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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-05
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mTSCHT.LANHOCN
A CA2GOgOF 1000 BRrDuEwArEA nALr TrIEs,
a prefcrredlby MASTERS iron tsr. also floor tiles ~
inches square 80 hundred vra "A s,s glazed sewr
pipes ere b1sss, &c, for sse 81 Jszss r. dAMsfLI ITO
Il uRrZa PATRNT LEVEL coRD-rHE ONLY srIr.
N worklnx nv protector apd nnishlsg ornament for
borses. TfA article is mach che.pw than that nov
apparent pussrce With which tey tve mart
Orders addressed Y. L. RUsfz 3s Broadway VIII
prompt attention
HEEss PORK AND SMOKED NEArs-vAw BRuNr a
wi WsTKVOs, porx psckers, 2p lhsnbers street, New
York orer q; the tolo vin Z press foe ash.-
Rm ed hams from cents 10 N cen's.
amok ed shc1 ldera from 81 ceass - csn,sA
tmoked beet from ", csnts 70 itk cents.
auos ed beccr from 10 cents :, III cents -
Mess pors spd Duchess county mess from s6 70 sl6 no
lard 10 tube OF batre from i0s cen's 70 Ia cents ~
no order hlsd except fer cash.
VAR BaUsf a wATRoUs, sV Chambers street
ANEW SPANISH OLIVES JUST RECEIVED FROM
IN sevile f' kegs, two rallooe each vrms olives for
sale BY JOH 0k-safrH CO, IsJ Washington street.
corner 81 'vaon. Y.
DAGE's p STssI P0sfABLs CIRCULAR sag atUb /,
snd p1rts8ic steam engines All bos. )uated on sab
sans wbrse ready 10 Lumber ttrsss whes gn coon
Ard grind rrsn Our mills VIII trnn COG N iucop At
f lumber day Address Geo. Pege 20 No. shroeder
street., Baltimore, M
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E'oR sAyAESAH AND rLoRIDA-THE AMsnIoAE
II Atlantic Srew Steamship CompAnys new and hrsi
essshsSmsaip MONTGOMERY 2. Croker, eo@nander,
viii leave pier NO. IL Nortk river on SATURDAY july ~ nh
o'cicct precisely PsssAss With unsurpss.ed sccom.
modaons tk Freight reduced until further notice, to sr
cents per foot Iesnrsnee hsper cent effected our
onccL Apply b h. Is. CROMWELL A 90. IS West street.
corner OF Albany.
LroR SAVANNAH AND fLoRfDA-GREAF REDUC.
tscn an freght-Neesuvement goods sk cents per foot
CABIN passage sls The steamship FLORIDA Capt Is.sc
Crovel viii leave saturday, July 10, Mt O'Clock r. NJ,
Bills OF sfing "a on board
For ffeishi passage apply saMUEis L. MffCHliis&
Ssln rs for Florida VIA the
shove, leaving Savannah every Monday, wednesday and
Friday.
TOR CHARLESTON -THl STEAMSHIP ATLANTA,
il Captain l. n. Layhed win leave pier No. " North
river, Saturday July TO- at clock r ~. precisely.
Cabin passage SIS Fr lights reduced until furher noce, 70
Sin Insurance. half cent effected ~
our once Apply 70 II. b. CRoawELL CO., SO IVES, 81
L,oR CHARLESTON AND FLoarDA-uHrTGD srATe5
II Mail side wheel steamship line. The steamship ma
EIoS, Poster, commsnder, via leave pier NO North
river, weonesdsy, July ats ococt r q, precisely.
For heisat OF passage apply TO sfottosD TlsssIon
o., ~ Broadway. The Columbs VAL succeed on Saurd,
July 10 Through tickets 70 florda may be had oysp
plying above These sesners carr the Adams express
goods for the souh and southwest The express eg-nt.
throughout the southern country viii give pssssngers and
snippsrs Information resp sciing the h1e
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MUSICAL.

