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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

WANTED . Tesobers Of
Music, FreBch aad RnsSsh.
Abo, ton No v rcachers fra
school near Ne~ York Apply
u day between 10 and IL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
and HARLEM RAILROAD

IN SPRING Arrangement
CouDs-neir TIT asDAt, Apdl [. is5s.
T.r D-ty,, - White a. C-Utrss He~Yors Al
ESQ = H.. Man TrsiD stopping II Wlsnsbridzs and a.
Stations rn.
e:i5 p M. FOR "lts vhns, copying n all iDtfm"il~ae
S'atioDa
Trims lssve tb- d. PIT or fth-s and +hsv f-w'f
si6 r..f FOR Nilansoncfe stopping a. su In'sfne''N
sfs'"a. -,
I:50 MI WHIT Pair. stopping ~ ali in'saD"diai'
stOns
$50 ?. n..For "IEsm'bhdge roppOs " Al int'r'se'AS
s,s'icIs -.
iC0 .. u..FoI Dover Plains stopping ., AZ n'srAeaA
sAiiops.
$50 For wili4m.hhig- sDppns q. 'd
ssions.
Esruss,sa-Trases i,sv- Albany for sew-f~k =,
7;i5 s. Vail stopping :, 81 stAii"D' b"N -
WM j. CAMPBELL Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

AND kOCIE-NEW-tORh 10 Phovi-
DFNCi kc.-Ou and af~i DC. - 1857, rr.n ~ tss
PgCyIDENCE HARTFORD ,n1 TisHklLL RAILROAD
viii have Hartford sner ~ ,riss here q The Express ain oi
N, New Yort ard Hsvrb I'D NV Hsv-L and hsftfre
spa Springfield Railroads wtich ~'--s New fors ask ~.
sAnt't L MOTT sapsrr'~nd.ni
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

ETs-Prsons whirf IN send b. iio Old ,1ntfy ', 'r
fricrd d. car have them brukh out 10 ibis OLD
ysv f,vo,shlr terms Circnss vita names "f the sp' A
and foil rsr,irrars shall b. furnished gra'is on app
DsAvrs on EscLASB. IRELAsDAsD scoiL Hp.-lAt " 80
20 rou,iuu, srissw shns 70 irrN III ~
b their fi,pds In England III lad aud Scoano ntny .
dor for the la.tt,seniy yeas NOR. p..e1A' Ni'
atry If BY letter incosir ro'azA .npJt, =,
'Ff' '' - ' TAPPsCOTT Co, No. ~ s9tt t-h
p11,.,, .lin II ,,. 10 Ill W ffon New Yors VIII
BE- the JOHN j. BOYD. TOMORROW.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

