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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
A Ship Sunk by an Iceberg.

Mr.. Babson, first officer of the ship Fleet
wood al Boston, who reached New York on
Wednesday, reports the wreck OF that ship
ori cape Horn, May !, by coming in contact
with an iceberg, causing the ship u in
10 escape in boats. He. Babson, launched
his boat first but it had been partially stove.
and only four Of the crew, three nen and boy,
whose names are not given. got INTO It with
him. They then showed of, NJ ) o'clock IN
the morning. but remained i'll sight OF the
wreck AT daylight, hr returned 10 the ship,
and found every thing swept from off deck,
the houses and bulwarks gone and the sea
breaking over her. Mr.. Babs"n supposed
that the captain took one or more ot the surf
boats of which they had several for the Mis-
sionnries at tn. Islands. and that he escaped
safely from the ship. The Captain had with
HIM his wife. in delicate situation, and one
child. there heinz also sixteen ot the crew,
besides the four in the mates boat. Ii they
all took to one boat they would have been
dangerously crowded, but divided into two
boats he thinks they had Il chance to survive
and he picked up or Ia reach the land. The
weather. however. was very cold, regular
Cape Horn gale" was blowing, and Il heavy
sea running. The mates boat had Il sail,
and all the provisions they required, except
that there was but limited supply of water.
On the second or third day they saw Il ship,
and made every possible effort to attract
their attention. but she went past them with
out seeing the boat. The sutferings Of the
crew were very great from the cold, Ice
making continually, and their hands and
feet badly frost bitten. After being five
days in this situation, they were fallen
in with May 49, by the British bark
-, Capt. Williams. from Valparaiso.
bound to Liverpool, and taken on board.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
The Great Match OF Seven Up"

The great match which We referred To-
hrrr weeks since, which was I" have been
PLAYED between John ID. McGnodwin, Of Pa.
durah. and Len. FuXnn. Of Cairo, was com
mrnced according la arrangements, but. W.
regret 10 say. broke up i'll Il row. The rir
cum stauceS IL detailed 10y our special rcpnr-
ter, are rs fellows: The parties with their
respective seconds. Col. Noble aud Capt.
Charles Smrdly, met. shook hands. and com,
menrrd the game. They cut for deal, ana
the Paducah champion won that qurstl"na-
bile advantage Fnxon stood his hand and
led out The utmost silence was maintain
I'd until the cards were al! played out when
the following Dialogue and scene took place:
Mr.. C. I'm high" Faxton.-"iou
most generally are but I'm low" Mr.. c.
Yes. d-dlow." This ~ incrnsrd Fax
on that he Immediately drank up I'LL the
stakes left by the holders, and rrtortrl. But
don't live in Padurah." Mr. Mr,iood
win. who, up 10 this moment had main
tanned his serenity. became excited nj this
remark. and i'll sheer desperation drank Il full
horn of Cairo whiSkey. Under the influence
of the drug he boldly asserted that Faxon
owned Cairo town lot Human endurance
was ut an end. Faxun laid down the cards,
and pulled two large handStu of hair out 81
the top Of Mctioudwin'S head, and the fight
became general. When our reporter left, the
air, for some distance around the contestants.
WAS filled with hlir, curses. old shoes, and
two empty bottles. The final result is NOT
known. All this took place by telegraph.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. June 3n.-The receipts ut
the Treasury Department for the week end
ing Monday last. amount t" Sl.SI9,WH, OF
which about one million and "a quarter was
from customs The drafts paid amount To
SG,l1j.oo0. principally ON account Of Trea-
sury notes. The balance in the Treasury is
IS. SGG 900.
From thirty to thirtyfive passports con
tinuc to be issued daily from the State De
partment. About three-tourths Of them ARE
to naturalzed citizens.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
From Havana.

