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gSithtio fir 0effilntenrr.

uSn Gr. 81 oe8 v@bemil1en Geutrols8 (ats
teS", l6reibt Elm Correspondent bes ,Qnaeioers
oes Welteu8" aus Oeutj9lauo, ,finpe tb cine
WfIttbeilung iber @ntfuieluns oes Oeiuoeiltes
DurG Seife, bic ih fir 70 widtis battle, oaB td
MID UeruulaBt fible, Die BroceOnr bier e~eDranet
nlt5utbetlen.
Die @ntoefuue 1T, pie 70 piele anbere, nur
BEN 3ufole gu peroaaten.
Brof. &lebin8fD beablt9ti9te transparent
Setfe in 9rSBerem WfauBltabe barsultenen. @r
Oernenoete CUR 26lun9 Der Seite, Die in ben
transparent' atnorpben 3uftanO ibersefabrt mer-
ben Irute, 20 Wt1a8 Oroindren fulclbalti9en
S%ranntmein, unO 3cs, Der GrIpurniB meeen,
ben 9Ntcboliberl9uB auf elmer OeltiQirblale
ab. DaS Oe1tilat mar bcd9raoiser als Ioult
nno pSal9 f%uIefrei.
Olele 5uFdul9e &ntoefunB peranlaBte Brof.
SleBin8fp cine 9fetbe BON llnterlu6ungeu an5us
lteuen, reren 0eIultate in Tolgeuoem fur5 5us
lammen9efabt itnD
1. Ourb Ab5ieben iber Seife laBt lid ieber
alfobol, Wetn9eilt pper 8ranntpein, ieper 2uts
ter ablplut f%ulelfrei 9epinuen, sleidpiel welAsul
2ppu8 baS 6ulel0l auaebGrt, bic Seife bdlt eS
3uriid Sour Qltobcl uno Splaaellt perben Bel
1909 ni9t 3uriidSebalten.
2. Oas in Der Seiie (ote &cIelI6ldnoe) mo,
%lecular 9ebuuoeue 6uielSll dBt lt6 purd8 anpf.
fertilization bel boberer 3emperatur ppQCtduoio
aus Der unperdnoerten Seife pieoer oboeltiQt.
rem uno rein 9eninneu, mabreno bic folheroe,
ltalt entfulelte Getfe abermal8 3n neuen @ntfu.
lelun9S' Speraticnen anoerer Alfpbcls Menaen
benuBt peroen fam.
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S1Qeh'8
iMagical Pain Extrac

