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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29
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I'D ..... II !. G33llI1S
MRS. WIN SLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, p1e-
SCENTS to the attention Of Mothers, her
SYRUP,

An e1Pekienoed NURSE ana Female Physloians p1e-
sents to the attention Of Mothers, her
SYRUP,
q FOR CHILDREN TRETHNa. { "a
WHIoH. greatly faeilitsts the process Of teeth
w ing, b. softening the gums, reducing all
inflammation sllay ALL PAIN and epasmodic
actio1, and Il suke sH9L % EFa# 2ai~2
To Regulate she Bewels. ri 2
Depend upon It, mothers, It will give rest to your
Rslief and Health to your Infants. =.
We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, end CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH
Of 1t, what We have never been able to say Of any
other Medicine-N1vER has IT TAIL1D IN gINdLn
Ms1AHo!, 10 111zcr 4 cvR1 when timely used.
~ any cne who used Il. On the contrary, all are
deli GIFTED with ito operations, and speak in terms
Of connendation Of its magical effects and medical
Virtues. We speak In this matter 'wHAT We DO
QUIZ MPu1A11oH Fen TEE FULTIILNENT OF WHAT WE
1sRn DnaCIARH: In 81 ost every instance where
the infWnt II suffering from pain and exhaustion,
relief mill be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the syrup 10 administered. 4as1'ta3.*
This valuable preparation 4, the prescription Of
one Of the most RxPRRr8NC8D and sKILLFUL NURSES
In New England, and has been used with NEgg
FAILING SUCCESS IN ,.fazt 4afgE5tt as5
Thousands of Gases. n -. z
Il not only relieves the child from pain, bat in
vigofates the stomach and bowels, coerec0 actdlty
and givss tone and energy TO the whole 'y'teu.-
Gripping IN tie Bososls, and Wsnd Cholic,
and overcome commissions, which il not speedily
remedied, end In death. We believe It to 70 tho
DnSr AnD su1EsT x1H1DY IN TH1 WORLD, In Oh Gases
of DYs1N11RY AID DlARRH0A IN CHILDRBN, whether
it arises. from Testhing, or any other cause. We
would say to every Mother who has child suffer-
ing from any Of the foregoing complaints, DO NOT
LET YouB PRDJUDI0Es, NOR TIE PREJuDIcfs OF
OTHERS, stand between you and your sassing child
and the relief that will be suRH-yes, ABsoLu1El1
suRn-te follow the use Of this Medicine, II timely
used: Fall directions for using will accompany
sach bottle. None genuine unless the facsimile
of CURTls PERKINS, New York, 10 on the out
6oll BY druggists throughout the World. e
Principal Once, Is Cedar Street, N. Y.
Price, only as cents per Bottle:
sold wholesale and retail BY @-a7agSl
". W.. On REU6, Muscatine, Iowa.
April cd kW1 a.. sega---~-------
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-29

GNI4661x TX ON
IN established fact, .
TOR, and it will cum
Liver Complaints, BIZ
ious Attacks, Dyspsp-
STA. Chronic Disffhoos,
Summer. Complaints,
Dysentery, Dropsy,
Sour Stomach, Ha6itual
Costiveness, Cholie
Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infantum,
Rlstulsnoe, Jaundice,
Female Weaknessss,
and may be used sue,
oessfuny ~ an Ordina.
~ Family Medicins,~
It will cure 81 OK
HAD A o Il 3, C.
thousands can testifjA
in twenty minutes e
two or three Teaspoon
fulG ara takan at cnvm.
mencement Of attack.
All who Csc it are
giving thar testimony
In its favor!
MOUTH WITH THR
WALL0W BOTH To-
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E re SPECIAL NOTICES.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills!
The Whole World United!
SICK Peep E, 7 II n K!
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The bHnOGG ~ OTs(S OsssSesss
SICK PEOPLE, 7 H IN K!
..7saE :AFTER WHICH, ACT. e.
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures . book to I'LL; ~
This 10 the case, the million say,
2 es- With the cures Of Herrick's Pill. . -.
Thew come from hast, and North. ard West,
Aud with glad tiaings the papers NJ,
Because they are the cheapest, safest, best,
And superior to others II Hefrioks Flli;
From Plants, and flowsrs they're made;
They always cure-they never kill
i. Thousands now in their graves were lsids
Wete it not for Aerrick's Pill.
zach Pill with sugs. is coated GER
s A rare discovery Of matchless skill; a.
Their like Was never seen before,
Until it appeared in Hsrricks PilI'
Ror wears he's wozxua to heal the sick,
With Joy elste his Bosom ILLS:
For tens Of Thousands now reJoice
At the magis powers Of Berriok's Pills.
m~HERRICK'S MATCHLESS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
their popularity. Over i've million boxes are Used
annuslly, diving employment to eighty live men
and vomen to put them up. Their cures are nun-
hersa hv thousands-theiI praises on the tongues OF
All Citizens Of Muscaains and elsewhere, have
vou aver used themP Put up in English Spanish,
Hs-man and French directions. Large family
boxes. IS ots! Five bsxes for 81. sold every
where. #-.-it Y
r. II. PALMER, Travelling Agent for tho Uni
al 0tatoa.
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The Daily Morning Journal.

