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ssu and B,oad way.
what Did they CostI
Only sl7 for The Sui q, GEO 4, HUNTER CO.'S Nam
moth Clothing wsrehonse, Dos. 80 and w oo~ery.
Ladies' BaImoral Boots. Caters and
ssss Tss. r..:;s: cSsEEits is Ssssdss, g
Broohlyn Photographs-Uiuiam
Gallery. Established 1851. fihibtion uneaualed
stsinway q sons Ovsrstrung GRAND
and square Pianos are condercd the be
are warranted for i've yea warerooms 81 and " walker
sfeeS
The elamsse Twins are ~ Barnum's
Huseum to day See his advertisement,
stronger. :. IN. city should Not Fan
70 wish the chronological CABINET hnseum Of rpw ER
su md @ % x. s :s. my :; "a %s @
sssSsd and so.o,oos men q ne srs-ssss.nsn o. dora
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Election Returns.
iHE roLI y, Az TIKI 5d BOX .ses g, 49,.
Cou'sps Table OF the Popular Voc for Pres6e by Eses
{. ssf 4 ss 81 al . ssiss' 4 s' Nv
IS. sn x %. prepaid. % receipt q price Al
Defiance salam 1der safes-With Pa
tent powder PROOF locks and bars Also And burglar
s ssss. ss College I pa s'' hosiSr f%Tsc
Hsrring's Patent Chang ion Fire ana
surss Proof Safes asa Broadway corner Of Murray stree.
Grover d Bakers Celebrated Hoiselsss
~sy New York and isa rulon street, Droosiyn,
Eureka Sewing Machines. Price ESQ.,
Bro.dwsy " 49, -
The Laid IL Webster sewing Machines
nay nov Be had for Ply Dollars, a sop Broadway
FiphIe 4 Lyon sewing Machine Com
81 Arenas sss. Is
Weed Patent Sewing Machines are Fa-
,9 1920 sesss ne, ,l s,,i for ss5y .:s co.
Nc. Az Broadway. IN WHITNEY 4 90.
The Best and Cheapest Family Sewing
STEVENS 4 co. as Broadway.
Premature Loss OF the Hair, which IL
sse he se va. ss QUA , s .as s g
oa ri Sss &. - Srs ADD
Ing for The ssr s.s, sspsasc .iI render son and
B.seh.ior.s Hair Oys is the Best I'm the
s via :o ~: 81 ss .sY. .s '''''A'' '''' '
Barry's Trseopherous II the Best and
sr,...yus sas -sso-sas ,ss ks, I.ss: W sa1 y d
Deoueafol Complexion -Laird's LaQuaA
Pearl has achieved celebrity
.s - psssS,nf - s,mg.sso q ID n. soad = ~
Crisss dero's Hair Dys wigs asd Toupsss,
the ees he World whoIcAls retail hSdye prfvss
" appu cd. No. Astox Hosne.
"a Clear Conn pIsxfoa'' IL Desired ny All
hdssL Use rHALOrs Snow wh'e Oriental creAa-"
.Lsdiss' Neutrality-suspicious. a sons
'pnov whe Oriental Cream" sod By all druxrsA
"Beausifut Compie1son." Phalon's
Barry's Tricopherous n the best and
cheapess article for dresnR bean Hynr curling ci~snrnx
prsssrvtnG snc restoring the hair. Lsdles Sold all
drug gi~ts
That Prince OF Bssfments, Basins Magic
Gean should be IN every family, SOLD By Lruxxss
rally. Dspo< iss oreenwieh street
oursud's Improved Oriental Cream
fcs the mpl~rcr Irisi pcfnes " oen1 esch wsner
street. Beware o. counterfeit
Radical Cure of Hernia, or Rupsurs.-
~. n. NtRau Of I've vel known bou-e Mash ss,
No ves-y street. Asos House The church.
yeciai attention 70 the surKc SspAros n he Radical Cure
Diseases OF the Ldngs and Throat suc-
csssuny treated By " W vVNDEAsxfTH. NJ ID once
LIS Bowefy.
Give us nm osd Mars. for Diseases fnct-
den, rerod q seihng children Here yuu have
Sks wissIowB tOoTarsG SYRUP.
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Bachelors Hair DYE IL the Best I'm the
world Mads soh and sppted svprDprAts private rouua
- The via factory. u Bond skreel
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Premature Loss OF the Hair, which fs
20 cuw.n nov days mar Be entirely prsveassd BY the
OF Bukfk1rB Cocuaine hes been In hous %
cases ~hcrc shc hair oomlna IN hNndsfu,
never failed % arrest ne decay and y healthy aud
Vigorous II The tns sliod dre.s
ing for the hair snge application will render son
Enssy for several days, Zee advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