NEW-JERSEY RAilkOAD-fOr PIIlLA-
IN DrLFnrA and the sOuT9 snc VEST, ia JEk5sI
CITY and Express hoes esy- New fork 81 and II
and aud o. n; e3 Throu.h fict he soe lo Cncnnsn
AID the West and for Baltimore. Ws.hinson Norfhk se
.nd thro,,h b,ss,sp checked WssnEon 10 81 and N
trsins }. ". WOODkUFF A"is Al, o. pc,L
No b.sse vii b. received for train unless cy-r- snd
.b.eh I'd fr..n minutes fhs iiHs ~ ~avfnf
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24
Eegal NoInes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate of
E.~Yors otIes s hrIeby siv~n N Al gfso"s
s,y,r csr, us-nsi JOsEPH BLACKBURN is q As Guy "a
Yors Merchant d.aa u prsssn he sane sah ,,ees
.r thet.oft the -nbsr< the store 81 stns.' had so
W.t IN tho C'y ~ New York brfor. the SS day
Jru. -ps@d Ew-York the z2d day II Dee nbS 1877
. is~Gn.s ELiLABE1H BLACKBURN Ad"'.''-
CUPREME COURT-City and County ,sssy, ~ nsw
- York-HIGH A. MOOkk, painful sf.ih,, - e, 49,
sTEvFNs EBEE r. HOLLIsrER and AbssA Abss ~ ~ .,,ss >
2FLL d,s G-sumn n. for n""e-y ssn'r.- rs - .y
Com ut To tks Do feDdsnif. o. ~ -
nd reauir.d To sns~.r complaint ,e LIZA -'n u
Joy fled the ose q The Ss 49,, "a y give sapy
- 80 .w,r b. The sd colap on u ine.eu., tasu %
r 20 ohn stree. In ssid city wtlas tsesJ 1ys NJ
ohee TO - 49, 90 you eIcssse Il ths day of saea
w. md 4 VOC fsi the .sd sonPssnt -t,,o tns
ss th- pAnt.h In this sttpD NM st<o isatmehs
uhe .'oI' Inc .am 81 lIoas>sd nos sondrsi sd
So.n sne s-sniy19uf cat. sn .,-is moa ,s'
~ Jsnusry tk0sssnd ssht hundred ssd hyefn,,
-. ~, cost, u this sctiE-psi~d Ss~-i:tt maes ii,
en@s '"' ' - coz WALLIS.
ls5s p,,as,. a,,o,,~,. No "A Jo,a ,tre~s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
~ d srsr THURSDAY Ian; ~ pss ana an., 'u,'tol y. ~
Lws viz: ol,-. - .A..,,.l
DUNKlRK EXPRESS /. oC . ~ WI ouls"' >"- ''"'''T~
SAiI TRAIN at ~ m for D,nirt sDe Buffalo snd 'ns''
mediate Sist,OOs.
ROCKIANp PLssFNGZR II 5 D. m., hom f2ot CsenssSa a.,
vi. Piermout Ef Suherps snd iut~rtnedist- ssloua
WAY PASSENGER sap m fer Sewbursh hideso~n .Ss
iptermeoiste Stations .
m. above Trsus run dslly Sundays ezcept-d
NlGBT EMPRESS At caiiy, Sr Danairs' and sana~,s
excepted, fr BLfAo. - 40 -,
rne.e Erg.ss Tnans sona-e: at nnrA vfo ne hDn
Fahs Railroad for fias.rs Fals N
Binsh.utop With the syrseuss aid bnsns.non n ~ ~
syTscu,, a. CORNING with the Buffalo Corrtns and ior
R.Ir,.d fnr Roche.t<r; si GrG Benz with ne pA~1e'
IscIav snr. AID Western Railroad bi scr.no1 9, htne
nj, vtb the Bgrso and NesYork CITY Rsros tof ~ 40
Al Brf.o ard Duphirt with tn Lstesbor. Exiro4 f '''~
.sud Cineirr All To-d1, Detroit CbcAS, te -,
'N s. T. ByADLgY. A,.ifa,t PrendsTt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

a LOkZU FLACk, A. NJ, FTIncIPM OF HUD-
n SON RIVER INSTITUTE, Cissersek, Coiumb,s Co.,
" three mes hom H. dson City Board aud T"iti,o so
per srn Call Prof FLACk at the International Hotel
No 36S Broao way before M, from ~ esch day
or diop him liue, and he will soc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

AFTF RNOON BOAT for NEWBl'RGH.
n POU0HKEEPSlE RONDOur snd KINGSTON Land
trs AZ G. rs.us West Puut, Cold Sgfng Jorn~si N"whaFh
NJ. Ialurgh yn sud po. shsse f,s, aud elegant
steamer THOMAS POWELL: CAP: 4 L Ani.t'on WI
ave- the fai 4 J.ys EVERY Ar rEHNOON a. 81 "cock
snndsys .xcsrsd R-sninips-Wul lrsy. ndout f'hhf
MOKNING si Poushse-P." al q aud Sr~bdsh q H. .na
ing above.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-tro April
49, 1883 Trains will leave ChsnO-fsst. stsl ~ fol
lows: gxps.s. T sns, s:Ja N. snd 80 AlbNy Pes
s-nser rain llsD for sius sips On for P"ashsssp
q. m / D. m and - o. "a. i)i Pr.saLl, 5.h m Tie
Youghberpr- Pe-k,s and sins s'rs Tt.n. stop AZ he WAY
S.p taL~n ct Chambers. CaJa Const phsf .ni
9I.. Trnirs Tor Yo,h lesv- Try sl5a sad IL is
55 a m ana Albany Is m. .Id - Is and Is
SMITH sspsrnt~Dd-fL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

Tor SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.-The Amerl-
L csn Atlantic Screw Steamship ComPhy's 'r'MW-nn'p
THOMAS SWAN Capt. J. Po VIII leave fief NO ~ y
ON SATURDAY, April - at oclork p NJ preci-y f~'sNe
SIS ith VI suI passed accommodations, ffsHt AhI
y foot Insurance oLeh half O. ~ ra,cd 'at oh "P
Ply TO H. y, ~ ~ Wv., ,HD eorn.r Albany
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

