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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
Announcements.


@S- We are requested to announce L. I. COLDS
BERRY as a candidate for the office of Justice Of
the Peace at the ensuing April election in Bloom
ington township.
Mn. EDITOR Please announce ROBERT TIL
LARD candidate for reelection to the Office Of
constable in Bloomington township at the ensuing
election.
Mr.. EDITOR: Please announce HENRY DOUGH-
ERTY as candidate for re election to the office Of
constable in Bloomington township at the ensuing
election.
EDITOR JOURNAL Please announce the name of
JESSE CHAUDOIN a candidate for Constable at
the April election and oblige MANY VorERs.
@r We arc authorised to announce J. W.
MITCHELL as q candidate for Justice of the Peace
n bloomington Township, at the ensuing election.
Mr.. ED1roR-Please announce the name of HI
RAM MATHEWS, known as "Old PAP" as a can
didate for the Office of Constable ut the April sec-
ton. n this Township, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
MR.. EDITOR. Please announce tho name of VIZ.
FESSLER, candidate for the eflce of Consta-
bic - the ensuing April election, and obligs
MANY VOTERS.
Mn. ED,roR: Please announce the name Of WV.
MCCORMICK as a candidate for the Office of Jus
tlce of the Peace, at the ensuing April election.
MANY VorERs.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce ABIAL FRY
ae candidate for the office Of Constable at the enc
suing April election and oblige MANY VOTERS.
EB-We are requested to announce E. KLEIN as
anddate for reelection to the ofi:e of Justi CO
OF the Peace at the ensuing April election.
EDIroR JOURNAL: - Please announce that W. B.
LANGKlDGE is cand idate for ee elton to the IF
flee OF Justice of the Peace in Bloomington town
ship, at the ensuing April election.
@We are authorized to announce JAMES
BEAHAM as a candidats for Constable in Bloom
ington township, at the ensuing election.
Mr.. EDITOR Please announce the name of L. II
WAsHBuRN, as candidate for the Office Of Justice of
the Peace at the ensuing April election, and obge
MANY VoreRs.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE
CEI FEMATENPTIT,

Prepared from a prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, N. d., Physician extraordinary
to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailiAg In he ofIal
painful and diseases to which the ale
subject. 1t noderstes all and
all distractions, and speedy may be relied upon
TO MARRIED LADIES
It peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar the stamp
Of Great Britain, to prevent eounterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
FIRST MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they sure to
bring Miscarriage but at other time they SAFE
all Nervous and Spinal Affections pain In the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron palptaton Of
abe Heart Mysteries and Whites, these pills will affect
all have failed and although pow
remedy do contain iron calomsl antimeny,
any thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES (Late l. K. B. win Coz
X, chester, NY.
N. Isl 90 and postage stamps 'sed to any au-
ahorized Agent bottle Of pills by return
mail.
Forsale by J. B. Dougherty, Auseati Iowa.
Dec. %, ls57-d4wly
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BIRDS NEST NURSERY.


A PILES, Pears, Cherries, Peaches, Hlums. April
~ cots, Nectarines, Ounces, Grape Wins Chest
nuts, Fiberts, Muberries, Gooseberrlss, Cqrrantas
Rasperries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, DC.
Evergreen, Shade Trees, Ornamental shrubs,
Vines and Climbers, Roses, Peones Phloxes, Lilies
and hardy Towering Plant. in great variety, ON.
bracing complete assortment of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs and Plants of every description worthy 81
cultivation in the West Stock of the best qualft'
and prices low as elsewhere.
DWARF PEARS, APPLES, CHERRIES, 10.
Greenhouse and Bedding Out Plants,
Embracing fine collection of the most popular
and splendid new Dahlias, Fuchsias, Hellotr0pess
Verbenans, Chrysthanemums Perpetual OF Ever.
bloom rg Roses, Gladious, Vigridias, &c.
100000 Apple Trees for sale at low
rates by the quantity.
Tho is choice lot of trees from to 6 years old
healthy and fine.
@Cata!ogues with prices furnished free to oil
applicants who enclose one stamp.
march6w4t NEALLEY BROTHERS BOCK.
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THE MARKETS.

