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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-14
ABUSE HIENTS.
II IBERTY HALL
GREET .4TFRlCTTON
j, INSCO WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
HIELE PANORAMA,

WI VV1N W .H0"0'T' - - = r'7''
This magnificent PAINTING commences
with Chaos. and continues down in historical
order 10 the Babylonish Captivity, containing
more than fifty Of the most sublime and inter
esting scenes in the Bible.
Exhibitions every evening. Doors open at
seven O'Clock: TO commence at eight precisely
~ Tickets % cents reserved seats 50 cents
to BE- had at the Hall door. Children under
ten years, - cents.
Also, Exhibitions on Wednesday and Satur,
dav afternoons for families and schools. Doors
open al p o'clock; to commence at 8! o'clock,
precisely.
Explained by DR. TIBBrTs. je lin
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yVATTINGS, STAIR CARPETS, 6c.-l
VI have Just received fine LOT Of MAI.
TING, OF good quality
A and 4 White; Al Check do
Several sheets Of wide Oil Cloths
Also, A, 5-4, 81, and S.4 do
Very handsome English Damask Venetian Stair
Carp sting 81 wide, an article superior 10 Brus'
seis, and much cheaper.
je l2-3t Jas. ~ sAE"AAl:
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LAND FOR sALE-The I'M
Fairfax County, Va, je 4-eots

nOTOMAC LAND FOR SALE.-The un-
dersigned desires TO sell TRACT OF
LAND. on the Waters OF Potomac Creek, III
Stafford County, Va, containing TEN Hun
DRED AND TWENTY ACRES. II borders on
the Creek (Which is nayigable) "A miles, and is
distant about one mile from the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad. he
soil is very productive in all the usual gram
crops. but particularly adapted 10 the growth oil
Tobacco and Grass, though it is OF uneven sur
face. -,
There is on the land nexhaustlble beds OF the
finest she'll Mari. A large quantity OF Hickory
Oak and Pine Wood may be cut from the land
worth on the shore OF the creek from two to
four dollars per cord Also, good deal OF Ce-
dar and Locust Yellow Popular and White Oak
Timber.
There is meadow now yielding an average
Of $500 worth of Hay per annum, containing
fourteen Acres of land, which may be increased
to fifty acres OF prime Meadow. Grass grows
well all over the Land, which renders 1t 'aua-
bic for grazing purposes. Indeed, It grazes an
nualIv about fifty head OF cattle In the Woods.
AIrosetber it is a very valuable tr act, but am
d;sposed 10 sell il below ITS value, as own
another large farm adjoining 1t, and have not
sufficient force 10 manage both. invite per-
sons disposed 10 purchase such property to ex-
anime it, or communicate with me by letter a.
Accokeek Post. Office Stafford county, Va.
JOHN MINOR, NJ. d.
Staff,rd Co an 2-2aw6m
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by saturday Evenings Malls.

