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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

WHERE THE RED MAN is GOING The last
relics of the Indian tribes of Massachusetts,,
few and feeble, still make their annual appear
ance before the people in the reports of their
appointed guardians. The Natick tribe seems
to have dwindled to Patience Blodgott and Pat
ty Jefferson and her family, living, in Eas
Douglas, for whom the guardian expended S77
last year, including $27 of the guardians OK
penses. There are about seventy of the Troy
Indians, of whom fifty live on their lands in
Fall River. The amount expeeded for the sup
port Of their poor was 1913. The Dudley
tribe numbers seventy, Of whom only thirteen
live on their lands at Webster; for whose com.
fort the State expended $40 the last year, be-
sides the salary Of their guardian. The ex-
penditures for the Marshpeo Indians wore
$2998, and for the Herring Pond tribe, $ll22
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

Two men, Joseph, Sparks and Oscar Flint,
We're assailed in the suburbs of Baltimore, a few
nights ago by gang of shoulder hitters. Flint
was knocked down, but his companion escaped
by flight. When the scoundrels hit Flint
Sparks jas,D.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

Mrs. Lucy Hill complains in an Arkansas pa-
per that her nephew has trampled upon her
rights and feelings. The graceless young scamp
shouldn't be allowed to tramplo upon his aunt
Hill
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

" Patrick, hereafter you are to commence
work at five in the morning, and leave it at seven
in the afternoon" +" Sure, sir, wouldn t it be
better to commence at swim in the morning, and
lave at FIVE in the afternoon?"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

Folks must put up wi their own kin as they
do vi their own noses-it's their own flesh and
blood,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

(To BE CONTINUED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30

pARHUNs AMERICAN MUssua
TWO DAYS ONLY
FRIDAY NOV 20 AND 3. rrRDsY DEC l.
The most urque nd strsnx- r-s snowr rs,
VIII be on exhibition nj all houu Aiso, ta@
WHAT IN III Or THE Man ~ONKEY.
tAe meat curious and a terestiag creature living
Two EIsHflO GILL,
whie Ard hife nAir, With treir hack motasr
THIRTY NJ MISTER MANI
tust 1rcbased the N sA
eser behsld. Also LIVING sEAl; BAYPY pAsinv
0hAsD AQUARlA. ed -ifA LIVING rfsH ~ all kisds
the most Int -esrrG eI iol,io. 10 the cord
IN Tfu ,fTRb kODs, ArrERNOJs AND gvuH
ING IL ant ~ O'clock tbs nd dcesis drsms from
Soathworts o sorry,
RCsn ELhER. ROSE KLsER
vii be prbduc,d 81 .scs ~ which pevf,rssu
EIss DORA DAURAN,
the fsmons DOUBLE vOiNkD IN En- The iAfy WIN srR
from The throt LOt u TENOR md nEiICArb
SOPRANO, vni appear IA popular duet In which she
rice bch pare.
AdmIsinu only rs Children II
farqueie front ID children under ~
10 c~nts eyrs-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30

