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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21
THE MARKETS.
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Nav YORK, Sept. 10.
Flour 5aloc easier with a moderate business
dong-sales at S., 2oa$5 25 super State s. 4Sa$555
extra do, IS 2Oa$5,25 super western, $5,45a$57O
common to medium extra western, $5.60a$5,75 in
ferior to good shipping brands extra r. h. o. Rye
-four steady at s., 50as4,4o. Wheat about 1c lower
with moderate export demand - sales at 81, la
l,1s Chicago spring. s, 2oa$l.2a Milwaukee club,
A 27aSl. 90 winter red western 81 ,S0a$l, 81 soft
white western, 81 ,31a$l,s5 fair to good western,
81, 3oa$l, As white Michigan. Rye quiet at 7sasoc.
Barley scarce and firm at s3as4c. Corn without
important change - 66a66Ac sound mixed western.
Oats lower and dull - S9a40c western and State:
Pork steady. Whisky without change
--..--... .5-.- CHICAGO, Sept. l9-sP P. n.
Flour market quiet with limited transactions.-
Wheat advanced Ease; sales aggregate 27oOo bu I,
including l3OO0 No. spring at S3aS43c 2iOoe No.
and 700 rejected spring at 76c, all in store market
closing firm Corn in good shipping demand at an
advance of 3a1c; sales $4,000 Blu No. at 3SaS9c in
store, $4,000 blu do at 9 &c on board. Oats-market
firm sales 5000 blu 10. at zoe IN store. Rye
more active and lc better-sales $500 Blu at SOC
for No. in store. Barley active-sales 1000 Blu
No. 2 at 43c in store. Freights defined 2c-en'
gapements at l2c for corn to Buffalo. Exchange
on New York of one per cent. premium.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. II.
Flour inactive at S. for country super
and ST, 25 for city do; small lot country
double extra at Sc per Dbl. Wheat firm
sales damaged spring at 93c, spring and
club at $l(0$l,O5, good to choice fall ST.
1O@$1 90, choice red 81 40 and choice
white 81 As. Corn in steady demand with
small supplies; sales mixed and yellow at
47O5lc and white 52(057c. Oats firm at
29633c. Barley steady at 73c for spring.
Rye 56(165c. Onions 40@473c per bu.
Potatoes in good shipping order $l@$l 20
per Dbl. Green hides 43c, dry Hint l2c.
Mess pork 500.
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For the Journal
Tho Denmark.

Having recently returned from a trip down the
river, it is duty in justice owe to the officers of
the Denmark to say few words in commeudation
of that beat. l. with others, went on board at this
place, and in a few minutes, with that energy
our way down the river, with heavy freight and
extreme low water, while every effort possible was
made to facilitate our speed and as soon as possible
reach Montrose, the place Of her destination.
On our way down we received every mark of
attention that could be expected or desired from
one who has so many duties to perform as steam
boat Captain. On our arrival at Montrose, We
we're assured that the boat at Keokuk would wait
for our arrival; and, as soon as the cars were
ready, Capt, r. accompanied US down, to see that
all was right. But when we arrived. the down.
river boat had left, but another was soon expected.
The captain, however, sent US to the St. Charles,
where we found fine, airy and comfortable quarters
and the best of cheer. After q while, Capt. R.
called in to inform US that our boat had arrived
but advising us to remain in our present quarters
till after dinner At the hour of dinner, the Capt.
again popped in and made one Of our party, rem
dering US happy by his pleasant chat. till business
called him. When the time arrived that we should
wend our way to the boat. calling for our bills
we were informed that they were all paid by
Capt. R.
And this is only one of the Captains pleasant and
petite tricks, which he is always playing of. In
fact, r is all we can desire in steamboat Captain.
And, then, there is the clerk of the Denmark
always at his post, sfable and pleasant so hon
est that he never does wrong, and SO conscientious
that be always speaks the truth. Then. there are
the pilots-gentemanly and polite, and particularly
attentive when you have young lady or tace along.
And last, though not least there is that little duck
of porter, standing i'll his shoes little less than
six feet six, laying the baggage right and left with
as much order and precision as the steward lays his
knives and forks on the table, and, when you are
about to leave, always at your elbow, with your
baggage all right; and then he receives his quarter
with such graceful touch of the hat, nod Of the
head and pleasant smile, that it seems to do one
heart good, and brings to mind that saying of the
good book, that "it is more blessed to give than to
receive"
And now if any one wants good fare and pleas.
ant trip, up or down the river, go on board the
Denmark. A PASSENGER.
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Shcrifi's sale.

