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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01
For the Journal.
Tribute of Respect.

For the Journal.
Tribute of Respect.
The following resolutions relative to the death of
Rev. CHARLEs CUMMINGS, late Of Muscatins, Iowa,
Eek PRECEDENT of st. Johns College, Md, unani-
mousy adopted by the Bellies Lettres Society of Dick
inson, Carlisle, Pa, April LIST, 1868. .e--lyE
WHxREAs. Almighty God in his infinite wisdom, has
been pleased to remove from by DEATH Rev. Charles
Cummings D. D., of the earliest members of the
Bellies Lsttrss Society and one highly respected BY al
who knew him, y SOS .77ft ss~t =
Therefore b. Il Rssolvs That by his death the Bellies
Letrss Society has lost whose brilliant talents and
envable reputation have reflected honor upon her. and
whose life life of useful to his Creator and to
mankind. s-.r'F ''' ~ - s
Resolr.d That while we deeply lament the death Of
him who has boon taken from us, and bow in humble
submission to the will of God, cheered amid
bv the assured hope that beloved brother
has wit this life Of toll and trouble for better
and purer beyond the grave, to enjoy real and
q reward of his righteous life.
Rssolued That offer TO the family Of the deceased
In their deep action heartfelt sympathy, hoping
that they with will and consolation in the promise
Of that Savior to whose love and work his life de-
voted, and whose merces extend we'll to the living
~ to the dead. T.. 4s ...... iuH fs
Resolved That in token Of our respect. our hall be
draped, and we wear the usual badge of mourning
thirty days. .;. s.
Rssolrs That copy Of these resolutions be sent to
the family Of the deceased, and be published In the
Musca Inc JoURNAL, Annapolis Gazette and Carlisle
Herald .-.- ..-. .., d. ..qg E.s.-5.. s
FL e. s::; = s!':;::
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01
The Early Physical Degeneracy of
II NJ RICAN EOPL E..
JusT PUBLIsHRD by DIR. SruNE,


o.. JUST PUBLISHED BY DIR. STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lang and Hygienic Institte
Treatise on the causes of early physical decline of
American people-the causes of nervous debility.
consumption and maraamus. ny gt, 81.
This work is ono Of high moral tono, written in
chsste yet thrilling language appeals directly to the
cially detailing scientific and reliable aids and treat
It will DO sent by mail on receipt of two Is csnts)
stamps
M Parents and guardians young men and ladies
tail not to send and get this book. -f ...sa...
A word of solemn Conscientious advice to
those who will reflect.
class of maladies prevail to fearful extent in
munity booming at least 100000 youths of both
annually to IN early grave Those diseases very
hauston, marasmus wasting and consumption of the
body shortness of breathing or hurried BREATH
pitation of the heart asthma, bronchitis and sore
ohroat shaking of the bends and limbs aversion
iety and to bust study dimness of eye sight,
memory dizziness of head neuralgia pain in
bous parts OF the body pains in the back limbs lum
dyspepsia Indigestion irregularity Of the bow
deranged sections of the kidneys and other glands
ef the body oucorrhoea feur albus, &c. yrulent
diseases In both male and female. Likewise epilepsy,
hysteria and nervous spasms. ..r ....l : -
Now, in ninety cases out of every one hundred
all the above named disorders and host of others not
named as consumption of the Lungs and that most p.
sidons and willy form of consumption of the sPinai
known Tabes DorsaIes and have
their seat and origin in diseases of the Pelvic
Hence the want OF OF the old school pracoe "
treating symptoms only. $1,000.
DR.. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung and
Hygenic Institution is engaged In treating TINS
class of modern malades with the most astonishing
success The treatment adopted by the Institution is
It is based upon scientific principles, with new
discovered remedies without minerals or posons No
facilities of such patients be cured at
homes in any of the country from accurate
descriptions of their by letter. and have the medic
cines sent them by mail EXPRESS Printed
tories will be forwarded application. 20 j :.
p Consumption, catarrh and diseases OF the throat
Tho In
ton by sending the Cold bsdcated Inhalisg Balssm
c Vapors with inhaler and ample directions for their
use, and direct correspondence 7 -..cter 4.
Patients applying for inter- gatories advice must
enclose return stamps to meet attention. -lt.t
The attending Physician will be found at the 1Istu-
ton for consultation from q. to p. m. Sunday,
in the forenoon. ...... j..
:. Address, DR.. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Troy Luug and Hygienc institute
AND Physician for Diseases of tne Heart Throat aud
Lungs, SO Fifth street, Troy, N. Y. F's1
Jan 20 '63-d&w1yr
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Administrators Sale.
sHERIFFs SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to mo directed and
ID delivered from the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Muscatne county, State of Iowa, against the
goods and chattes, lands and tenements of Homer s.
Feney Eliza B. Fenley, ct al have levied upon and
will expose to sale Saturday, the sixteenth day OF
May. A. D. 1862 at the Court House door, in the city
Of Muscatine the following described property to wit
The N f. II of section twenty Toy in township Sew
enty Fight e, north of range East of the 9Th p
NJ. in Muscatine county, and State of Iowa. -
All of which, much thereof as may be necessary,
will be sold satisfy said special execution in favor Of
the County of Decatur, State of Iowa. -7--.
Sale to commence between the hours Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day, to wit, at eleven o'clock q. m.
.'at5 -H, II. H. HINE, Sheriff
t. -,.--.. Muscatine County.
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WOOIlen Mandatory
DAVIS & ROBINSON.

