Muscatine Evening Journal from Muscatine, Iowa • 4

War Killed. A man named H. I. Bos-worth bad his head and right arm Tke leva editorial Iicirtlon Bait Lake aodtkt Joaraey Tklther. CITY ITBY7D.

CITY A.HSTJD Iragte LOCAI. NOTICES rra-, -r rzj I "The tailor make the man" or. in other word, you look a great deal more like a man by having yoxxt log made expressly for yon at C. A. Griffin's.

dwom The above has been rennlng in our paper some time. Iast evening we determined to ascertain tbe troth of the assertion, and accordingly called at Mr. Griffin'- store, and found he had not told tha people about thoee genuine Alexandre kid gloves, fine Balbrlgsan, Hale Thread and Cotton HalMIose, rocket Handkerchiefs, CuCs, Collar, lipoma, Neikliea and i Bow, fine underwear. Gauze Under-ahirtu, Jeans Draper, the best (white) Shirts ever made, and the manyolber article with which hi shelves are loaded. Glxtlemex C.

A. Griffin want voar trade, and as an inducement for you to trade with him he will endeavor to keep the largest stock of caa-slmeres, broadcloths, and elegant suitings, to select from, and will sell them at bottom prices by the yard, or make them up in the best style of the art. Foreign and domestic Cloths of all kln3, Broadcloths of every desirable shade, at C. A. Griftin's.

ranted all right. Can been seen at Terry's. 6 tf Money to loan in sums from $300 to $500, on approved real estate security. may ltf T. D.

Smith, Agt. Base balls and bats, base balls and Bats at DemorestA $640 will pay for a good eighty acre farm, eight miles, from Muscatine. The farm is fenced, and under cultivation, and has a one story frame lipase. Terms easy. ti T.

Smith, Agent. For purity and strength John 8. Dunham's Yeast Powder is unequalled. Try it and you will use no other. leod3m' Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will give more relief In eases of chronic rheumatism, no matter bow severe than any other article known to med cal men.

Who wants a Fi rst-Class Piano? We can offer great inducements to any one who wants to purchase a first-class piano direct from the manufacturers. Apply at this office. dtf Holloway's Ointment. The penetrative and healing action of this potent salve Is a marvel throughout the world. Nothing else should be relied on In scrofula, cancer, salt rheum, erysipelas and externa Injuries.

Bold 7S Maiden Lane, N. Y. Price. S5 cents per box or pot. Ask for new style old Is counterfeited.

Loveliness on the Increase. A marked Increase of female loveliness is the eye delighting reeultoCthe Immense popularity which Hagan's Magnolia IBalm bat obtained among the ladles of America. Complexions radiant with snowy purity and tinged with the roseate hue of health axe commonly met with whenever It is used. For the sallow and nn wholesome appearance of the face and neck, which utterly counterbalances the effect of any personal attraction tbe owner may possess, it substitutes that clear, pearl-like complexion which is snch a transcendant charm In woman, venders the roughest skin as soft as Genoa velvet. No one Is more astonished than the person nslng it at the marvelous transformation which It effects In these particulars.

Skik Diseases. Perry's Improved Comedone and Pimple Remedy. The Skin Medicine of the Age. Is war ranted to cure red, white and mattered pimples, flesh, and blotched disfigurations of the face. Prepared only by Dr.

B. C. Perry Dermatologist, 49 Bond street. New York. Sold by druggists everywhere Mh 16-deod Cm For moth patches, freckles and tan on tue lace, use ferry 's mom ana freckle lotion.

It Is reliableand harm less. Sold by all druggists. Depot 49 Bond New York. Mh 16 deod 6ux Henderson's Buchu, tbe great diu- rptin. an urjfsilinn reuiedv for all dia- eaaes of the Kidneys and Bladder, also for dyspepsiaor indigestion, llatulency or wind tue stoinacn.

lne most distressing cases of female weakness and uterine comrilaints are perma nently cured by Henderson's Buchu It is unequalod by any known remedy for tbe cure of dropsy, gravel, and all gout7 and rheumatic affections. It is a specific remedy for expelling all pin and tape worms. It is prescribed by eminent physicians in chronic affec tions of the liver. For ea'e by all druKgists. See advertisement in this issue.

