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y. g., ". and p. L. Plank Road and

y g., W. and P. L. Plank Road and
Bridge Co.
A I a meeting of tie Stockholders of the Vir.
"A. ginia Greve, Wapello and Port Louisa Plank
Road and Bridge Co., held at Port Louisa, March
9th, 1858, the meeting proceeded to hear the report
of the Treasurer.
Moved by Mr.. Ronalds that a committee be an.
pointed to con fer with the County Judge, and take
the legal steps to locate county on the ground
now occupied BY the Plank Road Co., ard that va
give up our rights and privileges in said road, for
the use Of county road, and no 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 is located
on the line, dividing range 2 and 3 west, township
"a north, and that it be done in 40 days from ths
9th day of March, 1858, and as soon as the road Is
established the Virginia Grove, Wapello, and Port
Louisa Plank Road and Bridge Co. is dissolved, and
the roaG Tree uu. u. .a; =: - ,o:.;shd
Mr. JOHN Rom 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 business CT the Co., and publish the
above resolutions in the newspapers.
HENRY THOMPSON, President.
W. KENNEDY, Secretary. mhl3w4w
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River News.

The FLORA RAIsED-We learn from the Daven-
port "Gazettee" that the steamer Flora, which was
sunk short time since by striking the Rock Island
bridge, has been raised and lowed to the Rock Island
boat yard for repairs. She will be out in few DAYS
She was relieved by pump which threw out 800
bbls. of water per minute!
The river continues to rise steadily, and is now
nearly bank full.-Daly, 9Th.
The packets, Ben Campbell and Tishominge, are
making their trips promptly, passing this place 60.
ing down in the evening and going up in the morn
ing.
BUSINESS DULL.-1his is the season when the
river business is the most brisk and boats make
money. But it is quite evident that very few of
them are paying expenses. There are too many
boats in the trade for the business doing. Not as
msny people travelling as formerly at this sea-
son, and fsights scarccr. There is considerable
produce going down the river but very little freight
coming up. The merchants along the river are no,
buying heavy stocks Of goods as formerly. steam
boatmen must curtail their expenses or else loose
money. Pilots wages at $250,00 per month are
above all reason and justice in these times.
We observe that the St. Louis and Keokuk Packet
Co. has withdrawn some OF its boats on account Of
the excrutiable scarcity of freight and travel. W.
should not be surprised to see the example followed
by many other steamboat owners.
ST. LOUIS AND ST.. PAUL LINE-The St. Loui.
and St. Paul Union Line will be composed Of th
following boats; Pcmbina, Captain Griffith Cana
da, Ward Henry Clay. Campbell; Metropolitan
Rhodes Minnesota Belle, Hill; W. L. Ewing
Green Denmark, Gray all side-wheel steamers
One of these boats will leave st. Louis every othe
day, and will make the trip in two weeks.
FAILURE OF TIE PAckErs.-The Tishomingo d
not come down last night A dispatch from her of
, fcers says she will be down tonight. At the tim
Of going to press the Ben Campbell, due from b,l"
this morning, had not arrivel.-Daily, 9th.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKt'S
CEI ERR ATED EEMAIE Dill G

Prepared from prescription Of Sir James
Clarke, N. d., Physician ertraorlina,g
to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfaiag In THE cure of
those painful and dangerous diseases which tho
constitu ion subject 1t moderatos all
all distractions, and speedy may be relied upon
TO MARRIED LADIES
It peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring
monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price One Dollar bears stamp
of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken females during
FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, they to
bring Miscarriage but other time they
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion
abe Heart, Mysteries and Whites these pill will affect
when all other have failed and although pow
e,ful remedy do not conta iron, calome antoly,
any thing Itful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES (Late I. X. B, win Co.,)
X, chester, MY.
N. B.-$IO0 and postage stamps sed to any au-
3horiZed Agent will insure bottle of u pills by return
mail
Fors.le by j. B. Do0gherty, Muscatil- Iowa.
Dec. % lS57-d&wly
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CITY TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Tues
~ day, the 20th day Of May, A. D.,
1868, ! 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 1857,
remain due and unpai'. Said sale TO be
made at Public Auction, at the door of the
Court House, in said city, in accordance
with law, between the hours Of 9 o'clock
A. M. and o'clock P. NJ, and continue
from day to day until all the los and lands
on which the taxes remain unpaid a. afore-
said shall b sold.
ELIAS UNGER,
City Marshal.
Muscatine, March 29th, 1858.
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Majority for the loan, $780,
PAVEMENT BLOWN UP By TIE W1ND.-The

