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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12

TUE EVIDENCE Is CoEcttsiyE-That thousands of
dollars ght be saved to owners Of horses, cattle
and sheep, if Wells German Condition Powder was
used freely, especially in the spring. This Powder
prevents and cures disease, puriies the blood, and
prepares the animal for rapid growth and improve
ipent, Sec advertisement Wells Almahacs (free)
are fun of Recipes, anecdotes, ETC. Call on agents
Sold in Muscatine bp J. B. Dougherty and Fay (
Stone, and by one dealers in every city and
town in the west '
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
TIRE NAKKETS.

New York, Sept. 9.
Flour, S.. 45a$6.15. Wheat red South
ern, 81 3oa$1 35; white do, 81. 3oaSl52; red
Western, 81 20a$l.25; white do, $l.4O. Rye
80a90c. Corn 70a72c. Oats 5Oa6O.
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.
Flour 81 5oa$6. Wheat 6Sa75 for spring.
Corn 4Sc. Oats 30a4Oc Barley 70aS0c.
Rye 6oc. Green Apples $2.50a$3.5O per
Dbl; Peaches $2a$S per bushel. Money un-
usually stringent and business consequently
depressed.
Sir. LOUIS, Sept. 7.
Flour 81 75a$6. Wheat-Spring 75a76c;
fair Fall 95ca$1; good do. ST .05as1 nS;
choice red $1.l5a$l 20; white $l.22a$1 .23.
Corn 6Oa65c. Oats 37a38c.
Iowa Cry MARKer.-Wheat, new, so cts;
old 60. Flour $3.50 to SIS. Oats Csc But.
ter zoe. Eggs 10 to l2c.-Repzican, 9th.
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EsB~It is an evidence Of the sterling qualities OF
DR.. Chr,stie's Ague Baisam, that the Press, every
where, have spoken in its favor. From the Iowa
Exchange we extract the following; AZ
'In these dog days, when agne and fever is pre-
vailhg through city And chnntry, It is pleasant t.
annoHnco that there is rcinrdy which always cures
without leaving any pains ii the bones or aching
joints. We know what we are saying. for we have
tried il. The article alluded to IS Chrisie's Agu
Baisam, and is to be had at the Drug Storea Their.
is no humhug Ehout.'
Price, 81 per bottle, ors bottles for s..
Bodies, Smith & Co. Wholesale Agents, Chicago
Fol sale in Muscatlnc by Fay 4 Stone ami J. B.
Dougherty, and by agents everywhere.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
--LATEST & IMPORTANT NEWS
A NKW CLQTMlNG STQREl


I'HE subscriber world most resrectfuly inform
the citizens Of Muscatiue and vicinity that DO
mas taken one OF the stores recently fitted up nj
the old American Hotel where be has opened ono
OF the largest and best assortment Of
Ready-made Clothing and Gentlc-
mems FURNISHING Goods.
ses the following, Wis
COATSi ra
Extra nne and medium quality cloth of different
colors, Harris Cashmere Sacks and Frocks. Tweed
and jeans. italian cloth Farmers Satin. Alpata
Sacks snd Frocks, Cash marett, MarseiIles. Dpck,
Grass and White Linen, &C., &c.
p A ~ rs!
Extra fine and medium black doeskin cassimeres,
fancy cassimeres of the latest sty les apds ua.er.s
including Harris cas-; large assortment of Sati.
nett both bi k and fancy, Tweed and Jeans, Italian
cloth and BLK ALPACA, farmers Satin, MarseilIes
dnck, drab and whsle linen, ard Large assortmen
81 cortonades, &c &c. ...
We SITS!
Extra fine and medium BLK Satin, fancy Silk AMI
Marseihes. together with large assortment of
CLOTH cass, tweed, Far,ness' Satin, Italian cloth
and Alpaca, &c &c
Also. a large assortment of YoUr1i an BOYS
CLOTHING, and general assortment of
Gents Furnishing Goods,
lncledlng white and fancy Shirts and Collars Stocks
and Neck Ties linen and silk Pocket H'dk'fs, Sus
penaers, Hosiery, &c &c.
would tale the pleasure here to state, that nj
stock Of clothing includes FINER and Bitter
QUALITY Of goods, ard Of
Far Superior Workmanship
to any that is usually found in clothing stores
would most respectfully ask the public to come
and examine my stock, before purchasing elsewhere,
By strict attention to business, 1 hope to merit
JZ cOBIrNs
. "a street, deers from Iowa Avenne,
In the old American Hotel,
June 5-oa"'m Muscatine, Iowa.
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ESTATE NOTICE