New ORLEANS, June 3O-The steamship
Philadelphia, from Havana, has arrived.
bringing dates same Is received per steamer
Isabel. FFrights had slightly declined
Exchange on London ljalG; on New York
81 to 81! The British STEAMER Teriot had
arrived from st. Thomas. Santa Anna was
not on board, unless he was concealed
Much disappointment Was manifested i'll
consequence,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

The Baltimore Exchange says tina! 1t Is
we'll known that most of the outrases perpe-
trated i'm Baltimore are committed 10y II
comparatively small number OF individuals
whose names, persons, haunts, and crimes
are perfectly familiar to the police and the
public.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
MIDpLEBURG ACADEMY

HNHE SECOND SESSION 81 ths school VT
i commence on the first ot September nest
The Principal is a graduate of the tHiyer.'I' d
Virginia, aud the school il designed to Ice prcral-
atOry for that Institution.
A few boarler- will be taken.
TERMS For board aud mtinn. including ever
thing except lights, 500 tor the entire session .
ten month";.
For circulars, containing further particular, uI
ires. JAMES u. BAKER,
je 2S-ru2m NiddIghurg, Luuiuuu CO.. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

The Washington Constitution calls the at
tention of the directors and managers OF the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, to the state ut the wooden bridges
over the Great and Little Gunpowdcr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

TIME next annual session Of this Academy vi
/ commence Tia. fret Monday ~ Septcmh.r
next, and close the 10Th Of June, $50. y:
School is designed to Ice preparatory 10 the Tn
ver.ity ofVirgiua. All the teachers are graduate
ct that Institution.
TEnMs-Board and tuition including ever,
thing. 5000.
For particulars, see catalogues.
Address, Messy Creek, Va.
lie 20-eotOct L. J. WHITE. Princra'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

The Board of Naval Engineers appointed
by the Secretary of the Navy to test the eSap-
Grating powers and other qualities of the two
descriptious of boilers placed in the San ia
cipto, have concluded their experiments and
made their report, The Martin boiler prov
cd superior beyond the expectations OF ali,
showing decided difference of eighteen and
half per cent of fuel in its favor, This is
important to those engaged in building stea-
mers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

An improvement. which experienced per
sons regard as valuable one, in sewing ma
chimes. has been made by ii. ii. GOODWIN
of New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

Speaking of the introduction OF the "I"r-
cos" natives oi northern Africa, and other
barbarians, into the French army operating
in Italy, the Philadelphia Ledger says, that
in case the present war extends and becomes
general, one of the first probable effects OF 1t
will be the introduction of all sorts of savage
tribes, or at best Mohammedan troops OF oil
climes and colors, under European officers
This will tend to civilize them and to barba-
rizc the Europeans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

letter from Northumberland county.
Va, says. 1--WE are now III the midst Of
baryest-weatLer fine-and the crop full
average one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
Advertising.

A New Orleans correspondent Of North
ern paper writes a. follows concerning the
extent to which advertising is done by the
merchants Of that city: The merchants OF
New Orleans are far more liberal IN advertls-
ing than those of your city, and it is they
alone which support most Of our papers,
One firm in this city, in the drug business,
expends twenty thousand il year in job print,
ius, and thirty thousand in advertising. A
Clothing firm has expended fifty thousand i'll
advertising within six months. Both estab'
lishmrnts are now enjoying the lions share
Of patronage, and are determined to continue
such profitable investments"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

The first practices Of the season. hne and
rine from Augusta, Georgia, were received
in Philadelphia, on Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