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY Patty Adams, q
negro woman, little less than one hundred
years old, died one day last week. Her lamil
iarity with scenes which transpired previous
to the revolution, induces the belief that she
was more than hundred years Of age. Her
recollection Was distinct IN regard to The
prominent events Of the Revolutionary war
aud the Indian war just previous 10 it. She
could rec0Ilect the period when there was but
solitary house in Harrisonburg.
We are pleased to state that the mail ar.
Engagements are now all right 10 the Valley,
the Postmaster General having promptly o.
dered correction Of the very provoking
schedule by which they have been carried
for week OF more past The schedule is
now what it ought be. We receive our mails
as soon as they can be brought from Staun-
ton ard Woodstock, the two points in the
Valley to which they come by railway.
Rockingham County was visited on Thurs
day night with another terrible s.Orm. II
rained very hard, and it is understood that
the creeks and rivers in the upper part Of the
county were very much swollen. Little dam
age was done howeyer.
The house of John Kelley in tue North
Fad" Of HarrisUuburG, was entirely consuu-
Ell by fire on Wednesday night. The fire ori.
ginated in nat dyeing shop attached to the
house, where fire had been kept up during
the day. Mr.. Kelley being a poor man, the
loss will fall heavily upon him, as not only
the house but the greater portion Of hls
household properly was also consumed. We
understand be had 500 in money in his
trunk, which was destroyed. Kelley, in at
tempting to save his property, had his feet
badly burned.
A boatman by the name Ct Albert Mon
ger, vino had been living near McGaheys-
vile, in this county, WAS drowned IN toe
Shenandoah River, about IS or 80 miles be-
low River Station 90 the Manassas Gap Rail
road, one day last week.
Ga Tuesday night last a Barn belonging
to Mr.. Adam Shank, living near RushviIIe,
in this county, was struck by lightning and
consumed. Mr.. S, IS loss, We understand, Is
some 5000 or 500.
A valuable young horse, about year old,
belonging TO Mr.. Shem Bowman, residing four
miles South Of this place, was struck aud
killed by lightning during the storm on
Tuesday night last.-RegiSter.
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NEW GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT RICH.
y ARDS, No. 10 King street-English
Straw and NetpoIitan Bonnets, French Flowers
Wreaiks for inside and outside OF Bonnets'
Elastic Belts, fne Palm and other Fans, DonDie
Extension Rusrle Skirts, buster and Nurseries
Trimmings, Fringes, &c, and am now max.
ing up beautiful styles Of Craze Bonnets, OF
White, Drab, Bine, Green and Buff at from s. TO
81 RE i2l W. 3. RICHARDS, Jr
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NJ CHRONIC DlARRHEA. -