ITO William Nesse!bush, Matilda Nesselhueh, An,
tome Nesselbush, Caroline Nesselbush, and ali
hor persons interested in the estate. of Antoine
Nesselbush Decd: Yen are hereby notified that the
will of said Antoine Nesselodsh DEED will be pub
lielv read Or tie frst Monday of October A D.
1857 in open court at tho office of the County Judge
in the Court house Of Muscatine County ard State
o; Iowa. before E. H. Thsrer County Judge, at
which time and place you can attend. :,
AMELIA NESSELBUSH.
Sept 12-wiw
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Il LRNETT'S

~ wv I y
ORIENTAL TOOTH W;4SH!
''Hi Is Elixir for the Teeth aud Gums combine
IN c@nceatrated form, the most desirable
cleans ng ana astringe2s properties, at the same
Tine 1t contains nothing which can posi- deurjurs
the most sensitive pnd DELEGATE Organizations.
1t arrests decay Of the Teeth.
1t cures canker in the mouth:
tbs unsurPas sed as gargle
!: acts as detergent after smoking.
1t rsnoers the gums hard and healthy!
ltneutralizes the offensive ecretions Of tbs
mouth.
Tim parts to the breath a fsagran,e peculiarly
aromatic and pleasant.
1t las received the sanction an PATRONAGE of
the most eminent Of the Dental and Medical Fac.
ulty.
Prepared only by Joseph Burnett 4 Co.. Ire,
mort street, Boston: For sale, at Zoe per bottls
oy j. e. GRAHAM.
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DIED.

In Bloomington township, in this county, on
Friday. September 18th, 1887, SARAH, eonsort of
John Zeigl,r, aged fifty one years and nine months
In this city; Sept. ssh, 1857, JOHN E. HAsnIsG-
TON, aged years and months, Of j. q. and
Frances A. .rringtdh- formerly of Wooster, Mass.
In Rock fsland ILL.,, on the 4th inst, leila BE-
AtRtct, only child of A. J. and Nancy Warren, aged
zone year, II mort hs and days.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
The STATE OF Iowa, : SIS.
\ H~

MUSCAILNE COuNl1,
80 William Chittick. Sir You are hereby no.
] tilted that there is now ON file, in the office Of
the Clerk of the Dis rc' Court in Muscatine Count
Petition of James Chittick claiming of you and
the other hsirs at law of George Chttick deceased
the partition of the folowiog Real Estate in said
County, viz-The West Half of the North West
Quarter Of Section Ten Oo) and the East half of
tie North East Quarter of Section N1ne (9) in town
ship Seventy seven az North of Range ore o.
East and that unless Won appear and answ there
t.; on or before the 10Th day of October A. D. 1857,
that being the first day of the usxt term at said
Court, default will b- entered against you, and
Judgment will be rendered araint you there
IOOK, DILLON & LINDLFY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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The STATE OF Iowa, ! S.
MUsCATINE County. NJ
A29-w4w

