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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-16
LORIO NE VS.
70 the Citizen Of Aslsca tine and
surrounding country.
CT OTHENG FOR TER i. MILLION

CLOTHING FOR TEz I. MILLION
lit the Baltimore Clothing Store
Z con FRANK respectfully Announces to Tho
IN OFT, zens vi Muscatins AID vicinity, that he ha
p.ned a New Clothing store in th.scty,oa -et-
al STREET, in the store rooW former occupied %
sonn Co.. where can be found the largest, cheap,
1t ana best aSsortneGt Of clothing ever Exhibited
II Musestine.
W. wish TO state to the public that our clothing
we'll TIVE may say VI. thout fesr OF being eoaira-
dict ed) tirtt rate made NJ, and out OF the very
,.st kiud Of natsrais aud in regard to chessness,
We warrant the public not 10 be undersotJ BY say
| ,ther establishment Ia the country. AL We ASK
cali, and ex Examination Of our Goods and prices.
We do not .ay that We vii; Sol! 1osSs thirty,
:orty or nity per cent. cheaper iass any GOD. e.e
~ Mucatine. Such expressions are daily lnsde US.
Ut by lar ,st ,bi!shments IN this ace In order
| 10 gull the people. We have 60 time 70. suoh
| puifs, Neither de- We wish To humbuS az erlighr
| ned eomUunity.
! Orr assortment on hand IL large and we'll sci ict
! d for the fall anG Winter trade besides
will constantly % in ressipt OF Goods da',ng tn
Shole season.
| Our s.ock consists in part Of the following ar
| tici.s, viz -
| Fine Cloth Dress anu Frock Costs.
/ French Cloth Dress and oek DO.
I Cashmere Frccs and 'srE d..
! Cloth Sack Coats: -
Orercosrs--C Cloth. Beaver, Moscow Petershams
| DsersAips Lionskins Sealek ins, and dii
! ferent OF her kinds to Tuner us to m. al ion.
! Fine Pan.aissns an endless sssortmsnt-suct
a. black Cloth, f.pcy Cashmere, plain black Cas-
simsre. sni all otker kinds, tog ether With the
sreate.t lot of Vests Of al kisds and qualities.
general assortment Of Fura.shiag Goods, ereh at
fns h!,ts, In OF hiIt-, Hcarfs, J. ocket Handle.
chiefs, SHIT Collars, and good 70 any oths: arti
e.es ,,o nameyevs to mention. .. s..-.
| ~W hoie.eie Dea ers sla particularly request
ed 70 csi Oh Us before purcha isg elsewhere, as it
| will certainly be to cir intersection s.e abb
| % sell g eds CT Eastern prices besides C1nnr'
Merchants have snoe ~ se;ees from he "a rsssi
stock OF Cir' hing IN !duscst!ne.
R.meuher, We 90 or tas pfin 'lp'' OF 'ia's'
sales and SUI all prehts,' aud no IT stake. -.
Recol.se, the p!ace-Ne. ,s6 Seeens st'a ,
Union Block, nearly tppusi'e aIsea Stoao !:
Bank. aa5 X. NEW EtFF. .,e,,s.
| h. l.. tkANk
| Sent. 5. lS60-d1w-w6n ra..n.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-16
The American Medical and Toilet
Receipt Book.