.insie .rplcsiiou repdsvs NE hair kcw sis
srd dryl sof ard stsy for several dsys coccedsd
q. who hsye -sedh 70 b. The bes and cseac-s hs drrs
prer ss.s W n syvu HuRYrrr 60 pa.yn. a. =,
sz's ~ s2-.sa ssEss-ls, - osps bo Vi
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Barry's Trieopherous II the Best and
ehespea srsce for drrstns beaufyins curling cleansing
pres-rvtng and Restoring hs hair. Ladies M Sod By II
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Barry's Tricopherous A. the best and
chsapess article for dresnE bean Tying curling cleansing
prsssrvtnG snc restoring the hair. Lsdles Sold all
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"Beausifus Compie1som." Phalon.s
'snow whis Oriental Cream Price % per bale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

"Ladies' observation-disclosures n sons
'rnov whN Oriental Cream" Sold By ali druxraA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

prey ared offer Of iargss and unua er
ersfve Of ready
fsred 10 tbs oiy The dock all fron
The latest iDportatons cut and ir the
ant fashopsble manner Anles IN this line win be sold
""' goi' ' AVID sn y = csinSrHrxa.
Sch col Outas Ac. IN every variety and fur
Instance when parties ssissed their money vii Be -
turned
FL BALDWIN
Ma 10 and ID Bowerv.
far0e~t stnr m he NJ
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-23
TFor the ] ournal.l
TOadyisnl.

"Oh, Consistency, thou art jewell" This
saving has been most beautifully exemplihed by
our -. ity Faith, RS in several par'iculars lst In
compelling every small taxpayer TO swear t"
the amount to which he has been over-assessed
oefo they would make the abatement required b!
law, and then abate for the RICH to the amount o,
from fifteen to eighteen thousand dollars, though
they refused to swear to it. Cd, Refusing to make
some small repairs on Sycamore street and other
localities for the general convenience, under 6
st.ict rule uot to expcnd money except for neces
sary repairs, and then appropriate money 10 bene
6t Nubob at the east end of second street. aud in
other localities that might be named. Sd, Talking
about reducing their salaries and feeling though
they were "steq2ing from the city," Ito use their
own language and when the time comes to dra0
salaries, forgetting pledges, siiencug conscience,
and voting the money into their pockets
These ere only few items among many that
might be named. 'usaios.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-23
The Hog Market.

The season for the pork business to CON-
mence is at hand, but SO yet nothing scarcely
has been done in this market. Yesterday
800 head were killed by Leland & Co., the
first lot of the season. They will wait till
the early part of next month before killing
more. Packers arc not anxious to buy at
present prices, preterring to wait till mat
tiers become more settled. They arc Offering
S. Tor hogs weighing over 200 lbs. and $3.50
@s4,75 for all under that weight. They
sill at all times pay Chicago prices, less the
cost of transportation to that market
CHICAGO, Nov. 20-Tte receipts of Hogs
during the past week amounted to 23,29S
head, and the market, under this heavy sup
DIV, and the dull state of Provisions, hes
declined 5O(96oc y 100 Tbs gross: To-day,
however, there is frmer feeling amcng
holders, and a few sales were effected at SO
6s5.25, which is an advance of 25c over
Yesterdays prices. Mess pork freely offered
ut SIG for hext month without buyers.
| Hoes AND PROVISIONS IN CINoINNATI.-
The Gazette of the 2 9th says:
The condition of the Hog market proved
most unsatisfactory to sellers. The weather
was warm; receipts were liberal, and buyers
were offish, anticipating further Decline
We heard Of only one sale, and that was at
1921. There was some demand at So for
the first good weather, but holders conclud-
ed to withdraw rather than fall below Sc 20,
and the market closed in statu quo. Packers
feel blue, generally, but favorable change
in the weather, and break in the monetary
cloud, would puts different face upon things
There are a great many people standing
around waiting to invest es soon as prices
take what they call the ''final Dip" that is
to say, when the bottom is reached. The
receipts on Saturday were aboht 5000 head
In 1857 cur market opened for hogs a.
l$5,5O--but owing to the panic, prices de-
ciined, until in January they reached "a
Towards the close of the latter month, how
ever, sales were made at 5,25--and as higl
as 5000 was paid in February. The averag
+ ior the season was 5,163.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. l9.--Some lots offered to
l day but not sold. Best lots are quoted a
7 5000.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-23
For the Journal
MuSCatinc Teachers Association.