FLUSHING RAILROAD-L-aves Fulton Mar.
i Set Wharf by Issnd CT, 40 Asi 10 M and
l. tnd o. IN. Tie l~svs FpshuE l. l.. 81 tie ssns
hous meetbs and EXCHANGING passenger VII the @s Hunt
VIM SMITH Rrssivef.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

NOTICE.-The Steamship CITY of WASH
~ NGTON hing sccep,ed by the s'nasist T. car, iae
Iu.d States Mails viii .al fr ldv.Taoo on sAtuhDAI,
Anil a. st con Pier No ~ North Rye Passengers are
requested 10 be Gu board at llt III , q, r,,r A..
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

ATEW-YORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IL Isss SPRING ARRANGEMENT. is's'
/" Coum.pcir.g March IS iSja
Ps,.~user station m N-wYors eorn~r fh SAa f1 s'i
.c.fanoe ou 27'bst - ..,... .,.,, vnpv
t-Nwgsv.r 7 % a N. (.x) u: IS $40 tea SD and
...o M For Bdos- por 10 u (-Sl 80 S;lo eh
sS md 40 p U. For hlrd stf','rd r.iFhr,a s..noon
rS. m!' i? IS 3:iO(-I) $50 81. 5:G N Por o.,sn
Ma 30 sie1) n.; 19:f $40 tex. 3:sO t;a 5:E
n For Port Cb-s,-r aud n,ernecAte s'saons 7;s m
f2:ss s:s, ~. 5:25 81, D N ,,.,a
For Bo.tol. eA u. tex STOP. u te1g rr Hartford s'd
s.,T,1.Id ~ exD $40 fex For Conn-c,tcut Rivef
Montresl :, N i.xl $40 n. ex) 20 Northampton
Dor Cara Rsinose (.I) ,ue i245 M Fr hoo.stone
p.n,o.e A.. m For NanfstDct Railroad 9 aud p N
9cr p.I bayy .nd Nor~.L R.ilroat T:2 t2D
y" JAMgs n. HOTT Superb ,endeut
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

GLASGOW AND NEW-YORK STEAMSHIP
VI COMYAEYs splendid and powerful steamers sal " i'ae
FAoh SswYORs.
srw WORK McHl.n.... WEDNESDAY, May s. al i2m
snINRIiRt;H Curnmips WEDNESDAY May 49, a u IN.
al as,,0W (todv,p,.....w EDNESDAY, Juue a. u ~
Ra,es Of Psss.se Cabin, s75; Third Cls onns ~'' ses
P,Ins and Dubiu for -, freight pssssxs sppsy 70
ROBERT CRAIG No - ntusnvy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-24

IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn New-York.-
i The THIRTY NINTH sEMI-ANNUAL SESSION will
conm.pc. or WEDNESDAY, May 7. Circulars b OBJ
tanned n RICE ANDREWS. No 2se Broadway; WIN. w.
ROSE No. 6S Cedsrs, N r. and No l Atlantic st. Brook
lyn off Principal u. b. tOWG
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23
River New y.

The recent rains have brought the river to q
stand and We should be surprised to see 1t rs ne
again. -..i
DIE VERNoN-This boat, which has done long
service fer the St. Louis and keokuk Packet Co.,
has been sold to company for the purpose OF run
ming between Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
STEAMBOAT RAcE.-On Wednesday last, the
steamers Tishomir SO aud keOkuk indu ged IN race
from Montrose to Burlington, distance OF Az
miles. This trip made against the current
the keokuk, D. We learn from the Burlington pa
pcrs, making it in 20, and the T,shomingo IN
$40, including five minutes stoppage at RI. Mad'-
son. So the keukuk beat the TlshUmingO about 10
minutes on the entire distance. Both fast boats,
but We cannot say that we approve Of such trials
of speed. II would doubt be safest for the pub
tic aud boats to stop racing This trial great
interest at Burlington. A large party went down
On tue keokuh to witness it, and the "Hawktye
says the return of the boats hat the pope VI
the city we're on the wharf to see which beat.
CEDAR RAPIDs.--Ihis is the name Of a
petit, s,ealHcr recently built on the ONO river for
the Cedar river trade. We observe by the papers
mat shtarriv,d at st Louis last week, and is now
on her wsy to her destination. The st. Louis m
Ocrat says she is little larger than an ordinary
sized yawi
STEAMER KEoKuK-This boat has gone int" the
Burlington md MontroSe trade as tr-weekiy
packet. Hen mmander stated when here some
weeks ago thai lie INTENDED to run to Muscatine,
but it seems heNhas changed his purpose.
PANoLA.-ThA is the name of anew steamer now
at st. LOUIS, built at Pittsburgh, for low water
upper Mississippi, boat. She is very light, but has
a fine cabin. She will soon be here en- her way to
St. Paul. Capt. 4. c. Mason is her commander,
and ]. N. Mason clerk
DEsMoINEs RIVER. The Desmoines "Ctizen" of
the 7h says: "The Desmones river is in fine navi-
gable condition. The steamer Clara uine arrived
OF Friday last, having made her tenth trip this
season a circumstance unprecedented in the histo-
ry of boating the Damo,nes river. In the north
ern and western portions of the State very heavy
rains have fallen during Me past fortnight
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23
GRANDVIEW COLLEGE,


