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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-09

The CHEAPEST GOODS IN nlUn.
i MOND D. The Subscribers having det.rmipsd n
sell from this day. their large and beautiful siocS Of
Fancy and Domestic Goods, at great reduced price,
amongst which will DO found. very handsome plaid
md striped 81 Ks ct 5lt and so cents ami upwards
blsck suhs at IS 81 and 81 worth great de- al more
beautiful patterns Orsandie,, Jaconet Lawns De-
LANES; Giashams; great bargains in Enpbrodsr,r
and Musin Bands from ~ cents and upwards; Swim
and Dotted Muslin; Cambria and striped usn; ba.t
and colored Blk Hsntilias, / 50 and upwards; the
cheapest bleach and brown Domestic ever offered
before; Grape shswls at S. white and brown Linen
Damasks, Towels and Diapers Hosteries; silk Mita,
&c. ALI who wish to save money, will do we'll to
give us . call at No n Main street.
ie 8-dlmf STRtUg BRO.
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MARINE INTELLlGENOk

D. nj Rfckmond June 8-H1kh Wos~ o. gseses.
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mo THE PURlIC 60 Owing to- circum.
J stances over which have NO control. the CON
cRF advertised to take place next THURSDAY
NIGHT, at Metropolitan Hall, will not take place.
a. n l. " BUaCH.
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I OsT ON Tuesday last, Ia Manche ste r.
IL my FREE PAPERS will give reward Of
Is for them If left 1t this office
JOHN JOSEPH AUSTIN SCOTT.
iao-2t& free boy Of cnlor
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LOST.

OST. On saturday afternoon, GOLD
L. ARMLET, with three red sets In tn centre
liberal reward will be paid by leaving It at this office.
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a HEAD OBS NATIONAL GUAsD
q RICHMOND, June 9th, 1887.
(iIORDERs No q
W Attend regular meeting Of your com
pany, at Lsfay cite Hall, on WEDNESDAY even
ing, 10th inst at 8 O'Clock. promptly.
Guinness of much importance will be brought be
fore the meeting, and fall attendance IL particular
ly desired.
Delinquent members, falling to appear, will be
deslt With a. tho By Laws prescribe.
By order of Lieut.. JcHssoN
!. s-2ss v L FORE Orderly
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lust RECEIVED at the A ADiEs' BA.
y ZA4R BROAD street, an elegant sssoTt nent of La
dies Dress 4fimminss, at vary low prices; Beautiful
Frinses at 81 cts worth S7i cts Narrow DO. at 49,
Ia and II cts. wor III, Is and % cts Also. mise
or of Cotton Fringes az corresponding prices. La.
i.8.4t r. MOORE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12
RIVER NEWS.
From the Daily Journal of the 11fh

FROM the Daily journal OF the 10Th.
The river at this point is still in good navigabe
stsge and has been during the week almost clear of
ice. The weather, however, is turning colder at
the present writing, and we may soon expect the
final closing of navigation Tor the season.
ARRIVAL FROM GALENA.-Thc Tishomngo, ore Of
the Minnesota Packet Co.'S boats, arrived from
9alcna yesterday, bound for ST. Louis. She left
Galena Tuesday morning, and reports hcavy running
ice at the mouth of Pevre river. The river is sup
posed to be gorged short distance above. The
Tishomingo was in haste to get thr ugh, and refu-
sed freight.
SHIPMENTS OF FREIGHT The steamer Brazil,
which departed for st. Louis Monday afternoon,
took board at this place 100 barrels of -four for
Mr.. Ogilve, and n lot of bcdsteals for Stein We
sey-the latter destined for Hannibal. Her rates
Of freight on -four to St. Louis were rs cents per
barrel.
ARRIVAL FROM ST. LouIs.-The steamer Chattn-
nooga, Capt. Brisce, arrived from St. Louis Tuesday
afternoon, with light freight.
CLARA IllNE This little freight steamer arrived
at the lcvee last night, her third trip since the
recent opening Of the river. She brought up a va
rety of goods for merchants; also, another EN-.
bassy OF foreigners from the "Faderland." who
have come to try their fortunes in this Gland of the
free and home Of the brave"
THE COMET arrived last night, but didn't strike
We mean the steamer Comet. She came down from
Fulton City, bound for st. Louis in such haste that
she had not time to pay our levce n visit.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12
Orr CoDkosI, Dec. 5th, 1857. Council