PRAYERS FOR PEh'E-rhr Catholic, Nr
ror contains a letter addressed hv tie T.,
! Rev John McLiill Bishop ot Richmond f.
the clergy and laty of this diocese. (which
embraces all Eastern Virginia. calling their
attention to the Encyclca letter Of Pope pu.
! lN, in which he exhorts all the faithful ~ II,
fer up to God tervent prayers for the return
of peace in Europe. la compliance with
this exhortation, the Bishop directs the crr
~ "a recite the LItany OF Saints before the
Mass. and the Collect tor pe"cr IN the Mas
every day for the space Of one month after
they shall have read his letter and rhlr
of the Pope, {" their respective congregations
lie also exhorts the clergy, aui people, 10
contribute during the month, toward, the ru-
dowment Of the American College, which
is about being established IN Rome tor the
education of candidates for orders. Tar to-
lowing are TRANSACTIONS of The PRAYERS H..
peace, mentioned above:
Let Us pray. Oh. God from whom proceed al
holy desires, right rounSul> ami Just works, grant
I" thy servants that peace which the world cannot
give, that our hearts being attached {" thy com
mandm.atS, and Ia" fear II enemies taken away,
the times, through thy protection. may bc peHrca-
BILE. Through ChrI.t uwr Lord. Amen.
Oh God who permltte,t not those mlto believe
in thee 10 be- stricken hy any trrr"rs, Suuch>ac g.
receive the prayers aud "hiatIous "t Thy people,
cunserratcd thee, that peace being granted hy
thy cemency, thou w"ulSt Llakc the territorc' o..
Of Christians -erure from every enemy. Through
Christ our Lord. Amen
Oh God the author aud lover of peace, whom ir
know, is Ia love; whom 10 serve l. I" reign protect
thy supplicant. from all wariihc attacks. that 80
who runhd" in thN protection. may fear II" hostile
arms. Through our Lord Jesus Christ thy s.u,
who, with thee aud the Holy Ghu>t, hNerh 4ui
rcrncth, tor ever and ever. Amen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

According to the latest adsiees' the wheat
erop in Southern Illinois averages, tins sea-
son, IS to 10 bushels per acre; an extraordi-
nary yield
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

Thus far Il much smaller number "t lives
have been lost this year, by accidents ot tins
sort, than during the year lsjN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

RoMANrlC LAW SrIT.-An interesting >uit
is now being tried IN Richmond, Va. The au-
trcedent~ uf the suit are briefly these: MARY
Martin. daughter at Jos. K. Martin, al arm
0rer employed ut Harper Ferry, Va, elopri
in lS41 with Il man named Holt and WI.
married 10 him on n rock III the Put"ma,
riyer-thr "Grrtna Green Of the NlcIuilN.
They lived together several years, and NJ.
Holt became the mother oi three rhildiru,
the Youngest of whom is Mary De Grace
The father rrlapSel into diSsulute habits, aud
abandoned his wife and children. Mr.. II.
removed to Philadelphia to earn an honest
livelihood, aud placed two al her children ia
II charitable Institution, styled "Nvrthrrn
Home for the Frcnlle>,.' la May, iSjD,
Mrs. McGill visited Philadelphia, aud after
one or more visits Ia the SAID institution,
obtained the custody of litylr Mary, and took
her t. Richmond Mrs Holt not BEN.
pleased with this arrangement, has ever
since been trying Ia get the lttIe glrl, bat
so far she has been unsuccessful.
The case occupied two day. and was ably
discussed by the lawyers om both side
Yesterday. Judge Meredith decided thar the
child should he restored Ia her mother
From appearance. it seems the httIc .IrI
had become very much attached t. Mr.
McGill, and really did not want To goto her
own mother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

NOTlCE.-rhe C"-partnershp hrrei"t"r""AI-l
~ ing between the undrr> gnrd, under the name
of PERRY 4 PENNlBACKER, is this day, 10y
mutual consent dissolved. NJ. ions PEEA has.
ing other engagements that require has attention,
has concluded to retire from the business.
We return our thanks To our friends for the Ilh'
raj patronage shown u. aud desire coutInuau.e
OF the same 10 successors.
All persons indebted TO u, are requested a. make
payment ut n early day u. practicable 10 either
partner. or to Mrs,r-. PfN>NBh,hEN PtrFh
BROTHERS, who are authorized To- use the name %
tho hrm IN settlement.
JOHN PERRY.
Irlu IL IAnn pENNNRAIkIE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

Rev. Aquilla A. Reese. of the Baltimore
Conference, NJ. f. church, received the degree
ofD. D., from the n York University or
Wednesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
Railroad Disasters.