Junel3dwiy 9EIJSrXSB2Ea3GSE. MUSCATINE TRADE. STEINS Continue to sell Kicc Furni ture very cheap. HSfOur Ijoung-es, bprincr Ueds, Cot ton. Hair and Wool Mat tresses cannot be beat in America, Canada or Europe.

Ice Cream LI CHEVIOT SHIRTS E. B. LEWIS FRENCH CHINA, Plain stone China Fine Glassware, Table Cutlery, Silver Plated Ware. AZfulLTassortment of eoodt adapted toltlxe want! of all classes of buyers and at low prices, just received FOR THE SPRING TRADE AT TJPE CROCKERY STORE severed from his body by being run 'over by a freight train on the B. A M.

rm Fairfield, last Sunday night. Mementoes. Our editorial excur slonists brought home with them from Salt Lake and the Rocky Mountains and Plains specimens of Salt Lake water, a sprig of sage brush, a tuft of peculiar grass growing In Salt Lake Valley, pieces or white granite with which the Mormon Temple is being built, red sand stone from Green river, white alkali soil from the uplands be tween Laramie and Green river, sev oral specimens of granite from the Rocky Mountains, moss agates found near Bridger and several species of Cacti from the Platte Valley, together with a lot of mineral specimens kindly presented by Nathan Stein, (brother of our fellow-townsman, Philip Stein, who is in charge of the Branch of the Utah National Bank at Corinne. Excursion to Dcbcqoe. The ex cursion of members of the High School and their friends to Dubuque le't last nfght on the magnificent steamer Clinton.

A number of our citizens went to the boat to see them off, and as it remained several hours at the landing a dance was improvised for the occasion. The excursionists will no doubt have a pleasant and profitable time. The following Is a list of tbeir names, as kindly furnished to us by Mr. Witter: r. M.

Witter, lThoa. Clara LI Ulbridge. I.ucy lilock, Anna C'haUaway, Theron Thompson, Jannie Ctiattaway, Abram Uretner, Mra.J. N.ti-tocnenck, Wm.LangrJdge. Mra.

K. Ilocli, BoloruonltottiBchild, Kale ilocli. ank Hawyer, I'behe Dennett, Addle Jonea, Carrie ftewton Hine, Wm. McCatupbeU, Jaa. Seldon, Charlea Oarlock, lira.

Mary Hreut, Mrm. K. W. II. Urent, Charles Ilenuelt, Zeke, Jainea HU John.

Hullo WaaliiMirn, NellleJiiHhoa, Abble Cadle, Kate Caatner, Kranlc ackaoo, Asuer WIdJitleld, -KdwardCook, Sisters School Commencement. We publish below the programme of the commencement and exhibition of the Sisters' School, which takes place next Friday evening Ofeeting Bone All the pupils. Halulalory Miss A. Phelpa, Miss Mamte stockdala, March Celeste Miixt U. Ileuer.

Examination Day Mlanes lieu ft r. Marnhv. Daniels, Brown. Tyler, Anson, Ilarry.Mein- ard, Craig and Kjran. luett "kjcao uu Mont Blanc," Misses Rothach Id and Brrne.

Choice of Kesidence Mlsaes Phelps, Mc-Kenna, Reiley, Moran, Regan, Murphy and Uarrettson. MonK "Vale of Cliamounl," Miss M.Cral. Child's Philosophy Mimes Aumu and Mai-key. Luett "IITrovatore" (Melnotte), Mimes Ueuer and II. Murphy.

i The May CJueen Musical and floral drama. Queen of May, Mlwi L. Ltanlrls; Misses liarry, Murpny, Uelss. roller and B.ock: six flayers Willi a directress. Mlw Tyler, Craig, Brown, Ansnn.

llyan, ilackey aud Moran; lairy queen. Alias Uarrettsou; four maids of honor, MlKxea Stockdale, Mc- Cullough. Perkins and ltothHcbild; falrieN, MlKxea Uarrettson, Arnold. Kothschild, Htockdale, McCullougta and t-helps. Ilealingof Jalrua iMughtcr MUa K.fJar- rettson.

