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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
CHAMRERLIN BROS
Corner Of Fifth and Market SITS.
LEEISBtRG. PA.

I'VE have now and will continue To keep
w on hand full assortment 0! all goods
IA our line. to which We invite the aireniioa
Of Ihe community:
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. HARD
WARE. QUEENSWARE, FISH.
SALT, PLASTER, COAL, GEN.
ENT, IRON, STEEL, SPRINGS,
COACH TRIMMINGS, SAD
DLERY AND SHOE FINDINGS.
&C., dc.
AL 0: which will be sold a. easonable prices
for cash Orisrn produce. a liberal Discount
vii! be made 10 the trade.
'LEWISBCRG MILLS
We are prepared to do Custom or Merchant
work to order, upon usual terms All kisds
o! Gram boughi al highest market price.
Flour and Feed for sale. Terms
CASH. CHAHBERLIN BROS.
LewIsburs, May 3, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20

n-A large number Of visitors Tor the
Comuepcemen, festival mex. week, have
already reached Lewisourg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20

psrS,erner ( Browns meat market
will be opened on Tuesjoy morning next
week. as well as on Wednesday,.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20

The foregoing We copy from The Dan.
vile papers. The persons named We sup
pose are Of the Jewish faith, aud their so'-
em1 be,ro,hals are announced as is their
custom, although We never before saw
them iu print.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
Selling OF at Reduced Prices.

4 S we are about 10 fill our shelves with Fall
y Goods.we offer ell our Sumussr Clothing
O. buer rates than erer, II is mostly home
made work. and warranted. 70 Now is your
time for Bargains
All kinds OF CLOTHING 10 order a, shor;
notice. ZIMMERMAN 4 zEIlEES. LeWishurg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20

ESGtGEp.-REnLoca puEI.cHrK Of Dsnville and sKits
GtuLSINK.ux Of Hs.isspYs. hA-lp. Law 0: Danrilie
sni ELIAS UIiINGEz Of Philadelphia
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20

Stamm's PATENT LEVER JAIN
rs made and for sale BY
q W. BARKDOLL
l.-:.ta-s, Xsy 22. 1880 -as
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20

Q, Eis sesusin,rpc-s ~ho :. cub
joe; 10 form q long ttref eorpisin oh -.
not attended 10 n season Inevitably eyn-gns The sui
f.;v. 10 premature To sseh help Is al haze II
they ail bal svsil themselves Of ~. and hofetA~ hsr
Jiazsr Il brighter cSys-raay be awakened without tex
q cs,.!iaE Cs>aFpo niaieat- DR. %. fHsLrs bKosr
AeSelss hsiss dos yasi hat Claimed Tar ~, sLc
may Oe f-ea aic b. lie sc being ;e up>t .Eece-s
faI curing lug snt A.oat disyTeEs Il -ny remedy
.ansn al Ire P!.snt 42y The u'aGy phase 4.sutaec
5y Consumption ss;Ge. The spPTeheasiun OF iho-~ -o
10 far its sFprozeE, -ither iron e9EsLa
;ional or AeE.liL Jay tendency.
While tie discaverer Of this remedy aees not heleys
that people s.0al- be eoastsn! dosing themselves -t
medicines
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
S0 000COpies already Sold
cO,OOOEVERYB0DY'S LAWYER