WdgICdI an EXLfaCtOr.
glteraal8 TT cine @%nteedar8 III Der mattriaI Gftb atm ee.
ndd9t %DUr6en, Dg6pr@ Der 6Amerj fp f9aeq esfiaf ~ r.
unO wp Z ellie In Fartsr GntJi asune f. raid in |brtn ndtdrs
Ii@ln 3aitHu6 aura d9ebra&t Dber gDanoen unD @sfdwars 10
fign S&1Ofn iuradseloHen, alJ burG Daatp's magtfSsn
Spmer3. Berttleer.
Bel S6nittra, Q6unbsn, Derrtniuneen uni Bra 1fden -
Bduen, benen Rttber INNER unterwprt tn Ifnb 1T bta grtr.
tuas fes dGten . daep' den S9mtr, -@erti sers thinner bic.
ieite! QBie Dtsl S6merten Eno Qette1 tGnnten Met tur9
teI Q Wttttel berhtnoet Derben. Sa felbt baS 2eb IN bGngt
Ptt 6aSDA ab, baB Der d6te OaQes. @rtre ct Bet Der banb 1T.
0a9erss beIGsen meme 9eDruften pampblete, nuf bic i'd e.
geeenF ptniupstien mir erlaube une fur beten sDabrbtt III
mtd perantnDrtlt6 battle.
9etn Jaa BET Uerbrennunsen unb 8srbrdtunaen ntae e.
nr@. - bfosEteno ietn, Bat 1emals ben aGuirfen )en, uufer.
ttuuSaoea ua0 pstlenosn @t8enf4afen son 3 asy's SGnter>
OerlelbG TT nur d0t, NJ enn Bic Sbahtef rim In GtobI ds1o.
4snes etiquette nit Der S'snatur pgn 6. u. q bifSnsr
nno : o. Gt8eEt9Gner, unb 5enrs DatIsS' Nabrtfont
bat. o
mreiS 25 Gts. fir bic Cd s6tI.
80 Dsr Aedte pirb ~Sertaatt bel Setb a. sane. Wo.
1CS, Der.9aittmorsltr SflI S
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menttfe:
1rmitrong, Siabeaa; 8o9le, Wtrs Otobert ;
grenner, Ofr8 @liIobetb +; Graft, Otrs ; Sole,
9fiB Dtarp %; DanfeI, DfiB emma !; Slider,
OfiB Warp s; SLIDER, Wtr8; @rafL W1r8 8
'@aroner, Wfr8 q 90; &ranler, Ofr3 Wtarb ;
0teto, Otrs s; 9teiller, OtiB Wearp 8; Sting,
Ofra g 6; Gtaubu, Otr8 Wtarp Sitter, MiB
Utarp; Spri98, OfiB @lilabetb q; Spriss,
OhB; Staf, WfrS; Snpper, Waria D {;
Shlnoel, Wfr8 6; Gbeilmann, WtB 6; 8an
Breton, Sane 6.
Sertenltfea
Idler, Gbr; Aoams, Senrp; gloauS, S;
4rder, 81 s.; Cohen, Wcrri8 ; Diifenperfer,
Sobn Sc; 6orber, s &c ; 6aliett, Us 3; Sid,
@batle5; 6Olano, s; Toriter 81 SdmiDt @as
ner, Wm; Gilman, sos s; @rtn, Wm ;
Strip, 6reO 9reenebuum, s; @rab, G9as
@erus, Jlcbert, 8; Sail, UH; Seman, SaS
Qelmltetter, 3; 5llte, @eOr8 9cffman, SN
0cfman, it s; QOblanD, @baS; &cmp, Sc;
&Leta, Ism; &ir6er, @onraO ; Set, OteU SW
&ncper, 0enrp Waber, u 9; Wartin, Nbel
WflIer, sc : 8; Wtcrleu. St. 81 q ; J1tns8s
Ocrf .; S4loR, g u; Starr, Scbn; GbOs
mae, 9tid e; &bcmas it 6; Gboma8, Spas
$; Grcu, Tr; Wa9ner, W s; a8arO, Qler
>; 9SarO, Sobn; 3ei9ler, DauiO.
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DIR. &upcnts ap[pene Ninen

fnb zines Der befen une ertplsittdheR MtSnetmtftSI fir Irou.
entranifetten. sic mo mad Dem 9tetept zines be ibmien nnh
gei9tdten arstss %praFartrt ub sdns barmIpler Namr. 2 al
rttbe Sen9nthg ppn refpeIdbten 4erlpneu befnben nm In ~
pen Der @tssntbuner. Ste werbCn bur0 BITE game unicn nor
dlen adtbGren a%pptbefern pertdaft unb limo bier tn g3altfnarrs
Su ba6en Bel Satb. 9aEce, lp. 403 8alftnprefr rnh srss
tier unb 60, sde BON @barleSs uno prattfr.
Stete ptuen petben se9ea @,nfenbuns BON ST an sbto
&esnlsn, an bic Seftler NIT Der ppf %perldnSt. WIZ
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(GtnaeSauet !

IGtnge Inet J
Inter beh 9e9entpdrttg I'M Mar9lano Snltttut
alf8elteuten ptanCS, nintnt has BON s. 9tpbrer
cine berYDrragenos Steae etn. Oa5 IeuBere 1T
lauber unc geiGntafppll gearbeitet, aber - mas bic
Sanptia4e bel stnent suteu piano lit unb wOraaf
Der 8suner Sursagli6 liebt = Der Spn 1T ausae,
SctGnst. @leiA unb e9al burG aue SctaScn
runD un0 DpQ, flar unb tart unp Ian ~stGuenp I'm.
9eno. Die Wedanif 1T b~auerbaft unp elaftl6,
Der sln1alas leiAt, Dieter anSenebme, spefntd-
Btee @nlAIag ermpgliGt benz Spieler fraftspae8
0prte uno petAeS rianO p5ne 9epal gu lpielen.
Slebbaber 9ebet bin, lebet unO bDret!
Stt7,lw Gin Mulfer II. Yianp>& enn er.
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Sance'S
Sariaparilee, pe8etabilii9e pber 8lutreints
49, N2:n. =. 49,

