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tabea ~tprratbts etne srese Guspabl bpn
ieinem faIbIehernen Mnt ibperem ,O0dDSIebernem
Stefeln fir 6erren Mnr GnGbem,
frpte aud
feline tafbleoerne, buffelleDerue ulp idaafleberne
0albltiefel fir 6erren unb .Anaben,
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GsDtrt ttermit RaArt6t ee9ebeni Das &c
9utersetdnete BON pa timOrs i'm Staat %altarplanb f8 SF
btLa aDasisnsett6t befagtes Staot am l3. WI9att 1864 Se'
s.paptere iber Bite QtnterlaIienI6aft (8e-
maj etnas Observation-Disclosures bon Ybtttprtna
SerWt 9, welhe in befaeter Staet. gsltDrben TT, per-
fhaHt bat. aQe Derienen, melde MniprIpe an ben Ser
aorbenea gu ma6en hoben, werben oaber auiSefnrbert, tOlte
an Oper Ur stm IS. 5ebr. 1866 bet benz unter3et9neten gel.
tenb 81 MAIDEN, Dibrtsenfaus tie ipdter ndn benz @elek tetne
Nnipru6e an ptiae 6interlaiienf6ait mebr MAIDEN t6nnen
Gnr. 81 nj
(7fpt4m1mlr) MhaitntfT.
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WOtis fir Sbneioer-

1a Der MlahsnSeriammluna pom 10. +. VI. wnrcea fet-
seabe 8sfhlufe augeupmrneu;
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@rbSbune bee Yctnee psrlaueen. QDtr ltnt eejmlngen Sa
bteiem S6ritte msgen her WSernatuvltn tpten Pretle Der
Qebensbetur fntHe.
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ben bat,
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siner misunderstanding am Mpntag W0r9en 9 utr IN
Nppfon Saae, Gds pn Balttmeretr. une 3rtppletS @aep.
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Meber'8 &arI
Wfc Sic ! 0sic NSicI

Der nnterjet6nete mnnfdt bic Mufrtcrffamtett ron @eTeE-
fbaftent lOwe bts bes eeebrfen pu6itfums I'm AIsentetnen
harluf sa rt@teii, taB Ct ~jeberseit bereit to, allen partteen,
tur 8erfa9urg 5u feaen. Cute SpetIcn unb irtf9e @ss
trGnfe werbeH ifets Sl mGB!een yratfen oeratret6t.
81 SEntbufe, BITE mad metnet DInbe fabren, sebcn bon
bputoap Str. UNI s uub liz nbr gOr1ntttd0s aHb 8 tnb OK
tbr Wa&tnittaas al. ssabrt IL Gents.
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9tOh Elm promptes 3uiammenlpirsem UNI o.
Quota mirb ppll3abtl0

9tOh Elm prompteS 3uiammenpirsen unp Oa5
Quota piro ppll5dbil9
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3ebune, anter Gem leSten Mu'9ebrt 81 teIreten. Ots unten
benannfen 6 ueftoren perben Bet ran 8ureern Der 90drb 9Gr=
fpre6en unb bOfen supsrGdtlt6. tas lire 8emubrn9en etnen
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Gurer Wtttte edrslt6 ausBef6lOfen TT. 90 tenmt etrem
jeeen Burger Der 2Ddrb 3u, fetn SderHetn odsu bet3 utrd9en.
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an BITE erfotherlihe Sabl 3u ffeafn. Cure Wtttbulte thut
npip,~ lIntertust bic @0aettpren, pel6e nb 3utt8t en6epr.
ten taseu, BET @ud prrsufpre6en. gin Gad ltsgt &c nun.
Die 3tebun8 fSIst ltber, menn Str b'eIe leBte Auferoeritn9
untsGbtet ianer. go perbeu uberetes nrb SubtcrtpttOns-
Iifen bet rpieeneen Serren .pffen ltesen, nm bic eDlefte al
erlethtern'
Sames 3. gDrtett, Ode Brpabmap unb D1lttmcretr,
See. 2B. @rrppn, SGdsmeifer, los g. Ghenitr.
Sam. M- @DanS 127 9. Genpir"
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So Die gtnienouMQ, einen eGpn>
fumenteu=@ eretn" betrehenb, tSnuea mir me
gen i~tberbdufter @eI6afte crit III ber ndfiten
9}nmmer ppr6Hentltneu.
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6erbffbanbel fair 1864.

