, and j. B.
Dougherty, and agents in every town in the county
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st. LOUIS, VCt. 10.
Flour 81, 1885 so. Wheat-spring 5Ta
&c, good red and white fall soc, white 81 ,O5.
Corn 6Sa75c. Oats 39a42c. Potatoes 5Oa
Csc. Onions ST.
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A,4i. q L di5sI1aG. TH)s. 5. Bag.
GREGG 81 co,

VCEVV % %"
West Liberty, Muscatine Co., Iowa
L AND A GEN rs.
d EAL estate bought and sold in oil the counties
IL throughout the State Especial attention Civ.
ea tocoilectons, paying taxes, &c.
REFERENCES:
Hussey l. Sinclair, Cleveland Ohio
AtweN, lae & Co., Pittsburg Pa
Ludwig, Kneedler Co., Philadelphia
Miller 4 Bro. Z"
James Harvey, Cashier Weston Bank, Baltimor
J. M. Kilgour, Rockville, Nd.
Green& Stone, Bankers, Muscatine, Iowa.
Isett & Brewster" +"
July 25-wtf
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"Keep the bowels regular, and you win seldom
be sick.''
Dealers throughout the country selling Wells
Great Western Pills. designed for use in this lati-
tude and warranted Entirely Vegetable. Here is a
safe Family Medicine that should be in every house
They extensively sold in the West they should
be, for they are emphatically Western remedy
Sold in Muscatine by Fay Stone and ]. B. Dough
erty, aud druggist generally.
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with Sugar they are pleasant t. take, uniting SIS
thew DO, the POWER of MERCURY With the case
of Caster Oil.
1rS-- Larqe Family Boxes, 25 CENTS.
HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS
Cure in FIVE HOURS, Pains, Di.sress aod
Wss ness OF the Breast, Sides and Back. IN hhau-
matism, Corghs, Colds etc, they always give fehet
nni are warranted 50 rsri r TO any External hems-
,iy discovered since tus tegan. Etoh Plaster Will
waay FOUR MONTHS. Price lSf CENTS.
HaryelPs Condition Powders,
Fer Aorsss and Cattle Tais Remedy - the be-
ginning and the END II Horse .na Cattle Med-
eius Over One Million Packages have been sold
du iug the year 1855. Perfectly safe sad good NJ
All times Othor remedgs Of similar nature age
sut Cnaf o. lapatsi With thom. Put up IN large
PACKAGES with full directions, and sells for 70
ceuts.
ne The above ran o. lies acc warranted. Agent
are authorized tor refund purchase MONEY, t
staction il not given. Tasss articles are sold by
dealers ia all cities TOWNS ana Villages in the
United States md CaHaaas. PeTsons will call for
thorn py their full names and svoii all others.
HERRICK & RROTHER,
Prspri.tOrs, Albany, NJ" YORK.
For Sale by Fay & ore and J Dougaerty
Muscstipe; NJ X Pomeroy, Wilton; + Cosay-
Mosco~; J Patterson, West libefly; Sanders Bro .
Iowa City, and by drugsists everywhere. la29-"ly
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BURNETT K.ALLISTO.N

Il URINE TITS k.3LLISTON.
l. AND COOLING THE SKIN, AND ALLAY
ING ALL ALLOUTW ARD MILAN NJ ALTON.
As a wash for the Scalp it has 10 superior, re-
easvinR DandIuf, and thereby promoting the
gri " tn of the hair. Sufferers from
MUSQUITO BITES
Will find instant relief by rubbing the kallist0n
thoroughly into the parts affected.
Prepared only by Joseph Burnett Co., Boston
For sale by J. Z. GRAHAM, at SOC. and 81 pc
bottle.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
yT7HE Firm of Bartholomew i Wells is, this day
dissolved by mutual consent, James Wells
Saving sold his entire interest 20 S N Candee The
Business will hereafter DO conducted by Barthole-
NEW i Candce, who aone are authorized to pay the
debts and collect all duss aud demands Of said firm.
B. BARTHOLOMEW,
sl4-4w JAMES P WELLS.
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THE MARKETS.

New YORK, Oct. IA.
Flour 81, 5Oa$5,70. Wheat to &c better
red $l,2la$l, 26, white 81, 25a$l ,35.-
Corn 65a67c. Oats 54a57c.
CHICAGO, Oct IA.
Flour $3,50a$4,25. Wheat 65a69c-
Corn 50a5lc. Oats Csc. Rye 53a55c. Bar
ley 50a70c. Butter lSa20c. Eggs l5al6c.
Potatoes 9OA35c. Green Apples S2,5oas3
per Dbl.
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WANTED.

WE have an order for few hundred bushels
w prime pink eye Potatoes. Parties wishing
to sell will call this week. SELLS l. WATT.
Oct. 14-dawlw.
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gD- LETTHE SICK REJOICE. &
Now is tia TimiO Us
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid
Str ei glhening Plasters.

These remarkable Family
Me .iciucs aavs stood tie
tast Of public experience
TWENTY YEARS; have
been usad by over three mil
lions of PERSONS, and are
still CONFUSING the medical
worli with their START
LING CURES. :
Those Pills are particular
" adapted TO diseases pecud
liar to tho Western ana
South wsr.ern States, an Q
will be FOUND, on trial, the
mo.t VALUABLE Caths-tir
at rrsscnt KNOWN. Fos
twenty Wears their s.v in tn.
Miiilc and Eastern state
has b. ualimlted, and thsir
succ 80 in curing 6isasse y
nerfect series Of t,iuEohs.
containing no MEkCiR f
thsy can DO used at any tan Q
with ut regard to employ
1;ak NAipu coaFsN
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BURNETTS

A STHM A.
JONAS WIIITCOMB'S REMEDY.
DREPARED from a German Recipe, obtained
/ by the late Jonas Whitcomb, in Europe. 1t
is we'll known to have sleviated this disorder III
Is case, when all other appliances OF Medical skill
had been abandoned by him in despair. In NO case
OF purely Asthmatic character has it failed to give
imm 8iiate relief, and it has iiseted many perma-
nent cures. Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, Pro-
pIietors. For sale, at $1.0e per bottle, by
j. L. GRAHAM.
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s1UscATINE co. RETURNS.

BLoox,NaroS TOWNSHIP OHcial.-
following il the official vote Of this township At
the election yesterday:
For Gvvernor-Lowe, rep. 5A
Samuels, dem. 55l-S
Lieut.. Govcrnor--Favlie, rep. 5s7
Gillaspy, dem. 55!-7c
Senator A. Parvin, rep. DIS
40. Patterson, dem. $3.50
R,pre,entativs-H. Recee, rep. 549-4
+. Algcr, dem. $40
floating Rep.-W Lundy. rep. 5l3
4. Hoch, DEM 6SO-o7
W.p.rxoNoo We are indebted to G. FL
HIATT clark of the election in this township, for the
osSaial vote. 1t is as follows:
Lowe, 99-27 maj. Patterson, rs
Samuels y Rcecc, 50
F.ville, 97-73 Algcr. sly msJ.
Gillaspy, "a Lundy, se-H
Parvin, 90-l3 Hoch, 10
SvBkrLANp.- Official vote: Lowe 9l'
Samuel, 70, Favi,lc 81, Gllaspy 70, Parvin g. Pat
ser,on IS, Reese 90, Alger 70, Lundy 80, hoch o.
REPORTED MAJoRlTlEs.-Wilton IS report
oil 10 Republican, Fulton 10 same way, Goshen IL
same, Moscow 80 Democratic, Montpelier ~, Cedar
II and S.venty-Six Is same way. Pike came IN
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