~N1NHNNAhtIAHb RGSA OLnlLktIItS
9un98sBtQen
Bur Hstnt81nG bs 8lutes, BSf etuna BON Safe, ,ur gpIs,
petpeFFt"uHB Ger 6irprfeR Srenung bes Waatns unb Inter,
leloeS, Agsp ptd, S@ptmns m I'M &ppfe &c. gtbt co feline bef.
ere %1eets II. 80Ibluftge DerGDl en- ne de pIuf a al N0pfs
nep, Sontnoel, @6lafristttt unb 6lingen IN utn Dozen lei.
ten, aue Stben6e, bic pDn etnem az f-rfea Blutoranoe mad
eedt &3pre, ~betn9siHNt tH6, 10 uteu riemalS Dbae btefe Et1en
lstt, tnoenh otste pn i@te4 6ebraU6t bic 9efGbrlt1fen Rranf-
betten DeEbinbern.
Mm leIe ~folgenceS lObenOe 3eugniB Iber bic
9etlung Dr1 O98pepIta.
90 WtFO ptrrth't S.f6etntgt, o1B metne trau felt u Sdbren
an NtSptpfG mt nno aue an9e5etgten Webiiinen una appm.
fCnt6ntf@en 9etln1tttef o9ne @rfgia benuste' SD Isisf n,rrhp
tr 6pl8e ftdrten 8rtnteus bei.a6e biino un0 befgrnts,s he
LdItnoe &rantpett u sefDmmen. ga b6i te i'd BON 6dnces
SartGpGttufs ptlen ub p0ite mr cine Ghadtef o,rIelben
gu metHtn BrDeted y fGunen wuroe ib fGnDbL as auA
Atetne SrGt onrW pea 3ebraub ~hetlel5en curtrt unb i'd be-
tdpe Ht!p jebt wpbl unb nanter,
9. $, SAIL,
~Ittmdrle. nabe gDuffr.
9teini8ung oe8 Dlute8l
Baltimore, bea 20. Sulf 1858.
GS fDrb Htermit bei6etat t, bas Id an beIttsen sdmer.en
Il bar Sruf une TIM feDtsn Irne lit, mel0e ,pn bent pers
opr6eneH 5utance rtetreS y utes b%errgbrten. Nlan EN- mani
mtr oeI Debra9 1rn pGnee's SariI ar eae- p6ar 0Iu.retnt.
g1aBes@tueH. @a@ofnt tA elte Sda6teG bavpa aebrauHt
pare oeFl@waneeG pie SDmer51n Die Sir. Gdmfst. Der Nil.
len mar ie4r gelia6 uuo t0 aus befeanea. ba6 de pas oSar,
hsPmRe Y"E8lFpnittsl bti0en, pel@eS td te eebFau@te.
YatrtG Scptt,
wv rs epnpho', iplihRn 5ppar6. unb @utam1r.
CUR Warnun9
gDta man btefe 0tlen Gebraa6en, 10 Iet man ouf s,r 6,t
odp man Mat casftHbrt per6e. Dian fduje entpeeer BET ben
Setg g. Sanet,
greis 25 Cts. pro @&a6ta fir SGnes's dSte Siaea eb,r
. SVaEls'" 1uf 81 Stt4.S
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Eeioen ala S~5ei(,miftei.

