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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
AMBROSE G. FULIOx
Us.
Thomas G. Eads,
Christian Schuinann,
Frederick Oldenberg,
Christian Krulnn.e.l,
Benedict Aouven@ghel,
Tepsem II. sohiieht. NJ.
District Court Of Musca.
time County, State of
Iowa.


Tepaem H. sohiiehGng.
70 the above named defendants: # 4
VoU are hereby notified that on the 18th day Of
L eptember, A. d. 1860, Ambrose q. Fulton
filed bic petition in the office of the clerk of the Dis
triet Court Of Muscstine county, Iowa, claiming Of
the said Thomas G.. Eads tho sum Of 81, 1888 4l.lO(
with 10 per cont interest from the 9Th day of July
A. ID. 1850, as money due on two prcmiss0ry notes
executed by him to the said Ambrose q. Fulton. "a.
said petition also asks theforecosure of tho right
or a said defs ndants to redeem from Q mortgage
executed by said Thomas @. Eads to said Ambrose c.
fulton, to secure the payment of said promissory
notes, upon the following Real Estate, si.uate in
the oou nty of Muscatine: Iowa, to-wit: The west
half OF the south. west quarter and the southeast
quarter of the south west quarter of section thirty.
hve 1901 and the southwest quarter of section
thirty -four [34] and the south half of the south
east quarter OF section thirty-three 1881 all in
township seventycight (7S] north Of range one II
east-also tho northeast and south-west quarters
OF the north west quarter of section two ri and
the west half Of tie north west quarter ana the
northeast quarter Of the north west qua:ter of
section three lS1 and the east half Of the north
east quarter "f section fsur and the north west
quarter Of section fourI[4J, and the north west
quarter of the north. east quarter OF section five
OIL n township s:seoty..even MI north of range
You are further notified that no personal claim
is made against any of said defendants, except the
said Thomas G. Esds, and that you weTe returned
not found by the sherifs Of scott md Mussatiue
countless respectively, as appears by their returns
endorsed on The original notice in the above cause.
Whereupor, order Of publication, upon the filing
OF the necessary affidavit for that purpose, was
granted by Edward II. 1hayer, the County Judge
of said county.
Now, unless you appear at the next term Of said
court on the FIRST day thereof, and answer to said
petition, decree Of foreclosure as prayed for will
be rendered against you and for costs.
RICuMAN BRO,
Sol q for Petitioner.
Mnscakinn Oat le6n-Aw-nxa fna oil
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
m AR Il led,

October, 1860, by Rev. J. H. McCutcheon, JOHN
ALEcK YousG and LIZZIE A. RUNYoN.
In this city, Saturday evening. Oct. 9Th, 1860,
by and at the residence of Rev. F. w. Evans, Mr.
JOHN H. SERGEL and Miss JENNIE G. PocoCK- all
of this place.
At Ewngton, ILL.,, on Thursday evening. October
4th, 1860, at the residence Of the Hon. Harper
Bakely, by Rev. J. w. Woods, Mr. GEO. h
Zs1aLER, Of Muscatine, Iowa, and Miss MARY
ST. CLAIR CROKER, Of the former place.
We acknowledge the receipt of liberal rsmem
brances from the young couple and tender them
our congratulations and good wishes for their con-
tinued happiness.
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News Paragraphs.

There is another new oil This time it is
"Hsbards Water OIL" It is claimed to be
IS per cent, better than Kerosene.
Tom Watson, the well known jester of
Spalding& Rogers Circus, died at the SIS
ters' Hospital, st Louis, on the 26th ult.
The Jamaica papers are discussing the
policy of annexing that island to the United
States as remedy for the social and politi-
cal evils under which it is suffering.
President Buchanan has promised to be-
come q contributor to the n. Y. Ledger
after the 4th of March next. We expect to
see in Bonner's advertisements about that
time, in big, glazing type, the line, "James
Buchanan writes for it." e a,
An English government agent has been
sent out to persuade the King of Dahomey
not to kill 1000 captives and float canoe
in their blood, by way of propitiating the
names Of his departed father. 1t is several
months since the intelligence Of the King
intention reached England and it will be
some time before the persuasive messenger
can reach Dahomey. There is danger that
he may be too late for the 1000
While Gov. Seward and suite were en-
route to Cleveland, on the night of the 4th
Aust, tue traih sVopPeu u AaPo'so, A'uiuu",
where Douglas spoke during the day. The
"Little Giant" was at the depot when
Gov Seward arrived. The latter was in the
sleeping car enjoying the sweets of Nor
pheus. Mr.. Douglas paid his respects to
him by entering the car and Weakening Gov.
Seward. The latter greeted the former cor
daily, the two Senators shook hands, joked
each other on the political state of affairs,
and parted in the best humor
Another great storm visited New Orleans
and vicinity on the I'd inst In the city the
walls of new building on Camp street fell
killing two persons. Twenty nine coal boats
were swamped, involving the loss of $l5O, 900.
The back portion of the city was submerged.
Eleven miles of the jackson Railway was
ashed of and large number of houses
along the line Of the road were swept away,
by which several lives were lost. The dam
age on the river is heavy. Steamboats, were
blown ashore and others sunk. From IS to
40 sugar houses were blown down and the
sugar crop greatly injured. A Baton Rogue
dispatch reports q coal boats swamped and
one steamboat sunk.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
S A p 0 N IF J Err. r.
Concentrated LYE.
READY FAMILY SOAP-MAKER,