sksesA ss.a md az. Cole Lss.ss and M.asgsr
gediAn. ' -
,xrpAx.v.sssssa ID.Is FORREST:
xsdy Of = -
-. HAMLKr
;..ssd !, y s: ls; NM. fo.i m Con-
10 @osf"~ e'eHi's he asn,o., -,
Monday MI ,orrs.. viii SiE asp ss BON
W fsssSii.,iSiLAs so.Isz
Sss.Eys Sos sssy.,
L Lssrr sfI saT
Q, A; sSm sSsui SsiS s$SS.Ox.
ssIso rHr rohTS'sixfa slshr Of Of irs R,rsssss.
sAvuRn.v rArioH.
svsasBoDis Friend.
RACE roR WIDOW.
With new scensy and appropriate appoiniusns
o. this city win m.k. her appearance any ssss
The sA-' VII nsl sHs x ss!0 ssfrsrs.-
n, , Letter w.llset Mr. Blaze n Sc, mold. nr sorc.
Bol fosk now DOZEN for amy o. the above nIshs
Door. oa - q eomnsaoe sss---------------
WkrEsso g, S.R Hs,n = ,v.,,,. n.,.us.,~
VIM appear for the AZ, n ne L his great character Of
spstAnss BY NJ. Dsnsii Ns Ass Clifton VI: ssodd.r.
~ and po oSsafsT es sssSss S''naA'
powSRy THEATRE
. Ls.sscs and ssnAgera.. spAidnF EeEsss
asspsipis, ROC; rss " "uass
FRIDAY svssfsS. nov. 80 issa
on ixsivs hssy trained horsss.
MISS KArs oE I. ri -. u.,,oo, A.
nth S,xhic the Comic ranes.,ne Of
JOUKO,
FRANCOIS sIEasIsr.
' s ssss' Hs ~ .i s:s9 s o. no Monkey
isss ioAn:s; x
TON 1 3ssi..s.
Denn~ Bro.hers Mast Charlie Fss and Clowns Das Gsss
rhe wonderful Bcrse
f'n1 sai s:' sSSs an: ana KS s ssund''
arsns nsunss every wednesday md Saturday anspsoa.
b ssohanc. Hail "a broadway. above G,,.d Stree.
Monday So' % and s f,,'y o y hi during tic -'*s'
'r =. : ss.''
Double Breakdown, Cruelty 70 Johnpy MscDn DArros h.
DIXIE LAkDk
Doors open at 81; curtain rises Al IN Tickets 10 ssnta
HooL.y oAxrBELLs MIssrKEIs H1BLos IA.
rHs aaE.TIar Ella. 1SsH oSrSEkD.
Tor iAk sompAny. BY r. Nc 81 ds, EsS.. saijsd
AFAIoAsps BAREgn-o
THE CUAIosITY sEHKnk;
Or. WHAT IL III
Daswussh A. .AfrtcAnus nAxnum-c.
- oth.r characiers by he Troupe
New Songs. Dances Par tann SCENES H. -, a. -
Doom open 1t 6k-to commence at TX. nckcts = csntA
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL
CASrnsBukf AosiG Hall Lpypv u.,,.
sS BROADWAY.
e63 BkOApwAY
nha fac worthy Of note that the quality md quantity &
CANTERBURY gALL
only creates wonder 10 strangers Who chance 70 va ths
accustomed all their hves the rrt cass taosuas
concert In dfersct pars OF The world
"a l. al conceded ali sid-s oat CANTERBURY HALL
CANTERBURY HALL
s5 = ss Is sns ,ss,s no ps o. re
fastidous could possibly ooieah Hence The fast
that The -
I q unanimous 10 their encom'uus, and pronounce
CANTERBURY b ALL
he The eat institution - long required o inhuenoe
speoios titles, merely dess'vnx The support Of al night
To give a. dee Of the great variety introduced into this en-
.sis e. ssse a Ills sssabnsAmeal he foo ma program me-
sssr. Tox cURRAS, having Leased the Frercs Th-,
tufy Hall win tho on about D, frs Of My
ns1L ~ur.u
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|Csvarrp .ypuup pnrudEar, 80 Arp ~ -
- ..s.. s.ssu.-sss sAs.ses - ~ 49, = - =
21e ~ - ii sfys.A sv~.sA ss;S6ss. 1rSs4 So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30