Widtis fir S6ube Mno Stiefel=6dnDler
Stdtt, Iptcie aud bar bena6barten St1bte 50 a b.
q 9 I . U unb g ErgetppR .. G., Anp u { 4 n
GPfn ga.
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Witu Womn1ifToners Of6ce.

Situ Gonnnniffomer5 office.
Baltimore, 20. SEPT 1854.
gsrftssslte Nnesbpte perben bis Wpntde, ben 3. Sttpbsr
Nipr9ens 10 nbr aui tieier Offce entaeeensenCmmeH, UNI
ban 1bsil elmer Auep swtfden WtcGulr6ilr. upb GratD STU
@be, BON ba 260 SUB wealt& laufsnb his auf ben orn philip
pie 3~eeteaetsn gruns 81 sfasirfn ane 81 pi1itetu.
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~xiertflu1 seiua6t, cas- lie Bpne8 NIT 8 b0rlaer St4erbett se-
Ben flr BITE r!dtlSe Der tetr Orbindu3 %5enagenhe Uraesrnn6
uas YFDaerun5 beia9ser 4ues. SIN 4uftia5
rs. 9 N | tb
(20tpt- 3ptttd6l @leIt Ter Gttp GpntmtInpaar.
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Observation-Disclosures.

SOuntaa. tsn %. sept, Wlpresne 9 utr Tt Gerilnmlang
tet 5rn. Sdeutas, SO. So Gorb 9acafr. N!e Genfitutton
Iiest sur Dur&fdt p6en unb Ytpeh sur unterjethnun9 nsuer
Mttelieper iiab a~nseferttst.
Nue; ete f6 b~sttsslisen wOusu. lOerrsn treanrltG ~etneeIa'
ben SSn benz
(HGd) prppttbr o ea prtuno {
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Scr. Stantcn 1-3Ocr 9lnlcige.
Sic GrFte 91attOnal6aitf rSaltimcre
TT rom S6agamtSiefrstdr autbOrtart, SubIsrsptpnen fur
neuf Auletbe entgeeea al ne bmen.
periDnen Deldte tpn $4,000 aIfuGrts setdnen, tR etn
Nabatt rCn \ PCT. sefdttet, weIdss pUm S3aeamtsbeparte-
meat tsta6lt wtT6. gssttsre Austanit Ttrb auf NerIanssn
pom biefer 8ant ertbetlt;
(3OillNit) s. g. Norris, Gagfur.
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GDmcDr6ia.

Sta iOanraalt6en geriammiuRsen itntsn pOm paaftes
g 0untas n IS. ;. We. al. In unlesm neuen eotal'
metropolitan 6all,
Rc. "a SO. Baltimprsfr., swi Iben SAY unb 9%cltpaplr.
tatt. Gin senu6retGer Mbenb feht IN &usNA. pesbaIb aHi
Wtttslteter CUR freunbltGen 8etbetltsuas einsslareu tceresn
VI, Stabn, @tces3rai.
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DeNe 0n5eigen.
=Sffee,
0ritter g. Oiitritt BON WtarpIano.