A N Indispensable article in every family, where
II by, with their ordinary kitchen grease COM
bined With the Saponifer, they can make al tbs
soap they use--h&rd, soft or fancy. Ii will NAL h
hard water soft and will clean Type to Perfection
nothing ecsals ii for cleaning and SECURING
Put up in air. tight iron boxes Of 10. each
which will make, v,th 20 It's. common grease
from Is Is gallons elegant soft soap, or to IL
b., hard.
bic article was first introduced to the public, aod
the estimation IN which il is held, wherever known
and tried, and the immense demand for it from al
quarters, are conclusive proofs Of its real merits
and valas family article.
beware of Imitationsy
The success Of oar article, like that Of all dis.
coveries CT true merit and value, has induced
unprincipled parties to initiate it. We therefore
CAUTION THE PUBLIC against worthless CoUN.
TERFEITS ard to take none but the genuine, orig
ual and patented article, au featured only by the
PENNSYLVANIA SALT
Manufacturing C0mpInv.
OF East Tarentum, Allegheny Co., Pa. Office aud
Depot, No. 1876 Penn st. above the Canal Bridge,
Pittsburgh Pa, who also Manufacture of etapdar I'd
quality, Caustio Soda for Soap Makers, Soda Ash.
R-6ned Soda Ash, Sal Soda, Chloride Of Calcium,
Copperas, Manganese, Nitric Acid Soda Sale, aims.
Bleaching Powder, Muriatic Acid, Suiphuric Acid.
Aqua Forts, Chloroforn. Extra Refined snow.
entirely pure and dry, put up in various yles and
packages The ouly pure salt ia tine country.
For sale by all stcrs-keepers in the nited States
1000 cases Saponifer, genuine, For sale at manu-.
factur ss' prices, in lots to suit purchasers, by
PIKE 4 KELLOGG,
mch27-daw1y St. Louis, Mo.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

GEN. WALKER's DEATH. - The fuller &C
counts from Honduras, by the British steamer
Gladiator fail to give US any detailed nara
tive of the dying hours Of William Walker.
1t appears that none of his party were allow
ed to witness his execution. But among those
who saw it we're two Americans, who gave
his remains decent interment, being assisted
in the work by couple Of priests of the
Catholic Church, with which Walker some.
time ago connected himself. A good deal Of
curiosity exists concerning the manner In
which the filibuster met his death, and it is
to be hoped that some correct particulars may
be given to the world. But the world may
rest assured that he died like a man. For,
although he was foolish, unprincipled and
fanaticai, he never showed want of courage,
and as he, doubtless, thought himself hero
and martyr, he would not show any want
of courage in the hour of what he regarded
as the supreme sacrifice in the cause he had
undertaken.
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"THE GOOD TINE IS COMING. -
Good Crops, Good Prices,

Properly on q rsse!
49, MY farm Of eighty acres is raw all in cal
;ia tivation except fifteen asrea of very thrifty
i'll young timber. never saw and never
nect tosee another grove beautiful and thrift
~ There are forty-fve acres Of ftst-rate prairie
corn land and twenty acros Of newly broken wheat
land, that have been cleared in ths timber So here
,ou have prairie, grove good water exter sve stock
ran "a. new frsms house, good we'll, stables, &c.
r. ia near market, II miles north Of Ononwa sta
tion. Il will be sold at great bargain to the pur
chaser, Apply to N. =. GATES,
o.. JOHN WILSON, fremont Hall.
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IFor the Journal

