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September Isl, 1900.
HNROM Sept. LIST. to January lst, deduction of
l. ire per cent. will be made Sales for Cash at
aug 80 '59- J. B. M0REY.
PIANOS! PiANOS!!
Store Chickering & Sens word-reno8 owned
fIan0s, who have received IS medals the first
iremum7 over all Competitors in the United States.
pa octave plain round corners, Rosewood case.
a de Louis Style de do.
Shipped August 18th.
octave, plain round corners, Rosewood case
do Upright do do
enIpPed July Both by Vim. Hall & Son.
briggs patent octave Piano Forte of beet finish
aug 81 o9. j. b. MOKEY.
FA>HIONABLE MILLENERY.
WI KS. oSuLLiVAS has Just returned from
~ New Orleans with handsome, and pnsur-
passed assortment of Fall and Winter Millinery,
including the latest French Styles Of Silk, Velvet
and fancy Bonnets, Ribbons aud Headdresses. white
ana arah straw 6onnets, Flow ers Feathers Rouehes
&C &C. which she is prepared to sell at the lowest
prices. Oet II go ,yss EI, ~
tABo ANnGAkKIAGES ior chIdrgn this daV
'0'''ea' aug TO-. ]. Il. M0REY.
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ToBAcco.-Tobacco boys will make tobacco
men, with tobacco mouths and tobacco teeth,
tobacco breaths, tobacco pockets, and general
tobacco smell. And, what is worse, they will
have tobacco appetites, which will crave to-
bacco enough in their life time to buy a small
farm and raise small family. They will
moreover spit tobacco all along their way
through life, to the annoyance of their neigh
bors, and the displeasure of their wives and
families.
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Or A kiss says French lady, costs less
and entities more than anything else in ex-
istence.
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DaISKIse.-The first draught serveth for
heai1n the second for pleasure, the third for
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WERCHA INT TAIL OR,
EEAS received an unusual large stock of Cloths,
4 l. Cassimers, Doeskins, Velvets and Nestings of
all shades, colors and weight, among them some of
the most stylish and select goods imported to New
York this
And is now as usual prepared to receive orders
and make for gentlemen at short notice, clothing
that is superior. Oct 70 '59-d.
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TO TIE PUIsI.IC.

MISS. E. LH0MMEDIEU will open the school
1vA formerly taught by Miss. Merrill at the same
place, on the first Monday in October 1859, and
soeits the patronage of her friends aud the public
generally. July IL lS59-tf.
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JAMES SYME.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
1874 Canal ST., Toruo Buildings, opposite Carondelet
81. heD Orleans.
Importer and Dealer In
Fine Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Per.
fumery, Surgical Instruments of the
Finest Finish,
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN-ALSO
MEDICINE chests AND MEDICAL sADDLR-BAGs
Sole Agent 4" NeIo Orleans for the SULPHUR BLA-
DON WATER, CONGRESS- Blue LICK and
COOPERS WELL WATER.
tBr Our stock of Drugs, Medicines, &C., embra-
ces every article required by the Physician, and
guaranteed Of first quality. Country Physicians
and Planters may rely having their orders filled
in the best manner and at the most favorable prices
Nav 3rd '59-6m.
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or Love is weapc'. that will conquer
man when all other WEEP MS fail.
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K. i. TRARUE,