We have made arrangements to continue the
publication of the DAILY JOURNAL in the morning
with telegrsphic dispatches. The extra labor and
the cost of the dispatches will add considerably to
our expenses, which are already a. great as GU,
present patronage viii warrant, but we trust oul
subscription list will be sufficiently increased by
the additional interest and value Of the paper on
account Of the publication Of dispatches to
remunsrate u for the cost of telegraphing
at least. Our dispatches will be the same Is pub
lishsd in the Davenport papers. containing sum-
mary Of the previous days news, with the New
York markets. e~ E'-
We hope to extend the circulation Of the Daily
in the towns of Wilton, Moscow, Atslissa, West
Liberty, Ononwa, Grandview, Wapello, Columbus
City, Washington, &C., where We can serve our
patrons With the news twenty four hours in advance
Of the Chicago papers. Will our friends at these
places exert themselves o little in our behalfe
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WEEKLY JOURNAL.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
.Notlce - suhecrlhers

Those whose subscriptions expire on the lss OF
July are notified that this 10 the last paper due
them. We hope all will renew their subscriptions
during the week. No man should be without
Newspaper in these stirring times.
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COMPOUNDED FRO

Pure Vegetable extraotDs
CAS1S. air tight, and vii
Tho Family Catha1-
tic PILL IL Q gentle but
active Catnartic which
the proprietor hss used .
in his practice Tor more q
than twenty years. :
Tho constantly in
eressing demand from u
those who have longh
use d t he PILL So
and the satisfaction =
which all express In ~
gard to their use has in. s,
ducsd me to place them 4
within the reach Of al. r
Tho profession we'll =
know that different Co
thartics act on different =
portions Of the bowels:
The FAMILY O A.
THARTIC PILL has, -
with due reference to y
t.hia veil eata blia1nAd
fact, been compounded 6,
from . variety of the
purest Vegetable Ex-
tracts, which act alike
or eyery part Ct the al
PRICE 1xssx,
The Liver Invigsrator
Pills are ,rstailed By Drug
Wholesale by the Trade IN
b. T. W. {
<yfE Msnufaes,
0Ct. IL: 1876 Bl
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THE MARKETS.

@a~ New YoRK, june n.
Flour more active At S., 40@5, 95. .Whes at
steady Chicago spring 1929, Milwaukee
club s., 32@l,s4, white western 81 so. Rye
quiet at 82983c. Corn dull and dropping at
lilo for western yellow. Oats quiet at 81
@40c. ei.as as
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,%Wait for the Four Geese! q
NEW ORLEANS CIRCUS.
In SPALDING & ROGERS
UNITED COMPANIES