PAVEMENT BLOWN UP By TIE WlSD.-The
wind blew perfect gallo at this place yesterday
All our readers, presume, have heard of the wind
blowing down houses, trees, fences and even tearing
ND the sod on the prairies, but we venture to say
thew never before heard of it blowing up the pave
ment in city. Yet about twenty feet of plank
payement near the post Office was actually blown
from its place and deposited up side down in the
street. by the wind, yesterday 1t was quite clever
lob. too-no splinters or broken plank having been
made BY tho opera ion.
We did not hear of any damage having Teen done
By the GALE except that considerable portion OF the
ferry landin: was washed away by the waves Dali
~, 9th.
LUMBER FOR KANsAs.-We noticed some
lima aimee the shipment of lot of lumber to Kan
"a, b, s. N. McKibben Co., of this city. Yester-
A.y Dunsmore 4 Chambers shipped to the same des-
tin.tion i0s, 90 feet Of lumber with large lot OF
shiuples and la,h. Lumber Is worth about $so per
thous.nd in Kansas. Freights being cseap on notn
the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. there is cons'd
srsble margin for profit on lumber shipped fr'm this
poipt.
FrssY LICENSE. application Of Capt
John Phillips to the County Court Of this count !
fer license to ferry at this place was not granted
Judge Th.ysr decided that the county has no 'ar'''
dietion over the ferry.
Jxr BsAoELErs.-Our lady readers will
ind At ssmple's jewelry store move! and beautiful
sty,s Of bracelets named as above. Call and sst
them.
Durros & PArrEzsoN.-1he card OF thi'
banking firm will be found in our advertising col
umns. We eh.erfully commend them to the pup
lie as responsible and reliable business men.
RELla1ous Nor,oE.-We are requested t.
notice that it has been determined to continue tn
,usruins prayer meeting at the M sthodist Churcl
It 10 held from 8 till o'clock.
RxylyAL At WILroN.-The religious in
auepoe is felt at Wilton. During the past fe'
weeks union meetings have been held duly. Th
,ec.,.iops to tho Methodist Church have been abou
thirty.
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nIUSCATINE MARKET.

Our merchants have commenced receiving
and opening their spring stocks. The sup
ply of goods in the city for both the whole
sale and retail trade is ample.
Considerable wheat for the season has DR.
rived by wagon during the week, and bust
ness has been as good as could be expected
The staple articles Of produce remain with
out change in price. Potatoes are almost
no sale. Prices at St. Louis will not pay
the cost of freight and sacks from this place.
Beans and onions have also materially de.
clined in price.
We append our usual quotations:
Wheat, spring, 45a5Oc.
&C winter, Coo (nominaD
Flour $3,5Oat4,00.
Corn, in the ear, Zoo.
Oats, Csc.
Onions 50a6Oc.
Beans 5Oca6O
Potatoes, l5a20c.
Green apples, $la$l so per bushel.
Eggs, l-4c.
Butter, 12c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, loo.
Shoulders, Sc
Clear sides, SC
Lard, 10c.
Hides, green, 4a5c; dry flint Sa9c.
Lumber, $l5a$3O per 1000 feet.
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MARRIED.,

At Rockford, H., on the LIST inst, Mr.. JONI
KERR, of Leavenworth City, K. T., to Miss LUE !
HAINEs, of the former place.
On the 9TH, inst. by the Rev. A. B. Robbins, Mr.
J. II. CANON and Miss RHODA SMALLEY, both o.
this city.
So HARRY has "gone OFF, at last! The happy
young couple have our best wishes for a long ano
joyful voyage over the sea of matrimonial life.
May theirs be
"That pure, open, prosperous love,
That, pedg d On earth, and seal'd above,
Grows in the worlds approving eyes,
In friendships smile, and homes cares;
Collecting all the heart sweet ties
Int" one knot of happiness"
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BIRDS NEST NURSERY.

61HDo N601 NONS6n3.
Burlington, Iowa.
A PILES, Pears, Cherries, Peaches, PIums, Arri-
n cots, Nsctarines, Ounces, Grape-Vin ss. Chest
nuts, F.berts, Mulberries, Gocseberrles, Currante,
Rasperries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, &c.
Evergreen Shade Trees, Ornamental Shrubs,
Vines and Climbers, Roses, ,nies Pnloxes, Lilies
and hardy Towering Plants IN great variety, ON.
brscing complete as sortment Of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs and Plants of every description worthy Of
cultivation in the West. Stock Of the hest quality
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 Dshas, Fuchsias, Hello tropes
Veroenans, Chrysthanemums, perpetual or Ever.
bloom Roses, Gladiolu Vigridias, &c.
100000 Apple Trees for sale at low
rates by the quantity.
Tho is choice lot of trees from to 8 years ole
healthy and fine.
~ Cata losues with prices furnished free to I'll
applicants WHO enclose one stamp.
march6w4t NEALLEY BROTHERS& BOOK.
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THE MARKETS.