Thit book conta.ns Recipes end Directions for
making ali The mo-, valuable Medical preparations
in use also Recipes and fn and explicit direct ions
for making sill the most popular and useful Co.'S
m etics, Perfumes, UBgusnts, Hair Restoratives,
and ell Toilet Articles. IF you are ruffering with
any cbrenic Gi.esse-if you wish BEAUTIFUL con-
plcxion, fin. head Of hair, smooth fscs, clear
SKIN, a !uxuriant beard or moustsche--or If you
With to know nyth,ng and every hing in the Med.
ical aad Toilet line, you shoui, BY all means, pc
ruse copy of this book. For ful' particulars,
and a sample Of the work for Ierusal. free,) ad
dress the publisher. T.F. CHAPMAN,
dsm. No. 1871 Broa dway, New York.
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The above Grand Jurors serve for the entire year
a ID the Petit Jurors for the January term only.
DRowxxp-claus Kealer, a. deck hand employed
ON the steamer Metropolitan, fell overheard a,
Nontrose on the 4th inst. and was drowned. He
had family at Davenport.
paF The largest and best assortment Of
Drawers and Undershirts in the city is to be found
az Keeler's, at reasonably low prices.
FARMING IN Iowa. - The following facts,
which We have Obtained from Mr.. :. Dodge. OF
Wilton. will show with what facility and cheapness
farming may be commenced in the West Mr.. ID
arrived in Iowa from Ohio on the 9Th of May last.
He already poss essed half section of excellen,
prairie aud near w .lton, which he entered at 81 rs
per acre some years ago. Between the middle Of
May and the ist OF August he broke and fenced
250 acres of land, making two fields of it and put
ting it all under cultivation. The fencing is OF
board, which cost 50 per 1000 feet and cents
each for the cedar posts average cost of the fence.
three and four boards, 20 cents per rod. Cost OF
breaking 81 per acre. The ground will be sowed
in wheat next spring. and if the yield is as good ~
the average has been in the same neighborhood for
the just passed US bushels per acre). at Is
cents per bushel, the present market price, tn,
product viii; be $lS.5 PEE ac:e-which, as any one
can see, will give handsome surplus owe the entire
outlay for the land and for putting it under cult
| walton.
Produce IN THE COUNTRY. - There mus
be considerable quantity Of grain in the country
yet to come to market. We learn that Davis
nvlng in the vicinity Of Viii on, in this county ha'
| i4.uUO bushels, and Mr.. Wilson, of the sam.
ueighborhood $4,000 bushels. Others in tha
neighborhood have 1000 bushels each. We true
that. notwithstanding the abundance in this region
the demand from abroad will keep prices up to ,
remunerative figure.
The fre-eaters of the South and capitalists at thu
! East may kick up rumpus and raise o panic
hey like, but they must have something to eat
md, as we in tho Northwest hold the bag strings
If they amt careful will shut down on their RAJ
Three percent currency and demand the sponduli
before they shall have a grain Mind thar, vii
YOUR We are perfectly independent out here!
w We hear it rumored that the BoarG
IF Directors of the Upton K. r. Co. have resolves
10 re-commence work the railroad. Wha
amount is available we do not know. We think
plain statement of the condition Of the affairs of til
company would be useful. -1Gpto" advertiser.
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THs SUFFERING IN KANsAs.-Rev. @. Rey-
nolds, in letter dated Atchison, Nov. 9Th,
says there are so 900 people in Kansas who
must be assisted for the next eight months
or starue He says the distress is tar greater
than mis- worst fears. The agent Of the Sun.
day School Union, Mr.. Mattce, who has
travelled great deal in Central and South
ern Kansas, furnished Mr.. Reynolds with
facts most painful in their character. oae
family of his acquaintance, fourteen in num-
Der, was entirely destitute OF every kind OF
under clothing, and had to live for three
weeks upon less than one-half bushel of corn
meal. HID nothing in the world else but
acorns. This was not an isolated CASE
Other families had, for days, to seek their
livios under the forest trees. The Hon. NJ.
J. Parrot says that he met with the most
psintul distress while travelling recent,
through Breckenridge county. He had gath
erad this fact in regard to one of the town
ships: There acere not ten families in it s'ao
had bread enough to last them one month.
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Buy your Sewing machines at Dur
fees. He las the best in use also, a good
took OF Watches, Silver Ware, G"ld Penl
il,uw Baskets, &c. Watches and Jewelr,
repaired promptly and in the neatest name,
1t s. G. -DuREss's Jswelry Store, Auscalin.
Iowa.
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N Aas IL ! EP.

