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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23

A FLYING MACHINE.-Lord Calm
ford, who has been for a number Of
years engaged in constructing flying
machine, has announced the success Of
his undertaking in q letter to the Kill
kenny Moderator, in which he says:
!" Although / have not yet taken
fight in the achreden-which name I
have given to my aerial Chariot may
with confidence and truth announce to
you and the world the success Of its
principle from the results I obtained by
an experiment made three days ago
Having made some little improvement
in the plan Of starting the achreden,
which consisted in applying cork to
the top Of it, and then hooking it to a
cord supported between two poles, in
the. manner Of . swing, and having
raised it about two feet from the ground,
and then drawing it back about two
yards ard giving it q slight pull for
ward, it started off, then elevated itself
in the air, and after going a short dis
lance, alighted in the most gentle man
ner. It acted in this way in conse-
quence Of the tail not having been fast
ened down. By this experiment it must
be considered that the principle is fully
established, as well as the perfect man
ner Of starting it. When I have made
few more experiments and found out
the weight the present extent of wing
will bear, and if found sufficient to car
ry a person without being put to any
great speed, which consider most like
" to be the case, it shall be taken. to
Dublin without delay, and there exhib.
tied for charitable purposes and to the
criticism of all. !"
IA Eat,- digest, read, remember,
earn, save, love, and be loved. If the
above rules be strictly followed out,
health wealth, intelligence, and true
happiness, will be the result.
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WITHIN ron MT FArHBR ON MS 6lst BmTuDAY'

3yt5f
NY father, 1 this blessed day
Though far from home ard thee
Have been borne back TO thee again
On fancy's pinions free:
see thy silvery locks again,
smooth thy furrewed brow,
I feel thy greeting kse But then
I'm only dreaming now.
Ny best, my dearest earthly friend
Nv parent, guardian, guide
How my young heart will turn to thee
When weary, tempted, tried.
Or when my heart leaps quick with joy
When pleasures rare are mime
Yea, when meet found caress,
Oh then yearn fur thine.
How strange, amidst LIES many scenes
80 heeting, strange or wild,
How strong will be the tie which binds
Tho pTent to the child
How those same ties, so strong, SO pure,
Wherever our steps may stray,
!. Will cheer US, guide our feet aright-
The tempters power stay.
My father, thy unswerving love
Has saved thy child from harm
Thus far along life's road I've leaned
Confding on thy arm.
Oh, Father, none may known how firm
My heart-strings round thee twine
And Gu only thank my God,
That SUCH friend is NINE.
s WINNIE Willow.
Lower Falls, July 18th, 1858.
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Tho Place where MEN should Die.

Lower Falls, July 18th 1858.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23

~ We find the following touching lines
entitled ssThe Knight and the Maiden" in
one of our Western exchanges:
"Can'st thou love me, gentle stranger3
Blushing like she stood,
And the knight at once admitted,
That he "rather thought be could"
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Poison drops of care and sorrow,
Bitter poison drops are they!
Weaving for the coming morrow
Sad memorial of to-day.
Angry words f! Oh, let them never
From the tongue forbidden slip;
May our hearts best impulse ever
Check them ere they soil the lip.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-23


