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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-10-07
81 FOR SALE. ...ss
SIX HEAD OF CATTLE.

The rarest choice Blood in Zopa,
CONSISTING of superior and extra 6ne
~ IURAAM STOCK
of tho following peiigree, to.wit:
l white COW years Old, (raised by Dr., Watts of
Ohio) sired by Kinnikinnick-dam "Gentle',-
see American Herd Book.
l white roam COW years cid (rased by DR.. Watts
of Ohio) sired by Prince Albert 4th-by Prince
Albert I'd by Primes Albert-(dam imported
Arabella)-dam "Miss Trimble" BY Imported
Experiment-by Exchange (see Engish Herd
Booko
roam bull years old-by Arthur-he by Whit
tington, imported 1852 by Dr.. Watts Of Ohio
(dam "Dido" by imported "barshall" g. d.
"Dairy Maid" by imported "Sym mctry"g E. e. d.
imported daisy white roan cow above
mentioned.
l white bull year old by "Bob White" (sse Ameri-
can Herd BooA dam white loan COW above
mentioned.
l white bull calf months old by "Bob White
above meutioned-darn white COW afore mon
toned.
red heifor calf months old, dam, white cow
afore mentioned.
The said stock will be sold at very reasonable
rates and On liberal time, and can be seen at any
time by applying to either of the undersigned at
the city Of Muscatine.
?. S. The original pedigree by DR.. " ats will
be gwen wit tho stock to the purchasers.
VIM. c. BREWSTER.
JOHN g. SrIN 4.
Musaatine, Oot. 3-d&wtf.
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LOST,

A LEATHER TRUNK, about noon, Friday,
n Sept q, 1853, on the road from Muscatine to
Frelonia, between Esquire Browns and Fredonia.
aiAtrunk con aimed about s1Oe in paper nency
an1h L. of clothing, consisting of black cloth
coats pair Of cashmere pants, b ack silk dress
ch;idrea.' clothing, &C., together with a silver
va CD. 4 liberal reward will be paid for the re-
turn of the trunk and c,nten.s to this afcc or To
J. D VansYkn. at EEedpnia::
sept. 2T, 1859.
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DIED,


DlED,
In this city, to-day, (Sept. 80, 1882 SAMUEL LIE
sENEA-at an advanced age.
T, this c;tv on "Wednesday. Oct s,b 1870 of
con ,n RAcu.rL wire Of i nsc a9' Eso "
Waged IA Years '''a'
Az 'he residence oi her nuspahu, TWO ILiies north
OF 'he CITY, On yesterday Octooei "a, 1909 HANNAH
puNHAA' consort OF Hon. 'ohn a. farvin.
The death Of an early setter is ever a sufficient
reason for the surviving few of our little band to
pause in the career of life and bestow passing
tribute to the memory of the worthy dead.
The subject Of this fraternal notice was born in
Bridgeton, New Jersey, on the Esd of July, 1907,
and reared in that beautiful and romantic village
among people remarkable for the high tone Of
moral and religious character prevailing among
them. In early life she resolved to walk with the
people of God, and united in Christian fellowship
with the Methodist Episcopal Church. in whose
communion she died devoted and consistent men,
ber Upwards of twenty wears ago she accompa-
MED her husband to this civ then the small VILLAGE
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STOLEN CATTLE.

TAKEN up on Monday morning last by the un-
L dersignea, residing oa the telegraph road, 4
% lies from Muscatne: Two yoke CT txen, one o
red OK with a crop and slit on left ear one about
the same color, with white under the belly, and a
num Der Of small spots of white the head, one OK
with head and sides red with white on back and
bclly, enc black with crop and slit on left ear
white belly and white the rump. Any person
having lost the same cattle can obtain them by
proving property ard paying charges
ALEX. KENNEDY.
sept, 18th, 1s59-itf
Moscow, Wednesday,, Sept. 2Sth.
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Commercial.