WnofV
1890 Z. ,ssa vrsdiss erasmus worm s.sssls
EREs INSTRUCTION. FOR Ma'hASl
FHs CENTRAL SOCIETY e. ss1HASIcs ASDrxADss
ices md @sosss,os Ia scss".rsi nd asss
&c sser s.E 70 Il, ssas s:Iy iss oc.
fss ssasenrp q a. orossd rspa. lion More vasssss,
io,@.soa - os,sp.s :! .; Il. or.s3
the following yentis~n who Constitute the school Oonnt
win m xuss caa~wsa. rs Gold street.
{. sssrss - sss s .,ssa
sss. dar.t rs s.s q vs.. .,. ssr'' hd r'
sser.s \ Ser, ~'.s Ms.ss.n .rss.
i.sss 3 ssr ~1 Il S.s s%s ssr S
lsses 4 s-aerysi a,s s.s s-c-ay.y.
rhomss Jeremiah Savings Sank. LIS Boveyy.
AEARsH's COUNTING ROOMS,
sooxK.sFINa AND BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
Circulars with terms A. 90 application.
ATu @roa WHITING; 200 xkrrprsa $40; LsgsoNs
10 intss s'ssnsss tians q, city ma, Sse course
s,tng ,sass y to s,s ., 9ssry Or sss suiss
s,"ss. o '1' ''' ms ''''' u INC s''' -'e"'''
DANCING ACADnMTEs.
poDrosfHs BAsnss AoADanss.
no 6n Bread way, new rora
No iH Montague srco, brpck.ya
&c sis s 10 tsDA
N Esonklyn
In add too the cgun ouaarns rrnes .mpsriss s,us
sroa1 fulplre sod oher socss dances Care Lr
- ana nner ~dorAas,vSl dances
oodworvs Hr;sc nVr-s 1snces VIII ~ srcrghs fvwAr
sarnx among ~nlnA ma BE- neunousd Ia Ozs
1ns,' Iurt received from PARA aud n. ouadrle ssRr
ecns eeg-csy sdApsse q NE essenveussr. Of sFAsSa
o,rsuisr- y srus, IA. nay A.d =, ether AcaAsny
DODwoRTHs DAECt~a AcADENrrS.
a. seu'sneD'' 'i1s Sr beginners WI commence u
iussf.yr and r1dsyA in 3rnoxiyn
Wednesday, and Saturdays Ia New York.
nRPOr or THE ALSxANDRR OR3Ar,
IL Poo churches chApes schools Ard dra ~inz rooms,
nS RI edwsy,
SOI . MEDAL OF HONOR Il the Universal sxbi,iuon q
lSAh
rbis sgnd, asiruntnt tpseued In United
Nay s. isss, wh cA the hyiiia p-sfosmsnoes q
fnei.bhgo, .lL.NOVs, ELK MkLILt 49,
s sao 81 sspf ID sa RE q bob ooOu.
asai.cuArK tIsrR Kos Nj MsyrR8xrR a. "a.
rsioi OF s ech so veil Tor The alness md
tone ard h remarkable Gnsny Of keevinx parfeooy
tone IN all Gin at~s. - = - - -. -.
$50 s4co
HhhEA I'D yAsRI3ukffRS, Jr., 205 sr snway,
a Bu.sJn acyvtcons souna Violin Strfnss. 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
NAsfBD-A SUR or UsFu aPlsBEo ROOMS, IN
w ert ,riv hnuss below sovrssh sre>< Address
Merchant Herald diss stating terms location. Ac.
VIyArTEp- BY A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT chill
" drvu entire upper of un'urnissed IN.
pecuud sngethsr fnur I'VE Rooms Aud
fol months with all tho n deru 10
provence icAied sh ana .sh - AM be,vees
LesuRon Addres. Win pSrsutArS md terrns
s.. bon { ga NV Scvt ~ -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30

NYrw RCwEEy TEEATRs
IN Sole Propnttors hessrp ~ L. For and J. w. LingSrd
FaIbAY. Nov 81
Mr.. a. H. Andrew snccessiul Drsmstlxsion OF
And Tho Romantic ~ ANA NJ
THK FORTY r5fEvs4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30


MEDICAL.
Dyss q, as es.T.ry rA e. TO IT ,,ss,
o. phy..clsr r~@d nc lam ~. Psrs ssd Isns.
Ss.. s.. a. 80 n s. (. ss -. ~ =.
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go, I. c.. re ,scss ..,ss ss.s ss
ser : . uescsi prse,osrs call vfs certainty 81 sssns
L,oR THE rsEsssvAIIoH ~ gUnA -. Luz
csssned bic sent esssses ~ certain ciss - .sss
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erruss hurssr hsass 49, at ,r, u ~ ,l.hs
a K 81 ss. Ne p. s, ,ss css,s. moss
s s.' Sc ss; !. s ss s. r s - ss
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CBur An pAnLs eRAvn-HEAD fHs psIyAvr
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LuyrxxErp srRrxr DnTILIHRy-ksT AsL-nun
ss7 -fbe os~spes plsce 70 suy doe Br.nAsss winss
kums 4 err o~dss ~ fo< vsc~sAe and fasAw w~ne
srss IVES, 50 arc~s No lsacs 20 = Ne 9ss go.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30


