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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-28

nA- Che Yiueennes Gazette says that
Lola Montez will lecture there some time
this week We presume she will be here.
The Gazette says that the Hon, Carl
Schurz will soon lecture there, and that Hon.
Caleb B. Smith will deliver a political
speech there at an early day-probably next
Thursday.
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PATTERSON, N. J., Feb. 27.-Judge Dickin-
son Of the United States District Court of
New Jersey, granted to-day an injunction,
at the suit of Chas. Goodyear and the New
York Beltingan Packing Company restrain
ing Dunbar and JUSTIN of Trenton from
making billiard strips, car springs, and
other articles of India Rubber, in violation
of the patent of Geo. Goodyear.
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NOTICE TO CONTRA CToRS. =
DROPOs.aEs WIZ BE RECsTD-

Il ed by the Common Council of the city of Ey-
ansville, until Saturday, March Sd, lSGO, for fur
nishing the materials and erecting q roof over the
vegetable market on Fourth street, to extend from
the ket house TO the hay scales. The roof to BE-
upon the plan of the roof of the market house, SUN
ported by brick columns and wooden posts, sfnltr
TO those at said market house, and at Similar dis
tances apart All materials used must be the best
of their kinds, and bidders will state the kind of
timber and shingles which they propose toIise. N
bids should be full and explicit, but need not n-
clude paving, curbing, stands stalls. rt .at
Clerks Office, Feb. ., 1860. p. BURKE
ft4b23 st. Clerk.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

For RENT.-The well-ftted up, and CEN
tralIy located Business House, now occupied
by II. o, Babcock, No. Is, Main street.
Possession given March 1st 1860. For
particulars enquire ofCoNvERsE CLEMENTS at
Jewell, Newberry Co.'s. feb22-lwd
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NUMBER las.
fFlf Ff tFF
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
REMOVALS

WM. N. DUNCAN. -.E A. COOKE.
EW/@yM. M. DU.N-C.9sV = H.ERX' RE-
~ spectfully informs the public that he has
removed from his old stand Water street, to the
building formerly occupied by Archer Il Maekey,
No 5, Main street, and has made a change in his
firm, the style of which will hereafter be Duncan
& Cooke - ~
We will keep constantly on hand "A arse and
well selected stock of foreign and domestic dry
goods, which we will sell at reasonable and uni-
form prices. Hoping to have a continuance of the
patronage of the old house, and to merit q large
accession of new customers, We remain
......-f Yeurs, respectfully r-rE
feb24 I'm DUNCAN Il COOKE.
TValIrSh hofla 1ro1 r.ar
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Communicated

---1.E ~ . IIOHIFHH"totIleu'
JOHN MIToHELL, like an eel in the mud,
ia now in his element, with his insurrection-
AIRY spirit in France, adding fuel to the ere.
Should a war take place between France and
England, which he is endeavoring to incite,
and he be made prisoner by the English,
they'll cure him of the BIGHRAD. E.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 81, A. M.--The Herald
correspondent states that Mr.. Wyke, the
British Minister to Central America has ne
gotiated treaty with Nicaragua, by which
the Mosqnito Protectorate is totally aban-
doned to Nicaragua, STIMULATING for its NOM
inal sovereign an annual subsidy of $4,000
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RaItinnnra market.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 27.-Flour quiet and
Wheat active; red 80; white 4o(91 So.
Corn active and firm at 69@7l. Pork
steady; mess ls 0O91s 25. Prime ad-
vanced 25c; sales at IA OO@l4 so. Whisky
dull at 244. -st- 1.,5
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Evansville WhOIesale Market.
Sales Reported to the Trade Exchange. e

FEBRUARY 81, 1860. g.
FLoUR.-5o bbls superfne, at $50; 40
bbls do, s 90; IL sacks do, 3 90 !; 81 bbls
fine, 8 40; 70 bbls extra, 6 O5@6 so. .
MoLAssRs.-IO bbfs N. o., 454.
GUNNY BAGs.-lO bales extra heavy, IA J.
WHrsKY.-25 bbls Magnolia, 2o3;S 26
bbls raw, 2O4. isl- .aI.., .4aas
CoRN.--60 bags, 60. i'aefi -t.f
HAMs-1OO0 lbs, 1l4-.-.- -e --u
SHOULDERS. 1000 lbs, 81.
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VOLUME XII.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