AIIOhNE1 AMI COI NSELLUR A LAW.
SEj ILL practice in the Parishes Of Madison, Ten
w sas and Carroll in Louisiana.
Once at Vicksburg adjoining that Of Messrs
Brooke d Smedes, and al Richmond La
June q sly.
AXIS. kIIIIiIELL ~ BALEH, having
- re sumed their partnership, are prepared to
practice in the various branches of Medicine
Especiai attention given to Surgery, Chronic
Diseases and those incident,i to the eye. Office
over ]. B. Morey's Book Store.
Sep. 22. SIT.
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CT A correspondent of the Knickerbocker
from Toledo, Ohio, tells amusing story of the
acute sense of smell of a tobacconist He and
his clerk were examining some tobacco, sub
mitted for his inspection. After carefully in
haling the flavor, by three or four protracted
sniffs, he exclaimed to his clerk, John, can't
you smell old leather in that tobacco p Clerk
presented it to his olfactories, and thought he
could" The chief then smelled again, and
declared that he could also detect very slight
flavor of maple sugar. This last aroma, John
pronounced beyond his powers. Samples Of
leaf tobacco, you know, are taken from each
end of the hoghead, and also from the middle,
where there was found an old Joot-Ieel, fill
Of maple pegs! Judgment on ''tobacker''
from that quarter is now regarded as fina:
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ARTHUR & CO,

" II o / Z ) 4 E g II o c E r s.
Ofiee-Cor. Canal & New Levee Sts.,
STORES
On Fulton, Canal, New Leeve and Common Sts.
Former stand of Messrs. Converse d Co..
May 3rd SLY. NEW ORLEANS,
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C. II. MANSHIP.

C. II. MANSHIP
Uedler In
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLUE,
WINDOW GIL ASS &c.,
FRENCH AND AMERICAN WALL PAPER, ALSO
FRESCO AND OAK DECORATION,
Five DOORS BELOW THE OLD MANSION HOUSE.
FENHE finest stock Of the above papers in the mar
i ket at or below the New Orleans prices.
Painting and Paper hanging in all its various
branches executed with dispatch and warranted to
give general satisfaction, orders from the country
promptly attended to.
April % SLY.
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HAIR MIIiIh
w. NJ. ESTELLE,
WILLIAM T. WTTHERS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHA<CERY.
Jackson, Mississippi,
"TILL devote his attention particularly 10 bu-
w siness in the High Court Of Errors and APP
peals, the Superior Court of Chancery, and the
Circuit Court of the United states for the south
ern district of Mississippi.
Office same IS formerly occupied by Shark-y a
Withers, over Green's banking house.
Nov 1854
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W A. TARLEroN. Attorney at Law. JOHN BuRLAG
TARLETON & BULAGE.

