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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08

/ Log dwelling blown down, and German
|; man and woman killed.
4 Another log house, occupied BY Mr.. Foster
wife and 8 children, was destroyed, but nom
\ of them killed. Mr.. F. held to = tree AMI
saved himself from blowing away. es
i Thos. Hatfeld's dwelling was totally
destroyed, and persons killed; two Of then
were gentleman and wife recently from
Pennsylvania. Mr.. H. and his wife are living
Nicholas Wallrod's house and barn de-
stroyed; Mr.. w., wife and child, alsoa Mr.
Gregoire, wife and daughter, boarders, killed
IS IN all. jA-s
Mr.. Boyd's house destroyed; Mr.. B. and
wife killed.
David Millard's house and barn destroyed
MIR. NJ. killed.
Mr.. Smiths house and barn blown down;
and his son killed.
Mr.. Rickuire's brick house demolished;
family injured but mono killed.
Mr.. Lowery's house destroyed and four Of
the family wounded.
The above list comprises oil the killed and
wounded in the vicinity of Dewitt. Mr..
johnson states that Is Of the dead had been
gathered up and were deposited in house
in town for funeral services.
He describes the track Of the storm a.
perfect scene OF ruin. The trees are a.
completely levellsd a. if felled for railroad
track. The fences are all gone, AID where
brick houses were blown down scarcely .
brick was loft upon another in the walls.--
The country is literally strewn with dead
horses and cattle. One horse was found
with rail through his body. A mule was
found lodged in the shattered and splintered
stump Of tree. Chickens were seen dead
with the feathers completely stripped from
their bodies by the wind In some instances
new wagons were blown to pieces, the
spokes torn out of the wheels and tho tires
straightened! .. -E-
THE STORM IN CEDAR COUNTY.
We had an interview to-day with Mr..
Vsnmetre, who resides near Upton. He
informs US that two houses about eight
miles east Of Upton, one Of them owned by
Elder Reeves, were blown down. No lives
lost. Two houses were also destroyed At
Onion Grove and two men killed, besides q
family badly hurt, one child having both
arms broken.
At Cedar Rapids two lives are reported
lost and some damage done.
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District Court Of N uscatine
County, State Of Iowa.

Mary A. Molten,
Robert K. Kicker
and others. .....-,
20 the above named Defendants ~
N7OU are hereby notified that on the 10th day Of
/ April, A. d. 1860, Isstt l. Brewster (partners)
filed their petition in the Office OF the clerk Of the
District Court of N n catne county, Iowa, clAiming
of the said james Hall the sum OF 81 1873 $500
with ten per cent. interest from April 18th, 1857,
a money due on . certain promssOry note tor the
above sum, executed by him to one A. o. Patter-
so1 and now belonging to said Isett Brewster.
Said petit also asks the sclosuro OF the right
Of ali Of said defendants to redeem from mort
gage executed by said James Hall and Nancy P.
Hail to said Patterson, to secure the payment of
real estate, to-wit: The southeast quarter ~ O.
rection fifteen (15) and the west half u Of the
southwest quarter a. Of section fourteen (l4);
Also seventy acres in the north east quarter u OF
section twentyseven (27) all in township seventy.
seven az range number two ~ west OF the NTH
principal merdisn-rsfsrence being had to the
recorded plat Of said seventy acres, in the Record
ers ofics Of Msscatne county, will more fully,
and at large, appear-containing in oil three hun
dred and ten acres-the same being in Musoatine
county, State of Iowa. You ara further Motif ed
that no personal claim is made against any Of
ssi defendants except the saidlJa James Hall-that
return,of mot found was made to all of said dc
PENDANTS prior to the May term of said court for the
year 1860 that ct sail May term, upon tho pre-.
sent.tisn ond fling of the afa iavit reqairsd in
such cases IN order of publication was granted
by the judge of said court against II Of said
ants herein named. Now, therefore, unless you ap'
pear and answer to said petition IN u blfeHe tbs
frst day Of the next term Of said court judgment
and decree will be rendered prayed for in said
| petition. RICH NAN 4 BRO,
Soils for Petitioners.
Mulestins, June 8, 1S60-w5t-prs fsr-$l2
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
Err T.aT'S
pITLMONlC WAFERS'

