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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


SAFETY AND RELlEF.-Old DR.. H. James
about HON the New York and other Atlantic City
press have said so mu,A has retired from practice,
but DR.. Thomas Tilton, his SON. n-law, has been
educated to travel isr him and dispenses his invalu
able medicines. Most prominent among these in
extract of Carniabis Indica, which he discovered
sf ter lard labor AMI deep resoach in Calcutta He
strove to make medicine to save bis only child
from death by consumption, and he succeeded. Dr..
Tilton, his son-in-law, is in Chicago, Groom No,
8, Massasoit House.) He has already succeeded in
curing permanently. hundreds of terrible cases of
Consumption. Nervous Debility and Suffering,
Asthma, Bronchitis. TIE colds and coughs he has
banisbed are innumerable, The Canniabis Indica
is the NEST wonderful blessing Of the age. Give
Dr. Tiiton o call or send for bottle of medicine,
which will cost you two dollars He will prove to
you that you need not be sick and that it will cost
a mere trife to get well.
N, B.-A Sriro-Dynameter to test the strength
of the lungs, and ascertain the exact state of the
patient g health
P.S. By addressing DR.. Tilton note through
the Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage
stamps, ~ cents, recipe will be sent in return,
fres of charge to any part Of the Union. All let-
Dg. TILToN,
Box 1852, Cnca 20, Ill.
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mUsCATINE mAnKEr.

The weather during the week has been ID
cidedly winterish, and in severe contrast 4
the former part of the season. The ther
mometer at one time sank to Is degrees be
low zero. The snow storm Of Monday an,
Tuesday put a stop to Ill out door business
but during the remainder Of the week grea
activity was observable on the streets. Yes
terday large quantities of wheat and porl
arrived from the country by sleds. The rivel
is still open but filed thickly with floating
ice. The ferry boat has not been running
during the week.
GRAIN.-The price of wheat remains un-
changed-40 to so cents. Ofcorn and 20 !
the supply is equal to the demand At
quoted below.
PonK.-Priccs have advanced since our
last. So 75a$4 Is per cwt., according to
quality, are the rates now freely offered
Hogs are still arriving and more are expect
ed, although it is time the season usually
closes. The train yesterday brought up 400
head of live hogs from Columbus City. We
have not the exact figures of the number re-
ceived to date, but estimate them at from
10000 to 1000.
GRocERIEs.-The supply is increasing, and
prices still declining. We quote the whole
sale rate of leading article:
Sugar-6a7c. per lb.
Coffee-l2al2 1-2c. per lb.
N. o. Molasses.-3Sa40c. per gal.
N. Y. Sugar House Syrup-49a5Oc per
gallon.
We append our usual quotations:
Wheat, spring, 40a5Oc.
I" winter, soc (nominaD -..
Flour $3,5Oas4, 90.
Corn, in the ear, zoe.
Oats, Csc
Onions 50a6Oc.
Beans, 60ca$l.
Potatoes, 25a3Oc.
Green apples, $la$l.5o per bushel.
Eggs, 1Oc.
Butter, 15c.
Poultry = Dressed chickens ST. ,3Oa$1 so
'er doz. turkeys case per pound.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, l0c.
Shoulders, Sc
Clear sides, Sc
Hides, green, &c; dry flint Sc.
Lumber, $l5a$3O per 1000 feet,
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For the Journal.

For the Journal.
Mr. EDITOR 81 will moi say that "Justice"
should have signed himself Injustice" but think
he has not done me justice in supposing that had
receiv ed the benefit Of the city fund to improve my
property. have paid several hundred dollars in
taxes in the city, and have never yet had one dol
lars worth Of improvement directly around my
property but have ever been of the same mind
as to the mode of street Improvement for the reason
that consider it the best policy for the city, and
son has purchased lot in the level portion of the
city and paid good price for it because it is well
situated, that be should pay to improve the proper
ty of another which has been purchased for D nom
inal value because its situation is less favorable.
Although some portions of the city have been par
TALLY improv at the expense of Others than those
directly interested still it is too late to rem
edy an evil. think if the people woull exchange
views through the medium of the press more than
they do, it might be of some benefit to us all.
But my object in saying what do is not SO much
for Sthe manner in which improvements should be
made as to correct some other abuses-sucb, for in
stance the Of zeal estate his
of which could not have been sold ut the time of
last assessment for two-thirds the valuation put
upon it ALSO the abuse in regard to poll tax that
men Toned in my last communication. I am aware,
Mr.. Editor, that it is very unpopular to say one
word against any of those things but, sir, have
no axes to grind, and therefore have motive in
view but the welfare Of the city,, and until that
time arrives when every officer of tn" city shall feel
that his and the city interests the same, VIC
may expect more or less injustice.
EQUAL RIaHrs.
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AN ORDINANCE