! MusoATINE, Thursday. Oct. 6.
Weather delightfully."- clear and pleasant
and favorable for business, which is general
active. No material change in the stapl
articles of produce since our last week.,
report.
| WhCat-In brisk demand, with receipts
ranging at about 8, 900 bushels daily. Farmer.
should bear in mind that the best cleaned
wheat brings the best price.
Corn.-The demand is limited. There is
very little of last years crop offering. The
new crop brings only zoe. s-
Oats and potatoes in good demand Onions
dull
We append our usual quotations
Wheat-Spring, 64@6Sc.
Winter, 7o075c.
Flour-Spring wheat, $4@S450. 80 q
Sc Winter '' So rs.
Corn, in the ear, old, Soc, new, zoe. .da
Oats-25@30c.
Barley, 35c
Rye, 40@45c. E.". 81.
Beans, 75ca$l 90
FOtatoes, 2O(92oc.
Sweet Potatoes, G0@S0c.
Onions, $50.
Hay notify, $3.50; prairie, SO .50@s4;
Hungarian, st per ton. M.
Apples-green CSC to Sl.00, dried 1925
per bu.
Eggs, &c.
Butter, 10000.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, lIal23c.
Shoulders. SAGE
Clear sides, lO(9l2c
Lard-none in the market.
Hides green, &c; dry flint, l3c.
Lumber, Sl0a$3O per 1000 feet.
Brown sugar-74aS4c; crushed 1l3c,
clarified 9AalOc, refined, white, lO4c.
Molasses-plantation 42a44, S. II. Al,
Belchcr's 81, kegs $6,00@$6,5O.
Coffee-l2al34c.
Nails-ass. 1926.
Rice CITE.
Live Stock. butchers are paying &c gross
or beef cattle and 4a44 for fat hogs.
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MUSCATINE STOVE STORE
. TIN, IRON AND COPPER
u q B s. H . = .

REING obliged, by the increase Of business.
- have put up forge, and other avs in
creased my liabilities for doing JOB WORK il all
ITS branches, and having re-secured the rvices of
Mr.. Ben. Beach, who is the only practical Copper
worker in the county, call the attention of per-
sons wanting anything in that line. Estimates
given for Tin Roofing, Cutters, Charlottesville,
Galvanized Iron or Copper Cornices, Window Caps,
&c. WIN. A. BKOWNELL.
NOTlCE.-Haviug made permanent arrange
ments with WIN. A. Brownell, 1 will DO found at
the ''Musca tine owe Store and Job Shop" where
| will be ready to wait those needing my servi-
ces. BEN, BEACH
July %, 1859.
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A Coon WEEK,s WokK.-In Mariposa Co.,
California, three men who are working
vein situated near the Boudrant Mill, divi.
ded the respectable amount of lO1 pounds,
ounces and IL dollars of gold which they
had pounded out in hand inortars, the pro
ceeds of six days work. At SIT to the
ounce, it is equal to S20,769. The party are
working the vein on shares, and have two
thirds Of the golden proceeds for Their la
hor
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Muscatin", Sept. 9, 1S59-15w-prs fee
SHERIEE,S SALE

DY virtue of special executoz % me directed and
ID delivered from the Office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trctCcur of Muscstne county State of iowa. against
tae lands nd tenements of Thomas M. Willisms
have levied upon and viii expose to sa!e on Sat-
urday the 29.h day of October, A. D. 1859, at the
Court House door, in tn. city of NJ uscatine, the
following described pro srty, .owit -: The toutb
calf of the north west quartz Of section twelve,
township seventy range two west in Musca
tire county, Iowa. All OF which will be sold to
-atisfy said special execu ion il favor of Jerome
Carsk ad an. Sale to commence b=tween the hours
Of nine O'Clock il the forenoon and focr o'clock in
the g fternoon of said day. WM. GORDON,
Sheriff Muscetine County.
Muscatine, / th September, l959-sep 80 4 w.
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STRAYED.

ENROM thc subscriber living on the Wilton road.
L seven miles from Nuscatire, on the LIST of
september 1859, four mich cows-one muley,
red colcr, with hell the second, light face
brown round the eyes and white stripe down the
mack the third all red except white spots on the
telly ard the last rea spotted COW, with short
all. Five dollars reward will be given for the re-
turn sf the above csws, or for 'nforpation of
their whereabouts. JAMES HILL.
Muscatine Sspt, 16'k-w1ms IF.
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BUY THE
THE SECRET hFiRMiILEs OF
Aslaeu Youth and Maturity.