9rttter g. Diitritt BON Wtarplano.
Baltimore, %. Sept 1864.
geir teSlanbigeu hermit, baB he nahItebenb benamn=
tsn @eriOneu, pelGe I'M 3. &OngreBeinrttt ron Nlarblaub
aaagebpben Ipprben waren, aus 5eiSeiistea Sriinteu peu
Der 3iebuug auSgeaommer irurpen:
8. g4arb
&brs 2duah aters <sr; Sas 9 Sanders, fteuts stneu
Subfttutsn; QSm Wttnt6, untau9lth; Sec IS Gtnfer re-;
gEm Bruftmtasr, 10, Sartr. 3tirt. 9tt6tburqrrt 4temaS
6uabss, be; Sas Spple. br; EranCtS gDare, uutausIt&: Sol
Mtaeubbtn, be; Ssbn 9pelh, &c; GbpS Wc9du6tltn, Wi6t,
burger; Gbcs seruan, nntaueliA; Ydpremct 9tiiep, br; @rnf
s csf, 9tt&tbUrser; SdecS Kramer, u~utaugltd Mtaael
9fahdn, gtt6tbureer; Mug. NEbble, fteute etnen Subhttuten;
Gbas 8: @rtttanl&. w%ntaugltt; VI. Mus, hp; %nbrsp 8utn
ubers Niter; SsItsFl3n Mtessss, tSrbtg, t.; SCnn Satteaa
QDm NROUre, ~antlusItd Sam. Z. Gtssaep. NiGtbar9er !;
gDm Sttpn, Nidtbureer.
Icrpoib SInmeNbCrgs
HrpioBuari6all Ino
YrGItpent beS neutrality-suspicious..
SSiniam NrpOfs,
Ginronirun9s z8c mmiiidr~
SbpmaS &. MeMrrpd,
(24ipt) Ar3t be5 @inrolirun SSzS0are.
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yinlbqrgtr, SiulOur9cr, yiMburacr Sale,
.8aa 2ietbaber Der befen Sprte BON reifen e~anburecr sSfe
made tb petdnnt baB tn etne auseeJet6nete Yartbte erbnlteu
Babe rHD telWe res mdrnen 94etters bdlber su fetr biuiaen
Yretien in 9rpBen unb tletnen Guantttlten abldne.
s 9.&netelu, 16l SO. Pratt nabe Charles str.
~ Wtdrhbanoler unp anbere gHteterpertaufrr pereen es
3n tbrert Ycrtbetl fnben. fb ZEN &afe frrse ben wrstS tt6-
elten dnaufeber. (dne1-N
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Dos, Gde pom Central Mrenue urb Ytnttnr, Tnb brtnet
@elp NIT; peun tbr eieie leste @elestntett %Ssridumt. fO wirb
In FER Narb geapeen. QDir tIRnen 9eute saEue bstpmmen
.men6 TN paar Dpuars @Gd oappn be freten f6nneu,
-(Sd) Ger. A. @arhpn. graf
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E1R0 Xunrb! SunCbt
MNNNVS GJietnsa 5reunbsn unp Setannten 3ur yt09rtGf,
dXRBR0New bag th ana uahffen Wtpn.as ais am 26. Sept. III
Inetner Btrthfhaft, Sde Wfultsan un6 @benhr, eiseI heltfl.
ten Gunt lsrpiren perbe. Mu6 ftsht han mertbem 9dfen en
3uE Serfusnn8. I'm Satlretten Sutprud btttet
Mbdm s tebertsb u { r.
~ Aut iebt elm Saal fur Vereine sur Nsrfn9nde. tSDt
&70 yunh unr Snn;trdu;ben.! 60
Mmffk 5eute sR r geu 81 n IL une " a$A
RRHlpAs an3trant6en GAA
$50. 4 SiD Sreoerid StraBe.
tppSu aue t~reuntitGf einlabet
tSW) Sptn :. 8rGMe.
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Die 3tebmna tff poriber

uae NTH, $40 Il go. pdbeM osis GrObsen
prrotb sn ,erttoen .glstbera In Der Statt m 2@e lie az
SpbrIeiaIespteilen perfaufen. Serner EuG fhr SGneler u
Eahrtfpretien beint Stiii ub Bet Der yarb.
@5mitb, SrO. s. 60,
tlarBrpr San .GIetter-Stpre, Stps 40 2p. yait
4h.,&, + u Rnbrsnnh 3 E1trtr~
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!. Sldbtungl Sa1to. Clique So. ytp. L.

n Sbtgs Gpmpasnie ptrb duige r6ert, S0nnt1g 9tab
81 nittae UNI 3 lbr in Jlo 10 DIT prattitr. I'D stn3ufnpeH
s. @tn jsper rtrb rfu6t su srf6etnen, inoem mt6ttge Ga
s. Idafte pesen Ter uatfprmen p~orlteeen. @uf 9efeHl
q tSal $. y, g dp Il 3 ert, @apt.
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$500 SOuntD

3at!t tte Decentralization Der IL. QDarb, ltGn msl1e IT'D
BET Dam. Gbm1nps, Wrsefr, Ode 1rn 8ertHStcn nnb Pearl
Ctr top bas 0ele a~uSteSdbIt rptrb. (Sal5H)
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09

CONsECRATION.-Thc conservation of
the Rev. Thomas Hubbard Vail, D. d.,
to the office of Bishop for the diocese
of Kansas, is appointed to be at Trinity
church, in this-city, on Thursday, Dee.
18th, 1864. The services are to begin at
half-past ten o'clock, A. II. trt-
Doctor Vail will be happy to welcome
ut these services in his parish church,
not only the clergy of Iowa and Kansas,
but also any other brethren from the di
Geese in which he has resided, or from
any other diocese, who may find it con-
venient to be present at this first conse-
Grafton west Of the Mississippi. Provis-
ion will be made for the clergy in at
tendance.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
The Voice of the People.

