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Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
A FAbsE AND RATHER FoRMIpAptH

A False AND RATHER FoRMIpAptB
1svoicR. traveller coming from
America (says the London Globe)
brought a quantity Of cigars with
him in a large box, and not wanting
TO pay duty, he had false top made
to his box, in which he placed two
big rattlesnakes. On arriving at the
Custom house, the keys we're demand
cd, and given up, with a warning that
the box contained poisonous snakes.
The officer, being inoredulous, opened
the lid in an oifhand, careless man.
ner. Hearing the noise of the key
in the lock, and seeing daylight sd.
mitted. the ratttlesuakes woke up,
and began TO hiss and rattle away
with their tails at a grand pace.
Down went the lid of the boy in an
instant, and the box, rattlesnakes, ci.
gars and all, were allowed 70 pass
without further examination.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

FoRGlNG A RErrrATioN-A
blacksmith, having been slandered,
was advised to apply to the courts for
redress. lie replied, with true wis
dom "a can go into my shop and
work out a better character in six
months than | could get in hpy court.
house in year"
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
EOn SALE.

A NEGRO WOMAN, good Cock, Wash IA
IA ~ aud I'oner. aged shout ~ yeafs,sN
'he above woman can he purchased on ~
reasonable terms, " application IL made soon
ssld slave u offered for had fault, but 10 raise
ricnsT, said slave viii he offered at puzzle sale
~ front Of the Court House door ~ said parish
IN the city rf Baton Rouge on
SATURDAY, THE 80 DAY or NOVEMBER
next, st. p'eluek =. NJ, ~ sslddsy, shcuis she
NOT he previously sold ~ private sale For further
particulars spply 20 the undersigned.
,rt2 ~ v. HAbiN Sheriff.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
fy Oliver Wendell Holmes viyi,

" describes death thus
BY the stiffness Of the sbsrpened
features, by the blackness Of the tear.
less eve, by the fxedness Of the smile.
less mouth, by the deepening tints by
the contracted brow. by the dilating
nostril, we know that the soul is soon
TO leave it's mortal tenement, and is
already closing its windows and put.
ting out its fires.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

FREAKS OF AN EBEPHAHT. The
August NUM- er of Bidokwood, in q
paper upon the pursuit of one of the
principal rebel chiefs in India, Incl
dentslly alludes 10 the manner in
which an elephant, belonging TO the
pursuing force, vented bis rage dur
ing a 81 Of madness, TO which these
animals are subject The brute first
attacked Highlander, and trampled
him TO death. lie then charged a
bakers cart, the frightened bullocks
rushed from the road, aud tumbled
cart aud all into a ditch The ele-
plant did not hurt the bullocks, but
alto up two hundred loaves in about
Eve minutes. After this feat he
made a luxurious dessert in a sugar
cane Geld, and liquored up the extent
Of twenty or thirty gallons at mud
dy tank. In three weeks time (du
ring which he wandered at large) this
dissaereeable &c passed of, and the
driver, who had followed him about,
retook possession.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
lallp 6a1tttt ano Gomst.

ISoUssr.--Uoropef Jones, held an
inquest on Thursday evening, on the
body Of Morris Rynes, an Irishman
by birth, who was killed by falling in
well on the premises Of James Null
vehill, on the morning of tast day
His death was the result OF accident.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

THE RvER.-During The terrible
wind stolm Of Tuesday night, the
river, II said 70 have risen between
siS and seven feet AT this place.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06


Mn. DICKENS AT HoMs IN THE
CouNrRY.-While authors are out Of
town, printers are very busy Setting
up" their productions, and Murray
aud other publishers are looking for
ward to their winter harvest. Chas.
Dickens is busy at his forthcoming
serial tale at his country house. II is
a fine commodious red brick house.
in the style of the last century, with
turret ON top, and with glorious
woods that rise over the hills about a
mile and a half from the town Of
Chatham. Il was In that town he
spent his boyhood, although he was
born in London. His house IL well
worthy Of a pilgrims visit, and IL any
reader visit Il, look out for the fine
dogs in the stable yard-one of them
a bloodhound, and the other a noble
st. Rernard.-London Correspondent
Of Scottish Gsdrdidn.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
NEW ORLEANS COMMERCIAL.
TuusspAt Evss,se. Oct. a, 1890.

