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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-05
70 WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKERS,
MERCHANTS AND FARMERS.
II. WHITBECK & CO.,

u. Wd1I6ECh q CV.,
Corner of Raudo phi and Jsfersoa srs. Chicago, Ill.
LAVE for sale Turned Spokes, Sawed and Bent
II Felloes, Buggy Poles a Shafts, Wagon Poles
and Axles, and ali kinds of Gearing Stuff, Hu bs,
b.. Also, all styles of WAGONS, light and heavy;
Yard Cart, for Lumber dealers, Business Buggies,
ows, Cultivators Shovel Plows, &c.
iel6.dsv6m
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IN TIMES OF DEPRESSION

iris very certain that Music is both SCOT hing and
l. sxhiisrating. Next to Religion, there is no
better medicine to be found for the removal Of
gloomy forebodings for the cure Of sadness, in
cidens to present misfortune. Under these circum-
stances what can you do bettsrduring the prese Mt
trying times than provide yourself with some
Musical ms rament and set yourself forthwith to-
tho Judy and practice of what must inevitably be
so greatly seneicial to you? At the
MUSCATINE MUSIC DEPOSITORY
Is 6ne stock of Musical Instruments and Instrue-
ton books, from which you can make your Sc
lection at such lew prices as cannot fail to give
satisfaction, and for the sake Of accom- modating,
where cash is scarce, Due bills will be received,
and "a much given for them az IL they were GOLD.
JOSEPH SYKES,
l35 Second street, opposite Union Block.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-05
IOWA AVENUE,

/, Rich Lyons Velvet Ves,ings,
do English Silk do
Plain and heavy Grenadine Ves,ings,
Fancy do 20 do
Cashmere and Satin do
Rick white and drab silk do
Gents and Boys Shawls,
Fine and extra heavy silk Drawers,
do do Go do do Under Shirts
Merino and Lands Wool do do
do do do do Drawers,
j., Ties, Gloves Of all kinds, Suspenders,
and Shaker knit w. olen Socks, Blankets.
all GOODS usually found in GENTS
am prepared to sell and NIKE into goods.
vest Cash Prices.
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PECTOR.aL XYRVP.

This Syrup the most eecuai safe, and pleasant remedy
Hoarsonese Bronchitis Group, Asthma and all aztec
tons Of the lungs or throat Immediately quies and
oosens cough relieves pon and soreness in the breast
r aide and heals and strengthens the lungs and throat
snd IS an invauabs medicine for all Ashmatic and Croupy
attacke Of children No family should be without it in the
Reuse
For sale in Muscatine by Dr.. c. o. Eaters and J.
e, Graham. loct5-daw6m1
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-05

q PURG EON'S Sermons, third series;
y Life 81 spurgeon-just received at
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-12-05

711HE GIRLS DELIGHT-Psper Dolls, Nos l !,
2,3 and 4, with dresses without lumber, can
H. h,a cho.n at BURNEfrs.
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The STATE OF Iowa, } &C
MUsoATINE COUNTY, W.

Muscatine. Nov. 20, 1s57-ncv2s-w4w
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-09-03

lJAsA-~YACrH fgg TiE PROFILE 1T vs. 4 fAcf
thsi u la4t IA he 1T, 81 tas. fir agricultural
ppfposes T. not turrhssea Il slpal.t IA O.. Cpioh.
IL tatI -. the tAIa, great ratisi si H. can
tow ts tcnri RON $40 70 a. 8 e,t so
c~ chtsp lnipTf ehes's as iaas Oh H. u baeanss
NaFi. asnbi s41.nl snre.
" sAc,s ihs "a hts sissi,s ne gsossr ptfis.n ~
tie rsl1ng u.aorisis tprs, sralbs. hes aisHs, 49, Is
usde Farmers supf its hairri"i and ~ roa'iso All
la ffa7n itA sale
IN sCT at This excellent isralna Land IA no. a
os DGHs from he r. ef Inc cas-. wa isteY
points btu fars do ssllta aaif niiF ut il,
IL ttH isFhsr ~ baet rom the fif rr the bet
yer J9a nj DE b,ah Agd Ia regard y, ptsJpe. tase,
timber A. M gr s'Ft disrfsUv - fUrfhcA
tFias nat tasa = sifuAss les Western seHj
- Nc gsh'F -riut tft taos a.FliE &
Die g.sskst inf tatf produce ~hstcf u
ssi. ai, wool Hller. rAliHg instsg,a he's
~ 81 kdcALir rus vH sass - ses'lurd " he iarg
place its iut ig pslr.s Gs cngn fy sruiu rrovs
H. And The sDccs9s sfTH5 Ea' tlt upi yi "a month
Dit-qruFrs H.
- fprihc, parllsl'.rs a..res4 y rEalsYEk CU,.
YasS sssalpsot, Comfy. Npaefsss, epg,s ana s~e
s.r ys,urssires jsai1 iarfy
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ruE wErK1y pfnoNtEuEsRn A,SSnp l nrMo ocn