AT NoRTHFIELD, DEsM0INEs COUNTY, IOWA.
@ TI>HE undersigned take this method of
L announcing to the Wool Growers of
MN -Desmoines and adjoining counties that they
-. continue in successful operation the above
named establishment. Having enlarged their buildings,
aud added some twenty-five hundred dollars worth Of
machinery, they prepared to receive and
u,acture Wool of all grsdss from the finest to the
cosrsest into Cloths. Cassimeres Blankets, &C.,
responding with the quality of the WOOL They have
and will keep hand goods such Pannels satinets,
Cassimeres, Blankets, &C., which they will give in
exchange for wool, reasonable terms as can be
had anywhere in tho West 3'
Their facilities for Carding such to enable them
to card the Of from distance that they
may rely upon having their rolls home with them.
Cloths fulled AMI dressed as heretofore.
Grateful far the patronage heretofore literally
slowed upon them, they respectfully solicit continu
ance Of the same. DAVIS 4 ROBINSON,
Z lapl PAW mos rs sier7 3 Mortified, Iowa.
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, axe original Notice.
The STATE OF G.I IOWA. Nv -

ITO, JAMES McCLEJLAND You are hereby mott
i hed that there will Be file or before the first
day Of May, D. 1853 in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of MuscaiDs county, State of Iowa,
petition of Samuel Lucas claiming Of You the sum
twenty hundred dollars with interest at the rate
Of ten per cont per annum from Dec II, 1851 on q
promissory given by you to Patrick Anson and
also asking tho foreclosure Of certain mortgage
to sscure the same which aud mortgage are more
fully described In said petition. ,sts .3a2
Now unless you appear thereto, and defend on or BE-
fore Of the second day Of the term Of said
Court, commencing the first Monday Of June, A.. D.
1868, dsaslt will b entered against you and decrs<
rendered thereon, - prayed for in said petition.
go , = D. @. CLOUD,
- May WV S. 1901 Attorney for Plaintiff
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Henry 8 Miller, B, Goth
Geo w Garvis, =. 30th
Frank Starke, !, S0th
Cha, L Smith, Z, SOth
u P Andrews, B, 80th
L II Steel, I, 30th
John Batterton. B, 30th
A M Smith, z, 80th
G G Barnes, G, 30th
w P Brown, r, 3Oth
Henry York. B, 30th
h Yount, G.. 30th
Wesley Davis, K, 31st
L Sailes, D, 31st
Jason Lockerby, 9, 3lst
Oscar Morehouse, h, 81
Moses McCray. G, 81
VIM Ogg. G. 81
8 Vandorne, 1, 81
wv Woods, K, 81
VIM Mears, @, 81
} Bigley, 1, 81 ot
A Goddard, r, 81 p
Geo B Knapp, q, 81
Geo b DebaJ, 4, 81
Al H Harvey, A, 81
8 Ludlow, D, 81 f li
John Myers, G., 81
Perry Newman, A. 81
Ezra Vankirk, A, 81
VIM Hawkias, K, 81
Martin Tate, H, SD
Geo Adams, D, 80
Thos Gordon, o, So
Hiram Hines, h. 2th
jas b Cane, B, 34th
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