THuRsDAy EvfyiEa. Oct. 4. 1890.
The New Orleans Commercial Bulietir
says. that the sales of the above day, was
ne follows:
COTTON yesterday 5000 bales -- de
mand less activ prices steady-Low Mid
ding piSmgIse, Middling lot61l0s6c,
gcod Midding llh@li1S, Middling Fair
lls.@l2.
Nothing done in SUGAR and MOLAs-
SIS II any moment
TOBACCO-b hhds at 1oHe.
FIuUR-psog bhls. including 1000 AT
G 10 for supefhne. and 9 30. 9 ~ apd 90
for Extra; p2o superhne { se, $50, 100, go,
1Ol, loo and 1907 ate 1915; some retail lots
Of supeffne at 6 go. aud 800 bbls Extra al
G 10 aud q sis
CORN-fOo0 sacks. including 1000 Vel
low and Mixed Mt eel; 1850 $500 white
Mixed aud 800 aud 200 yellow ut zoe. 450
White at rs. aud esO at.
OATs-gOOo sacks ut Ace, $50 900. 100
and 95o) at AZ, and ~ at Az.
BRAN - $50 sacks Zoo and 1907 at
l5 $50 (ieo aud 2oo) at MS. and geo
at 2o.
HAY-BOo bales Western (i50. 80 and
1907 at az, aud 80 at 90 80.
FORK confined TO retail transactions at
81 30 for Mess.
Nothing reported In BACON-tetsiling
Ut iosIc, for shoulders, l91s@lssl for Rib
sides. and l5 Tor Clear.
Nothing reported In LARD.
INDIA BAGGlNG-l5 bales at 1871.
GUNNY BAGs-157 bales, Heavy land
ing, at 1915.
RIO COFFEE-1bo bags at lac, s59 q,
1ii4, 100 at l4sl. and 100 at 10.
STATEMENT or COTTON.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
NEW CALICOs

FANCY DRESS GOODS.
fI'HE subscriber viii receive by the new stes m
er from New York, 400 pieces ufFrenrh, rrg-
lish and American Prints, comprising sll The
newest patterns, among them spine new smsl ng
utes Tor ehildren-slso = fsll assortment of
Rich Fancy Dress tsoods.
the newest thugs uf the season, together with
large assortment Of Dress foods
sept21 w.D. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
NOTICE.
NoIlOf.
To the Ladies' Of ". Ro-p. and Vicinity.

To the Ladies cf ". Ro-a. and Vicinity .
HAVE nov In Store Hne assortment o. SEES
sonaele Dress Goods ~ every description, !
deem u unnecessary n this uoties) 10 make more
particular mention ~ one kind Of goods that
smother. hope II is sufficient 10 ssy that my
stnck VIII be found suited 10 the wants ~ ali,
rom the youngest 70 the olde,t
THOMAS y. oOONOR,
septli uorner ~ Third ana Lsu,ei ste
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
Saint Theresa's Academy
FOR YOUNGLADIES.
octner Boulevard and Roysl Streets.
BATOw aoUuH la.

"hFON " OUGG La
FT'HIs INSTITUTION commences lts third .r.
IL nual session 90 MONDAY. OCTOBER let.
1850. The Musiesi Department, IL under ths
chsrge of VT Hun,en, whose sbility as Teseher,
Composer srd Performer IL veil t,.v, hs,b d,
Europe and America The french .ss vh,eb
viii he taught ss herstciote 70 the vbois ,rhs.I
without sny extrs chsrFe, IL under the ecr,,ol ~
Monsieur tihetie. The English, tosetbe, ri,b
Mathematics aud the Modern Science. oil, h.
tsught by the Prineirsi, sided By competent az
sistsuts Vocal Music, Embroidery, an kinds of
fsncv Knitting ara Needle work tsueht both a.y
scholsrs srd bosrders free of charge. Parents
esn send their daughters With THE full sssursnee
that their he.th ard comfort will be attended 10
viththe same care ssn they we're IN the bos m Of
their own family. The house is large, ecfnpoei.
Gus ard we'll ventilated, being b M expressly TOT
the Institution The grounds sre stsei5us, end
every fscilty IL afforded FOR = prcpet degree Of
exercise Which II 80 essential 70 the preservstion
~ health. With regard n the supervision oftbs
bnsrders; Convent rules are adopted No youns
Lady viii he permitted 10 either walk, or ride
out, unless stenTed ~ her testher, psfent or
grsrdisn Parents visiting their daughters are
requested 10 come only on Saturdays. unless IN
csse ufurgsnt necessity, ss all visi's Of that Kind
during school hours Interrupt the eissses and re-
tard the progress Of their ehildfen. But visitors
vishing see the school can come an, hou' 10
the dsy fr In that case the clsssses will continue
uninterrupted snd the school will be seen 80 n
really Il, and instead ~ being q hindrance n viii
serve az sn incentive, on the part o. the pupils 70
gre iterer exertion
For terms &c Apply sither w letter or per.
svnslly TO the PtlneipsL ....-.
sept rs I'm. Miss NJ. r MURPHY
BoAsD ~ biscroRs WIN s PIKE, Esq n. "
Bsbin, Es1 s. N. Hart ssq Dr.. n. " Dsy, Dr.
w. v Lsyeock, Hon A. :. Heron.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
Hmsrc,a.r,.. .,a w.,,. Goods.

