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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-14

METALLIC TABLET RAZOR STRoP.-Thls iuim-
itah article by chained o. the sol }. ;.
sAUNDrEs No Asto House and ofthe yaTcs agent, through
49, 10.
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Few need r. fail nj success or 10 he unhappy n
t,y woud lam her ts,u.s poprr paticn aud thr
fcfs of character zh, by PHGUNoLoGicAs ENsNAA-
Tios at FOWLER 4 NELLs's, No SIS Broadway.
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STRAWBERRY FFsTWALs.-Durng the present week,
straw b. nv fcstivss will Be- given by ladies the Trinity
Epscopa Church. York street Wlyntsrret Reformed Duc
Church and tie Presbyterian Church Of jersey cry
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CHARGE REsIGNED.-The Rev. James j. Bowden,
who for the rs.- Ten years # s. Mathews
Csush 81 J,r cry preached his isrewei sermon on Sunday
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Tur Dr,oEprELY EousE Ci,r,.-The persons a.
rested IL the diso.ierly houses IN Howard street on
Sunday night, a. reported in Tn IAHrzt' were
taken before Justice Brennan yesterday. The pro-
petors Of the places were held to bal to snsEeT al
the Court Of Special Sessions. Tie wonen OF wnom
between ~ and 20 were arrested, were detained N
Essex Market Prison, their counsel, Chas' ;. spen-
cer demanding AZ examination OF the charges az Aio''
them.
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AEFFsr Oh TIL THIEF.-A boy. giving his name
o. VIM Jones. arrested and committed by Justice BedfoT
in Jersey CIV charged with entering the Of Mrs bfY
an s,elr he : from the ill., Tie money not
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BROOKL YW LIEKS.

The new church ed6ee Of It Mays, Brooklyn,
situated Classon avenue near Myrtle. of which the
Rev Daniel Y. NJ. johnson Is Rector. j. just com
pleted. and will be opened for divine service on Trn-
iiy sunday the 18th Inst, at Ol clock a. IN. The
seats IN this will be- as they always have been in the
old church, free. The building, which Is Of Bellyille
stone will seat about S.0O0 and together with the
ground. cost about 81, 600. The church will not be
consecrated until the floating debt is paid, which the
congregation hope TO do in short time. The parish
/. now in prosperous condition.
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RESCUED PROM DROwNiNG.-.Iames Pinton, while
intoxicated c into the . Yesterday the basin, aud
with dhruty rescued rom downing
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AfTcr-s-,l-1
BR,Dy'S GALLERIES,