An Example worthy Of Imi ia ton.
Mr.. EDITOR In looking over your daily of the
10th was pleased to notice the proceedings of q
union meeting Of the citizens of Lake township
irrespective of party, for the purpose of nominating
suitable men to fill the various township offices
This, in my opinion, is just it should be; more
especially at this time, when we are about inaugu
rating new system of county government. 1t is,
in my opinion, matter of more Importance to the
people of township to select their best men to
represent them in their County Board of Super
visors than it is to them who shall be the next
President: This is q matter that comes home to
every taxpayer, whether large or small. We have
all felt, more especially through the financial crisis
from which We are just emerging, that our taxes
have been too bu1thensome to be borne This is a
matter that can most undoubtedly be materially
changed; and there is no surer way of doing it
than by adopting the system of Lake township, and
laying aside all party preudces cast your votes for
men for Supervisors without regard to that ques-
ton men who bear portion of the burthen with
yourselves-and you may have good reason to hope
that your taxes will be reduced to the lowest pos
sible estimate. Let me again say that Lake town.
ship, In selecting 10. Crane for their Supervisor.
has acted wisely, and still more wisely in determin
ing to support him irrespective of party feelings
and predictions 10. is man of themselves; he
has himself felt those burthens of which his neigh
bors all complain. His sound judgment and good
common sense qualify him for the Office, and with
Board of Supervisors composed of such material
we may we'll hope for wise and economical rule
in our county finances. l will, therefore, recon-
mend to every township in the county eco ye and
do likewise" Echo,
With all due difference to the opinion expressed
by our correspondent and with hearty endorse
ment of what he says of the qualifications of the
gentleman named, we give it as our opinion that
the Republicans of each township should nominate
a ticket of their own and elect it. They have good
men enough in their own ranks to fill the various
Offices. The above proposition, be it known,
comes from a Democrat. 1t should be at least we'll
scrutinized before being acted upon by Repub
licans.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
APEOIAL NOTICES.
TO ConsumptiVos.


THE Advertiser, having been restored to heath
l. in few weeks by . very simple remedy alter
having SUITE red several years with severe lung
aft, elton, and that cread disease, Consumption-'s
anxious to mako known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desreit, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free of charge,) with the d'rec
tions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find . SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, Asrn-
MA, Bronchitis, &c, Tie only object Of the adver-
tiser in sending tho Prescription 10 to benefit the
afflicted and spread information which he conoe'ves
to be invaluable, and be hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing ano
may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad'
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Oct. ls60-daw Tyr. a.
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FLOR the J Journal

Cttizens' M Letting In Lake Twp.
At a meeting of citizens of Lake township, held
in Lucas Grove School House, ON the 9th inst, Mr.
Lindley Hoops was called to the Chair and Samuel
McNutt appointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr.. La Tourrette, it was resolved
that this be union meeting of the citizens of this
township, irrespective of party, for the purpose of
nominating suitable men to fill the various town
ship offices. ..-... Of
On motion of Mr.. D. G. McCloud, nominations
were made by ballot, and the several ballotings
resulted in the following nominations:
For Township Supervisor-JosEPH CRANE.
For Justices of the Peace-SANUEL McNurr and
SAMUEL BAnToRD.
For Township Trustees - WV. H. HAzRLErr, J.
P. HITCHcocK and DAVID STEWART.
For Assessor-LMDLEY HooPs.
For Township Clerk-GEo. E. RANciPHRR.
For Constables WV. BARaER JR., and CALVIN
ADAMS.
On motion, Joseph Crane and Lindley Hoops
were appointed committee 10 see that tickets are
prepared for the election.
On motion, it was resolved that the proceedings
of this meeting be published in the Muscatine
papers LINDLEY HOOPS, Chm.
SAMUEL McNurr, sec'y.
Oct. 9Th, 1850.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

~The Douglas gathering at Chicago on
Friday of last week was great fzzle. The
Journal says there were not to exceed 5000
strangers in the city. Douglas in his speech,
as usual. charged the Republicans with advo
eating NEGRO equality" 1t seems impossi-
bic tor him to make speech without mis-
representing his political opponents.
The torch-light procession in the evening
was composed, by actual count, Of 43S horse
men and 2025 footmen, boys, musicians and
stragglers included. This is the demonstra
ton which the Douglasites intended should
eclipse the one in honor of Mr.. Seward,
when 100, 900 strangers were in the city and
10000 Wide Awakes in the procession.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
THE MARKETS.