NO :, - "a.
~ - aH aN''s 1e'' 'N'''V''S's ~ sI'u.
$50, aes.,s ~ s"sa iaesa.ssa e'neAny
- Wv" i'a "'i = -. nsA"'sn ea i1a
~ o,nh s. s., 80, IL "'r D~sss,vs
r,,,ird Chh al WRIGHT con,lv
Is. Ia oryartzs mar poriv
~ Ia disseminate Den,nsrp :, documents
Among oar tcjlow eifixens
"a 10 anuoinf = Cea,rsl C,nn,v eo,
r,ittee.
a.h. 10 appoirt Precinct committee.
s,h. The t'oaoty Ctutra Comnit,,o n
cab an Conventions ofonr party.
oh. 10 call mays meetings AMI proeru,
sneakers o. address the ,eonlt.
,th. 10 have roeniar cIoh rom whore
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EowARn HARTLEY,
Il. +. 1iiosas. Comnlitte,
PmfIr Ann.
ADVERTISEMENTS

AZ casssEss, August 10 t8s II
nBDkkgD--fHAT TEgas ~ Tnt DISTRICT
~ rouf for NE Third Iib al iasrir, ~ te turtitsr
ID, Aiupessa. fp or Yea, isa, Be bend ig aud tae ihe
soantses and al Do t4nsa, ffhtwiBE. 10 VII
In county 1T i;rawa, The ~ day Of an,t e.
Ia ts coass Of hiue faf'h NJ ae frt dav ID ecltru
beg.
Ia the sean'y u fsrfibsa IN SIC sh d.t q octo1ar
In ira count, ~ Nsa@cs tie isiA aat n urtstef
VI thH cOsuty 81 s;pel ga he iqih das OF urieb.t
IA the c0any ai trNap1rI, n, nth day 81 nstsbef
u tns eeurl " G0seg, HE Sgh ia, 81 uciober.
In Inc county II Rice he sti dsy q! November
In tr county al SNaei. ths iuth aaJ 81 Ncssm
Der II which sire ard psee terra ~ he ti~a states
pstie oort, Tor the Gh!tl jadieN Dafn, .ili also be
hAid.
~ tao couuty NJ q Saeu be "a DAY 81 No.snhrr
Ia ihs county OF slsy. ih0 gi,h d.5 ~ koFSutber
To he comfy Il Scot, he - Say ~ brremheI
Ia iie crln, Of Career he lilh syuf u,esiater
in he eouny ofiiebusu. he tan Gsy Of Decsmtef
Ia he epaSly " asas. ts assh lay Of lie, epjber
II IN. csaniy 81 Mcleod fu he tth day II JsrBsfy.
kaeels FERNS ID he ileirlet teu ,f tc hrhrins u
iiatonf i.d isa II las. va hs heif Ia ha county ct
nssts on the Sis any II August ia u" e,a1'g - HAn
sepia tRe On aaY u September sgS W ae eotuly Of
se9a 81 The IL day Of ~ l.s1Rter.
NHhk u FLASbRAI
AusD Aw2ciAte fatUce Supreme tqasi
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ATTORNEYS