TRY GOODS TO EXCHANGE FOR A MEtoBvoy
~ Msheon wanted In exchange tor about sleo worth Of
very saesble CRY goods Address j. L. r. box 16ss New
York Post ONCE.
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Af B-wdo mas NOT HNARD OF TIE CEi,EBRArwp
II Ma8er,e IN swsrsR See bss been csnsutea by shor
senae IN ether cities with entire ss,sfacsos sss
fers oonhfeu squl fls name OF fnturs
ale or husoeDd slso nat OF her ver II yos wisA trnk
gve AeS ca. Of So Bo-erys cSpcss Rlssoksr sxest la
Tee Il eesis. eeallsnen ~.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Anew YORK LIQUOR DEALERs' soCIErY-IN DON
IN of the absence from the city of most Of the
oicers and celebration Of the
day previous the monthly meeting OF s society wilt MOI
be held until further notice. aUsfAvUS A. 3ATZ
Recording sec'y, las and LAT Bowery.
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r osI-THE FOLLOWING ACcEPrAscEs.-osx AC
Ia cectsnce eeds mills Ssnn uarrts agents DRAFT
Nessrs willard Wood TO. order Of s.mreii harris, agent
dated Ieeua couniv n. June y. 1855, nj att
rnontEa Il sgun Ons aoceptsnee % terts mills sam
harris sfent drsft on Mesus Bowers. Beekmsn Rr.d
ford uoor dated June - .lsss tir mouhs for Sy
20 orser OF BGvy 1losg Oae acceptance OF Leeds mills
Samuel psfr,s sgenls dfaf MesSrs u. Howe 90 TO
orfer az Hn.r June 1858 sr monihs for
scs0 ALI persons are casaoned against negoa.anx hs
having been siopp I'd. Whyever will rsturn
same 20 he Subscriber vii os suitably ss-ied
HARyY HOA3. IS Pine street.
r osT-oe Tax SD rSsry AN OLD FAsHfoSEp,
Ia large corueisn sea- ~Nh zeel ring attsched,
paid Tor s recovery BY applying 10 Bsnson yr NO
state
r osT-A NOTE FOR szas S. AT THREE MONTHS,
date Nay 1873 and male ~ Joseph Usan 10 his
order AL persons FORBID ,.cevips he note
has beer eocoei Nh,ever win 70 81 ia al
A Blush D. CAur III street. VIII be toersly rewarded.
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INTEREST Or SAN PsaNCrsCo CITY BONDs.-rBn
soEpons aud Of the bouds City OF Fran
fslas due july ~i he paid 90 and sftsr thee date by
VIM. 3. COLLIN AN a co. ~ W al ssrss.
Tte coupons preeented within mouths frnn July
viii have be tae Cy Treasurer San Fraacsso
I,
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AsTRoI.OGY,

MADAME rFBOv TIM ACCOMPLISHED CLAIR
NI voysnt at Tb Hudson street. near ~, Johns park
where will al questions susiue love syArs
&c She viii also sov the husband and wife she viii
j, ali ham
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REWARDS.

6Jno RrwARD-sroLrS on vRrDAY, JUNE a
SlUV between 70 and c'cloes ~ noou, tiae p'esss
black .cct3 Will rstura the 10 No. Dsy
street W wiz receive he above reward and ques
tons ssfec
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A PLEASANT gUMaRR REgoRr roR FAnILIBA-
a The Pavilion Hotel y foe Washnesce wsoary ~
bosrders ID pleasant and healthy location Bathing
and safe: shing good Communication wi,e day
from The foot OF Robinson street, Norh river. Y.
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4 NO. / FIREwOaK6-HADFIELDS FIRST PIE
"A MUM FIREWOBKs.
Public and private exhibitions supplied at ten per cent
below the usual rates
will be open on Monday, Julyb,
Remember HADFIFLDS depot,
WAITE BIRD.
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RAILROADS.