Duett "I They MIm me at Home?" Misses Phelps and Hohaab. Dialogne "Llltle Augela." Duett "Kloatlnis on the Wind," Misses Garrettson and Murphy. "Faith. Hope and CUnrlty," MlMial Craig, Anson and iScUaab. Hon The Seoa." Dialogue A liopwiess Case," Mbues Murdoch aud Oelsa.

Hlgnal March Miss A.Phelpo. Iialoeue "ScWool Coinmltl-e. Due) "Vienna March," Mixscs Murphy andSchaab. The Two Homes Misses Daniels and Gar rettson. Woman's Rights Miss Julia Perkins.

-Duett "Fairy Nellie buhottiwshe," Mlaes Rothschild and Bvrne. DlaloEue "The Knrolllne Offlper." Puett 'Soldier's Chorus," Misses Ileuer ana Murpny CaltHihenics-iy twenty-four Klrlx. Clostmc Night." Conferring honors and distribution of pre miums. Transfers of Real Estate in Muscatine county for the week end Ing June 22J. Transcribed by T.

D. Smith, Real Estate Agent, Muscatine Iowa: John McQreer et uz. to Ed. B. Shep herd 319 feet, lot 2, block.104, Musca tine; $1,000.

Conrad Ilucke to J. O. Pearce lots 2 and 3. block 37, Wilton $200. M.

Smith et uz. to Mary Shoe maker lets 6 aud 7, block 31, Wilton; $200. J. D. Walker et uz.

to John Hyland eej lot nd 7, block .28, Wilton $75. P. S. Corey et ux. to R.

C. Sumner lots 9 and 10, block 53, and lot 5, block 47, Butterfield's add. lo Wilton $1,100. Edwin Hull and Sain'1 A. Arber et ux.

to S. T. Chesbro w24 feet, lot 5. bl. 10, West Liberty $2,400.

Thoa. Oray et ux. to S. B. Walton w20 feet, vlot 2, bl.

10, Wtst Liberty $3,500. L. U. Washburn et ux. to Thomas Pollock mr and se fraction quart er, sec 10, 77 3, $97G.

Rebecca Johnson et al. to L. 31. Washburn tract insec 10, 77 3 $400. Ellz.

Wall inga ford et heirs to A. M. Walllngsford north 20 acres of west 60 acres sei, section 2, 77, 4 west $900. Joshua Altman et al. to C.

-W Campbell ej, sej, section 21, "8, 1 $4,500. fckLawson etux. to P. Hogers nej, nel, sec. 31, 78, 3 w.

$1,500. Jaa. Metcalf to Noah Phelps ne), Bel, sec. 34, 78, 4 $300. Five 'minute freezers, refrigerators and ice boxes, at f- McQuehtex A Sawyer's.

14 dim $500 TO loan, one or two years, at 10 percent. 8. L. Waide. Jun4dawtf The Best Bargain ever offered la Muscatine can be secured indwelling housa poperty, located within two squares of the corner of Iowa Avenue aud.

Second street, by immediate application to T. D. Smith. rCall' aCDemorest A Coe's and see those new chromos and stereoscopic views of the Yo Semite, U. P.

railroad, Germany, Venice, Berlin Ac. CONCLUDED FROM SECOND PAGE. train, returning from an eastern trip, was the first real live with whom-1 ever conversed George t. Cannon, the editor of the Deseret) Xewt, dignified, fine-looking gentle- man, whose self-possessed "and at- tractive demeanor Impressed us all' most favorably, until we found that he was so- thoroughly a believer as to be the happy locking husband of four happy wives, when the ladies immediately denounced hint as an old heathen, and the gentlemen 'averred him deserving of much consideration as a long-suffering and much-to-be-pitied w. a 11 man.

nut, seriously, nis asstuuous efforts for our pleasure in Salt Lake placed us under many obligations to him. and his conversation, taken Lu connection with his long life of patient self-saerifice (having been with these people since he was a boy at Nauvoo)t could not fail to command our recog nition of his ability and of his belief in the conscientious sincerity in the (to us) strange, unnatural religion. "Accompanying Mr. C. was Hon.