MUsCATINR, NOV. ~, 1o0U.
The Muscatine County Teachers Associa-
ton met pursuant to adjournment, In the
Second Ward school-house, PRECEDENT J. 4.
Goddard in the chair.
D. W. Lewis conducted an exercise in
Mental Arithmetic.
J. L. Daymude put upon the blackboard an
Analysis Of Esymoloey.
Mr.. Hoffman gave lecture upon Written
Arithmetic.
Miss Hattie Garlock read an Essay upon
1.-THE Influence of Literature"
The exercises being concluded, the follow.
ing appointments were announced by the
Executive Committee, viz:
Report on Physical Culture-Dr. Park.
Grammar-C G. Nesselrode, Of Upton. Pen
manship-Emlin Lewis. Theory and Prac-
tice of Teaching GOO. Nesselrode. Reading
DR.. D. H.lGoodno. Essay-Miss Theodocia
Hawley. Select Readings-Miss Ca!kins.
On motion of DR.. Goodno, the time of
meeting was changed from the I'd to the 4th
Saturday of each month.
On motion of the same, it was resolved
that the exercises be so conducted hereafter
as to avoid the feature, by many considered
Objectionable, of individual questioning.
On molten, adjourned to meet or the 4th
Saturday of November, ut O'Clock, P. NJ,
at the Muscatine Academy
T. +. GODDARD Pras't
j. L. DAYMUDE, Sec.
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8 pGCZAL Office
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
MONIC w a F z r S

CHE original Medicine, established In 1887,
/ and first article Of tho kind ever introduces
uler the nsme of sPULMoNIc WAFERs," IN this
r any other country ali other Pulmonic "afers
re oouaterfeits. Tee genuine can be known ny
no nsne BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER:
Brgan's Puzmonic WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseneaa.
B,yan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chef,
organs Pulmonic Watsrs
Rslievs lac piens Consumption, Lung Disea'es.
Bsyan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve Irritation of The Uvula and Tonsils.
Bryan's Puzmonic Waters
Relieve tbs above Complaints in Ten Ainntes.
Bryans Pulmo,sic Waters
Are Blessing to all olassas and conss buttons.
Bqgan's Pulmonic Waters
Are sdaotsl f.r Vocs,is's and Pnhj:' sieakers.
Bluam'. Pulmon6c W.ts's
A-s,a -. p.e am and lieasa'' " r. safe.
B,yans Pu!mcntc Waters
10, on,y,., =. In, ef.cr, p ,a s.: d .st,sg crres
Bryan's Pulnao"ic Waters
Arc wartan ed /, give sat:sfac.ie 20 every one.
No family shou hs without b'x of
Bryans Pulmon;c Waters
"a he tcus..
NJ ,r>vr;,c stcula te aitbou' I npay'f
Bryan's Pulmonic Wa)ers
in bis pocket
No ptrsnc viii eij &c: o CIV. for
BryGn's Pulmoaic Waters
Ia ntN-fi ~ Casts.
JOB NOSES. .c!c Pru?,!-;'r.
nachns'," N " Yrl
Sid hy J. h'usher'y, Muscs'i :, ami a
good Druggists cveiy~hef,. lnJ'9
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-23
THE MARKETS.
[Pe; Telegraph. ]