NEw YoRx, Marcl, 81.
Flour in better demand. Snperfne
western e4,2O9s4,30, extra q ,4O@t5.
Wheat Chicago spriug 9oc, white Mich
igan $l,l5, white In lima $l,l6. Rye
67A@69c. Barley 69974c. Corn $50
Toe. Oats 43944c. Mess pork S:6,8n;
Prime 1913 ,65@Sl3.7O. Lard 91@1o4c.
CHICAGO, March 81.
Flour 1896. Wheat 5sA@6lc, milling
63c. Corn 34@36c. Oats 25925ac.-
Rye SOC. Barley 3o(94sc. Mess pork
$14,5o9l5,50, prime $ll,5o. Lard949
93c. Hides, 5954c for green and l24c
for dry flint. Potatoes 20930c. Eggs
sc-market glu,ted.
ST. LOUIS, March 80.
FIonr-superfne 50, 800, extra
$4. 7O9$4,5o. Wheat-spring 62(970c,
fall 72(9S3c, choices $4,000, choice white
Csc. Corn 3s@39c Oats l0(943c. Mess
pork sl5al5,75. Lard s3@9Ac.
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Tues
~ day, the goth day Of May, A. ",
1853, l will proceed 10 sell all lots and
parts Of lots and lands in the city OF Mus
catine, contained in the following list, on
which the city taxes for the year 1884,
remain due and unpai'. Said sale TO be
made at Public Auction, at the door oil the
Court House, in said city, in accordance
with law. between the hours OF o'clock
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, and continue
from day to day until all the los and lands
on which the taxes remain unpaid as afore'
said, shall be sold: ,,,,,,
City Marshal.
Muscatine, March 29th, 1858.
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SEEDS FOR, 1879

SEEDS FOR 1858.
w Il are now prepared with full and COM
w plete stock Of
Field, Garden and FIoUer Seeds,
Of the new crop, to supply any demand, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL, on the very best of terms.
Oar took is NEW Gas we do not consign seeds
ard take none back to mix up again), and much
of it grown under our immediate direction in this
State. Our stock of European seeds is imported
directly by ourselves from the most reliable grew
ers in ENGLAND and FRANCE.
We feel confident no better advantages the
public can be offered than we can give, ! q.
daily invite an examination before purchas ny
Our stock consists in part of SPRING WHEAT. BAR
LEY, Corn, PEAS, BEANS, &C., very large variety
of GARDEN SEEDS and full assortment of FLOWER
SEEDS of choice varieties. Also, $50 bushels pure
CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED.
Constantly OH hand large assortment of AGR1-
CULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL MACHINES AND IN
ELEMENTS.
Full priced SEED and implement catalogues sent
upon receipt of stamp to pay postage.
HENRY D. EMERY CO.,
jan3o-w3m 2o4 Lake street, Chicago.
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county AKrIcnltural societx.

