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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02
EaeI:y.
NSS' 1861
philadelphia q Erie Railroad.


philadelphia q Erie Railroad.
TgNiIS great line trurersc- ,hc Northern and North
west counties Of ltHUsy y!yania 10 the city Of Lre
on Lake Erie.
It hu. been Leased - The Penrsy -auia Railroad
Company, Eui under their auspices is bt..g rapidly
opened throughout IT. entire length.
II is now IN use Tor Passenger aud Freight business
from Harrisburg to Emporium U9j mile, On the
Eastern Division, and from Sheffield to Erie, l1s
I.l.ts.I on the Western Division.
TINE Cr PASsENGEH TRAINS AT SUyEuEY.
ArurS EaH3trE Lsgur Irev-su}
Mail Train. Iol0AN Mail Train. 4a5 pm
EArrc,s Tlaia, ll.I?PN Exlros, Train. G.@oA. n
Cars run through without change, both Why's Oh
thee trains between Philadelphia aud Lock Haven,
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven
Elegant Sleeping Car, ou LNprc-s Trains botl
WAYS hctHcch Nlliamsport and Baltimore, and
Nuluusport and Philadelphia
For information respecting Passenger business
apply ul the +. Cor. llth and Market StS.
And tor Freight business Of ta, Company 3 4 gents,
$. b. Kingston Jr, Cor. i",h Iud Market So,
rhlladeVhiu.
i " Reynolds, Igc.
J NJ. Drll, Agent a. {. T. r., Baltimore
ii II. lloUsToN,
Gul Freight Agt Philala
LrNIs J. liuUrT,
Gsrl Ticket Ag.t, PLilals
JOsrIH b. puTfs
Nov q ls's
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

SCTEN TIE'IC "A NERICA NJ g,
Tho most valuable Journal off class Now Published
VOLUME X. Nfw SERIES, commences on the lst
Of January next therefore, now is the time 10 sub
scribe
MECHANICS will find in the SCIENTIFIC Arrnr-
CAS valuable Information concerning their various
Trades and details Of all the latest and best improve
mcnts in Machinery. Tools and Processes; together
with such useful knowled rc will justify their
cupatiors md Tighten their labors.
INNEN1OR5 will find tho Scientific American"
all necessary instructions how to secure Lcttcrs-ra
tent for their inventions also excellent illustrations
and descriptions Of all tho principal inv cuiOus
<cn'ly made in this country and in Europe like
wise an Onicia List of the claims Of all Patents
granted weekly at Washington, with numerous OK
planatory notes; also, discussions oi questions
ceruin- the Patent Laws of the United States, re-
ports Of trials in court, with legal opinions, etc.
MANUFACTURER will find in the SCIENTIFIC
ANrECAS illustrated articles dCslrptyco Of the most
recently invented machines used in various manu-
featuring operations the different prOcessos being
lucilly described also practical recipes Of much
value to manufacturers. with hiutsupoa the cGouomi
cal management Of factories.
ENGINEERS will dnl in the "Scicntifc Amcri-
can valuable descriptions ct all the Lc,t inventions
connected with Steam, Railroad, 9ialiuc, and Ne
chaUical Engineering together with faithful re-
cord of the progress Of science in all these depart
mcr's both at home and abroad
CiLMlSIS will find the "Sc!CrtE' American
detuis recent discoveries nude in Chemistry, and
articles on the application Of lhat scenc. to all the
AGRICTLTURISTS will find in The .sciculi6o
American" cugrayit.s AMI descriptions Of all the
best and most approved Farm Implements also
original or wc-sclectcl articles On matters relating
to general Agriculture; great care being taken ~
furnish Farmers. regularly. with such information
a3 will he valuable al the field, ~ we'll as IA the
household
AMERICAN popular resume Of ~ the bgs, seien-
tiit normJtiou ui the day: and il is the aim OF the
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02
s. NJ. pETTENGILI a. co,
Aural AHairS.

tsS RELtGIous NOTIcE.-Diyino service will be
held in tho Presbyterian Church, in this place, oppo'
alto tho depot, every SalhG'h morning at lCs
O'Clock Rev. j, H. YouNG, Pastor.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

