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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-21
For the Journal


Remarkable surgical Case.
In the JOURNAL Of yesterday, see account of
a case of ovarian dropsy, relieved for the time
being by tapping l beg leave to make public a
similar case, relieved in a similar manner about
year ago in the wife Of Philip Il. Shock, of this
vicinity. | performed The operation with trocar,
and verdant at the time that did not
know that l had performed an operation more
difficult than to bleed or extract tooth. Some
time after the operation, the fluid accumulated
again (as it may in airs. IS case), and being en-
gagged | sent DR.. Johnson, who performed the
operation for me. and, like me, was either too ver-
dan or TOO modes; TO appreciate what he had done,
and remarked to me, play fully, when he returned
my trocar, that, while student, his prcceptor had
frequently sent him such erIands. | am now
treating lady in this vicinity for ovarian dropsy,
and should the very simple operation of piercing
the sack through the abdominal walls with a
pointed instrument having tube for the fudal
flow called trocar} have to be performed, hope,
for my own reputation, TO be more appreciative OF
its Importance in surgical point of view and will
give you its hstory-"0d cdptandum Uulgus"
CHRISTI AN HERsHE.
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" Eve ~ lnordlnate cup
Is unSless' d, and the ingredient is a devil.
REMARKABLE SURGICAL CAsE.-A surgica

REMARKABLE SURGICAL CAsE.-A surgical
operation was performed at Mason's Hete, "ednes-
day. on the wife of Mr. Isaac Eppery, ofth vicinity
of lnonwa, Louisa county. for Coaria@ Dropsy,
by DR.. Risey assisted by Drs. Reeder and b. W.
Thompson. The ovarian sack was punctufed by
means of the trocar and three gallons OF dark huld
were drawn off. The patient had been suffering
from the disease less than year. DR.. Risley was
called to see her last March. and he exhausted all
the means known to the profession to absorb the
,iropsical fluid but without Her lite could
or!y have been saved by operation, which, we
are glad to say skltuily and successfully per-
formed. The surgeons in attendance were aston
ished nj the quantity OF fluid taken away III this
respect the operation is one Of the most remarka-
BILE on record.
Mrs Epperly WAS feeling quite well last even
ing, and very little doubt was entertained of her
speedy recovery. She is 26 or p years ofage.
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PIeGIsH.-Mr. J. B. Henneker, postmaster
at Melpine, in this county, informs US that he has
four pigs of the Lecestershire Stock which weigh
ed when they were sixty days old dec. llth) an
aggregate of 20S pounds, viz: 5aA-5a-4sA-4s.
Quite respectfully -szed pigs for their age!
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PLEASANT PRAIRIE Posi- OFFICE. -Harvey
Baker was few days since appointed postmaster
of this office in The upper part of Muscatne county,
in place of S. jenkins, who writes to us that
Messrs. Buchanan Co. have cut off his Repub-
lean head.
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A CARD.

HAVE SCATTERED THROUGH CITY AND
country several hundred accounts due me for mei.
cal services, well as other Many of these
accounts have been standing for years and feel reuc
tant to them second time by running after them
Therefore all unsettled accounts my books by the
middle Of January will be placed in proper hands for
collection. This is the first time have made such
call in business of good many years hope none are
hard that they cannot pay small bills in cash and
larger not convenient to pay just now give their
notes. am determined to close up the old and inaug
rate system of doing business in future.
D. p. JOHNSON.
Muscatine, December 2lst, 1850 -daw3t,
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prospectus of TIE Ney York Ledger, which will be
found in another column, that the proprietor of
that popular weekly has secured an array of dis
tinguished contributors for his paper for the New
Year such as has never been equaled by any pub
LEGATION in the world. The Ledger is always charac
terized by high moral tone and has circulation
larger than that of any other ten literary journals
in the country.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-21

Mayors COURT. - Thomas Stewart and
VIM. Rogers were committed to Jail, Tuesday, IN
default of S. fine for the former and 81 for the
latter, with costs of suit in each case. The charge
against them was disorderly conduct in shanty No.
s tsShanQhai Row.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-21