GrandvieaU, Louisa County, Io,ca.
TTIAE Trustees Of Grandview College take plea
/ ure in announcing to the public that this insti-
tuton which has been estahi.hed for the educat
,of both MALES and FEMALHs, is now IN tPsratien
under the c.ntrul Of DR.. Pryor, graduate of the
University Of Virginia, recommended by Horace
Mann, President OF Antioch College, oaio. This
gentleman has had much experience IN the educa-
lion of the scxe., and We fesl confident in recon-
nending the Institution to the patronage Of the
public.
The course Of instruc ion pursued 10 elevated and
thorough, embracing the elementary branches OF an
English education, together with the sciences ol
nestle Economy, Government, Nrtural 1hsoioey'
Astronomy, Botany, Mineralogy, biology. kheto'
rio, Chemistry and its applications to agriculture,
Philosophy and its applications to the
of health and mental cnlturo, Drawing, the various
branches of Mathematical science, French, Latin
and Music.
Excellence in each tranch Of instruction is strict
y insisted on, and students are not permitted TO
pass from one tranch TO another until the hrst Is
thor oughly apprshsndsd. Morris the mind sought to
be filled with what is called knowledge, but Iatner
trained to think-to reasou-to pursue patiently ITS
end and to apply its requirements to the practical
poses Of life and thus become fitted ror its re-
sponsibilities and duties.
In view Of the rapid deterioration Of tho heal:b
and physical vgor of eur sons and daughters, spe.
cia pains will be given to tho ply steal training OF
the students, and every effort made t, secure souni
minds 10 sound bodies, both Ct which are indispcn-
sable to happiness and successful life.
CLASSES. &
JUNIOR JUNO, st,ss per session Of 8 months
SENIOR. 500 !"
No deduction made after pupils hare entered, I'M
less in cases Of protracted sickness.
J.B. LATTA,
JOHN HUFF, Prest.
Sec'y.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23
Tnn olRous.-Next Monday spnldinr 4

TnR ClRous.-Next Monday Spalding 4
Rogers extensive circus company will visit us and
give two entertainments. In times past the troupe
of performers composing this circus have been favor
ties with the public, and they are not less
The Burlington "Gaz ,tte'' of the Goth contains
the following fattering notice Of them:
"SPALDISa & RceERs' CIRcus--This extensive
establishment was open in this city yesterday af-
ternoon and evening, and Us far, as We have been
able to learn, gave perfect satisfaction, for how
could it be otherwise, when the performance was
decidedly the best thing of the kind ever exhibited
in this city? 1t is worth the price Of admission,
alones to sec the graceful and elegant dancing and
the daring feats of Workmanship Of that sweet and
angelic little creature, Miss Kate Ormand. Master
Frank Barry has also improved much since here
last, and may be justly styled the greatest rider
Of his age in the world. The sMah Monkey, is
certainly the greatest performr in his line we ever
saw, and can out monkey any monkey that ever was
monkey. billy Fay, the clown of the concern, is
perfect brick, a d in opinion one Of the best
clowns that ever trod dust. In short, there is
no bad acting by the members of this company, as
they all stand No. in their profes SION"
H-A fine beef OK, which eemed to have
prescntiment that he was be offered in Mr.. Mel
digs shambles, made remarkably good time through
some of the streets in the lower part of the city,
Wednesday afternoon, in his efforts to escape to his
prairie range. After being caught and tied behind
a wagon in a vain attempt to lead him to the slaugh-
ter house, his owners were compelled to leave hm'
but he subsequently died from the efe cts Of his IA
tgue.
~ Prof. Atkins, as will be seen by ad-
vcrtisement of Mr. Sykes, is prepared to tune piano
fortes, melodeons, &c. Orders for his services may
be left at Sykes music store. -.-.....rg
EY1We are indebted to the courtesy of
Mr.. Webb, operator, for the highly interesting
dispatch on the sccoha page. a-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23
MUsCATINE,MAnKET.