DY virtue of an execution ts me directed and
ID deiiv red from the Office OF the Cltrk of the
D.triet Court Of Muscatipe county, State of Iowa,
against ths goods and cha tiles, lands tenemsnts
Of willism IL. Delaney and Jacob BArgsr, l have
levied upon and will expose 70 sale, on Saturday,
the 9Th day Of October, A. d. 1860, at the Court
Honse door in the city Of Muscatine the following
described property, to-wit The northeast quarter
Of section ono U), in Township Seventy-six, range
No. three west, and the east half Of the south rest
quarter of c.ion three, in Townthip Seventy six'
range No. three ~sst all in Muscstne cou ty, Sta
OF IOWA. All OF which, or so much thereof as may
bs necessary, will be sold to satisfy said execution
in favor Of Christian Hershe. Sale to commence
between tho hours Of nine o'clock in tho forenoon
and four O'Clock in the afternoon of said day,
WIN. GORDON, Sheriff Muscatne 90.
Musoatinc Sept. 6, le6O.-4w. pr ,sfee$5.
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October ssss' T term, 1882
To George w. Russell.
Sir You sre hereby notified that on the 3lst
day Of July, A. D. 1860, Na5cy Russell filed her
petition in The flee of the Clerk of the Distrist
Court Of Muscatine county, claiming of you
diy orcs freIn the bends OF matrimony heretofore
and now existing betN cen you and said pat ,tioner,
on account Of desertion and adultery. You are
further notified that on the 4th day OF September,
A. D. 1860, You were ret urned "not found" by the
Sheriff Of said county, whereupon an order Of pub
location, upon fling tho necessary affidavit for
that purpose, was duly granted by Edward H.
Thayer, the County Judge Of said county, against
you.
Now, therefore, unless you appear ct the next
term Of said court, on the first day thereof, and
answer to said petition . decree OF divorce a.
prayed for will be rendered against you, and for
costs KAUFMAN d Ano'
Solicitors for Petitioners.
Sept. 7, 1860, w5t-Pr. fees So
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S.herlff,S Sale.

10y virtue Of special execution to me directed
D and delivered from the CHICO of the Clerk Of
he Dstrict Court Of Mussatne county, State of
Iowa, against the lands ana tenemeuts of Servetus
Tufts, Emily D. Tufts ond George E. Jones, have
levi upon and will expose to sale, on Saturday,
the 9th day OF October, \. D. 1860, at the q urt
House door, il the city Of Muscatine, the follow
ing described property, to.wit: Tho northeast
Quarter Of section seven and the west half of the
northwest quarter of section eight, township sew
enty-seven north of range enc west, situa IN tbs
county of Muscatine, State of IoWa-aIl Of which,
or so much thereof may be necessary. will be
sold to satisfy iaid special exec uticn in favor OF
joseph Graffaln. Sale to commence between tho
hours Of nine o'clock in tho forenoon and four
o'cl: OK in the a sernoon Of said day.
WIN. GORDON, Sheriff N. G.
Muscatine, sept 6, 1e60-4x. prs fee S..
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apEOlAL NOTICES..
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills!
THE ES,hole World United!
SICK EOPLE, T HI N K !!


AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures q book to NIL;
This Ia the case, the million say,
With the curcs-of Herrick's Pill.
They como from hs.., and North. ard "est'
Aua with glad things the papers I'LL,
Bssauss thoS arc :ne cneapeet, safc.t, best,
Ana SUPERIOR to others il tisrrick's Plils
from Pian,s, and flowors they're made;
The, always cure-they never xiii;
Thousands now in :heir graves were isis'
Va eiG not for Usrrick's Pill.
Each Fill with sus. Is coated Ger
A rara discovery Of matchiess skill,
Their like was never seen before,
Until it appeared in Hsrrck's Fill.
20, years he's wo1A.l to neal the sick,
Wieh JOY eiate mis- bosom nils:
Far tsns eli thousands now rejoice
At the magi: powers OF berrick's fii's'
mrUERRICK'S MATCHLFSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inund ated the world with
thar non alarity over i've million boxes are osed
annuslIy, giving employment to eightJ.hVe men
and women TO put them up. Their cures are NUN.
bared by .housandstnei4 praises on the tongues OF
All. Citizens OF Muscstine and elsewhere, nave
vuu ever used themi Put up in English, spanish
herman and Ereash direstlons. Large 1amhJ
boxas. Is eta! Five bsxes for 81. Sold every
where.
aas advert cement on 3Iu page.
z. u. PALMER, Travelling Agent Tor tne on'-
al States.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
RR TsdT
pTuMONIC WAFERS'

The most certain ana sp eedy remedy ever discover
II for all diseases of tho Chest and Lungs
g Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Consumption bfon-
chitis, influenza, Hosrseness, Dimculs
breathing, Sore Throat, &c. &C.,
N0uHSE WATERS givs most instantaneous and
u.rfsst relief and whsa persevered with accord
inc !. directions, never fail to effect rapid and
..,;,o eurs, chouyands have been restored to per-
FAM health who have tried other means in vain
IA Al, aliases and all constitutions they are equally
b,s.,u9 and eure-nons need despair, no mat
ar how long the disease may have existed, or how"
vor severe it may DO, provided the organic ''rao
urs Of the vital organs is not hepelssaiy dscesysd'
Every one afflicted shsuld give them n inpafs's'
trial.
T. V.cAL1srs AID PuBLIc srEAKsRs, these wa
fsrs are peculiarly valuable they will IN OLE DA!
reneve the most severe occasional hoaIseness: anu
their regular use for few days WILL ~ al tunes
increase tho power AID hsx!bili.y Of the Voice
greatly improving its tone. compass aad eisareess
for which purpose they arc regularly used ~ many
professional voealists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, koeneste:s
ny. Price Is cents per box. for sac y d
Druggists.
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derrlck'S sugar coated tllls
~ CHILDREN CRY FOR THEM ST
THIS remarkable American remedy is earryip
i the soorI by storm. Over five millions Of boz
% are sold annually. Composed entirely of Flow
sss. Roots, Balsams and extracts, their effects 81
The human system are plssant, eatisfactofy AM
successful. Acting directly on the blood, glands
solids and fluids Of the body, their is attended
With the aappest result. In sudden attack IT dis
ease one or two doses always cures. In old stand
ing cases Of sickness, small doses-repeated fire.
quontly-so cleansss the system, that good health
is the result. No change in employment or diet is
necessary. They never cause soFe mouths, swelled
joints, aching limbs etc, - do many other kinds
They are warranted to give satisfaction, or tht
price will be refunded: They are q nsidered cheap
Any purgative pill in the Uorld. yES- The discov.
cry Of coating pills with sugar emnated with Dr.
Herrick. Ali others counterfiets. and If used,
will do harm, and disappoint the SICK Herrick e
pills elegantly put mp, 80 in box, soi large
sheet Of directions, snd sell for rs cents per box.
5boxes for 81.
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plseters
THE GREAT STRENGTHENED
and Pain Destroyer.
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy
in the world.
These renowned Plasters ours pains, weakness
and distress in the back sides and breasts. in Eve
hours. Indeed, certain are they to do this, that
the proprietor warrants them. Spread from resins,
balsams and gums, on beautiful kid leather, rem
aers them peculiarly adapted to the wants Of F.
nales and others. Their application is universal
equally to the strong man, the delicate woman,
and the feeble infant. To all they will prove
. balm and blessing. Their use is agreeable and
without annoyance or trouble. Each plaster will
wear from one to four months, and in rheumatic
complaints, sprains and bruises, equently effect
cures when ali other remedies fail. Full directions
will be found the back Of each. Public speakers.
yocalists ministers Of the gospel and Others, will
then their lungs and improve their voices ~
,vsaring them on their breasts. Price 182 cents
AD~The above articles are sold by all the deal.
ers in Muscstine and by Dru ggists throughout tia
United States, Canadas and South America st
wholesale by all large Druggists IN the princira!
cities. HERRICK BROTHER,
PRAcflcAL CHEMISTS, Albany, NY.
PALMER BROTHERS., Travelling agents.
Hent 2&rd. 1859.
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ssTHE GOOD TIME is COMING. -
Good Crops, Good Prices,
'0Dprfu on q TlSe !