To amend an ordinance entitled "Aa Ordinance ~
laing to Gas Works." passed Feb. Is, 1857.
SECTION l. Be it Ordained by the City Council Of
the City o. Muscatine, That section 81 of an orl-
nunce entitled can Ordinance relating to Gas
Works" passed Feb rs, 1857, be so amended that
said company shall be authorized to charge cosu-
mers rate not exceeding Four Dollars and Fifty
Cents per thousand cubic feet, instead of the rates
now provided. Provided, however, that the rate of
gass shall not exceed the rates charged at other cities
on the Mississippi situated similarly to this city.
SEC. 2. Gas furnished for the city lamps shall be
measured by two meters placed at such points as
shall be proper for ascertaining correctly the qaan
tity of gas consumed.
SEC. 3. Section second and all other sections and
parts of said ordinance contrary to the provisions Of
this amcndatory ordinance hereby so modified as
not to conflict with the provisions Of this ordinance.
SEC. L. This ordinance shall be in force from md
after the lst day of April next.
Passed Feb 6, 1858.
JNO g. sTINE, Mayor.
D. P. JOHNSON, Recorder.
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Aldermen.

Aldermen.
EDIroR JOURNAL: Please announce M. BLUM
candidate fer Alderman in the First Ward, at the
next City Election, ana Le will be supported BY
Ills FRIENDS:
MR.. EDITOR - Please announce S. q. HlLLcaa
didate for the Office of Alderman in the 1st Ward.
and be will be supported by MANY VOTERS.
(T)
%We are authorized to announce J. p WAL
TON as cs ndidate for Alderman in the Second
Ws-d.
Ma We are authorized to annouloe JOS. r.
FREEMAN as candidate for Alderman in the
Second Ward.
~ We are authorized to announce HENRY
FUNK as candidate for Alderman in the Second
Ward.
Mr.. EDITOR - DIR. c. lERSHE will be supper.
ted for A 'derman in the Third Ward by
(T MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDIros Please announce ANDERSON
CHAMBERS as suitable candidate for Alderman
for the Third Ward.
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WITH Sugar they are pleasant to take, uniting as
ey do, the POWER of MERCURY with the case
Caster Oil.
~ Large Family Boxes, rs CENTS.
HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS
Cure in FIVE HOURS, Pains, Distress and
Weak ne,s Of the Breast, Sides and Back. In Kheu-
matism Coughs Colds etc., they always give relief
and are war ranted superi,r to any External Rene
DIV discovered since time began. Each Plaster will
wear FOUR MONTHS. Price Isl CENTS.
Harvell's Condition Powders,
For Horses and Cattle This Remedy IS the be
ginning and the END Of Horse and Cattle Ned
cine. Over One Million Pack ges have been aid
du, ing the year 1856. Perfectly safe and good at
all times. Other remedies Of simil ~ astr are
but Chaff compared with them. Put ~ In large
PACKAGES with full directions, and selle for rs
cents.
G- The above RENE lies ace warranted. Agents
are auth rised to refund purchase MONEY if sstis'
isfaction is not gwen. These articles are sold BY
dealers in all cities, TOWNS and Villages in the
United States and Csnadas. Persons will call for
them. by their full names and avoid all others.
HERRICK BROTHER
Preprietors, Albany, New York.
For Sale by Fay S one and J Dougherty
Muscatire; MI Pomeroy, Wilton; g Co6ey.
Moscow; Patterson West Liberty; Sanders& Dor
Iowa City, and by drugsi'tt everywhere. ta29-wlk
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On Monday evening, Feb. 9Th, in Pike township,
EvELINE. wife Of james Ripley, aged n years.
Although her illness was painful one of four
teen days, it was borne with Christian fortitude.
Almost her last words were "Praisc the Lord She
leaves two small children-one an infant. Her
death has cast gloom large circle Of friends
and relatives, who deeply mourn her loss.
We've laid her meath the ccfin-lid
In all her youthful grace,
And softly twined her clustering curls
Around her smiling face.
'Tw Is hard for those that loved her best
To give her to the grave,
But she went sweetly to her rest,
Trusting in Christ to save.
Her last words were Of faith in God,
And, leaning on his breast, ~
She .temmed the tide of deaths dark wave,
And found the long sought rest.
strick IN husband and her babes
Are mourning for her now,
And tears from many loving eyes
Have fallen ON her brow.
The household band is broken now
The dearest ties are riven;
Yet tits but one link in the chain -
That binds our hearts to Heaven.
-lconmunieated.l
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Prospectus of the Prairie Farmer