IIupsor RIvEk ENiiRo sn-fCE ALBANY And
II Troy soanertrx via orns North and Wsa
Trains ksves-
rHou uAspvG vRon rufnTv uar grnegs.
xsprssa and II A. nod IA Va A. =. ssd 80 ?. II
srw ssi Arsaay. sAn = SIS sDP.x.
'rcy ana A,e..y c.rA se'1- nisr c-ssys iasasss<e
,ossSlesp ne train r0 An "a. a. and is0P.M
" sSE !, ,I.is 7. ana Uss =. 80 80 and ra'
A v. SMITH, supsunssndaA
NV YORK, AJRAsy AND HARLKa 1Ar.RoAD-
~ For AlbsnJ aud Troy, cou1csuax snA ths saw yoh
ssrss RAlr,s1. e. "A rszuss es<< tsvhwsa ao-ts
and with the Noyhssa kayoAA for aassfoGA RatAsA
3a-iipatn Plsltshurg Ksasee rrst. osdso~burg
real In snd ss- Svuday sov. - 10 srsiss yin law
rwepsy sS ushnn Hew Tcrx sf~o~s-eox lhany.
aid Y n nprvss, and ieD q NJ rxprrss mail rain.
~ gsos s,s 49,, scrp'n = sss1: ,s0.s ro.s
sss s.ssss ~ ssss risins Us ss' Z run We
rT s 49, sfs1ii ~ S 1870 y: - :s
q ~ slAsops Ys sriiAas Bress. nsss r. fWslrsSsay
a,A saturday cuiy fm Twenty depot sy
~ rssnaa ReAorstax s1i leave Absay A. ~ snd 40 r.
-, Da AIh<ny rls - srd ~ r ~ rxrrc~ r.n Al.
-. VI ri AibAov, Ills A n nrpr.ss ns w~ia.
shSc .siss $40, IN ss2rx W. ssdID 2. a. soppias
x IN sae~s; vif1srs Brfse SO 4. n sad r r.. sop
pns u ssr,ss wrnars grsx~, mY WEDNESDAY sns
s.tnr.Ay oriy) aupyine ~ ~ lsssons
foBs scsoauA A.ssaai sapesiassndAss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30

DATrLn@ roorB n1yEACTroE. wrHouy rHn
III - ~ cfmrTor, eserrrsy ov nny supplying saest-
g. srTrsI tss sAeay svspssl I'd paasslsd = appsr.s
tee ~ ys,c esssss n sesA asr sampe reseee~1Ah
a IN h rs<s~r>e ArthcAl Teeth, wfsA an - eisly
ps'ersAt myrvvsmenn rssn ned 1920 nv. ~ 80 ~
sAssS nADe q
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sP0uTIno.