[Psr Telegraph
NEW YoRE, Nov. q.
Flour dull and lower - $4,75as4 80 super state,
s5as5 is extra do, s475a$4,9 80 super western, $5a
IS, 35 common to medium extra do. Wheat dull,
lower and unsettled 81, 12a$l,1 Is Milwaukee club
Sis extra state. Rye heavy and lower at 65a7oc.
Barley DALI Corn heavy and lower-64a65c mixed
western IL store and ahoat. Oats dull at S5a373c
western. Fork 1878 mess, $40, so prime, with 10
buyers Whisky heavy at lsAal9c.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 10.
Business generally dull and breadstuffs
greatly declined. Flour dull at 81, 75(9s5,25
:or country extra. Wheat declined TO 500
S5c for spring and club, the latter figure for
choice; fall $l@$1,l5. Corn inactive and
lower; sales OF mixed at 39G42c, new white
43c, and atew very choice parcels Of old SELL
ing some higher. Oats 2el930c. Rye SIC,
bags incnled. Barley, spring, 6O@e2c3c.
Potatoes firm ard in good demand at 2Gc for
mixed yellow, S0(935c tor good Northern
mixed and pinkeyos and 45c for choice ne
shannocks ia good blgs. Hides declined !;
green sailed &c, dry flint lac
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-23
STATE OF IOWA. =,
MusCATINE COUNTY,
PUBLIC SALE.

Now is the time 10" all scho wdnt Timber II
WILL be offered at Pablo ucson on the prem
w .isss, on satu:d,y, the :4th day Of November,
1850 -
The quarter section OF Timber Land adjoining
the old town Of Wyoming b.inc tie z I If Sec
ton 76.-and alse lot of section 35, a in TowE
ship Il, range l west,
The timber has been laid off into i0-acre lots,
SO that every one who is in wait Of Timber will e.
abla to buy.
TIE terms Of sale will he one-third cash, ono.
third in one year. and third in TWO years, the
defr 4 iavlnents to be salts factery secured with
interest at 10 por cont.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Tiis timber is said to be the bsst in the county,
sad any one desiring to purchase is requested te
examine the land be fore the day of Safe.
A plat of the survey Of the Land can be seen at
tho oice of the undersigned. Also An abstract Of
titles.
De eds will be given to the purcsasers-convsyinp
| all the interest Of the undersigned.
Full info, nation as t. the tsle will be given By
application at the office Of R,tman Bre., "r Il
| Cloud & Van Horne. Proposals for purchasing TIL
whole anr part Of the tract will be received b,
the undersigned at any tEae before the day Of sie
NV, l5-d&w2w. J.SCOTT RICHMAN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-23
To Cons,lmntivoS.

THE Advertiser, having teen restored to heath
i in a few weeks by very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung
afs otion, and that Great disease. Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his follow sufferers the
means of euro.
To all who desireit, he will send copy Of the
prescription used freo Of charge,) with the direc
tionS for preparing and using the same, which
they will End sURs CuRs for CONSUMPTION, AsrH-
MA, BRONCHITIS, &c. To only object of the adver-
tiser in sending tho Prescription 10 to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he conceives
TO DO invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress lev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
Oct. 4 lS60-daw Tyr.
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Council Proceedings.