INFORMATION OF IMPORTANCE TO ALL HOLD
Frs OF Government VOUCHERS. is order
ed from the War Department that all vouch-
ers for expenditures for collecting, drilling
and organizing volunteers shall be taken in
triplicate. The same in the case for vouch-
ers in the Quartermaster and Commissary
Departments, United States Army.
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TO CARPENTERS.

CEALED proposals viii DO received By the under
y signed. or Mr. John Riggs, in High Prairie. Town
Fship Seventy Six. or through the Muscatine Pos
Ones for building School House, 30 % feet an.
1O feet high material be furnshed by the Distrct
Bids to Be- received until the 9th day Of May. Furths
particulars may BE- learned BY addresing the under
sdgnsd. H[spl 93-dsw 1vl HOWARD ROACH.
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Original Notice.

~ Original Notice. ia
THE STATE OF IOWA, ..
Muscatne County, '''
ITO Asa Gregg, Catharine Gregg, Nelson futile.
i Moses Mill-f, Hiram Scott. John K.lJames, Ste
phen 8. Guyer, N. Kendall Co., Samuel Fletcher,
John Miller and N. Bronson. t.,.--..1s
You hereby notified that there will be on fle on
or before the first day of March, A. D. 1868, in the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court CT Muscatne
county, State of Iowa. petition of the County OF
catine. for the of the School Fund.- claiming the
of twenty-three hundred and ten and 541O0 dol
lars and per cent interest thereon from Feb 1th
1868, and fifty dollars attorneys fee, on promissaVy
note executed by said Asa Gregg, to John W. Lucas,
Treasure. of sal county, and mortgage executed BY
said Asa and Catharine Gregg on the E. n Of the g. E.
X, and the 8. Z Il of tho N. e. Of section two ~
twp. Seventy Eight (7s) range W., and the T. Of
the N. &. Il Of section ten O), in same township and
range all situate in said county to the payment
of said note Said petition also pays the Of
the Equity Of redemption of all said defendants In
said mortgsged premises that said p emises may be
sold for the payment of said debt. fec and COSTS and
that the may have immediate possession OF
the same But no personal money demand Is made
against any of the defendants except the defendants
mortgage, Asa Gregg. 80 li.1H r-ss a. StE
Now unless you appear, thereto, and defend, on or
before Of the second day of he next term Of said
Court, commencing the first Mondsv of June, A. D.
1868 default will be entered agains you and judgment
and decree rende. ed thereon. ...l,.
: J. oARsKADDAN, Atty for PHI.
apl A-w4w-pr's fee, $3.50. Ef . --F
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Original Notice.