a LARGE LOT oy npoRvnD CAu .Eiss, YuRUsHe.
"A riAeA Bire9 Lvts, oeh eirsses nocsinG Brts ~ =
sr~ss suss vkoiesAle 81 rsaa; Bkd oara -, for ~
Il ssps~ 80 y Paws sssA srss u Cod ~
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yvsBnoUeH pKnlaHv ARRAp0nunNv-Fos NOR
Il fcas. rcysr.coa ny Point 40 schnns1 ~oerins
rmfolh and Pswy~bwvg nnf scushkds nairosf for
yvr~Absrr. Hyfsaol nempfn and ins>rnsdsaAs placru
veisss r-sve< sveu isv. ssd shs~ss rsspe ssyaAses
ssr.Air JssIrowr. o~ss ssi.sss lssvss s,su r.ss
Ss.r.sir soAroxn. c~sA oo.s- svsu rsusAas as
y s..-slp rosxrows, c~,. rs-A s-~y s>a~aay. =
rr.,sss y r~s-.eese rovfon. ss.s ~ sos; cuy
Yosux o~nh &rf ackvscSd csn0
Pr~sa~> 10 Novfcis. eaAeyena go nseh hAeA,d. ~ v
I--<~us%.t n,ses LUnhAm 4 HuUogha.
h tn n~oadsNy.
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IN sUPasuH oounr -rnon g 8. oopDrserpr Al D
k~sre seresy nv.. NE. = psy2s:ss y.S. :.
=. oss,S 49, . = - ns-ss.sS <
~esss, . Ne ssI q Bee xgts, o - Y or Dss-2kS
sa<h Nos Les 70 4 80 ri luava -~.~ -
errrs .sf snu Asc-reyA ~ hoDAAF h~s~e
~ y0xG. R0v. lmA
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-moR sAvAnrAp Avn -Ha sfrrH.
IL The and el~g.tt u'es mshu AuuFr NkhrUs. ~ -
Ansr,san Atlantic ssres se.sashr Compasy Y H. Layheh,
Suu nsnder pier ~ .orh river 90 sauri1 Dec
a. nsP.h. -.
elegance oomfOr safety ard b. o. Ne oss>n
yscsso a. rew Cr-..s Es rs sobe, -, hmN,ne x.
J1s keaphis Isl rs ksshvile, sal ~ knoxvfne, w ~
bssroox., s1s, Albany Is. Sou. oue 81, .tsnlss IA;
nAcn 90, Auxurs. sis 90; savannah W. Arp.n
90 xe~ street ud rs Boa iwsy.
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ID shp 4c are taught At rom No SIS srcsavay whore
wishing 10 acquire sh0 hand writing viii have the
advantaGe Of aauN rrsctos 0rAAans worm saadaxd
Phon09raphy for 0le. r. O'DOWD
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L,oK sAvAErAH.-rHs rIRsY CLASS SIDE uHBM.
in sssamshtp STAIR W &c tofs Captain 3 >. sAvva.
wi fron frisdeess TO- savsarah on s.,urdsv DC
a 10 ocfrh C.hia passAxe SIS, @eersg~. - rarou
o - " Hes Orleans md rtsrmefisas pants u r.u~ ea
- w sa<amers fros r.~ Srt sagersv sas,s ,us nay
be secursc w applying = hsror yr-
.hs ytSamsr KHys1NAt sfAfB viii ssls ~ above fof
Charestn, Dec s. NJ 10 o'ctch A
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DRos sssoR BEsrxLI. iss CHAnBBM Mnnrr, rAN
~ crag-hsd A. usnl, a. By sisr nddrsssd 70 y" ~
Fcfh Pua cfAoA
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<yAIKTlR CONgENf hoOs, sis BROADWAY ABp~u
NJ TIE fsshonsbs snf s-~t es
n the city atsnd The GAistIEs Waters vii ossov- ao
60 admH
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CrpAN re HAMBug6, HAvRA LONDo. AND
- Southampton IT 20 Hamburg American Packet Conps
py's mall steamship
win leave saturday December ~ II o'ciocf Ton
Anbur0 via Southampton, taxing pArseaGars for Havre
Inpdon, bouthAmptou and Hsmsnrx.
LtrA cabin. ..Sl0v--eco.d cabin. $0-stces~rs SIS
o. b. HieB I'D 3 BOAB Isl Broadway, NY.
ne acsmahip sAxeStA Win succsed he reusons, 10
peabex Is
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