~ Ef ERl BUDl ) La ER
and COUNSELLOR IN DUsINESs-by FEAsk Cko.II, O.
the PhiisdslYhiS Tar.
II Tell. Iou how 70 draw up Partnersh5 Papers, end
gives general forms for Agreements Of all
kinds, Bills OF Sale, Leases and Petitions
II Tells lou how 70 draw up Bonds Mortgages Il
davits, Powers OF Attorney. Notes And b,Ils
ofENehapSe. Receipts and Releases.
II Tells lou the Lsvs for the Co-c1n Of Debts with
the ststut~s Of Limitation. sn1 amount and
kind q property Exempt from ExseGtiOn in
every State.
Il Tells lou how make Assignment prop-rly With
forms for Conposiiion with Creditors, and
the InsolT,ni Laws OF every sist-
II Tells Teu the legal relation ss1sfns between Guar
dian and WEri. Master AID Al AIprentice, and
Landlord and Tenant.
II Tells Iou what constitutes Lbl ard SANDER and the
Law as to Marriage Dover. The Wifr's Rish;
In Property. Divorce and A!imouy.
II Tells You The Law for Mechanics Liens every State
and the Naturalization Laws ofthis country,
and how 10 comply with the SANE.
II Tells You the Lsu CJnc-rbnr Pension. and how to
obtzin one. aud the PEs-EmYtson Laws TO
Publie Lsnas-
II Tells lou The Law for Patents With mode procedure
in ottsininr one, with In references, Assign
aud IAtle OF Fees
II Tells lou how make your ia and bov to Admin
isteT an Estate, with the law and tbs
quirerncnts thereof in every State.
II Tells lou NeAgiBg Law Terms general use
and e,plsios 70 you the legislative. ESeeu-
tive and Juricizl Towers Of both the General
aud STATE Governments
Tells lou how to keep out o; Law by showing how 70
your business legally. thus saving vast
amount of property. and veX4tious htga-
iion by its timely CONSULTATION.
Single copies si be sent by mail. postage paid 10
~ Farmer every Mechanic every Man Of Business. aud
everybody in every Stale receipt Of 81 Law style
Of tiadIrs stSl--S-
Slnll Nr.D te made by e1ierpfising
SlOOV "A ALAN mrneyerywhere in scliin the
abov. worn, as insutem TO al such very
liberal
For single copies Of the Book OF for terms to agents
With otheT information Apply TO or address
JOHN l.. POTTER, P.b(isiT,
6mss3 No. 81. Srnans 81. PLilI5,lrit5 p
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
For the Gentlemen.

he best .nd largest IN torn rrb-sciry the
most ia hiouAb. sry-s Of Cloths CA-srer~s v.stinrs
0serecatings and G~nts' Furnishing generally
.nd BOYS
Also all kinds IF GROCERIES. HARD
WARE. QUEENSWARE, SALT, NAILS,
PLASTER. &c.
FISH IN !. ! and bbls.
CDAL--A large quantity of Store Coal,
vhieh Will deliver any part Of town on .hor, No
uee Al as Low 3Hre as the same quality Of coxl
procured here else in Also Kinds OF
LinebuTEsTs Co-I- Pine cod taken IL sxghans. for
coal
E~Cash paid for all kinds Of GRAIN
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
For the Ladies,

such as PiA'a anl Fanny silks. Black silks Frerch Ne
Ilno- D-isfnc-, tzsh1rrrs. Paul uieecbevre< Euxssis
Piaids, Noh@lE NcAtUTes. BanaoraI ssirts Skeleton
SKIRT dc Prnt. fr n s. % 10 ceuis and hes; yer!-
mach Coe-eo ard ng Ish Prrts - yards for Elm TIA
er nice -e-tCn uf Laies Shavis Q. u cscrip,ious
AZ All kinds Goser- Hosiery. Snd hit ,oods All
kind knbra4-eE.ss, and Donssc good. Of every de-
s--t
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-07-20
HARD TINES OUTDONEl
JOHN WALLS 10.

HAVE lust received IN addition 10 their
IL large siock) fresh supply of SprinS
AM SUMNER GOODS, and oeg leave res
pecIfully 10 inform the Ladies and Gentlemen
OF Town and County, that they can sui, them
IN anything it their line, OF lrade, style, quail
liz and price
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23
SUPERIOR ENVELOPES,
CHANGE OF HOUR.


