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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
THE NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE.
SNYDER g. WALTERs,
229 BROAD WAY, NEW YORK.
Patent Soliciting House and Patent Com

229 OADW.AY NEW YORK.
Patent Soliciting House and Patent Com
mission House Combined T. ~
COLIClTING.--This Company will act a. Attorneys
= for securing dPatsnts for new inventions in this
country and Europe on the most reasonable terms.-
Conduct Infringement Csses-snd procure renewals 81
Our Exhibiion Rooms ~sd Gslx.p Depsrtmsms.-We r..
specially submit 20 tho public that il the only
Roam that h:
Department attached. On Patents taken out BY We
require no advance foe for selling. -
$40 Patent Sellers throughout the country who depend
Wholly for their supply Of Patents upon Our Exhib
Mon Rooms CORNER Broadway and BARCLAY streets in
& r.: s sp. s' ::
Ing Investments 10 valuable Patents. for the purpose Of
rsselng in ~hile other and heavier cap
tslsts are always ready TO purchase useful Patent
and engage in Its manufacture and thus lnora-
asgmenting are fully suacient to absorb the entirs
supply Of Patents being issued. and ut fair prices.
Censignmelts Of PAtents for sale respectfully
wanted in every county and town who have fixed places
q busnessto such we will pay $50 quarter. and
Per cont on all sales. to act Age.ta for the
planaton toee hour or per day. Of the models Of
such patents u may BE- placed in their hands for
r. good statesmen Who will give their whole time to
Agents wantsd. 4 fair salary. 0 - $3.50
will be required to give some satisfactory -
crrt Or deposit the cost price Of models which will bs
sNYDHR : WALTERS. No. 220 BsesAwsy.
1HrHRMcss.-.ws, tbs undsrslgnsd, doing business
!, Nsy York City, do .uthor.s Joseph Walter: and
snt Office. refer Us, and believe they will conduct
their business upon ssrictly honera1ls prsse!plss
ESQ., Importer IS M.d ssF1 s.ps
City ". L. Taylor, Esq, banker, !e Wall e.. N =.
CITY; 0hss q: voorhees,. ESQ., Banker, 40 Pine g.:
sy 5SSn %nos Emp
sion, Bowling Green, n 7. City; John W. Kirby,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

COUNTERFEIT (" GRnENBAcKs LOOK Our
Saturday evening a medium sized, sandy
complexioned nan entered the clothing store
Of Block & Bro, and purchased bill Of
clothing amounting to fifteen dollars, which
he paid for with one hundred dollar SCREEN.
back" He then went to the clothing store
Of Simon Kahn, on the corner of Mulberry
and Fifth streets, where he also purchased a
small bill of clothing, paying for it as before,
with one hundred dollar note. At the jew.
elrY store of Durfee & Go. he purchased q
watch for twenty-five dollars, and another al
the store Of Izydor Nisrel, paying for them
In one hundred dollar notes and receiving
change. On further examination yesterday
the bills turned out to be worthless, being
well executed countsrfeits. These spurious
notes have almost simultaneously made their
appearance IN nearly all the cities in the West.
At Chicago several men have been arrested
for passing them. There is no doubt but q
large gang are engaged in circulating them.
Look out for them. The utterer Of the notes
passed in this city last Saturday night has Of
course disappeared, and may next be heard
Of in some Of our neighboring towns. The
notes are tolerably well executed and will
readily pass as genuine. The shading Of the
word United States on the face Of the coun.
terfeit Is heavier than that of the genuine,
and BY close observation it viii Be seen that
the ink has : blurred appearance.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