/ Z
Ned Kendall, The famous buglsr, 10 dying
OF consumption in Boston. lin ~
Thaddeus Hyatt has instituted . suit
against the Sergeant at.Arms Of the Senate
for false imprisonmsnt. 44$skfS sf
"A Mrs. Neshing, Of New York, committed
suicide by throwing herself from the Harlem
bridge, because her husband would not leave
off the use of tobacco.
Mr.. Wintermute, a-daguerrean artist In
Adams, Mich, has been rendered insane BY
inhaling sulphurio ether, which he has used
| in considerable quantities in his business.
The feeling seems to prevail in some parts
of Massachusetts that the cattle commits
sioners were spreading the disease rather
than abating it, by carrying the infection
in their clothes.
Prof. Lowe has published letter in tn
New York papers, declaring his determina-
ton, the early part OF this summer, to carry
out his intention OF sailing over to Europe
in his balloon. il r.
A correspondent writing from Denver
to the st. Joseph Gazette, gives 1t a. his
| opinion that more than one.half OF the
snigrants in the mines and on their way out
will return before next October. Eel
1t is announced that an organ Of tho Bell
and Everett party 10 to be established at
Washington. II 10 to be called the Union
Guard, and 10 to bs campaign paper.
The late Theodore Parker gave his library
of books to tho CITY Of Boston. It consists
Of about $4,000 volumes, written in thirty
different languages. It is said Mr.. Parker
was familiar with % languages. sassr, 9at
The Japanese are getting tired Of being
lionjsed, and have determined to go home
directly from New York. So, unless they
change their minds, Boston, Providence,
&c., &c., will fail to be honored with q
Celestial visitation. s.saa.
|.fgMrs. Maria Post, of Patterson, N. j.,
expired recently at the great age Of LOG
years. Forty Of her descendants, including
several great-ereat. grandchildren, and .
daughter 81 years old, attended the funeral.
Fer husband, Ospt. Post, an officer in the
American army, died in lS47, aged 81 years.
With reference to the will of "Old Boker,"5
who left 100000 with nary cent for "my
Mary Ann" in punishment Of her marriage
with the family ooachman, it is now stated
that the other heirs do not sympathise with
the old mans spite and will divide tho prop
erty fairly. This is clever. Besides, On
uncle has left Mary Ann an extra $50, 1000,
and the dear girl is really in clover.
Ohio papers complain of blight on the
apple trees in certain sections of the State.
It resembles the fire blight that affects the
pear, and seems to fall only upon trees
which have set full of fruit. Its signs are
sudden dying not only of the fruit, but also
Of the leaves which are on the stem with it.
In some cases, too, there is shrivelling Of
the stem itself. The blight does not hinder
either the general growth Of the tree or the
enlargem ent Of the fruit sets which remain.
1t has not yet materially abated the promise
of an uncommoDly large crop Of apples.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

THR undersigned having fitted up : hashiae
i shop IN . part Of the building occupied b
Anent i johnson. directly in front Of the oouft
House, in the city of HSeatins, 10 fully prepared
to do Ill work in his line. He has the nscenary
osa sse ana
doinx Mlll Work. Alss, for building or re.
pairing Reapsrs, Mow9s, honsspoWes6, 1kSaeaine
Hachinss, and all kindsof agricultural implemmis.
A-In.all eases the materials; wood, iron nd
castings viii b furnished md The necessary vuek
done thereon. essafsgE 77sess sfzasss IS
Havine had n Sxpsrisncs Of ..2s years hs feels
confident Of giving Satisfaction 70 al VIE nay
give hin their patronage. He astends pefssnally
70 his businessn epafpntsesp I'll work. All pos
sible despatch win b ,pseA, ana in cases 0
putting things in .ruaning sae1@ with = nttls
delay = possibles. The ehaFgn WIN - modssake =
all Gases. He rsspso&fully ssks tsial. - .ssxss
aprl8-v6m at JACOB BERDINk- #
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
OELEBRATED FEMALE PILL