ON and after Monday 5h Inst, the Aceou moiailan e.
" Train OF this Company will be daiv (~unfays f
cepitd leaving Rchuond for M rd. 3l5 p NJ Returning
Will leave Milford at A. NJ and arrive IN Rlchmol at 9b NJ
sAML RUfH sup't Trans
omcs r. r. &PRR COMPANY,
Richmond, Oct TO- 1860. oel0-N
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JAMES WOoODHOUsC co.
MISS GlLBERTs CAREEs American story BY Holland,
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H0U rREEPERs ENCYCLOPEDIA OF COOKING AND Do
MFsIIC ECONONY. Py Gsskel ei25
BRIEF BIOGRAPHIES by samuel Smiles With p-rrais 81 %
OVER THE CLlRfs. by Charlotte Chsute. 81 y
On slEAM,The Steam .gne, Pcpeerl etc P5r young En-
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TIE LITTLE NIGuT CAPS A pfcity juvenile. 2tc.
THE CAVEat EY FAMILY, or Mr.. II ms Teaehinfs Coo
AOEAvIGN LlPE An English Gs aecoutt of Morayian
Settlement IN the Black Forest Edited by the author Of Mary
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LILAs AND HEs COUSINS Tale OF Pant Lie In the Old
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PEGGY WARDS CANABIEs, he Che riuL
SUSDAY ENJOYMENT Religion made Pleasant to Children
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CLIMBING THE MOUNTAINS A pretty uvenile. 4Os
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THE BROTHERS wAToHwOHD. Ahandsome juveale 15c.
NY RIDE THE BARBECUE "Reminiscences OF the Old d.
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THR HON. Mr. VOORHEES, ADDRESS bore the Literary Soce
ti-- ~ the University OF virginia. 15c.
LErTE3s OF MCZIs AODUMs uber wun 10 ale by
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~ No aavs-ssnsnt Be eOnieied by he month or ysAE
lac specaed ne Manuscript preoasy Agreed uPon be-
tween the pNrtica
advsrtscent copy for Ipeeiaed
u continued until orteed and payment
oxactet accoriinEy.
- RE9uLAa ADUEEfSExsT-ro avoid any ndclSiAndng
c partoi the Annuai Advertisers e propcrto state dc,
privilege only extends their Immediate buaine ReE
Estae Legal and an other Advertisements sent By them % Be
additional charge, and no vNTauon-
~ Real Estate and General Agentn Adve 1centa not 70 be
inserted he bu 20 BE- charged AZ ne uaua rates iucct
10 such discounts shan be agreed upon-
" Bookseller and yearly sdyersIt generally, engaging one
spuars With IRE privilege Of change, shan not on hef
ycsry avelg IN ay week Insert than he amecn'
Agreel he standing under TIE contract and All exeee
ans each amount % Be charyed a. ne usual rates
Aivsrsemena inserted In TIE weekly Nhg a. is ceni1
square ncs less FOR ire dt Insertion, and SO cents
Per asusrc each couinuaaes crn weekly, rs esnl
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MORAL EMBLBMs.
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Rocky Mou tain LIFE saIng Scenes and Pelnus Adventures
In the Far We 90
5pfinps Of Praec Agrcugre Translated by w. hlw
RbdC w Johnson. 2 ~.
Plants the Holy Land with their Pruts and Flowers Illustrated
BY T. ". :. Osborn. 2 90.
Moral Embem with AphorsHs Adages and Po76bs OF all Ages
Aud Nations Pam Jacob Cat, and Robert Fsrie. With
Illustrations and D,slgs, By J. Leighton. Richly bound
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Hogas Works. nssnR o. IS EngrAyingt with Dctcpton
AndC ment and humorous Aneed'tes Of the Author Rich
Turkey binding Quaito. 20 O0.
D'Nyly Msnts Edition OF the New Te'tauenL 9 30.
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LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
Capital, S1O,OOO.OOOi
ANNUAL INCOME, S2,25O, O,OeOI
Daily RrVfnue sT,5OO.OO.

y
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INVESTED ~ TIA uNifku STATES, ONhR sSls,uool
Az Dirsctrs Personally Reponsic pr sis Engagements q
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VNTs respectfully attention ihe security Of the Liverpool
Wv aud Loudnc Insurance Company 20 rs policy holders IN -
la-g. cash capital ant invcstnen.s asstated tbove
s capital and income q he CouPAny enaoet % take
unel convenient parties requiring llts oinsurance
n addition g. re ordinary node o. insuraacr. s Company -
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Az PREHIClS Property s, theuce'orih, PERMANENT y
INSURED The Policy De cancelled any s and he pre-
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Company viii make by on1 of Een.s hy fre,
nsF AID a0si Hherai principle.
Uaicr Policies % is Compaay all cas paid upon pre-
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az SPECIAL NOTICE &,
1850. FALL AND WINTER TRADE. 1850.