lounging attitude, which was thespecial de-
testation of his wife.
"And wet, too, perceive" said his wife,
kindly and, rising, she went quietly from
the room and returned bearing plate with
tempting luncheon in one hand and brush
in the other. The former she placed in her
husbands hand with the latter she brushed
the drops Of rain from his neck and shoul-
ders. 3.fT Gss - 8A94z9 aSte -
"Why, Ellen. what does this mean p"
And Mr.. Charles Jaynes looked up at his
wife in unaffected astonishment.
II was afraid you would take cold" was
the pleasant answer. pfi
He took the plate in one hand, whilc the
other drew tho face of his wife down to his
for warmer kiss than she had received for
five years. ''This seems like the good old
times, don't it, Ellen p A"" }Ei
~ wish they would como back again p was
her answer, and she returned the kiss.
| After he had gone, our heroine brushed up
seem much of task, although there were Ger
tainly more spots than the day before As it
had been raining ever since. The door. mat
was not neglected again that day, and the
wardrobe came home in the afternoon. like
wise the desired oilcloth. .,. 49,, y.
Ellen kept her resolution, though many
times sorely tempted-for the habits of years
are not SO easily broken up, and Charles many
times muddied the carpet, turned the new
wardrobe inside out in search Of some articles
which were never there, and forgot many er.
rands, important though they were. But she
was determined to be patient many muir
muring word was denied utterance by firmly
closed lips. Many times did she pray fol
strength and self control but she achieved
the greatest of all victoriss-she conqursd
herself. ... .o.---.-1a-
At the end of the month, Mr.. Jsynes said
to his wife: us
/ "Come, Ellen, pack your trunks, and w
will pay your father and mother that lonl
promised visit. have made arrangement
in my business so that We can have nice
long vacation, and we will throw care to the
winds, and have famous time Of it,"
"Indsed, Charles, should like to 60 but
after all, we don't need to 60 far from home
in search of happiness, do wei"
Like the Dutton's, for instance" said he,
husband, with mischievons smile.
',Ay, the Duttons," with an answering
smile. ..lsa,..l. 4.. .s -
Nevertheless. We will have our journey
though, you have been such dear, darling
wife lately that my own home seems psra
disc p And the husbands face was very
neat hers Is she finished speaking-vsrJ
near indeed D. -t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

~ Sambo, why am a Chimney-sweep de
happiest man aliyef ,e..s -
Ksze-kaze be knows de joys of the FIRE
No, try ag'in, Sambo. s =.e. ses =
Kaze none OBJ the;ladies, rich or poor, can
do without him. W. O
No, try ag'in. assa- 49,.
Oar, dar 1 glib him up, 's'sspao 9''
We'll, because he is always we'll sooted
[suited. ,re,.,.,,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF


Coughs, Colds, Isluenza, Hearseuess,
Group, Dronchilis, Hncipkent Com
sumption, and fags 4ae Meliac
90 in advanced Stages
" g., 49, Of the Disease,
This Is q remedy SO universally known to surpass
any other for the of throat and lung complaints
that it is useless here to publish the evidence Of its
virtues, Its unrivalled excellence for coughs and
colds. and its truly wonderful cures of pulmonary
disease, have made it known throughout the civil
lied nations of the earth. Few are the oommunities
or even families, among them who have not some
personal exaerienss u ITS eaeets = some living
and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs.
AS all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders,
and rs they know too, the effects of this remedy
we need not do more than to assure them that Il has
NOW aith virtues that it did have uiccin making
the cures which have won strongly upon tbs
confidence of mankind. : -.sa
Prepared by Dr.. J. q. AVER 4 Co., Lowell, Mass.
p. q. Stone, j.. B. Dougherty. J. II Canon 4 Go.
Graham Bros, and Henry Geiss, Museatine, Iowa.
June25 DIT pr v ins-w1y ="
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