DAILY Paper
AS lnla1led -
BY the week payable to Carriers) ~
rri-Weekly '''-'--'- -, =
50 Clubs of IL or more--......-.-::. W.
NO The privilege of yearly advertisers Is limited
to their own immediate business iIitner own hn,
and an adyertisements fer the benefit of other
persons as we as legal advertisements and adVer-
tisements of auction saes and adYertisenei1s"l with
the name of other persons, sent IN by theih' nuns
be paid for at the usual rates.
ne No report, resolutions or proceedings oi any
corporation, society, association or pubic meeting
and no communication designed call attention to
an matter of limited of individual interest can De
inserted, unlesss paid for as am advertisement
v-a Contracts for yearly advertising Will not be
disc tinued unless order to that effect Is ieIt at
the Office, and whom discontinued IN less thaii
year, the price of the whole year will be enarse'
Ished at the expense of the attorneys orderhg at1
not eIayabIe for legal proceedings, but coiec'tse
At our usual time. fsf-
80 Our terms for Job Work and transient adVer-
tisemeuts are CASH
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T gs1T The New Orleans Pcayune remarks
that this country is nearer to war with
Mexico than anybody imagines. That paper
speaks as if such a war is possibility with
in short time.
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BgE- Professors e. v. WRIGHT and ]. w.
SMITH will be here ina few days to deliver
course of lectures on the Science of Human
Nature, Phrenologically considered. They
are now at Henderson.
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sG~ The Louisville Courier says that the
leading editor of the organ of Mr.. Douglas
in the West, the Cincinnati Enquirer, is n.
N. Reed, the late editor of the Cincinnati
Commercial Republican paper. .-s. SD.
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BE- Read our very interesting Rockport
correspondence We hope our friend-the
writer-may continue his very welcome
epistles. Se5
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ALL the Opposition journals in Maryland
but two have sustained Mr.. Winter Davis in
his vote for Mr. Pennington as Speaker.
The malcontents are not regarded is indexes
of public sentiment, neither is the Demo-
cratic Legislature who censured him.
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A LIrTLB AT Tins Pour water into
a vessel with narrow neck and but little
enters; pour gradually and in small quan-
titles, and the vessel IS filed" Such was
the simile employed by Quintilian to show
the folly of teaching children too much at a
time.
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BeS- The Opposition of Kentucky and
Tennessee held Conventions on the 22d. In
the former resolution was adopted express
sing preference for John J Crittenden for
President, and the latter for John Bell.
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CITIES on PARMA bill has been intro
duced into the State Senate of Minnesota, to
provide for throwing town sites and their
additions back into farm lands. The Min
nesotian calls this " bill for the encourage
ment of agriculture" 6f ~
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a rR.1crs 0R E.g.N.il ZOE s.qhR!