X, April7.
Flour - s4,25@$4,9o for western
grades. Wheat-Chicago spring 90c(9$1
white Canada $l,l7, white Kentucky
$50, white Southern 81 3O9sl,4
Rye 6o@7oc. Barley 65973c. Corn
7O(973c. Oats 44@45c. Mess porl
s17,35@$l7,5o. Lard 1o4@lO3c.
ST. LOUIS, April 6.
Flour-S3,25@s4 for entire range Of
brands. Wheat-spring 55C965c; club at
64@65c; red fall 7O9S5c; common to
good 84@924c; prime choice Csc. Corr
39(94oc. Oats 39@;oc, Barley 259
Soc. Onions 4O95oc. Potatoes 3Oc
Mess pork S16; NJ. y. $3.50. Lard
/ @9Ac. Sugar 7974c.
CHICAGO, April 7.
Extra -four 1925. Wheat-spring $50
624c. milling spring 61@63c. Corn 36@
4Oc. Oats 26927c Rye 55c. Barley
3O@40c. Mess polk %15@S16, NJ. .
$l4@bl4,5o. Lard 94993c. Butter
fresh lO(@l5c. N. Y. and Ohio l8@22c.
Eggs dull at 7c. Potatoes very dull at
2O925c.
New ORLEANS, April T.
Sugar firm 64c@7c. Molasees Soc
Flour d, clining, quo dat So, 259t4,374
Red wheat ST. Ooa$l o5; white do 81
1o9$l Is. Pork buoyant at 17c. Lard
in bbls lOc. Other articles unchanged.
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!MS- DR.. Christ'e's Ague Balsam is ,he best remo-
dy for the permanent cure of Chls 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 richly followed.
1t is purely vegetable compound, containing nei-
Their Arsenic, Q1inine, Sry chime, or anything f
poisonous or deleterious nature. 1t has had, for
years, the largest sales of any me y, for specif-
ie disease, ever offered to the public.
1t has attained its immense popularity through
its own merits; its great power in eurinc disease
its singular harmlesspess ant freedom from hurt
full ingredients 1t be takeu by the helpless in
FAINT, vigorous you h, and feeble age, ever without
injury. and always with benefit Thousands in ev-
cry state in the Union whers the disease prevails,
have realized and will testify to its Balsamic and
curative powers, Price one dollar per bottle, or
bot ties for S. 90.
For sale in Muscatine by J. B. Dousherty, and by
agents in every principal town.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

UNlvERsALIsT MEETING G Woodhouse wi
preach every other Sabbath morning and evening,
commencing Apri!4 b 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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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN

seventy-hve years e4heesshoss sands:es ~
/h.v. nearly run cat pnessd vhils II -
Asthma, Bronchitis, Couxk6. Cojds. s.S eas.ssss
Debility. The remedy was discovered 81 ~
whom bis only child, . daughter, M IN. n IA
die. Wishing to do a. much eooS q possibis' =
wi send to such Of hi: afflicted fellow bsisss =
request II .n: recipe, with full and explicit dIse-
He req res each applicant to inclose lin On M
line-three cents to Be- retur ed q postage 8 -
recipe, and the remainder. to % spplisi q - n
payment Of this advertisement.
Address Dr n IAMRa
10 Grand stssst, JWsey CITY. ~
March 10th, lm-d&w.
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GOODS LOW FOR CASH

WsHNG' close out our st9sk and sas denq1ss
of all sizes BOOTS and SHOES, QUEENSWARE,
HARDWARE, DRY GOODS, 3d., cheaper than
they can be had elsewhere in this city.
Call in and be satisfied of what We say. Remem-
Der the, place. A.. DUNSMoKE q W.
anil 10th, 1858 wewd1w. No. lat Second St.
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NOTICE

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted to
II Recap 1 Randolph will settle with Vim. B.
Keller and take his receipt for the Same.
April 6-dtf RECAP RAFIOLPH
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GREEN APPLES.