COUNCIL CHAMBER. Nov. II.
Council convened pursuant to adjournment
Mayor and members all present
Alderman Funk presented petition of J. Blake,
praying for repairs a. lot block 81 of Linn
and Sixth streets. Alderman Stein was appointed
committee of one to investigate and report on
said petition.
Alderman Stein read communication from J.
A. Mccormick in relation to assessment of per-
sonal property and praying for abatement of the
same. Petition allowed.
On motion, the assessment Of the personal prop
erty of Peter Volberg was abated.
Alderman Brewster, chairman of committee to
whom the petition of Dunsmore l. Chambers for
abatement of tax personal property refer
red, reported in favor of such abatement. After
some remarks by 4. Chambers and considerable
discussion by the Council, the report was adopted
and an abatement ordered as also on the property
of VIM. & A. Chambers.
Alderman Brewster, chairman of committee on
petition of J. g. Gordon and others praying for the
grading of Sycamore street between " alter and
Second streets so as to admit of the passage of
teams, stated that he had .s,xamined the ground
ouu SOuSutcu ttio Observation-Disclosures Us 10 the
probable expense, but hardly knew how to report
In the matter, as the said grading would be a de-
partuIe from the policy of the Council. The i'm
provement was no doubt needed; and to bring the
matter before the House, he moved that the petit
ton be granted Motion lost.
Alderman Stein reported in favor of the petition
praying for the grading of Locust street. Report
adopted, and Street Commissioner instructed to
expend s15 in said grading, provided petitioners
worked four days at the same.
Finance committee reported against allowing bill
of F. NJ. Cummins for work on streets Adopted.
The following bills were allowed:
J. c. Deitz witness fee, $1,O0
II, q. Jennison, do do 100
A. Kennedy, engineering, $50
City Marshals bills for laying sidewalks, &C.,
amounting to 1925 50, charged to property owners
for whom said work was done.
Bill of the RsUiec for advertising, &c. referred to
Finance committee also bill! of John Coleman for
copying city tax list.
City Assessor bill referred to Messrs. Stein and
Funk.
Bill of S. G. Stein. for lumber, referred to
Finance committee.
a resolution was passed allowing city officers
their semi-annual salaries - Recorder was allowed
$50 and Marshal $100 on salary.
Alderman Hershe moved that the reporter of the
JOURNAL be allowed the privilege of examining the
minutes, bills &c Of Council. Granted by general
consent.
In answer to petition of Mr.. Smaey, the Street
Commissions. was instructed to do work to the
amount Of petitioners road tax.
Aldermen Funk and Hershe were appointed
committee concerning the removal of lamp post
from Second TO Third street, with power to act.
On motion, committee appointed to ascer
tain the amount due VIM. c. Kennedy, for services
as Alderman.
Alderman Funk reported against allowing abate-
ment in assessment of L. W. Olds' property
Repor; adopted.
Ga motion, adjourned for one month.
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Commercial.


MusoArINE, Thursday, Nov. 22-P.x.
Weather stormy and winterish throughout
the week. Snow was falling rapidly when
we went to press, with over ON inch on the
ground.
This has been week ofexcitement, alarm
and depression in business matters. The
financial panic in New York, St. Louis and
Chicago is being felt here. Our produce
buyers have been unable to negotiate time
bills on produce as heretofore, and conse-
quent!y there is a lack of means to buy the
grain offered, causing decline in almost all
kiuds of produce. How long this condition
of affairs will last it is impossible to say, but
we think, Us there IS no real foundation for
alarm, it cannot last long. Certainly the
West Is better prepared than it WIS in 81 to
meet criss, if it is coming now. We are
mostly out Of debt and have all abundance
of the products Of the soil, which must bring
rs wealth in due time. We advise every
body, therefore, to keep cool.
Wheat has declined l0@15o during the
week. There is now but little coming to
market and business generally is dull
Eastern Exchange is to be had in smallquan-
titles and only to regular customers at per
cent, though some has sold at 6 per cent
We quote:
Flour-$4,50@$5.
Wheat-spring, 6O@65o.
=" winter-none in market.
Corn meal, 400 p bushel.
Corn, in ear, 15920c p Is TBS.
Oats --l29l5e.
Barley, S0@35o.
Rye, 35@57ac.
BuokwhcaJ, 400.
Potatoes, l23@l5c.
Sweet Potatoes 100000.
Onions-l5@lSc.
Timothy seed, s..
Live chickens ST ,25@$1 80 per doz.
Dressed Turkeys, S@9c per tb.
Apples - dried, sl,6j@Sl,75.
" green, 75c(9$l,25 per bu.
Eggs, 1239l5c.
Butter for packed, and l54o fresh.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, l23al4c.
Shoulders. Gallo
Clear sides, l0@l23c
Lard l249l5c.
Hay notify, s6@s6.5o; prairie, $3.50
@s5.
Hides green, SIC; sailed, &c; dry flint,
l0@llc.
Lumber, $lOas30 per1OO0 feet.
Lime by the wagon load 90@$l p Dbl.
Brown sugar - S@9c; crushed lilo;
clarified lOac, refined, white, lose.
Molasses-plantation 4Oc, $: II. $1,000,
Beleher's 81, kegs $5,50@$6,OO.
Sorghum m olasses-4O(95Oc p gal.
Oofee-l5@16c.
Nails-ass. SO 509$3 Is.
Rice CSC.
Lire Stock. cattle ST., 75@$2,25
Rags 2@24c.
New York, settings per ct.
Philadelphia,
Boston.
Baltimore,
St. Louis, currency !
St. Louis, bankable funds
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-23
The American Medical and Toilet
Recent Book,