W. H. Hooper, the Mormon delegate to Congress a smart-looking man and fluent talker, but as we listened tohim we could not help feeling that he was a Mormon from polio, and that he really did not believe, any more than we did, the doctrines he so volubly discussed and advocated. He was for merly a captain on our own Missis- Lai ppi, but wentk West, married a Mor mon lady and has since joined the church. He has but one wife, and has become immensely "One other gentleman from Salt Lake City our party met, to whom it was a real pleasure to listen, for we were getting at the truth of the mat ter Hon.

Frank Fuller, member of Cougress elect under tbe proposed State Constitution, who has lived for years among this strange people and thoroughly understands Ihern. He finds them much as other erring mortals, aside from the peculiar doctrine of polygamy, which, ot course, is ab horrent to entirely disap proves of all violent measures and ad vises that charity which bearth and hopeth all things, believing that matters, are rapidly righting themselves and that It As only a question of time. "And now, leaving so many things I want to mention, but space forbids, I must tell yeu what I thought of that great mogul, Brigham Young. You have already been informed of our forma! reception at his 'lion As I paased through the great iron gate, with those thick high walU on either side, I could not resist a certain penitentiary sort of feeling. But thU was dispelled as we were ushered into a large, beautiful room, with great easy chairs, marble-topped tables, paint-legs, statuary etc.

I was wofully disappointed in the personal appearance ef Mr. You he. He is a fleshy, de crepit old gentleman, whose large neck was enveloped in a red silk handkerchief, and whose small gray eyes looked upon us indifferently and al most suspiciously. But the most sg eravatine of all was that we were not permitted to see even oneMrs. Young.

Only think how trying to a woman's curiosity, in a house where nineteen women lived together, and not get a glimpse of one! The ladies of our party will never forgive Brigham for that malicious twinkle of his eyes as be suavely bowed us out of the door and hoped we were enjoying ourselves and 'seeing all the "In the evening, at the opera house, through the kindness of Mr. Fuller, we had some promlnentMormon ladies pointed out to us, though not one of Brlgham's family was present. There is one face we can never forget that of the fourth wife of Joseph A. Young, formerly a Miss Stenhouse, daughter of the lady whose expose of Mormon- Ism is now creating so great a sensation. She sat in an elegant private box, with her little son, about three years her side.

She cannot be much over twenty, with slender form, delicate, spirituele face, and large brown eyes, with a wistful, half-sad expression, which seemed peculiar to the faces of all the better class of women whom I saw. they tell us, and I doubt not truthfully, that their women are i the strongest advocates of their peculiar faith. So our missionaries tell' us the heathen women are more tenacious of their Idolatrous rites' than their bus To those who understand the depths of a woman's heart this Is not strange, but, oh, for more light from above for all these sad, misguided sis ters, that their sacrifice of slf and zeal for their, religion may be directed aright, and not merely administered to tbe will and grosser appetites of man!" Cedar Bride. The Cedar river bridge for the Muscatine Western is looming up with remarkable rapidity. Our citizens who not visited the locality: recently' will be surprised when they see" this fine structure and consider the short time It been building.

It Is of the most approved pattern of Howe Truss, and will leave no fears in the mind of any-one of danger in passing over it. The abut menta were all finished several days since, the temporary workIs all in, and two spans or the permanent work are up, and the remaining' two spans far advanced The contractors are rushing the work with the greatest speed by working from 12 to 13 hours dally, and they assure the company that It will be be ready for the cars by the time the track-layers aeach It from this )' Fine' watches just received at Urm- ston'a. lw roBTTcawTsa x.fwarwii.i.BaosL4aomi vox jioticm cp this worn mxcM- AID ITM1 I MWTIOI There was a brisk runaway this forenoon from Hale's mill to Third street bridge, without material damage. Cracked eggs 5 cents dozen. During the packing season we will sell cracked eggs at 5 cents a dozen.

Welker, Bebgin A Co. M. Saal calls the attention of our readers through our advertising col-nmns to his Lava Hair" Restorative an article which he recommends as entirely harmlessy while eflectlve for the purpose intended. He will make a reasonable discount to druggists who desire to keep this, article on sale. W.A.Ewtng, for mc'pui eleven years with 8.U.4P.

BteJn, leaves on the first of July for Baltimore, to go into the extensive cabinet furnishing house of C. Sidney, Norrl A of that city. ilr. EwiDglsanexperinced salesman and pleasant to deal with. We wish him success in his new loca tion.