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@1blstrra ais faS bette D1tttcl esBen . ~tfpptnns, nertSfes
11ptpea rnt cue anetrn, aus etner u~npybnuaF be5 DeGbau.
un69ipnere entfanpsnea 9~ranfbetten gnpfo6len perben.
IuSlGltes!t4 ~prGpartrt BON G5nt. D. O Imam, Gbemtf tn
Wdfbina'On unQ u bGten tn Baltimore FIR % Cts. pro
cd aGtsI BET
Su4-5 Geb g. 5ante, Ms. 1O3 gaIttmOreaf.
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Confectionery, Sis @ream
ltltO MttaeralWahers SalOm
bon George \iessmann,
Hn 171 MrH


neben Der Seas ppnt, Savings Banf.
treuheen un9 Sctannten, fCwts benz publtruut I'm NGae.
rtetnen jetse tb btermtt an, baB t1 nteinen
Selttler>S alDN
uu etn9ert6tet babe.
Dur@ ete neue @~tnttbturs elmer Epuntaine Bin Id TN
Staaee lsRef5ett pas bette SD6apGfer frifd su ~persapfen.
p1- Wteta Sa.0n TT an9 SUnatasS often. un6 bteet spa.
5'ttVaMBstH VIZ oequemlt0tett. San1-S
Die BON Srn. 6rieor. @erbar0 in Seem. Wprt
NIT etnsm GeUtnn. antb,tl son
$3oOo, Slo,OOO uno $500 an9efiinbi9ten
Tretlt9ratbs SSerte
l4tsnen, fnb ebrnfalls su b~ssttb,a srn '
s. 30. 6. Nrmbruter,
Np. 3 9. @asfr.
~ Sbt3e etnita S%pafdnbiee Iussabe entbalt aGe In Gus
rppd perppnte S6rtften uue YDettn bS ae fGerten Nu.
tsrs. geeISe DE-. SDrt r ! d. i'm Dssd esest wst6en buc item :
eintss Srt8tnal-M useabe bter In Nnterifa zines un.
Ilersr srsste Oenti&sn Dtdttr Der aasemstnaen abtilnapma
want&sa uprts uaN ,taaa f& tenn 9Srsast6fen our 9eit'
\ssasn. Sft2.S
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9terpGIe &raufbeitpn

Dr. @palherS FSelGnopet, 81 inftur bsfst cine bsfcntsr.
PeItraft tnr Observation-Disclosures. Sic retntst Sas slut NM
puI ptroefplinen SeTtsn unp trafttat bte pteper, Bic ourS NSsr W."
pentranteetten gel ten baben. Oe betlfraf,e Der 8 nttH MN = q
@%grg-It @INotrear mo Babes Ito Ger a1t bdufs beptstem.
SpRuPt, NpmanN'e nnp Ssbtnsuber6ru6 fub itbet,ett Dpn
GSttRsp, S@wtnbel. N~er1enf9merjea, perStIUp fen, aan,itS'r,
SVmepe, H1taF an DEM un8anse nit Wten(Gfn, reltStS1snt
tDupHInn, Asptrt1annHhR, @rrctgea BEL Der oertno aero tSnIa
9e~Peif Stepea I'm 8pPIe, 9lge i'm @et8t, Qsbe4slberprns
y. ~ oe @teot5'n ntt pPRe @rtPi8 8sbraunt mproen 0tSS
&tnttur taar IT IN unBla4bli@ tarser 1eit SetInn, h ~ 0s
g9' 1920 panF0 0soanteH az SetDnmpr6, SerurStunoen ~
<odpnphh '; Re'tF spen. Ste Gtnttur fbrbert uno f1aTt 81.
frIihes Nfbeh miEler. o'uN4tN Ntutei
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S1pd1e be8 9au3en SnItems