ALAS, HOW FALLEN Hon. T. F. Marshall,
who, about year ago, electrified our citizens with
his matchless eloquence, was before the Police
Magistrate at Cincinnati a few days since, "a red
faced, botch-nosed" ineb,iate, the Enquirer calls
him. He made an eloquent appeal for clemsncy.
Well might Cassie say that
every inordnate cup
L. nm hless, ID and the Ingredient is deNil.''
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Wheeler 81 Wilson's Sewing Machines
are now selling at reduced prices at Durf,e's
Jewery Store. lie has also fine assortment
of s liver and Plated ware, fancy goods and
toys designed for Holiday presents. CAL
early at s G. Durtes's
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-21

THE LADIES' SUPPER LAST EvENING.-Not-
withstauidng the rain aud general nclemency of the
weather, the attendance at this entertainmenJwas
quite large. Horner's Quadrille Band enlivened
the occasion with their soulstirring strains. The
supper was most excellent and the whole affair
passed off in the most agreeable manner possible.
A silver cake basket was put up at lottery during
the evening and drawn by W. s. Humphreys, Esq
DAILY, 1871.
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MAss fs led,

Nov. 14th, 1860, at the residence of the brides
father, Muscatine, Iowa. by Rev. Jacob Pentzer,
Robert TURNER and S>RaANrHA HopkNsoN.
i AT the residence of the bride, near Wilton
Junction, Dec 9Th, 1850, by Rev, Jacob Pentler,
n. p ScoyILL and SARAH NJ. SMALL
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-21

ERRATA.-ln the communication of Suel
Foster, on the first page, in third line OF second
paragraph, read claaored instead of "demurred,'
and in fourth line from the bottom read sneer in
stead of "swear"
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nag The river is not yet closed over at
Davenport. On Monday, very little ice was run
ming in the channel and the ferry boat was m aking
her regular trips.
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REMOVAL.

IN MONDAY NEXT 24ru INST, I SHALL
~ occupy my new store on the corner of Second and
Sycamore streets, where shall be happy my old
and also customers. All those indebted will please
settle their accounts before the first of January 1861
My present inability attend to business makes it more
urgent that others should be prompt in their settle
ments. CHAS, NEALLEY.
Muscatins, Dec. 90, 1860.
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DIED.

December 18th, 1850, of consumption, DR..
CHARLES P. HA sTINGs-aged SO years.
At Atalissa, Iowa, Dec. 18th, 1860. of infamma-
ton on the brain, MARY BELL, daughter of Asa
and Susannah Petty = aged years., months and
% days.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-21

Hon. 7. S. PARv1N lectured in Iowa City,
last Wednesday evening Oh Recollections of
Iowa twenty years ago.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-21

G. Tomorrow will be the 24Oth ami
versary of the landing of the Pilgrim Fathers at
Plymouth. Have we New England Society
among us?
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~ Hope. ~

~ Hope. ~
POETRY OF PHYsIC. a+ 49,.
Let the sick to Herrick go,
Who'd be i'll, I'd like to know?
Such cures his pills do make.
Smiles, lovely smiles shall deck the brow
Where gloominess is rampant now,
And hope anew shall wake,
Herricks natchless Pills starte the people with their
This is the season they them Large boxes
25c boxes 81. See advertisement Sd page. NOV g.
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Republican Meeting.

The undersigned believing in the proprety OF ameet-
in, Republicans of Muscatne county, for tho
seron OF Republican principles, and the expression OF
our views as to the duties Senators and Reprcsen
taves in Congress in the present aspect of National
affairs would respectfully nd that such meet
ing be held at FREMONT HALL, SATURDAY EVENING,
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Mrs. Winslow.

Mrs. Winslow,
An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teethng which generally
ac ates the process of teethng by soenng the gums
reducing all inflammation will allay all pain and
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it mothers, it WI,
give rest to yourselves and relief and health your
fants Perfectly safe in all See advertisement
In another column.
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nw- Palmer & Demorest give notice OF a
large and choice lot of books and other articles
suitable for holiday presents, which they offer for
aala
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PAY up

7 AM DRAWING OFF MY ACCOUNTS AND WILL
be ready for settlement Jan lt 1861, and hope all
that have unsettled accounts with will come forward
and pay up. l need money to pay debts.
Dec. 20, 1860. w. H. STEWART
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5'ai3.shs NOTICE
The Great Female Medicine.