NlUSChllNE oopNlls \
7, EDW'D H. THAYEk, County Judge Of the
L county aforesaid, d hereby certify that in &C
cordan with the provisions of ha pter 221 of the
Acts Of sthc Sixth General Assembly of the
State Of iowa, the question If licensing the sale
IF malt, spirituous ana vinous liquors within said
N useatine county, was duly submitted to the legal
voters CT said county 1T the August election for
tie seat 1857 and that the whole number of
votes east 1T said eleeten for and against said Iii
cen,a vas i'ifsSsf iuad.sd and Eghty.thres, Ct
which Twstve Huhdrea apd Twenty-seven votes
were "For 1tconse,'' and sree, und red ard Fiji
ty-six votes were "Agsinst fieesse' '=-being 8
majority of Eight Hundred ami seventy-ope in
favor Of License. ,,..-..,...
Therefore, notice is hereby given tbs. said chap
rel pal the same being an act entitled Gan act to
license and regulate tho sale Of matt, spl,inous
and vinous liquors IN the State OF lcwa,' APP
proved January 29th, 1857, is adoptsd within and
in the county of MusGaslDe. , Il
Given 'nder my hand ard official seal this 18th
EDW d H. THAYER,
aug22 County Judge.
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MARRIED,

On Thursday, the 10th inst, by Rev. John Uff,rd,
Dr. Henry E Clarke, Of Fort Des Moines, to Miss
MARTHA c. LITTLE, daughter of VIM. Little, Of
Muscatine.
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J. R. COCHRANE

OWL ENGIAEER AND ARCHITECT -Civii
" Engineering. City Engineering AMI Land Sur
yeying promptly done with the best instrums n.s {
Drawings, specifications. designs ard supervision
for those wishing to build houses, stores, botsls or
churches. Office over Trowhridge & Anthcry's hat
store. No. ISL Second street, Muscatire, Iowa.
n sept1 2daW3m go
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AFrAIRslN SLAsHvLLE MOBBINa BAwDY

HousE.-Yestsrday, the locality just across the
river, known as Slashvll,, was the of unusual
excitement. Between 80 and 40 of the citizens of
that side of the river, armed with guns and pistols,
presented themselves at the abode of Cyprans near
the ferry landing, and demanded its immediate
evacuation. The frightened inmates being rath-
err slow to act the bescgers grauitousy pitched the
bedding and other furniture out of he doors and
| windows. The house would also have been
! RACED to the ground had not the cringng "pimps,'
together with their troupe of fallen diyiniies, bog
ged for sufficient time to remove it themselves,
promising to leave this latitude entirely. They
were granted till Saturday (to-morrow) to do so.
| We are not an advocate of mobs or mob law, but
if ever such resort iustiiahle, it was in this
instance The establishment thus destroyed has
been curse to this city, and was undoubtedly the
harborng place Of burglars, thieves aud desperadoes.
We are informed that the immediate enusc of tbs
populace becoming incensed to this outbreak was
the cruel and inhuInan treatment of an old man
named Stroup by the gamblers and "pimps" who
made an attack the floating saloon at the ferry
landing one night last week. BE was struck and
severely injured on the head by piece Of iron in
the hands of one of the ssailants. Although the
motive which actuated those who took part in de
stroying this house may nor have been 4 commend
able one, we rejoice at the result, and hope it may
deter the establishment of anything of the kind in
that locality in the future There is Il similar
Germ on this side Of the river near the city whose
keepers may take warning. We hope however,
that the law will first be. tried for its extinct on.
Daily, llth. . ....... . r..
Il FlGHr.-Ye sterday afternoon, NJ. Bart
lett, a countryman living the Island, and a
hiculty at Skinkle's livery stable. Bartlett was
disposed to settle it amicable, but Goodroe, who
seems to be somewhat Of a bully, though the
smaller man of the two insisted on lighting, and
actually commenced belligerent operations, when
Bartlett pitched in and would have given him a
suitable drubbing had he not been prevented by the
bystanders. An investigation of the affair took
place before Justice Klein. Goodroe was fined 81
and costs of suit, amounting in all to so 70.
A HUMBUG-It will be remembered that
we stated that Antonio, carroll & Co. circus would
most probably "draw" well here. 1t did So, if
may Judge by what we have heard of the perform
ahces from those who were present. The best
'suckus" of the season
The editor acknowledges the receipt
of handsome boquet from young lady friend
The fair donor will accept his thanks and we'll wishes
NEBRASKA MONEY WANTED -Duns,nore &
Chambers are receiving Fontenelle and Western
Exchange bills at par for FOODS,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12