ALFR ED M SES,
GO Main street,
WVAs nov on hand and receiving dd the most varied STOCK
az DRY GOODS ever exhibited by him In the city OF iaeh
ond te est Ftyles and Noveltc' OF the season
following Goods such Inducements Ill be heea tha'
cannot elsewhere and purchaser VIII IND gtea 70
their advantage get their supplies from The eurFs aoV
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Black and Fancy silks, siy les
DrOcade and Rept silks
sodanlas Nefoncss, iplns
Paln and hguIed De;aines, ell Wool
Merinoes and Woolen Plaid &C, &c, &c.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT
Fy different syiss Cloth Of the latest novelties
Of the season New styles received weekly.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
satnets Jeans Full Cloths, best makes, Sleeps drSy he
TWesds Plaid lnseys shettngs. shirilug Cothh
pairs on hand the cheapest sae and variety Of other
goods for Servants Wear, at very lew prices
HOUsEKEEPIHG DEPARTMENT.
Towels aud Toweng Crah HuekAba,k sper Bird Eye ha'
PER scotch piaper Doyis, Napkins Table DAmask
Tatle and Piano Cashmere Go ers, irsn Linens. &C.
CARPET DEPARTMENT..
spend Carpet patterns super lngrane Carp H.
Grossly SUPER do Yee Rugs Brussels do henp aud
Carpets all Of viii will be offered Al % per cent less thAn
last se sons psiecs
Embrodsrs Bosley Gloves and endless variety OF Goods
Ia Dry Goods establish hnen AMI eve Hrice
ueh low prees that cannot fall to meet the
the els buVe Our main Efforts will be 10 please A
who may favor Us with call
FOR barS.ns the great DOVnroun Emporium Of Trade
oeig Il e MAIN STREET.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23
RICHMOND DAILY WIG.

fERNS:
Dany Paper - per aanzn szWssky, IS WseEy, %; A.
ways Ii advanca nay Be made a. he rf of ne
sShs h al eases evidence taken the eePoat OF
lolt.rln ne Poss once containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-23

40 CALF aBLS. OF WOODS NO. 1 FAll-
LOU ILY Kos FENNGS
5bSt % woods 80 / Famiiy Cut Herr.ngs
- 10. % Nocds Ne. PNa y Grcss herrina
10 ID 81 lrions PURGE sfdcr Vinegar
100 Que-a Ciy Faply Hans
81 pals n Georza and rirkn Family Lard
Oehults fresh Green and Black Teas, something very
hne Indeed
50 bbA oisuBsror Sss Fsnly and Extra Your warrant
"a 70 gvs sAtiIfacuon- - -
- ,,le ~ ROBERT A y DARNEY,
Grocer Wtoissae an Retail,
.1Po Corner Of Broal ard IN strectA
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

TF you want good and cheap Lumber, 60 to ths
L Lumber Yard of H0CH J. WHlTEHOUSE.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

WHOLESOME ADVICE TO A BACHELOR
BY One Who OUGHT TO KNow.-As
we have among our readers a very
large number of this much abused class,
some Of whom, we lear, contemplate
an effort to rid themselves Of celibacy,
we eheerfully give place to the follow
ing sensible advice by lady:
If you intend to marry-if you think
your happiness will be increased and
your interest advanced by matrimony-
be sure and look where you are going.
Join yourselves in union with no
woman who is selfish, for she will sac
rifce you; with no one who is tickle,
for she will become estranged.
Have naught to 90 with o proud wo-
man, for she will despise-nor with an
extravagant one, for she will ruin you.
Leave q coquette to the fools that
Autter around her.
Let her own freside accommodate a
scold. s.s -Lt
Come not near the woman that is a
slattern, for she will disgust you.
Flee from one who loves scandal, as
you would from old Nick himself.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