Ice cream by the gallon. quart or dlw dish at John Koehler's. Excursion Tickets to Baltimore. Eds. Journal Commencing July IstT excursion tickets will be sold to Baltimore and Washington City and return.

Price for round trip, $23.75. Going east good from July 1st to July 10th returning good from July 10th toJulySlst. A. O. Warfield, Agent B.

I. A P.B. R. Muscatine, June 25, 1S72. Wakted.

At the rsaUonalHotel, a good dining room girL Good wages and steady employment; lw. Blooded Stock. C. Norton has just returned from Hamstown, I1L, where he bought of J. H.

Pick Renick" a bull and two short horn hiefers. They were- all bred by the noted breeder, A. Renlck, of Kentucky. The Capt. was got by Airdric.

This last pur chase, in addition to his former pur chase, gives him one of the best herds of shorthorns In the county. Panorama. Subera's Mirror of tbe Holy Land and Tableaux of Paradlae Lost will exhibit at Tremont Hall on eacuraay evening, it is a panorama ef 100 scenes, each painting being 10 by 13 feet, from the band of the emi nent artist, Albert Smith. The exhi bltion will be entirely, different from anything of tbe kind ever before shown in this city, aud Is claimed to be vastly superior. Admission 35c; children 2tc All who can visit it should do so.

It will afford pleasure and profit. In the Hamilton (Ontario) Times, of the 20th, we find a report of the an nual convocation of the Wesley an College, from which extract the following mention of the performance of a Mtucatine young lady: He (the Principal then Introduced Miss Jda M. Sawyer, of Muscatine Iowa, who had tbe honor of reading the salutatory (in French). Miss Saw yer graduated second in her class, and aia so witn nigh credit, the, in a olear read the with excellent pronunciation accent. evincing the careful training In that language and the aptness of the scholar or acquiring il The Celebration.

The follow! ug officers have been selected for the ex- rcises in celebrating the Fourth in fhis city Chief Marshal-B. Beach 1st Division John Tomney 2d Division Jacob Dold 3d Division Henry Geiss. We are requested to say that, al though this celebration was inaugurated by the 'German and Irish societies, our citizens generally are cordially luvited to participate in It. The finance committee will call to morrow for contributions to pay the expenses, and we hope will meet a liberal reception from all. We understand that one ward In Davenport has raised $400 for a like purpose.

This should stimulate our citizens to do well, as the celebration is to be a large one. Fob Rest Low. House and lot in North Muscatine. Plenty of fruit Ac. J8-dtf- 8.

L. Waide. More Irux. Thirteen more car loads of iron arrived last evening for the Muscatine Western. We are In-formednhat there are 40 more t.T loads on the way, so that there will -arrive more or less of It dally, and there are no fears but that the iron will arrive as fast as it can be It Is gratifying to know that our new road is being laid with 4bebest quality of American iron, and bf the meet approved make.

It is of. the fish-plate pattern, and weighs 56 lbs. to the which Is about the largest slzenow laid. When properly ballasted, tbe track will be one of the smoothest and best In tbe State. The track laying will be about out of the bluffs from this city this evening a distane) or five miles.

Track-laying was commenced from Nichols Station west lalk Friday and Is now laid some three or four miles west of that point to Cedar river, to that unless something happens which cannot be foreseen the track will be laid from this city to Iowa river by next Monday. Our citizens have great reason to be proud of what has been -accomplished in so short a time. No other such featl has been accomplished In the State as the building ef 26 miles of railroad within the remarkable space o'f only about 70 days from the letting of the contracts. r- We have received our Sorina Stock of and SHOES, the largest in the City, which were bought for CASHi in large lots, from first hands. AUD WILL BE SOLD IT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL at prices LOW enough to retain old customers and make many new ones.

Wa have the Avrtluciva sale oi RFVNninC IRRflS CELEBRATED UTICA SHOES the good, the beauti ful and the also sell DUnBAK PHILADELPHIA! Children's SHOES, in which sty lishness is blended with utility, and elegance combined with ease. W. II. bIJKWAKI. Mcscatxjtk, Iowa, April 18, 1871.