E,nbrc'a.rses sna WHITE Goods.
THESE GOODS, \ have . splendid ssscrt
" ment
RID GLOVES.
Twenty dozen afst quality hia Gloves, Of evefy
color and siss.
YALENCiENNEs 4 ENGLISH THREAD LACE.
ihsVe cheap ard besutiiul lot Of those Laces.
HOSIERY HOsiERYii
sixty doser Ladies' Hosiery, Just received.
CALLtOOS CELIIOos
have large srd cheap stuck ofevery descrip.
ton sud quality Of Csliccs, 7 wish the ladies
would look 81 their style and quality and insuir
the prices. 1HpS n OOONbR,
seplt3 Come, Third srs tsv,.l s,s
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

:. SCHMALINSISY e. co.
Nv ihh cpen on the 9th inst, \ part ~ their
w new selected Stock Of Fall tioods Of . rbnlrs
lot of shsvls, Ulcsks sud Mantillas-slsc = new
style Of Ocrsets. Curtain bsmssk nfs gre., vsris-
y together with splendid assortment NJ Frnbrpi.
aefies, which viii be sold st the lowest pric.
NVnie sho see ~ the fF0PIhssIbRF. sppt2f
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

tNREsH TEAs-Curious OoIopg, Choice Impsr
Il Al and Gunpovder, for sale BY.
lanzS I'D. 4 WIN. BOOEL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

= " ~ RI ES.
kn BOXES various Brands Cewipg Tobseeo;
w 70 Smoking do;
Casks Fire Brandy;
Peach do.
Msderls aud Pert Wine:
Ginger Wine;
Jamaica hum;
10 Dozen Hnstetters' Bittsrs;
10 Binnisgef's London Dock DIN
10 slngletoh's London Cordial do:
10 VOLTS seheidsm schnspps;
10 NsLesn's Cordial
Gross Jacobs do:
Perry Davis Pain Killer:
10 Fsbnestoek's Yermifuge:
Asserted Fruit Jars;
Tovnsend's Bulls. williams and
Sands ssfssprills;
Mustard:
900 Ounces Quinine;
Garden Seeds Of all kinds;
Cutlery. a new lot, just received.
Patent Medicines, FerfuDsry and Fancy Goods ~
all kinds In Store and for sale by
suglt A. sTEwART \ 90,
Druggists,
wsddill's old stand, Main ST., Baton Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
NOTICE TO PARENTS.

A SCHOOL for boys will he opened on the hrst
n ~ OCTOBER, 1890, IN the building nm North
street. one door above Mr.. J. ". News residence.
fair share Of patronage is solicited for this
school. its merits can only he known by trial aud
the manager is willing to abide bT that decision
Boys ~ sny sge will he admitted. Catholic
Children will be taught their csteehism al the
request of the parents
TERMS.
English and French Is 90
Greek Latin and the higher mathsmsties. 90
For further particulars apply 30
REv. y. HUBERT.
septs Pastor Of 81. Jeseph's, BATON Rouge.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

~ v =. CAPD EVIEIIE.
HAVING received very large assort-
' nent Of China Vases. Candie-Sticks
NidPoehe, Toilet Bottles snd Toilet Sets.
large assortment Of China Cups and
Saueets-A lso fine assortment Of French
corsets, 10 doz., from the best msnufseto-
ries Of Europe, and for sale by
sept25 7. CAFDEVITT,J,E
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