Liberty is one of the dearest blessings which
our forefathers have handed down to US. 1t was
purchased by the blood of many q valiant Rev
olutionary hero; has been guarded by Wash
ngton, a Jefferson, a Clay and Webster. But
dearer still to tne hearts of the people is that
world renowned remedy known as Goes Cough
Balsam. 1t cures like magic the most violent
attacks Of Group and is Indispensable in every
family of children. Colds, sudden coughs, sore
throat, hoarseness and infiamed lungs, are in
stantly and surely cured by its timely use. No
cough mixture has sever been known that equals
it, which accounts for its great popularity with
all classes. The young and old-the rich and
poor-physicians, druggists-and all who have
ever tested it, speak in the highest terms OF its
merits. We say to our readers-buy it and try
it, 1t costs but 4Oc the bottle, contains twice as
much medicine as you can obtain in any other
way at the same cost, and all our drug stores
keeepit. nov22d1m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
Popularity.

A great many people at the present day think
more of obtaining Publicity and popularity
than of any otherione thing they could possibly
be possessed of. But anxious rs they may be to
acquire the vain glory Of the popular voice.
none ever succeeded 10 50 great an extent as has
that world-renowned remedy known as Goes
Cough Balsam. There is scarcely family In
the Ilnd but what consider supply of this artt-
Gle as necessary to the household as their flour
or provisions. Experience has taught the peo-
pie that 90 other remcda has ever been put be-
fore the public that will cure coughs, colds.
Group, sore throat, and lung complaints, as
quickly and as effectuaily Goes Cough Bal
sam. In the Eastern States, where it has been
long known and tested, it is considered as the
most reliable cough remedy extant, and no one
either rich or po +, think of being without it,
We would suggest to all our readers The neces-
sity CT keeping on hand an article Of this kind
for immed ate use. 1t costs hut 4Oc per bottle,
and is sold at all cur drug stores, and is the
heapest and best remedy IN the world.
6ap9-IV
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
ESTRAY COLT AND CATTLE

Taken up on the 23d day of November, A. D.
1864, by d. r. Warfield, at his re>Gence in
Bloomington township, Muse .tine county,
Iowa, sorrel horse colt, with st } fwaite
down the face, and a little white a'i of his
feet, supposed to be one year old last ng, and
appraised at 5000
One white steer, with crop off tn; left ear,
and an unherbit off the right, supposed to be
one year oa this fall, and appraised at s. co.
Two small bull calves, one white with bright
red on the rump and shoulders, and bit off the
right ear. 'Hhe other red and white, II xed with
roam and appraised at $500 e oh. l -
JOHN w. JAIME, Clerk Dist Court.
BY CHARLES :. FOSTER, Deputy. dec9w1t.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09

THE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND.-Fo, over forty
years Doctor Holloway has been supplying all
the armies Of Europe with his PILLS AND ONT
MENT, they having proved themselves the only
medicines able to cure the worst cases of dysen-
terry, scurvy. sores, wounds and briises. Every
knapsack soould contain them. 4aaa4
If the reader of this 'notice" cannot get
a box of Pills or Ointment from the drug
store in his place, let him write to me, so
Maiden Lane enclosing the amount, and
will mail a box free of expense. Many dealers
will not keep my medicines On hand because
they cannot make as much Profit as on other
persons make. 35 cents, So cents, and sl.40 per
box or pot dec9dwlw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
NHERIFF'S SALE.