CALLS WELL That ENDS WILL" - A
young, tolerably good-looking and highly
festive male country ''skuls teacher" was
arrested by Marshal James yesterday, after a
pretty hard chase, and lodged in the Gala
bose, on an information fled by young
lady Of this city on charge Of seduction
The young man after few hours Of redec-
ton, became psnitent and offered his fortune,
his hand and his heart, to tho young lady, to
have, to hold and to keep in fec simple, until
death do them part, which magnificent offer
was accepted and the twain made one by
Justice Misty. We wish them . happy and
prosperous voyage DER life's troubled sea.
-DGily, 25h.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
,s,s.,-.a sa BE WISE In TIAEl
BE WISE IN TIMEl
BE WISE IN4TIMEl
BE WlSn ~ LINN! s'i'.-- "'ti-

disease destroy your constitution Trya bot.
10 Of my pERI0nIoAL DROPS. .nd ven VIII bs salts
asd that am NO impostsr. Tell your aficted friend
What restored the bloom Of health your cheeks and
hereby confer . favor more valuable than gold For
painful scanty Mensyration It IL Just the thing
have now in my mind an instsncs Of . lady who hs1
ssn suffering from painful Msustraation two three
sars con nning her to her room each time. She had
ppisd to several eminent physicians without relief
whsnoneb bottle OF my DRoPssnttrsly cured her.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

True happiness is Of retired nature,
and an enemy to pomp and noise. 1t arises,
= -, ~ 8 go. Mace from the enjoyment OF one s
self-and in the next, from the Tlenusnrp
and conversation of few se!cc. companions.
1t loves shade and solitude, and maturity
haunts groves and fountains. In short, it
feels everything it wants within itself, and
receives no addition from multtudes Of wit
nesses and spectators. On the contrary, false
happiness loves to be in crowd, and to draw
the eyes Of the world upon it. 1t does not
receive any satisfaction from the applause
which it gives itself, but from the admiration
it raises in others. 1t folrishes in courts
and palaces, theatres and assemblies, and has
no existence when it is not looked upon.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

H Old Dobbs says it is remarkable
fact that the most eloquent eulogy on matri.
nlony which he ever saw, was penned by
Washington Irving who lived to ripe old
age,and died . Baehezor! Dobbs thinks that
the eulogy wouldn't have been written at al.
If Irving had fooled away his time in cultivst.
ing young responsibilities in accordance with
the genius Of the married state.- Desmoine,
Req. sHfte ''i ~ ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
TESTIMONIALS:

Fl -. ---t. - WAsHINGToN, Jan. :. 1862. ?
WV. RAIsfoN:-I have used your Cattle Powder
and ould state that it possesses the qualities Of
toning and renovating the stomach, removing in
some degree the morbific matter. can recon-
mend for all horses in private use, where the
system is not too much deblitated. ,- l..-. "a
J.P. TURNER, Veterinary Surgeon
For the u. =. Govt, Washington, D. G..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

-al8- VII ma VV1ed0ne -.
What's the use of a seat Of war to stand.
ing armyi za q
Sin has great many tools, but lie is the
handle that fits them all.
/ The first and greatest thing in rhetoric is
to have something to say.
When you are running from a mad bull,
to be slow isn't to be sure.
1t would be a bad thing for child to gel a
wasp in his mouth, but he can't even say his
alphabet without getting b in it.
A shilling spent idly by fool, may. be
picked up by . wise man, who knows better
what to do with it; SO it is not lost.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

Nothing that 10 not wholesome. genial and restora-
tive in it's into the composition of hOS
Aration contains mineral Of any kind, no deadly
botanical element; fiery exctant; but It is com.
bination Of the extracts bslsamic herbs and
plants with the purest aud mildest Of all dinusivs
stimulants. 80 81,
II IL we'll to te forearmed against disease, 70 far
the human system can protected by human means
against maladies sngendered BY an unwholesoms at
mosphsre, impure water and other external causes,
HOSTBTTER'j BITTERs may be relied on ~ SAFE
On ard In districts infested with s@ q
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