5N ST. LOUIS, Oct. b.
Flour During the first part Of the week
the market improved, and o few thousand
barrels city superfne sold for present and
Lost of this months delivery at about 50, and
some for November delivery; but since then
the market has been dull with only small
sales Wheat receipts have been light
with sales of spring at 92@95c, spring and
club, mostly mixed, at 97@9sc, and club
$l@$1 ,O3. Receipts of corn have gene
rally been light, and the full range Of prices
has been 47960c, the latter for very choice
white. Oats range from 33@35c. Rye dull
at $4,000, sacks included. Barley 65@75c.
bags returned. Onions dull with large sup
ply at 350372c. Potatoes 25@35c; ma rket
very fully supplied. Hides steady at 60l3c,
for green saltcd and dry flint. Mess pork
SO.
(Psr Tslsgraph.l
New YoRK, Oct. 10.
Flour shade frmer-sales 10000 bbls at $5.S0a
$5,s5 super state, $5soas5.S5 super western, $3.50
ASSOC common to medium extra do, IS 75a$5,s so
inferior to good shipping brands extra Il. d. u.
Wheat 1c better - sales at 81 ,20a$1,2 "a Chicago
spring, 81. 26aSl % Milwaukee club. $l.2Sa$l 2sA
amber Iowa, 81. S4a$l, S5 winter red western, Rye
quiet and firm at SOC. Barley steady at ssas4c.
Corn shade firmer at 70Aa7lc for sound mixed
western, Oats 36aSSc western. Pork dull and
lower. Whisky less active at 2sAc.
+. CHICAGO, Oct. 10-8P.x.
Flour quiet. Wheat slightly improved, after
steamers news sslc for No. l, s5Aas52c for No.
spring. in store. Corn dull and 1a2c lower
sales 10000 blu at 4la42c in store. Oats steady.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

An experienced nurse and female physician, has q
Boot hing Syrup for children teething, which great
" facilitates the process Of teethng by saitsnng,
the gums, reducing all Inflammation. will sllsy all
pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon 1t, mothers it win give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe In all cases. See advertisement in a1ot her
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

Coop FOR RUsCH-After the conclusion
Ex-senator Wilson's speech, on Tuesday night
the I'd inst, before the Young Mems Repub-
lican Union of New Y ork, the Tribune says,
'Lieut. Governor Rusch, of Iowa, gave one
of the most humorous speeches of the cam
paign-a speech which kept the audience in
a roar for nearly an hour"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

TIE MINNESOTA LAND SALEs.-The Presi-
dent has been strongly and urgently appealed
to BY the citizens Of Minnesota to postpone
the Minnesota land sales, on the ground that
the settlers are unable to make payments for
pre- emption claims within the prescribed
time, but the old public functionary' is
deaf to their entreaties.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
PsasosAr.-Nieholas Halter, ESQ, clerk

PsasoaAn. Nicholas Halter, Esq., clerk
in the Washington p. o. Department, 10 stopping
at the Burtis House. Mr.. H. has held that position
for % years. He is on his way to visit his son,
who 10 farming in Muscatine county. : Dov. Dem.
Our neighbor up the river 10 slightly in error
with regard to Mr.. Halter. Mr. b. removed with
his family to this State in April last. and has since
been residing on his farm, in Cedar county. Two
of his sons, including the one above mentioned, are
now residing in this city. eng e'i
~ Those who have thought that this
country cannot produce good fruit apples especial
ly, should take look at J. A. Wilson's cellar
under his store, where are stored away from 500 to
500 bushels of the very choicest apples, all raised
in this vicinity. Apples have been plenty on the
streets for the last ten days at 81 to $I.25 per
bushel. -...... r..--
p@ The communication from Iowa City
concerning Douglas speech was received too late
for this week. 1t will appear in our next.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

MAGNIFICENT WIDE awake D1spLAYa.-
The great Wide Awake demonstration on
Wednesday night, Oct. Sd, in New York,
was q complete success. The Tribune de
scribes it as the most brilliant torcli-;igh,
display ever seen in that city, and says there
were full 10000 Wide Awake voters in the
procession.
In Philadelphia on the same night, there
was a orch.light display in which there
were at least 5000 voters in line.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

LOCAL DEPARTMEN,


RePUblfcah T0WMsMtR C0hvehtt6h,
a. Tke Republicans Of Bloomington Township
are Invited 70 meet In Convention 81 the Court
House in the city Of Muscatine, ON Saturday Octo.
boz 18Th, 1860, At o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose
Of nominating candidates to MI tho following
officers, to-wit: Two members for the Board Of
County supervisors, two Justic0s of the Pea CO
two Constable, three Township Trusteer, and ono
Township Cl.rk, and fol- the transaction Of such
other business ~ NAY properly como before the
Convention. MANY RE1UBLICANS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12
NATURALIZATION PAPERS