4
From their New Orleans Ampitheater.
n. v.: First season of their Land Company upon
~ First season Of their Railroad Circus in the
- First season of the Floating Palace Circus
40 der canvass. -
~ First season Of the celebrated English Court
JESTER IoM WATSON, with bis four trained geese.
GHE preprietoHs have for this season discontinued
i oil their ether travelling Establishments, and
concentrated all their energies ana facilities upo
tniss their tavorite company, consisting Of al Ia G
stars, Foreign and American snd the most splendid
and valuable stud Of
RING AND PERFORMING HORSES,
Ever brought before the public selected from their
various Companies, all under the personal superin-
Tendance OF the managing proprietor,
MR.. CHARLES J. ROGERS, 49,,
Whose discipline and tact have elevated this class
Of amusement to standard of elegance, refinement
and perfection to which all other companies would
ton Of Artists, viii be found
LITTLE KATE ORMOND,
The beautiful, graceful and accomplished Eques-
TRAN and Danseuse, whose superiority has won for
hsr the appe.lation Of the Juvenile Queen Of the
South" 7s - =
Jean johnson and Master F. Barry.
The acknowledged stars of the Arena, in their
dashing, daring bareback feats Of Hersemsnship,
together with =
Mons: Francois, Mrs. F. Ormond,
Frank Barry, Mons. Aueaste,
nignot ANTONIO, Tom Watson,
e. y. Pepper, Hi. Day,
hercules Libby, Nick Foster, -aTE
John Barry, John Keefe,
W. II. Hill, Charley Fish. .e
george WOOD, Prof. Spaun,
Excelled In no particular in their various perform
snces. And the trick Ponies,
.dststo0k, W'iltsIare, Big Thunder
ID Es The spotted Mule, r.
r@ JUBELO.
TH9 DWARF MULE PRGNIx
And the calculated Louisiana bred
HORSE, HIR A M F..
Trained BY Mr. J. G. Rogers, and acknowledged to
be the hest performing horse on tho Continent.
GRAND AQUATIC REPRESENTATION
Vn the morning Of the arrival at each place Of *
ABOUT IL O'Clock, A. N.Y. tho celebrated
English Court Jester, Tom Watson, viii sail dewn
WAsHTUB DRAWN BY FOUR GEESE.
In full view Of the public on the bank.
Will b. exhibited under one Pavilion. nj Q .,a >
t., O'Clock, P.M.,a at
Muscatlne, Tuesday, July nth,
Admission 30 cents. Children Is cents,
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OHrcAao. June q.

OdACA0Os Suuo O..
Flour market during the past week was
inactive and without material change, spring
extra selling at $3.50 and spring super6ne
at 81. Wheat advanced 697c during the
week, but declined 405c to-day, the market
closing steady at $l,O5 for No. spring
in store and 81, OF for club on track. Corn
declined 10 and dali at 49@49}c for No. 2
canal afloat and 50}(95le for river yellow
and No. in store. Cats quiet ct 27c Tor
No. / in store. Rye $50. Barley $50. Pota.
toas - choice pinkeyes and neshannooks 80
(l4Oc, common mixed 25(030c. Green hides
En18c, dry flint 159l5@c. Live chickens
81 ,60@1 ,S7} per doz. Butter 891oc. Eggs
8@s1c.- E11 e. v+f'tsgF Dc95
Livs Stock.-No. cattle $40, ordinary
g, sommon light 2tc. Hogs 44@52c
.4zu .4 ST. LOUIS, June rs.
Flour improved; sales Of CITY superfne at
81, 80 per Dbl: and country extra at $2,70
per bag. Wheat advanced 204c on account
Of favorable advices from the East and small
receipts sales spring aad club ct 81 ,03@
81, 06, club 81 ,08, choice white $1,87 and
fair fail 81, 30. Corn unchanged mixed As
| @47c, mixed and yellow 4Sc, mixed and
mixed white 500, yellow sole, and white 50
l@5bc. Oats heavy 1t 4l(942}o. Rye ESQ
Too. Potatoes heavy and buyers standing d
for lower prices mixed 70(977}c, ,pinkeyss
I15066c and neshsnnocks 900. Hay rather
heavy and dropping at 10000 for timothy
land Soc for prairie. Butter 90. Eees Sc,
lshipper's couct Dry hides l4c. Sugar
so hh,ls. good fair 81.
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mrs. wtn,lews, :,

Al experienced nurse and female physician, hi Z
Soothing Syrup fe childrsa teethiAg, which great;
II fasitasss the process Of teethine, By ssftsning,
The gums, reducing all will allay al
pain, aad is sure to regulate tha bowels. Dspsnd
upsn Il, mothers, it win give rest to yourselves,
and relief and health to your 1hfa1ts. Perfectly
safe in all essss. SEQ advmtiesnent in anot hon
nolumn -.
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VNHE best Kerosene. 81 30 per gallon.
i Prime Burning Fluid at usual prices,
Aps7 ct GRAHAM BROTHERS..
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~For the best stoves, etc., at The loso-
est prices, 60 tothe sMuscatine Stove Store. -
So = advertisement.
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- See advertisement Of DR.. Sanford'e
Liver Inviserator and Cashsrtic Pulls, in anoth.e
coiuan.-
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Commercial
WEEKLY .RHvIRW.