Commercial. Maicatiae Market- usoATiirs. June S3 -4 r. FLorm Snrlna Wholseaale 14.00: retail KM. Winter wholesale S4a4.M per 100 retail S5.00.

Bye Flour et.00 per loo lbs. Wheat Spring, $1.0091.10 miners pay Fall, good uom ISO. Bye ic. Oata 85c. BarlaT aia Butter sells at lV4l5o.

Grocers pay 10m am rstauinr at ivvte. urooera iaj iw. fmcxens Live, J.iAai,& peraoaen. vorn steal Sl.voalUtoper luv IDS. Lard, paying 7ee.

iiama lOatfle. I iotatoea )e for Peachblowa: mixed and white 15c Retail at 40c Ureen Apples 1L50 per bushel; per barrel. 7 i Beans T6etl.60. Timothy Hay IlldtlJ. Seed 1.75at,15.

Lime duarCreea, S1.25 per bbL Oament Louisville 12.75 per bbl. wholes ale i uoai aua. i Wood ttaS.OO for soft and hard." Hldaa Rnrad and trimmed ser lb. 8c. batcher's 7e ealf 12e: dry flint lie: grubby.

eat and damaged price. i Leather Hole leather SsaMe ner lb. harness Isatherilaeic; upperleatheraiaSlcper lb. ROCERLES Wholesaler COFFEE. Hto lb.

Cholee 16a27c. Java 330c per lb. Old Ootuhsht-30c per lb. Maaeavado .11 A standard. -12U Cuba.

Ko. i Orann Cuba, Powdered teuov.u. -11 Uraane Extra! IBICE. period Oakolika 10-eperlb. ttUArS.

goape Johnson loo per lb, Detendra 7Uo. Babbitts 94c: Amer. Coatila 14e: lmo'd taa. 11 1617c; Palmare. LIVJ3 STOCK.

OatUe Hoteliers i uar 2Ue to Se. Calves 1510 per head. aneep uutcoera par neaa BKY OOODS. Prlnta, 8 al2J, Bleached Uuallns Heavy Brown Muslin-Fine do do lOalo lijalS Dome tlcU lng baiaa- CARPETS. so 85 a go aS1.4tl n2.M lnEraln Brussels ItUN.

Common Bar .5 8-10 7 7 10 .6 7-10 7-10 S-10 7-l Horae-Hhoe lrou, Heavy Band Kxtra uo Kouud and oval Half oval and lalX round. -7 10.00 iore Hooea 1- i Nails lld to i LUMBER. First and inch. $30 00 irsiciear.i incn 45 00 00 geoond eiear.i together, surfaced. 4i 60 Clear Flooring, dresaed.

ou 00 a. i 17 50 25 06 SO 00 Xo.S, or Fencing Flooring, dreaded. no. veiling, rmincu NO.S 27 50 So 00 6 00 No.l No. 2 Clear 23 56 90 00 ISO.

i No. 2 SO 00 uku common .17 50 Second elear 6. 8. 10. 12 inch.

i w-riw i WJ Third clear nnUhine. wide (or Box B'ds) 40 00 Uoardu.iiurfaceU St 50 iM) I 25 00 Common Barn Boards. 8 to 11 Inch. IS. 14.18 feet.

i 20 50 Common Barn Beards, do. 16 feet 18 00 Sheeting I 16 00 Cull Boards 12 00 O. O. Batls 35 00 Plain rg 25 00 Surfacing Lumber. one side- 1 twosldes 00 no, Fencing, isreet No.l not 16 feet No.S lfeet 20 00 18 00 18 00 No.

2 not 16 feet 16 00 Joists and Timber, 16 feet and nnder 20 00 do do each addl ft. to 24 ft. per to do do lo 14 to SOfU do 76 do do id SJ to 40 ft. do 10 10, 11,14 feet 11 00 do do i18 feet 20 UO do do 18 to 14 feet, same aa TI rubor 00 Studding, 2x4 each add'l foot, 24 to 30 ft 76 do do do do 8i to 10 ft 1 00 BHISOLI4-AA8hlBSle At30; A bastard 13J25: No. 1.1.60: Ne.