THE STATE OF IOWA, lss. 4..1 -sH
Mascatins County, 80 ,fsf.-ss -.....7-
IN o William johnson, Mary Mackmicen, - Mack
i mtcen, (her huso ,nd) Hannah Overton, Sally
Mesdows. John Puree, Mary Huffman, Philip huff
man, John Goldsby, Ellen Martin. Emily Summers
- Summers (her husband,) Matilda Blythe, Sid
ney Ann Blythe, John Blythe George slythe Margaret
Ware, john Ware and George White. Fs1. ~ ~
You hereby notified that there is now file. in
the oce of the Clerk of the District Court of sait
county, petition Of Nancy Long, Abraham Long ant
Stephen Purcell, aski, partition of the real estate
by al, the abovenamsd parties from George
PURCELL deceased according the respective legal IN
teest of each of said parties said real esate being
described follows viz: the N r. Of sec Is, in twp
Seventy Seven, N. range 4. the 3. %of Sec IL, and
the N. 3. u of %, in twp Seven Eight, N. o.
range E.-al in said Muscatine county; slso, the
W. Il Of the < of Sec "a, and fifty acres off the
north end ofths W. Il of the N. u ofsec rs, in twp
Seventy Seven % w., in the county of Madison
in said State; also. the M Of the N. E: Of sec
81, in twp. Eighty Five range is ~, and the n W.
of g. In twp. Eighty Four, range IA w., in Tsmi
county, in said State which said interests more
particularly described In said petition.
Now, unless you appear thereto and Defend on be
fore of the second day OF the next term of sale
Court, commencing the first Monday of June
A. D. 1868, default will be entered against you ani
judgment rendered thereon, as prayed for in sale
petition. ~ sou D. @. CLOUD, p
[apl 2-w4v-print fee, s75oI Atty for Plf.
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Rauoiuber the xl

Subscribers who find this mark (x) after thsil
names will understand that the time they have paid
for has expired, and that the subscription must be
renewed BY advance payment If they wish the
paper continued:
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TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.

The Wsekly il published Tuesday, Thursday and
oaturdAy $ per annum subscriptions received for
four or six months tho rates. In all the
cash must accompany the subscription. IS fs1%
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

CooL.-John H. Wallace, a Muscatine Cop
perhead, sent word the other day to the
editor of the -Muscatine Courier that he
would cowhide him if he ever was attacked
personally in his paper again. The editor re-
plies by exposing Mr.. Wallace's disloyalty,
giving him several severe cuts, and then ends
by coolly telling him that the Courier office
is open from A. NJ. to P. NJ, and that there
is no man in Muscatine whom he would rath-
er meet. We rather guess Mr.. Wallace will
keep away from the Courier office.-U~-
buque Times. l.. f.--l@'7 'a q. ID
Bully for the Courier! We expect to see
it become pretty respectable paper here
after, if such is really the case. But amt
Wallace going into the cowhiding business
on a large scale? .. ... ..-.....
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List of Sick Iowa Soldiers.

Arrived St Louis per hospital boat City of Memphis,
April "a furnished by Thos w. J. Long, of Iowa,
State Sanitary Agent. st. Louis, No.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Breakins Tenm, Wanted.

THAVE about 100 acres prairie land Muscatine L.
i land, which want broken Immediately. -Four or
ave breaking teams can find employment Sy Supplying
soon to 80 H j.. g. WIGGINS,
April 3O.d&w1t. pd. miles south of Muscatine.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

~ The Wapello Republicans, referring to
the recent Union meeting at that place, says
Hon. D. C. Cloud distinguished him
self by delivering one of the soundest and
most argumentative speeches that we. have
ever heard in the State. We always knew
Mr. Cloud to be one of our ablest men, but
this speech surpassed our expectations. We
say to the city Of Muscatine, you have reason
to be proud of your distinguished champion of
the true Union sentiments. The contrast be-
tween Mr.. Cloud and the Copperhead, E. H.
Thayer, may be estimated by the treatment
extended to them whilst addressing the citi-
zens of our county.
Mr.. Thayer, at Grandview one week ago,
was treated to groans, Kisses and profusion
of eggs, while Mr.. Cloud was listened to for
two hours, with the most profound attention
and respect, by one of the largest crowds ever
assembled in Louisa county.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

Merchants will find one of the largest Stocks Of
Goods to select from for their Spring purchase to bs
found in the State .a.,.
As we BUY FOR CASH, we can offer the very best
Goods at q small advance ON Eastern markets.
GEO. w. DILLAWAY & RRO.,
Weeds Block, Muscatine, Iowa.
March %, le63-d&wtf z: .'s--
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