n a In Vanderburgh County iIndiana ON. easy
to the publie5 tracts of 40 acres each, stuate in
knight Township, tO-wit.: East y of s. W ar Of
section 81, township 6, range 10 west also, north
20 of S Q Or, and or of Q or of safas section.
Also, tracts of 40 each, in Perry Township,
to-wit.: The north east or of section No, ii, ~
township 6, range IL west, Containing I60 acres /;
also S o or of N Q or of section 2l, township q,
range IL also, e ar OF W ar OF same seeti9hi
township, and range. t.s
The above described land can be found withiif
two miles of the corpo alton OF the city of EYailE
vile, and can be purchased at Twenty-Five dollars
per acre, third cash, onethird iii one, and
third in two years. with interest from date on de-
ferred payments A goed deed will begiven, andsa
mortgage, taken to secure the purchase money. For
further particulars enquire of the undersigned, at
Mount Vernon, Indiana Z y p g . -4-tA'-s' ~
feb 23-2wd JOHN NJ. LOCKWOOD.
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New YoRK, Feb. 27.-Grace Seenin, do
mestic, on 10th street, on Saturday night,
burnt to death her illegitimate child. She
insists it was stilI-born. aes =.
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Previous to the announcement of result,
several votes were changed to Mr. Ford
The last contest was close and excited much
interest.
Mr.. Blake announced the death of Cyrus
Sphinx, of the 14th District of Ohio =
He pronounced an appropriate eulogy.
Messrs. Curtis and Sherman also paid
tributes of respect, and the customary reso-
lutions were passed, and the House ad-
journed. gtse... ........... .-.--..a...-...r
SBNATR.-Mr. Davis presented a memorial
of the Legislature of New Mexico, asking
for the organization of the Territory of Ari-
zona. Referred to the Committee on Ter
ritories. - .. q, r-.rs.
Mr.. Seward presented petitions praying
for pensions to soldiers of the war of 1912.
Mr.. Bingham presented petition in favor
of the Homestead Bill. ....--...-..-- ''''at
Mr.. Collamer introduced resolution that
the Committee on Post offices and Post roads
enquire into the expediency of having let
ters which may remain in any Post office
advertised for thirty days, returned to the
writer. Mr.. Collamer advocated the resolu-
tion as necessary to relieve the Dead Letter
Office of the immense amount of matter
thrown upon it. .-....e-..is-
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice of = bill to reduce
the rates now paid for public printing.
Mr.. Browns resolution was taken up
Mr.. Toombs spoke upon it.
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WAKSSOLUTXO.Ns or P.4RTJN-ssEe-
-AA SHIP.-The partnership OF Roser Brothers
& Co., has been this Gay dissolved, Mr.. Louis Frey
withdrawing his name by mutual consent = =
The business will be conducted hereafter under
the name and style of RCSER BROTHERS. All
claims against the old firm will be settled by the
latter, and all dues must be paid 20 the sa1ne.i fI
Evansville, Feb. 2lst, 1860 ..,f e. ,l .aft7
.5t- SAMUEL ROSER.
stfH SIMON R0SER. 4stfsa
an. e.7 Ill LOUIS FREY.3s 8sii
feb23 (Enuuirer and Volksbote copy). - ,s-
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NEW YoRK, Fob. 27-The Bank State
ment shows an increase OF loans, of $780,
OO8; increase of specie, 1882, 2,207; decrease
of circulation, $12l, 406; increase of depos-
its, S145, 727. .a.s5-. gs.-a-4
New York, Feb 27.-Rev Chaunc0y
Goodrich, Professor of Pastoral Theology at
Yale College died at his residence in New
Haven on Saturday.
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G,CHOOE FU.ND.-.N'O TECE.-
~ Persons in arrears with interest upon Loan
of Common School and other Trust Funds, will
said interest must be paid at the County Treasu-
Nv soon WILLIAM IL. WALKER,
fsb25d2w Aud. Vanderhurgh Co.
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or 4 X @ TO K's > "A

u OF real estate for, the payment Of costs aud
expenses OF sidewalk improvements -
Notice is hereby given thar, by virtue of five pre-
cepIs, issued Of the Clerks Office of the Cty Of
Evansville, and to me directed, will sell public
out-crS, at the door of the COurJ-house in the
City Evansville, on Saturday, the 18th OF March,
1860, the following lots parcels of real estate
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the
amounts assessed charged against said lots,
respectively, as the ami expense of making
sidewalk improvements in front of said lots, to
gether with the cost OF sale
Lot l3, block 40 Eastern EnIar cement. .BI 90
Lot IL, 50 AZ .......... 70
Lot ~, 40 ........ 3 80
Lot Ii, = 126 .. - ......... 81
Evans Homestead on Sixth street, from the
tween Locust and Main instreets...........:...I4 80
Lot Is. block lf Stock wells Enlargenent.... 90
Lot 20 ID :. $50. 60
Sale TO eomIneI,ce at 10 O'Clock A NJ on said day
2. SCHAIUCk,
feb25-3wd City Collector.
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TIE Mercantile Library of Philadelphia
has now library of ls,s75 volumes.
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DIED

On Saturday, the 25th inst, suddenly, of cOnyul-
sions, THEoPHILUs, infant of Caroline and
Samuel N. Curnick, aged months and 10 days.
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MT. Hoard asked Whether lk would De IN
order, if the next trial was unsuccessful,
that the plurality shall elect.
The speaker replied in the negative.
Farnsworth moved that the subject be
postponed until the first Monday in June.
Several Intellectual motions were made to
postpone till Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day, and to adjourn. su
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URE-V. y PREsTO.V, am HOAs-
- SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE, First street, Ev-
ansville, Ind. Merchants will always find a full
stock of Dry Goods, Boots Shoes Hats and Caps, at
shis House. which wlbe sold on fair terms. lsep21
ACREzRKEs q. WELLS, HcHOLke-
OSALE HARDWARE DEALER, First street,
or Hardware promptly filled at lowest Cincinnati
riees a-s sr-r zr ian 20
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TEVO .nERCI-EY-ss.z's, RAH'sE0E-a.N>'