Orr CouKost, Dec. 5th, 1857. Council
convened. full board present.
Mr.. Cloud read petition praying Council t.
grade alley block l39. Petition lid upon the ia
Bic.
Mr.. Hoch read communication from the City At
torney relative to the claim Of the city against Mr.
Isett for laying down pavemcnts, which was dis
posed Of by passing resolution instructing the
City Attorney to proceed to collect the came.
On motion Of Mr. Nislsy, the proper officers were
instructed to prepare five thousand dollars addition
81 city scrip.
On motion Of Mr.. Nisley, the Mayor, in connec-
ton with Messrs. cloud and Hoch, made COM
mittee to make arrangements to pay the interest on
Mr.. Buffers bonds (the thirty thousand dollar
bonds
On motion of Mr.. Cloud, the Mayor and Recorder
were instructed to issue warrants to the amount Of
interest and exchange upon the thirty thousand
dollars in city bonds issued Mr.. Butler, when called
upon by the committee TO do so.
On motion Of Mr.. Cloud, the committee was in
structcd to submit copy of all the papers pert
ing to the with Mr. Butler and others ell
alive 10 transfer Of the city bonds and Railroad
stock to c. O'Connor, ESD, of New York, or some
opinion to the liabilities Of the contracting par
ties, and their respective rights.
On motion Of Mr.. Nis!ey, the Council resolved it.
IF into a committee of the whole for the purpose
Of filling the blanks and passing The ordinance reg
ulating the salaries Of Mayor and Aldermen. TIL"
blanks were filled allowing the Mayor salary of
four hundred dollars per annum, and each Counct
man one hundred dollars per annum, and the ordi.
then put upon its third reading and passed.
The following bills were audited and allowed:
NJ. Block, $57 posts, &C., lcvee.
VIM. Fesser, $S5 police services.
Council adjourned to meet next Wedu esdsy eve
Ming.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12


DRNrAL.-At the invitation of DR.. b. G.
Hall, We took . survey, yesterday, Of his dental
rooms under Hare's Hall, and were agreeably sur
priscd to find them so pleasantly fitted up and
all tho arrangements for his business complete.
Tho operating chair looked comfortable enough to
make the patient forget the tcrturiny eject Of hav
ing an obstinate tooth extracted. We advise per-
afflicted with tooth ache or who have defective
teeth to give tn. Doctor call without delay, he
will give relief if it is in the power Of any one t.
do so. He has also q choice article Of tooth soap
and powder-a chemical preparation of his own
which will produce beautiful teeth, healthy
gums, and fragrant breath. Try it.
The PHILADELPHIA SATURDAY EVENING
Posr.-We call the attention Of our readers to the
Prospectus Of this well-known literary weekly, in
our advertising columns. TuE Posr may be safely
allowed to enter tho family circlc-as it pledges
itself to allow nothing to enter its columns Of a
corrupting character either in its literary or its
news department.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12
THE MARK ETS.

New York, Dec. 9.
Flour 81, 25a6. 90; wheat ST.. l4al AS for
white and ST. Is for old Ind. corn 63a92c:
dressed hogs $6a6,50.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.
Flour $4a4,50 for spring extras; wheat
common spring 81 l-2a55c, extra 57a5Sc
in store, red winter 60a70c; corn SIC: oats
24a25c: barley 4Oa55c rye 46s4Sc Dress
ed hogs good demand with light receipts
at $4,50a4,75 by the quantity. Of live
hogs the supply is not great.
For two lots, averaging respectively 292
and 300 lbs, $3.50 gross was offered There
are various opinions as to prospects for high
er or lower prices-short or large CROP
Some packers are holding off, in hopes of
lower prices, thinking hogs may yet be b ID
for as low as four dollars nett. tribune.
ST.. Louls. Dec. Z.
Flour $3,75a4,75 wheat-spring 6Oa7Oc,
cub 73c, choice red $1OS, choice white
ST, 20 corn 35a45c; oats 3Sa39c; potatoes
4Ga78c: onions 81 l-2c; hogs $4,25a4,75 per
CWt.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12
1IuSCATINE MARKET.