NATURALIZATION PAPERS.
DERsONS deir-us Of Obtaining their Sacond
L Papers, ere hereb5 notifsi tina: tae County
Lourt Of Muscatiae County will hoil an adjourned
session on Monday. 18th day Of 90 cher, and coz
tnne in eesson fer enc week thereafter, during
which time Naturalization Pafers viii 30 issued
to persons entitled to Item.
Get. 2 POI. CHARLES S. jSTBR,
Gonntu CLARK
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

ny The Cleveland Herald says: "Mrs
Douglas, during her recent stay in this city,
attended the Roman Catholic Cathedral
During the service collection was taken
up for the benefit of the Roman Catholic
Theological Seminary. Mrs. Douglas Put
down her name for 5000" ~aa .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

To the above named defendants:
l. August, A b. 1860, Ambrose C. Fult N f led his
petition ia the office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Muscatine count lowe, claiming of the
said John NJ. sMitherwax the sum Of
$2,T7 72-l00 with ten per cent. interest from June
18th, leo, and the further sum of $40 10000
with ten per cent interest from August II, 1887
as moLey due on five promissory notes for $40
each, executed BY him to the said Amb ose G.
Fulton.
Said petition also asks tho for cclosure of tie
right Of all of sad defendants to redeem from
mortgage executed by said John NJ. Nil herwax 90
adiAmbrose G. Fulton, to secure the payment Of
said promssory actes, upon the following described
real estate, towit: Tho undivided one third RI 3
interest in the following real estate, to.wit: The
90 IN half of sectitn No four I4l and the north
half of tho south half of said section four r41 in
township No. seventy eight list north of range
one ~ east of the 5sh r. NJ, in M uscatine
county, Iowa. Also, upon other real estate in
Scott county, Iswa, upon which foreclosure and
sale have Keen had as set forth in plaintiffs petit
ion.
You are further notified that no personal claim
is made against any OF said defendants, except the
said John NJ. Mishe evsx-that you were ret .rncd
mot found by the Saeriffs of Scott and M scatin
counti:s. on the 18th and 24t days of September,
1860, respectively. Whereupon, an order Of publ
cation, supon the!6ing the necessary sfidavis for
that purpose, Gas granted by Edward u. Th,yer,
the County )adge Of said county.
Now, unless you appear at the next term Of said
petition, dscree Of foreclosure aa prayed for
will be rendered against, you, and for costs.
RICHMAN & BRO, Sol 8 for Pl'f.
Muscatiue Oct 70, lS60-4W-p-s fec $40
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Commercial,
WEEKLY REVIEW.

MusoAr1sE, Thursday, Oct. ll.-P.x.
Weather clear, cool and pleasant. Bust
ness lively. Receipts of produce quite large,
the bulk being wheat, with a considerable
quantity of r otatoes.
Prices without material change. Wheat
frmer, with standard price at 75c, though
some choice lots sold yesterday and to-day
at 76c. Potatoes dull and lower, some loads
bringing only lac.
We quote:
Flour-$4,5o@s5.
Wheat-spring, 72975c.
6 winter-none in market.
Corn meal, 40@50c p bushel.
Corn, in ear, new crop, lSa20c; shelled,
Csc.
Oats-19c.
Barley, 500.
Rye, 40c.
Potatoes, 15@1Sc.
Sweet Potatoes 500.
Onions -1S@20c, for shipment.
Live chickens ST ,25@s1 so per dog.
Apples = dried, $l,6J@$l,75.
Eggs, 1866. ''' ''e'
B1tter-so for packed, and 12a@l5c fresh.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, l23al4c.
Shoulders. 9a11c
Clear sides, l0@124c
Lard l23c.
Hay--timothy, s6@se.5o; prairie, $3.50
@s5:
Hides green, 4}@5c; dry flint, 1o91lc.
Lumber, 3lOa$3O per 1000 feet.
Lime by the wagon load 60975c y Dbl.
Brown sugar-S4@93c; crushed 1l3c;
clarified 1O}o, refined, white, llc.
Molasses-plantation 40c, :. d. 3sC95O,
Belcher's 81, Kegs $5,50@$6,0O. q
Ooaee-l5@l6c.
| Nails-ass. $3 50@$3 70.
Rice &c.
Live Siock.--Fat cattle 81, 1902.
Rags 2@23c.
New York, selling Il per ct
Philadelphia, 1t
Bosten, zz4 A It e
l. Baltimore, II
Chicago,
| st. Louis, currency
st. Louis. banksble funds
! 81. Louis, specie II
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-12

o. 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 Jewelry
repaired promptly and in the neatest manner
at S. G. DunFEE's Jewelry Store, Muscatine
Iowa.