Thit book contains Recipes and Directions for
making ali the most valuable Medical preparations
in also Recipes and fn'l and explicit direct
for making all tho most populae and useful Co.'S
IN cites, Perfumes, Unguonts, Hair RestoTatives,
and all Toilet Articles. il you tuffering with
any chronic disease-if you wish a beautiful con-
plcxion, fine head CT hair. smooth facs, clear
SKIN, q luxuriant beard or mouste cheer if you
wish to know anything and everything in the Med.
cal and Toiiss ine, you ehculd, by ali means, Pc
ruse copy If this box. For full particulars,
and u sample Of tina work for Ierusai, (free,) ad
dress the publisher. T. +. CHAPMAN,
G3m. No. S3i Broa dwsy, New York.
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sI Ho ID O. $50

POETkY OF PHfsIC.
Let the sick to ucrrick 60,
Who'd ba ILL., I'd like to know?
Such cures his Pills do make.
Smiles, lovely smiles, sbail deck the brow
Where giOomincsg is rampant now,
And hops anew shall wake.
Herrek's stchless Pills stsrtle he people with
their cures This is tho Season to use thea, Large
boxes 2!c.-5 boxes 81. See advertisement On
page. oy5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-23
river news

siiySr news.
River about stationary. Freights scarce at l2ac
Ger bushel for wheat, corn, &c. There is consider
able however, going forward from this port. The
Canada, Tuesday evening, took on board 2.7Co
sacks of grain.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-23

cy Buy your Sowing machines at Dur,
fees. He has the best in use also, good
stock OF Watches, Silver Ware, Gold Pens
Willow Baskets, &c. Watches and Jewelry
repaired promptly and in the neatest manner
at S. G. -DukFss's Jswelry Store, Muscatiue
lava
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-11-23
Wood Wanted.


We want few more cords Of wood on subscrip'
ton to the JOURNAL.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned having received Iottsrs Of
4 adm,nistr ,tioa u1ier ihs last will and tssta-
isn't Of their father, John Wurth, late Of Musca-
il County, deceased, hereby notify all persons
indebted to said estate to Isako payment TO the
undsts " cd, and those ia .ias claims sgain:t said
e.tata will file them in the ofico of the County
Judge Of Muscatne County.
GALEBG WURTH,
JOHN WURTH,
Nov 14-2y, Exeou Crs.
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ty-For the best stoves, ETC., at the tot1'
est prices, go tothe ''Muscatlne Stove Store
See advertisement
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NsAEiE.fED,
At Catqsauqua, Pa, Nov. 18th, 1860, by Rev. G.
Earl, Mr.. JOHN IL. IKE, of a.uscatiue, Iowa, to
Miss ELEalNA ROM, of the former place.
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Mrs. WiMslOW.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Do You Want a Pump?
givs entire satisfaction, give us call. 1t is on
ths principle Ct the oidf fashioned suction pump
is adapted to any depb, will not freeze, and
requires less labor to it han any other pump
in existence. We offer a
Challenge Of $500
Tha. our pump can RAISE water faster and easier
than any other pump that can DO produced. Come
ana see them, ut our factory, GA Walnut street
between Second ami Third NJ uscatine, Iowa.
". A i L.. MCGREER.
I~ Our pgmp took the First Premium at the
Iowa State Fair, 1860. nov % WON
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$500 REV YARD !

$500 REWARD!
do IN WILL be given FOR shy reliable infor-
DAOJ nation which VIII lead to the detection
and arrest Of the EersoH wao poisoned span Of
horses in nv stable, a. out three years cs,. will
also give $3.50 for in form ation which will lead TO
the detection an Grrest Of the person 10 shot my
black colt. "Iopsy," in my pasture, On Sunday or
Monday, he l5;h or l9:h of the present month.
JOSEPH CRANE.
Lake TOWNSHIP, Nov. %, 1860. nov 22-H3t