November 7th 1860, by Rev. F, W. Evans, Mr..
WILLIAM JACKSON and Miss JENNIE SwEETwooD-
all OF this city.
Nov 18th, 1850, by Rev. F. W. Evans, Rev.
EMORY MlLLsR, OF ST. Louis, and Miss MARY
MILLER, of this vicinity.
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TIE ETERNAL CiTY.-The New York Eve-
nina Post thinks Rome must necessarily be
the capital Of United Italy, from fine fact
that it is the only city the election OF which
will give rise to no jealousies. The people
of al parts Of Italy look to Rome With love
and yeneration 1t IS curious fact and
one which We have seen noticed in no book
of Italian travel-tbat almost all the towns
of Italy, from the Lombard city 90 the little
Tuscan village, have Il "Roman Gate, that
entrance to the place which locks toward
the Eternal City being known AS the ''Porta
Romano This is Q practical and at the
same time poetical proof of the attachment
which all Ital. ans have for the lone mother
Of dead empress
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Vegetable life Medicines

Are we'll known to be infaIiiMe-
DYsrEPsIA, by thoroughly cleansing the FIR,
and second stonde 10, and crsa ting asv of nnra
!. ai'hy bis 'n'tead vi the STALE and aerid k!nd
LaTuLENcr, .sss OF ,ppetite, nesr,brrp Head
che, Aesttessness, lii Te- per, ANXIETY. Lun,nnr
aud hlsisneholy, winch the genera; lymo1o,s
cysP rsia, Wall 7snish, q aturaI 90 nou.ncs
t its cure.
CsnvENsfs, by cleansing the whole length o,
le ihtsstIhes vith O solvent prucess and We: hon.
lolsice all violent purges leave tae eevsls sos.
we within two GAYS.
FAveks of ali kinds, by restoring the blood 70
egnisf circulation, through the process Of res.
'ifsti In suan cases, ana toe tho.cush solution
Il all lntes final obstruction in Others
The Life Med cines hsyo been knago +, c.,-.
aHAu&ATIsa permanently in thrss weeks, and Cons
u hat that time, ~ removing local inflammation
rom The muscles and igameuts of the Limits.
Es OF sil kinds, by freeing and s;reng them
ID tne A'ehSys ana Ola ides; they epsrr &c mUst de-
tsn'1h'iJ On these important organ !, AID hepce
/ We ever been found certain rcnsov co. ~.
surst casee Of 3RAvAL. '1e
Also WORKS, by aisiodsing from the ,ur,;,..
4 the bowels tLe Shiny matter to yhIeh ,hsss
features adhore. S
scuErf ULCERS and invetsrate cores b. the mar
ect pniity which thes. life M.diciIes give To :ts
...ovI, sId all the huno.s - Vs."
Scofoosic Efcptious and bad compI.xions bv
hir slts'aiVs effect upon the Au,cs that ,e,d H.,
hin, ano the r'rnI1 state OF which occasions nj,
0'1pufo S2IlOW, Cloudy, and Oh ar dis
grets3ic com plea uns.
lhs Use Of these Piils for eery Short TINA will
nect 40 cn;Ie cure Of BAIT Rreuu, ma n .trix
ns improvement in the ciea.ness of tho sti,
'uinniun Coz ds AID influence, vii, always bo curaa
y o"e desc, OF BY two In the worst cases.
files-lhe original proprI, TOT Of these Nod
cines was cured Of Pies Of 35 y. ara standing bv
~ use of the Life Medicine. i'm.
Fever and igue.-E.r thIs .ceurgs tf tina
Western county, hcse Ms iicin,s Fill be- +. usa a
are, SPEEDY, and certain rsmedy, Other Msdi.
:u's leave the system subjec, TO q return of m,
d!sesss-a care ~ these Medicines is permansns
try toetl. be sat,if d, and De cured.
bti.cas fsVers ald Liver Coinplslnts,-GenerG
Debility Loss o. Appetite Diseases of fema,es-
he Medieiues have te, used aith The mos; hsna.
Gr!ai fcsn''S II oa?c7 u this desc. pti5a,-Eip,s
Evil, and ScEofuis, in its wofs, tofus, Weld. 70
De mid yet pomelfrl action Of these remark able
Medicines, Night sweats--Nsryors Debility, Ne..
ious Complaints vi all kinds, Psii,,s t;o, Of IN.
aesrt, Painters Ch'lic, are speediiy cured.
Mercnrial Il iseases .-P.rScas. Whoa ,ce.
stltniiuns have bec"e III CARED by the 1T iuaieioss
Use OF Mercury, will fnd these Efedio;neu EFFECT
sure, as they never fall to eradicate il from the
system, oil tia effects of Mercury, nini.eiy soone.
aan the mort powerful Pr paratiens Of Sarsapn.
Giiia. .....
Prepared and .old by W.B. MOFEsT.
1886 Broadway New YORK..
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SEPT. II, daw W.
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WEEKLY JOURNAL.
LOCAL. DEPARTM EMF
The Ratification