Ms-We were accosted day or two since by a
familiar voice, and gentleman we did hot remem-
her to have seen before stood in our presence. A
comic smile played around his mouth, and his eyes
toll of mischief, and not until an explanation did
we discover IN old acquaintance, who, the last time
we saw him. was as gray as rat; but no*, by the
magic power Gf Prof. Woods Hair Resto,a tive his
hair is as black as coal and soft as llk.=Louis-
vile Times.
For sale by druggists everywere.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12
ASTHM A.
JONAS WHITCOMB's REMEDY,

DREPARED from German Recipe, obtained
i by the late Jonas Whitcomb, in Europe. 1t
Is we'll known to have allevisted this disorder in
bis case, when all otaer appliances OF Medical skill
had been abandoned by him in despair. Ip no case
CT purely Asthniatic character has it failed to give
immediate relief, and it has el!eeted many perma-
mont cures. Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston, Pro.
prietors. For sale, at $1.00 per bottle, by
j. Z. GRAHAM
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12

NEBRASKA MONEY WANTED.
we will take Fontenele and Western Exchange
w bills at psr for = few days.
eerIIJa,f DUNSMORE 4 CHAMBERS.
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RIVER NEWS.

GoLbrN STATE BuRNED.-A dispatch from St.
Louis of the 9Th says the steamer Golden State was
destroyed by fire at eight o'clock Sunday evening.
about twenty miles below that place. Boat and
cargo are total loss; amounting in The aggregate
to about S25,000 boat insured for $40, 900.
Theriver at this point continues about at stand
rising slowly for few days and again reeedihg:
1t is now about two feet above extreme low water
mark.
F: STEEt-On Monday, handsome side-whee1
STEAMER, of this name came down the rivers bound
for St; LOFTS. She is Minnesota river packet and
narfaed III honor Of franklin Steel; who figured ST
conspicuoasy ii the gfeat gossrnment swindle al
Fl. Smelling.
TRErenrs, &c.-Freigbts are bcsohaiag BisRtiSr
though business is not near as brisk As it was i'll Til
spring. Considerable wheat is being shipped to s.
Louis at 121 cents per bushel. Upfrcights from St
Louis, IS cents per hundred: down; 25 cents. Pas
sage in cabin from 81 to $3.50.
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FARM FOR SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
DUBLlC Notice il hereby given that Cecilia
/ RICKETTS,, wife of the late II W Ricketts, deoas
I'd, has, this day, been appointed by tbs County
Cont OF Museatine county, admnstratix upon tie
estate of SAID Fl Rockets.
Iaue2a- w3ww1 CECILIA RICKETTS,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-09-12

Block SILK! BL.RCK SILK
VIZ e keGp the best an 4 cell the cheapest Ia
w dies in want should call and zee tbep. They
are rich and cheap at G&s
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PeAcuEs.-A few baskets full of fine,
large peaches have been received from st. Louis by
our fruit dealers. They retail at five cents apiece.
or three for dime.
M1L1rARY-The Light Guards were out
again yesterday afternoon, for drill. They pro
ceeded to Muscatne Island, where they had level
grothd and free range for the exercise. The COM
pany will figure conspicuously and present hard
some appearance at the County and State Fairs.
Long may they e!'-Daly. Sth.
A MAGNIFICENT EsTABLIsHMENr.-Mr: Dill
laway's queensware store in this city is Of the
most magnificent establishments of the kind in the
stare. 1t occupies three stories of the handsome
business block of Mr.. Weed. The stock is very
large, and complete in every department. Mr.. d
is prepared to wholesale to country dealers much
bett err terms than they purchase in the East.
WHEAT CoMING TO MARKEr.-In half
hours time this morning counted twenty wagons
loaded with wheat passing our ofice.-Iaily, 9th
THE CAMP MEETING which commenced In
this vicinity last week adjourned on Tuesday to
meet at the same place next Sabbath, when the
usual religious exercises On such occasions will
take place.
MR,oN-oHoI1U.--Tli destruction of water
melons at this time is absolutely awful and is sug
yestive of .fevcr an ager'' about the time "Jack
Frost comes round.
MusoulroEs have beerl very troublesome
during the past few warm nights. They still persist
in presenting their bills after bank hours; which
70 say the least is decidedly unpleasant.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-01
ga nenpv saved is two pence earned"