The most certain ana speedy remedy ever discover
I'd for all diseases Of tho Chest and Lungs,
Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Consumption, Bron-
chitis, Influenza, Hoarseness, Difficult
Lreathing, Sore Throat, &C., &C.,
THESE WAFERS give most instantaneous and
nsrfsct relief and when persevered with accord
inc to directions, never fail to effect rapid and
lasting eure Thousands have been restored to per-
feet health who have tried other means in vain
70 all classes and all constitutions they are equally
. blessing and eure-nons need despair, NO mat
tar how long the disease may have existed, or how
ever severe it may bs, provided the organic 'true
ture of the vital organs i not hepslsssy dseeaysd
Every on. afflicted shsuld give them an impartial
trial.
To VscAL,srs AID PusL1c srEAKsRs, these wa
far. are peculiarly valuable they will in ONE DAT
remove the most severe occasional hoarseness: ana
their regular use for few days will, at all times
inorease tho power and fszibiltty OF the voice
greatly improving its tone, compass and cissreess
FOR which purpose they are regularly used ~ many
professional v0casta.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochests.s
NY. Price Is cents per box. For sale ~ d
Druggists. ann
kussatile, Oct. 18th lSos.
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River News.

o.. -.8 Rlvor News. 80" + %
There is some prospect of fair stage Of water
after all. rise of foot and half has taken
place here and a greater rise Is reported above
Boats still "rub'' on the Lower Rapids and are
obliged to ''lighter' over their freight. 49,.
Rates of freight and passage are unchanged.
NAVIGATION or CkDAR RIVER. The steamer
Blackhawk, it is said, is to be transferred below
the dam at Cedar Rapids, to run hereafter below
that town. This will be an abandonment of the
navigation Of the Upper Cedar, for the present, at
least. IL Z ---- Ill l. ~. L I
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
-l Teachors' Institute.

A TEACHERS INSTITUTE will commence in
n West Liberty Oh Monday, July 9th, 1850, to
continue In session six days. Csmpstsnt Lectuf-
ers are expected to be present. ii =
It Il hoped that every Teacher in this county,
and - many from adjoining counties ~ can, viii!
attend. The people in West Lib.lty will extend
the hospitaitiss Of their homes to those wne visit
them on this occasion. FER ORDHs-
Jane 7th, 1850. .a.. III" Pes
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MRS. window,

An experi enced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children teething' "n'cn great
" facilitates tho process Of tseshing' BY
the gums, reducing all Inflammation, will s'lsy si
pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in aoot hs'
cnlumu, @
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10Y virtue Of ST. eiai EXECUTION to ne directed
II and delivered from the Office Of the CLERK of
the District court Of johnson county State Of lows,
against the goods and char tolls lands and easements
81 Roland Berger, I have levied upon and will ex-
pose to sale on Friday, tho 18th day Of june, Alb
1850 the TO flowing described property to-vt Ons
the forenoon Of sid day. in the tevn Of Wet
Liberty, Muscstins County, Iowa. All Of whish,
or 60 much thereof as may 10 necessary, viii BE-
sold to satisfy sid special Execution ID favor II
P. ]. Whlprle. WIN. GORDON, d
Sheriff Muscatins County.
Muse atine, May 18th, l860--w4w-prsfss3I. e
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The Great Tornado.

TFrUW yesteTuay D"tg'J n
We have but few additional particulars
to-day of the great storm. Ito track, Is
now ascertained, extends from Cedar Rap
ids, Iowa, to Sterling, lli.-l5o miles, which
it traversed in less than too hours! From
this one can form an idea of the terrible
velocity with which it swept along in its
course Of destruction.
The reporter Of the Chicago journal,
writing from Clinton on the afternoon of
the 5th, gives the following summary OF the
number of persons killed in this State
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08
Isett 4 Brewster
vs.
Isaac K. Mann.
Joseph Blake.
In the District Court Of Mus
catins County, Iowa.