IL CHRONIC DlARRHEA. We have IN
our possession the certificate OF respectable
citizeu, tes,ilyng that he was entirely cured OF
this dreadful disease by using BURHANES
HOLLAND BlTTERS. We shall take plea
sure in showing the certificate to any person
doubling this statement.
CAurIoS!-Be ca elul TO ask for BQIRHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS Sold at i per bottle
or bottles for $5, by the sole propretors,
BENJAMIN PAGE JR, & co,
Plttsburg, Pennsylvania.
Sold in Alexandria, by PEEL STEVENS
Wholesale Agents; WIN. A. HART, J. K.
pIERPOINT, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States. je lA-eolw
GROVER \ BAKERS CELEBRA Ed
FAMILY SEWING MACHlNES-495 Broad
way, n. York; l37 Baltimore street, Baltimore;
Iron II all, 3ls Pennsylvania Avenue, Washing
ton, d. G.
These Machines are now justly admitted to
be the best in use Tor Family Sewing, making
a new. strong. and elastic stitch, which Will NOT
rim even if every fourth stitch he cut, ClTcu'
lars sent on application by letter
mn i4-W3m
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Profitable TRAINs.-The receipts of Cap
tain Harmling's train from this city to BFls'
tol on the 9th aud returning on the iOth,
amounted 10 the snug sum Of SLOT. The
great route is beginning to be KNOWN
LynChJUrq lirqiHidR.
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TOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY At Law,
Q, will practice in the Courts OF Wsssmore-
End R;cbmond, and Northumberland Counties.
Pos, Office, Rce's Store, WsstmOreland County,
v. ~ ds&G
w, ~ ---'
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WHEAT CRor IN Tue NALLEY.-We are
cratifed TO learn, from reliable resources,
that tue wheat crop in the Valley (notwilh-
standing the recent rGvages of the lily and
oiut worm) will be more than an average one.
In the happy valley"ot the Shenandoah,
10 our own county. between toe Blue Ridge
and Massanutten Mountains, and also, IN the
rich and fertile regions OF Liuyil's, Smlth's
and Cooks Greeks, the crop promises hea-
vier WELD than Rockingham has been blessed
with for several years, Indeed, from all Sec
tons Of the State We have the most ilattCring
intelligence of the prospect OF an abundant
harvest -Rochjagham Reg.
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NOR SALE.-Haviug permanently settled
myself in the city of Alexandria, | now
offer to sell privately, the very desirable proper
ty in the town of Jeffersonton, Culpeper County,
Va formerly owned by J. F. Latham, consist
~ ing of large and comfortable Dwell
E LING HOUSE, Kitchen. Gransry, Stable,
fce.house, &c, with about THIRTY.TWo
ACRES Of beautiful grass land, large and
productive Garden, Orchard, &c. which will
sell on most accommodating terms. Any one
wishing to purchase, would refer them TO Mr..
Caleb Burnley or Mr. James Settle, residents
of the above place; Mr.. Rice W. Payne, War
renton Va, or TO I. English d Brother, Aiexan-
dr;a rmb l3-eotfl c. w. ENGLISH.
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STATE SABBATH School CONVENTION
The following are the officers Of the SAT-
bath School Convention, in session in Rich
mond. Presden,--D'Arcy Paul of Peters
burg. Vice Presidents--James b. Taylor,
II. 5. Kepler, Rev. Mr.. Pettigre", and Prof.
J l. Campbell. of Lexington. sccretGries-
Mcssrs. j, Il. Wood ard W. B. Smith.
The session of the Convention on Friday
was chiefly devoted to a discussion OF quos-
items touching the welfare Of Sunday Schools.
The number OF delegates is smaller than
WIS antIcipatei.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE AND SLAVES.
y In accordance with the provisions OF two
deeds of trust, executed TO me by Turner ID.
Scott, dated Sh and 9th Of April, 1858, record.
ed in the Clerks Office of the County Court OF
Fauquier and for purposes in said deeds sPecI
fed, shall offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder, on the 18th day Of June nert at the Salem
Station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad, the fol-
lowing property, viz: Three very desirable
LOTS in the town OF Salem; on two OF wblch
- are DWELLINGS and other buildings, and
im%E the other is beautiful grass lot-all OF
said LOTS well enclosed-two fine HORSES,
and nine SLAVES, consisting Of three men four
women and two children. These slaves are all
valuable, and but one much advanced in age
Terms OF SALE The town lots and horses
on credit Of nine months, with interest from
date, the purchaser to give bonds, with approved
security, and the Slaves for cash. Should the
day prove too Indictment to admit of sale It
will take place the first fair day thereafter, and
selling as Trustee, shall pass such title only
as is vested in me, by the deeds above referred
10. but the title is believed to be good.
RICHARD H. CARTER, Trustee.
SaIsn Eauouier Co Va nv l3-eots
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GRAIN CRADLES, GRASS AND GRAIN
ST SCYTHES, SNATHS, WHET STONES,
SCYTHE RIFLES, RAKES, &c--jns' rec ,,,,,
ed at No. y, Royal street, a lot OF GRANTS
EXTRA CRADLES. / and fingers
Grain and Grass Scyihes, the genuine "idron
and American
Patent and common Snaths. some very cheap
Scvthe Stones, Rifles and Harvest Rakes
barrel and Dasher Churns: I, !, and bu-heI
Measures; Horse Buckets, Of extra quality; 2, D
and prong Forks, Spades, Forks, and makes
Berea Grindstones, OF superior quality, WITH
many other articles in the same line, winch
will be sold at low prices Tor cash, or on a short
credit 10 punctual customers. Call at No. H.
Royal street o,,,,uron
10 ii JoHN L. Nhhi"ii iOt'.
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AUCTION SALES.

HNRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of deed
of trust to the Undersigned, from John
Cornwall of record in the Clerks Office OF
Prince William County, will be offered tor sale,
on the premises, on the 18th day Of July Hsrf, one
undivided fifth part of FOUR HUNDRED AND
NiNETY.TWO ACRES OF LAND situated
in the county of Prince William, adjoining the
lands If Mrs. Williams. John Clarke, and 9th
ers. being the interest OF the said John Corn
well in the lands OF which mis- father John
CornweIl, died seIzed and possessed, to satisfy
the debts secured by the said deed Terms,
cash WILLIAM SELECMAN, Trustee.
Prince VIM. Co, Va je l4-eots'
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-In pur.
suance of decree OF the Circuit Court of
Fauquler County, pronounced on the 18th day OF
April 1883, in the case of Males administrator
VS. Male, the undersigned, Commissioners there
in named, will offer for sale at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, on Thursday the 24th day Of
JUne, $685. on the premises, valuable and fer
tile TRACT OF LAND, containing 43i acres
situated near Paris, in Fauquier county, Va, it
being the same land Of which Jesse Male died
seized and possessed. The said land will be sur
veyed before the day OF sale, and VIII be sold
altogether or in parcels as may be deemed pest
Persons wishing to purchase good farm are
requested TO eXamineit.
TERMS A deposit of ten per.centum OF the
purchase money 10 be paid in cash, and the res
idue in three equal instalments of one, two and
three years, with interest from the day OF sale,
said instalments to be secured by the bonds OF
the purchaser with good personal security, to
be executed on the day OF sale, the title TO be
retained as further security for the deferred IN
stalments, and the land 10 be subject to resale
under the order OF the Court, and the deposIte
10 be forfeited, il the purchaser shall fail TO
complete his purchase.
WIN. H. DULANY,
BIB. SHACKELFORD, lro.,s
JOHN P. PHILIPS,
CHARLES T. GREEN,
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WIN. H. DULANY,
b. H. SHACKELF0RD, lCou,s
JOHN p. PHILIPS.
CHARLES T. GREEN,
Fauouier County, my l3-eots

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF YALUA-
7 BILE HOUSES AND L0TS.-By virtue
of decree of the Circuit Court of Fauquler
County, pronounced on the 10th day OF April
1858, in the suit of Flowerree VS. Flynn, the
undersigned Commissioner will offer for sale,
at public auction, 10 the highest bidder, on
Thursday ;he l7fh day of jane. 1855, on the
premises, in the town OF Salem, Fauquier coun-
", the HOUSES AND LOTS now in the pos
session OF VIM. A. Flynn.
This property consists OF a very commodlous
{2..-S and substantial DWELLING HOUSE,
.Esfl with a large garden thereto attached, and
two shops-one Blacksmith's Shop, and the
other Cabinet-Maker's Shop.
A good cabinet. maker or blacksmith, or wag-
on maker, can do a large and profitable busl-
ness at this place, and to any such this property
would be valuable Mechanics in the cities
would do well to examine into these advantages.
TERMS The purchaser TO pay down in cash
10 per centum of the purchase money, and ex.
ecute his bonds for the residue, payable in equal
instruments, in one, two and three years, with
interest from the day of sale, with good person
al security, the title to he withheld till the last
insta lment is paid, and the property to be sub
iect 10 resale under the future order OF the
Court at the risk and costs OF the first purcha-
ser upon his failure 10 comply with the terms
OF the sale. EDWARD NJ. SPlLMaN;
Fauquier Co, my l3-eots Comr.
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FRA FOX kkNI.-lhe STORE No. %
E.E north side OF King street, next TO the corner
OF Fairfax street. Possession given Immediately.
aug S-eott :. MkeI:
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CTIMpsON'S PATENT ICE PITCHERS
- in Britannia and Silverplated, Patent cream an
Freezers, Ice Cream Moulds Water coolers, ne
irigerators for sale by JOHN Julien
10 70
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0JG SPRING MILLS, LoUDoUS CoUsTY,
XIV June 18th, 1853 HENRY o. CLA-
GETT, esq, is this day admitted as iuIt part
ner in our firm.
JoHy p. SMART & Co, JOHN T. SMART,
EDGAR L. BENTLEY, hEXRY U. CLAsETE.
Leesburs Loutoun Co, Fa,Je l4-eo3t
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VIOR SALE-Thirty eight stock SHEEP
woke large and well broken OMEN, seven
Years old; , durham COWS, Gone very beauti'
iul1 and Plough HORSE. Enquire at this
nmco ie l4-eo3t
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A LEXANDRIA CANAL C0MPANY.-An
Y adjourned general meeting OF the c;ompa-
nv will be held at the Council Chamber IN
the city OF Alexandria, on the "a Monday (I4'h)
os June next, at II o'clock, 4. NJ.
myA-2awrd w. c. YEATON, Secy.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-16