ga AbisoArrSE, Thursday, June 28-P.x.
/ Weather warm, thermometer ranging from
$50 to 9Ge in the middle of the day during
the week. Several showers Of rain have
fallen this week, refreshing and re-invigor-
ating the growing crops. Wheat still looks
promising, though We learn that in few
localities the ''spot" has made its appear
ance, but its ravages are not alarming. Corn
never promised better. -
Prices have varied but little during the
week. Corn has experienced a slight
advance. The receipts of grain have been
quite liberal for the season.
We quote:
Wheat-Spring, 90c. FL
1 Sc Winter, none in market.
Flour-Spring wheat $5@$5,50. .r
Corn meal, 4O050c p bushel.
Corn, in ear, SOC, shelled $50.
Oats-3Oc.
Barley-none in market. -
Rye-none in market. b
Potatoes -Old, 35@4Oe; new, 75e.
Apples 500.
Hay--timothy, $500 prairie, a; Hun
garian, $3.50 per ton. ~
Eggs, Sc. r..
Butter, 10@l2c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, 11al23c.
Shoulders, 8a1Oc .a .,.,,s.-.z..s -
Clear sides, lO9123c aa
Lard 123c. ~
Hides green, SIC; dry flint, 123@13c.
Lumber, S10a$30 per 1000 feet.
Brown sugar 5000; crushed lilo;
| clarified lO1c, refined, white, LILO.
Molasses-plantation 400, &. II. A062,
Belcher's 81, kegs $5,5O@$6,00.
Oofse-14(9144c.
Nails-ass. So 1904.
Rice see.
Live Siock.-Fat cattle $2,25@42,50
Hungarian grass seed, ESQ.
Rags 2(923c.
i RyQHAN2R.
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IN. v KlDX
Isen P - :. .pv s. c,, s.H ~
,;n mani =, csn S.i ~ 4
so ~. 80. .o nd ~i 80. !. :. III !,
- .ss 8 ~. whs ~ . ~ c..h :. -,
- "s.S Sasl. 80. .S "s.'i ~
=, r.r ns - :" ~ = so ot he e a.o ~
. - euI..n:N... sA NJ:
~ r. si RepL srj I.n ;,ns
~ ~ nosa "I D.. '. -
$685. oss..s.s 81. : ~ III ply -.
49, ~ sas 49,. W ~ 81. VIII Ss
49,; ~; ILL sa1I .uuavn oo.u ,
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SHE public are r.
specially notified that
an In6fmary is estsb-
lished at the Pennsyl-
vania sHoase, in the
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~ ALBANY COLLIE GE - T.
s'@a' or, HHALTH. -, ~