Weather during mostof the week cloudy
and rainy-bad on the cops and depressing
to business. Last weekwe estimated TIT
yield of wheat in this county at two thirds
an average crop-this week we will have tt
reduce our estimate to one taf instead Of
,wo-thirds Harvesting has commenced anG
the wheat is found to be bally injured by
rust, spot and mildew. ..'........
Wheat is in active demand inthis market
at an advance price, but receiptsluring this
week have not been as large as last. We
now quote spring wheat at IS to 70 cents
Oats is also in better demand. Novhange
in other articles.
We append our usual quotations:
Wheat, spring, 55a60c.
&c winter, Coo (nominal)
Flour $3,50a$4, 90.
Corn, in the ear, 25a30c.
Oats, 36c.
Beans, 50ca60c
b Potatoes--Old, 15a20c. new, SOC.
Dried apples, $2.00per bushel.
Eggs, &c.
Butter, l0c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, loo.
Shoulders, Sc
Clear sides, &c
Lard, 8a,Oc.
Hides, green, &c; dry flint 1oa10 l-2c.
Lumber, $l5a$30 per 1000 feet,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23
Good NelUs! $50
"A SURE REMEDY
+ I r HARD Tune !.
THE undersigned is now making extensive ar
"a, ge:nen,s f,r receiving his stock Of
u.

Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
And indeed every thing sought for In FARMERS
STORE, all OF which shall be sold at prices 20 cor
respond with tie tim 8.
We sould also cali particular attention 70 our
Agricultural Implement Department
which consisrs Of FARM WAGONS, Of Schutter's
manu- facture, ackn wi, dyed to be superior . any
ever used in til, section Of cosniry.
SINNERS Plows.
These Flows We warrsn to be A No. l, and if tho
purchaser is pie scd with his plow after far,
trial, he has tho privilege Of returning it. Tho
Skinner plrw took be premium over The Moline
pillow at the stare Fair at Muscatine last TAU, and s
ack IN w'edged by nearly every enc who has used
them both, 10 be Tar SUP eror 10 the Moline Pillow.
Our stock Of Reapers
Will be large this season, and to them we would
call particular atteat ion, our prices are low and
terms easy, and our assortment being large, VIII
give tn. farmer a Oh ance to ike his see ,ion I'M
der tandin ely. Our different kinds will consist Of
Mccormick Improved, &c. Seams, Burrows
Prcttyman's, kugg's, Reeds, and Seane, OH!
Co.'S. Scmo Of these Machines will hes"'d on : NJ
and two years time with six pr cent interest," CIV
ing every farmera chance to buy who Leeds a ma
chine. .- saa Ga 4 81.
We have also be Muscatine, Dubu lue and Ohio
Thr.shing Machines.
We h ave also the largest stock Of Lumber, Lath
and Shingles 10 our market. Prices and terms to
: uit purchasers.
C A 3 II
Always pa i'd for Produce. Be sure to call on US
befo:a selling your wheat, a. we are generally a
few cents higher than our neiehbors.
Pease call an ] see Us whenever you -ome to
town. ]. j. RIDER.
Wilton, May IA, 1858 -m22
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~-DR. CHRISTIE'S AGUE BALSAM.--Read
tn, following testimonial from o highly respecta-
BILE citi Zen OF Delphos, Ohio, and if you have tho
ague, use this medicine and you will shake no MORE
DELp8Os, Jan. ~, 1855.
Messrs. HUNT + GARpNEK-GeEts. consider it
my duty to make known to the public . remedy
for Fever and Ag7e, which l consider the greatest
discovery of the age / was attacked with Fever
and Ague in ISIS worst form, which continued for
three or four months. Having tried eve'yt hing
bottle Of DR.. CHI hIST[E'S BALSAM, which I
purchased at your establishment, aud before I had
taken half bottle, found myself cured. With
the Same bottle have cured two Of my children,
who we're equally as bad as myself. I would ad-
wise every ono suffering with this disease to try
bottle Immediately. Yours, THOS, NARRIs.
For sale in Nuscatine by j. B. poughsrty, and by
agents in every principal town.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS! s
- i ity of Russian Winter Seed Wheat. ian arti-
g lie introduced into the Whe,t-growing districts
y of Russa,) which has been found to succeed
- better than any Winter Wheat ever cult ivatea
e in that country. Fren Russia it was introduced
into Canada, Michigan, Mimi sofa and Illinois,
x in each Of which it has withstood the most &C.
verest winters and the wettest springs, to the sat-
q is faction of the farmer. II produces from %
go to 80 bushels to one when sown on good land +,
= and from its hardy nature will not winter kill
or drown~out from the effects of wet spring.
g 1t may be spwn any time between the first of
q July and the first Of November.
* Packages sufficient to produce from 5 to 10
70 bushels the first year, put up in strong sacks,
8 will be sent to any address on the receipt of
G.. W. YERBY, P. .. Box 4537.
81 Dear born St, Chicago, Ill.
Dealer in Far ming Lands and City Proper
=. ty. Also Lands located at all the Government
= Land Offices, with Warrants or Cash. These
having Farms or Farming Lands for sale,
% will End my Office one Of the best mediums to
- dispose of the same:
Hon. Jno. Wilson, Ccm'rI. c. Land Dept
& Col. R: J. Hamilton, Chicago.
q Rev. H. N. Bishop sc
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Gev. ofV
- Messrs. Sweeney, kittenheuse, FAINT / Co.,
- Bankers, Washington D. c.
Hon. George Briggs. New York.
- Hon. VIM. n. Ross, Gov. of Delaware.
= Robt. Forsythe, Esq, Gen1 Fl. Ag't, /. C.
e. n. B. In ordering give your name, post
90 Office, county and State, and the name If ths
3 nearest Express Office.
. Jy9-wsm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23