We have no material changes to note in
our market report this week. Owing to the
continued rains during the first part of the
week, and the subsequent bad roads, very
little produce has arrived, and bus
mess generally has been dull. The river is
still open, but navigation has been consid.
cred 80 uncertain that very little shipping
has been done. Ice was again running in
the channel of the river yesterday, and it is
doubtful whether any more boats will visit
us this season.
In pork there have been no transactions
worthy of note, owing to the continued
mildness of the weather. A few hundred
hogs have been slaughtered this week at each
of the slaughtering establishments. We con.
tinue to quote, as the price offered by pack
ers, g so per 100 lbs.
We append our usual quotations
Wheat, spring, 5oa55c.
+" winter, Coo (nominal)
Flour $4a15
Corn, in the ear, 25c.
Barley, at the breweries, go cents.
Onions SOC.
Potatoes, 25a30c. Sweet potatoes, 81.
Green apples, a$l.5O per bushel.
Eggs, zoe.
Butter, Csc.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, Ito
Shoulders, 14c
Clear sides, Sc
Hides, green, Sc; dry flint Sc.
Lumber, $l5a$30 per 1000 feet,
Hogs-Packers Offering So SO. Butchers
pay ing $4a4 so for dressed hogs.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12
THE SECRET INFIRMITlES OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,

Just FUUE1SHed, gratis, Ito 10tV 1H0"Su"U
FEW Words on the Rational TreaAn ent, " th
II out Med cine, Of Spermatoirhes. or local
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissioae, Genital and Ner-
vous Debility, Prema ture Decay of the System
Impotency, and Impedinepts Marriage gener.
aIlt, by B. DE LANEY N. D.
The important fact that the many alarming COM
plaints sigi mating in the imprudence and irnds
Of youth, may be ca lily removed, WITHOUT
MEDICINE, is in this small tract, clearly dem IN
s,rated and the entirely new and highly success
full treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully ex
planned, by means of which every oDe is
/. o. abled to cure HIMSELF Perfectly and ct the
least possible COST thereby avoiding all the aGvsr
tised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in =
sealed envelope. bv remitting two postage stamps
to DR.. DE LANEY, II Lispenard street. New
York. now Wy
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12
state Temperance Convention.

State Temperance Convention.
A mass meeting of the friends Of Temperance will
be held in Des Moines, Iowa. on the LIST Tuesday of
February, 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. M. Business of
the deepest Importance will be brought before the
Convention touchin. the enforcement of present
and prospective laws. We earnestly hope he mass
es If the people will come up and meet with US in
Council. Let the Citizens, Societies and Orders in
distant parts Of the State that cannot come in bod
les, unite and send delegates. Let show the
world that the people of Iowa are determined no
longer to be cursed by the fou fend Of IntempSr-
ance. Prominent speakers from abroad have been
invited to be present and address the Convent on.
Geo Jocelyn, M D McIIenry,
EFT Edgington, Mayne,
Geo Bailey, Joel Davis,
Jesse Bowen, James Clark,
D II Petefsh, DIV Hunt,
Thomas Martin
Papers favorable to the cause please copy.
December LIST, 1857.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12