~ ALBANY COLLIE GE -
w. or, HHALTH. -, az
l|||||RI| iI| q !. !.
Established 1855.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills r
~ CHILDREN oRY 7oR THEM! 39
TNHIS remarkable American remedy 10 casryin
i the so6SH BY storm. Is Over i've millions of bcx
- are sold annually. 0pmpossd entirely Of Flow.
ers, Roots, Balsams snd extracts, their effects 81
successful. Acting directly on Tho Noed, glands
solids and fluids Of the body, their uss.is attended
with the happiest result In sudden attacks Of die
ease one or swo doses always carsa In old stand.
ing cases Of sickness, email .doses-1epsated fire.
quently-so oleansss the system, that good health
necessary. They never cause sore mouths, sWslled
joints, ashing Limbs, etc, - do many other kinds
They are warranted to give satisfaction, o. the
price will be refunded. They are ce nsidered ohsap
CT, safer, prettisr, and In all respects superior q
any purgative pill in the sporld. 1.-THE discoy-
cry Of coating pills with sugar emnsted with Ds,
Rerrick. All others are counterfiets. and IL used
will do harm, and dissppoint the sick HeEriexi
pills elegantly put up, so in box, NTH large
sheet Of directions, and sell for 81 cents pr box
s boxes for 81. 4 t4E ra47 - - :,
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
THE GREAT sTRENaTHENER
and Pain Destroyer,
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy
az s in the world.
These renowned Plasters cure pains. weakness
and distress in the back sides and breasts in fye
hours. Indeed 20 certain ara they 70 do this that
the proprietor warrants them. Spread from reeins,
balsAms and gums, on beautiful kid leather. ran
das them peculiarly adapted to the wants Of n.
males and others. Their application ia uniyersal-
equally to the strong man, the delicate woman,
and the feeble infant. To al they will prove
. balm and blessing. Their use 10 agreeable snd
without annoyance o. trouble. Each plaster will
wear from one 70 four months, and In rheumaSie
complaints, spfsins and bruises, frequently snset
cures when oil other remedies fail. FUN directions
will Be found on the back Of eaoh. Public speaker
vocalists minisssrs Of the gospel and Others. viii
strengthen their lungs and improve their voices b.
ssearisl them on thsir 6slests. Price 1sa cents
1.-THE above articles are sold by al the deal.
ers in Muscatine and by Dru ggists Throughout the
United States, Canadas and South America Ct
Wholesale By AL Drqggists N the principal
cities. aERRICK BROTHER,
el $40 PRAofloAL CH1xisss, Albany, N. Y.
PALMER BROTHERS, Travelling agents.
Sept. 18rd, 1859. ''~ "a ''
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River news.

The river has fallen something more than feet
during the week, but continues in good nayigabls
stage.
REDUCTION OF FARE AND FRE1aur.-Conpetition
of the several packet lines has reduced the passage
to st. Louis to S and the freight on wheat to &c
per bushel, at which rate they will no doubt con-
tinue during high water.
Fastest TINE ON RrcoRD.-The splendid Northern
Line packet Grey Eagle, Capt. Smith Harris
arrived at our landing at 12a o'clock Tuesday night,
having left st. Louis at 81 O'Clock Monday evening;
making the run, including the usual landings, in
thwty-one Aours-the quickest time on record from
st. Louis to Muscatine 1920 miles We learn that
she left St. Louis twenty minutes after the Hanni.
bal City and arrived at Keokuk at precisely the
anne minute with her. The Grey Eagle can take
the horusl Co.,. .-..
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-.c~ STEIN & HILLS 40 !
STEAM SASH, DOOR E T. BLlNI
FACT MY.o osg ed, .
Prices Reduced fully so per cent. on Sas
Rr77, Prices. S s.: :: !; !. 81; e
-, - Z Blinds d 81. 50 per pal :.

An; Doors .. 9ca,s1s
i=l-ANn-,
DooEs &sasa nLiNDs1 SIDING
SO .-s9I u o. Al nses' liz ihcb,, incl
Houldings| s-11se-o II ana 3inshs
OF al sizes andlc KAIN PU1R iLUH1BRnt
drifts, from one TO6ESs ,.s|0a ha,arur ayslSS,d
inch 10 inches. And Wen eLroS to5fdsf.
1T WHOLESALE E. RETAIL.
IfEyou wish to.hty cheer. .eiSau rs 4 SaF 1t the
NM, corner Of Linn and Fkont streets, Opposite
.M. IN. Il. R.. Depot, Muscstihf. Iowa. s'noaH
. apr2D-vtff,s axe919 431 Y0aUE Wol afsa
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Weeds Adjustable Fulcrum Hay
~ ST. Loun, June 10, 20.
Messrs. WEED, BRlDaNAN 4 KENT Bear SSrs
Yours of the 14th to hand. Also the IL bales
hay, and sold at csc; and had it been larger lot,
could have sold at 81. - SIS - z
The bales came out a. snug as you please. We
had several of the dealers to see it. who all say II
is put up right. We think, however, bales weigh
ing $50 to 500 lbs. would be heavy enough as when
pressed too tight it breaks the hay too much and
makes it appear dirty and dusty. Yours. truly,
MuscArlus, June 25th, 1860.
Messrs MArLAcK 4 RoosRs lin the absence Of
my brother beg leave to say We are much pleased
with your comments after inviting the attention Of
St. LOUIS hay dealers to our new mode of baling.
In regard to the bales being of too great weight a
little reflection will satisfy you that 400-lbs bale
can be much more easily pressed than one one-half
larger containing 600 lbs, when the press is con-
structed of the proper mensions for that purpose:
You say, "when pressed too tight it breaks the
hay teo much and makes it appear dirty and dusty"
Evidently you not aware that the broken, dirty
and dusty appearance Of your "patent pressed"
hay results principally from the pounding or beat
ing operation Of the Mormon Beaten Press and not
from tight pressing. Ours is lever press, which
neither pounds or beats the hay, but simply exerts
mechanical force sufficient to press it to nicely
and to almost any degree required.
In due time we trust we shall be able to convince
your dealers and the public generally that tight
pressing does not necessarily injure the quality Of
hay, nor in any degree render it dirty and dusty.
Yours respectfully, JAMES WEED.
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NEW ADvERT1sEMENTs.
, .f.s.5 COOKIES
ROYAL CIRCUS.