L,ouRTH OF JULY-HUDsoN RfvxR RAILROAD
in kxcursson tickets New York 10 yank-rr an sta
tons north . far 80 and return good from the
81 10 TIE Oh inclusive viii be sod st Chambers and Thirty.
stations toiy), the 81 fare
For hour Of Departure, no bills and advertisements
the company. A. r. SMfrH. superinteudantf
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INoURrH OF JULY EXCURSION TO FORT LEE-rHE
steamers FLORA snd SATELIITE will every hour
from Spring Fort Lee Monday the 5th landing
Quite nburR MI MONEYS hotel Bull Ferry Pleasant
Valley Hotel riiistu tium Pavilion hotel and spring Val
ley hots landing n Twenty second street each way Fare
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CRAND EXCURsION-THE NEW STEAMER KILL,
" WON KuLL Will make excursion around staten Is
land Monday July leaving pier No North river at
Of viewing The Lower bay sandy HOOK tao Nariows the
Highlands and the oeaufu OF Kill Won
KuJi 1hs XIII Won Kul Ia entirely has clear
20 feet long 60 fest wide promenade deck Of
the and Of carrying aiarge number of
passengers bsnd Of music viii be proTided Fare for the
excursion, Is cenIs,
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i 10 The magnificent steamer 0EORgF LAW will
make afternoon excursion around staten Island Mon
dsy afternoon july g. 1888 This will be splendid
for those who wsh 10 set out Of The noise and bus OF
The city, and wish 70 enjoy lendd sail around the Island
This will give the opportunity Of
seeing the hsrboe the foracsous IN the Bay the Esrro
ne various objects OF Interest around the Island VIII
stop Perth Amboy and allow the 10 ash
and visit ne place Will leave Tenth street IL Brooms
i2 Peck alp i2f Spring street clock. pier
Fare for The whole excursion, 80 cents.
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MECHANICS AND TRADERa' SAVINGS INsrtru.
NI non asa Grand corner of wil,ert Net York,
June So 1855 -Divdrnd roce -Deposors hereby
hea dividend al the rate Of
per all OF So ard urde- and Sve per
all Ct $500 which shall have
al least three months previous 10 the LIST OF July
rl be pad 70 depcsors and after Monday July ~
called w be carried the credit Of depos
principal oil depcstod previous 10 he t6h
q JULY s draw interest from the let Bank open Mon
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
ALsRkD 7. CosKLIN, President
JAnHs Z. HAicnr. serrrlArY.
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EoURrH OF JULY ExCURsI0N.-L-oN MONDAY. JULY
i s., the sieamsr THOs HUNT win leave pier Is North
river at Ii NJ for Perth Amboy landing at Chelsea star
Landing, Rossve woodb dse and rotens dock Return
pg tho steamer EXPORT will leave Perth Anb0y at ~
O'Clock r. M landing ,0ve.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
Mayors CouRr.-March 25fh-Michael

MAYORS CouRr.-March 25th.-Michael
Bonheld, who stabbed Thomas Lamb on Monday
last, was examin ID for the offence and held to bail
in tho sum of $500 till the next term of the Dis
tr'ct Court. 1t appeared upon evidence that Bon.
field had induced Lamb to drink and play cards with
him. They got into difficulty apd Eonfeld was
taken BY Other persons present into another room
Lamb followed him there, though MS he says, with
peaccablc intentions, whereupon Bonfeld assailed
him and dealt severe stab in his groin. Lamb is
said to be recovering from the wound.
BAD BOYS. - An uncommonly crooked
crop Of Juveniles seems to be coming up in Musca-
tine. Not content with annoying civil people by
brawng and lighting on the streets during the day,
while Engaged playing marbles, &C., they congre-
gate about the doors of public halls the evenings
Of entertainments, requiring the presence Of the
police to keep them quiet, and if of them
chance to get in, they conduct themselves in such .
way as to BE- b.th seen and heard. We have often
wondered whether their mas knew they we're
cut" Some Of them may also be seen on the levee,
rushing unbddcn aboard steamboats, IS soon as they
land, to the great annoyance Of business men.-
In some instances they have gratied their mschiev-
propcnsties by destroying freight on the cvee.
few evenings since they tapped lager beer bar
rel and let its contents flow out. We call tho at
tcnion of parents to these facts, hoping they will
exercise mere restraint over their bOy..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