EXCHANGE ON MusoArlSE AT PREMIUM IN
DAvESPoRr.-A gentleman of this city, who was
in Davenport day this week, and casually let it
b. known in of the banking houses Of that city
that he had in his possession n check Of $500 on
bank in Muscatine, offered and accepted TWO
PAR CENT PREMIUM for it. The gentleman after
wards learned hat if he had tried on the street, he
could have sold his check readily at FIVE PER CENT
PREMIUM The reason is obvious. The check will
command something besides Florence, which is the
only currency now to be had in Davenport, and
viii is emo go outside the limits of the delccta-
bic "Brdge City," and virtually at discount of
IS or 20 per cent. even there: Only few Of the
best customers Of the banks of that place can get
eastern exchange with it, for which they have TO
submit to shave of ten per cent. If Muscatine
man or any other "outsidcr" asks for gold east
eru exchange for Florence, he is told-"We haven't
got it-none of the Western bankers now
commodate business men in this way"-while at
Muscatine any amount of eastern exchange or gold
can be had with approved currency at the rate of
six pc. cent. These facts which VIC respectfully
request the Davenport "Gaze.e" to notice, in order
to show its readers how Florence "s answering all
the purposes of traffic and trade" and also that it
"needs no defence"
WILroN-A Course of Public Lectures-
We learn from Rev D. Knowles that u course of
four lectures is to be given in the new Congrega-
tiohnl Church building at Wilton, to aid in defray
ing the expens, of fitting up the church for divine
service. Rev J. Guernsey. of Davenport, is to de-
liver the first two Of the course, Wednesday and
Friday evenings of next week. Subject of the first,
"The Salem Witchcraft"-of the second, "Ameri-
can Aristecracy." The remaining two lectures are
to be delivered the evenings Of De- 2lst and 22d
by Rev. G. F. Masoun, also of Davenport. Subjects
-"Sr Walter Raleigh, his Services and his Times"
and "Ancient Worthless of New England The
price of tickets is fixed Is cents for single lecture
Of Is cents for the course. We hope this commend
able effort to raise funds for the Congregational So
ciety of Wilton will meet with success. Those who
attend the lectures will have the satisfaction of
knowing that the money paid for admission will be
applied to charitable Christian enterprise, while
they will enjoy entertainment which will doubt
less be we'll worth what it costs.
CLOSING STORES AT O'CLOCK IN THE EVE
NIxe.-fke following agreement has been signed by
the propretors of nearly all the business houses in
the city:
We, the undersigned, do mutually agree IF con-
cert Of acun b. obtained To close places Of bu
slness o'clock P. NJ, on and from Deem b.r
Is h. 1857. March 18th, 1858, excepting the hol-
Ia. SnfGv
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DIED,

DIED,
On the evening of the 10Th, the Rev. dso. l.
NILES, in the Seth year Of his age.
The funeral services will be at the Baptist Church.
this Saturday afternoon, at half-past ons
O'clock. The pu6IO --.i-:4s.a A. attend.
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1868.

PHOSFEClO0 Okt 1000
The Saturday Evening Post.
Established August 4. 1921.
THE PAPER THAT NEVER SUSPENDS.
Family wsekly...Devoted to Litera-
ture and tho News.
IN these times Of Bank and Mercantile
ALI The attention Of reading public to their old aad
srmiy weekly paper As the paper .h.s never '''
THIRrY.SIX YEARS
The Porr has b.sn published and in al that
good Zines through dad timss through bank inha
seeS. and forwarded to i. thousand. 'ubserbers
e: as
the s no
be both the interest and the pleasure Of the public 70
Among the contributors to TEE posr. We may mention
'n M fHL fH How ALICE CARY ARTHUR
GRACE GREENwooD. ANNA BLACKWELL. AUGys:
sks E9ls ss..
Ths Author Of .Zilla the Child-Nsdum, te, 10, -.
.ds.gq commencing in the frat paper Of Jaaas' a.
NOvELET, BY +. ,. ARTHUR,
Mr. Arthur's productions 80 widely hnown that vs
hardly a. The Of ss :.a
which We always strven 70 impress upon THE Posi-
who s II
and ests-csn ind them regret say .. ooras
hut pOsr will still maintain its high ehafast:r
e eassr "'''n 'A' @''' '''''A'''' '- "
THE FAMILY CIRCLE,
And which will purity and instruct astsad Of ds"raiisa
and corupting youthful mind Especially vi Its soa
ductors avoid In publication Of the weekly news, all
those disgusting nov - CON-
m0n-of
VILE CRIMINAL CASES,
Believing they do that the practice Of psb.hing ths
details q ioosh:one and II %: srima:l trials
~ increase Of crime the semmunty Like be-
gets what mind feeds apoa that II win
70 resemble
CHOICE SELECTIONS
OF all kinds from the sEsI roHsIcN AND DonIsrc Sour.
the POST The Stories Sketches Agricultural AID
soentifo Facts Co. TO- In this for the
the Post among the Instructive - Wen - nsE
esti NJ portions Of its eontents
THE VERY CREAM
olth. Periodical literature Of the British isles Is
rjysu to our readers. The Post, weekly, has
SOMETHING For ALL
rbs members Of the family Novelets Essays Stories En-
rrsvinxs Agricultural Articles tho News Sk:tehes Poetry
kiddles the Wholesale ans Retail Aarts Ha.k
finally We may mention good Why the ssad
ing public should give the e sss Poet
"is vii! be certain to come when paid for:'
rERxs-tc.shia advaas',-siasl' Copy 81 year.
COPIES s:.a on. to til. ss..sr up It III. .l.s, 1910
. (a.i oas = the sssssr up Of the eiab) sooo =
The postage on the POST part Of the Uate 20
..iv e. 4, !: Oily s cents ysaz.
Addr sss, always postpaid, ..e.aov s.
No. Isl South Third ssrsss. PAl.aetph
r. IjsJ-i
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12
t@ LET THE SICK REJOICE. ia
now 10 tho Time TO Use
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid
Str or gthening plasters.