~
BY virtue of a special execution to me direct
ed and delivered from the office of the clerk of
the District Court OF Muscatine county, state of
Iowa, against the goods and chattels, lands and
tene:nents of HoratiO5 evens and iieulai ~ Sie-
vens. / have levied upon and will expose to
sale on saturday the 18th day of December, A. d.
1854 at the Court House door, in the City OF Mus
catine, the following described property, to wit:
township NO. seventy -eght (7S), north Of range
one west Of the 5th principal 1nsridian in the
county OF MuScatine and State Iowa. all of
which, or so much thereof as may be necessary
will be sold to satisfy said special execution in
favor of Nicholas Fejervary.
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 Il O'Clock a.
M H. II. HINE,
Sheriff Muscatine county
Muscatine, Nov 10, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fee IS 90
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
DIED.

On the l4th ultino. at Cienfugas, Cuba, JU-
Illus IL. DYER, formerly Oh this place.
Al his residence, in k.ne township, BENTON
county, Iowa, November ID, lo 4, OF congestion
OF the lungs, ISAAC SHEPARD, in the 57lh year
of us age.
The deceased established his residence in our
midst ate in the winter, and alth> ugh his stay,
in the wisdom of Divine Providence, was per-
lied to be only brie one with us, yet by his
kinm ana 1pllgins olspositaoh ne secured Inc
p e>sions of his generous and noble nature
permanently stamped up,n the memories OF
those with whom he was called upon to aSSOci-
ate, either III q business or a soc al capacity. A
Wife AMI four daughters mourn his loss, wiiile
n. like The paIriarch OF old, is gathered to his
fathers. '-FintOn E,yte. X.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09


A BRAVE IowAN.-Capt. J. H. Smith
of the 10th Iowa, who has been priso-
ner in the hands of the rebels since July
22d, agreeably surprised his hosts of
friends in this County on Monday Of
last week, by an unexpected return. He
was first confined at Macon, Ga, but for
greater safety, prisoners confined at that
point were removed to Charleston, S.
c., arriving there Aug. 18th. Here they
were kept under the fire of our guns
from Morris Island, until Oct. 4th, when
they were sent to Columbia, &C. While
ut Charleston they were fed. AT Column
bia they were placed in an open field,
without any shelter whatever. Here
they had five days rations issued to
them at u time, which consisted of near
ly five pints OF meal, one pint of very
poor molasses, one tablespoonful of salt,
and the same of rice, per man. They
had to furnish their own cooking uten-
sils and wood, and buy axes to chop
with. Not being fond of this fare, the
Captain determined to make his escape,
if possible, which he succeeded in doing,
after several unsuccessful attempts in
company with about half dozen other
prisoners. BY travelling at night (guid-
ed by negroes)a and hiding in the swamps
during the day, they finally came in
sight of our blockading squadron, and
three of them Including Capt. S. took
the skiT and attempted to reach vessel
six miles distant, but long before they
came near the vessel, it steamed off to
sea, leaving them to regain the shore -
Next day they again padded seward,
and succeeded in reaching the blocka-
ding steamer Canandagua, where they
We're NEST warmly welcomed. At Col
umbia the prisoners held an election for
President, Oct. 18th, with the following
result: Whole number of votes, ,l65
of which Lincoln received 1,O23, and
Mcclellan i42. There were 35 Iowa
votes, all for Lincoln.-De Wit Observer.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Do You wish to be CuredP

DIR. BUCHAN's ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS cure
II less than 30 days the worst casesof NERVOUS
NESS Impotency, Premature Decay, Seminal
Weakness, Insanity and all Urinary. Sexual
and Nervous Affections, no matterfrom what
cause produced. Pprice one dollar per box
Sent, pot-paid, by maii on receipt of an order.
One box will perfect the cure in most cases.
Address JAMES s. BUTLER. Gen Agt,
oct7w3m APT Broadway, New York.
A Card to the Suffering.
Swallow two or three hogsheads c "Buchu,"
"Tonic Bitters," -" Sarsaparilla, y q Nervous An
tidotes," &C., &C., and after You ere satisfied
with the result, and one box Of OLD DOCTOR
BUCHAN's ENGLISH Specific PILIs-and be re-
stored to health and vigor in less than thirty
days. They are purely vegetable, pleasant to
take, prompt and salutary in their effects on the
broken down ard shattered constitution. Old
and young can take them with advantage. I'M
ported and sold in the. United States only by
JAS. S. BUTLER, General Agent.
No. 427 Broadw ay, New York,
Agent for the United States.
p. S.-A box of Pills, securely packed, will be
mailed to any address on receipt of price, which
Is one dollar, post paid--money refunded by the
agent ii entire satisfaction is not given.
, oct7w3m.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
New Advertisements.
DRoBATE NOTICE