CHICAGO DRY GooDs MARKEr.-Our read
ers can compare the following prices for dress
goods, prints, cottonades and white goods in
the Chicago market (wholesale) and see how
much profit the retail dealer receives, making,
of course, allowance for transportation, in
surance, &c. The quotations are Of prices
current on the 25th:
Prints.-Anen's, 10; Boylston, IS; Union,
III; Conestoga, 20; City Mills, l8 Dun
nell's, 90; Duchess B, 1877; Dorchester, Is
Granite, 18: Greene, 20; Skaters; l8; Man.
chester, 10; Madison, l6 Merrimack, %
Mourning, 20; Naumkeag, 10; National, l6;
Pacific, 90; Reading, 16 Richmond, 20; do,
pink and purple, %; Stuyvesant, 10;
Sprague's, 20; d., purple, 22;l Mt. Vernon,
Glasgow, Is; Lancaster, 25 ;
Scotch, So@274. ,.-...~
Dslainss. = Pacific, %; Hamilton, %;
Manchester, %.
Launs.-Dunnels, 20; Pacific, 20; Plain,
Heavy Broom Sheetiags.-Stark Mills, 81;
Dodgeville, 80; Pacific, 80; Appleton, 80 ;
Medford, 80; Agawam, 281; Golden Ridge,
2S&; Barre, 2s4; National A, rs; Lock
vile, 20.
Fine Broom Sheetings - Milton, IS ;
Phoenix, 40; Farmers, 3x4, 20; Grafton,
211; Quinnebaugh, 184; Indian Orchard. l.,
"a; do, w, 25; do, Q, 80; Conestoga, 80
Massasoit 20; White Rock, So; Waltham
6x4 40; Ocean, 231. II
SBeached Shestings.-Baltic, 335 1mpe
rial, AKA English, 25; Laconia, "a; Turks,
121 !; Lonsdale, 3x4, Is; Aurora, %; VAN
sutta, 37a; Putnam, 7xs, 2S1 Wood River
7x8, 2S4 Lewis River, "a !. Pawtuxet, 35
Soring Brook, 7xs, English, 221; Hill, ks
80 do, 4x4, So; Ashmead, IS; White Rock
IS; Tewksbnry, SO; Brandywine, 35 Bates
5x4, 45; Lonsdale, 35, II 49,
Denims. Bolivar, 20; Lowell, as; Albany
Is; Charter Oak, Is Hartford, % !; Madi
son, PSI; Pawnee, 374; Zouave, ST. Bos
ton, 40.
Iicks.-Accomac, 223; Albany, IS; Man
chester. G, G, 80, Oonestogs, IS; Lonsdale
37t; Arasapha, 40; Omega, 424.
Stripes. Falls, 3x3, ~; Falls. 6x3, ~
Arasapha, 3x3, 90; Arasapha, 6x3, 253
Albany, 23}. e.e az L4G0&E
ford Bros, IS.
P. S.--Since the above quotations Q
dry goods were made out quite al
advance has taken place, amounting t
from 4 to. 5. cents per yard on print.
&c. The quotations given by us were at tn
very lowest stage Of the Chicago wholesal
market. Previous to that time the sam
goods were held higher, and during Februar
and March sold in New York At figures se'
eral cents above those quoted by us. W
deem this explanation but justice to reta
dealers, who must of course be governed q
the fluctuations in the New York and. Chicag
markets. ed. --.,.-...... ..,,a.,r.,.. ,;se,s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