To Isaao K. Mann-Sir:
VOU are hersby,notifed that on The seth day Of
L December, A. D. 1859. Isett Brswstef
(partucrs) fled their petition in the Office Of the
e.e,k Of the District Court OF Muscatns Co., Iowa,
claiming Of yen and said Joseph Blake the sam OF
Sixty -Four Dollars and Twenty. Five Cents, with
ten per cent. interest from March 18th, 1859, -
money duo them ON a certain promisseHy note.
You are further notified that writ of attachment
has been issued in said against your property
that on tho s0th day Of Deeemb; :. A. D. 1850,
return Of mot found" a. to you was made by the
Sheriff of said county, and that at tho May term Of
said court for the year A. D. 1860, upon the pro-
sensation and fling d the proper affidavit In such
cases required, order of publication was granted
BY the Judrs Of said court against you. Now,
unlsss you appear or before the first day Of the
next torn of said court and answer to said petition
a Judgment will be rendered against you thereon
and your property sold to satisfy the same.
HICKMAN + BRO,
.. Au'ys for Pl'fs.
Mussatins, June 8. lsso-wst-prs fse'$s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08

MRS. WIN SLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents to the attention Of Mothers, her
S0OTHIN & SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
VWHICH greatly facilitats the process Of teeth
w ing, BY softening the gums, reducing all
infamma tions-will allay ALL PAIN and spasmodie
To Regulate tho Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves. and
Rslief and Health to your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for over
ten years, and CAN SAT-, IN CONFIDENCE AND TRUTH
Of it, what wc have never been able te say Of any
other nedicine-NevER HAs IT FAILED IN 4 sINaL u
INSTANCE, 70 ITTEcT 4 CURE when timely used.
Never did We know On instance Of dissatisf action
BY any one who used it. On the contrary, al are
deli GIFTED with it, operations, and sp.ak in terms
Of commendation of it, magical effects and medical
virtues. We speak In this matter cwHAT We DO
Know" after ten years. experience AND PLEDGE
QUE nEPU1AfIoN zen THE FULTILLMENr OF WHAT WE
HERE DECLARE. In almost every instance whore
the infant i suffering from pain and exhaustion,
relief will be found in fifteen or twenty inmates
after the syrup 10 administered. rsf.I1
This valuable preparation is tho prescription OF
one of the most HxPERrRNC8D and sKILLHUL MUSES.
in New England, and has been used wit b NEVER.
FAILING SUCCESS IN ,., o- As h-.r a.s,1-..
| Thousands of Gases. ., ~. -.
Il not only relieves the child from pain, but in
vieorates the stomach and bowels cosrects acidity
and gives tone and energy to the whole system.-
It will almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bosoels, and Wind ChoSc
and overcome convulsions, which il not speedily
reuedisd, end in death. We believe it to BE- th,
BssT AnD sURKsT REN.DY II THE WORLD. In all case
Of DYsxNTERY AND DIARRuGA IN cHILDRRH, whether
it arises from Teethng, or any other cause. w
would say to every Mother who has q child suffer
ing irsm any Of the foregoing complaints, DO MOI
LET Yeua PRsJu D1cEs, NOE fHE PREJUDIcks OF
orHxRs, stand between you and your suffering chile
and the relief that will be sURE-yss ABsoLUfRLl
suRn-te follow the use Of this Medcine, If timely
used. Full directions for using will accompany
each bottle. None G nuine unless the fas-simii,
Of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, 10 on the out
side wrapper. W : q ?
Sola hy druggists throughout tie World.
|,gOy9 Principal Office, - Cedar Street, N. Y.
Price, only IS cents per Bottle:
bold wholesale and fetalbyJ genre CIV
". W. De REuS, Muscatine, Iowa.
Apfil cd Evil 415s-t-I fn4'~- - i
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Herrick's Sugar Cat ed FHb'
The Whole World Usa5te1!
SICK Peep E, 7 81 Ak
SPECIAL NOTICES.