70 the Voters Of Auscatine County: -,
N7HEREAS petition signed by Five Hundred
w and aixty I've citizens Of Muscatine county
has been presented to the County Judge Of sald
county, asking that the question DO submitted TO
vote u the qus6ed electors Of said county, whetn
o. the Co.nty Of Muscstine will const .uot Bridge
across Red edsr River In the county Of Msse. ene'
at or near the point here the Cedar river SosPcn-
sion Bridge was loeste4,
Now therefore in order that the voters OF said
county may adopt or reject the proposition, it is
hereby ordered that at the eectOnt DO held 70 said
Muscatine county on the 6rst Monday in April, a.
D. 1883, the following propositions will % submit
ted to tho qualified electors Of said county.
capacity, will construct Bridge across Rod Cedar
River at the point above mentioned, and to that
end will authorize tho County Judge of said county
ut tho term Of tbs county Court to DO held or the
fourth Monday Of September next, for the purpose
Of levyirg the Safe and county taxes, to levy on
all the taxable property at that time in the cour t
Of Muscatine, . eum suficient to construct sal
bridge, provided said amount shal not exceed the
sum Of Twenty two thousand dollars, and provided
further that in addition to be ordinary revenue Of
th, county tho tax to be levied for the purpose Of
constructive said Bri go shall not exceed four milf
on the dollar on the county valuation.
The foregoing proposition shall b submitted and
passed upon under the following mode Of voting
to Wit: these in favsr Of the proposition shall vets
ballot upon which shall be written or pri uted the
words, tOf tnebDIlO&0 ouO ALL tuosc
said proposition shall deposit ballot with the
words printed or written thereon, "Against the
Bridge and tax.
And II there shall be Q majority of the legally
qualified electors in favor Of said proposition, the
same shall be considered as adopted and will au
thorss tho County Judge Of said county to levy
the tax as aforesaid, and also t. authorize said
County Judge to cause sed Bridge to Be constructed
at Is early day as practicable and at an expense
uot to exceed the sum Of twenty two thousand dol.
lars.
clsmation be posted up 1T the place of voting q
each to wnship during the day Of election.
(|) In testimony whereof have hereupt c
IS. set my hand and affixed the seal Of said
(- county at Muscatine City this fifth day
Of March A. D. 1855.
EDW. q. THAYER,
County Joudge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

The STOCK comprises-
Fiue and heavy Lapland Overcoating
Extra do Eskimo dc.
Fine heavy German castor beaved DO
do blue. black, brown, olive, ciaret
and mulberry Broadclo,hs.
Heavy English and French Doeskins,
do German and American do
Seagrave's fine mixtures for Business
Coats,
New styles Harris Cassimere',
Plain and Fa ncy Scarfs and Ora
white and fancy Shirts, Merino, Cot
Mufflers and Comiorters, &c. In ia
FURNISHING HOUSE, al Of whic
and Fashionable Clothing at the very L
Mus ca,ine, Oct. IA, 1857-daw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
Musratipe, March IL, Is
Y. g., W. and p. L. Plank Road and
BRIDGE Co.

Y. g., W. and p. L. Plank Road and
Bridge Co.
A T meeting Of TIE s'o;kholdsr. of the vir-
~ ginia Grsve, Wapello and Port Louisa Plank
Read and Bridge Co., held at Port Louisa, March
9Th 1885, the meeting proceeded to hear the report
Of the Treasurer.
Moved by Mr.. Ronalds that = committee be sp-
pointed to con fer with the County Judge, and take
the legal steps to locate county road on the ground
now occs pied BY the Plank Road Co., and that We
give mp rights and privileges in said road, for
the use of county road, and no other purpose, and
hat the committee bs instructed to proceed forth
With to locate said county road to the top Of the
bluff to ntersect the county road which is located
on tho line, dividing rangss1 and 8 vert, township
"A north, AID that it b done in 40 days I'm this
9th day Of March, 1858, and soo1 ~ tho road is
established the Virginia Grove, Wapello, and Port
Louisa Plank Road and Bridge Co. is dissolved, and
the road free until this ID accomplished.
Mr.. John Ron aids was appointed said committee.
Moved BY Mr.. Williamson that L. Arnold and w.
P. Smith Be appointed committee to settle up al!
the debts and busuees Of the Co., and publish the
above resolutions iu the nsvspapeEs.
HENRY THOMPSON, President.
W. KENNEDY, Secretary. mhl3w4w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
REMOVAL.
1868.
To Brickmaker
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF LAND.