kf fHEshrssT. CO.. ssEfiOg Ags Anon
VI. SKY rtSs srsf 81 az -rsaHisr - ~. s4f =.
.H.s.u,f s'-st. s.ipt Pa NisssrHst sf~tRsH
nFtiF 40 HaYsAgD RgTokNsF tSp Uagt \
w s.igf E. isN lrss Afstt sra Soar Fes3ls. -
b.. Fs4sr. Fset p Fksi o4szsszpiy
IgvfN gCsts AgfnkhYTY ~ AK, ~ Pa
! 8.sss~As sN5as ~ saes 4 a. q = sA1sas
o. e, .l ~ A. ~ sa1 kagtrf sEsffa
stNss Nss@ assiT e sNs's.
AF wTFf q sv3lZg hrf0tsEF Rsn crus
eEtAIJG 81 - V2sns p ,gt.. .s.ta k.ssf
Httee q H.aFss slf tfrrf'esr i- -s.f' 70
rrfsf ssiEt 49, sHFft. frrrtrr y
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IN pcm,o,rsts % wrig., county orxna-

BsiH&e
II affords Gs p'eas.Tc 70 rreeeut he tx
ample q tie Dc,a3cfat d W. bt yefsre
oof brethren in TIE oibef couG,iss q thls
Territory. A. or worthy q immaculate irni
,asi,n. aad oue gp0s which ,he alcere 4
Our party viii, in gra, 1neas1tg djcad,
thA' Il &, thorough orga1ila'ion 10 everJ
county ali iowa in IT, Ierr'ioey W
oopy IRON tie Non,iceiio Y'no
IigyrrgATsc Cam Sx.Tno.--ia ert3rd
sgz 10 ~. cal u many citizen 90 DINO
cra,s q M5u,.cil) M; 8; he ofico = Wa.
Creighton, E.4- aod Is,fectel ic:ap0rary
orgauiza on. b. s!ocsiag tbe Hv e. =
Creighton fha;rasn
ga mo'op q NJ Home 4 oofmi''s7
va appointed 90 l,sf seo8'iata la.niR
the obrct esl ebl -fe-a = i5e p-'aeai
organ1a1a u ii..',es 1a9r-4 4'al
.m,t Fers iseTs'es 81 to CHAR - la.
cDmnirtss NJ i-a wtber%1s Nr
iIa-siy -~.esto'l ~ fs.oa.sg IN te'tat a
Iie ctosrl ,'.e sAc5 Tss CRY We usiy
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From the saltwater Messenger We learn
that the engineer. o. the. division OF the
Minnesota aud Paciac Railroad, between
st. Psral and iha. city, are now running the
third hae between the two points. The
engineers were eneampad on Tuesday on the
south side Of Browns creek, near where the
Marine road crosses thai stream The FIRST
survey was CD toe north side Of Browns
Creek. II is net public how the las, sur.
vey compares will the first II point q dis
lance, grades &c, but the last route Is over
very near Inc same ground OF the FORMER,
only bearing little farther south The
second line run, bore some distance sotti Of
the Others, catering The valley Of the Lake
some distance below the business portion Il
Saltwater.
LAST Tuesday al ARRAY occurred at a house
of notorious and Infamous ill-repute nearly
opposite, on the Wisconsin side Of the Lake,
by which haf-brteel named Rsrr,srr Ia
CuAPPEEIR, was stabbed 10 the arm aud
stomach BY man named JONI HIrl. II was
supposed that the wound was q fatal one,
hut we understand the man is still living
The wounded man was conveyed to Still
water, and the attempted murderer made his
escape. Cause Of the whiskey.
The tax asSessors OF Steele county have
lust eymnls,ad their llahors. AMI The follow,
ing figures show The valuation
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oAiTsA. prHs orr. bnsLYlfB 4 siSSfsorA
PACK TT COW PANY.
VisnssigPl TgRslSUs rLiJsors tEsrR4L 4. r.,
NM rtrn ILLlNNI.