The Directors of the County Society will meet at
'shs Court House. in Nuscatinr, on Saturday, April
Eth, at Z o'clock P. NJ.
There icing a vacancy in the Secretaryshir, it is
ttseaingiy important to select some one fill that
Office. The Premium List and Rules of Exhibition
will also be determined at the same time.
This meeting is very important one, and it is
hoped there will be good attendance,
WIN. a.CNDY, Pre.'.
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS. DIR. TRACY DELoRME,
the great curer of Consumption, was for several
years 80 badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for par
Of The time be was confined to his bed. He was
eventually cured by prescription furnished him by
young clairvoyant girl. This prescription, given
BY mere child while in a state Of trance, has Gu
red every body who has taken it, never having fail
ed once. 1t is equally as sure in cases of fits as OF
Dyspepsia. TIE Ingredients may be found in any
drug store. l will send this valuable pres ription
to any person on the receipt Of one stamp to pay
postag'. Address DR.. TRACY DELORMk,
GREAT CURER OF CONSUMPTION, N. Y. Post Office.
mar SO-lmdGw
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Mch 3e-BIasil - Dubuque to St. Louis.
Csnewago, Hickman
&C." Envoy, Roe, St, Louis to Dubuque
e" Ora mite State, -, Dubuque to st. Loui
g Ben Campbell Clal k, Montrose to r Island
27-Ben Cam pbell, Clark, r. /. to Montrose
o." e. W. Jones, -, Quincy to Rock Island
Henry Clay, Campbell, St Louis to Dubuque
J. Mckee, Reach, Montrose to Rock Island
Mch 27-Jenny Whipple -, st. Louis to Dubuque
Metropolitan, Rhodes,
28-Ben Campbell, Clark, Montrose to r. l.
Lake City, Sloan, St Louis to Dubuque.
Jones, -, Davenport to Quincy.
Fire Canoe, -, DUBUQUE to st Louis.
29-Mary Cook, Dalzell, st Louis to Davenport
McKee, Hillhouse, Mont. ose to
Mch 29-Belfast, Force, St Louis to Rock Island
Ben Campbell, Clark, R'k l to Montrose
S0-Jenny Whipple -" to st Louis
Lucie May, Rhodes, from St Louis
I" Lacle EIDE, VOORHEES,, St Louis to Dubuque
e" Dew-Drop, Parker,lSt Louis to St Paul
Mch S0-James Lyon, Blake, St. Louis to Dubuque
Tishomingo, Reach, Blk !. to Montrose
John Bell, Vansyokle, rom St.Louis.
Mob sl-J. Mckee, Clark, R'k 1. to Montrcse
Apr l-Tishomingo, Reach, Moutrose to R'k
Chippeway, Crapster, St Louis to
i" % from
Lake City, Sloan, Dubuque to St Louis
audubon, Mitchell, st Louis to R'k Island
Apr l-Tishomingo, Reach R'k Island to Montrose
2-J. Mckee. Clark, Montrose to R'k Island
g" W. L. Ewing, Green, st Louis to St Paul
&c" Challenge, Miller,
" Henry Clay, Campbell, Lake Pepin to st L.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

~ DR.. Christe's Ague Balsam is the best reme-
DIV for the permanent euro of Chills and Fever,
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague, and all the malarious
diseases incident to this climate.
1t has never been known to fail when the dirsc-
tions have been strictly followed.
1t is purely vegetable compound, containing moi
thor Arsenic, Quinine, Strychnine, or anything Of
poisonous or dsleterious nature. It has had, for
years. the largest sales of any r.me ~, for specif-
10 disease, ever offered to the public.
It has attained its immense popularity through
its own merits its great power in ourin disease
its singular harmlessness ant freedom from hurt
full Ingredients. 1t be takeu by the helpless in
FAINT, vigorous youth. and feeble age, ever witnout
injury, and always with benefit. Thousands in ev-
cry state in the Union whers the disease prsvals,
have realised and will testify to its Balsamic and
curative powers, Price one dollar per bottle, or
bottles for S., 90.
For sale in Muscatine BY J. B. Dousherty, and BY
agents in every principa town.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Seventy-fve years Of age, whose sands:of life
/have ne arly run out, discovered while in the
4 Eas. Indies, certain cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General
] Debility. The remedy was discovered by him
when his only child, daughter, was given up to
die. Wishing to do as much good as possible, he
wi i send to such of his aflct' fellow beings -
tops for making snd successfully using IT,
He req ures each applicant to inclose him one shi
lng-three cents to be retur- ed as postage this
recipe, and the remainder to DO applied to the \
payment Of this adyt rtisement.
Address Dr.. II. JAMES,
10 Grand street, Jersey City, II. J..
March 29th, lm-d&w.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
STEAM SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY

T1HE undersigned would respectfully infor the
l. public tAat they keep large supply Of Sash,
Doors, Blinds and Frames to suit, at Wholesale and
retail; A liberal discount made to dealers.
Also
Work Flooring, Saw and Plane Siding, Surface
wide Lumber, "a inches wide, and under, to order.
Curbs and Tubing for chain pumps.
Give US call il you want . good article In Ous
line.
Front street, one square be low 'enuett's Mill.
STEIN & HILL.
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Y. G., W. and p. L. Plank Road and

Bridge Co.
A T meeting Of the Stockholders of the vir-
~ gna Greve, Wapsllo and Port Louiss Plank
Road and Bridge Co., held at Pert Louisa, March
9Th 1858, the meeting proceeded to hear the report
of the Treasurer.
Moved by Mr., Ronalds that COMMITTEES b. ap-
nted to con fer with the County Judge, and take
the legal steps to locate county road on the ground
give up rights and privileges in said road, for
the use Of county road, and other purpose, and
that the committee be instructed to proceed forth.
with to locate said county road, to tho top Of the
bluff to intersect the county road which il located
on he line, dividing range 2 and 3 west, township
"a sorth, and that it be done in 40 days from this
9th day of March, 1858, and soon as tho rosd h
established the Virginia Grove, Wapelo, and Port
Louisa Plank Road and Bridge Co. is dissolved, and
the road free until this is accomplished.
Mr.. John Ron aids was appointed said committee.
Moved by Mr.. Williamson that L. Arnold and WI
P. Smith be appointed committee to settle up az
the debts and business Of the Co.. and publish the
above resolutions in the newspapers.
HENRY THOMPSON, Presidsnt.
W. KENNEDY, Secretary. nhlSw4w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


UNlvERsAL1sr MEErINa-Rev. C. w dollhouse will
preach every other Sabbath morning and evening,
commencing April 4th at Hare's Hall. A perma-
nent arrangement for one year has been made for
religious services as above statei-ef which, all in
terested will please take notice.
April 2-ef4W
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The STOCK comprises
Fiue and heavy Lapland Overcoating'
Extra do Eskimo d:
Fine heavy German castor beaved DO
do blue. black, brown, olive, claret,
and mulberry Broadcloths,
Heavy English and French Doeskins,
do German and American do
Seagrave's fine mixtures for Business
Coats,
New styles Harris Cassi1nere.,
Plain and Fa ncy Scarfs and Cravats
white and fancy Shirts, Merino, Cotton
Mufflers and Comforters, &c. In fact,
FURNISHING HOUSE, all Of which !
and Fashionable Clothing at the very Lo'
Museatine. Oct. IA, l857-daw
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READ TB1s-For all Bowel Diseases, Cholera
Diarrhea, FIstuepcy, Constipation, and General De
bility, We know Of nothing better thsn DR.. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. One wine glass taken three
times each day, before meals, will be a sure cur
for all the above diseases, will remove all heavinefs
from the stomach; keep yeu free from costiveness,
assist Digestion give good appetite, and impart
healthy tone to the whole system. Every family
shou Id keep these Btters en- hand during the sum
ner season As a family medicine. For sale by all
princi pal druggists and dealers generally.
marl6-dW2W
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DIE d,
ia 18th March. 1858, SAuuI,

In this county, on the 18th March, 1855, SAMUEL
cADNAx, aged IS years.
He was born in Lancaster county, Pa., and emil
grated to the west in the year 1910. He was
member Of the Methodist Episcopal Church y years
previous to his death.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday morning, the sd inst, at the resi-
dencc of tho brides mother in Washington, Iowa
by Row. s. F. vanatta, Mr.. WILLIAM WILSON ani
Miss MAGGIE MELvILLE.
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WHEAT AND OATS WANTED.