f-1"FT AND DRUGGISTS.
We are regularly receiving additions to our stock
of DRUGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
VARNIsHEs, PERFUMERY, and FANCY ARTICLES,
which We are prepared to offer the trade
good terms us can be p chased in Cincinnati, Lou
isville st. Louis
We have la store l5fons of Extra PURE WHITE
LEAD in kegs of 25 Ms so lbs, and 100 lbs, which
we are selling to the trade at manutacurers prices
KELLER WHITE,
No. 80 Main street.
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HMInEExTE W.9SH, SCRUR, rP.aAsN.T,
~ and varnish brushes, made from imported
VII. I. ST0DDARD,
fab2l IL Main ST.
=
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MHEEkEhs IL & & IgLEHAhi ~ e! Aahihs,,,.E r.

Oh al C0IiectiOn and Real Estate Agency. UIIce
on Third street, opposite the Court House
Enquirer coPy.]
WVygBA PASTE, KCRe L.gJN.D MOSS
- Candy, Howe's Cough Candy, and a number
of other pleasant remedies for COughs--oftentim0s
better than the more expensive aud naaseating
medicines. at --aa II MAIN STREET.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-22

SCHOOL ExAM1NATIoN.- The second
quarterly examination Of the TIproN
UNION SCHOOL for the present year, will
commence on Monday, Nov. 10Th, at 0
A. NJ. The Primary Department will
be examined on Monday, the Secondary
on Tuesday, the Grammar School on
Wednesday, and the high School on
Thursday and Friday. 1t is the earnrst
wish of the teachers to have the parents
who are interested in the success of their
children, come in and witness the exam.
ination Of the school, that they may as.
certain whether it is worth what it costs.
The teachers arc required to render an
account Of their stewardship, quarterly,
and they desire to have the privilege and
pleasure on this occasion of rendering i.
to their patrons.
Many Of the pupils are striving with
all their power to be promoted, but enter
the examination with anxiety and fear
an encouraging look from their parents,
as they present themselves in their class
es, might be the means of enabling them
accomplish their much desired object
Come friends, cheer the teachers and
scholars by your presence, and do not
neglect the ko,cer departments
G. C. NESTLERDDE, Sup't.
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Act lst.ssScene l>t.