The following list includes all the most
s.ri,us accidents which have betallcn rnil-
way trains within the last six months:
Killed Injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

The accounts from the North West repre-
sent the crops as good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
''iH ~ ,.,.,
July lst, 1893. }. :. PENNlBAIkLE.

COR PARTNERSHIP We, the undcr-lgn,L
" have this day associated Dur-"lyc- under ur
name and style Of PENNYBACKER s PERkY
BROTHERS, for the purpose Of conducting
GENERAL COMMISSION AND GROCEKl
BUSINESS, upon the CASH SYSTEM, and have
taken the house lately occupied by Mcssrs. Pens
& Pennybacker, No. Il kING STREET., where -
will keep on hand general assortment oi prime
GROCERIES. Also, FISH, SALT, PLASTER
aud other artlclc- suited - the wants Of Fame.
and Mill owuci-. j. = PENNYBAtkEk
WILLIAM PERRY.
JOSEPH PERRY.
Alexandria va iy lin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

The Salem Register has an enumeration OF
many of the public works in this country,
worthy Of being compared with, if they d"
not exceed, any similar structures IN Eu-
rope; such as aqueducts. bridges, tunnels,
&c From this list is excluded all mention
of the Aqueduct of the Alexandria Canal,
over the Potomac river, which. for strength,
solidity, the difficulties encountered in its
construction, &C., deserves always to be
classed among the greatest works Of the
kind anywhere to be seen. The first eng-
neers in the world have spoken in terms Of
admiration of this splendid work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

FIRES FOR SIX MONTHS. The following
statement shows the total losses which have
resulted from fires occurring within the | M
ted States since the first of January Last, eX-
elusive of losses less than ten thousand dol
lurs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

TIE MOVEMENT CrRE.-A new system OF
medical practice is lately beng advocated.
Ii il called the movement cure. AMI rnu-
sists of gentle bodily exercise by til" patient.
in manner calculated to bring into use the
dormant muscles, or parts Of the body atflr-
ted with disease. \ correspondent from
Derby. Conn, writes to II New York paper
that DIR. Taylor, of the Cooper institute, m
New York city, entirely cured himself "tasc
we're attack of paralysis. The cure was eli
fected by regular exercise. in four months
timc-the patient having previously been
confined to his bed, and pronounced incura-
bic by other doctors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
ALEXANDRIA,:
SATURDAY MORNING. JULY ,. 1859

The paragraph which we copied yesterday
from the Tenth Legion, relative to the cheer
ing prospects of the crops in Shenandoah and
Rockingham counties, is very gratifying IN
view of general interests; and, IN connection
with the interests of the Manassas Gap Rail
Road. through which channel we hope To see
the greater portion of this large amount of
agricultural produce reach our market
benetiting thereby the farmers. the road, our
merchants, and our city. The Manassas
Gap Road has had to labor for seveial years
past under the disadvantage Of short crops
in the country through which 1t runs. We
are glad tina; there is now to be an album
dance instead of scarcity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
THOMAS q. II IU'. =. 7. I ~ I'd .
PEYT0N ARCHER

THOMAS u. fth io' y. y. AH' ~ 70
PEYT0N ARCHER,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, i}s CARY -
~ RIcHMoSB, NIHOINih. devote their entire utt,u
ton to the sale Of TOBiCCO, HUEAI ELOt T.
and other COINTRY PRODICE, md TO- II,
purchase Of SUPPLIES for their Country customer
-REFtE 10
john o. Lane, esq, RaPD'|'""oct, Va.
Ah-,lom Jordan, go,
Rev. ". L. Leuycl,
Monroe Kelley, esq,
Powhatun Rohert-Dn, esd, C"ipep"r, ga.
X. ". bowman. ED, t""1a''r, 30.
Richmond ir --eOly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

The New York Tribune says, that $50 far
as the United States are concerned, 1t Is I'M
possible to speak of the policy of Lord Derby
and his colleagues, in any terms but those Of
unqualified praise" Beyond amy Of their
predecessors they have showed earnest good
will and cordial respect for this republic.
Their frank and handsome concession on
the right of search and their perSeverlng ct
forts to adjust the Central American dift-
eulty in the same generous and friendly spir-
it, cannot be forgotten on this side Of the At
lantic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02
I. NORBERT CAULFIELp. Prof OF MUsl.