ed an offer Of marriage from an Indian.
He came to her dwelling, decked in all
his fnery-scarlet flannel, rings, feath-
ers, newly secured brass ornaments, and
bears claws-and, through an inter
prefer, announced to her that she must
be his wife. He replied: Cali the
band have as many as they can keep,
and have but one" As an extra in
ducement, he promised that she should
have the best corner in his lodge, hunt
by his side, and eat with him, while the
dark squaw was to hush the papoose,
cook the food, carry the game, plant
and hoe the corn, and provide wood and
water. Miss Bishop, a little in.fear Of
the "grcen- eyed monster" even if the
other claimant did hold an inferior po-
sition, declined the distinction. The
Indian then begged dollar to buy a
new shirt, and left with naughty air.
Next day he was drunk. But Miss
Bishops associate almost Jared worse.
She had been only q few weeks in the
country, and was ignorant Of Indian
customs. A young warrior, smitten
with her, called often. Hoping to get
rid Of him, she gave him ring. He
interpreted it as token Of Partially,
and returned to take her to his lodge.
The next dag he returned again with
six young braves TO compel her to go
with him. Explanations and interfe-
renee saved her. ~
LAWS OF DIVORCE. We have thirty
two States, and there are almost as
many different laws Of divorce as there
are States. The reader may see some
Of these differences by the following
statement: $40
1. In the States of Georgia, Ala
bama and Mississippi, two-thirds of the
Legislature must concur with a decision
by the Court to make divorce.
2. In Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
South Carolina, Louisiana and Missou-
ri, no divorce can be granted, but by
special act Of the Legislature; and
South Carolina has never granted q
divorce.
8. In the State Of Connecticut, Ohio
and Illinois, all divorces ore total.
4. In Massachusetts, New York and
North Carolina, nothing but adultery
is cause Of divorce.
5. In Illinois, two years. absence,
only, is cause Of divorce.
6. In Indiana, we believe, anything
is cause Of divorce, in the discretion
OF the Court. In the recent Presbyte-
Ran Assembly at Chicago, an elder
from that State rose, on the trial Of
Mr.. Shields, and said ssthat as he came
from Indiana, he desired to put on rec
ord that .Anaos Davss goes against
div0rce,'
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In NJ un,iylI.. Va Oc. 9Th. AIr. JULIUS KING, O
warrea, uh.1, AID MIas CARRIE C. CRAY, OF Mound
VILE
IA w-rrea, oet Illh, ar. JAMES 1leRqaERIs,, @
slssfIue C0lC-lhI1ua county ard Mss LAURA u
DRAPER, u " Nel-hUrleli, IEumbull cIgniy.
L. Mansfield Ssoi. Iah by Rev. Il L Parrish. 1I[ "
BIES iSen7E E.E sS q ne OsHeGrayl % and MS
In Cuyahosa Falls. OF 2mh, Mr.. CHARLES 5 OS
BORN and 1iiss JANE Posi-, e TviHsbussh
In Cuylhosa sails. oct sib, Mr.. CARLoSs MOON
and Miss AsfANDAS 5 wATEBS.
In Ahddlclu.y. o. ftb. NJ IESSEU. MCMILLAN
% uth, ; urll o-uHiy, sa1 Nike RHoliA FECkAAN
daughter e Co Peckmln. Esq.
On the 7th instant Mr. JACOB SOUR and Miss ANNA
MARIA PEPPER, both OF Franklin
In H4rrisyiIle Oct s.h. Mr. J. H. AIINNICK. Of Iiv.
1ss,uu county, Mica and Aliss MELISSA J. YOUNG oi
fiarilyyI.is,
in Medina, oeubr IAN, AIr. 6. R BROWN. q Bruuf-
In Hmckiey. Sept Illh, By Rev s Barnes Mr. oRSON
COOK, Of HInckiry, and Miss ANN CBIsMAN, oi
on The s,h instant Mr.. OLIVER C. MOORE aad Miss
NJ GOULOEs, nJJh Of Copist, SJumIt Couuty.
o. the e,h inst. Mr. JOHN CARTER and Mrs. LOvEY
NORTON, beth 4 koi alton.
Outbe Is inst Mr. J. COTTON. Of AIiI.au. and AIr.
Betsy A WATSON, of GiaiEer.
In Medina Oe,. 18Th. Mr. L D. PRENTICE. Of Harris
vile, and Miss Z. A HAMMOND, Of Medium.
In nesrasIJ. Oct IAN, Nr STEPHEN FRAZER an
Miss ELIZA II HAYNES
II Rand. lpl. October ll.h, Air GEORGE GROCEEIT
and Miss EUNICE WARD.
In Collam-r. Oct llh. 8tr JAMES P GRIFFIN, Of
RavsnEa, and Miss LUCY A. DABNEI, OF Collamsr
In Edr7burgl. Oct Igth Mr. SAMUEL HITE and SIiIs
ESTllERJ. SMITH
In Raysuna, Oct lfih, Mr. loHN = ERICH of Mecca,
Irunbll c0uuy, a.d Ms ELIZA II. STOCKW ELL. of
RayenEa-
Ia Paiaesyire. oatober 18Th. NJ. A3SEK P AxTELL'
$ leTT Of lake county; and Mr.. HARRIET CARTER,
dausEteF OF NJ Ihos- Wilder, Sen
In Malisoa, Oct Ian, Air. GEORGE ". BEEBE and
Miss PTIILENE SALISBURY
In Madison Oct I7ts, NJ DANIEL v. TALCOTT and
bliss JOANNA :. PIERCE.
In Ash. .aEula. Oct I3h. NJ FRANK SILLIAIAE and
MARY L HUBBARD, youngest daughter Of Buckley
Il itslrd'
In Ashtsbula. oc.. 18th. Mr. A A STRONG and Mrs
SARAH X CROCKER
Ia Ash'abala Ocf. agh. 8Ir EMORY S4IALLE of Jcf-
erson, and Miss AAIE AcNUTT, Of Say tro0k
L. Rockp1rt. Oct 2st, by Rev Lewis Burton. Mt VAN
Nt,sS MOORE. Of ur N Moore. % Dover. and Miss
ELlZABEIH Brown, daughter Cf Mr. Wn BrOwu, Of
z0ckpurt-