Properly on Tzse!!
49, MY farm Of eighty acres 10 new all in cll-
iia tiva,ion except fifteen acres Of very thrifty
t I'LL Young timber. I never saw and never
s.n.t to see another grove SO beautiful and thrift
~ There a,e fvrty-fve acres OF frst-rate prairie
corn land and tw ,nty acres Of newly broken wheat
Iaud that have been cleared in the timber. So here
Won have prairie grove, good water, exter svc ste Ok
range, a new frsme house, good well, stables, &C..
Il is near market, II miles north Of Ononws sta
ton II will be sold at great bargain to the pur.
chaser. Apply to N; =. GATES,
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m AR RlED,

On Tuesday evening, Sept. 18th, 1850, at the
residence of N. d. Let's. ESQ.,, in Louisa county,
Iowa, by Rev. G. W. Friend, Mr.. E. F. BRocKwAY
and Miss X. B. LET'S.
In this city, September 18th, 1860. by Rev. Karl
F. Oberman, GsoRGs HoLzHAuER and MARIA
HouTz. -~rsa-..s
In this city, September 18th, 1859, by Rev. K.
f. Oberman, HEixKlcH DzrrHo1 and MAaDALRNA
GGBEL.
September 18th. 1860, by L. d. Washburn, Esq.
Mr.. WILLIAM N WRIGHT and Miss JANE GRAIDY-
both of this county.
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Hogs.

At Cincinnti, en- Monday last, hogs were
offered at figures for delivery early in No
ve,nber, which sh ow decline of 5@l5 per
cent on the prices last quoted The highest
figures now talked of are not over $6,so'
10 Chicago, there is a good inquiry for
heavy hogs Give, at S.. 5095,75.
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LORIOUS VS.
To the Citizens of Musca tine and
surrounding country.
CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION
ut the Baltimore Clothing Store!
EON PRANK respectfully announces to the
IL citizens Of Muscatlno All vicinity, that be has
opened a New Clothing Store in this city, on Sec
end street, in the store room formerly occupied by
Bohn Co., where can be found the largest, ches p
est and best assortment Of clothin ever exhibited
in Muscstine.
is we'll 1--WE may cay without fear Of being contra
dicted) first rate made up, and cut OF .the very
best kind of materials and in regard to cheapness,
we warrant the public not to be undersoM by any
other establishment In the country. All We ask
is a call, and examination Of our Goods and prices.
We do not eay that we will sell Goods thirty,
forty fifty per cent. cheaper than aaJ body else
ia Muscatine. Such expressions are daily made use
of by similar establishments in this place in order
to gull the people. We have no time for such
pull. neither de- we wish to humbus an enlight
ened community.
Our assortment on hand l, large, and we'll selsct-
ed for the Fall and Winter trade; besides we
will constantly be in receipt Of Goods during the
whole season..
Our stock consists in part Of the following sr
Fine Cloth Dress and Frock Goats.
French Cloth Dress and +. eek do.
Cashmere Freck and Sack do.
Cloth Sack Coats.
Overcoats-Cioto, Beaver, Mosclws, Petershami,
Deerskins. LiOnskins Scalskins, AMI diff.
ferent other kinds too pumer .us to mention.
Fins Pantaloons an endless ts,ortmsnt-such
as black Cloth, f-ncy Cashmere, plain black Cas-
simere, and all otter kinds, together with the
greatest lot of Vests of al kinds and qualities,
- az ia
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buy your Sewing machines at Dur.
fees. He has the best in use also, good
stock of Watches, Silver Ware, Gold Pens
Willow Baskets. &c. Watches and Jewolry
repaired promptly and in the neatest manner,
at S. G. DuRrER's Jewelry Store, Auscatine,
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Commercial.
WEEKLY REVIEW.