FOR 1S So.
TNHE PRAIRIE FARMER is the leading Agri-
i cultural paper published in the Northwest. 1t
tolds that honest labor is the foundation of all
lasting prosperity, and that the working man
should be enlightened, honored and rewarded. The
labors of the PRAIRIE FARHER are divided into
three departments.
I, It strives to teach the best methods of impro-
wing the ia m, its soil, its buildings, its products,
its live stock, its convenences, and its comforts.
II. It believes that fair prices for farm products
are Just as sentia to the farmer s prosperity as
large crops and fat cattle. It labors to help him
TO secure the best mari ct for his products, and to
prevent the middle>man from taking too mnch toll
for his services.
Ill. 1t labors to enlarge his stock of ideas, to
improve his understanding, and while avoiding par
tizan pol tics to teach him true political economy
In addition to vast amount Of agricultural H.
formation, the columns of the PRAIRIE FARMER
give the news Of the day-both home and foreign.
The variety is such. that family need take no
other city paper, and yet be we'll Informed on the
current events and topics OF tho day. The art Of
condensing Is practiced, by which great deal can
be given in a small space.
One portion Of the PRAIRIE FARMER discusses
farming-a second, gardening-a third, me- hanics
"a fourth, household economy fifth, the mar
kets very full and accYratt-a sixth, local news,
and news by telegraph and mail "a seventh, devo-
ted ntere ting literary matter ,and an eighth to
educational topics for the young; to all ct which
is added large number Of excellent, practical and
inst ructive communications Oh various topics, each
week. The PRAIRIE FARMER has anger circle of
contributors than any other agricultural paper IN
the United States.
TERMS OF THE pEAJRIE FARMER
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For the Journal.
City Electi0n---Reuren and
Reform.
Mr.. EDITOR We are on the eve Of another
City Election. 1t does appear to me that it is one
of Importance to US al-especially to those who
taxpayers. I hope to this election conducted
not 50 much on the clog Rolling" principle as some
of our former elections have been. Let us bring out
our best men, and have the issue "Retrcnchment
and Reform" in our city finances; men that will /
to it that the revenue is expended in accordance
with the provisions Of the Charter. Let them es-
tabsh grades, and let the property do the grading
instead of doing it out Of the general fund. In
this way can have our property assessed at
reasonable value, bring tax down to one half
per cent, encourage emigration, land retain our
own citizens,) and not make one pay two dol.
lars and fifty ccntspoll tax and another two dollars
only, which has been done this year. 1t will also
have the effect to make city orders par and keep
them so, but SO long the people oppressed the
way they are at present, they cannot be blamed for
buying city paper as low possible.
EQUAL RIGHTS.
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THE M ARKETS.

New YoRK, Feb 10.
Flour - $4,l5(9 s4.5O for different
grades of western. Wheat - Chicago
spring 9Sc@Sl. Milwaukee club ST., O20
$l,03. Rye 68@7Oc. Barley 7o@7Sc
Corn Toe. Oats 43@44c. Mess pork
SIG, prime $l2,4c@s12,6o.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
Homeopathic 80, 259$2, so, extra
So, 259$3, IS. Wheat 53c. Corn $50
36c- Oats 23c. Rye SOC. Barley $50
40c. Live hogs $3.50. Dressed hogs
5,l5@$5, 40.
ST.: Louis, Feb. 8.
Flour-superfne 50 so, extra s4,25.
Wheat-pcor spring 62ac good do. GIG
Zoe. club 75c, red 9o@95c, choice red
e.. Corn 33@36ac. Oats 37@39c. Dry
hides l03c. Mess pork $l4,25.
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CITY ELECTION
M ARCH 1. 1858.

WAhCtt Il ISCSs
Announcements Of candidates must In all
Be accompanied with our fee-oNpoLLAR. ]
Mayor:
Mr.. EDITOR - Please announce GEN. A.
HUMPHREY as candidate for the Office of May or
of this city on the first Monday in March next. and
eblige MANY VOTERS.
T)
NJ EDITOR - You will please announce GEO.
MEASON candida ate for the office Of Mayor at the
ensuing City Election, and oblige
(T) MANY CITIZENS.
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For the Journal.