PH0T0csAPHs.
ANssoTYFEs sND psGSEREFo-FPr.
Ne Shs s'i 64s Broadway, Nsv-Io-E Al No. .. feni
syv.aesy., Wsshag,rr, II. C.
Pses ot a. ?iora copied u eyeEy s,Je Of the A.;
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A CHILD SUTFoctTED.-Coroner GamoS ~ rr 30
-, :, M - yardewaisr .,r-rs. on Dr. DO ~ -
NtkiE,ry Child /. no.;ss old wss s~d - sa' ''''-S
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SuPrErssiSs SrSDAl LrQUoR SELLING. 49, Cap.
Cameron Of the seventh Precinct closed all the liquor
houses in his Ward that were violating the SUNDAY
ordinance. One in jackson street refused :"
obey. was arrested and held by Justice Steers Tor
800 The captain think, thst ii other captains would
be equally Jealous they would close all tie house, in
the city.
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Tyfilu.rp RowoIIs.-Thr'- lads. raued Janr'
HARDING. C,ari., Buckant ard John Foc,. were
arrested yesterday fr throwing sore- a. one o. Tie
Eisbth-avenue ears. breaking the windows an IL
iurin- the pa,-sns, r-. justice connoi! committed
tb4m for t-ia,. Il Is gu'te tine thst -ome ~ ~"
vour- r,rl;.. testing he >xth and Eight avenues
~, ,,ur.sh!. Continual complaint : mai Of theif
assault, upou passing vehicles. All We have Witnessed
srverrl aflars o. thc kind.
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We are requested To stale that the Use of the uane
Of Ms. J. W. Aexanlcr ia our advertising columns
in connsction win an opera 10 b. performed in tins
city IN Tuesday night, tie ih inst was unau;hor-
lied. having been made without TINT lsfy's Enowl'
edge.
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IypyprSDrycr D,Y.-The Joint Committees "i the
Aldermen and Councilmen met yesterday afternoon IN
The City Library. The following were announced Dy
the Chairman, NJ. Peek, a the >ub-Comniitees; on
Fireworks, Messrs. McCsry, Bulteel and Genet On
Music. Messrs. Bulteel Lyons ard Genet; on siend',
SC. Mes.rs Allen Brady and Tuomey' on Commu-
pics;ions. Messrs. Lent, Bulteel and Brady. Two
companies of the Veteran Corps of 1872 sent in COM
nruications requesting the customary donation to a.
sis, them in making suitable appearing az the ee-
eb-ation. Another communication was received from
the Empire Rowing Club, asking for donation TO be
given away a. prizes in rowing mat b, To take pliee
on the TN 81 July on the bay. Tn communications
werc referred to the Committee on tia; subject
The Joint Committee then adjourned a. 7 llrs'lsy
next.
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SUPERIOR COURT - GENERAL TgRN-JUSE l3-Before
Justices BoswokTH, Si0ssON. MoNoKITF end HOFFNsS.
Lowell Holbr0ok Richard ". Trundy.
This action. tried before Justice BoSw0rth,
wherein the Jury rendered verdict fnr the defendant II
boug prom under subscription 10 the
Ada, Mutual Insurance Company Painuh, after judgment
trial the ground of discovered evi
dence which motion denied Special Term, aud plaintiff
srpaled the General Term, wbh appeal to De
heard The only point before the Court whether
the Court bad power te motion made alter Judgment
Of proceeding having been obtained Tn" Court held
had the relief notion although
IT, seemed clear and affirmed the order below expressly
on thi. ground
Iuu. b. Pomeroy and Bnttou and Fly or plaintiff; Gaber
Deem for de PENDANT.
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SUPREME OrRT-ca,NrERs-IUsE iS-Before Justice
kOoskvELT.
Horace n. Day S,ephen " Allen
This motion made by the defendant 10 Vacate
attach Heut the ground that che defendant VA,
ri. state NJ thr te the warrant The
yoyod nice questions OF Aw and Of fact Tie motion de
Henry Lspaash Lis Benton for ihe motion, ". J.
DIVORCE CASE.
Emelne Clements sg- Abraham q. Clements
This j. the case in which the plaintiff applied for
.nouy neudng hrr SUP s.aust her hus and ior limited d.
1rce The sfidayif- disclosed ts the parties
ds which time would appear that their eonHuba eNsee-
anything .ut hsppy
husband iu tur alleged ths frfy
her tongue, sLa brat b.n with her hsts.
Tie JUdg Ia happy rFiewed the aeg ations made
~ tie unhappy couple sud denied the notion r aniony
DECISIONS.
riah VI. Lee e. al AFT. George Ssleck, implesded.
The defendants hsyr regularly and IN gooi fh appealed from
the Judgment sgainst them, and Given the security required IN
ear. the application dischiIss the en. ought o..
20 10 granted. Motion denied
In re- the application OF Charles f.. Smith It aL.-Or
der 4 reiero % j. b. lie lry esd b. taA- pools 10 aiS1o
. e sfdays presented End % report BIZ opinion thrron
Robert ID. Dwyer agi james l.. Smith 81 Aldo
ton or defsudsn. deued, with liberty h
proper e 20 tie deieudlts and On more spce an ia' "
~ The proofs q. rial
Th@nas 4. Palmer agt. Elisha Smedley ct al.-Or-
sefi rfa f .euf Sf - BE- .-rcksn out as snp~r34ou.
dsfno I'D esrtln IL tn PARTICULAR inSi ed b is notice. u
ten days
Jordon Mott q, a. ag,. Garret II. Striker et sl-Or-
lE Of TerFsuee CHas SsI es, 70 inquire into tSs fse's
Chare. Bunrall, r.. at. Benz amin Rathburn et n.
--OEdsr - show csu.- sraEt-d.
Bernard Y. Clarke act. Anne tlarke-RepOrt con-
=, -. I'D Of is. Iff.r rsrrec
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-ranL rrRs-JeAs