I ARD In Barrels, Half Barrels and Kegs,
~ for sale by BEAL PATTERSON.
jnneli Main street.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

parass,s aud Umbrellas.
HAVE ass opened very large assortment
Il these goods. W. ID. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
Gents F,,,,s,,,y c,,,,s

Gents Furnishing Goods.
HAVE just opened = lstge sock If these goods
v embracing slinpst every article stpertsiuing
70 Gents Wear, such ss Linen snd Cotton shifts
IN all the different varieties, gents underwsre ~
al kinds, Hendkerchiefs, Stocks, Neeties and
scsris, susPsnders, Hosiery Gloves, etc. In this
department am prepared ~ shcv the very best
goods. sud will guarantees nothing better in the
market W. y. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06
HATsi IIATsty

A T THE PH1LA. CASH STORE, We
"A have just received from New York,
a beautiful assortment Of Misses Trimmed
Hats, also Boys White and Grey Straw
Hats.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

HAY, CORN, OATS, AND BRAN.-A good sup
IL ply on hand at all times.
septic JOSHUA BEAL.
Daily gazette and comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-186?, 1860-10-06

MEXICAN MUSTANG LISIMENT-sor sal,
l'l by ED. d VIM. BOGEL.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14
DIE D..


On Saturday last, September 9Th, 1860, WILLIE
BRowN, youngest son of Jane and VIM. Brown,
of Muscatine-aged year, / month and days.
We saw when Wil!ie's lovely form by friends was
borne away,
To be laid in its quiet resting place, its kindred
bed of clay;
We saw the mothers anguish, the fathers mute
despair
The tears of sorrow on their cheeks their signs
they rent the air.
We thought no earthly treasure nor human wealth
could buy
solace for their sorrow, nor dry the tear.
dimmed eye;
But we thought Of what our Saviour for our
consolation said,
Concerning little children, as you have often
read:
He said, "Of such my kingdom is )" 'their angels
see my Fathers face;"
And when on earth, he blest them, and them he
did embrace,
"Hinder them not" the Saviour said, and took
them up into his arms,
For them there is place prepared that's safe from
oil alarms.
IT'S there they sing that new-made song, that
none but they can sing
They sing among the angels, and make the arches
ring;
Their harps are tuned to highest notes, their
harps are made Of gold,
The Lamb it is that leads them, their rapturea
cant be told.
Then, parents, lead holy life-your child is safe
in Heaven
And, when you close this mortal strife, it will to
you be given;
Our Saviour's promise sacred is, pledge you now
have there
Live then the life the righteous live, and in iti
joys you II share. JIG.
Muscatine Sept. 10th. 1850.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14
THE MARK ELS.

lPef Telegraph
Nav YORK, Sept. IL.
Flour market less active and scarcely so buoyant
- sales l2e 900 bbls at S57oas5 81 super State,
ssa3S 10 extra do, $5,5oa$570 super western,
s6asS IS common to medium extra do, S., l5a$S.f5
inferior to good shipping brands extra T.
Rye flour steady at 3.50as4,4o. Wheat market
without material change and the export demand is
fair--sales $4,000 bu at s, 2oa$, % unsound Chic
ago spring, S, 26asl 90 s,und fair to good do,
81 80 good Milwaukee club. $l,25s$l 40 unsound
white western, 81 As white Indiana, 81 3sa$l 80
winter red western Rye quiet and firm at Soc-
sales 1000 bu. Barley scarce and nominal Corn
market shade better closing quiet - sales 81 700
bu at 6sa69c mixed western afoat, zoe do in store
Oats ouiet and firm-4la42c western Canadian and
State. Whisky without material change-sales 500
bbls at 24Ac.
CHIcAao, Sept. 1913 Pm.
Flour dull with declining tendency. Wheat
market opened heavy and declined 4a5c on spring
and Ease on winter-sales 1000 bu No. at s0c'
5000 bu at Gle, 1890 bu at sl3c, 1000 blu No. 2 at
So 10000 bu at $780, 5000 bu at sslc, all in store
1000 bu No / spring aloat at Gle 5000 blu No 2 =
&c. By sample, Gears rejected spring in store at
l9C 90 Suc. ] car On tTuCA 0tS' SoAA "A'AOss
important sales-10Oe blu No. in store at 36c'
1900 do aoat at SIC, $500 bu yellow at ssic asoat.
Oats-leV0 bu No in store AZ acc, $500 hu do
1sAc, 1850 blu afoat at 2lc. Rye quiet at 5l3ca52c.
Barley dull-No. 54a56c, No. 4sa45c. Timothy
seed 81 o5as2,5O Naxseed scarce and in demand
at 81 .2oasl, rs Hay-prairie So 5oas4 loose, sea
81 pressed, timothy $6,5oa$7 loose, $s,5oa$lo
nraasod Po:stnes tull at 15a2Gc
ST. Lorls. Sept.s S.
Flour rapidly reviving - city saperhne - for
present and S.. so for future delivery, choice coun-
try superfne IS, Is, country double extra $3.50.
Wheat advanced owing to the firm upward move
ment in hour-fuir and good spring 9oa9Sc. choice
spring 81. choice club slasl,o5, fair fall $l,o7,
good red $I,12lasl,l5, prime red $l,lsasl,2o. and
c.oice white 81 S2asl %. Corn 4Sa62c for all
grades. Oats soa32c good to choice. Rye droep-
ing at sOa65c. Barley in good demand at 65a75c
for good to choice
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14
MARRIED..