flas fesspAsy Is aex f,ily prepared n rsosss saa
farstsd a. lys,s eeslia.ta feIbe rpiae sisslsspti
gBae4 say thpgs, ~ Ne,spfsae Il ts7*h
os1g-.g no lssgs snA @gs.-rieri
FiHs rbGUF wABEHHt
iaasalaisly aaks ~ 10 hsllrizsg pfarst psr, ,te,
ersiief y - b. FH stNf drss ase aa e'i-,
,Y..-s... a.. 80. -..-...~.
rNtQvsllpu msrtge#
al ps.t tsssp l~ uisrdfd b. s'rael 10 10 asis ~
sofsf nraa SO nfpsr;t,sf q ttsae asa.Is1fs'
nsfs ss ihss3 e Estt inrsG 80 sti gy.sfay
atr peDai; Pasta waL uissn flesrfs sfA fpf ~sf5si
TIE veil tgaat cAyAfHl = ihs iaEs iyf isfRs busss
tbs uHteblF md eFtgiitss@ ~ itetr Hsss ne
itGsss afiog rs} ans HspsFsh4ps 20 isei,
cars he sfra'l = Ire if Us11ass sAsr ~
rsasa II ssedesi B+Rlft 8rs,fi sfasa s.is'tea ~
fasf istfr4~ ssfraH' 'aesa ~ saying 1ef TOO taf
laer'a Pc. sj 9 - itto ss' 80
80 tee Fq4,Aaf ~ ~, ~, H-i, 1H fts.itsf5
af a. e..essfls f,er
Ts astssrt ~ sr~ lssUsx rss,e "a .,a .ss
srfa~tisy ts if57sfa So rtafS~ HSsF s.su
eAbugA hsa esaa' shes Ht,s h's rel ~ 'reir
,t.,ns ~ s-sae IN ~ ~ sbat 81 ?. s. sa4H i1ssf
M ule satss ~ teft feFfyt o. 9fntA
4srnf tf - sgn Tssf is q l.s
Npst sgLiAeIg AaH SHrrDlGiott iCurs
fv 20 u@-.s ser rss % a,s re- sfa sgaslfs
tee rff Hsfsrtsaf , d4laf
ss-fls snis say is sad oiefr-s sn-i conn s,ieas
p HaFirl 80 10 20 ne ' SIC yrfrnii srs esfei b
stnsH yfaett = gauY .s.ss 10 o. alasleHsI Fsasti -
SO H lsts-s n .fg.rrs. q .tf5sas p,rr-'t e.
fass "a
e. rLARELHY
sosi9 ~ ERE tFrH.. UpE slI. i..
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'yug iJtIa ISslGoRAToR PBtrAkEn ~ pr.
l aASf ~ b d. j5ea Sr.sntlr a,Gea biss re #.
eel ). dsdY ~e'tnr efFes aupsi teg sfsAi 10 i~Ye
ssifsa b.drs iiss =; - 'tsf ~ s.'| - -
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,ssi'o h..,ache OIL q gs~' q r f-zt.i u .
re Lae ~ - sp 4 a ssreiT At ~ ~ istsn
Il &, ,.'a A.. s,i, +rge ss1 ~ sss.el i So
eassg aspe4aefi "a he asa ~ ssssa q tf IAs"s g. =
q agf ne brvsls 80 - '@ssi, sDd lbs ass sJssss
'9 :. % s,''s. s''h' = 90 1ls'., a. '."'a@.
- -'s prop sorf has utis a. u b.. - pssetifs =
.sfr 'ttp Nrug Trirs. f. 20 Etac r'trs ~ HFf ~ !s
. ssst.lerss, ~ uJ asrasse - a.s a lise
'r'.5sa 40, lSser '2aoa4si ia sag ~ HsiofHs ss ba
81 ~ h0iil~ ,lsf rgi.g ef.iJ p f~Ii4iit
1's bar been iossase ~ 9sv.'ias e,sas sni
ssi!=etf tsi .l Fa.@a e ssi.alass 81 b. 80 sisss
"a. f,. - Sc ~ soy; Yir ~ pes,, iaes 'sslty
nss FL i,ie h1a sgofsing hs ahsSssFa est'g .rr3 a.
tsa. Y.4 pas.f1hs tus t4asla svrE losr It'd hes ~
an sF-as assl@~I "yss wa 80 az - % 5~aFr-ss
49, .fs -'s.'s ss.bJ ssus szeIsci o. Na.'-si Fssn
Cae o.. s.-- -,r7e .ar Sea- e. 81 ~. s .ilars
Az IRE e. 80 .,si isyr ~ sea .''as taly "ss
See r. B4bi es@ - fse 34s.i- sfr,s Frf ear
s9.ssT'rss pc '.fs she 81 - -sr ga. Do et4e
fsa,rt a.ss hexdsf t- ses 7g,F "a. es i'f lssAis 49,
sFsrf y"myrss lf - ~ S p" ess s~n s1d tE&rS
ps-i,ssei ~. Ci'f aol' ~ ssiisv"s iei>
80, 80 ~ .s-.sr =. $50. 90. -. 49,
b ~ rsf~y~s a. rN4fr --aoS.. fa'. ara . rs i.
r.s4.. 4rss % ( % .'sss NJ sa.as y ~ ii-ss
.sef ..aF ssbrre. A1s .-.t.r aks. o. sal4te 20
aasss a. Te,-- e- sa-- 81 a4efr hrFs 30 -
f45.sl.. az. ls4f- az ss-sre .s'ls Ffefs g.
O. sgVesH- sHf r1aSss 'a~s fes- g.. prs aras
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t-s.r veH .-tfr ~ - iif...s gr.ss.
49, E.t.'f -sff nH,sis..t s.siss =
d. r. .F.
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.i.s ~ fsys' A. ~ ~. 'esi ~ a..
= s-Ha - H.i.rss.s rss 20 -Fsf-i-s vf-s st-sa-
A. sass.sls sss T.lass f. sssf n ~ s~ss@ffl -
saasg -. as.scf-.. 81 i4.e. 'e-aaglss aaesss g
do fsItt. Ia4fe "a. afaa g.t ~
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a. 30 o.. 81. f3f - ~ 4st- H-ltr s..
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VA. u. nAiGBr & CO..