W. A. TARLETON. Attorney at Law. JOHN BURLAGE.
TARLETON & BULAGE.
LAW AND GENERAL LAND AGENCY OFFICE,
No 25 above Duttans drug store, Swenson Building,
CITY OF A USTIY, TEXAS.
NTILL locate Certitc ties, perfect title, buy and
w sell land and Land Certificates, and pay taxes
&c. Viii procure lands and money due old soldiers
of the late Republic of Texas. Win give strict
attention to the collection of claims in the Western
and middle counties.
REFERENCES.
Hon H Hill, La Grange, Ga; Gregg Co.,
Marshal, Texas; Pomroy & Gregory, Montgomery,
Ala Hon r E b Baylor, Independence, Texas; E
J Gurley, Waco, Texas; Hon Crosby, Asutin;
and the heads and clerks of the State Depart
N ants at Austin. Oct 81 59-sw 5m*.
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81 The following production has not APP
peared N pint for many years. Read it and
judge of its merits for yourselves
M0ST TRANCENDENT AND GORGEOUS WIFE.
Would that my pen were dipped in the
dyes of the rainbow-plucked from the wing
of an angel and mended with the prayer of an
infants wit. Then | might expect to paint
the burning brightness of that flame which
thy thrilling eloquence has enkinded. Thou
sunbeam Of sentiment-soft moonlight Of
modesty. Thy voice is as gentle as the first
irring of an infants dream. Thy step light
as the silk oted zephyr which famed with
the wings of perfume the newborn paradise
Thy eyes are two brilliants stolen from SER
aphic crown.
Thy lips are riven rose-buds moistened by
the honey-dew Of affection. Thy words are
like drops of amber. Thy teeth are snow
fakes set in bed of verbena. Sweet spirits
of campfire, double-distilled essence Of homoe-
pathy-sour-krou of my hopes-sauce Of
my thoughts-buttermilk caisup of my fancy
-tiger-Iily of innocence-logwood of perfec-
ton. Thou art the mintjulip of my dreams
-ginger-pop Of my waking visions - and
cherry-bOunce of my recollection.
Thou art harmless as the tiger-handsome
as the Experimentation as the lion-meek
as the hyena-spotted as the leopard-brght
a. the struggling sneezing sunlight passing
through the mortal cracks Of an old barn loft,
or creased streak of lightning churned to
consistency in the milky way, and peppered
with shower of turnip-tops, comets and per-
coon roots from the crust of eternity. Thou
onion of the soul-pickled pumpkin-pres-
erved crabs of the garden Hesperides. Thy
glance is as melting as old butter in summer
time. Thou art dropof Waterfront the cup
of the gods or the juice of rotten pineapple.
LOVE OF CoUNrRY.-There is love Of coun-
try which comes uncalled for, one knows not
how. 1t comes in the very air, the eye, the
ear the instincts, the first taste of mothers
milk, the first beatings of the heart. The ia
ces of brothers and sisters, and the loved father
and mother,-the laugh of playmates the old
willow tree, and well, and school house, the
bees at work in the spring, the note of the
robin at evening, the lullaby, the COWS coming
home, the singing book, the catechism, the
visits of neighbors, the general training--all
things which make childhood happy, begin it
and then as the age Of passions and the age OF
reason draw on, and love and the sense of
home and security and of property under law,
comes to life and as the story goes round,
and as the book or newspaper relates the less
favored lots of other lands, and the public and
the private sense of man is forming and
iormed, there is type Of patriotism already.
Thus they had imbibed it who stood that
charge at Concord, and they who hung deadly
ON the retreat, and they who threw up the
hasty and imperfect redoubt on Bunker Hill
by night, SET on it the blood-red provincial
dag, and passed so calmly with Prescott and
Putnam and Warren through the experiences
If the first fire.-Rutus Ch0ate
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NEW COTTON FACTORY
CARRIAGE REPoSlTORY.

II. MARSH DENMAN s. CO.,
Corner Cdrondeiet and Grnrier Street, and 81, SO
and IS Common Street, Ne,o Orleans.
4 z. h KEEP contautly on hand an assort-
~ - nlent Of CARRIAGES of every
xZ 81 description, from their own manu-
factory, and from the best manufactures in the
United States which they offer for sale low for
cash or city acceptances.
They have engaged the services of Mr.. d. NJ.
Iollingsw ortiz formerly OF the firm of Messrs. E. l..
BJuer 4 Co, Yazoo City, as salesman.
iuly28 '56-ly
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.slI.INVU ENT IAA.LAND<.

AUDITOR OFFICE,
jackson, Miss. Sept I3ah, 1859
HE following described lands in the county Of
L Chckasaw delinquent for non paytnen, Of
taxes of 1850, viii be subject to entry or purchase
this flee after 60 days from the date hereof uy
any citizen Of this Ste:e, upon payment f
amount for which said lands are delinquent, and a
costs 20 the State, with damages and subsequent
taxes accrued. See Revised Code of Mississippi,
Chap |, See 8, Arts IS and 46. page 50.
Division Of Section. Section nsbiP- Range
Lot !, in square 90 in Houston
" ii is II IL
W IL Is II BE
L2Es Il and s, and + IL, lot
IL, north SIDE 81 main sire T.
Okai"na.
r.: -, 81, -, south side main
street. in 0kaiona.
Lot at acres, mol numbered
ia Oklahoma.
lot Il : a. not n ~ OkalOna
Lot Of / a Do do
Lot Of 6 q. do DO
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NJ. :. dim.