These remarkable Family
Medicines have stood the
test Of public experience
TWENTY YEARS; have
BEEN used BY over three mil.
lions of PERSONS, and are
still eonvulsing the medical
world with their START
LING CURES.
These Pills atS particular
j. adapted 70 diseases Pee.
liar 70 The Wesesrn sno
South western States, and
will be FOUND, on tfisl, the
most VALUABLE CsthaStic
ct present KNOWN. For
twenty years their uss 10 the
Middle spd Eastern states
has bs en- unlimited, . I'd their
succ SIS in curing dissase Q
perfect series Of trisNlphs.
Contrasting no AeneeRY
they can be used ct sny tine
without regard TO employ.
m emit or diet. Being coated
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12
SUMMTT Mill.

SUMMIT MILL.
A T OUR New Steam Grist- Mill, at Summit, on
~ tho all I'd, midway between Musoatins and
Wilton Junction, We are now fully prepared to
make Flour, Meal and Feed in the best possible
manner. We will give especial attention to
GRIST WORK!
When not ems god in griidine 0rists, We will
m manufacture Flo uf and Meal from selected Grain,
which No will sell Ut the lowest market prices.
~stMe pay MuscatiEe market prices for E4-
IRA WHfEAT. Satisfaction guaranteed.
N. BUR 6rm consists Of J. B. 0REELY
H. F. GREEDY and B. T. LATHAM, only.
GREELY s; co.
November I057.w3m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12
DR.. W. II. BAXTER
Notice of assignment.

1FOtVc " S1ootS 7s'"e7"s'
NOTICE is hereby given that John 8. Adds, Of
~ Wilton, Muscstine county, Iva, has made
oh Assignments Of his property to the undersigned
for the benefit Of his creditors. The creditors Of
said John s. Adds will present their claims to
the assignee duly sworn to within thee months
from the date hereof. and all persons indebted to
said Adds will make payment without delay to
tho assignee. THOS. HANNA,
nov2S-w6w Assignee, Wilton, Iowa.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12

n.R-We seldom call attention to patent medicines
editorially, but from what We learn, Wells dermon
Liuiment is emnentIy worthy Of patronage and -
receiving it. Itgivcs universal satisfaction: It's
said 70 be much stronger than common L'niments'
and the cures it efects, after otneEs nave 'AAeu'
would indicate this to be true.
Sold in Muscatine by Fly Stone snd J. D.
Dou1her,y, and by agents generally:
Get Wells Aluanac Visitor for issS.
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WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Now isthe time to make up clubs.
CONGRESS- sits the LIST Of Decen,-
Der, and all sriN Dant to be pos
ted up ,vith its Doings.