At Iowa City, September 9Th. 1860, by Rev. A.
Young, Prof. D. F. WILLS and Miss ELIZA NJ.
BowsN, daughter of DR.. Bowen.
We saw the Professor on the steamer Luzerne,
yesterday, bound down - he hardly knew where {!
He was the happicst fellow alive. Well he may be-!
On the evening of Sept 9Th, 1859, by Rev. A. B
Robins, Dir. EWING b. LEWIS and Miss ISABELLA
JACKSON, of this city.
Our young friend Ewing and his blooming bride
have our thanks for tokens of remembrance on this
occasion. We mingle our congratulations and
wishes with those of large circle Of friends and
acquaintance of the young couple for their long
life and continued happiness.
at Brant, Erie county, N. Y, on the 9Th of Sep
TENDER, 1860, by the Rev. J. D. larry, NATHAN q.
VAIL. Esq. OF Muscatine Island Iowa, to Miss
LIZZIE FeSroN. of the former place.
On the 9Th of September, 1860, by Rev. A. b.
Robbins. Mr. W1LLIAX THOMAS to Miss CAROLINE
VANBYKs, both of this county.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14
RIVoR n ew -

The river has risen two or three inches during
the past few days. and rise of 10 inches is report
ed coming from above: 1t is thought the extreme
low water is over for the season. We hope so.
We have no changes to report in freights or
passage.
The Illinois is falling, with 80 inches water on
the bars below Peoria, aud 20 inches between
Peoria and Henry, the present head of navigation
on the Illinois.
The Missouri is reported very low and shaggy,
and falling fast There is 81 feet Of water between
Weston and the mouth, and feet above Weston.
We learn from the 81. Louis Republican that
Capt. Phelps, of this city, has purchased the little
steamer Col. Morgan, for $4,000. The Morgan is
on the docks repairing. and will. we presume, be
put into this trade. Capt. Phelps ought to do a
good business with his boat during the present low
stage of water.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14

STATE or IOWA, 40
Musca.ne county:
To May Y. Moser:
You are hereby notified that there is now On file
il the office Of the CLERK of the District Court Of
Muscatine count, 10 chancsIy v, Stale of lowe, .
petition Of John Mostr, representing that he was
married to you on the 10Th day of Sep:smb Der, A. D.
1919, in Switzerland, an lived with you in peace
and harmony until the !6sh d. y june, A. D. 1860,
during which time he conducted himself in all
respects we'll. He further represents that ysu,
without any just cause whatever, on or about the
10Th day of June, did aba cond from him and will
fully desert him, and ever since that tina, absentsd
yourself from hi IN, snd did refuse 10 come West
from New York with hin your arrival at that
city from the old country Of Swtzerand-furthsr
re. resents tat you became acquainted aud kept
company with another man, and deserted you.
husband tor him. Ana you are hereby notified
that the petitioner prsys that tie bonds Of matr
mony sxistiE between you ana said petitioner may
BE- dissolved, and prays for such other r.lief as
equity may require.
Now, unless you appear aud answer thereto on or
before the fret lsy Of toe next term Of said Cou It,
decree will be granted against you thereon,
according to the pr.yer # said petition.
l.. NJ. LAMBERT, Atty for Pi'f.
Let the ahsye notice ba published for four weeks
success siyely in the NJ uscal inc eskiy urnal.
c. s. FosrER, Clerk Ct D. G.
Muac.t;n oo Towa-q,n5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14
Sherifi,s Sale.