In addition to these, from 100 to 200 hum
bred hogs have been received per day BY
wagon ct saeh Of the two pork houses. Pri.
ces remrin firm at previous quotations,
namely-$3 so to a. per hundred weight
We observe that pork 10 quoted in Burling
ton at o 25a$S SO, and in Davenport at
8 50s$4, payable in deprecated shinp1as-
ters. Here nothing but par funds are Offer
ed BY our packers.
We append our usual quotations Of vasi.
Gus articles Of traffic: .. F..
Wheat, spring, 40a5Oc.
winter, SOC (nominaU
Flour 43.5Oa44, 90.
Corn, in the ear, goo
Oats, Csc.
Barley, at the breweriss, so cents.
Onions SOC.
Potatoes, 25a3Oc. Sweet potatoes, 81.
Green apples, $la$l so per bushel.
Eggs, II 1-2c. ...
Butter, l5c.
Poultry Dressed chickens 81 ,30a4l so
per dos. turkeys Case per pound.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, IL lsZc
Shoulders, SO
Clear sides, SO
Hides, green, So; dry flint So.
Lumber, $l5a$sO per 1000 feet,
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THE MARKETS.

New YoRx, Jan. H.
Flour 81, 2595 for different grades of
western. Wheat inferior. Milwaukee
club sl,02A. Corn 72976c. Porx-
mess $l4, 6O9l4, IS, prime $l2. Dressed
hogs $6@6,25
CHICAGO, Jan. IA.
Flour 1908 .37a. Wheat-spring "a
|@55c. Corn CSC. Oa.s2O@2le. Bar
lev 3OlaAnc, Potatoes 25&4O Rye as
|@5Oc. Butter l2al6c. Eggs LAG l5c.
per doz. Mess pork s12 per Dbl. Live
hogs IS, 5o@3, rs; dressed "a, 25(94,50.
ST. LOUIS Jan. IL.
Flour So, l0@3,eo. Wheat 623@64c
for spring, SOC for fall, 90995c for red.
Corn 36(a4Oc. Oats 3S@4lac. Potatoes
&c. Pork Nj. and Nj. U. heavy sl2
per Dbl, city mess held at $l2 so. Hogs
"a further decline. For 200 Tbs. and
upwards 50. 275 tbs. 1915, $50 lbs, So,
so. Hogs slaughtered to date, 81, 1000.
C1xciHNArl.-lhe market was unset
tied to-day and dull. the receipts are large,
and the weather being unfavorable very
little was done. The sales were as
follows :--225 head, averaging 200 ibs !,
a, 1926, ll6 head averaging 1876
tbs a. 50, 225 head aversgino ECO TBS
a, $4.lO go head averaging 1875
lbs. at $4,05, 800 head averaging 200 No.,
50, 2O.-Commercia l2lh.
LOUISVILLE The market con. inues
dull. with however, fair demand, and
we heard ola safe yesterday l,lO0 heavy
nogs at 1926, net. The provision mar
ket is dull and inanimate. 9th.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

THE GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from a prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, II. d., Physician extraordinary
to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfang In the Of all
thse painful dangerous diseases to which the fem ale
subject 1t noderates all and removes
all obstruetioAs and speedy may be relied upon.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
It peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears stamp
Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits:
These Ps should not be taken by females during the
rlRsr THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy they are sure
bring Miscarriage but at other TINA they SAFE
Nervous and Spinal Affections pain IN the
Back mbs Fatigue slight exertion, Of
the Hart Mysteries and Whites. these pill will ahect
cure when failed and although pow
remedy do not contain iron, calome anmohy, q
any thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES (Late 1. C. Baldwin Co:'l,
n B.-4I0O and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorsed AGENT will insure bottle of the pills BY return
mail.
For sale BY J. B. Dougherty, Museatins, Iowa.
Dec. e. lS57-a6wly
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|
Wesah~ rsuna1Ably pheasant for the &C.,
On. vxy litsls ise running in the river
yesterday, although it 10 now midwinter.--
The ferry boat il making trips regularly.
There have been no steamboat arrivals, how
ever, since the 2lst of December, except the
ferry boat, which came up from Montrose
Sunday
GsA,N.-The receipts Of grain have not
been a. large a. last week, owing to the un-
settled state Of the weather and the muddy
roads. Prices remain firm at former quota
tons, the ruling cash figure being 40 cents
per bushel. From As to SO cents can be had
in goods or on account.
PoRK. - Hogs have been arriving quite
freely by railroad from Columbus City
The receipts by this road during the week
have been as follows:
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PROPOSALS