We hope to see as many Of our friends from the
country as can possibly make it convenient to
attend at The Republican jubilee tonight. Let us
have general good time.
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aPEEaAL NOTICES.
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from Prescription by SirJ Clarke,
M d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing In tn.
sure Of ali those painful and dangerous disease.
TO which the female con stitutioD is subject.
1t modera.es all excesses and removes ell Oh
ssructions, and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO. MARRIED LADIES
it ia peculiarly snitet. II will in . short time,
bring on tho morthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price one dollar, bear, the Govern
men. S.amp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
fsits.
These Pills should nat be taken By females during
the EIRST 7'HREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as
they are sure TO bring on Miscarriage, but at ans
other tune they are SUITE.
In all cases OF Nervous aad Spinal Affections
Pain in the back and limbs, Fatigue, on sligh,
exer.io, Pslpitation of the Heart, Mysteries snc
Whites, these Pills will effect cure when all othe
| A1eNA~' Lave Aeitooj hhu 6ltoouSu PV"eaAo' Ao'"
| edy, 90 ma. cjntain iron. oalonsi, sntiuoDy, Or
any thing h-rtful to the constitution.
fu.! directions in the pamphlet around eaci
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the Uneted States and Canada,
| JOB MOSES, iLase !. 9. Baldwin C,.,l
Rochester, N. 7
! n. t.--Sl.e0 and postage Stamps enclosed {
| any authorized GENT will ipsn,a a hattla can
tanning so Pills, BY return nail.
sold by j. L. uoushss,J, Muscatine, and by al
Druggists [ury9
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Mrs. WinslOw,
An experienced nurse and female physician, has Z
SCOT hing Syrup for children tcething, which great
ly facilitates the process Of teething, BY safsenne
the gums, reducing all Inflammation will allay oil
pain, and i, sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers. it win give rest to yourselves.
aud relief and health to your infants. Perfectly
10 in al! cases. Sec advertisement in anot he2
QUINN.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
" as assignee Of John s. Adds, will on the iii
da, of November. at o'clock p. M. ef.asid d..
sell St public auction, the west hsif Ct lot No
nine ri IN block No. ff.y-six 1851. in the vilias
IT Wilton, Muscatine county, Iowa. Sale to tax
place On the premises. Terms cash in hand.
THOS. HANNA.
Assignee Of John s. Adds.
Oct. II, 1e60.-dav;s
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STATE OF lOWA,l IS.

STATE OF IOWA, &C
MUsoATINs COUNTY,
70 Robert Woodburn AMI Luey A. Woodbura:
VOU are hereby no ifisd that there is row On file
i in the otioo VI the clerk OF the Dstric,
Court Of Musratine county. state of Iowa, a
petition Of Susi Foster, claiming of said Robe, ,
Woo1buru $395.t0, with interest from Sept. IA:
1860, as money due him On q prsm:ssory note,
and Tor building house fos said defendsnt-ssi5
petition claiming the foreclosure of . cha, 70,
mortgage executed BY said Ro e.t Woodburn Il
said petitioner. to secure Said sum OF money.
alleging said Lucy A. woodburn's interest 10
said morig ,gsd property.
Now, unisss you appear aad answer thereto on
" before the second day Of the next rcrn Of said
court, to be begun ard holden on the 7.h day OF
January, 1861, judgment will be rendered sgains.
you thereon and decree made as pray.d fos 10
said petition. RlCuMAN + Bro,
soi's s"r Pair tiff.
Museatine. Nov. Q. Is60-~4w--p,. fee S..
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e~ H O 70 g. ~
POETRY " PRYslc.