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FfDuAHP HrFd. - - HfEiS EnFres q al sists
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W. = " " Y,
REAL ESTATE 1inok Err,
oges OF tek,e, 6,s-e ., rarAs, F,.,as mad s,ss
sAlhT psuL, MINNESOTA.
Real R.lae l,ou CD, ana .oi iasa gssrs. i,sh, AE3
~' a p 49, q. ssi ed II 's.ss o,s.ss
him - pasts tc4r. ~ esn~ters AteNsi@d - sih ea,s
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ss,l.,, Jgrey to ~ resarss .'r.ss, u. o.. Ia.
t'hss ! hsse, Ma.9'e A'asr'~'
10" nsa', q iiinafs, Hon'sq".e,, Az,
j j'p4 = s.s .; i : ~.
~ LOO. INV %,l TO- AZ, q is~ Is
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slsf'i l.as as,.' r ssaa seo,s, a.as r
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A, rs oos' t'ssbIsf 4s,a.tssss ns.s
sa.rl fa'd, AiiDsats jsus gt ,ss;.
OVERS rga ssLk
IU'jo Ven u,psssrd ssa wafer-a sssse,sd ioas
yssft as'' if'tn izla " ns fr,' g. pae, 30 Rana-sy
80 "s-iigt m 'iiss, sis, 'iaps perfect, atsD's -
w @ GRAY.
.ssf.. s ss 1io *, ass 'i a. az q 's
~. '.f-a1'e ter sas'ass 'ess, ~ spivs'sr street
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4 EAkil--IIIh II IiSf INkN WOUND INFvHh
~ he public Dat - made ntHi Iat bis
kstpits, ~ tfai AID ifa, lnr p-ng - rstts aa %
The su'e flFt i~ 7ftar~, TINS FsttHU We lr5Flr
md tfsksrs ~ sisr h. ssp'fs t 20 stir
fgrst h"Ayy cesi = " -. rs 6tras per 70 IL I'D
49,. s-.r sss ~ No ss3iesd rr3'ssl fibsirgi and
lei - tpsi, Oh e IsUn Goat ttisna 'trs oses, e,
u the ~ F'irpsrr Fl,ndrY sac Narst9@ Norev
A., rs,d. taa sAly i@tp, iX7 lAb 'i1r.f y. JiLEAH
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GROt' EEtIES.
A. l.. bARPENTEuR
" n OH LIE OCE X
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Corner = THRU ! Jaokscn streets, ST. posd.