AFTER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect, at this late
With startling cures book to MI
This il the case, the million say,
With the cures of Herrick's Pill.
Thsy come from bss., and North. ard West,
Aud with glad tidings the papers NIL,
Because they are the cheapest. safest, best,
And superior to others II Aerrioks fiii'
From Plants, and Fiowers they're made;
They always curs-they never kill;
Thousands now in their graves wore iaids
Wees it not for Uerrick's Pill.
Fash Fill with sug. Is coated o'er-
rare discovery of matchless skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Until it appeared in Herriek's Fill.
70: years he's wozx.i to heal the sick,
With ioy elate his bosom hills:
ror tens Of thousands nov rejoice
At the magi, powers Of Bsrrick's Pills.
~uERRICK'S MATCHLFSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
their pop alarity. over i've million boxes arc osee
annually, giving employmsnt 70 eignty'nvs mel
and women to put them up. Their cures arc NUN
bered by thousands-tneiI praises on the tongues o.
all Citizens Of Muscssine and elsewhere, hsv'
Won ave, used them? Put up in English, Spanish
German and French directions. Large tamil!
boxes. Is ots! Five BIKES for 81. Sold every
where
aes sdyerti sement on SID page.
4. H. PALMER, Travelling Agent for tho Uni
id States.
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with other properly. The total number Of
persons killed is 81, with 10 missi aa % 30
wounded. Besides these there were 81 men
and 2 women drowned of a raft lying q
that place making..the total loss SO lives
The people Of Lyons and Clinton are doing
all in their power for the comfort Of the
wounded. -ssf ISL" va
The following is the lis. Of killed at o.
manohe. ss far az their names have been a..
certai ned: .-.5s. ....r..3 /. &.
Hanuah Currant, IS. Phillip Pepsr, SO.
Elizabeth WestphaI, Is. Margaret Foss. 40.
An infant unknown. Mary Foss, 3.
Gotfried G. Wtstphal, 80. Ell Nj lions, ~.
A child Of g. G. Vest Mrs. Jas. stoltenburg, ~.
phal. Theo. Arp,
Angus: Ho.lt, a. jacob M.yls g.. - rs
Mary Greenles. Augusta Aeyls, infant.
Elizabeth Rathbsrn, rs. Mrs. Geo. Barnhan, AZ.
D. Wspoyysr. IS. Harvey NcKsndrick, 3.
G. Brohsn, 81. I. D. Bigslow, 40.
Deitlef s,olsnburg, IS. Mary Knopp.
Ameiia Davis, rs. II. Il. Ohase, 4.
Charley Davis, .. u. White, ..
Liza Duman, Is. .r. ......
H. Sessions wife and mother seriously
injured, also Tanoe Jerome Sessions seriously
injured, also Walter, Jane, and VIM. Ses-
sions slightly injured, and others injured
unknown.
At Albany, opposite Camapche, the storm
was not Is bad as at first reported. The
number of killed is FIVE, Wig: D Buck, E.
Elmer, Mr.. Sweet, Miss Reyden, missing,
and two children Of Mr.. Riley. Those
atslly wounded are, Mr.. Riley, Miss Mary
Stage and Mrs. Slooum. At Morrison,
Amboy, Sterling, Lynden, &c., in Illinois,
or in their immediate neighborhood, there
were % or 80 persons killed, and great de-
of property. But We have no
space for further particulars to-day.
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The Low Price system
IS WINNING
IN WEST Ii B E RTY!
me- uxDr rpTED IT.,