Who'd bs i'll, I'd Nka to knowf
Such cures his Pills do make.
Smiles. lovely smiles, .han dock the brow
Where glOominess is rampant now,
And hops anew shall wake.
Herricks h stchless Pills stertle the people wit
their cures. This il the season to use them, Lsrg
boxes 2sc.-5 boxes 81. Zee advertisement on 9
page. tucv5
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D. s. aOWE,

. T.ltSsA, MUsCA I..E COUNTY, IOWA
a Teodcrs his sa1 vices. profession iiy. as rhy
.a..n AMI Surg.on, the citizens of Aialissa and
snrr.ao ding country Gals attended to promptly
! aua charges reasonable
| Axslissa, July IL, lSGQ.
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Wonderfully CHANGE OF SENTIMENT. About
eighteen years ago, John Quincy Adams pre-
scented petition to the House of Represent
atives, praying for peaceable dissolution of
the Union, and proposed its reference to a
special committee, with instructions to report
against the object of the petitioners. This
petition was received by the South with a
storm Of indignant denuncation, and Henry
A. Wise was foremost in insisting upon the
censure of the venerable patriot and friend OF
rhe Union, for simply, out Of mere reverence
for the right of petition, offering such an
insult, as he regarded it, to the nation. This
occurred at a time when slavery was exclude
from nearly all the Territories of the Union
BY act of Congress. and when not even Mr.
Wise proposed or dreamed of repeal. The
same Mr.. Wise noac insists that the Union
shall be dissolved because man is ABOUT to
be elected to the Presidency who insists that
the act of slavery restriction was constitutional.
Moral-Mr. Wise has Joined the Demo
cratic party.-Ne,0 York Times.
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Commercial.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

MusoArINs, Thursday, Nov. l5-P. n.
Weather delightful. Business lively.
Receipts Of grain very large.
Wheat ran up during the week to SOC, but
was dull! to-day at 7Oa75c.
Exchange on New York has advanced to
81 per cent. here and 3 per cent. in Chicago.
This is not in consequence of the ''irrepress-
ible conflict but of the irredeemabie cur.
rency of Illinois and Wisconsin, with which
the West is cursed.
We quote:
Flour-s4,5o@ss.
Wheat-sprlug, 7U(9Toe.
s. wintes-none in market.
Corn meal, 4Oc p bushel.
Corn, in ear, zoe p Is lbs.
Oats-l5@l6s.
Barley, 3Ul935c.
Rye, 35(9373c.
Buckw heat, Acc.
Potatoes. l2a915c.
Sweet Potatoes -4O(050c.
Onicns-l5@l8c.
Timothy seeu, 81.
Live chickens $ ,25@s1 so per doz.
Apples - dried, $l,6J@$l,75.
green, 75c(g$l,25 per BY.
Eggs, 1870.
Butter $50 for packed, and l5Sc fresh.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, lz3al4c.
Shoulders. 9allc
Clear sides, lo@122c
Lard l2a9l5c.
Hay-ssm othy, s6@sd.5o; prairie, $3.50
(@s5.
Hides green, ste; sailed, &c; dry flint
lO@lIc.
Lumber, S1oasso per 900 feet.
Lime by the wagon load e0(9$l . Dbl.
brown sugar - 5000 crushed liac;
clarified l0Ac, refined, white, lo2c.
Moasses-plantation 40c, y. II. 38950
Belcher's 81, Kegs s5,50(9ss. 90.
Sorghum mplasses-4U(@50o p gal.
Cufee-l5(916c
Naiis-ass. $3 50@$3 10.
Rice &C.
Live Slock-Fat cattle ST, 75@S2,25
Rags 2(g23c.
New York, selling 81 per ct
Philadelphia, s.
Bosten. 81
Baltimore, 81
Chicago,
St. Louis, currency
st. LOUIS. bankable funds Z
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| STATE OF IOWA,
MUscATINE COUNTY, ~

STATE OF IOWA, 9.
MUscArINE COUNTY,
70 William d. McIiroy-Sir:
VOU are hereby notified that there is now or
L file in the Office Of the Clerk Ct the District
Gour, Of Muscatine County, State Of lc~s, Pc
t,,ion of De,iiah McIroy. claiming of you divorcs
from the bonds Of InstrimoHy now and heretofor.
axis, ny between you and said petit ,sne. the cause
bein wilfnl desefsion for the space of wo years
Now unless you appear and answer thereto on OF
before the I'd DAY ot the n,xt term Ct said Conr-
o b. begun on the IN dsV Of January, a, D. 1851
Judgment will be rendered against you thereon
~ default, or costs, snt said divorce will be de-
e,eed as prayed for. KlC Imam i BRO,
Oct 2s-4v. soils. tor Plaintiff
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81 For the best stoves, ETC.. at the lotc
est prices, 60 tothe 'sMuscatins Stove Store
See advertisements
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TIE CENSUS OF THE NoGTHwEsT.-The
census returns are now so nearly completed
that we can approximate closely to the
population of the Northwest. 1t will stand
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FOR SALE.
T1LOUR, Bran. Shorts, Co n Meal. for sale a.
II BENEFITS MILL.
Aug. % 1, 1S60-ds~ 3m
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MRM. For ROGER A. PnYoR.-The majority
for John F. Potter, in the First District
Wisconsin, is $500.
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MOFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS & PHOENIX RITTERs