,On bbls. choice green apples just received from
lUU Clarksvi 10, Mo-. which viii be sold cheap
by BOWERS b MAUCK;
April 3-d2w under Ogil.ie House
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

C. HI. STOCKON, Proprietor
HE Proprietor mas been repairing and improv
ing his ulding, aad is now prepared to ac.
commodate all whe may give him q call. Hi
prices shall in all cases be reasonable.
Good Sta5ling connected with the House.
Moscow, Museatine 20 Iowa, dec5
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PORT OF MUSCATINE.

~~>~>~~->-r~sGO~~o~~-~~ >~o~~~~~~~~~~~~
~ -
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURE.
April 2-Lucie May. Rhodes, R. I. to st. Lo~is.
Ben Campbell, Clark, R. I. to NJ ontroes
3-Mnnesota Belle, HILL St Louis to st Paul
:. Tishomingo, Kssch, Montrose to r. Island
April 3-Dew-Drop, Parker, GaIena to St Louis
Jennie Whipple, -. from
Tishomngo, Reach, R'k I to Montroso
4-Jennie Whpple, -, to St Louis
Castle Garden, Copsn, st Louis to St Paul
=" Conewago, Hickman.
5-Tishomingo, Reach, Montrose to St Paul
Frank Steel, Davidson, Cincinnati to "
Brazil, Reed. St Louis to Dubuque.
April 6-Mary Cook, Dalzell, St Louis to Daverp't
Metropolis Rhodes, " St Paul
Pembinaw, Griffith,
April 6-Metropolitan Rhodes, St Louis to st Paul.
Challenge, Miller, Dubuque to St, Louis.
" Brazil, Reed Davenport to st. Louis.
7-Tishomingo, Reach, Rk Isl and to Montrose
BIN Campbell, Clark, Montrose to r. I.
i" i" Castle Garden, Copen, Dubuque to St.
Louis.
April 7-Alhambra. - Galena to St. Louis.
S-Ben Campbell. Dodge, R. 7. to Montross.
" " TishOmingo, Reach, Montrose to r. 1.
" James Lyon Blake St Paul to St. Lo lis.
A pril 9-Belfast, Force, St Louis to Rock Island
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with Sugar they are pleasant tc take, uniting as
ey do. the POWER of MERCURY with the ease
Castor Oil.
~- Large Family Boxes, IS CENTS.
HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS
Cure in FIVE HOURS, Pains, Distress an
Weakness of the Breast, Sides and Back. In Rheu
matism Corghs, Colds etc., they always give relief
and are war ranted supersr to any Externa Rene
dy 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 aud the END Of Horse and Cattle Ned
cine. Over One Million Packages have been ri
du ing the year 1856. Perfectly safe and good
all times Other remedies of sinil q, aatr e are
but Chaif compared with them. Put y 10 large
PACKAGES with full directions, and selle for Is
cents.
~ The aboveremeiies ace warranted. Agents
are authorized to refund purchase MONEY If salts
isfaction is not gwen. These articles are sold BY
dealers in all cities, TOWNS and Villages in the
United States and Canadas. Persons will call for
them by their full names and avoid all others.
HERRICK l. BROTHER.
Prspri.tors, Albany, New York.
For Sale by Fay l. one and J B Dougberty
Muscatine; NJ X Pomeroy, Wilton; G + Cofey
Moscow; j Patterson, West Liberty; Sanders 4 Dor
Iowa City, and by druggists everywhere. [a2s- Wiz
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nN- Dr. Halls Balls I'm for the lungs, and ba-
ker's Pain Panacen, in cases of Bronchitis, Group
and Asthma, are used in conf junction with the hap
piest effects. One internal, and the other as an
external remedy. The .ction Of the former is to
expel all corrupt matter which lodges in the air
passages, while the Latter, as counter irritant,
draws to the surface, whatever inflammation exists,
and thus by mutual assistance, the parts healed
as if by magic.
For sale by F. II. Stone and J. B. Dougherty, in
Muscatine and by agents in every Gown in the
county.
See advertisement,
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GOOD NEWS.