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TEitL IERH-JCsE 10
Before judge HILToy
rtFF LIQUOR CAsFs--MORE yERDICrs FORTHE PEOPLE.
Tie Pope, &C., AT. hsls.
This j. another one Il The suits D. recover penalty
q Hrs .pidt10. iquors %. Sibbaa. TIE Jury
end y-rsi-. flr lie plaintiffs TOR the amount aiIe.
Mr. Hiex-Jn fr The fcosles james NJ SANTA -of m de-
~ DC zee. IL hsse s.s Erea. degree a. iaere.,
sroug Las. Of --s I'D LIE Corr rom . crowded
osily duIiDs tie triz.. 81 - easss.
during tie day, three against " IN. HOckber-
ra or ssains Danie Hsay resasd yeris fr % pia
IE IN u H. kbefK question was rase a. - ne
us Qualities OF lager o1. H s2pans u @TBlercc
"a, t- leieldint 81 ~ naprs ~ point lnounrd = n flr
, bu, gives eo1as ~ s,usr q eEeep,inE 40 ffo-
GENER4L TERx-JrNz I2-Bej3r- Jn4se.
DAILY. BEADT sld HIAgoS.
OPrSfOy-.
HurnS. J-Pelrner egt MosIsr.-This act on was
eollneva ~ ou-resiceu PAINTS. by 5ns simmons anl
Elsu- t1c sscln-T required b. t@ a.. relative = TIE
D.- tgTt. April, adj A. toe nal upl tl7s-
sppsg s<sk aest sskee TIA; ~ atoa % daa'sed
iSrc A. -. a. vhich ta- Justi.e re1ls>c-
We bod error sd --rOf- rsgers tn ndgner
TAs rcsDnlsEt io- sgs p tn CQUr " ~
ss -hst nay have tecor 1rol lis ',ion reviewed
We hss- sE-sy p-rn,ed cis i-'o'as t1s pfees 2'in
b -sks- % nat Co1r- D question . asy q
rrs-ce fc-s Cots under h provisions u m a.; fe'sEr
nsosisz u-s - seon, sa III TIA. posft Il
sz B. ssa . ass 1ly os1--i Hsat u AIRY ~
do -sl cBposd nuy eas % N " oec' "a M couft
u APrsl- -.
ser M. r.asou H. application rsfls-d. Motion denied.
Cs1kla ssi. stan.sE.
BRADY 1.-The only pruci made N the Court below
Tat plaintiff had Do clerk o. eoosAespr and tA pr
IS S.it. h hin had With him By lie ooks TSefe
- evidence slaef tls dsend1nt dezt sita him or " the
devfrv anT u articles nsurd In The bill q euis
Tie Coart. have required IN SIMILAR thar tsndzDn
b. aid f'r The i7uotceon a tnis Alnd "A esh1-r-
sss sS.s., Il PO has ;As Pstaz Tad 10 serk thai gss
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29
JOY AND GLADNESS
HAVE BEEN DROUGHT
% MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES

TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,
CINCEthe introduction of the world-renowned
y medicine, DR.. MANN's AGUE BALsAN, in the
western country, aud especially the past season-it
has brought health and happiness into more fam-
lies than any remedy upon record. The question
would naturally arise, why is this? Because it
does in all cases. in the shortest time arrest ohl,
fever and ague, in its worst forn and in all cases
performs speedp sure. Persons residing in ma
larous districts using this Basau occasionally du-
ring the sickly season, need have no fears of an
attach of ague. 1t is therefore highly recommen-
ded as a sure preventive, if used in small doses
daily during that particular time when this class
of diseases prevail. For want of space can only
offer few Of the many evidences in its favor.
BgcYRUs, OHIO, Feb. s5th, 1858.
are at loss to find language sufficient to portray
to the public the great esteem in which your cele
brated Ague Balsam is held in this community
The fact is it fails to ague in its worst
ROLOBERT l. TAILOR, Druggists.
CoR1NrH, MISS, Dot. goth, 1858.
MESsRs. S. K. MANN Co.-Gents: Having
procured supply of your Ague Balsam. and test
ing it thoroughly in many severe cases of long
1t anding, where all the popular rem .dies of the
day had fai led, found in all cases, your Balsam
effected safe and speedy cure. It sjust the med
icine we want here In the South. Respectfully,
yours, JOEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
New YORK, Feb. 22d, 1858.
MEsSRS X. MANN & CO-Gents: have
at our house in st. Louis, sold your Ague Balsam
some three years, and have carefully observed ito
effects and must in candor say, do not believe 1t
has an equal in the history of medicine for, to
ny personal knowledge, it cures permanently every
case and have known 1t used after all other rem
sdies have failed, with the same happy results. I
have no hesitation in pronouncing it the greatest
discovery ever ado in inter mittent remedies, and
= perfect triumph over chills, fever and sgus.
Respectfully, PROF. o. J. WOOD.
K. MANN i CO., Proprietors,
Gallon, Ohio.
Sold BY all good druggists,
sep4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29
THE MARKETS.

New YORK, April q.
Flour 5(0lOc better, with sales at S., 900
$6,4O for common to good extra western.
Wheat dull-red ST. As, white $l,72. Corn
$4,000. Oats 56@65c. Mess pork $780,
42@$l7.
ST.. LOUIS, April Is.
Flour, wheat and corn steady and firm
Limited inquiry for provisions. Flour
fine 1875, superfne $3.50. Wheat-infe-
rior spring $1@S1, is, club $1,20, fall ST.
151$1,35 Corn 1000. Oats 60@65c.
Barley 95c. Hungarian grass seed 81 500
1870. Mess pork $3.50. Lard 9391lc.
Dry hides 1Sc. Sugar 6s@6ac. Rio coffee
l2c. Cattle ranging from 649llac net.
CHICAGO, April 26.
Flour quiet with downward tendency.
Sales of choice white winter at Sc, so, spring
extra 1925. Wheat advanced 1c. About
1900 bushels changed hands at 81 ,274@
l,29 for No. red; $l,1401,15 for No. 2
red; 92@924c for standard spring, and.. 8lc
for No. spring-market closing fra1.-
Corn 64@67c. Oats 35148c. Rye 600
93c. Potatoes-mixed Csc, choice S0@S2c.
Hungarian grass seed $l,9o@$2, Glover
$4,250$4,5O, Timothy $l,S0@S1, 85. Mess
pork $l6.25@Sl6,50. Lard lOac Dry flint
hides l80l8lc. Choice roll butter 2O022e.
Fresh eggs 10c per doz.
Lice Stock. Choice fat beeves $685.
Is gross, ordinary $4,5o@s5. Fat hogs
$5@$5,50. The market for all kinds of
stock is active; the supply is not more than
half equal to the demand. Good cattle
have advanced at least to.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29
MORTGAGE SALE.