Al.yssAaW Just Published Gratis, the 25th
yS1aMa.V Thousand. A few words the Ka-
tional Treatment, without Medicine, of Sperma.
torrhea or Local Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions,
Genital and Nervou, Debility, Premature Decay of
the System, Impo'eney and Impedments to Mar
riage generally, ry B. DE LANEY, NJ. D. The i'm
pr ant fact that the many alarming complaints,
orr atpg in the imprudence and solit ude Of
youth, may be easily removed withou. medicine,
is in this small tract, clearly demonstrated and
the entirely new and highly successful treatment.
means Of which every one is enabled to cure him
self perfectly and at the least possible cost there
by avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the
day. Sent to any address, gratis and post free in
a sealed envelope, by remitting (post raid) two
postage stamps to Dr.: B. De bASEY, SO East 3lst
! street, New York City, (fsbl3,dly.f
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TIcKNoR, ROBBINS Il Co., the clothing and
Gent furnisl;n. men on the corner Of Washing
avenue aed Fourth streets, 81. louis, No., a. Q
Acknowledged to have the finest store in the city
for the business, and tse comp!etest stock. They
ell for cash, and at the lowest remuncrati,e
rates. 1t IL worth whle 70 call AMI sec them,
whether you purchase or not.
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Great Western Clothing Emporium
FULL AGAIN!
MAMMOTH STOCK FOR FALL AND WINTER !
J. OPPENHEIMER

- J. OPPENHEIMER
rs now opening one of tie largest and most CEN
l. plete stocks Of
Clothing, Hats and Caps, Gentzemen's Fur
nishing and Rubber Goods, Trunks,
Talises and Carpet Sacks,
Ever oGered in Muscatine. He purchases his goods
tho lowest cash prices, and as he sells only fer
CASH, and makos no bad debts, be can and will
sell at the very lowest prices Call and examine
the goods-THEY ARE BcUND r WIN!
Remambsr tae pia e-No 1873 Second street, op-
pos.te TT mont Hall, Muscatins.
J. OPPENHEIMER.
October 4th lS59-dlm. w2mr
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FOR SALE.

A FARM containing $50 acres Of choice land
n si,uatcd about 6 miles from Muscatne-lG0
aoers are fenced and under high state of cultiva
tien a ad so acers of good timber. The improve
men IS consist of stone dwelling house, II storie
high, with the finest spring of runD;ng water il
this part of the State az the door, spring house
and ther cut buildings. The above farm is worthy
Of attention by purchasers, as it is we'll adapted
for cultivation and unequalled for stoc purposes.
Will be sold whole or in part at reasonable price
For further Information apply to ED. RAGS
DALE, on the premises, or to JACOB ER6, at s. G..
Stein g lumber office.
Muscatine, Aug.6, lS59-dsw BIN
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M U S @ A T I N e

MI S @ AT.INE
FOUNDRY Il MACHINE SHOP
Joseph KLElNFELDER Il co. have the pleas
y ure of informing the public that they have
purchased tie entire stock and apparatus of the
Muscatne Foundry and have greatly improved the
same and have onabl d themselves to accommodate
the public call in the anufacturng and repsiring
Of ali kinds of Steam Engines and Mill Work in
general and all kinds Of Agricultural Implements.
Their extensive Pow Factory is also attached
where all kinds of premium Plows ha res are manu-
featured and cons antly kept on hand and will by
sold at the lowest cash prc., by
JOSEPH KLEINFELDER l. co.
June Sth, 1859.
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Fouxp Guilty.. Mead, who was
indicted at Moline for an assault with in
tent to MURDER r. h. Graham, Esq, editor
of the Moline Independent, has been convio-
ted of the offence, and sentenced to the pen
itentiary for one year.
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The STATE OF Iowa, } &C.
MUsCATINE COUNTY, 0o'