For the Journal.
Mr. EDITOR :-"Equal Rights" is evidently
property holder in some portion Of our city where
the streets have been graded from the GENERAL
FUND and the property greatly enhanced thereby
H, no doubt would like to have the unfortunate
owner of lots in the ungraded portion of the city
bear the whole burden of making the streets passa-
BILE adjoining his property by grading them as the
Common Council may direct.
Let us have the street grading all done from the
GENERAL FUND, and so amend our City Charter that
paving sidewalks, sewers, &C., shall be constructed
at the expense of property benefited thereby. I'm
equal Rights would have been a better signature.
JUSTICE.
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STEAM SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY

THE undersigned would respectfully infor n the
i psblic that they keep large supply of Sash,
Doors Blinas 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 rs . call if you want good article in our
line.
Front street, one square be low enuett's Mill.
STEIN l. HILL.
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THO Valuable Farms for Sale.

n The undersigned offer for sale on un-
A&3A usually favorable terms.
lssssH LIST. A farm of 40 acres, eighty rods
iiii west of the Muscatine corporation line,
aAEE9wel improved, with good spring, with
frame dwelling, stable, &c. Ten acres Of timber
will be sold with this tract.
I'd. A farm of 100 aeres-S0 improved and under
fence and 20 of timber. Good frame dwelling and
out-buildngs, with good we'll and stock water,
and an orchard Of the choicest variety Of fruit
This farm is situated six miles from Muscatine on
the Iowa City road.
The above farms will be sold terms to cores
pond with the present "hard times" For further
darticuars enquire at this office Of either Of the
Undersigned WIN. HOFFNER,
dec28- w3m JOHN REED.
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rms OF THE PRAIRIE FARMER.

ZU ]
@-Tho PRAIRIE FARMER will be sent two years
to one subscriber for 50 in advance.
~An cid su lscriter ger ding one new name,
and So in advance, will receive two cepiet-one for
himself an j one for bis friend.
Ns The PRAIRIE FARMER will be sent on trial
for THREE MONTHS for rs cents.
Address s'PRAIRIE FAadER," Chicago, Illinois.
fab6-dlt
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE!!!
THE undersigned having been appointed by the
i county court of Muscatne county Administrator
of the Estate of VIM. Hess deceased all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make immedi
ate pawn ent and all persons having claims against
said estate are requested to present them to the IN
designed, properly authenticated.
WIN. II. STEWART,
Administrator.
Mnscatne, Jan. La. ls5s-4w
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NORTHWESTERN FARMER
For 1858.

ASOAsA ~ w lAAo LINN "A lVN LII
Fer 1858.
TRY 1T
Il Farmers, Gardeners, Fruit Growen aud
Housewives
CEED PREMIUMS.
~ 80 varieties of the choicest and rarest
seed, for free distribution among subscri-
BLOWER SEEDS FOR LADIES.
In addition to tho above, several choice
varieties OF Flower Seeds will be sent to
every every s hABad bRH2:oriber or TO ~ of
AGENTS HAVE EXTRA SEEDS.
II Agents get several extra varieties Of
seeds, and volume of the Paper for eve
ry 10 sabscr ibers.
THE FARMER CONTAINS
i 40 or SO large pages monthly,
10 to Is fine engravings monthly,
IL neatly bound q I'D CO vered monthly,
Each number makes book monthly,
Has more correspondents than any other do
Isdevotsd to all departments of Agricul-
ture.
Hokrl G. Ut .,,,.n,,,,., ,,u,,.,
In this country devotes 50 much space to
all kindsof Fruits. The Editor is q prsc-
tical fruit grower of over twenty years
standing in the West, assisted by q large
number Of the Oldest and most experienced
fTult growers IN dlnerent localltles-many
Of whom were among the first settlers of
Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa. This de-
partmeat, within itself, is peculiarly the
Horticultural Journal for the whele West
embracing as it does, the most reliable
information from men who have gathered
their knowledge from practical observation
and experience in our midst.
+ AIDES DEPARTMENT.
Ia Each number has Department devoted
to Household affairs, edited by Lady
assisted by large number Of Lady cor
respondents. In it may be found huu
dreds of practical hints, receipts, &C., upon
every departments Of Household work.
NIHAT WE MEAN TO DO.
w Make the farmer what its name would
imply-a paper peculiarly adapted to the
farmers Of the Northwest. 1t has larger
number and range Of correspondents than
any other monthly Agricultural paper
It also contains mere reading, aside from
the advertisements, and more than three
times the number Of ExaRAvlNas. Tryit
and see.
RENAISSANCE copy, $l-Five copies, $50
Ten copies, $S-Twenty copies, sl5-and an extra
copy to the agent for every ten Subscribers.
81 Now reader, send for specimen copy and Pros
pectus and get up club among your neighbour
In the Prospectus will be found full cat
alogue of seeds, how distributed to agents AID
subsc ibers, notices of the farmer, &c.
MILLER q BRAYTON.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. Is, 1S57-d19-w3m
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@LET THE SICK REJOICE. ga
Now is the Time to Use
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid
Str ar gtheninr P1asterS.