Muscatine County,{ No.
To Absalom Fisher, AMI all others whom it may
concern
VoU are hereby notified, that whereas, you,
l. the said Absalom Fisher, did, on the first day
of April, A. ID. 1858. execute and deliver yonr
tain promssory note Of that date to Eliza Unger for
the of seven hundred dollars, payable one year
thereafter with interest at the rate of ten per cent
per annum. which said note is secured by mortgage
executed by you the I'd day of April, A. D.
1885, and recorded in the Office Of the county Re-
corder of Muscatne county, in book D Of chattels,
pages 24S and 249, upon the following property,
to-wt: The steamer "Decalion,' her appendages,
tackle and furniture, the said steamboat being the
same therein described as the ferry boat running
from the city of Muscatine in the county azores
said to the opposite shore in the State of Illinois
and, whereas, default has been made in the pay.
ment of said note and the whole amount thereof
with principal and interest is due and pay able.
Now, therefore, for the purpose Of satisfying
said Indebtedness, to-wit The sum Of $4,000,
you are hereby notified that by direction of said
Eliza Unger, and in accordance with the provisions
of law, will, on the fourth day Of May, A. D.
1859, at the court house door in the city Of Mus
catine aforesaid, between the hours Of nino O'Clock
in the forenoon and four O'Clock n the afternoon
of said day expose to sale the aforesaid st eamboa,
her appendages, tackle and furniture, to the high
est bidder for cash, to satisfy said note with the
interest there and the costs of this proceeding.
VIM. GORDON,
Sheriff Muscatine County.
Museatine, April 4th, 1S59-w4w-prs fee s..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29
II TAKE THEM AND LIVE,
ewNeslect them and Die

HERRIcK's SUGAR COATED
PILLS, AND KID STRENGTH
CHING PLAsTER.-These I'M
surpassed remedies have, BY
the oom mon consent of man
kind, been placed at the head
Of all similar preparations.
Herrick 8 Vegetable Pills, in
universal goodness, safety
and certainty in the cure Of
the variG s diseases of man,
excel all Others, and their
sale unquestionably is treble
that of all other kinds. In
fall doses they are active
Cathartic, in smaller doses
Tonic, and cleansing in al
Bilious Complaints, Sick
Headache, Liver Diseases,
Kidney Derang 0 m e nts,
Stomach Disorders, and Skin
A Elections, they cure as if BY
MAGIC. These pills are pure
~ VEGETABLE, can be taken
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29
LUMBER LUMBER.

XX7Ehave for sale at 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. !. 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, Lath
Sash, Doors; Pickets and Palings, together with
auy quantity of Dressed Siding, Flooring and
boards of any dimensions ever called form this
market. All We have TO say to interested parties
H. that we can furnish any kind of bill at prices
which are guaranteed to be lower than can be OBJ
tainod in this city. Call and see.
HATCH FULLERTON,
Mvscatine, Dec. 24th, lS5S.-w1m.
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The river continues about at stand at this place.
but is reported falling above. 1t lacks but foot
or two being as high as at any time last year.
LAKE PEpIS, on the Upper Mississippi, has an
average width of mile and a-half, and is deep
enough to float the largest vessels.
AUNT LErrY.-This steamer still lies in the same
condition in which she sunk at the Rock Island
bridge. 1t is thought she cannot be raised until
he water falls in the river.
A CALL1opr--The elegant Northern Line steamer
Denmark, Capt Gray, announced her arrival at our
levee, Tuesday BY tune on the caope, or ''steam
pianer" She is the first regular boat in these
waters to introduce the calliope as substitute for
the steam whistle We are decidedly in favor of
the change.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER CEDAR RAr1Ds.-We
learn from the Cedar Rapids Times that the steamer
Cedar Rapids, which left that place week before
last for st. Louis met with an accident at the ferry
about one mile above Wapello, on the 14th inst
We understand that the boat whistlcd for the ferry
men to lower their rope, and supposed they were
doing so, as they were seen on the bank. When
too late, however, it was discovered that the line
was not being lowered, and an attempt was made to
back the boat. A high wind blowing down stream
and strong current rendered it impossible to
check the speed in time, and the ferry-rope swept
the upper deck clean. Both the pilots had a mar
row escape from being crushed to death by the
smoke stacks one of which fell directly upon the
pilot house and shivered it into fragments. The
boat lay to, repaired damages as far as possible,
and proceeded on her way to ST. Louis, where she
arrived on Sunday last.
LAKE PEpIN OPEN ArLAsr Boat Sunk and -Four
Lires Zost.-We learn from the officers ofthe steam
err Gen. Pike, which arrived from above Monday,
that the ice in Lake Pepin broke up on Wednes
day, Goth, The Key City, of the Galena and St.
Paul packet line, was the first boat to reach st.
Paul from below the Lake The Gen. Pike was the
first boat direct from St. Louis. There was great
rejoicing among the inhabitants of st. Paul on the
occasion, and an immense and enthusiastic throng
on the wharf greeted the first boats through the
Lake.
We are panied to add that the steamer Eoian,
while attempting to go through the lake on Thurs
day. was crushed by cakes of ice driven against her
by the wind and sunk. Four of her passengers
were drowned The remainder, with the crew,
saved themselves by getting on the ice, from which
they were rescued by boat only short distance
behind the Eolian. The Eolan is total loss, as
she sunk where the water is about 80 feet deep
She was an old stern-wheeler, of no great value.
Probably if she had been seaworthy the accident
and loss of life would not have occurred.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29
DIR. EASTERLE'S
Never and AGuc Aillc1