TO Lucy Mclhsis1l, 4Ansel Humphreys Joseph c..
McMale1, and all others Interested in the estate o.
Luru Humphreys, deceased:
You are hereby notified that an instrument OF
writing purporting to be the last will and tesla
:nent Of Lura Humphreys, late of Muscatint
county, State Of Iowa, deceased, was opened and
publicly read in open court, ut u regular term of
the court, holden on the 9th day of December,
A. d. 1854, and that Monday, the I'd day of Janu-
airy, A. d. 1885, at O'Clock a. IN. OF said day, has
been fixed upon rs the time for proving The said
will, the same being the regular term OF said
cou for the said month Of January, 1865.
HENRY w. PERKINS. County Judge.
Dec 5, lS1f.-decYwiw. prs fec $780,
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..a DR.. NJ Ar SH ALL'S
G. a ia H II III - n u Il f.

This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be
the best article known for curing the Catarrh,
Cold in the Head and Headache. 1t has been
found an excellent remedy in many cases OF
Sore Eyes. Deafness has been removed by it,
and hearing has often been greatly improvedby
its USE 1t is fragrant ndagrceable, and
GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF -- y
To the dull, heavy pains caused by diseases of
the head. The sensations after using it are de-
lightfnl and invigorating. 1t opens and purges
out Gil Instructions, strengthens the glands,
and gives healthy action to the parts affected.
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS
OF sale and use OF Dr.. MARsHALL'S CArARRH
AND HEADACHE SNUFF, has proved its great
value for all the common diseases of the head,
and at this moment il stands higher than ever
before. 1t is recommended by many of the best
physicians, and is used with great success and
satisfaction everywhere.
Read the certificate of Wholesale Druggists
in 1851: .l-s. -.-1 ..--.I -....t.
The undersigned, having for many years been
acquainted with DIR. MARSHALL'S CATARkH
AND HEADACHE SNUFF, and sold it i'll our
wholesale trade, cheerfully state that we believe
it to be equal, in every pect, to the recon-,
Affections, and that it IS decidedly the best artl-
Gle we have ever known for all 'ininon diseases
of the head. 90.
Burr ~ Ferry. Boston, Barnes = & Park, York
Reed, Austin Co., y ID SANDS,
Brown, Lanlson Co." stephen Paul q Co, "
Re d cutler Il Co. " Israel minor IL Co, /"
Seth w Fowle g." NJ Kes on & Roberts, g.
Wilson, tairbank & Co, 4 l. ScJylll ~ 90, -
HehSiiaW Il EmmO IS, NJ Ward, Close &'CO, "
II II Hay, Portland, Bush IL Gale, ~' I"
For sale by all druggists. TRY 1T.
decldw y-alt with english remedy.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09

DE-. STRICKLASD.-The valuable remedies o.
fered by this regularly educated physician, who
came here from Tennessee, highly commended,
will be found advertised in our columns. His
office Is No. g. East Fourth street, Cincinnati, D..
We would advise any one suffering from dis
tressing cough, or any affection OF the throat or
lungs, to try DIR. StriclIland'S MelllGuouS Cough
BalSan. 1t is for sale at the drug stores. n
nov lUdWlml.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
Business Notices.

TRY ONE.-GO to McGreers' Factory and take
one of those new Washing Machines nome with
you. Try and see how you like them. If it is
not the best thing you ever saw for washing
clothes you can return il, ashley ask no pay
the macni inc unless you are satisfied to keep
it, A child can do IL washing. 1t Is easy On
Clothes and a washing can be done in one hour
that would take half Il day with The old " wash
board" nOvlldwlm,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-12-09
A CARD TOINVALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South Aneri-
~ as a missionary, discovered safe and SIM
Die r..medy ior the cure of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Sem
mai Organs, and the whole train of disorders
brought ON by baneful and vicious habits
GREAT numbers have been already cured by this
noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
lie afflicted and unfortunate, will send the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in
sealed envelope, to any one who needs it, free
u charge.
Please inclose postpaid envelope addressed
TO yourself. Add ess JOSEPH L. 1NMAN,
Station d, Bible House,
noy3dawly New York City.