II Alphrus aIcixcl and Jas. LorGar, Of Milton
were thrown out oil sleigh on Sunday week, bruisng
Mr Lonsan quite seriously. Mr.. MoizeIl came of
with si .ht bust
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

lTs Ms Harriet swauger, willie drawing bucket
or water a. her fathers house Mr.. J. ". ilo1scl'
near Milton, on Wednesday evening Of last w>ei'
f,u i;l,o tie . IA and WI. killed.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

FE' erynran.> Will rem cmh,r that any ono Ai,-
In Yarilge after ,ac first Of January, is liable to
Cuc ofa,e loll-s. \, tue sp5stsman vii! YioIstc
TIC law.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02
NEW MILLINERY GOODS!

- |-'-' O. - ~ ~ - - -
cr
Misses Es. & l.. 'S5EFS&5.9.Es,
Market SQUARE, in Sin Tsgu', Building, SuUlury Pa
HAVING taken extra rnns 20 visit PLiladel rhiu
miurs. dc.. and which they have jus; opened AMI
Offering at tho lowest rricvs. ILe.. as-gr;mcn,
consists Of
Ladies Trimming, for Drcssc. Patterns for Dresses
Lacos, EmOroilcriCs. liand5crcDicis Gloves
TURs md MILLINERY GOODS.
Zerhyr4. WoOlcn and Zephyr S2rsue' Infant prr'.cF
Buttons. Bindings. Collars, Sleeves. Gems Ntehti--.
Corscts lair Brushes Hair Oil, Hair Nets. Sewing
silks, EalmoraI skirts Hoop Skirts. Noy.en Ca,- f,y
Ladies' and Children. Infant Sock, Ladies Head
Drcs.c, Photograph Albums, ana uuGervus other
fancy articles.
We are also pror1rel t, 10 all kinds q aInpior for
binding or embroidery.
Bal /. SHIsSLER.
N-.-----rN- d. Y l-El
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02
NEW FANCY STORE.

ItRisF = " h ~ ~ OtSSt.
HAVING just returned from Philadelphia, have
i now open !re'n supply Of
trimmings, and Fancy SriIcIca.
at her nc,, Store IN the yoor! AZ ouu tho icrlc
Of Mrs. Packer, in Market square, SuuDury, Pa.
Her stock consists ia part Of
Laars' Trimmings for Dresses, Laoes.
Pa,t,us for Dresses, Emnroilcrios.
ugnlEpUhisls. Gloves.
SIX aLl Cotton Thread. laIiy, Glo~cg
Zcplyrs. W"o.cu and Zephyr sacgucs AL Hoois
Iut'I' Dresses, Buttons, Bindings Ribbons, Collars
and Sleeves, Gents Gycktr. Curscs, Hair Gru,hcs,
Hair OIL Hair Nets Infant Dresses Sewing >.k.,
and numerous other articles, all otwhch viii be sold
at the lowest rates.
huvc added to my stock Bamoral skirts. Hoop
skirts, " NOoiyn Caps Tor Ladies AMI Children. Infant
Socks, Gents. Black silk Nccktics. Also fresh
supply ot Corsri- Black Knit Gloves. Ngo,r Yarn.
and aIn also ready to do al kinds Of Stamping f.r
binding or embroidery.
Also, variety of articles suitable for Christmas
pr,souts, sucH Photograph Albums. Porjcu5 uuacs.
bracelets. Brcas.piu7, &c. Also handsome a-sur,-
I4-Ht O. Toys and auc Confectionery, Sc
MARY / Lazarus.
saDbugy Oct. y, ls53.--ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