Lam AND Resin FOR. TooLs.-Not less than
$50 900 worth of valuable tools belonging to
the readers of the American Agrlcu!tuFlSt, CESS
than 50 each) will be spoiled or materially IN;
iured, simply by rusting between now ana an next
spring. The damage alone will be SoU,
Look at the plows, harrows, culdyators, noes
shovels, forks, chains, axes, saws not to emu
7nerate wagon irons, and multitude of little
tools that ought to be provided on or about any
farm, and then reckon up how many OF them
will be left where the combined effect of air aud
moisture will attack their surface and eat away
enough to render them rough at least, If not to
materially tlepreciate their value. Many lnstru-
ments are destroyed faster by lying idle than
they would be by constant wear. Wewill not
now write homily upon the value and import
ance of dollhouse, and of having every lm-
pIe,nent stored in it, but give a recipe Tor an
exceedingly simple, cheap and effective prepa.-
ration, one available to all, which will ut least
save all metals from loss by rust.
Take abou. three pounds of lard and one
pound of resin. Melt them together IN basin
or kettle, and rub over all iron or steel surface
in danger of being rusted. 1t can be put on
with n brush or piece of cloth, and wherever IL
is nDpled it most effcctually keeps air aud mols-
ture away, and OF course prevents rust When.
knives and forks, or other household articles liza,
bic to become rustcd or spotted, are to De ial9
AWAY. rub them over with this mixture, ana
they will come out bright and clean, even years
afterwards The coating may DO so thin as NOT
to be perceived, and it will still be ettectnal-.
Let every one keep dish of this preparation
ON hand As it does not spoil of itself, 1t may
be kept ready mixed for months or years. Mem.
Fresh lard, containing no salt, should be u 'ed;
Resin is cheap article, and may be obtained
almost anywhere for four to six cents per pounu.
American AgricuIturist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-01
Moore, Wtlstaoh, Keys &. Co.,
25 WEST FOUFFIx aTRERT,
1TN0TNNArDT

IMPORTING STATIoNERS, manufacturers of Me,noran-
dunn Pass and BLANK Books, OF all styles, Bible Print
Book Jobbers and Medical Book Publishers great
pleasure In soliciting the attention of Western Buyers to
their Immense Stock Of the GREAT STAPLES, hiram
Buyers who are well QnIres half bound
Gap Blank Books, TO- full hound Gap Books,
all styles, 800 qures Den Blank BOOKS 2O qures Me-
diu Blank BooEs 6UOO qures Quarto Blanks; $40 gross
Lead Observation-Disclosures, Fabers aud other makers;
$500 best Steel Pensdrect import oa; $50 gross
Pen olders $50 dog. Writing Fluid, all Sizes $50 Ink
opes 9900 Envelopes all slzes 30 English Treasury
Bottag; 1@i rms Eagish, French and American Tissue Pa
pers; IS English Drawing Papers; 1900 Gap Pa
pers; son Letter Papers; 1000 Papers, all
styles 800 rms Note Papers; S rms Commercial Letter,
Packet etc, etc., 100 oz Books, Blank Notes and Drafts
100 doz Dnries for 1907 1000 Memorandum BOOKS, ali
forms 200 dos Portfolios Porte sfnnnaiea Bankers
Cases 50 Copying Presses IS doz. Copy
This Is the place to purchase in buying East
Stock fresh. prices low, and Exchange saved.
MOORE, MILsTACIT, KEYS CO.
nov21 % West Fourth St, Cincinnati.
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$500 REWARD