VERMIN RIDDANcE.-Half an ounce
of soap boiled in q pint of water, and
put on with brush while boiling hot,
destroys the bugs and their eggs.
Flies ore driven out of the room by
hanging up bunch Of the Plantain or
Fleawort plant, after it has been dipped
in milk.
Rats and mice speedily disappear by
mixing equal qualities of strong cheese
and powdered squills, They devour
this mixture with great greediness,
while it is inocuous to man.
When it is remembered how many
persons have lost their lives by swal-
lowing, in mistake, mixtures Of stryoh-
nine, ratsbane, corrosive sublimate,
which are commonly employed for this
purpose, it becomes matter of human
ity to publish these useful items.
House ants ravenously devour the
kernels Of walnuts, and shellbark or
hickory nut. Crack some of these,
and place them on plate near the in
Tested places and when the plate is
full Of the nuts, throw the contents in
the fire.
Cockrosches, as we'll as ants, are
driven away by strewing elderberry
leaves on the shelves and other places
srequented by these troublesome in
eocta H1U,c .Io9sronI
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

"TARIFF. Upon a promontary at
the Southern point of Spain, running
out into the Straits of Giberaltar,
stands fortress called now, as in the
times of the Moorish dominion, Tarifa.
It was the custom Of the Moors to
watch merchant ships going into or
coming out Of the midland sea, and
issue from taeir stronghold to levy du-'
ty, according to the fixed scale, on all
merchandise. The duty was called,
from the place where it was levied, tar
ifa hence the word tariff.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02
THE JOURNAL.
TFor the journal.
LINES

L
LINES
NsCRlBED- TO ONE WHOSE AFFECTION FOR
LOVED AND LOST SISTER KEEPS ALIVE ON HER
TOMB rIR CHOICEST FLowsRs OF SUMNER.
Often doth the morning twilight
Often doth the dewy eve
Find me at thy grave, dear Annie,
But come not here to grieve.
Though miss thee, sadly miss thee,
From the home thy presence blest;
Yet will not now lament thee,
Nor bewail thy peaceful rest.
Much love this sacred arbor,
Where thy ashes now repose;
Green shall be the grass above thee,
On thy breast shall bloom the rose.
Here love to sit and ponder
All thy words and looks of love,
And to think of thee as shining
In thy glorious home above.
Here love in sweet devotion
On this little mound to kneel,
While calm and holy feeling
Ger my heart is wont to steal.
Here my faith and hope grow stronger,
Here on wings Of love rise
Up to thee in thy bright heaven,
Far beyond yon azure skies.
There, ere long, hope to join thee,
There, to mingle with the blest;
When, "Life's titful fever over"
Jesus calls me to his rest.
OH the blissful hope of Heaven!
How it cheers the fainting heart
Li9htens all our earthly burdens,
Bids the sting OF death depart
ANXIOUS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02
BPECIAL NOTICES.
MrR. window.

"EBs "IHbIV"S
An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children tecthng. which great
y facilitates the process Of teethng, BY saftcning,
the gums, reducing all Inflammation will slay all
pain, and is suro to regulate the scwels. 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 another
column.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02
M FLATS
TeyetNOEe Life .WceliCiues
Are well known to be infaIlibe.