DY virtue of an execution t. me directed and
- deiiv red from the ofice OF the Clerk Of the
Ds,rist Court Of Muscstine county, State Of Iowa,
ussnst tho goods and cha tiles lands ans tenemsnts
Of William h. Dulaney and Jacob Rasger, have
ievied upon and will expose 70 sale, on aturdsy,
the 9Th day Il October, a. p. 1850, at the Court
honse doCr IN the city Of Muscatine, the following
described property, towit The north east quarter
Of SECTION one ~, IN Township Seventy-six, range
No. thtte wese and the east ba! OF tho socth west
quaiter Of c.icn three, in Township Seventy six'
raugs No. three west, all in Muscatine COZ ty State
Of Avws. All Of which, Or so much thereof as may
b ssry will &c soid to satisfy said execution
IN favor OF Christian Hershe. Sale to commence
between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN tie for: noon
and four O'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
WM. GORDON, Sheriff Muscanns Co.
Musos!:nc, Sep. 8, ls6l.-4w. pr'steeSS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14
xpEUlAL nOTIOEs.
SPECIAL nOTIOES.
aerrick's Sugar Coated Pills!
The whole World United!
SICK PEOPL E, 7 b N x!

AETER "HACA, AVA
You'd scarce expect, at this late day.
With startling cures book to MI;
This Ia the case, the million say,
With the surss of Herrick's Pill.
TAsv come from hSss, and North. ard west,
And Win glad things the papers I'LL,
Beoauss they are the cneapeet, saie.t, best,
And superior 70 s,hers % hsffick's Pili'
R,,m Plants, and aiowers they're made;
Tho, always ours-tney never XIII
Thousands now ia sneir graves were isss
Wo-sit not for Aert,ck's Pln.
Zach Pill With sus. is coated Ger
A rars discovery Of matchiess skill;
Their like was nnver seen peIoie, mn,
Until it appeared IN Aerriek's Pili.
For years he's world 70 heal the sek,
With joy elsie ms beson ans:
For tens Of thousands now rejoice
A, the magi, powers Of berrack fh's'
~HERRICK'S MA.fCALfSs VEa ETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the "otio WIZ
heir pop alarity. Over dvs million boxes are os"0
annually, giving employ NEST to eigntJ -nse ne1
and women To pat them up Their cures are nun
pered by shOusands-tne5 praises on Tue Tongues "
All. Cisisens Of Muscailne and elsewnets' nav
You over used thems Put up in kngtlsa, spanish
ier nan and frenah directions. Aarg 1amii.
BOXES, IS cts! Five boxes for 81. BOLD every
whore. ..4es-g r.
sos advert sem.nt on 3lu page.
r. II. PALAkR, Travelling Agent tor tho UNI
Cd states.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-14
! heriff's Sale.

DY vi rtue If o special execution to me directed
- and delivered from the Chico If the Clsrk u
f, no District Court u Musaat,ne county. State of
Iowa. against tho lands and tenemenrs Of Servetus
Tufts, Emily D. Tufts end George E. Jones. have
levi upon and will. expose to safe, on Saturday,
House door, in the city Of Muscatine, tho follow
ing described property, to.wit: The mort heas,
quarter If section seven, and the west alf of the
northwest quarter Of section eight, township sew
snty seven. north Of range one west, stua IN the
county Of Muses,ins, Stnte of IoWa-all Of which,
or go much thereof as may be necessary, will be
sold to satisfy laid special exc uticn in favor Of
Joseph Gruftan. Sale 10 commence between the
hoars Of N, o'clock in the forenoon and four
O'clock in the sf: srnoon of said day.
VIM. GORDON. Sheriff NJ. G,
Mqscatine, sept. 6, 1s6O-4s. prs fee IS.