H.. % sars aud ~ sst1ve large and eosantta snfh
- gsosHs f5oy-ls5s w~ban War, A., 10 which ms
Attention 1t BE ftsde IA particularly teyhssisi, His
eonslsia "a ps oi te iio wina Ntsrs ~Airb ~
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C0MMtSSIuNER'S OFFICE
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To John II. VIII and Sarah \. his vile,
Edward a. Miller, Charles $. Miller,
Robert S, Miller, VIM. d. Clarke and
Rachael Il. his wife, Thos. Il. D%oneglia
and Margaret J. lis wife, William Tenn
pie and Martha Ann his wife, Tl.os.
Il. Clarke and Lucy II, his wife, aid
john 5. Nanpelt and Mary A. his wife.
You are hereby notified that | have fixed upon
the 2lst day Of August l657, tn take aud settle, at
my office, the accountso of all the heirs OF AieNr.
Miller. deed. according to their rights as aseer-
tsined BY the report pf Commissioner Stephenson,
or, as varied by any assignment made. or t. be
made, aud satisfactorily established before said
Commissioner, " required To be taken bv the Decree
OF Highland Circuit Court, rendered on The 9th day
of October lS55, in a suit in Ghancerv, depending
in said Conrt, il whieh you are parties, Plaintiffs
and Defendants at which time and place YOU are
required to attend.
Given under my hand. as Commissioner in Chan
Gerry Of the said Court; the d. ard wear first
Aforesaid. \. SY~ElI!ENSUN.-
duly u. iS1T.
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rites and YOU are cured already.
Take this best of all Purgatives, and ScroCula In
digestion, Weakness, Headache, l;aekache, Side
ache, Jaundice, rheumatism, arrangements Of the
Liver, Kidneys. ard Bowels, all arrangements and
all diseases which a purgative remedy can reach,
ny before them like darkness before the sun.
Reader, il you are suffering from any of the ma
iaerous complaints they eure-Sattar no more~-the
remedy has been provided for you, and it is crini-
nal to neglect it.
That ArER's CMgRRY PEcroaAl. is the best med
icioe for a cough, is known to the uhole world, and
that AYERS PITTS are the best of all Pills, is known
10 those who have used them.
Prepared by Dr,J G. AVER, Lowell, Mass, and
sold by LAIRD & LINK, stanton, aud Druggists
everywhere. June l3-2mos.
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Grand Times IN Fast Tennessee The
editor Of the Knoxville Register is happy
over tie accounts lately received i'll regard
to TIE crops. Hear him:
lizard Times will have to SURRENDER
now. Never in the history Of last Ten
uesyee have our farmers gathered such q har-
vest, as they have been blessed with this
season. Wherever we see a farmer, we see
a cheerful countenancc. The wheat crop,
in quality and quantity, is by far the best
ever grown in this part of this part Of the
State. The oat crop seems to be nearly as
good, aud corn, although small for the time
Of year, nevertheless, has a good color, and
with a fair season, will yield abundantly-
This is truly the farmers ''year of jubilee
A writer in the National In~telligcnccr.
who represents himself as "a Clay Wing"
referring to the proposition to revive the
Wing party, says: "Ibe Wing party has
placed itself not only beyond the reach of
even a temporary or nominal 'reorganiza-
ton, but beyond the sound ofthc trump of
resurrection. y
t'fhc refusal of the Wings to noniuatc
Mr.. Clay for the contest of 1910, their re-
fusal to elect him in 1871, and their oppo-
sition to General Scott in 1852, not only
demolished the party, but absolutely pull
verized it."
In the ncSt Presidential contest, he says
the issuc will be between the Democrats
and Republicans,
The I~ntclligenccr d~isscnts.
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PERI 3.