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 convulsing the medical
world with their START
LING CURES.
These Pills. ale particular
ly adapted tosdiseases pecu
liar to the Western and
Southwestern Estates, and
will be FOUND, on trial, the
most VALUABLE Cathartie
at present KNOWN. Fol
twenty =, ears their use in ths
Middle and Eastern State.
has bs en- unlimited, q I'd theiI
succ ,ss in curing disease q
perfect series of triunphs,
Containing no MERCURY
they can be used at any time
without regard to employ.
a. R,sno nnok -
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MARRIED..

At the Ogilvie House, on the 9Th February, BY
Rev. A. B. Robbins, DR.. R. ]. SLOUGH of Genesseo
ILL.,, and Mrs. A. J. COPELAND, formerly Of Musca.
tine.
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EYCHANGE HOTEL.
DIR. WIN. GARD,

.N:4TUnE > FH7 OICI.7V,
TTAs made a permanent ioca..:::an IN the Town
IL of Moscow, Muscatina county, Iowa, Tnere
may need his professional services. His remedies
will DO entirely free from ali poisonous substances,
and will remove diseases on the same principle as
proper food, properly taken, removes hunger.
Residence north from the depot.
ian2,v3m DR.. VIM. GARD.
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ASA GREGG. ELI NEssNoRE. THos. s. BROOKE

ASA GREGG. ELI NEssN0RE. THos. s. BROOKE
GREGG g. CO.,
West Liberty, Muscatine Co., Iowa
LAND A GEN rs.
DEAL estate bought and sold in all the counties
n throughout the State Especial attention Civ.
o. tocolloctons, paying taxes, &c.
REFERENCES:
Hussey i Sinclair, Cleveland, Ohio
Atwell, Lee 4 Co., Pittsburg Pa
Ludwig, Kneedler & Co.., Philadelphia
Miller & Bro.
James Harvey, Cashier Weston Bank, Baltim or
J. M. Kilgour, Rockville, Md.
Green& Stone, BaBkers, Muscatine, Iowa.
Isett Il Brewster"
July 25-wtf
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@We are authorized to announce II. LOF-
LAND as q candidate for reelection to the Office
of City Treasurer.
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Wh0r fmaster.
@a.Ne are authorised to announce JOHN BAR
THOLOMEW as a candi date for Wharfmaster.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WILL sell at private sale any or all of the fol-
i lowing described real astat. situate sd HIN
In City AMI Cousty of huscatine low for each, or
part cash the balance in 6, IL and l8 months
Demands acid against me, or against the firm OF
A. Oglvie Co, or as al INST tho late firm of Ogil-
vie q st. John, will be taken in payment-namely;
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
FEMALE PILLS.

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, N. d., Physician extraordinary
to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailiAg in lhe sfal
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the fem
constitu subject 1t moderass all
distractions and speedy may be relied upon.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price Dollar bears the stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These pills should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they to
bring Miscarriage but at other time they
In all cases Nervous and Spinal Affections pain
Back and Lbs Fatigue slight exertion, papitation
the Heart Mysteries Whites these pill will affect
cure all other have failed, and although
full remedy do not contain iron, caome anthony,
any thing hur tful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB NOSES (Late l. K. Baldwin Co..
Rochester, N. 7.
N. B.-$I0 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any
thorixed Agent will bottle pills by
mala
Forsale by J. B. Dougherty, Mussatins, Iowa.
Dec. 22.l657-dkw1y
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GRAPE VINES! GRAPE VINES !!
WILL sell this coming spring any quantity of
! GRAPE VINES, if spoken Tor in time, lower
than they ever Cfered here, or can be brought
here besides, willing to give all information
possess in regard to their cultivation.
febS-dawtf JACOB HORR.
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KIEw Orleans and Cuba Sugar for sale BY the Dbl,
IN cheap for cash. By G 4 0ARRETCSON.
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