r WILL take in trade or in payment of notes On
/ accounts, wheat and Oats at the market price
Person. interested will please take no:ice-wheat
or money must have, or put notes and accounts,
of long standing, in persons hand who car. collect
Oct. a. CHARLIE 5 NEALLEY
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DeclfnattOns

The undersigned returns his thanks to his friends
whe wish support him for the Office of Justice Of
the Peace on Monday next. As he expects to be
engaged in other business, he therefore declines
running for the office. Yours, de-,
THOS. CRANDOL.
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ESTRAY STEER AND HETFER

ESTRAY STEER AND HEIFER.
TAKEN up william II. Raub, residing in
Sweetland Township, Muscatine County, and
State OF Iowa, and described before Jesse Brogan
Justice of the Peace, in and fo1 aid county. as
follows:
One dark red Steer, supposed to be three years
ola, marked wit swallow fork in the right ear,
under bit in each ear, white under the belly.
One black Hcifer, supposed to be one year old,
with little white in each flank.
A true cory of Justices return.
EDW'D II. THAYER,
feb25-wl3w County Judge.
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DELINQUENT TAXES.

DELINQUENT TAXES.
A LII persons knowing themselves in arrears for
taxes are requested to come forward and settle
the same. Unless paid without delay, l shall be
compelled to enforce collections as the law directs
JNO. w. LUCAS.
Col lector Muscatine County.
MYScatjne, NJ arch, SOth 1888 4wvIwd
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"a GREGG. ELI MEssMoRE. THos. 8. BROOKE
GREGG e. CO..
West Liberty, Muscatine Co., Iowa
i AND A GENTS.
D E AL estate bought and sold in I'll the counties
Il L throughout the State. Especial attention Civ.
ca tocolections, paying taxes, &c.
REFERENCES:
Hussey 3 Sinclair, Cleveland, Ohio
Atwell, Lee Co., Pitsburg Pa
Ludwig Kueedler& Co.., Philadelphia
Miller & Bro. {"
James Harvey, Cashier Weston Bank, Baltim or
j. M. Kilgour Rockville, Md.
Isett & Brewster" i"
July 25-wtf
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FREE FERRY AT MUSCATIIB.

purchasing fifteen dollars worth Of Fruit Trees
Nursery paying for em will ferage both the
Mississippi River. -
this method the public that have Twenty Thousand
orchard good varieties fruit be had in tho
which will sell cheaper than am clearing of
grounds with the intention of quitting the business
which have been bearing the Nursery which will sell at
according and value three five
20 SO e chestnut fifteen
ec peach five cents, aspbeies plants Soc dozen.
credit also citizens of
County, Wheat, Corn taken in echxange for Trees
you get your will tell you how to plant them.
Isaac B. Essex.
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HOTEL

HOTEL
One door west Of John Russel's Store,
posite the Depot, West Liberty.
VINH nndersi gned has been fitting up hts house,
L and is now prepared to accommodate the trav-
cling public who may give him call. To secure
public patronage he intends to keep on his able
as good eatabl,s the country affords, and other
accommodations good can be had in he place
aud bis charges are reasonable
c. F. MILLER Proprietor.
dec5
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River News.