S&
THIS Upequalsd European ireupe, comprising
i al the Great Talent in the Equestrian Profes
sion. viii exhibit their splendid, Novel and e1eit
ing Feats Of hoEsemanship and Athletic skill, at
Muscatlne, Tuesday, July 10th;
WapeAo, Monday, July 9th.
A Grand Midday psrformsaes, commanding q
O'Clock p. M, and 4 the evening st q O'Clock
Among the superb attractions which disting uish
the Regal Circus 10 the magnificent
f, ECOLE DE MANEGE,
BY the Brilliant and Dauntless Artistic
MARI .4yV:N COOKE,
On her beautiful Manage Horse Jupiter.
La Petite Laurie =.
On horseback a. Rose Girl.
'2s;7 ta Waiter Cooke,
On his Wild bare backed stssd.
YOUNG LESTER,
The Champion Contortionist Of Europe and
s" $40 America. ts
1.aa M. Maddrie, ~
" AA 11tkVAuC0 0W wv 6VubI WIN t0o PokxVS01uk
ponies, Cherry and Fair Star.
ff \ Amatohlew act on two horses by ,s
Mary Ann Cooke 4 Maurice Mills,
Prof. Charles and his pct Leopard. y.
MAZEPPA.
The astonishing double summersault performer,
besides many other acts.
The performance EiA be interpreted By the
gymnastic and lcquacious dfolleries Of
COURT JESTER, GEO. CONSTABLE.
1The entertainment will commence with . grand
hippo dromatic Spectacle, and conclude With q
Burlesqus Equestrian Pantomime.
PROF. REUBENS
Will form procession in his grand chariot, and
drive q mammoth troupe Of beautiful horses,
accompanied bya :
SUPERB BAND OF MUSIC.
viii enter town at 10 O'Clock on the day Of exhibl
4as' @A4 ton.
The Sable H0s.1,pO1ejSts
VIII give grand concert in the same pavilion
Immediately after the conclusion Of the cir Gus
performance. [june2s'aaw
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A Ii the New, York and Chicago Daily aad
n Weekly Papsu fer salsa At BtRNlxxA
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Bal. in hands Of committee, 1e7.0o-@l,so4. 90
1t will be seen from the statement above that
the committee have incseased the amounts which
they originally reported Is necessary at Mechanics
vile, St. Mary's and Onion Grove, believing that
such increase was demanded by the necessities Of
the sufferers in the neighborhood Of those points,
The committee have also made an appropsistion at
Dewitt upon Information obtained since their first
report.
The committee are not aware Of any further
demands for relief at any Of the points above
named. The COMMITTEES will hold the balance in
their hands to meet any further demands that may
be made on the fund - or to be disposed Of as
shall hereafter be ordered by yourselves.
IA, G Gu Committee
\ JACOB BurLYR Treaa'r. Es-I& rI-l
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

N Office is hereby given, thas the una tsienla
N has besn appointed by thu County sislsSs
.dmini!txator Of the sestate Of Martin. 'Tumss'
decd, late Of Auscatine county. All pet,cns n.
ds6eed g said estate VIII neks psynsde innedi-
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TO THE SUBSCRIBERS FOR THE SUFFERERS
800 I ~ BY THE TORNADO sN
: Your committee would submit the following
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