II HESE MEDICINES ave now bean ,ssors d,
public fof period of THIRTY YEARS, An
iuling that time nave main tanned hign cos,sc,e
III almost every part Of the G!ose, for their eytrs
rdnary ans Immediate po aes of restoring per Isss
aealta to persons suf ''ing under nearly every
and OF disease to hiuh the human frame is ,;ah.
The following are among the distressing variety
human diseases in which the
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G, w, HUMpur'

--..,EES,
notary Public.
,nFFICF. a. Moacvw. Mu-e .siDe county, Iowa.
~ Will attend s.. the acknowledging Of DEEDS
power Of asteraey, mortgage, bonds, DO.
Nov S-6m.
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ALLEauANY County, Pa O6icial-Lin
coin 1925 Douglas Fusion 6,725, Douglas
Fusion 6,725, Douglas straight 523, Bell
$40. Lincoln's majority 10000.
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CURRY FOR Mr.. DoueLAs. - Does yorl
mother know you're Out?
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Buyers, look out for your Interests
and examine my goods and prizes ,
/ HAV e the pleasure of informing the oitizsrs Of
] Muscatioe and surrounding cruutry, that nsve
now On band the largest, best, snd Thorough new
assorted stock of Clol hing, Hats and p ana
Furnishing aoo.s that has ever been b. oght T.
this city, which l an selling at the w iowes'
cash prices.
Ny assortment on hand 9 large aad selected
BY myself in large quartities from the best MANU-.
facturers In the Uuited States. Keep nothing bu'
6rst aes goods, and TO hose who want to pufcass
can offs, inducements in the way OF prices to sui
the times.
My stock consists in part ef the following arti
COATs.-Fine Cloth Rto:k and Sack Coats
Cashmere Frock and Sack Coats
Csssinett Frock and Business costs.
OVERCOATS.-Cluth ,Seaiskn, Beaver, Pete
sham, L.onskin. Derrski'
ana different other kinds to
numerous to mention.
PANTA LOONS.--in endless assortment -
such a. fancy and dra
Cashmere, plain black Cas-
simtre, Gsssinett and 1we.t
of all qualities and patterne
and ali other kinds,
together with the greatest and incest lot OF Vest
Of all kin $ and qualities.
Also general assortment of furnishing goods
and fine lot Shirts, Undsrshirts, o...G1s, oCs.is
Neck and Poke: Hanikeroaieis, Carpetbsgs
rrunks md Valises and great many other articles
TOO numerous to mention,
Also . very large Stock Of
NOys' and Youth Clothing.
Examine and zee for yourselves and will con
.ince all that they can save money b. buying
goods of me, either at Wholesale or retail
~ Remember the place = The Great Westef
Clothing Emporium, No. 1873 Second st.. opPosit.
fremont Hall }. OPEN Il ElA1k.
eept 10. dim WIN ~.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-16

UNANIMOUS FOR BIEoKINEIDGE. The coun-
ty of Manomin, Minnesota cast 20 votes a.
the late election, every one Of which was TO,
Breckenridge and Lane
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-16
G R @ C E ri E s.
GARRETTS0N & WILEY

ITAVE in ato.e and to arrive, the following stocs
II of aroceli.s, which We offer 70 tho trade
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-16

~rhere is live, strong, growing Repub-
can party in Newport, Kentucky, which /.
a. our readers know, opposite Cincinnati
The follow ny is the vote cast in that city
on the 9th:
Lincoln 268 Douglas 40
Bell S8l Breckenridge "a