WILL be received, (by order of the City Coun-
w oily at my of3ce, where specifications may b
seen, until the 23d day Of January, inst, for q
job Of putting rip-rip wall of hard rock stone
into the Mississippi River, between the outer and
western point Of the Ferry Boat Levee and the
~ ter and eastern part of the steamboat evee. The
shortest time and lowest price per perch will be %
cep.ed ct the option Of the City Ceuncil.
: JNO. G. STlNE,
Mayor.
City Of Muscatine, Jan. IL, 1857-d1w
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NORTHWESTERN FARMER
For So

NORTHWESTERN FARMER
For 1858.
nRY 1T
i Farmers, Gardeners, Fruit Growers aud
House wives
CEED PREMIUMS.
- SO varieties of the choicest and rarest
seed. for FREQ distribution among sub cri-
hers.
NLOWER SEEDS FOR LADIES.
u In addition to the shove, several choice
varieties OF Flower Seeds will DO sent to
every LADY subsesibsr, or to the wife Of
AGENTS HAVE EXTRA SEEDS.
n Agents get several extra varieties Of
seeds, and : volume Of the Paper for eve.
~ 10 sabacr ibers. .-s.
TINE FARMER CONTAINS
10 AZ 50 isrgs pages monthly,
loto Is 6ne enzravings monthly,
IL neatly bound ID q verea monthly,
Each number makes book monthly,
Has more correspondents than any other do
Isdevotsd to all departments Of Agricul-
HoRrlsS & H., ,,s!;,, ..,,,,,..,., ,,,,,
in this country devotss 10 much space Il
all kindso Fruits. The Editor is prac-
teal fruit grower Of over twenty years
stan ding in the West, assisted by large
number Of the oldest and most experienced
fruit growers in different localities-many
OF whom were among the first settlers Of
Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa. This de-
partment, within itself, IL peculiarly the
horticultural Journal for the whole West
embracing as it does, the most reliable
information from men who have gathered
their knowledge from practical observation
and experience in our midst
T AIDES DEPARTMENT..
Ia Each number has Department devoted
to Household affairs, edited by LADY
assisted by largo number Of Lady cor
respond ents. In it may be fouad hau-
dreds of practicalhints, receipts, TO-, upon
every department. Of Household work.
uJHAT WE MEAN TO Do.
w Makethe farmer what it's name would
imply-a paper peessnrly adapted to the
farmers of tks Northwest. 1t has . larger
numbsr and range Of oorfsspondents than
any other menthly Agricultural paper
It also contains mere readirg, aside from
the advsr tisements, and more than three
times the number Of ExGRAvIses. Try It
-~ and seo.
~ ~
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Mln2eu W1nfed.

A LII those indebted to the late Arm Of Ogilvis
arc requested TO make imme diats payn mt 70 A.
Oeilvis. Oar creditors are pushing 10 for pay
we must cslisct without further delay. All claims
unpaid 18th January next will be sued and NO Uis
take. ADAM OGlLVIE.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-16
A CARD.

vrHE Subscriber having purchased the stock Of
i Dry Goods, Notions. &c., formerly belonging
to Smith Bartlett, will continue the business .
the old stand, where viii be found full and COM
plete stock Of Goods ct uniform low prices.
Jan. 4, 1883. S. A. BARTLETT.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-16
NOTICE..

THE Subscribers having sold out tbs atire
i stock Of Merchandise to 8. A. Barti. have
this day retired from the concern. In rstirir 6
from the business they cheerfully recommend their
succeseoY to o continuance of the patronage of
their friends. SMITH BARTLETT.
Ian. 4. 1883