dement's ~, ~ W Wm 4. ~ m mo, $50, @teentblmsr.
oe"BHlB ppH simmP'S berubnter rheunottldsr Soibe
6r, q 6,... Salttnfre, 30. DHar5 IS 8.
ptn; y. Pante. 81 8eretGt mir sum erSsiea WePanuoen
tHslH at"Sn'B pan pteitn anteten ia @unlen Der GeluSe bsita..
%t"It"t DC, Sr. @pItHhtr dn5Hrttben. Sdpn ldRoere ssit
imt ~ an s'~etStnlQwA@s Nfatttsfett unb 9crrlttuna Ser aan.
Stn ISN'T so nagnt NIT jebem Gase mebr ab. Ndbrenp
~ - oS" WaF lN MINER ttdUrt9 unb muib!ps, unp baGtc, bag
~ lVUt" apttpten ~urpt, mes oeSea tb perf6te enc Aftttel ae .
gen Isae &Tantpetf s%ebraaGle. sic uusten aae ni6ts. @Vr
enBslept . Scppen rtcspen Soe mir, ar. @baimer'e Seiunbs
~ . Alhltur 5a 9ebtau@fn. so fci9te JbFem Rdtbe, pbne
an etneh btiereu @rIOIe, ais bet ben ubrtgen Ntt tsln, ,u
Blahoen. 2enien sic IT'D nun meH @rtaunen, ais to fdn6.
Gag l@ metn appettt tDea mad Der sipetten OpfS bermebrte,
aNr tW, mad EN- to- launt cine 5lai9e gencmmen, tebeutenb
ltdrter unb tedItSer etTprsen mar, SD fIpie mt@ nun p6uta
~per9erelt, ee mis- gutsua Appetu, nebme ieGen S1a su unb BIN
tart geuug, am irOeEb cine Aibett su pc rt1ten. Die Tinftur
Or. Gbalmts's bar ptrtltt gDnnser bet mir eeatrtt, meine
pdIttarbe TT f.tl0 uno tiGrsinp Ia bin me nu aebpren. Oh
%enpfCptr peBpalb aaen NtcMeen bteie6 DttttCl i'm b666en
1rebe. ". =. " m mn SO. 1888 Soatttefr.
Yrfts $l.C0p PER ldf@e, 3 5lalGeu 81 50, eta babes aneerb
6laf1eH 81
3am Sertaufe lei setb 9, Sauce, So. los 9animUrsar.
Baltimore, Mp. Sfta.S
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Vt9drren uito Sab0cf
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Dts Sf1ee Der @eneral-Nsentur Der SrCcfIpnsGp~ mpdentS
eelneet fp an Der @fe prn @ParleS une Gpmbarpltr. unp wtrp
Va eIbf ubsr Gaes mas ben &ntauf BON cots unO ben Anbau
sr1pauiern tn SrPpflpa betrtft, berettptltse NuStunft ertbstlt
Stptzl-S 3. %. &Ptbt, @eneralsI atnt
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@lne anDere punperbare !Sur
bur@ Or. @palmer's @elu Aptet.s. Ginfur srmsyfa.n...