VI. =. ID mn.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER. ON CAPITOL STREET, NEXT
DOOR TO THE UNION HALL.
ID ESPECTFULLY soicits the patronage of the
IL citizens of jackson, and public generally and
will attend promptly to the several gentlemen that
he expects will give him call.
Repairing neatly done. Oct IL '59-tf
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RnARDING.

MRS. A. Z. SHACKELF0hD, still at her old
1YA stand, opposite the Southern r Depot, go
cis the patronage. of her friends, and the public
genrally. Sept q '56-w2n.
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Il
fFNHE attention OF Printers called to stock of
l. News Iuk, twenty Ave pounds in keg, which
will sell at IS cents per pound. Not less than
keg viii be cold, aud no enc need order without for
Warding the cash. A. n. klMBBALL,
July '59-tf. Mississippian Once.
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SPECTACLES I!

SPECTACLES!
SCOTCH AND BRAZILIAN PEBBLE GLASS
- es, Periscopic, Convex and Cancave Glasses.
30 Pair Finest Gold frame spectaces $3.50 to $4,000
IS Coin Silver frame Sl,75 to 500
70 Finest Steel Frame 81 90 to 80
so Gold and Silver Plated 50 to $3.50
Persons can have spectacles sent by mail by in
forming US their age, the length of time they have
used spectacles, and the distance they can see to
cad most plainly, without the use of spectacles.
June q '59-tf. }. Il. MORE1.
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Carriage Mandatory
n. NJ III 1--WE 4, III

Carriage Mandatory.
NORMAN PLATT s. co.
IN Capitol Street in West Jack o. da a.,
W son, near the Canton Depot are SSSNz
now fully prepared to build OF repair q q
every thing in the Carriage line, from Cdlaehe
Coach to a Concord Buggy. Orders for new work or
reuairiug will meet with prompt attention. We
are also sol proprietors of Norman Pats improved
Hanged metallic hub, which wheels We will warrant
to he more durable than the old fashioned hub
Ned Parrish will continue to supervise the IRON
work of the establishment. We keep constantly
the best of painters aud trimers DC. Orders for
work solicited All work warranted 70 be we'll
done. July II, '59-ly-
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GEORGE III. VINTEN,
TYPE FOUNDRY
AND
Printers Warehouse,
No. 1O5 POydraS Street,
(Bet.ceen Camp and 81. Charles ISreets,)
NEW ORLEANS.
~ Presses, Types, Inks, Paper, Cards, and Fur
niture Of every description, at manufacturers pri
ces.
Having large stock constantly on hand. the pro-
pretor is prepared 10 Gil orders Of any magnitude,
and ship at ~ hours notice.
Estimates for country newspapers and job Offices
furnished by return mail.
Agent for the sale of R. Hoe 4 Co g Presses, and
Jas. Corners Sons Types Old Type taken in
exchange for new, at ten cents " ID. second hand
Presses bought and sold,
MAY SLY.
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SEEMING: MACHINES.

Il. Is. EVANS, Agent.
O5;ce fie2 Doors Gboue Spengler's CorHer Sga,,
Street,
JACKSON MISS
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-05-20

| MISSOURI RIvER.-There are about forty boats
now in the Missouri River trade. Competition runs
high.
The Omo-Thc Cincinnati Gazette says the river
was very low at that place, and still falling. The
decline there has been very rapid exceeding any
thing known for years; the total decline in twelve
days being So feet.
| FRE1eHrs-It is q matter of establishment to
those who have noticed the river trade of this sea-
son. that, notwithstanding the fact that there
to be very little produce to ship down the river,
vet almost every down boat is heavily laden. There
are also many passengers on every good boat, many
of them being Pixies Peak emigrants. All the
Lines seem to be doing good business
BARGE BROKEN IN Two AT THE BRIDGE.-A barge
loaded with ice struck the Rock Island Railroad
bridge, while floating through the draw on Saturday
evening last and Immediately broke in two. Four
men were on it at the time. who were saved by
boats coming from the shore to their rescue. The
ice, with five other loaded barges in tow of the
steamer Elvira, was intended for the st. Louis
market and was not insured.
BLAcKuAwK.-Thc new steamer Blackhawk, of
the Rapids Line, is substantial, we'll boat,
and has an ample outfit, with berths considerably
larger than those of the keokuk. Her length is
lss feet, IS feet beam, 5 feet hold, and % feet
wheel. Her cylinders are 81 inches, and feet
stroke She has three boilers A inches in dame
ter and % inches long, each having five fues II
inches in diameter, and are of sic No. iron. She
was built under the immediate supervision of Capt.
Heaight, and was intended to be the fastest boat in
the line
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RUST EES' SALE .