SMALL Po1.-A simple and efficient RENE
dy for small pox, which cured 5000 cases in
Engnuu, tskrn1n NJ stages of the disease, is
30 simple that it can not be too widely dis,
seminated. It is as follows: Cream Of Tar
tar, I o.; Rhubarb, 10 grains; Gold Water,
1pint. The dose is from quarter to half a
pint. In severe cases half pint dose should
be administered. In cases characterized by
delifium great benefit has been obtained by
applying bottle of hot water to the feet
A plenty Of fresh air is important, and an
outdoor airing at the earliest period practica.
bic is recommended. When applied in the
earliest stage of the eruption, it is arrested
and suppuration prevented without any inju'
rious result. The mixture should be well
stirred or shaken Immediately before admin.
istering it g .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
The Only Safe Stinsuld,,t,

from sound and inuocuous NIT.
RAILS and entirely free from the acid eements present
81 less In ell the ordinary and stomachics
he day. fFN27-
No family medicine has been 10 universally, and, II
nay b truly added dessruedly popular with the intsS
gent portion Of the. community, q ~. III
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS

which must be experienced witnessed
before they be uly apprecisted In Of Cts.
sei1sosal Wesfasa, HNsstss Decay and Debility and
Dssrsptitude arising from Old Age. 1t exercises the
electric nnnence In the convalescent stages Of eli
the powers Of nature relaxed operates
force and re-establfsh them,
/. Last, but not least, It il -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

Ny DROPS TO CURE Suppression Of the Msnsss iron
hatsvsr cause. though care should b taken to ~.
certain II pregnancy be the cause, ~ these DROPS
would be 4ues to produce wssesEags, they Will also
certainly PREvENT conception. II taken two or three
days before the monthly psriod therefore wish 1t
istiAotly understood that do not hold myself rsspen
ibl asqA sussd under such circumstances.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

A GOOD Chance for Farmers.
|1E F.OlOSE . co.. vf Iowa Oity, ofBer 10 furnish
MI /. farmers of Muscatins and adjoining counties
FLAX SIZED
10 eUv ths Spring. on the most Hbtsal tsrmsths par
car Of which can b asoertainsd By spplying 1t onE
oes, thsy having appointed q tnsir AGENTS y this
pIecs. ailsi-s-.s =. u. nAOUA W.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

n9- A ridiculous story about the ROSTERS
roostng on the trees in Indiana being found
frozen dead, turned upside down, hangne by
their claws from the limbs, during the late
cold snap, has been going the rounds of the
press, and its well hit by an exchange which
says that zone Of the frozen ROSTERS had bis
last crow sticking eleven inches out Of bis
mouth, and frozen stiff p
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

A NOBLE RHco2D.-According to the -
port of Mrs. Wittenmyer, State Sanitary
Agent, to the Governor and Legislature, the
number Of packages (boxes and barrels) do
mated by the entire State for the past year,
was two thousand seven hundred and twenty.
three, of which number Muscatine county
alone furnished rroRF HunDAxD AND SEVENTY
EIGHT packages. Nearly 'ons-third Of all the
goods furnished BY the State of Iowa for
sanitary purposes donated by single county,
and that county containing half the popuIa-
ton and wealth ofseveral others in the STATED
The estimated value Of the packages sent
from this county. taking the estimate estab-
lished by the Des Moines Convention of $40
per package, gives US rHrsrr-nvr THOUSAND
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY DOLLARS, or an
average Of about two dollars for every man,
woman and child within the borders of the
county. This estimate Is under rather than
over the value Of the packages sent from
here, many of which were worth, at their
$ctuM caSu vsluvs -~,~.~--- .-,---a ..us.-,
none less than twenty-five dollars. Well
may we be proud of our record. We doubt
if another county in the Union of equal pop
ulation, not excepting the wealthy counties
Of Eastern States, can produce ~ glorious .
record. Muscatine has given her sons and
her treasures without stint to the noble cause.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

@Said Dinah to Sambo, a they were TAX.
ing a loving promenade: $50 T. u rs
Sambo, what your 'opinion bout de mar.
RED iiie think it the most hsppiestf ( q,
Well, I'll tell you, dat are ponds altoesthes
howdey enjoy themselves. g.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
HOSTETTRR's BITTERs.