To john McCune Sir:
UOU are heryby notified that on the 2ath of
L April, 4. D. 1859, J. McMenomy and John
Il Siae fled with tho clark Of thu District Court
Of Muscatine County, Iowa, e petition claiming of
ycu the sum Of Eighty Dollars, with six per cent.
Der arnum interest thereon from the 22d day of
February, 1859, as justly due them On proms-
soy note executed ny you to their order fer the
um Of Eighty d ,l!ars, dated at Muscatine, Jaau-
ny 20;h, 1889, and payable thirty dayt after date
at the Mu.ea ire B.anch Oh The State Bank of
Iowa, and as5 praying writ of attachment
against you.
You arc further notified that ct q term of the
District Court Of said county, held at the city OF
Ncscatine on the 81 Monday in August, 1859, tho
rigns! notice in said caas, hsd been returned
go, found' as to YOU, and that the proper afi-
la7it said cause IVES continued and an order of
publication granted foc the purpose Of giving ne
tice of said cause.
Now, unless Gu appe.r and answer to said reti
,ition on or before the mex term Of said District
Court, to be hoIten at Muscasine Iowa, on the
1st Monday in November, 1859, judgment will be
rendered against you as prayed for by the petit.
,ioncrs. J. r. MISTY,
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Muscatn", Sept. 9, 1S59-x5w-prs fee-$9
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nNE huahred and tan thousand Brick for sale
a. the ,st end of Second street of this city for
cash or approved notss, on short time. Apply a.
Nsidig & Co.. Grocery on Walnut street, between
SAeo7d and Third. DAN Ell BURNER.
Sep 26-dGw4w.
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Geo. W.Wilmering,
vs..
James ii. Jones and
Mary Ann Joncs.
STATE Of IOWA,
Muscatine County,
In the District Court
of said county.

Of said county. Mary Ann Jones.
TO James II. Jones and Mary Ann Jones:
VUU are hereby Motif ed hat on the 10th day of
l. July A. D., 1859, Geo ". Wiclering filed in
the off &c of the clerk Of tie District Coart of Mus
ci'Ine county, his petition claiming OF you, the
said Jsmes Ii. tones, tho SUN Of 81, COS sO-1G0
with intercst, as money due him prnlnissory
ncte executed Ly you James IL. Jones, TO said Pc
.ioncr, dated Bee. 3d. 1885, payable three years af
date with ten per cent interest per annum. Said
petition a.n pr s the forsclosur, of your right to
dem lrciA NOR tgage exs3ut d by you, the said
dceLd,nts, 10 said petitioner to til" payment
Of the aforcs AID note, upon the South East OF ar
ter Of. the NORTHEAST quarter Of Section 81, in
Township II , North Of Range g West, being 40
acre, of !and in Museatinc county, State of Iowa.
You are further notified tina on the 10th day of
July $50, the sheriff us said County returned you
"not founi'--anl that at tn. August term of said
curt upon affidavit flsd as required by law, an
order publication was gran ted by said court, up
N ycu. Now therefore unless you aprea, and an
swer to said petition on or hefore the 6rst day of
The next term Of said c"urH, judgment will be ZEN.
iorcd against you and deere. mads for the sale
Of 50 premises, and your right # redemption
therein will lie forever barred aud forecosed
R1CuMAN BRO,
Solicitors fer petitioners;
Muscatine, sept. 9th-w5w--rr's fec 50
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LUMBER LUMBER.

w L have Tor sale st our yard, corner Sixth and
w Mulberry streets, very large stock of the
best quality Wisconsin Lumber. Purchasers will
find in said stock every thing in the lumber line.
Our assortment of Eencing, Flooring and all kinds
of narrow stuff is unusually large and Of quality
that may be denominated No. l. We have also
Timber of all sizes and lengths Barn Boards thor
oughly seasoned, Common and Clear Plank of any
thickness, Joist, Scantling Siding, Shingles, Laths
any quantity of Dressed Siding, Flooring and
boards Of any dimensions ever called for in this
market. All We have to say to interested parties
l., that we can furnish any kin of bill at price,
which are guaranteed to be lower than can be OBJ
tanned in this city. Call and see.
HATCH & FULLERTON.
AIusaat;na In 9th e5o
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NOTICE

w E hereby caution all persons agais st barber
w ingor tru'tins in any manner on Our account,
Us b. the Phi iadelphia House Ct Refu=e, as We
will not be responsible fer their dtb.s or CON
duct, b. Ii. HILL.
]. II IUDLEY.
Muscatinc, Oct. 5, lS59-wlt.
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7. @ s Z, !.