AusoAr,ss, Thursday, Sept 2o-P.x.
Weather cool and pleasant Busin ess live.
~. Receipts Of produce, principally wheat,
quite large during the week.
Prices remain without material change
Wheat declined So at the beginning of the
week. To-day, under brisk competition ,
sales were made at 20 advance on yeste:.
days prices.
We quote:
Flour-Spring wheat $4,50@$5.
Wheat-spring, 10000.
winter-none in market.
Corn meal, 4O(950o p bushel.
Corn, in ear, &c, shelled, 25927e.
Oats-16@lSo.
Barley, 400.
Rye, 40945o.
Potatoes plenty at 10000. .... -
Sweet Potatoes 300.
Onions -2503Oc, for shipment.
Live chickens 81 ,25@$l so per doz.
Apples - dried, $l,6,@$l,75.
:" green, 75c0$l ,25 per bu.
Hay--timothy, $6(9$6.5O; prairie, $3.50
@$5.
Eggs, o(0Ic
Butter so for packed, and lilo for fresh.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, l23al4c.
Shoulders. 9al1c
Clear sides, lO@123c
Lard l3}c.
Hides green. 4}@5e; dry flint, 10@lle.
Lumber, SlOa$30 per 1000 feet.
Lime by the wagon load 6o@75o y Dbl.
Brown sugar-84@93c; crushed 1llc;
clarified lO3o, refined, white, lilo.
Molasses- plantation 400, s. H. $1,000,
Belcher's 81, kegs $5,50@$6,O0.
Oofee-15@17c.
Nails-ass. SO 50@$3 Is.
Rice &c.
Live Stock Fat cattle 81, 1902.
Rags 2923c.
New York, selling per ct.
Philadelphia,
Bosten,
Baltimore,
Chicago, ]
st. Louis, currency
st. Louis. bankable funds I
St. Louis, specie It
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Oak 0rove Literary Institute.
The question for debate before this Lyceum, an
nounced for last Saturday evening. was again post
poned till Thursday evening, eth inst, when it will
be discussed without fail. Come out, men of all
parties, and let US have spicy debate. E.
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ssz HON. ELIJAH SELLS,
Republican Candidate for Secretary Of State
Will address his fellow citizens Of

Will address bis fellow citizsns Of
MU S CA TIN e COU MY,
At tn, times aud places indicated BY the following
lis. Of appointments.
Muscatine, Tuesday evening, September Is.
Fairport, Wednesday do do e.
Wilton, Thursday do do ~.
Moscow, Friday do do 70.
Republicans Greet this able cha npion of your
cat5e, in manner and numbers demonstrative of
the high respect and esteem entertained for her
noble representative and o. ldidate, BY Muscatine
county. &. ". VAN HORNE,
Sept. Is daw1 Chm Rep. Co. Com.
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Mrs, WinslOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, mas
SCOT hing Syrup for children tcethng, which great
" facilitates the proesss Of tseshng, By ssftsn'ns
The gums, reducing all Inflammation, VIII sAsy Oil
pain, and 10 ssrs to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon II, mothers. it viii give rest to yousssivss'
and relief and health 70 your infants. Perfectly
safe in al sasss. Bee advertisement in another
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DIE d.

At the residence of Holiday Goldsberry, IN
Seventy Six township, Muscatine county, Iowa,
September 18th, 1860, JAMES 8. ALLEN, an old
settler of Muscatine.
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NOTICE..

Y NOTIFY oil parties who have done business
j with the Commits ion House Of Bombsrger, 9fis.
void l. Co., or are 1t present doing ", thst have
voluntarily Withdrawn from said firm, and any or
all contracts, acts or liabilities not closed
from and after the date Of thisuo tce am not per
son ally or join tly bound icror. g. B. kD0Ak.
Sept. II, Is HO-.awlt
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E NJ PLOY NJ E n T..