VfS& - re ~
This invaluable medicine 10 unfailing 10 the
cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases
incident to the female constitution. :,
II moderstes all excesses and removes al go
structions, from whatever cause, and SPEEDY cure
may DO relied on. .-- 81
TO MARRIED LADIES e,
It is peculiarly suited. It will in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
-7n.ss Pills should not be taken By fenales MGt are
o;re0uont, during the first THREE MONTH, as
Mev are sure to bring on Miscarriage; but ct every
Other time, aud in every other case, they are PeecNy
Mfs. .e,..;
Pain in the back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue,
on eight excrtior, PalpitaatiOn Of the Heart low.
ness Of spirits Mysteries, Sick Headache, Whites
and ali the rainful diseases occasiensd BY disor-
tered system, these Pills will effect cure when all
her means have failed.
all directionsi in the pamphlet around each pack
.ca hieh shoald be carefully preserved.
a bottle containing so pills, s1G enelre,ed win
the Government Stamp Of Great Britain can pc
sent pogt free for 81 and postage stamps.
JOB MOSES, General Agent,
Rochester, N: Y.
Sold in Muscatine by J. B. Dougherty, =. H
Stone and all respectable druggists @
Nuscstipe, Oct 18th. 1853. ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29
FAMILY NECESSITY.

The following statement speaks for stsslf :-(er.
tac9 "1n lifting the kettle from the nre It caught
and sealded my hands and person very severely
one hand almost to crisp. The torture was IN
bearabls. It was an awful sight. The
Mustang Imminent appeared to extract the pain a.
mos, Immediately. It healed rapidly and left No
sc,r of account. CHARLxs FosTBR, 40 Byoad
Street, Ph;ladslph;a;" It is truly wonderful ~
tisls: II will cure any case Of swelling. Burns,
Stiff Jsinte, Rruptions Or RAeumatism. For Horses
It should never be dispensed with. One Dollar
worth Of Mustang has frequently saved valuable
horse. Il cures aalds, Sprains, Ringbone, SPAWN
and Founders. Bnoars Of LIMITATIONS. Sold In oil
Darts Of the habitable Glebs.
BARNES PARK, Iropristers, New York.
Il. 22.-W1m: s * 49, aas - e 5la
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

= ID COMfOUNDGV
i GUMS, and has becom
Standard N edioine,
known and approved by
ell that have used it, 7.
and is now resorted TO
with confidence In all &
the diseases for which
it 10 recommended.
1t has cured thous- e.
snds within the last two +
years who had given mp s.
Ill hopes Of relied, ) a. q
the numerous unsolicit- -
cd certificates In N y e
possession show. Q
The dose must be 4
adapted to the temper
ament Of the individual =,
taking it, and used in
such quantities as. to &
act gently on the bow &
els
Lot the dictates o Is
vn,,P iud0mOnt mi d e.
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THE TWO VILLAGES.

Over the river on the hill ~
Lieth village white and still
All around it the forest trees -
SILVER and whisper in the breeze;
Over it sailing shadows go
Ut soaring hawk and screaming crow,
And mountain grasses, low and sweet,
Grow in the middle Of every street.
Over the river under the hill
Another village lieth still
There ! sec in the cloudy night
Twinkl,ng stars Of household light, ssea
Fires that CLEAN from the smithy's door;
4ists that curl on the river shore; E
And in the roads no grasses grow issy
: For the wheels that hasten to and fro.
) In that village on the hill
Never il sound Of smithy or mill:
The houses are matched with grass and flowers
Never clock to toll the hours: ~
Tho marble doors are always shut
You cannot enter in hall OF hat:
All the villagers lie asleep;
Never grain to SOW or reap;
Never ia dreams TO moan or sigh =
Silent, and idle, and low they Lie.
In that village under the hill, i4
When the night il starry and still, ~
Many weary soul in prayer zis-4
Looks 70 the other village there, RE
And weeping and signing. longs to 20
Up TO that home from this below:s
Lones 70 sleep in the forest wild. SEX g
Whithsr have vanished wife and child. 81
And hsareth, praying, this answer TALL 7aa
patience! that village shall hold ye allv'
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which = now open for the reception Of apphcan@,
whess the afflicted, either acute = ch!onio, OF oil
adss, names and naturea may b sursd. II earabls.
All patients will recsive the best attention, such a.
boarding, nursing, and medical AID, on the most
Ieasona6le terms. There will be no pains spared
il making comfortable the stay Of oil who may
favor this institution with their patronage. where
the blind will BE- made to geo and the deaf to
hear. For particulars, sec circnlar9.
DIR. MILLER, Principal:
MAY 1st, 1660-w1y