WHEREAS, on tho Slst day of March, A. D.
w 1858, Ovid Van Dyke executed unto Antho-
ny Van Wyck, as Trustee, certain Deed of Trust,
to said Trustee the land in Muscstine
county, Iowa, described therein as follows, to wit
"The West one half ID of the South Ea st quar-
ter az of section twelve, Q2), Township Seventy
Eight, (7S), Range One East" Which said con :
vey ance was made by the said Ovid Van Dyke for
the purpose of securing the payment of a certain
prOmissoty note and the interest thereon signed
by said Ovid Van Dyke, dated March 3lst, A. D.
1853, and payable six months after that date to
the order of Theodorus ]. Van Wyck, for the sum
of Six Hundred and Seventy Five dollars, with in
terest at the rate of ten per centum per annum,
after maturity. And now, said note having be-
come due and payable, and the said Ovid Van
Dyke ha wing failed to pay the same, I, Anthony
Van Wyck, Trustee, as aforesaid, do hereby give
public notice, that by virtue of the power which is
in me vested by said Deed of Trust, will. on
Tuesday, the oath, day of May, A. D. 1859, at the
hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
at the Court House door, in the city Of M uscatine,
EXPOSE and offer for sale at public auction the
parcel of land above described, or much thereof
as shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the
amount of said note with the interest thereon 10
the day of sale, together with all the costs and ex
penses attending said SALE costs Of this notice and
trustees fees. ANTHONY VAN W4Ck,
Trustee.
Dated the 2lst day of April, A. D. 1s59.-w4w.
Printers fee 81 80.
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STOP THAT COUGH!

DIR. CARTER'S COUGH BALSAM
Will cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Consumption,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, Tain in the Side
and Breast, Plouris,, Whooping Cough, Group,
Liver Complaint, Papitatien Of the Heart, and
all Diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Too much care and attention cannot be given
to disease of the throat and lungs. Reader, have
you cough, cold, or any disease of the Lungs
D. not neglect it. Delay is dangerous. Millions
di annually by negleoting comman cold. Colds
and Coughs lead to Consumption, and then to an
ct rly death. Be advised in time, and procnre at
OIL % that celebrated remedy, Dr.. Carter's Cough
Balsam, the greatest and best remedy in the
w rid. 1t has cured thousands upon thousands
after physicians and every other remedy had fail
ed and the patient given up to die. Physicians,
dr. ,ggsts end all who have used DR.. Csrter's
Cough B1lsam, universally acknowledged it the
M ,st prompt, plea ant and eficacioas remedy
kr own for all diseases OF tho throat, chest and
lungs.
price-Trial bottles, IS cents; larger bottles,
81 per bottle, or bottles fer S..
as-Preparei by Dr.. Easteriy, corner Of Third
an Chestnut streets. sAle proprietor, and to whom
all orders must be sent to get the genuine.
EE>Sold by J. b. DOusaerty, druggist, and ny
druggists generally.
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SPECIAL NOTlCES.
DIR. EASTEKLY'S
and Sarsaparil1a