AT GEORGET0WN COLLEGE, b. g.,
DEGS to inform the inhabitants of Salem, "
ID and vicinity. that he proposes giving r"u,,'
Of instructions in VOCAL AND INSTR VIZ
TAI MUSIC, aud particularly request al ".
would avail! themselves of this opportunity. {" n.
ply Immediately a, Maddox Hotel. whrT" v.
Caul6ed can be seen each day between the h.".
Of II, and 5 o'clock, p. VI. Terms in ajvanre.
Salem, Va. jc 29-eolw
E0R SALE.-.A COED Riding lokSh
j. years old, works well in single or double hi.
ness. JOHN II. BRENT, 20 hing 'irs'I
je 28-3t
MATCHES.-It you Wauta Match that l. 10
WI try Howarl's Blue. 200 groce Shabe-'
Matches, " cents by the case by ,..y.
jyl HERRING ENAA"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

We mentioned yesterday the loss of the
steamship Argo, from New York for Gal
way, which ran ashore in a fog near IRE
passy Bay, N.F. A great portion Of the
luggage and cargo is inevitably lost. The
passengers are all saved. The affair is look
ed upon as the result Of sad acknowledgement,
and there is undoubtedly much to censure.
There are two hundred passengers, nearly
one hundred women, and about thirty infants
in the arms. A great many are left destl-
tute. The crew and officers behaved well.
Aid from ST. Johns was fortunately very
prompt. Four lunatic women were put on
board in New York, about whom no one
knew ANYTHING
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-07-02

Vedeno, the strong hold Of the famous Cir
cassian chief Schamyl, who has so long de-
fed the power of Russia, has, it is said, at
length, been captured, after great exertions.
All Chechna was taken with Eedeno: thou
sands of its inhabitants have given i'll their
adhesion to the Russian government. and
they are still coming in. The religious
superstition which was Schamyrs chief
strength with the people, appears to have
been broken by the capture OF his strong
hold, which was, indeed, the Mecca of the
prophet chieftain. His power is broken
with his people. IIencelurward he and his
Murids must lurk in the mountains.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-12


witheu. ehsngs in snpsoymsst er DfHr. n1neyaI
10 good medicine xhn ptopa9y tssS, bH wAss
oonpoundef In Pill for universal us1, Il dn1gsys
instead Of tenehting the patient. hstrfskb %
gar Costsd Pills have ncvR ban kAowH 70 psedues
Therefore, persons In Wsnt Of Family Pill, pleas.
ant 10 take, eeetain - cure aHe ugec By mi1ieo0
will certainly lock fef 10 etn@. Ihese pills 10
covered with . coating o. pdfe white mgsrs -
:.;.s Of s = .s s. r. ~ g 81;
Is CENTS, 5 boxes, ~.
HArriekss 1fA strengthening Plas
These renowned r asters cure pains, weakness
.nd di.tfss: r. tis sask siass s.d hs:s.t: r. ~
that the Proprietor wusSaats thsM. SPREAD ffsW
resins, BAlsams and gums. On ksaatiful Kt& katAw
rresdsss them peculiarly adapsea 10 the usDtg -
Females and ethsrs. Zach PsAstee Will voas ffen
'uu 4 'a and ssiss. irsar,nsiy .ssc c.. -
an other remedies failed. Fun 1ireet)ouswil1 -
koand on the bask Of Zach. Public spsskess, w.
salists, ministers Of the Gospel and etAs1 win
strengthss theis longs and improve their veiees.
= x;s,ias then o. the breast PRICE = -
DR.. Castross Magno lsa CasaFSH Snuss
Has obtsind On snvibIs fspstatiqA II the eus
Of Catarrh, Loss of v0ise, Dsefnes6, Watery NJ
II tanned Eyss, and those disasrss.sse neissss n,
ssps'ing the whississ q steam, distsst vssE
falls, etc.; purely vegetable. comes with fall Il.
reotions, and dslis hss al that nee ~ . sssss.s
snuf II cannot b equalisd. BOADS. 3 0YgA
~ The above articles IRE sold - 81 ,0oO. sesatA
taroa1h Tie United States, Cssa ID and SoaGS
America at wholesale by al large Dfsegiib !,
the principal cities.
PpAcTlcAL Cnsnlsse, Albany, Nh
! Sold At Nuscatias. DsyenPors snd Rock IslasA
By all Druggists, and By dealers sy.rywhsrs:
Dick PALMER.
septl. dawl Travelling Aaens.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-12
DR. BAsrEnLYss