Lp7yS Journal Of Hgrlcutture
S jus, what Is wanted, being adapted and devoted
L to the great industrial population Of the West
and Northwest.
1t is made up # rev and original matter from
actually experiences and observation will be fore
most in disseminating now AID useful information
on all branches corrected with the Farm, Orchard,
and iii esde, giving Illustrations Of the best MA
CHIMES, IMPLEMENTS, STOCK, DWELLINGS,
&C., &c., giving attention to the great Market In
terests of the country, ndeavoring at all times to
protect the working elias from Imposition as far
as we can meet them. Our form is convenient to
bind and prestrv and with the ind'x at the end
of each volume (six months makes it easy to re-
for to, and no pains expense shall be spared to
make it THE paper for the Western Farmer, Or
chardist, &C., &c.
Samples sent gratis on Application.
The second Volume will commence on the LIST of
July. ....
TERMS SPA year: three copies for IS; six
copies for $40; ten copies for Substantially il ad
vance. EMERY q w.,
m22-w3m 204 Lake street, Chicago, Ill.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23
Cn,cAco. July FL

The breadstuffs market continues buoy
ant with less animation, than Yesterday.
Sales of some 10000 bu. all grades Of
wheat were made at a range OF 6iCg65c
for No spring, the latter figure main y
paid after New York news, aud 76a9
TIC for winter. Of corn some 40 0OC
blu. sold at SIC for prime canal, 503c fer
fair river, both af1oat, 49@5oc for No l
railroad, 45946c for No 2, 4O@42 re-
iected in store. Cats buoyant and sales
of some 10000 bu. at 33(@34c for No l,
3lc for rejected in store. Provisions I'M
changed. Journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23
NEW ADVERTISE MENTS.
WAGONS, PLOWS,
Bllsgies and Carriages.

~ HAVING purch ased CfxFHH
&-Q F. d. Joanson's 49,
g. 49, stock of
BUGGikS, CARRIAGES & MATERIALS
We are now preparing, with com, etent workmen,
to do all kinds OF work in tie above line, both in
new W ofk and repairing,
We also have "a hand full assortment Of Lum-
Der Wagons Of our own manufacture, which We are
selling at very low prices Also, good lot VI
Plows at low figures,
All kinds If Joobing and Repairing done at short
notice, AID at prices in keeping with the times.
thankful for past favors, hope by close atten-
tion to business, to merit and receive continu-
apoe Of the same.
July21 dawtf AMENT McMURRY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23
: NJ Large Family Boxes, ,25 CENTS.
KID STRENGTHENING

w sugar they are pleasant tc take, uniting IS
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