The functional irregularities peculiar to the weaker
SEX invariably corrected without pain inconven
fence by the use of Judson's Mountain Herb Pills.
They the safest and medicine for all the dis
incidental females of all ages and espec
ally so in this climate.
Ladies who wish to enjoy health should always have
these Pills No who them will allow
herself to be without them. They all obstruc-
ions purify the blood and give the skin that beauti
full clear and heathful look greatly admired In a
beautiful and healthy At certain periods these
Pills are an indispensable companion, From one to
four should be taken each day. until relief is obtained
few DOSES occasionally will keep the system SO heal
thy, and the blood pure that disease cannot enter
the body.
Judssns Mountain Herb Pills sold by all Medicine
Dealers Jan. 1, I'm.
To .Consumptives.
THE advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having sui
fere several years with lung affection and tina
dread disease Consumption-is anxious to make know
to his fellow sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scription used free OF charge with the directions fo
preparing and using the same which th;y will find
suRnsCURE for CONSUMPTION, AsrHMA BRONCHITIS, &c
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scripton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread inorma
ton which he conceves to be invaluable, and he hope
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it Will cost then
| nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please addres
| REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
| Williamsburg, Kings County, New York
! Oct 4, go, dawsly
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-21

The NnroN AFFAIR. - Inasmuch as We
have been accused o: being "bought up to defend
Passmore, of W i!.on, We deem it duty to state
that we know nothing of the circumstances except
AS they have been told to us We first mentioned
without comment, the story as told by the Rep'eW.
next we gave the report OF a friend who had visited
Wilton. and finally gave Passmore's version over
his own signature. SO readers have heard all
sides and can Judge for themselves. We are in-
formed by member of the party, however, That
the prevalent idea that the company objected to
the amour. Of their bill is incorrect. They were
indignant at Passmore because he refused to take
such moaey as they hal although represen atives
from banking houses ia this city testified that 1t
was bankable. Because they could not pay in
specie or state Bank paper lie attempted to retain
their horses by locking his stable, hiding neck
yokes. &c. Ufcourse this was unreasonable, and
quite naturally i. provoked iii-feelns and caused
difficulty.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-21

Fop THE HoLpAYs. - Burnett and Dilla-
way are in the field with articles suitable ior 'he
HOLIDAYS. See their new advertisements.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PREMIUMS.

TTNHE TREASURER OF THE MUsCAT1NE COUNTY
Agricultural Society is now ready to pay, ia FULL all
premiums awarded at the last Fair.
JOHN ZEIGLER, Secretary,
Muscatine County Agricultural Society.
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negesebse Eife .Nelici,ses


are wen known 10 be lnfaiiible.
nIs,LtslA, ny thoroughly cleansing the first and
second stomacns, ana creating flow of pure healthy
Loss q ARpete, HedT0un Headache, H. Temper A,rey
Ldngonr and Metdnct0H, which the general SWIM.
Vi Will vanish, as natural consequence
ol its cure.
ny cleanslhg the whole lenghh of tho
lnteshes WIN solvent process, and without violence;
an fioleh' puAse9 leaVe the bowels costive within
days.
sLVEkS Oh an KINDS, by restoring the blood to reg
uir circuaon through the process of respiration
such cases. ana the thorough solution of ali intestinal
| oDsructions IN hers.
Inc Lye Med'c'nes have been known to RHEU-
that tne by removing local Inflammation from the mus
cies ana llgamcnts OF the joints.
h nkItsls OF an klhas ny freeing aud strengthening
e ~ @ anu uiauor' thoy operate most delightful
found ertain remedy f 10 nu hence nave ever beep
N''~' " Nhh
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Storage for Grain.

LII persons desiring to store grain can find storage
"a room on reasonable terms by applying to
o. SPRING q BLAIR,
Commission Merchants ,Water.st. Muscatine;
December 10, 1S6---w3w
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Oecemher 22l, at seVen o'clOCk

EF Those who drew premiums at the
last County Fair will no doubt be interested IN
Mr.. Zeiglers notice, to be found elsewhere.
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HOGS WANTED.