l. q 5 I
A NDREW HUCKE, of Moscow township, las
a lost since the 10Th Of August, two cows and q
heifer. One of the cows is 6 years old, red t: Q
o.her years, white AMI red spotted.
IS reward Pre- offered for returning tie same.
P.uAHN.
A. UCKE.
Moscow, Oct. 9th, 1Sa9-3w
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~ For the best stoves, etc., at the loao
est prices. 60 to the s'MuscatiDe Stove Store"
See Advertisement o. ~ -st
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EMrs. Darlington makes Shakespeare
say t'Sweet are the uses of advertise
meuts." It's soft he didn't say 1t.
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LOST

IVN1,
A BLACK POCKET BOOK, Of large size, con-
4 timing : number Of notes and papers Of
great vain. to the unders GA ed} bat of 10 accoun
to any one else. Said pocket hook was lost on CT
about the 9th cf Augu last.
Tbs finder will be literally rewarded by leaving
it at this Office or returning it to
JOHN II. TURNER.
MuscatInr. Oct, 5-dawlw
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DIS S OLU TION

DISS OL u TON.
VE1HE copartnership heretofore existing between
i the gnei under the name and style of
Waters John is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent having sold all their interest in said firm to
Adam Ogiivie, who is authorized to collect assets
and is to pay all liabilities Of said firm.
o.. P. WATERS.
A.JOHN.
Muscatine, JuDyls, '59-d1maw2m
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MONTHLY ABSTRACT

Of the assets, Liabilities, and Condition Of the Nus-
cat!ne Branch Of the State Bank Of 2osra, for Isl
Monday Oct. Sd, 1859.
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PAIN CANNOT EXIST
WHERE THIS

PLASTER is APPLIED
Rheumatig1a, Lamness, Stiffness, Weakness, De-
bitJ, Nervousness, Neuralg by Pc psa, Coughs,
Colds, Pains and Ache: Of every kind, down even
TO Corns, are IMMEDIATELY RELIEVED, and
with little patience, PERMANENTLY CURED,
by the MAGICAL influence of the MAGNETIC
PLASTER. 1t is the simplest, surest, pleasant
sst and cheapest remedy in existence. Its appli-
cation is univcrsa!-squal to the strong man, sao
delicate woman, AID the feeble infant. Its
use is agreeable, and without annoyance or troa-
Die. It's price is wi thin reach of all-rich or
Door; all may haze it, and al should have it Tho
are sick, and suffering in any way.
FARMERS aad PLANTERS should alwoys to
supplied with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. 1t will
90 the Good Physician in any household, ready
1t all times, and ct instant notice.
Pot up III air-tgat tin boxes. Zach box will
mako six to eight plasters, and any child
spread them. Price 81 cents box with full and
pl ain directions.
D. C. MORENEAD, NJ. D.,
Inventor ana Proprietor, 10 Walker st., n. Y.
Moroheads Magnetic Plaster is sold by all
Druggists and Dealers in Genuine Medicines
everywhere.
Dec. 6. IS53-l y-13taw-
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MUSCATINE STOVE STORE
STOW Els
FALL AND WINTER TRADE