DANAWAY from Caron Furnace, Hardy county ,Ys on
LII Sunday, Oct. 18th, EDWARD, About 90 years old,
inches hgh copper colored, high cheek bones and
Hat face He was dressed in black sack coat aud black
E. viii INV The obas reWard for his
apprehension aud delivery ome in any Of the Slave States
Also, from the place, negro man, belonging to
Miss Mary Harris FRANK, about 80 old, feet In
ches high black and suffers badly when spoken TO-
1 am authorized offer ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD for his apprehension and delivery to as above
Any Information concerning them address me, at Sras-
noy5-sw JOHN s. HUPP
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-01

DISASTER UPON DIsAsTER-A Fearful Cdt6-
logue--lYe do not believe that in the entire MS
tory of newspaper printing, the press mas ever
been called upon to record week chapter OF
tragedies, and fatal results, that can compare
with the one just past 10 waive all comment
upon.the incredible number of murders and fa-
tai assaults that have transprcd In this city ana
elsewhere, and which seem to be viewed more
in the light of matter OfcourSe occurrences than
otherwise, we will only allude to what may be
classed as serious disasters. We have, then, III
this one weeks catalogue the unprecedented
freshets in this State, in Canada, and on the
Western rivers, involving the loss OF million
dollars worth of property and large number
of lives; gales on the lakes, in which some thlr'
ty vessels arc known to have been tOundered or
stranded, with the probable loss of still larger
number. The amount of property thus de-
stroycd can be estimated only by hundreds
of thousands of dollars, to say nothing OF
many sailors and others who pcrished.---
Gales on the Ohio and MisSssppirivers i'll which
a large number of coal boats were sunk, involv-
ing the loss of $50, 900 and upwards of 100 lives.
Boiler explosions-in Gritfintown, Canada, with
one man killed and many wounded; steamer Cat
aract, five lives lost and fifteen wounded Rain
bow, loss of life and many wounded. n. +.
Sprague, eight lives lost, and several wounded.
Collision on the coast of Texas, with loss of
steamer OpelousaS and twenty-five lives, besides
many wounded. Fircs-in Rochester, two lives
lost and 100000 worth of property; Baltimore,
loss $4,000; Columbus, Ohio, loss heavy; Lou
isvillc, $50, 600; Mobile, 100000; 0lean, n. Y,
$4,000; Jalntca, N. Y, $4,000; Lockport,
100000; steamer Henry B. Beach at Baltimore,
$40, 0O0 also in this city, $4,000. ,
All these disasters occurred during the week
lust past The record for the previous week
was scarcely less appalling. The old Proverb
that 'smisfortuncs never comeIstngly,'' seems to
ho oCton verified, and particularly in the present
inStaTICe-M Y.t.JOUT. Com. - = ft-
wlrn1S thine own bosom are the stars of thy
destiny Schiller. -l ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-01

Axoxo the Tong list of suicides of late is that
IN Philadelphia of Mr.. Charles ZeGner, Ger,
man by birth, finely educated man, aud
regarded bv musicians US one Of the best organ
lists in America lie resided for some years in
Boston. where he published collection of orig.
inal Voluntaries for the Organ, book of Psalm
otly, and many other miscellaneous compositions.
From Boston he went to Philadelphia. He had
property and lived comfortably. He was a
Spiritualist, and to that cause possibly may be
traced his untimely end.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-01
FURTHER FROM WASHINGTON.
upnRTAMT LTENG

The Kansas question is commencing again in
good earnest, as We expressed the opinion last
week it would do, upon the split between Walk
err and the President becoming known We
give extracts to-day from several of our most
prominent exchanges, to show how the tide is
setting. They clearly bode something.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-01

Mis-. LrprA TArrN, of Fulton, 40, died in
Callaway county on the 4thinst, at the adyan-
ced age of one hundred and five years. Her
eye sight was perfectly good up to the time. OF
her death.
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&1O REW ARID.
REMOVAL.

'sA horse, my kingdom for horse"
rVHE undersigned after Returning his thanks for the lib
eral patronage which his frendsh We extended to him,
wishes to respectfully to the sule that he has
the Main street, short distance below the old
stand where he prepared to furnish Livery Stock of
understandable hope be able to render
and the expectation of patrons in all cases
noy25-d2m ~ tz5t e z u Aft-. Y. WHEAT.