iodine ; and 8aSsapo131a
Tsls Mslisias win pssnansatly ere ~ 6issas-
asisias irsa - inpsss state 4 sAs s,ssAs =
CHER Asids Of ~ systsn. Wis:
easeula. Otstiaass On Sssss. -1iasls - ~
ysss, B,eaeAsa Bells. CArssis ssss lvsa, Htss-
vsen q Tsttsr. SsalA HsaA. 1alG .AAeAos Co.
sses, 0sisrs, Waite owslHass, Jsse essss'
RI =. nsysipslas, swslliag ee The 0aaa6A la'as
Il sAs Beass and Jeiats, ~ chrsaie Aeaasss,
aal Diseases asising frea tAs ~ - Masasy
ana OalssAAl.
sssA p>usrfsl suRn1ivs propistiss ass anhinsa
in n. 1astseisys Isdias asd SsssspaElllss sAss
~ lengssl Standing - wesst sasss = eaaeass
ars thssoagAly sass4 b it-eaeee ~ - sssass-
"a every knswn remedy sd bssa sivea - b ~
nese d,stiaeuished physisisas . esaefnsd ~
Ser Liver Couplains and Dyspspsis u b = -
islIibls remedy. It win suss Ca osie - Iaesa-
maAcsy Rhsumatisuf, no matter bow 49, s1sea-
{ vliy usad. II will cure every fosa u nsseas
Disease. and streag thsn and restore ~ syssD ~
,ssfse. health and vigor. II positive euss f.
Rsusls Complaints, sssh - lrregnlasitiss sf ~
Meashly Periods. Bsrreusss, Il. .Is fsnn'ss
approaehing that critical psrisd 4 Me-sassa-
ton u the msnsss-it . invaluable.
Lsdies whs admire clear, bsassifuls Vito dsia
add q rosy cheek, should NE Dr.. Easseslys SsGas
and Eassapasills. Il will remove Rinpso 6s0
The faes, blotchss, and al rosGhaen II ~ sein,
and give far Aud beautiful oomplaxios.
v h win cuss Bsopsy, Gravel, Aiassss eesAs xaes
neys, Blsddsss and Urinary Organs. n ~ -
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-12
FOR SALE.

A FARM Containing $50 acres Of choice land,
"A eisuated shout miles from Muscatine-1G0
acres are fsased and under high state Of oaltiva-
tisa, ssd 20 asra OF good timber. The inprovs-
msnl b consist 1t stone dwelling house, II stosie.
high, (vitA the 1asst spring Of running water in
this part Of the STATE 81 the door, spTil1 Mouse
aud other -bsildinss. The above farm y worthy
Of attentien By purchasers, - It 10 we'll adapted
for cultivation and unequsllsd for stock pufpssss.
Win be seld whole in part ct Reasonable price.
Fer further information apply to 3D.. RAGS.
DALE, o. tAs Dsemisss, q to JACOB ERB, ct 3. g.
Sedlnis lumber once.
MuscatinS, Aug. 8, 18S9-dswSm