WE HAVE TRIED 1T!
n fiji ends and patrons shall not have 1t to say
that they Can buy goods cheaper elsewhere.
Besides having = large and weli-selected stock
we are just ordeiing from the East, and will from
time to time, n necessity requires, to keep up .
full and COED assort nent, that We may at all times
supply the wants Of customers.
Our stock consists Of every variety usually kept
In WESTERN DRY.QUOUS STORES.
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village of Wilton Juuct.ons Muscat'ne TO-: lows
which Is now open for the reception Of applicants,
where the afflicted, either acute OF chronic OF 81
graiss names and natures may b cured II durable.
All patients wiz, receive the beet attention. suon 40
boarding, nursing, and medical aid, on the most
Re ssopsble terms. There will be no pains spared
in making comfortable the stay OF oil whs may
favor this institution with their patronage, where
tho blind will be made to see and the deaf 70
hear. For particulars, see eircular1.
DIR. MILLER, Principal.
Nav 81 1860-v1y
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Add to the above the S who persisted At
Albany, opposite Oamanohe, and the total
deaths in Iowa and on the Mississippi river
is 100. Besides these some % persons were
killed by the storm in Illinois.
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Taxes (! Last Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance with
~ the requirements Of law 1 shall. between the
10Th and Goth of june positively proceed to colleee
oy distress sad sale all taxes then remaining due
and unpsid.
Parties kaowing themselves to BE- 10 arrears for
tsfes, will save Themselves costs and confer favor
10 the 90 Iersignei BY settling tho same previous
q the l5ta Of Juoe next. JNO. W. LUCAS.
Rec, and freaa., Mussatin. eosotv. Iowa.
~Enquirer copy. tm2s-d1w.A7t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08

L GUMS, and has beeou
Standard N edicine,
known and approved by
all that have used IT, :,
and il now rssorted to 3
with confidence in all e
the diseases for which r
it IL recommended. =
It has cured thous- Z
snds within the Last two e
years who had given up 6
al hopes Of relief, ~ a
the numerous unsolioit- =
I'd certificates in myS
possession show. tfgG a
The dose must be =
adapted to the temper
amsat Of theindividual =,
taking it, and used In 8
such quantities as toh
cot gently on the bow-s
els. g, ---r
Let the dictates 0 f.
your judgment 6 hide"
you in the use Of the
LIVER INVI6O Z A.
MIX WATER IN TIE
MVI9ORATOR, AND
6kTHER.
. Price One Doll
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE

NJ Office il hereby given that tho undersigned
IN has been appointed BY tho County Judg.
adm inistratos Of the estate Of Martin Tumas,
dec d, late Of Muscatina county. All persons in.
debtsd to said eststs will make payment imnedi
.tely, and all persons having claims will pre-
sent them within one ear, ss required By Law.
I. stug A. n. VAN PRLT, Adn'r.
I Jaue Z, 1S6o-v4w
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ADMINISTRATORS

ADMINISTERING SALE.
DY virtue Of an order of the County Court of
ID Muscatins County, I will offer for sals at
Public Auction, on Saturday, June sd. 1860, lot
in on tot 10. section 2, township &C. range west.
being one-half acre Of ground, with dwelling
&C., in the city of Muscatins, and Belonging {
the estate Of Peter P. Smith, dsa'd. The property
will b sold subject to contract for the purchase
Of the ground-and little money will secure .
coed house. Sale to take place 1t the premises at
10 clock A. NJ. of sid day. Terms Of sale, one
half o. 81 and one-han in nine month";, on sp-
proved security, with ten per cent. interest.
7 J. HARTMAN, Administrator
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SPRING BEDS W.. BOARDS.
A FRESH supply Of fuckers SPRING BEDS
n lust received, There arc moro of these beds in
use than all other Spring Beds combined. 1t il the
Only bed that does not click lis perfectly clsas,
ana lasts life time. 1t u indispensable in warm
weather, and gives entire satisfsetien in every
case.
Als,, Lett! Galvanized Bed Springs At s., 90
Pc set.
Spring Beds made to order Of Galvanized Spiral
| Springs at STEMS FURNITURE Rooms.
June 4-d6w4w1 r...
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v.R. &B. II. BRISTOL,