1.1.75. Pickxts Clear fancy top, second 40,00: common routh. 18.00: square 15.00. Laths No. 1, dry, dry, 1,50 greea.ii.xo.

i ICaw Trk Uoisy Market Yoxx. June Gold Closed firmer at lUHaLlS. Mombt Easy ak SaS per cent. QoTXKXXKirr-7Qalet. Bt.Loais Marked St.

Louis, June 34. Whkat Dull and drooping; No. I red fall No.2atll.73X. 7 Coax Doll No 1 mixed 42Kc Oats MlxexTon Uacx at 28c Hoos Quiet 1 3,504,00. Catox Steady; shipping loU Ckieaco Qralat soadProlaiom Market.

j- Chicago. June i. int. AVhiat Declined Mblc, with aales No. prlng at Comx Declined Bales Bacr CATTtx 13,121 980 for cows to choice shipping beevea.

Hoes iot common to extra as sorted lot. i Q-o and See tlie I NEW Root Cady Piano AT These PIANOS are all Lttot six and hare all trie improvements Known to be useful and duraoLe, such aa a double veneered Rosxwooo Case, Pkkxck Oxakb Acrrow UKAND HCALK. tTUU, IRON-FXAMX UTII stxumo Bass, Ac, Ac They are made from tnellKST.BCASOKKD MATERIAL. Kvery Instrument fully warranted for five years. Persons wishing to get a first-class PIANO at a low price, cam see me nano at I -TERRY'S Headquarters for Boot Cady Piano AGENTS JWANTED.

AgenU wanted In every City, Town. and Coouty, for the Gorham Linen, Book and Card Marker. No risk. One marks for a whole family. Address A.

II. RICHARD. SON, I3S West Madlsoa Street. Chicago, fcmyltdeodlm TJ1ANCY PRINTING All kinds 01 fancy and colored prlntinc don at the JUUKDAli erne) fm doty competl tioa lu tyle or prtoa CAJSTON Corner Second Street and Iowa Ayenue, Drugs, sMe die in es, Faints and Oils, 1 Toilet ti Fancy Articles, rfTroases, Supporter and Bhonlder Braces. Oiaas, Putty and Varnisbee, BKUSHES or all d- ncrlpl ions.

Pin tact. It is Just the place too want to go to get your PIUS, PORES PURGES YOU FEEL LIKE BBID6L1.II, EEIIUGO. Only Agents at-muscatine; 1 For DEERE CO. 'S M0LINE, 111. PLOW 5 AND CtTLTl ATORS The CAST CAST-STEEL PLOW "Sweepstakes," i And the i Aultman, Taylor MTg Cos THRESHING MACHINES.

Also, FAIRBANKS' SCALES. All will be sold at 'Bottom I Prices." HENDERSON'S KKW AND IMPROVED Compound Fluid Extract gas tfr A Bneclfie Itemed for all diseaiies of the Urinary Organs; a non-retention or incontinence of urine. Irritation, or ulceration nf the bladder and kidneys, stone In the bla-lder, grart-l, or brick-dust deposit, Brigbt's di ease, milky discharges, aud ail. diseases of th bladder, kidneys, or proa.raie gland, whether atfecting Male, Female, or Child. indiscretion or abuse, exctttet or isripcUxoti, attended vritHtome Qj the following symptoms veroou iteouay, uo of Memory, inatspot-4 ton to exertion or business, Jmss of Pvwer, Shortness of Breath, Trembling; Troubled, with thoughts of Duiiase, Dimness of Vision, fain in the Back, Chest and Head, Hush of Blood to the Heaa, Mut jslruptions, JXUe uountenanee, ana DrySkin.

If tliefce symptoms are allowed to go on, very frequently Epileptic Fita and Consumption follow. The insane asylums and the records of deaths by consumption bear ample witness to the truth Of the assertion where the constitution becomes aHected with organic weakness it requires the aid of an invigorating medicine to ktrengthen and tone up the system, which Henderson's Buchu does in every caae. FOH FEMALES, young or old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood or at the. turn ot lite. Henderson's Buchu has no reqttal in diseases peculiar to females, as in paxniiu or aimcuit nieusiruaueu, tnronic rntii.nnin.tfin I Ha 11 1 ri I li cr if ihn womb, leuchorrhosa or whites, sterility or barrf unet, and all complaints incident tbe sez, whether arising from indiscretion, habils of dissipation, or in the decline or change of life.