ASSlGNEE > OALE UT IhVO.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ will on the third Monday of March, 1858, sci
at pu bic auctisn tho foil wing described real es
tate to-wt The north half Of tne sout quar-
ter and the south half of the north east quarter
Of section thirty (36 in township seventy nine
70, north Of arnge two 2 west Of the 5th principal
me idian-being the same farm lately sold BY VIM.
Crisman, to ADJ dis Gibson. and IL in good state
o. cultivation, 10 we'll fenced, and has a comfsrta
lie new t wo story dwelling house thereon being
but one-half = mile north of Wilton, Muscatine
county, Iowa, it is of the most desirable farms
In cedar county. Terms one-third cash in hand
and the balance in one and two years Fl ON Jan l..
LIST, 1858, With 10 per cent. interest Sale to take
place on the premises, between l aud o'clock p
M. Of said day. THOMAS HANNA,
Assignee Of Adds + Gibson.
Wilton, Feb. Is. 1856-m1 -daw3w-pr 'fes-$5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
nnasoas1ne,} IOWA VENUE,

Rich Lyons Velvet Vesiings.
do English Silk do =.
Plain and heavy -Grenadine Ves.ings.
Fancy do DO do
Cashmere and Satin 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, Suspenders.
and Shaker knit Wcolen Socks, Blanket,
all GOODS usually found in GENT;
am prepared TO sell and mske into goods
vest Cash Trices.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
FOR RENT.

pHE store Room and Cellar recent ~ occupied b,
/ Rowe l. Williams. A bargain can be had BY
applying to D. DuNSAORE.
March ord, 1885, d4s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

STEAM SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY,
THE undersigned would respectfully infor n the
l. psblic tat they keep . large supply of Sash,
Doors. Blinds and Frames to SUIT, at Wholesale and
retail, A liberal discount made to dealers.
Alb
Work Flooring, Saw and Plane Siding, Surface
wideLumber, "a inches wide, and under, to order.
Curbs and Tubing for cham pumps.
Give rs call il you want gooi article in our
line.
( Front street, one square GLOW 'snnett's Mill.
STEIN h HILL.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

WILL be sold at Public Sale. on Saturday
w April Sd, 1855, II not sold at private sale
before that tme that valuable tract Of land, situ-
ate 10 the north west quarter of section -, town
ship II, north Of range 2 west, and distan; about
one mile from the cooperate limits Of Musca; inc
city. It contains one hundred acres, and embraces
the portion Of said quarter section lying east Of the
land of D. w. Glover. The land is of superior
qua ity, gently rolling, and il we'll adapted for
farming purposes. A portion of it lies with .
southern slope. and is admirably suited for garden
ing 1t will be sold cit her entire in parcels to
suit purchasers.
Sale to come off at 2 o'clock P. NJ, In front Of
K eeler's Auction Room. W. r. BRANNAN.
Enc uirer please copy. CmctlO
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

A NEW SUPPLY The Jubilee, Golden Wre,,h,
n Barnes Notes, Lvingston's South Africa,
Goes Drawing Cards, At BURNETT'S.
mafl7
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
DISSOLUTION.

~ E firm heretofore existing under rbe nam
I and style of s. B. Crane Co., is this a,
dissolved by mutual canssnt, John Bartholomew
having with Ira wn from the concern.
S. B. CRANE,
CHAS. PAGE.
JOHN BARTHOLOMEW.
Muscatine, March IL, 1858.
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FREE FERRY AT MUSCATIIE

purchasing dollars worth OF Fruit Tree>
and paying them, will his erage both ways acrs the
Mississippi River. 1880 r, ,r.,
method Of info the public that have over twenty Thousand
Of fruit had the
which will sell cheaper than ever a" no" clearing OF my
grounds with the intention quitting the business: , 80
which been bearing in the Nursery which viii sell
from three to fye
l2 ech chestnut fifteen
EACH plants Soc Dozen
of credit; citizens Muscats
County, Wheat, and Corn taken in ecnxang tor Trees
you get your will tell yeu how 10 plant them
Isaac B. Essex.
Drnry Post Office Rock Island Comfy, ILL., m19-w4w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

SA GREGG. ELI NESsMoRE. TH0s. 8. BROOKE
GREGG g. CO.,
West Liberty, Muscatine Co., Iowa
LAND AGENT
DEAL estate bought and sold in all the counter
IL throughout the State. Especial attention Civ.
ca tocollections, laying taxes, DO.
REFERENCES:
Hussey l. Sinclair, Cleveland, Ohio
Atweli, Lee Co., Pittsburg Pa
Ludwig Kneedler CO.., PsiIadelphia
Miller & Bro.
James Harvey, Cashier Weston Bank, Baltim OF
J. NJ. Kilgour Rockville, Md.
Green& Stone, Bankers, Muse tine, Iowa.
Isett 4 Brewster, I"
July 25-wtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
TO BUILDERS.