THAYER AT THE HEN-RoosT. The C0urie,
of yesterday contains an account of meet.
ing at Grandview on the nth. Grandview is
Is miles distant from this city, by railroad
The meeting was held on the 18th, resolutions
adopted on the 18th, and the proceedings
published on the 2Sth. Mr.. Thayer was in
troduced without the lion" prefxed, but
with esq" affixed. After the speech, and
when all hands had gone to gaze upon the
proud Websterian orator illustrating the prop
osition that distance lends enchantment" to
the smell as we'll as the view, COMMITTEES Of
five was appointed to draft resolutions ex-
pressing thslsense of the meeting. From the
composition of the committee we take it there
are six Democrats in Grandview. Being too
few and mean withal to procure the use Of a
church, school house, dwelling or cor
ner grocery, the committee agreed to meet in
a cooper shop, on the evening Of the 18th.
The committee met, adopted resolutions ex-
pressive of the sense of the meeting of the
18th, but didn't submit them to those who
composed that meeting. There are several
important omissions in this published report.
Mention is made of the election of Squire
McCleary as President, but none Of his re-
treating from the stand through the back
yard, before the speech was concluded. No
official information is given Of those stones,
eggs, sticks, &C., that were thrown at the
speaker while he was speaking. No mention
is made of how the orator acquired the title
of Hon." and no resolution asking the
publication of his speech. Not a word is ut
tered about outraging free speech, throwing
odoriferous eggs, retreats through back alleys,
&C. But then the last notes to the printed
edition explains the whole.
The Judge proposes to call mass meeting
of the six Copperhcads of Grandview, to vim
dictate free speech and provide better eggs for
carrying on more vigorous prosecution Of
peace.
Z FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-Having learned that
in some cases, persons with whom we have
no connection whatever, have been travelling
through the country representing themselves
as our agents, or as selling scales made from
Fairbanks patterns, &C., we deem it proper
to say that the genuine Fairbanks scales are
made only at Saint Johnsbury, Vermont,
where they have been made for thirty three
years or more, by E. & T. Fairbanks & Co.,
the original inventors, and that others repre-
sented as such are only limitations. If the
agents for such other scales have confidence
in their merits, they would have no occasion
to resort to such means to sell them, or avail
themselves of reputation which the Messrs.
Fairbanks have honestly earned. All our
travelling agents will be furnished by us with
certificates Of agency, which they will be hap
py to show to purchasers with whom they
may not be personally acquainted.
1ctF!S FAIRBANKS, GBEENLEAF & Co. {;
Chicago, Ap.il 23d, 1868.
s.1'-.-.-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

TIE 7rn CAvALRY-This regiment, which
has been in process of organization at Daven-
port for some time past, is now: nearly full.
One battalion has already been mustered into
service and paid off. A second battalion is
forming in the Western portion Of the State,
and is nearly ready to undergo the same ope-
ration. The third and last battalion will be
filled up speedily. 1t is supposed the regi-
ment will 60 to Fort Randall to watch the OPP
Grafton of the Indians in that vicinity. The
men comprising the regiment are all good
men, and will win for it, if opportunity is
ever offered them, name for valor, second
only to the glorious band of heroes who car
ried terror to the hearts of the foe at Belmont,
and gave to the 18th Iowa reputation second
to none in the service. e''
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DIED.

At Durant. Iowa. April II, 1868, ANNA KATE, aged
years and months; also. April II, MARY T., aged
Syears-children of Benton W. and Kate Brown.
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BLACKSMlTHING.

j. 4, Zone door above the Postonhce] i.EoT5
r TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE
i Public that am doing Blacksmithing in all its
branches and especially de intend that my HORSE
Shooting shall be done to impart ease and COM
fort the Horse and health and elasticity
the foot without which it is impossible to have
feet horse. I refer to number of gentlemen in
this city, and also in the country who give
Aatterng with defective feet than
am willing say of myself All ask is fair trial.
None but the best of Charcoal Iron used in the
ufacture of my Horse and Mule Shoes.
Also, there is, occupying part Of my shop, Wood
Workman, who can do good worA on either Wagons
Buggies a. can be done in this city. -
noV6dawtf. ear..a arg GEORGE Percy.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-05-01

IL and having the best apparatus for raising or re-
moving buildings west Of Chicago, prepared tt
raises build repair brick wooden buildings
ON short notice and liberal terms.
( ..rl.-e.f sse, J.P.kJ. W. WALTON.
Shop on Third street, opposite the Court Hous-re
side on Eighth street, between Walnut and Cedar.
April 13-d2w&w2m.