1Sh T WILL PAY IN CASH THE MARKET
price for hogs, delivered at my "Pork
y. 9Sk=9 House. during the packing season. after
the 18th of December. Parties wishing to contract or
sell their hogs will please call S. o. BUTLER
Muscatine, Dec l2ti, 1860. d&w3t.
BE Washington Press and Iowa CITY Reporter copy
three times weekly.
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Mr. !NaERsoLL's LECTURE. Want OF time
prevented us in the short notice which we gave o:
this lecture, in Tuesdays issue, from giving as
careful a review IT. eXceencles and beauties
Justly deserved This was the first lecture of this
winters course. The opening OF the course has
been unuccountably delayed, much to the dsap
punment of large portion Of our citizens, to
whom the lectures have become an hab!iual resort
for the last two winters We Were doubtful, there
fore, after the delay and disappointment whether
the audiences this winter would be as large as
before. Notwithstanding the unpleasant walking
and threatening weather, we were agreeabiy dis
appointed in tiniing one Of the largest and most
apprecia:iye audiences assembled a, the Hail w!iIci
we have ever seen. The lectures are eviden y 10
A. hyh favor as ever. fr. lngersol should cen
slider himself fa,tered, both by the number and
the character OF his audience and no doubt he did
Tn. lecture was one OF the most interesting.
which we have ever h ard in this city. The subject
.Edear Allan Poe was enc of rare interest,"
ait, ding line field for discriminating and aprre
ciative reviewer The lecturer evidently has beer
imbued with a warm and a?precI!tive admiration
for the genius of zoe. Ills brief review OF Poe's
personal character aud bis grave rors Of life was
elnnen,ly Just and discrim netting lie is evidcn j.
one of the few WHO can combine the highest veneer
alton for tie genius with just a'id manly disap-
probation of the vices of this most exquisitelY
gifted of AMERICAN poets.
Mr.. Ingersoll in erspersed his lecture with read
iugs of several of Poe's well known pieces. We
had not supposed that there reader in Iowa
who had the power Of rendering with much
truth, naturapess andreal elOquence for there is
elouuence in good readng) Annabel Lee, The
Raven, and The Bells. Mr.. Ingersoll is by far the
best reader whom we have listened to in the State
He also read Til. Haunted House, most beautifully,
He held the crowded house silent and spell-bound
There was not one i'll the house but who felt, as tht
speakers we'll mvduated and rich.toned voic'
rendered faithfully and beautifully the SUBTLE wild
and intricate meanings and the gorgeous imager,
of the poet then, if he never did before, the indie
scribable magic spell which real poetry well rea'
exercises over all minds.
Mr.. Ingersoil is one of the most talented ant
promising young men in our State Our citizen
thank him CORDIALLY for the rich treat he has givel
us, and hope to hear him again soon.
During the assembling Of the audience, the bras
band, under the leadership of Mr. Tape, discours
ed number of excellent tunes. This baud ha
been newly organised. and is mostly composed O
former members of Unger's band. They mad
excellent music.
The lecture next Monday evening will be deliy
cred by Samuel McNutt, Esq, late associate edito
of the Dubuque HsroM. Subjsct-"The statesma
and the Demagogue."
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900 Hogs Wanted
At our Pork House,

FOR WHICH CASH WILL BE PAID,
DEAsONABLE charges for parties wishing their Hog
IL packed, and advances made the product here
in store.
LELAND & Co.
Muscatine, December 18th 1SG0-daw2w.
s3 Washington Press, Iowa City Reporter, Marengo
Rep"bhcGn and Upton Adrerer please copy two weeks
and send bill to this office.
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DRIED APPLES AND pEAcHEs

DRIED APPLES AND PEACHES.
OK SACKS DRIED APPLES AND Sc SACKS OF
~ Dried Peaches, first quality of fruit from Ohio,
will be ssld low for cash. Apply at Pratt Wiey's
Grocery, Muscatine, or to
JOHN BEAHAM,
Opposite Weed, Bridgman & Kent's.
Dec. p, 1S6O-w4w.
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THE KANSAS WAR, We have been accus.

cd by certain credulous friends Of Judge Williams
in this city of making false statements concerning
the Kansas difficulty. Our object has been to tell
the truth in regard to the matter. If it conflicts
with Judge Williams story, we are not to blame
for it. We have not charged him with lying, but
have believed and still believe that he was too
much frightened to tell just what happened. Here
is paragraph froG. the st. Louis Democrat which
sets the whole question at rest:
Tns WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST - The IMrosrURE
EXPosED.-The evidence of the invasion humbug is
at last overwhelming. Gen. >nyd er's letter in yes
tet days Republican leaves nothing more to be said
on the subject. In the first sentence he asserts
that the invasion" of Missouri is the ''merest
piece of Munchausanism, without any foundation
in truth F." The 'three hundred armed outlaws
dwindle down to Sixteen vagabond Abolitionists,
who urked about Fort Scott Tor few days before
the Court tcas 10 haze been heidi The Italics are
his own, and pointed at Judge Williams, the
originator OF the 'nvasion"
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nAILY PAPERS 81. 60:
n Sodey for January-S2.5o year in advaaoe:
eo.1' BURNETT'S.
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KANSAS AID MATTERS. Our citizens or