Hedderson's Buchu is an-equaled by any remedy known. It. is prescribed by the most eminent physicians all over the world, to be used alter coudnement, and all enfeebled constitutions of both sexes and all ages DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION, headache, pain in the shoulders, sour stomach, eructations, bad taste in the mdutb. paipiiauonoi nearv, puau me nuwu of the kidneys, and a thousand other painful symptoms, are the otTspring of Dyspepsia-Henderaon Buchu invigorates thebtoniach, stimulates the torpid lirer, bowels and kidneys to healthy action. In cleansing the blood of all impurities, and imparting new life and vigor to the whole system.

It is the oreat Liiie-ctving rincipie. IN, TAIS and other WORMS, Dy wmcn thousands of persona, young and old, are affected, are elTecti ally removed from the system by Henderson's Kucha. Worms exist upon the diseased humors and not upon tb. ul. a to a K-t Vfl VPf- mlfuges, autbetmintica or system of medicine will so effectually free the system from these monsters of disease like Hendersou's New and Improved Extract of Buchu.

PKXPAXXD BT 05 Wxst Laxi Stxxxt.I CHICAGO. i Hold by all Druggists and deod Aw ly ISL000 For m.uy www of Blind. ated Piles that BIbkWPU Remedy (alls to cure. Tt is prepared expreMiy core the Piles "and nothing else, and has. eared eases of oyer-10 years standing.

Sold by all Drainrlsta. Price IL00. teo. BOLZ a STEFPJ3NS Oomiuission Merchants, saw sM a max a a 4 fS. TTTH Liberal cash advances allowed on consignments.

xxrxRXScxs: Norih St. Tjonls Savings Aaacn, St. Louis Broadway Savings do Henry Hasa, Davenport, lojr. 1 Aug. BteOen, do AU.nKUCU H.

Stewart Cincinnati, Ohio, Ci tis-ns' National Bn Davenport, April 1.187. Iowa, dtim SAFES ARE THE BEST. ALUM AND DRY PLASTER TIKE, BlEGLARa; D1MPPK06F. 17 SOUTH CANAL ST. CHICAGO June 30 deod 8m Eelic of tlie Chicago Fire.

CHAIIZI BULLS Mads from the late Chicago Court House Bell At BURNETT'S. MERCHANT TAILOR -Blk- Sd Street MUSCATINE. IOWA. I New Advertisem'ts Lara Hair Itestorathe. Lateit Thing Out.

Pre parol bf M. SAAL, Muscatine. It stimulate Yb enebled gland of tbe scalp Into healthy action, arrests the toll of the hair and promotes lis luxuriant growth rendering It soft, youthful aad glossy, faded or cray hair it restores to it original color; and lost hair 1a oden bat not always rpro-dacwd. loata nlng neither dys or oU. ltdjpe not oil even white cambric 1 FOR BALE AT BAAL'S BARBER 8HOP And by all DrxggUU.

Jon3S dtf FRUIT JARS Eeasonsn WHY Housekeepers Should Buy-None But TIIE PROTECTOR FRUIT JAR (AXTI-KITST usju Tor) 1. Ther are 23 par evnU lea in price. a. Iiifj can doeed many times more rap idly. 3.

They can br opened more readily. 4. Tbe cover ire lined to prevent rust, and rasy be oed many times. 5. Tbey are WARKANTED KE LIABLE.

Thousands of families have used, and prefer then. SPECIAL AGENTS WANTED" Df r. EVERY PLACE. Write for circular and terms. COPIANSEY Glass Manufacturing NORTH THIRD PHILADELPHIA.

Manafactorersof the ceIebrated.Cohahsy and Bridgeton" Brands Window Glass. Bot. ties, etc Juneltdlm- H' MARBLE, 3 Si HI CEMENT, i 1 9 a rt PT, BYBON UME, .0 fll rM 5 PLASTER. 9 Plaster Paris, a- CD 0 0 and riasterlns Ilalr. All retail Orocern fq hereatHI UiU Waan- wjr rj-MAA, iry js, iua jruanualcoa to ptoses.

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