Pss,srsd By HosrErrxR,s SMITH, Pitt,,,,e.
KsnnSylvania. i; IS 49, : = :
s.ld b Ill Drusssts. aroesss and storsksspas sss-
YW1eSs. How. 20W1y.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
CANNOT DO HARM
CANNOT DO HARM
CANNOT DO HARM!
CANNOT Do. HARM

Icould faraish any quantity Of testimonials oft
efficacy my own patients. bit the prsctes Of pa.
radlpg bought and Acttoqs ones before the public il
prevalent do not deem It advisable Ny object 10
to place my medicine before the public, net alone to
mako money but do good. 1t IL provsrbiay Of
Ladies that not ten perfectly
can be found in any one vicinity. t -.r
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

Basil Duke, the guerrilla, is Yale gradu-
ate Of 1846. he Il now in Fort Delaware. .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
ssINSAN1TY AND CONSUMPTION

Many Of the Of their suffering. is4as
But NoHE WILL CoNTYss--1HE RECORDS OF THE INsAxH
A0YLU1S . gs -
Add Melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear witness
10 the Truth of the assertion. ss1.l
The Constitution once effected with Organic Weak
requires the aid Of Medicine Strengthen aud
vl6orato tho System, ~ Il u 2 VI q b.
W1;cA HELxs0ED's EXTRACT BUCHU ssyariably does.
A trial will convince che NEST skeptical.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

NYs7IaloUs DISAPPEARANCE o. An Or1l-
c.s.-On the passage up the river, of the
18th regiment, Captain Mellinssr, Of 90. I,
disappeared. He was hast seen just below
Keokuk, about four o'clock 10 the afternoon
The next morning at nine, his cap and coat
were found in his state room, but no trace
could be obtained of his whereabouts. II
was supposed by some that he got of the
boat at Keokuk and was left behind. Severa
days have elapsed since, but no word can be
had from him, although dispatches were SEM
to Keokuk making inquiries about him. II
is now feared that be fell overheard during
the night and was drowned. His wife went
down to Keokuk on the Jennie Whipple yes
terdsy. We trust he may yet turn up al
right.-Daily, 25th,
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+ DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
=. ttlai.au- b -":Q:---- a.'t..lst4 -- '-fl %
Take no more Balsam, Mercury, or unpleasant 1sdi'
Dimes for unpleasant aud dangerous diseases.
HELNDOLD's EXTRACT BUOHU AND lMPR0y-
h ED ROSE WASH CUAES I'd el1ts1
+ SECRET DISEASES H
In all their stages, - At little Expense
Little or no change In Diet, No inconvenience

Little or no change In Diet, Ia No Inconvenience
- Amd Exposure. 81 30 $50 #.
It causes frequent desire and gives TO URN
ate thereby Removing Otatructsous, Preventing and
Curing striesurss Of the Uiet4ra siiaying Pain and
inflammation frSqusnt in the class Of Diseases end
sxP.lling al Poisoned. DssG1ed md WORKOUT Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THovaANHa Nha have been the VIC
Tins Of Quscks aud who have psid Heavy fees to bl
cured in short time have found they wers deceived
and that the "POIBON' has, by the use Of 'powerfu
astringens been dried up in the SYSTEM to break out
in aggravated form, sud pEsaAss after Marriage.
Use HxLxaoIDs Exr8Acr Bvczu for all and
dlseAssi 81 the URINARY DREAMS, whether existing
IN MALE or FEMALE, from vhstsvsr cause original
Ing and no matter of HOW LONG STANDING. i-ly 81
Dlisases Of these Organs require the aid Of DJU
RETIC. HEtAR0LhB EXTRACT nuoHv1 TIKI
GREAT DIURR4IO and 10 csstata 10 have the dssiret
effect IN ali nssssss for which Il 10 M
Evidence OF the most reliable and responsible char
aeter will accompany the medicine. 71h ~ 70
1875 n.a3A ll-Iac-- 81. -.---9- ~ St l.i
Price 81 per bottle, or six for %
nalivored IN .ddpaaa al from
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
BY w. FURNAS.2
Ononwa, Louisa County, Iowa.