pHE success attendant upon the est .blishment of
the Cash, Loeo-Frace, Maks-ao-6ad- Debts princ-
Ole, enables to offer still greater inducem emit to
CASH buyers, and again call upon such az are
10 want of ID, +.s.
STOVES, TINWARE, Ere,
10 consult their own interests by at least looking
az my goods before purchasing elsewhere ali
Stoves warranted as represented, or the money ro-
run1ed - testi monials OF its economy, durab;yitv
and completeness, in every way /, as a first-rate
Stove, can b. shown from the hundreds who are
using my leading Cook Stove "7Ae Quincy Csty."
Also, will be found in store, the argest assortment
OF Stoves, of every variety and price, for Coal and
Wood, together will cast iron Tea titles, Boilers
extra skillets, Sugar Kettles, Coal Crates, &c. ,
I H E @ UII CYa3C I-TY
Is without doubt the best Cooking Stove.
L H E @ U NCIY C TT
Took the Fifty Dc lar Premium over all stoves in
the market.
L H 4 @ UINlCY CIT Y
Ia the NEST durable and economical stove, and is
taking the lead of all others.
L H E @ UIN CY CIT "
Will do moro Baking, Boiling ard Broiling with
given quantity oifuel than any stove in the
market.
7 HE QUINCY ITY|
Is the Stove. Don't fail to give it trial.
1 Fl E @ U NCY CITY
Pattern will be initiated, See that the name of |
Com stock l. Co. is on it to be renuine.
The highest price paid for old Copper Brass and
iron. r.
JOB Work in fin, Copper and Heavy Iron.
July %, 1859.
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MAR ESIED.

MARRIED,
On the 29th of Sept at the residence of the bride
father, on Muscatine Island by l.. H. WashburG,
Esq Mr. JOSEPH ERNST to ,iiss MARTHA i. Law
RENCE-all OF Mus atne county.
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A BLOODLESS VICTORY =!
100000 BONES SOLD OF
MCREIEAD'S
MAGNET TIC PLASTER.

THIS enormous quantity Of this Invalu rble Rem
ely has been PURCHASED by citizens of tho United
States during the short time it has bsen bef tho
public. The reason for this extraordinary success
is simply in the set ual truth and value of the ar
tice The MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coming its friend. It performs all that it is
it promised, and carries with it its own recommen-
daton. Truly this is Vctcry-peaceful ard
ocodless-but We believe not less glorious than
the triumphs Of war, with tho train Of carnage
and desolaton.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER is undoubtedly the
Greatest Strengt hcner and Pain Destroyer that
Science has yet discovered. If you put this Plas-
ter anywheee, if Pain is there, the Plaster vii
stick there until the Pain has vanished. The
Plaster magnetzes the Pain away, and
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Tas Ieccut iSa in the river has very materially
in owed nav .,iOn and enaLled boats of the larg-
cr class to c.a&s the Rapi,,s The river is now
about a! s"ni. and is reported filling above. So
Nc MAY expect SON the old order Of things.
f. FIGHTS are without ma elial alteration. On
wheat 81. u,'.s the rate is cents per bushel,
nd GA oats vels. ii sceineoJs freight rs cts.
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Muscatine, Iowa, Oct. Sd, 1859.
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100000 BRICK FOR SALE.

October 4th, lS59-dlm- w2mr
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-11-18
OTATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF RAMSEY DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JU-

Il.
In the matter Of the application of William r. Noble to
be discharged from his debts iusoyent debtor.
TO the creditors of Will r. Noble resident of st.
Paul in Ramsey County, in the State of Minnesota
You will please take notice that the nnetee III day
ofSepembcr, A. Il. 1882 upon reading and fling the Pc
tition, schedule and affidavit of William Noble for
discharge from his debts nsolvent debtor, pur-
suant to The provisions Of chapter eighty nine of the Re-
vised Statutes of Minnesota entitled OF the Relief of
Insolvent Debtors" order made by the Hon. E.
c. Palmer, Judge of the District Court for the Second
quiring all the creditors of the said William r. Noble
show cause, if any they may have, before him al his
chambers, in St. Paul in Minnesota. the fifth day of
December, A. H. 1859, at the hour of ten O'clock AM.
e,ae bayd no be aa nd he "a b e diIsd Sn
his debts pursuan; the statute in such made and
provided and that notice of the said order
was required to be published once each week for ten
successive weeks previous to said day OF hear
ing in the Weekly Pioneer and Democrat, newspaper
printed aud published in St Paul, in Ramsey County, in
the State OF Minnesota.
GEO. l.. f. A. OTIS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Dated St. Paul, September 49, 1859. octl3-w6w