,.-SAys lIgovs.-A lady correspondent Of the
Wil&es-Barrc Iia!,y. who, We prcsumc, has right
to orIticisc sgeahir, If female fashions says:
~ the head occupies the place Of honor in ply
s.al system. 50 the bonnet has been the eroWLiu Z
glory .. fashionable ingenuity it has gone up and
down. stuck.uut in lIOut and tackled on behind
gorgeous y IuushrI Ou; 81 the sides. AMI painfully
pressed in .OHI ghc same quarter.
Il las Le-u made Of every conceivable material
from straw aud sy.tt-irou II ALI sI,r skin and DHrS,
aud las been ''OrnaIncuteI with everything 10 tho
latest HuW sensation oi bugs and balEuchCs. IA.
time auS Ui.um recollection when all icnnlcdom
went mad on the subject Of criuoiiucs. They c&-
ptudei icarlu.ly. 10 lady Of quality would hive
he tclAeg!v 10 venture abroad with diameter any
les than dpulle her hi .ht Now there is Il sud-
den collapse and \ decided tendency toward tic
other extreme. Tho gracefully expanded tolds of
the shirt hayu shruuk ~ insI-u.ii-tuc and Gin 3,
lovingly aI0Uud the lower cNucInI,ic: OF dap spite.
fully NJ he ces. Visions of bean poles atcHua,cd
by persistent course Of starvation rise up Ike
ghosts Of murdered s,.uscrJws. Of all the styles
IN which the "lcmae !lo.a divine has been got ut
the fashion Of skirts Of the s.auticst u!Iucls.yus Is
decidedly the latest.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

- TaE latcs, noycityis Ii fashioned tea or
coffee cap, coutiycI !or the benefit of gcut.eI eu
with heavy mustucucs. Il is provided with ucas
baud over the top, of piece with cup ilsc!f ou
which the luXurant mus,ache rests while the mouth,
at the time finds itself c!uvcnie4ty situate!
with reference to aperture large enough to a.iV"
free csress iyg the fluid within.
g1S-zs~-R-71l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

- The stock of the National Bank atMilton, has
Ell been takya.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

Mechanics, HnycntOrs, SEanUiiSc-
turci-s, Engineers, Rgriculauris.s =,
SlaCuIist-, AND siii s'lnsscs of
a. Esc;;S.crs,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02
uooTLAND.s GERMAN DrTTEIsj

VIII Civ" E.l
i COOP pPrTTTL
Vii! give you STRONG IFALTHT NERVES.
VIII give you BRISK G.,u I.NLEGLrIC FEr,.-
INGS,
VIII enable y.a 10 SLEEP VT IL, AMI III positive.
y prevent
yellow E'Cy"T, Ec-l;osss E'cyur., = o.
Those sur-ri7s from Broken down srl Defeat,
Constitutions. from vla.eyc; ,ag.e, either il G.all
or Tcmalc will ind ia
uo-ELANu.Sa GERMAN BITTn-.s. = REMEDY
That Will r.-.ary them o their usual l,al.h. - n
Eas been the case ~ Thousands it instances, md u
fair tri.. r but required 10 prove the assertion
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

CusLi BY NIl means, 70 lake tho
SCIEN TIFIC "a NNERICA A NJ,
The most valuable Journal ofis class Now Published
VOLUME X. NEw SERIES, comm cnccs on the lst
of January next; therefore now is the time 10 sub
scribe.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

My country 'uij Of tLo1
lalr land OF liberty,
or thee we sing.
Land where our fathers died.
Land of the Pligrims Pride,
From every mountain siio
Let freedom ring
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-01-02

No 1898 Chesnut Street. cpPo.ito the L. ). Mint.
GALLERY, Reception anl Operating Rooms ALI oN
TIh%T FLOOR
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-26
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT
charter of the City of Saint Paul, was recon-