10y NJ EN- T..
"A ING MACliINE.-We will give sCOmmission,
ages ct from SIS to $50 per month, and expen-
sos paid. This Is = new Maohias. and so simple in
its construction that child Of 10 years can learn
to operate it BY half On hours instruction. It is
equal to any Family Sewing Machine in use, and
the price ia but Fifteen Dollars.
Persons wishing an agency will address
j.. N. BOYLAN.
Gcusral Agent Erie Sewing Machine Company,
sept. 10. d l. wlw MILAN, OHIO.
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For the 6sst stoves, ETC., ct the los1-
ct prices, go tothe sMuscatine Stove Store.' -
Sea advertisement
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r. See advertisement Of Dr.. Sanford's
Avsr Ipvigorator and osshartis Plus, IN saetAse
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. ~As~S
! Keep IN any climate.
lmontafy canal, and
are gCou anu cafe II all
&ses where a la;caIllc
Is needed, such ne lie.
ransenIspfs ci The Sloia-
ach, oieepiuese, Pass
IL tho Baes ana L.ins.
CostN cL,ss, Pain and
Soreness Owes TIE whole
body, from sGaden cold,
which frequently, #
neglected, end IN 4 long
course vi Fever, Loss Of
Appetite, a CIR &c ping
sGnsatio u Of Cold ever
the body, ksstlessness
headache, or weight in
tho head, all lnfama-
tory diseases, Worms in
Children or 4 dultss
Khaumatism, . great
Purifier Of the Blood
and many diseases to
which flesh is hsir to
too numerous TO men
tion in this advertise
ment. Dose ! to z.
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uio eSttdoio cXtTacts,
CAsES. air tight, and VII.
The Family Catnar-
tic PILL is q gentle lat
active Cathartic which
the proprietor has usec
in his practice for NOR. O.
than twenty years. :.
The constantly in-1
ersasing demsAd from 4,
snose who have long
u d c d t b Q = / l. l. s a.
and t b Q satisfaction d
which all express ID re-
gard to their use has in =
ouced me to place them :.
within the reach of all. :.
The profession we'll
know that different Ca +
thartics act on different =
portlons OF the bowels. !
The FAMILY q A. s
ThARIJG PILL has, Z
with due reference to :
this we'll establis he'd
fact, been compounded z
from a variety OF the
purest Vegetable Ex-
tracts, which act alike
On every Part CT the al
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Wy w. - oos IN 80 ~"
Hon. FITZ HENRY WARREN,
(Reps6l;can eaad;dats for Prss;densia1 EIaesor)
Will address the people Of Muscatine county, at
TRExoxr HALL, in the city of Muscatine, on
Friday, sept. slss, 1t 2 O'Clock r. ~
Rox. LINCOLN CLARK, Democratic candidate
for Presidential Elector, Is expected to meet Coi.
Warren, in joint discussion, at the above meeting
By order Of the Republican County Committee.
-%>>--
PUBLICANS, ATE NTION!
Hon. ELIJAH SELLS,
Rspu5lican candidate for Secretary Of State,
Hon. j. w. CATTELL,
Repxbl;can candidate for 7Ieassrsr Of State,
Will address the people of Muscatue county at the
COURT HOU S E, f
on 7Iesdoy, Sept. 26th, at o'clock P. NJ.
G.. w. VAN HoRxE.
Chm. Republican County Com.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21

FOR Ss-LE.
TyLOUR, Bran, Shorts, Com Meal, for sale at
r BENEFITS MILL.
Aug. 23d, 1S60-daw3m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21

PRICE THREE DIMES.
~. Inc Liver invIgorstor and Family Cathertio
Fills age retaled by Druggists gen.ra,,y, and sold
wholesale by the Trace in all the largo towns.
ST. W. SANFORD, nj. D.,
Manufac.u and Proprietor:
oot.Io. 335 BROADWAY, NEW York.
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S A n FOR D.
FAMILY
Z Il + hartAc Pill
COMPOUNDED TRON

ruie vegetable extracts, and pat up in GLASS
cASES. air tight, and Will keep In any climate.