We learn that the $685. loan to the NJ. NJ.
r.. X. was carried in Washington county on Monday
by 500 majority. This is the reported majority,
but the official vote will not vary it Materially
The voting of this losa the extension Of the
road to Washington as soon as men and means can
accomplish it. We confidently anticipate being in
direct railroad communication with our Washington
frieads by the Fourth Of July next.
BLOOMINGTON TOWNSHIP -The following
10 the official vote in this township for County Su
pssintendent and township officers, on Monday, sth
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Dr. ,nnan's maj. 225.
Fulton township yet to hear from.-Daly, 9Th.
THE RAILROAD LoAN.-The following is
tho vote in Washington county, on Monday
last, on the proposition to loan the N. d NJ.
r. r. Co. 100000.
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READ TBIs.-For all B wei Diseases, Cholera
Diarrhea, f atulency, Constipation, and General De
biIty, 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 heaviuess
erem the stomach; keep yeu free from costiveness,
assist digestion, give good appetite, and impart a
healthy tone to the whole system. Every family
shou Id keep these Btters en- hand during the sum
mcr season as family medicine. For salt by all
principal druggists and dealers generally.
marl6-dw2W
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS. DR.. TRACY DELoRME,
the great curer of Consumption, was for several
years so badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for par
OF he time be was confined to his bed. He was
eventually cured by prescription furnished him by
young clarvoyant g rl This prescription, given
by mere child viii in a state Of trance, has Gu
red every body who has taken it, never having fail
ed once. 1t is equally sure in of fits Of
Dyspepsia. TIE Ingredients may be found in any
drug store. I will send th valuable pres ription
to any person the receipt OF one stamp to pay
postag =. Address DR.. TRACY DE- ORMF,
GREAT CURER IF CONSUMPTION, N. y. Post Office.
mar 30-lmd&W
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s9J LET THE SICK REJOICE. an
NOW Is THE TIME TO USE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and Kid
Str Or gthening Plasters.

These remarkable Family
Medicines havs 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
~ adapted to diseases pecu
liar to the Western and
Southwestern States, and
will be FOUND, on trial, tn
most VALUABLE Catharti
at present KNOWN. Fo
twenty ears their use in tn
Middle and Eastern State
has bsen unlimited, a I'd thei
SUCCESS in curing disease q
perfect series of triumphs.
Containing no MERCURY
: they can be us.d at any TIM
without regard to employ.
ment or diet. Being coated
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DUTTON & PATTERSON,
B a NJ x 8.
Shanmo

Samuel ShanQ"o.
Successor to Isaac Nedig)
Cor. Sd and Walnut Sta. opp. Court House Square,
MUscAT,NE, IOWA,
TTAS en- hand and IL sti II receiving GROCERIES
/ ! which he will SELL CHEAP FOR CASH. His
STOCK consists of
Prime Rio Cole, Sugar, Molasses,
Ieas, Rice, Prune,
Currants, Tobacco, Filberts,
Soft she'll Almonds,
With such articles generally kept in GROCERY
! and PROVISION STORE.
N.!&.-Pgbrst market price paid for all kinds
| of COUNTRY PRODUCE. [aprS-tf
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H0TEI,

HoTEI,
One door west Of John Russel's Store,
posite the Depot, West Liberty.
VTIHE Undersigned has been fitting up his house,
l. and is now prepared to accommodate the raw
cling pubic who may give him call. To secure
public patren.g he intends to keep on his ia bic
as good oatabl,s the country affords, and 9th or
accommodations good as can he had in he place
and his charges are reasonable
c. F. MILLER, Proprietor.
dec5
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WILTON MILL.
THIS MILL is in complete running order, and
i will continue to do
CTISTOM WORK

On tbs most accom- modatipg terms, and will keep
constantly on hand the best quality Of FLOUR,
for sale by the SACK or in large quantities. Al
so, FEED and SHIPSrUFF.
As We intend 20 buy none but the BEST QBAL-
| ITY of WHEAT, we can assure those that buy Of
US that they will get the est article Of FLOUR.
| April 9-wtf J. M. SNI FL.
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"a GREGG. ELI MEssMoRE. THoS. s. BROOKE
GREGG e CO.,
West Liberty, Muscatine Co., Iowa
L AND A GENTS
d EAL estate bought and sold in al the counties
IL throughout the State. Especial attention Civ.
ca tocolloctions, paying taxes, &c.
REFERENCES:
Hussey l. Sinclair, Cleveland, Ohio
Atwell, Lee Co., Pittsburg Pa
Ludwig Kneeder& Co.., Pailadelphia
Miller & Bro.
James Harvey, Cashier Weston Bank, BAtimor
j. NJ. Kilgour Rockville, Md.
Green& Stone, Bankers, Muse atine Iowa.
Isett & Brewster"
July 25-wtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-10

The STOCK comprises
Fiue and hesvy Lapland Overcoating
Extra do Eskimo do:
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 Cassimere,,
Plain ani Fa noy Scarfs and Cravat!
white and fancy Shirts, Merino, Cotton
Muffiers ard Comforters, 60. In fact,
FURNISHING HOUSE, all of which l
and Fashionable Clothing at the very Lo'
Muscatine, Oct. IA, lS57-daw