charter of the City of Saint Paul, was recon-
mended for passage.
The committee then rose and the report was
adopted.
On the adoption of the report with reference
to H. F. No. 80, Mr.. MAXWELL moved that
the report be amended 80 as to refer the bill
to special committee, which was agreed to.
Mr.. WISWELL offered resolution that all
the swamp lands designated by even sections,
be set aside for charitable institutions.
Notice of debate was given: whereupon the
House adjourned.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-02-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY, February 20, 1864.
Mr. BUFFERS presented the bill of Nicho-
los Hilyer, which was referred to Committee
on Claims.
H. F. No. 1873, and 8. f. Nos. 1O6 and 100.
were reported from committees recommended
to pass.
INTRODUCED AND PASSED
By Mr.. ARMSTRONG, H. F. No. LAP, ena-
bling Il. l.. Jones, administrator of Styles P.
Jones, deceased, to convey the real estate of
Mr.. Armstrong the rules were suspended and
the bill was read second and third times
Passed.
BY Mr.. YOUMANS, H. +. No. 14s, relating
to the claim of Amos Shay against school dis
trict No. As, in Wnona county. On motion of
Mr.. YOamans the rules werGs suspended, and
the bill was read a second aud third times
Passed.
THE LAMSON RELIEF BILL.
The House concurred in the Senate amend
ments to Fl. +. No. 25, for the relief of Nathan
Lamson and Chauncey Lamson
SECOND READING.
S. +. No. IS was read a second time. H. f.
Nos. s.. 107 and 119 were ordered eugrossed
for third reading. H. F. No. 20 was laid upon
the table.
IN COMMITTEE OF TIE WHOLE.
Mr. HILL in the chair. When the commit
tee rose it reported sundry bills, without
amendment and with recommendations to pass.
Also, Fl. F. No, 80, concerning the operation
OF threshing machines, with amendment re-
quiring the whole tumbling rod to be covered.
To pass.
81 F. No. 81, providing for the organization.
equipment and discipline of the military forces
of the State, with an amendment excepting
regiments formed of companies of different
counties from regimental parade or drill. To
pass.
H. F. No. S219s to provide for the support of
families of volunteers. To lay on the table,
Ito wait the action of the joint committee of
Yesterday
Fl. F. No. 1OS, to organize system for the
promotion of immigration to the State OF Min.
nesota. In progress, and ask leave to sit again.
H F. No 126, to amend sections 4, 6 and 9
of chapter %, Compiled Statutes, concerning
marriages. To be referred to Special Com
mittee.
H. +. No. 122. to authorize the Endorsement
of bank securities, and concerning the depre-
citation thereof, and the payment of fees for
protecting circulating notes. In progress and
ask leave to sit again.
The report was adopted.
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THE GALENIC INSTITUTE.

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Cyrus Aldrich, Respondent, VS.. The Press
Printing Company, Appellant
SYLLABUS.
An action Of libel may be maintained against
a corporation aggregate.
LibelOus matter published against a candi-
date for public Office is not privileged COM
municstion,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

GREAT NEWS FOR THE AFFLICTED.-Dr. Fer
rard, the celebrated Spanish physician and sur
geon, who is now permanently located in DAY.
export where for three months past he has per-
formed many of the most miraculous cures ever
performed in the United States, will visit Mus
catine, and may be consulted at the Eichelber-
ger House, on Tuesday, June 2Sth, and every
succeeding Tuesday in each week for five
months ON blindness and all diseases Of the eye,
deafness and all diseases of the ear, bronchitis
and all diseases of the lungs, except consump-
ton, which DIR. F. does not profess to cure9 dys-
pepsia liver complaints diseases Of the heart,
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs, falling
fits or epilepsy, gravel, neuralgia dropsy. sheu-
matism. diseases of the bowels nervous debili.
t., oatarrh, piles, diabetes, indolent ulcers and
all cutaneous eruptions, enlarged neck and all
female complaints incident to the sex. Dr. Fer
rard's medicines are all purely vegetable, and
prepared by himself. Obtain one of DR.. F.'s
circulars and read many important cures per-
formed in Davenport and vicinity. DR.. F. will
be in Muscatine every Tuesday morning by the
first train from Davenport
TRANSFORMATIONS free and confidential,
but all medicines must be paid for delivery.
Muscatine, June II, l864-wlm.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