Single Subscriber, $3.50 free of postage.
Ten Subscribers at once, 81. 80 each, 4"
Long winter evenings are the time to read the
papers and all kinds can be had &C
nov2A BUKNEII'O.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~RICHARDSON'S
ADVERTISING HOUSE.

OFFERS
lst. To Western and Southern Advertisers the
leading Daily and other Newspapers ir all the
lasge Eastern Cities Boston, New York, Philadel-
phia, &c., at the Publishers lowest cash price,.
ID. To fil Publishers Orders for Printing Ma
tcrials of every description Presses, Type, Inks,
&o.-st manufactureFs Prices.
81. To collect and adjust Publishers bills in the
above cities, on reasona BILE terms.
~ Refers to the Publisher 4 this Paper, who
will forward orders. Address
ALBERT q. RICHARDSON,
noy1s.daw3m $50 Broadway, New York.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12

WHEAT AND OATS WANTED.
r WILL take in trade, or in payment OF notes and
i accounts, wheat and cats at the market price,
Persons interested will please take notice-wtea
or money must have, or put notes and accounts,
Of long standing in persons hand who can collect.
Oct H. CHARLIE NEALLEY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12
TO THE FARMERS

TO THE FARMERS!
VNHE subscriber begs to announce to tho puqlic
/ tha: be has fitted up the Young America Mill
and is now prepared to do all kinds ct griedine.
NV work IL too well known to need further COM
ment in the community. Give mo trial.
oct. 13-wtf JESSE HUNT.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12
BURyNETT"S
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH.


BUR.NETTS
ORIENTAL TOOTH WASH.
THIS Elixir for tho Teeth and Gums combine
IN ecncsntrated form, the most desirable
cleaning and astringent properties, at the same
time It contains nothing which can possibly injure
the most sensitive md delicate Organisations.
It arrests decay Of the Teeth.
II cures cankcr in tho mouth.
It'll unsurpassed Is gargls.
It acts - detergent after smoking.
It renders the gums hard and healthy.
It neutraiSes the offensive secretions Of the
mouth.
tinparts to the breath . fragrance peculiarly
aromatic and pleasant.
It has received the sanction an patronage Of
the most eminent Of the Dental and NJ edical Fac.
atty.
Prepared only BY Joseph Burnett l. Co., Ire.
mont street, Boston. For sale, at SIC Per bottle
BY J. e. GRAHAM
.ASTHM A.
JONAS WHITCOMB'S REMEDY.
DREPAREG from . German Recipe, obtained
L BY the late JONAS Whitcomb, In Europe. 1t
well known to have alleviatsd this disorder IN
b case, when all other appliances Of Medicaskil
had been abandoned BY him in despair: In no case
OF purely Asthmate character has it failed to give
nsnt cures. Joseph Burnett 4 Co., Boston, Pro-
pristoss. 70, sale, at $500 per bottle, BY
J. L. GRAHAM.
BURNETTS K,ALLLSTON.
E>0K REMOVING SUNBURN, CLEANSING
l. AND COOLING THE SKIN, AND ALLAY
ING ALL ALLOUTWARD INFLAMMATION.
A. wash for the Scalp it has no superior, re.
nsvine Dandrun, and thereby promoting the
e. WITH Of the hair. Sufferers from
MOSQUITO BITES
Will ind instant relief by rubbing the Kallisten
thoroughly into he parts affected.
Prepared only by Joseph Burnett 4 Co., Boston
For sale BY J. E. GRAHAM, at SOC. and 81 pe
bottle.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12

J. &. G. U. HOOVER,
DEALERS IN
Groceries and Provisions,
(NORNER Second and Chestnut streets, (opposite
~ Union Block } Muscatine, lows:
M. Tho highest market price will DO paid IN
Sugar, Molasses, 10, 4lwayson hand, and for sale
tho Lowest Rates. s26-daw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-12

n1-We call attention to Prof. Woods "Hair
Restorative" advertisement. Without doubt it is
the only remedy that can restore the hair to tie
nristine quality, and has given universal satsfac
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