This medicine will cure Fever and Ague, Chills and
Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remittent
Fever, and every form of Fever incident to tho
West.
Among all the csie Grated remedies for Ague
and Fever, first and foremost in rank stands
DR.. 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 msst delicate constitution
or tender infant Try it, ye afflicted.
&s- Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles fer S..
Ns-Prepared by DR.. Easterly, corner of Third
and Chestnut Streets st Louis, Mo-, sole proprie-
tor.
old by J. B. Dougherty, Muscatine, and by
Druggists generally.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29


without change in employment or DIET. MERCURY
is q good medicine when properly USED, but when
compounded in Pill fof universal Use, 1t destroys
instead of henefting the patient. Herrick's Su
sore mouth and aching joints, have some others.
Therefore, persons in want of Family Pill, pleas
ant to take, certain to cure, and usec by Million,
will certainly look for no other. These pills are
covered with coating of pure white sugar, no
taste of medicine about them, hut are as easily
taken as bits of confectionery. FAMILY BOXES
IS CENTS, BOXES, 81.
Herrick's Kid strengthening Plas
tiers.
These renowned P asters cure pains, wsakr en
and distress, in the back sides and breast, in i've
hours. Indeed, so certain are they to do this
that the Proprietor warrants them. Spread from
resins, balsams and gums, on beautiful Kid leather
rend ers them peculiarly adapted to the wants Of
Females and others. Each Plaster will wear from
one to four months, and in rheumatic complaints,
sprains and bruises frequently effect cures, whilst
all other remedies failed. Full directions will he
found on the back of each. Public speakers, vo-
calists, ministers of the Gospel and others, will
strengthen theil lungs and improve their veices.
by wearing them on the breast. PRICE 1S 81
CENTS.
Dr. Castle's Magnolia Catarrh Snuff
Has obtaind an env ible reputation a the cure
of Catarrh, Loss of Voice, Deafness, Watery and
Indaned Eyes, and those disagreeable nosss, 70
sembling the whiszing of steam, distant water
falls, etc.; purely vegetable, comes with full Il
rections and delights all that use it; as sneexnt
snuff it cannot be equalIed. BOXES. Is CENTS.
taroug heut the United States, Canadas and South
America at Wholesale by all large Dru ggists II
HERR1CK BROTHER,
PRACTICAL CHEMISTS, Albany, N. 7.
Sold at Muscatire, Davenport and Rock Islsud
by all Druggists, and by dealers everywhere.
DICK PALMER,
sept1 daw1 Travelling Agent.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-29
DIR. BAKERS SPECIFIC.

This is safe and certain Cure for Gonorhma,
Structure, Seminal Weakness, Chorlae, Diseases
of the Kidreys and Bladder, and all Diseases of
the Genital Organs.
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Ms~ Price 81 so per bottle.
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tor.
Sold by J. B. Dougherty, druggist, M""-~srne,
and by druggists generany.