MUsCATINE, June 50.
Business moderately brisk throughout tho
week.
Refreshing showers and warm weather have
done much towards improving the prospects of
the crops,
Pricesa stin unsettled. Below are the latest
quotations:
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.
No. spring wheat 81 so; No 2l 30; Fall 81 so.
Corn 95@9sc y bush.
Rye $780,
Potatoes 60075c. Scarce in market
Butter 22O25c.
Eggs loo.
Shoulders lie; hams l7c; sides l2c.
White BeanS-Common TO good $l,OO0l rs;
prime navy $3,OO@3,5O.
Hay-Tlmethy $ll per ton for loose, SIS for
tight pressed.
IEs-(wHoLEsALE RArEs)
Sugar-N o 2002c; Portland 10000; Mus.
cavado ISOLDE; N Y A q; b 26c; crushed and
Molasses-Golden Syrup $l,s5@l,4O; Honey
gnio 81 Refinery si,l5; Extra Honey Syrup sl,l5
Co,ffee-i6@47c; Java 5lc.
Rice @l4c.
Soap-Palm 8; family 7; German SIC.
Candles.star 0@2lc; summer pressed l5]5;
stearine IN
Tsas ha. tss H si ~ S0sl Imperial size
fobacco-Dark sweet 57@65c; Medium brands
0O97Oc; gold and natural leaf 9Oc@$l 90.
Nails-Best brands 81, rs, rates.
Glass-sxl0 City 5000; l0xl2 81, 25 rates.
Cordage 24@25c y h; home made l5c.
Fruit-Green apples none In market; dried lOL
OIL 2 10 =; dried peaches. II a@ls11c raisins N Il
So layer $5,7s9s.
Fish-No mackerel, bbls $lSQ02O,OO; No 2 SIS, 90
@NOO; No l half bbis ST., 90; No s, COOS, $50;
family mackere, hf bbls S7,250s,OO; Kits 500
a., l5; hf bbs No white fish $1,000.
SUNDRIES.
Wood q, 100000.
Hides-Dry Flint Ice; green Sc; calf lOc.
Feathers SOC.
Cheese-l6@lSc.
Beef Cattle 405l5c gross extra &c.
Wool-Clean tubwashed 7O07c; unwashed Il
less.
Ss oil sSsss ssta =; n ns q oil
retail 81 80; fish Oil 81, 35Sll, 40.
Beeswax 45aD5Oc.
Whisky 81 80.
| 2hoop buckets = doz 1886; 3 hoop do 1875.
hoop tubs y nest $500; 2 hoop do $3.50; 8
hoop do $3.50.
Rags-Cotton sc.
Bar Iron 7l2QD8c.
Ola Iron a4Slc , n; copper l214@l5c y N; Brass
Exchange-on New York u = cent. bankable
funds; Philadelphia, Boston and Cincinnati 4
| p cent; st Louis and Chicago u cent
DRY GOODSHRETAIL.]
Sheetings and Shirtings 3O@65c;
Drills, S0D50c;
Prints, 25(035c;
De LANES, 3OQD3)c;
Ginghams, 40950;
Clark IL Coates spool, 81 so;
| Skein thread; 81 ,50@2,0O;
Farmers and Mechanics cashmere, 81, 000l ,25;
| Skirt braid, 20;
| Corset Jeans, 4OGa5Oc;
Denims, 4O075c;
Ticking, 4OV75c.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01
LYONS KATHA1RON.

Kathairon is from the Greek word 'tKathro," Of
'Ksthairo, signifying to cleanse reuvinnte and
sore. This article Is what its name signifies. For
restoring and identifying the human hair
t 10 the remarkable preparation in the world -.
again owned and put up by the original proprietor
md 10 now made with the same care, skill and atten.
Non which gave it sale Of million bottles Per
snnum.
II 10 most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dondruf
1t keeps the head cool and clean.
1t makes the hair rich soft ana glossy.
Itprevents the hair from falling Off nd turning gray
1t restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values a beautiful head
u hair al orld Lyons KsthairOn tits known and
used e. out the civilized world. Sold by all re.
spects -.
rTg!ss. BARNES 4 co., Propristors,
New York.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

GAME LAw.-The killing of woodcock
is forbidden by law except between the
1st of July and the 1st of January
Prairie chickens may be killed at any
time between the LIST of August and the
LIST of February. The fine for violation
of the law is S. in each and every case.
in force is regarded as evidence of it's
violation, making those liable to the
penalty who buy as we'll as those who
kill such game.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

n@- Strangers visiting Chicago are
astonished at its rapid growth, palatial
residences and memmoth stores. Among
the latter is "Putman's Clothing EN-
porium, the oldest retail establishment in
the city" You are more amazed at the
unprecedented ''low prices" at which
he clothes the millions who flock there.
Visit him when in that city, and you
will see how it is done.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01
KILLED.