consisting Of romatums. C~oIegnes. Treble Extracts.
lair Oils, Oriental Drops, Toilet Powders. Puff
Boxes, Hair. Tooth, Nail, Cloth. Shoe and Comb
brushes, Hair bye, Bay Ruin, Indeuble Ink, Soaps
and Black Writing Inks, Shoe Backing. "a SPLEEN
did artiele,) camphene, Hrrling Fluid. Brown
Stout, Congress Water and Brandy. (fdr Mcdicin-
al pufPrses.) Also a large stock OF Fancy .4rticlcs
generally.
SoaA W,rFe.-I have in operation a new and in
proved soda Fountain. with all kinds Of fresh and
dcligA iful Svrups, TO which The attcntioii OF the
drinking public is invited.
PArrNr MepieISEs.-All kinds Of Patent Medi-
cines, fermiilgcs, Sugar Plums, &C., Kept con
stautlv on hand and evcrv other article belonging
to n first class Drug Establishment.
lie invites the public to give him 4 call, with the
assurance that he can give entire satisfaction to
purchasers.
Stadnton, July e. 1851. -
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late fsam California.

The steamer Illinois arrived at New York
Monday afternoon from Aspinwall. with OATS
to the 10Th, and California dates tho 9Th
She also brings nearly 81 500, 000 in specie.
The primary elections for delegates to the
Democratic Gubernatorial Convention, re-
suited in the overwhelming defeat of the
Brodericl1 party. Mr.. will doubtless be
nominated on the first ballot when the Con-
%yention meets.
The miners held a meeting to jcnounce
Mr.. Fremont's Mariposa Claim, and they
threatened resistance to the same.
The steamer Sonora, at Panama, had
brought down nearly 81, 900, 600. Bust
ness at San Francisco was unusually dull
several heavy failure were announced. -
The Supreme Court Of California in the
case of the Mercer Mining Company against
j. G. Fremont, preventing him from inter-
fering with the operations Of the company.
The Court has also reversed its late decision
touching the San Francisco bonds. the Court
now holding as unconstitutional and void
that section of the constitution bill ree,lla-
ting the payment of the Commissioners of
the Sinking Fund for the gradual cxtin-
guishment of the debt.
The Know Nothings are taking measures
for the reorganization of their party in Cal
%ifornia.
Advices from Oregon to June Goth had
been received. Fears were still entertained
of further Indian difficulties at the Dallas.
The policy OF making Oregon Il slave State
continues to be zealously advocated and a
prospectus has been issued for u pro-slayerv
paper.
The markets Of San Francisco we're rlut-
ted with all kinds of produce, for which
there was no demand, and prices rapidly de-
preciating. Money was accommodating and
the rates were downward. Gallego flour was
nominal at $13. Pork had declined fully
$3.50 per Dbl. for both mess and clean sales
at $3.50 a $33 for mess, and S35 for clean
cash.
-Four hundred of Walkers troops still re-
manned at San Jose, Punta Arenas. The
steamer Tennessee had been chartered by the
Costa Eica government to proceed to San
Juan Del Norte to take these troops home.
Fooa for Poulhy.-Mix a little chalk on
calcined egg shells, with the food that you
give to your poultry, and they will lay,
co'efis Parf6"s, twice the quantity of eggs
they laid before.
1t has been thought that people are de-
generating, because they don't live as long
as i'll the days of Methusclah. But the fact
Is, provisions are so high that nobody can
afford to live very long at the dar.cn. prices.
GSss Gov. WISE, passed through this
place on Thursday last, for the Virginia
Springs. While here his stay was al the
American Hotel,
Give Up.
\ nesro man, belonging 10 Alex. craw-
ford, Of this county, who bad ran away to
prevent being sold, voluntarily surrender
ed himself on Tuesday last, 10 officer PeeE,
aud was committed to Jail.