DfsfEPalA, by thoroughly CLEANSING the fr3
and second Stomae Es, and creating flow of pure,
healthy bile, instead Of the stale and acrid kind
fLATuLENcY, iess ct appetite, heartburn !, Head.
acne, hestiessnoss, ~ Ieapar, Anxiety, Languor,
and Melancholy, which ars the general eymofor..
OF dyspepsia will :anish, natural co nsnouenco
| of its cure.
| CcsTIvENEss, by cleansing thu whole length Of
inc lntestlnes with solvent Process and without
riolence all violent purges leave the bavos ms.
| tive within two Gays "
LEVERS OF all kinds, by restoring the blood to
regular CIRCULATION, Though the process of res.
pila.tn IN such cases, AMI the thorough solution
| u all intestinal obstruction in Others,
The Life Ned cncs have been known IN oure
hHEUM ATIsM Permanently in three weeks end Guur
IN EAR that time, ~ removing local iniiamct ton
trom the muscles anu ligameD,s Of the i,ints,
DH'PsiEs Of sill binds, ty freeing and s;rsagthen-
.e sleney aao bia ideri they operate most de-
1sht1uiiy On these important organs, and hence
haVe ever been found certain remedy for tha
wors caeee of GRAvAL.
Also WORKS, By dislodgng from the turpin.a
OF Tue bowels the slimy matter to which thess
atures adhere.
sCuRvY ULCERS and invatsra.e sores b, the por-
feet purity which taess life Medicines give tothe
boot, and all tho hu,Iors.
scor ousio Eruptions and bad compIexicns, by
their Alternative effect upon the fluids that feed the
shia, and The morbid state of which occasions MI
eiupsive complaints sailow, cloudy, AMI othsr dig
agreeable com pie2ions.
he use Of these Pills for very short TINA will
eject an entire cure OF Salt kueum, and q strix.
ing improvement in the elearness Of the gkin
CoEaiuon Colda ard influenza, will always b cured
by one dose, Or 6y two in the worst cases,
Piles II ne original Proprietor of these Med.
cines was cured of Piles OF 35 years standing by
the use of the LILO med:cines alone.
Fever and Ague.-For this ecourca CT tbe
western tIy, thcsa Medicines xiIl DO fcuud a
safe, speedy, and certain remedy, Other Medi
cinss leave the System subject 20 return of tina
disesse-a care y these Medicines Is permanent
Try them, be Satisfied, and be cured
Bilious Fevcrs aLd live. complaints.
Debility LOSS OF pIosz3-D;Feus.s Of |enaies,---
the Medicncs have been used with The ms, hete-
d ia results in cases Of this description, Kings
Evil, ana Scrof1la, in its worst forms Yields TO
the mild yet powerful action of these remarkable
Medicines, Night Sweats--Nervous Debility, Ner-
yous Complaints Of all kinds, PalIiation Of the
AearF, Painscrs Cheio, are speedily cured.
Wercurtal Discases.-Pelsons. whose con.
situations have become impaired by the iniudiciopa
use of Mercury, will find ekese Medicines porfcct
cure, as they never fall TO eradicate it from ira
system, all the effects of Mercury, infinitely sooner
than the most powerful preparations of Sarsara.
ri:la
Prepared and -oldby W.B, MOFFAT,
S3o Broadway New York.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
Sept. n, daw Iyr
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

SINGuLAR.-The orbits of the as
teriods, $50 in number,) which have
been discovered revolving between Mars
and Jupiter, and SO interloched with
each other, that if they were represent,
ed by iron hoops, the whole might be
suspended by any one.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02

THE HORRORS OF WAR.-An enthu-
siastlc proficient in the study Of Stats
tics lately calculated that Is millions
Of ,aen have persisted in the various wars
which have been waged since the crea-'
ton Of the world. Carrying his cal
culations still further, he estimates the
blood shed in all these wars at 3, $780,
900 barrels; and, taking the weight of
each man at an average Of 106 pounds,
he concludes that 100000, 600
pounds of human flesh have been cut to
pieces by hostile weapons.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02
sss- 1t is said that IN putting up an

eJ-I 1t is said that IN putting up ap-
pies for winter use, ie they are care
fully assorted and put in barrels, plac-
irg piece of newspaper at the bottom
OF the barrel, and then layer Of ap,
pies. and another piece Of paper, and
so on until the barrel is filled, and then
placed in dry place, the apples will
keep in good order Tor a month longer
time than when packed in almost any
other way.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02
e. G: WALTER,

attorney and Counselor at Laae.
l)ROMPT attention given to collections, exa,a.
l inatioa of titles, eonVeyancing, Payment Of
tazes. DC. Muscetine Iowa, Office over State
Bank. lJan. II, 1860 dawly]
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-02
LAW NOTICE.

VIZ G. WOODWARD has resumed the practice
w Of Law in Muscatine. and will give his
entise attention to brsiness entrusted to him.
Office over Iselt Brewster's Bank.
Muscatine, Aug. %, 1S6G-wly