KANSAS AID MATTERS. - Our citizens ore
doing their duty towards the sufferers in Kansas,
though they make no noise about it. The contri-
buttons now in store at this place amount to con-
siderable, but owing to the cost of shipping they
cannot be sent forward at present. Although the
railroad companies have agreed to take grain at
reduction of one half regular rates, the cost OF
transportation to Hannibal amounts to the full
price of corn, Under these circumstances, the
committee must either wait till the opening of nav
igaton in the spring sell the corn and potatoes
on hand and remit the proceeds to be re invested
in produce at Quincy or Hannibal. They have not
yet decided which course to adopt.
We understand that the citizens of Wilton have
collected over 500 bushels of grain for the Kansas
sufferers A committee has also been appointed at
Atalissa for like purpose, and the people of that
part of the county responding with lberality.
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CHRISTMAS
- AND
New-Years Presents.
Books Rich in Intrinsic WORTH Finely Illustrated by the
First Artists, and Superbly Bound, make the
Finest and most su;table
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ME SUBSCRIBER HAS THE LARGEST AND
hnest stock OF these that ever crossed the Missis
sppi above st. Louis.
Among these may be found
FOLK SONGS.
On Tinted Paper with illustrations.
Gems of British Art, &c plates.
Gallery OF English and American Female Poets,
100 steel cngravings.
Women of beauty, 10 fine steel plates,
Court of Napoleon, 16 colered plates
Stafford Gallery, 45 steel plates
World Noted Women, II steel engrayings
The Madonnas of Raphael Is Photographic Pictures
by the great artist
Poets of the 10th Century.
Favorite English Poems
Fables of LaFountaine,
Pen and Pencil,
Willis Poems-Il illustrated by barley, |
1rving's Washington (half calf) |
Bancr0ft's United States, q volumes,)
Bayard TayIor's " orks, uniform editon,)
Danas' Household Book of Poetry,
Mrs. Hales Distinguished Women.
Extra fine editions Of the Poems of
W. G. Bryant, Willis,
Pope, Moor,
sake, Burns,
Goldsmith, Longfeov,
Whittier, Byron,
Scott, Hallock,
And others.
Fine editions of the Works Of
Addison. Cooper,
Goldsmith, Scott
Lamb, Hunt
Johnson, Bancroft
Paschal, Hume,
Prescott, Gibbon. |:
Bentons Works.
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OFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS & PHENIX RTTTEES

fTHESE MEDICINES have been before the nnbc
4 Tor PERIOD OF IdlRIf YEARS, and during that
time have maintained high character in almost every
part OF the Globe, for their extraordinary and immc
oiate power OF restoring perfect health to persons su
erng under nearly every Kind of disease to which tho
human frame is liable,
The following are among the distressing variety Of
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-21

'INHE SUBSCRIBER HAS THE LARGEST AND
finest stock Of these that ever crossed the Missis
sippi above st. Louis.
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GSTDon't fail to call and examine our stock, where
You will find at least article not mentioned above
PALMER DEMOREST.
Muscatine, Dec. 10Th, 1860.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A large assortment of Children's Books

Harpers Story Books,
Rollo Books,
Geldart Series, g choice yols)
Appletons Night Cap Series,
Aunt Mary's Stories
Scripture Stories of Ruth, Sampson and David.
Bible Stories in Bible Language,
Famous Boys, and how they became Great Men,
War Tiger,
White Elephant, &C., &c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-12-21

And for P. P.
Stewart 9 sum.
mer and win
terCook Stove
imp. $4,000,
(the best in the
worldly with or
witho ut hot
water resor-
voir, warming
closet Il Dutch
oven for roast
ing, which has
almost entirely
superseded all
Stoves in the
East, and of
which
} $4,000
are in use
Call ,and see
these Stoves.