~ bUIUUEhS.
~ W. q. RICHIE, at Pappoose bridge,
A Second street, Muscatine, 10 nanufac
Q turing apd keeps on hand for sale At all
B01 times, SASH, D0l RS, BLIN DS and
@@ FRAMES of all kinds.
MR-H He will also superntend or contract for thu
erectio of buildings in either city or country.
march3 -dawtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
CO.PARTNER.SHTP.

CO-PARTNERSHI
~ B CRANE and CIIAS. PAGE have this day
y. formed = CO. partnership under the name and
syle Of s. F. Crane Co., for the purpose Of
acting tho distling and wholesale vine and liquor
bus iness. S. B. CRANE.
CHAS. PAGE
Musratipe, March II, lS5S-m12-lm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
FOR APRIL,

KEEP UP. YOUR HOGS,
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the hog ordinances
!! ' is - DO enforced Persons having hogs rum
s'ns at large are requested to keep then Up.
mchzZ-donsw Z. UNGER, City Asuhal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
100 BUSHELS OF SEED CORN
FOR SALE.

THE pndersigned has selected with gre at care
L the above quantity Of Corn, which be vii in
sure to be good for seed. 1t s of the yellow corn
Residence miles south Of Muscatine, on the Is
land. HARVEY CORWIN.
feb2-W6w
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27
b@ LET THE SEX REJOICE. an
Now Is the Time 10 Use
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid
Str e. gthening Plasters.

These remarkable Family
Medicines have stood the
test of public experience
TWENTY YEARS =; have
been used BY over three mil
lions of PERSONS, and are
sti'l convulsins the medical
world with their START
LING CURES.
These Pills ale particular
~ adapted to diseases pecu
liar to the Western and
South western States, and
will be FOUND, on trial, tn
most VALUABLE Csthafti
at present KNOWN. 70
twenty , ears their use in th
Middle and Eastern State
has BIZ IN Unlimited, . I'D thei
SUCCESS in curing disease Z
perfect series Of triumphs.
Containing no MERCURY
they can be used 1t any tim
without regard to employ.
III nnS~ >n~k. 4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-27

with Sugar they are pleasant tc take, uniting ~
ey do, the POWER of MERCURY with the ease
Cast or Oil.
~ Large Family Boxes, rs CENTS.
HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS
Cure in FIVE HOURS, Pains, Distress M
Weak ness Of the Breast, Sides and Back. in Rheu
mstism Coughs Colds, ETC., they always give relief
and are warranted superi.r to any External Rene
dy discovered since time began. Each Plaster will
wear POUR MONTHS Price Isl CENTS.
Harvell's Condition Powders,
For Horses and Cattle. This Remedy . the be
ginning and the END Of Horse and Cattle Ned
cine. Over Ono Million Packages have been lid
du, ing the year 1856. Perfectly safe and good ct
all tines. Other remedies of simil ~ oatr . are
but Chat compared with them. Put p 10 large
PACKAGES with full directions, and selle for Is
cents.
1@ The above reno lies ace warranted. Agents
arc authorized to refund purchase MONEY II salts
sfaction is not gwen. These articles sss sold BY
dealers in all cities, TOWNS and Villages in the
United States and Csusdas. Persons will call for
them by their full names and avoid all others.
HERRICK l. BROTHER.
Prsprietors, Albany, New York.
For Sale by Fay 4 s ono and J Dougherty
Muscatine; M K Pomeroy, Wilton; g + codey.
Moscow; Patterson West Liberty; Sanders Boz
Iowa City, and by druggists evrywhere. ls1s-wlx