Near Camden. Ark. April 18th, 1864 JOHN W..
STANLEY, member of Capt. ESTES company,
18th Iowa-aged % years and Is days.
He was shot in the breast, but fingered two
hours in great agony, dying Il willing sacrifice
for his country. Friends mourn deeply his I'M
timely fate, but are consoled with the reflection
that he died as patriot, and leaves an unfair
nshed name behind
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

~ A number of years have elapsed since the
introduction of Hostetter's Celebrated Bitters
to the public. The prejudice existing in tho
minds of many persons against what are de-
nominated patent medicines at first greatly re-
tarded its sale: but as its virtues and merits be-
came known, this barrier of prejudice was over
thrown, and the demand increased so rapidly
that in q few years scarcely q village existed in
the United States in which the afflicted had not
experienced the benefits arising from the use OF
the "Bitters,' and at the present day there are
for the great merits Of the article. No greater
cure for dyspepsia can be found. See advertise
ment. For sale by druggists and dealers gener-
ally every where. je3dawlm
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

The Tnionists of Muscatine county are invited
to assemble in Mass Convention at the Court
House, in the city of Muscatine, on Saturday,
the I'd day of July next, at ten O'Clock p. M, for
the purpose OF selecting delegates to attend the
state Congressional and Judicial Union Con-
yentions to be held soon thereafter, and for the
transaction of such other business as may De
deemed necessary to secure Il triumphant Victo
nv Mt the polls in November.
> WIN. F. DAVIS, Chm Central Com.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

FRACTURED THIGH.-John Cochrane,
lad about six years of age, living with
his mother on Seventh street, fell
through hatchway Tuesday night and
fractured his thigh. DR.. Hershe set the
fractured limb, which is in fair way to
rncnvar
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01
ST. Louis, June d.

: -, ST. LOUIS, JUNE u.
: Spriue Extra Flour S7,75@ss,50. Wheat slow
at k6@yLp5 for extra range Of grades. Corn
steady af ,32@sl,t5. Oats firm at 93&96c. Rye
81, 3eoeA& Beans s., 80 eTbushel with the bar
rels. Hay quiet at $50 per ton for loose pressed
timothy. Potatoes SOc per bushel Butter Csc.
Lard l7cs Ness pork $40. Rio coffee 4sc per Id.
Sugars unchanged. Salt $3,75G$3,oO.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

WORMS! WoRMs!-Mothers save your
Thousands of Children die
yearly from Worms whose lives might
be saved. Mothers, use DR.. ChurchiWs
Worm Lozenges which will surely kill
and expel them from your children.
Children will eat them as readily as any
candy. For Coughs, Colds, &C., use
;Shletds Compound Cough L0zenges.
For sale by all druggists in Muscatine
and by druggists everywhere.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01
WAR CLAIM
VI AGENCY
Columbus City, Louisa Co., IoVa.

Columbus City, Louisa Co., lo'a.
Wives, fathers, mothers, brothers or sisters
are entitled to pay and bounty OF deceased SOL
diers.
Soldiers who have served two years in the
war, or who have been discharged on account Of
wounds received in the service, are entitled to
one hundred dollars bounty.
Mothers, widows, children or sisters of de.
ceased soldiers or seamen, dying of wounds re-
ceiyed or of disease contracted in the military
or naval service of the United States, are enti-
tied to pensions.
Claims of all kinds against the government
collected, and prompt returns made.
Also, Land Warrants obtained due officers
and soldiers who served in the Indian wars ana
in the wars from 1872 up to the war of 1881.
MAD. B. STINE./
je26dW1W Government Claim As61t.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-Thes stable
of Cyrus Hawley, near the Public
Square, on the hill, was struck by light
ming during the thunder storm of Sat
urday afternoon, and consumed, togeth-
er with small lot of hay and corn.
Loss about 5000.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-07-01

n@- Letters received Wednesday state
that the 18th Iowa did not lose any kill
ed inthe late battles in Georgia. Several
were wounded. The only name we
have heard mentioned is Lieut.. Cary.