ACT tstsssSCene l>ts
Good. morning, Miss Fillasy; where
did you get that nice shawl l seen you
have on last Sunday?
Why law bless you Jane, l got il at J,
S. Brown & Co.'S in Mechanicsville,
aud | do say it is the prettiest thing of
the kind ever saw. Aud brother axe
got nice pair of French Calf Boots for
four dollars and fifty cents. saw Mr..
HARDEST get pair Of heavy boots for
three dollars, which looked as if they
would wear forever And l saw Mr..
Gabbleracket buy Coat for four dollars,
and pair of Pants for two, which look
ed very nice; and l saw Miss Blifkins
get pair of Morocco Boots for 81 so,
aud they were as nice as you can get any
where else for Sl75. They have lots Of
womens and childrens shoes, &c. Law
me my breath is gone SO, that ] can't
tell you the half of the nice good things
they have. The people are just taking
them away by loads and loads. They have
almost every thing body wants. We
are all going to buy our goods there after
this-That's so.
Well, Miss Flllasy, am going straight
home to make Pa take US all up to town
to get ever SO many nice things. Brother
Ed wants pair of boots-Ma wants a
silk dress Have they any dress silk!
La yes Jane, they have that-didn't [
tell you they have everything a body
wants? And they do really sell cheap |
tell. But see you are in hurry to 60.
Mind the place, it is at Eisenhart's old
stand Goodbye Jane.
Good.bye Miss Fillasy.
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FALsrAFF MASTERING HIS Re
cRUIrs. We have received from the
Hon. VIM. H. Tuth;ll, Honorary Secrc.
tary Of the Cosmopolitan Art Association.
fine steel engraving 30 by SO inches
Its subject is the celebrated scene, from
shakspeare's Henry ", of Sir John Fsl.
staff receiving, in Justice Shadows of,;c.
the recruits which have been gathered
for his "ragge regiment" It was tn.
ken from painting Of the same name bv
the eminent Dusseldorf artist, Schroeder
whose inimitable works in this line have
won him worldwide reputation. Tb;.
engraving forms very appropriate com.
pan'on to" Shakespeare and his Friends !"
which was issued to the subscriber. of
tho Art Journal for 1859. Apv ne,,on
can become subscriber to the Art Union
BY forwarding to the Secretary in tbi,
town the sum Of three dollars, which viii
sntitle him to this large engraving, on.
years subscription to the Co.mopelito.
Art Journal, and four admissions to the
Gallery Of Paintings, 54S Broadway, N.
Y. In addition to which he will stand
one ohsncs 10 : thousaad Of drawing 4
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ALMOST A FIRE.-On last Monday,
=. NJ, while the wind was blowing fu,
riously, the house belonging to Mr. Ritz,
in the N. E. part of town was discover.
ed to be on fire. Luckily the fire was
extiueuished. From appearances we
should judge that the fire caught from,
the stove pipe passing through the roof,
Now is the time to look out and make
everything safe about your stoves and
pipes, and when you have done that 90
and get your buildings insured, for ac-
cidents will happen" etc. Look over
the ADVERTISER and You will find the
best Insurance Companies advertise in
it. Patronize them by all means.
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Mr.. ALFRED MARSH is travelling over
the county and will call upon all Of our
subscribers who owe US for more than one
year (and they are not few in number).
We hope that all such will be prepared
aud hand over the dimes. We dislike
to dun, but stern necessity compels it
now. Mr.. Marsh's receipt will be
good for old or new subscriptions.
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MISUNDERSTANDING county, in
the extreme western part of Maryland,
the home Of Henry W. Hoffman, Scar
CANT at arms Of the U. S. House of Rep,
resentatives. gives Lincoln over 800
votes. Lincoln will have over three
thousand votes in the State, a strength
comparatively greater than that of Breck.
inridge in the States Of Minnesota, Iowa,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan,
Ohio, or in fact, almost every free State.
Chicago Tribune.
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PLINY FAY, of Muscatine, has large
assortment Of groceries, which he is sell.
ing at wholesale and at retail at very low
prices. The only fault We hear found
with him is that he sells just as cheap to
the farmer as he does to the groc.ryman
Of course farmers wont object to that
Mr.. Fay, like the Messrs. Stein, is too
we'll known to the citizens of this county.
to need any endorsement from US. See
new advertisement.
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Who WANTS FURNITURE ALI who
do should call on the Messrs. STEIN, in
Muscatine. We were through their large
ware-rooms few days ago and were sur
prised to fnd SO large a stock of every
variety. The old settlers of Cedar need
not be told of the gentlemanly dealing of
this firm, aud new. corners will find them
just the best men in the whole country.
See new advertisement.
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The REVISED STATUTES of Iowa are
now 10 the hands of the Clerk of the
District Court for sale, at So each. 1t is
large volume, coutaining 1850 pages,
and is very cheap at the price named -
1t may be thought by some, that the re,
vised statutes ought to be given to jus
tices of the peace, and other township
officers, but when we look at the cost Of
publishing such book, We cannot find
fault with the law, and then it follows
the precedent set by our Democratic
friends when they publishedthe "Code'
See "Notice" of the Clerk.
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School TEACHERS CONTRACTS with
Sub Directors, can be had at this Office.
As the law requires all contracts to be in
writing, aud the contract is lengthy, a
great saving can be made by buying the
blanks. ..
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Z. 4 NJ. CHILDs, have received large
lot Of fresh peaches, in cans, which they
offer at much less rates than ever before.
Two quart cans for IS cents. They are
also in receipt of several barrels of fine
winter apples which they are selling
cheap. They have also fine assortment
of groceries, crockery, etc.
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~ Buy your Stoves, Tinware, &c at
the "Muscatine Stove Store, 'Muscatine,
Iowa. Mr.. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturer, and will sell below Chicago
prices. Stoves warranted for one year.
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WOOD WANTED of those who have
promised, or are willing to pay their sub.
scription in this manner. Don't wait
for your neighbor, for ten to one, he wont
bring US any, and the weather demands
a fire, aud to have fire we must have
wood.