Thi Medicine will permanently cure all diseas-
arising from an impure state Of the Blood, or
other fuide of the system, viz
Serefula, Obstinate Old Sores, Pimples on the
Face ,Blotches Boils, Chrsnic Sore Eyes, Ring
worm or letter. Scald Had. Salt .Rhe I'm, Can
GERS, Goitre, White Swellings, Fever Sores,
Piles, Erysipelas. Swelling Of the Glands, Pains
of the Bones and Joints, all Chronic Diseases,
and Diseases arising from the use of Mercury
and Calsmel.
Such powerful curative proprietiss are combined
in Dr. Easterley's Iodine and Sarsaparilla, that
the longest standing and worst cases ct disease
are thoroughly cured by it-cases that had resist
ed every known remedy and been given up by the
most distinguished physicians as confirmed and
incurable:
For Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia it is an in
fallibe remedy: 1t will curs Chronic and In
hammatory Rheumatism, no matter how bad,
faithfully used. It will cure every form of Ner.
vous Disease, and strengthen and restore the sys-
tenn to perfect health and vigor. 1t is a positive
cure for Female Complaints, such as lrragulari-
ties of the Monthly Periods, Barrenness, &c. Fer
females approaching that critical period of life
the cessation of the manses-it is invaluable.
Ladies who admire clear, beautiful, white skin
and rosy check, should use DR.. East erlys Iodine
and sarsaparilla, It will remove Pimples from
the face, blotehes, and all roughness of the skin,
an give fair and beautiful com plexion.
1t will cura Dropsv, Gravel, disea'oa OF the
kidneys, Baddsrs and Urinary Organs. 1t has nc
equal in these complaints.
p 9 The propr ietor solemnly believes that his
Iodine and Sarsaparila and Gridleys Ointment
will cure any form of Ulcer or Old Sore, or any
part of the system, used according to directions,
for rease nable length of time. A faithful and
honest trial is all ask-I do not fear the result.
~Price of the Iodine AMI Sarsaparilla 81 per
bottle, OF six bottles for s.. Gridley's intment
Is cents per bottle.
Prepared by DR.. Easterly, southeast corner OF
Third and Chef tnut streets, st. Louis, Mo-, sole
proprietor to whom all orders must be addressed
m@-Sold by ]. B. Doughert5, Mascatine' and
by Druggists generally.
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DIR. EASTERLI,S
ECVer and ATNC killer

This adicine will cure Fever and Ague, Cnills aud
Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent
Fever, and every form Of Fever incident to the
West.
Among all the GO lie brated remedies for Ague
and Fever, first and foremost in rank stands
DIR. EAsTERLY's FEVER AND AGUE KILLER.
This medicine is positive cure, both speedy and
permanent. During the last five years it has
cured over two hundred thousand cases, which has
established its efficacy in all parts Of the west as
the only reliable remedy fer the cure of these dis
tressing complaints. 1t will also cure enlarge
ment of the Spleen, Ague Cake, etc. 1t is per-
fectly harmless to the NEST delicate constitution
u tender in FAINT. Try it, ye afflicted.
Ng- Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles fer S..
Gs-Prepared by DR.. Easterly, corner of Third
and Chestnut streets, st Louis, Mo-, sole propre-
tor.
,old by J. B. Dougherty, Muscatine, and by
druggists generally.
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LUMBER LUMBER.

VX7Ehave for sale at our yard, corner Sixth and
w Mulberry streets, very large stock OF the
best quality Wisconsin Lumber. Purchasers VIII
find in said stock every thing in the lumber line.
Our assortment of Fencing, Flooring and all kinds
of narrow stuff is unusually large and of aquality
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
Sash, Doors; Pickets and Palings, together with
any quantity of Dressed Siding, Flooring and
Boards of any dimensions ever called for in this
morket. All we have to say to interested parties
is, that we can furnish any kind OF bill at price,
which are guaranteed to be lower than can be OBJ
tanned in this city. Call and see.
HATCH & FULLERTON,
Muscatine, Dec 9th, 1S5S.-wlm.