From the Daily of the 31st ult.
QUICK TINE FROM ST. LouIs:-Mr. c. Weed, who
arrived at l o'clock this morning on the packet,
brought US st. Louis papers Of Monday evening"
Tho time by the packets between this city and s..
Louis can now be made in "a hours. There is no
delay as formerly in making connections at Keo-
kuk.
DEsxo1SEs R1vER.-The little steamers Clar
Him, Edwin Manning, Skipper, Alice and Col.
Morgan have been making trips in this river this
spring. The latter sunk at Keosauqua few days
ago. She loaded with lumber.
From the Daily of the LIST.
The river continues to rise steadily. It is now in
pretty high stage. Boats have difficulty on the
rapids or bars.
PASSAGE, FREIaHrs, &c.-The following are the
rates Of cabin passage:
Rock Island, i,6o
Galena, 100
i" St. Paul, 500
Deck fare about half the above rates.
Freights to St. Louis 20 cents per 100 lbs, or s
cents per bushcl of wheat, rs cents per bb of -four
snd 40 cents per Dbl of pork.
RIVER OPEN TO ST.. PAuL.-The steamer Gray
Eagle Capt. Harris arrived at st Paul on the morn
ing of the 25th from Gaena being the earliest ar
rival at that port on record. The City Council
granted the wharfage free during the to the
Gray Eagle n reward to her officers for their en-
terpriss. The Fire Canoe, which passed down last
Sunday, was the first arrival at this port from St.
Paul.
GALESA RlvER.-There is a proposition before
the common council of Gaena to issue bonds of the
city to the amount Of 100000 to be expended in
the construction Of lock, &C., the Galena river,
to facilitate navigation.
From the Daily of yesterday.
UAxBuRaH sgaK.-The steamer Hamburger was
sunk in Lake Pepin on the Esd ult. She started
from Rod Wing, and was bound down. When she
entered the Lake the ice was running heavily, and
the wind blowing hard. She was caught between
two cake. Of ice and sunk Immediately. She had
board few passengers, who were rescued by
means Of boards being placed across the cakes of
ice. Sh" lays in dsep ter the tops Of her wheel
houses only being visible. Her texas and smeke
stacks are carried away.
The first boat from St. Louis to Nebraska reached
Nebraska City on the 10Th, causing no little sensa
ton.
LAKE PEPIS was only closed four months and five
days by ice the present The last arrival OF
Lake City in the fall occurred on the 18th of No.
vember, and the FIRST in the spring on the oath Of
March.
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REAL ESTATE
AT PUBLIC SALE.

AT PUBL @ SALE.
PY virtue of an order of the District Court, at the
- February term, 1853, in the county of Musca-
tine. he undersigned will sell at public oucry, on
the first day of May next, the following Real Els
tate, wit:
Th, north east quarter of section twelve, Q2),
and the east half of the east half Of the heast
quarter of section thirteen, O3) all in township
ssventy-eight, (7S) range four t4) west.
Tho above lands are in Wapsinonock township,
Muscafine county. Iowa, and within one half mile
Of the railroad station at West Liberty.
Forty acres of id land is timbe, land, the bal
ance prairie; about forty acres of which is under
cultivati ion; frame house, good barn, and
bearing orchard.
TERMS-One- third Of the purchase money, cash
The balance in two equal annual payments, with
ten per cent interest.
Sale to take place on the premises, between tn
hours of ton o'clock A. NJ. and four O'Clock p. Nj .
of said day. ASA GREGG,
S.ALGER, ! Referees,
PRESTON BROWN,
Ap'l 2 1S5S-w4w
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Rich Lyons Velvet Vesiings,
do English Silk do
Plain and heavy Grepadine Vestings.
Fancy do do do
Cashmere and Satip do
Rick white and drab silk DO
Gents and Boys Shawls,
Fine and extra heavy silk Drawers,
do do do do do Under Shts
Merino and Lands Wool do do
do do do do Drawers.
Ties, Gloves of all kinds, Suspsnders.
and Shaker knit Wcolen Socks, Blanket,
all GOODS usually found in GENT'A
am prepared to sell and make iato goods
rest Cash Prices.
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To Railroad Contractors e. Others.
THIRTY Iron axle Horse Carts in com plete run
will be sold cheap. Apply to NJ. BLOCK, J G.
GORDON, or the subscriber, g. H. WOOD.
Mcb3l-w1m.
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TO BUILDERS.

49, W. q. RICHIE, at Pappoose bridge,
AT Second street, Mussatine, is nanufac-
HI I turing and keeps on hand for sale at all
I1I tunes, SASH, DOORS, BLIN DIS and
ez@ FRAMES of all kinds.
~He will also superintend or contract for the
erectio of buildings in either city or country.
march3 -dawtf
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PORT OF MUSCATINE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

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