If y0u t00nt the original patent-
IF y0u ,Dant the best in use. r..
If yo1 soont The latest Improved e,
y ,F,URNAe PLoW, ss-. d
iDUY OF w. TURNAS, Patsntee and Manufactures
ID Of the HawkEys CultiyatOr, which took the first
premiums ae the Iowa State Fair, the Scott Ccupty
Pair. Davenport, Iowa, and the AcLane County Fair
held ct Bloomington, H. By test, In the Fall OF
This Pow patented Dec. Sd. 1851. and Feb. 1864
''isj 90 TO the Public:
The undersigned j. now getting . large number Of
Oulsvstors made In the citss Of Muscatine lows and
A0lins, Ill two years since this Guilt.
vator wsa invented during which time It has int
great favorn noighborhoods whore 1t has been used
haSSAAfahy' testimonials from the best farmers In
Southern Iowa. whore 1t has been known since in
venton, bearing out IN tho statement that IL thu
mast perfect working plow and easiest mausgsd
for eultf waiting thai has been invented All
theas wapinG eultvators Of ths riding class will do well
70 the late improved pows, which consists Of thu
Oint footed can't be broken by catching root and
the killing arrangement made that the two inside
feet be ~ stsd to throw the dirt from
the corn may be wanted. To plows ssnSi II
your order early the lack OF material s such thai
all will not bs accommodated. " A'-'- Nv
.ei..t...-.t. WILKINSON PURNAs.
Feb. "a, 1854 win. datw 1t. +. ...- ~,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

sstabe remedy and Thousands who resort TO Il un-
der apprehenson Of IN attack, escape the scourgs
protective qualities in advance. are cured BY very
brief courses Of this marvellous medicine Fever and
Ague patients, after being piled with quinine for
months in vain, until fairly saturated with that dan.
alkaoid not unequently restored to health
within few days by the use Of 'r-t 1871 ~. III
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
Fem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

In many Affections peculiar 70 Females, the ExrlAc7
Buonu IL unssuallsd by any othpr remedy, In Chic
ross or Retention Irreguiarit, Raihfulsssv Sup.
preston OF Customary EvaOuatens liberated scfr
rhsus state Of the Uterus. hoe Whites Stsr
lily and flr all oomplaipts iucidsnt to tbs sex,
whsthSr arising from indiscretion Habits Of Disspa.
ton, or In the ,..-- q. .r.. -..-. --. 81
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1THEzJOURNAL..

WMrEn WHlAF KuLsD.-We learn that
the severe cold spell ii A7sbraafy, .ster the
thaw BY which the snow WAS melted; be- had
the effect Of killing the greater part OF the
winter wheat that mr. been sown. Where 1t
was protected BY the snow that had been
driftsd, it looks splendid, but tho most OF the
crop in this county is killed. >l
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01

Les1,s9R 9WAsHlNeroH, Oct. i6;> 1867. I
WV. RA4sToN-Dear SIR: Having tried the GstA
tie Powder, Manufactured by you, consider it q
good article for the diseases of horses and as good
preparation as there is in the market. =
5s'k' SRI p HIRAM WRIGHT, 5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-04-01
IT IS SURE TO CURE E&g2a &
1T Is SURE TO CUREio Alr5l
...1 1T is SURE TO. CUREl 9lda
aa, 1T is SURE TO UUREi

Il 10 impossible to enjoy the bopsa Of health. and
vvAsJ Of spirits, unless Asnsss regular 70
tAe time, the quantity and quality. when they are
ebstructed. nature makes her Efforts to obtain for
some other outlet. and unlsss those srts Of nature
are assisted the patient usually experiences Dsspon.
dsney, Nervousness, and finally CORRUPTION ~.
sunes it, sway. and prsmAtursly terminates missra
bic life. fa 81. l-.' t.t.4- .' ~ ID