-NAuHFAcrURIRS Of
Circular, Mill, Oross.Cus, Wood and Web
S A w s,
Also, Blades and Sections for Moving and Reap.
ing Machines. Particular attention paid 70 Re-
pairing.
Nuscatiue, Iowa, June Z, 1S60-daw1y
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COMPOUNDED FRoM

Pure Vegetable extracts, and pat up in GLASS
CASHS, air tight, and will keep in any climate.
The Family Catnar- imentary canal, . n
tic PILL 10 . gentle but are good and cafe in all
active Csthartio which asss where Cathartio
the proprietor has used is needed, such az De-
in his practice for % rangements OF the 6tom
than twenty years. - ach, Slsepiness, Pains
Tho constantly n - in the Back and Loins,
ereasing demand from ii Cestivencss, Pain and
those who have long ~ Soreness owes the whole
used theP Ills body, from sudden GOLD,
and tn satisfaction ~ which frequently, If
which al express in re- neglected, end in long
gard to their has in . course Of Fever Loss Of
duced me to place them u Appetite, efeepin
within the reach Of oil. e sensation of Cold over
Tho profession we'll - the body, Rsstlessness,
know that different Ca Headache, or weight in
thartics act on different =, the head, al InAama.
portions Of the bowels. = tory diseases, Worms in
Tho FAMILY A. r. Children or Adults,
TRARTIC PILL has, = Rheumatism, . great
with due reference to 81 Purifier Of the Blood,
this we'll established and many diseases to
fact, been compounded 8 which flesh 10 heir to,
from . variety of the too numerous 10 men
purest Vegetable Ex- tion In this advertise.
tracts, which act alike ment. Dose tot.
on every part Ct the al
@ PRICE THREE DIMES, -.
The Liver Iavigerator and Family Cathastic
Pill. are retailed BY Druggists generally, and sold
Wholesale by the Trade in al the large towns,
ST. w. SANFORD, N. D.,
.r- Manufacturer and Proprietor,
OCT. Is: 335 BROADWAY, NEw YoRK.
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MONTHLY ABsTRACT

Of til. A.ssss, Liabilities, end csnaitis" Of M
Nuscatins Branch Of the Stats Bank Of Asoa
ter Let Monday, June 4, 1850.
Safety Fund, Ss,sl5 90
Sn.cis - -.. ag 1884
NJ, 4. ~ other Banks. ,0S0 ON
11thsr Cssh toms. 1899 IS
Ilus from other ranks. IL ,e37 IS
Notes and Bills Discounted, sI.zel w
Duo from other Branches, ~ -
Personal Property. 1,zSo 70
Expenses State Bank) !,1vo -
Expense of this Branch, z,A44 10
D1' f f scared. 3s.oss 76
.u b. ...aH $lo1,72s5l
c.r,,., sto.r Maid in. $4,000 90
MITE. IN Cir,nIation. G. A ,329 90
Due to other Banks and Branehee. 1855 ~
Dine 20 Denos,ers, 20,l65 As
Surplus undivided profts} $50 w
Discount and Interest and ExehA ngs
received, 900 o'
$lol,7zs.51
GEO. c. Stone, President.
NnHlTER WEED CaahiaY.
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EN- TIMELY TX q
. An established fact Z
TOR, and it will eur
Liver Complaints BIZ.
, ious Attacks, Dyspep-
sia. Chronic Disrrhoe,
Summer Complaint,
| Dysentery, Dropsy,
Sour Stomach, Ha bitual
Costiveness, G holic
Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infantum.
Nstulencs, Jaundice,
Female Wssknssse ,
and may b used sue
cessf ully q an Ordins.
~ Family Medicine
1t will cure SICK
NE A DA @ H E, (sa
Thousands can testify
In twenty minutes, ii
two or three Teaspoon
. ful1 arc taken at eom,
! meucement Of attack.
All who csc il are
giving their testimony
in its favofi
MOUTH WITH THI
'WALLOW BOTH TO.
ar per BOTTLE;