m,i, o,.., Baltimore bEn 5. Rpp. 1854.
Dtetn par! Us 8fre.3 MIR lum arsFen g}ersnii,en -.
He* ~ dABeT"rofntlt4e HHr, pebe Or. NboIrne * NJ,
ah mtIHtr ofAR psrptt3efuprt mu5uGpetlen. Us fnb ist
ptendie per, let toem mstne 8rau ppH Guspepfd- QsbrrfSS%~.
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HHo 0sluHopetsejhtdHe. bag ipte &aae anaefompusn thrs
Sarbe plttg uno tPrs panpe mt MuSIblao bspeft m~rS NJ
Spte PFPetitpeH ceteeH SIrtn MA StprenItp arms can
,rn IN Ger SruH, ian faden, 6ersi0lag, betttaeo q an N ~ T"u ,r =
Hepts 't. et9ri1tn re perm zen, eas tD tic autaab: NE Ssr 80 80
ig"a9, ,paB fe tpre 9anS kt2t mebr bis ,u@ a.. :, erh ~ ~
ioHhte. UNI tfle set. pErGe etnes pUn Gbolner,s b,mnEIn"
zen !" men p'as geport en- uHS tp w.rSs va aulast. lite Stnf.
taf VET methrf trau elmer grade Su unterpetfen. pSk - :.
2oapr eht lGgen ,pIB nGp hsm Senuhe bes 8 Ia f.e ~ = " ~
6,@lqe m II pR % 1sreitS ps1eI fa9lt1 fs bate ieine Ga mtrSen
~ a., : rH w." e ~ ' snSn uHe mad BEN 0oeHufe ps Snbaltrs
"" . "''''''" o'"IWt' MAR rs gang pt Der Der siteat.
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Mret1 nnun8 t6res Site uue 8ClPgmmsn8etf uns cine W
NJ ebatGe an Der Barrier QEeltausfcauns suertDu It waree, e..
lauten rtr uns tisrntt baS aestrts 9ublitum ouF1nertfam a.
MAIDEN, @etrauat mad NumetfIug Der gaaesr, wirS ma
ecr unb fdmedhafeer erbalten, ais pm blpBem ss9ranatsa
&aTte, nebf elmer &rfpdtutB ron 70 prpsent.
s itriirt in gDeF is. StraBe.
Gef6dftslpfal; So. 200, 8. Mrenus, nate Der IL. Srtaei
gtesp- CERT. Gerntan II uno So
RM- GHdsi9en &eenten fur Rter nnb ausnGrtS ~beptltass
wtr iehr anne6mltden 8GbGit.
49, 8elfellunger auf obtse Irtitel t2erbeg
in ieoer Quantitat burdp Oie A)fftce pes y8at.
tiupre Meder" belnrgt
Bum 8ertuuf bei7D Sen Serren
5cnrs 8nefsls, So. 7 6arrtfpn. Str. Selhlnere.
EAas. Setter, @fe Dpn 0Cmbarb. u. ltbprtu. OR,
9 80. A6afhI nAtOnL . Z
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NNV kIt BEVBt NN84 V4 WHptre., ole mtf Nnn, f,rInI - t,,.r
tet pGTen aHD gepellt wErben, UeeuIN
8eHerfensrpertbefe Ruren.
@Sedf Jaas, ytp, 81 .. SbarpHr. wurnr a rAm.4..n
F3te, gterOpttdt unU tlnperpaGl 3te t aebttlt . 'U"uVt" ~f
20nI. L. atmmp, @eq, 9S. I7o On tsnrtt5sar -.
S9@G1e bS 9auSen SDnemS aebetit: "A''' y
Ybtneds S. Seabam pDn Nelp. gorf an w,.h. -.t
riBtr 99sperte eeb,tlt; "'' y +ndp'
trtmer SApGde; 4VPI~"s u U>
Sttna osEtau, s0n aai3psaans bes 9au9se unb Der Sts>
tent Slutt; H' lVlep'
VI. ., ALBERT NO Is SaO~@aeafr, Baltimore. s0n ria.
pePtta, tsberbeigperken una Stptnbe: ' =" US'
Die TrGu pcI -. o. Hee0, gp. as " f7r, 80 ... o...
unp neOpIer S6pd6C. "e' Dlspepfa
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

\ GeEAr DELUsIoN.-The President tells
the intelligent people of the Free States in
his special message that they are all set OF
fools or knaves; that they are laboring I'M
der ''great delusion," and are stoid}y is
norant of the real question at issue in the
Kansas matter! The Pittsburg Gazette
we'll remarks that s'while Mr.. Buchanan in
knee brooches and silk stockings was living
in inglorious ease at the Court of St James,
bowling and scraping and dancing attendance
uron my Lord This and that at some empty
royal ceremony, the people of Kansas were
defending their dresidcs and their families
from the raids Of maraudcrs, were barring
their b SONS to the knives of ruGians backed
BY the power of an Administration only less
unjust than the present; and yet he coolly
tells these men and the people Of these
States that they are laboring under great
dclusion' in this whole question: Mr.. Blu
chanan will shear something drap' one Of
these DAYS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

THE GAME Or FRAUD Pr WED Our IN KAN
sAs.-The Herald Of Freedom of the 9th
inst, after referring to the finding of the
election returns under Regent Ca.houn's
wood-pile, remarks:
The Pro-Slavery party coneede that "the
game is played OUT" and the leaders are now
packing up, preparatory to leaving. Some
Of them have already sought security in
flight to return, they are fully conscious,
is to insure th.ir immediate death. The
people are aroused, and are ready to sweep
into eternity, at any moment, every person
connected with these fraudulent movements
to rob the people of their liberties. John
Calhoun, the President of the Lecompton
Swindle Convention, is fugitive from JUS
tice. His return will insure him vengeance
from the people-but he will not return. He
reads his doom in the countenance Of every
honest man he meets With the mark Of
Jain on his brow, he will continue wan
derer and outsast while life lasts.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

The dot ges under the dueliDg code are
inn"perabie and as ingenious as they are
numerous. If Kcilt was struck the, rule
would Sc IN to be that he must do some
thing TO avenge his wounded honor. Keitt
therefore says he has 10 knowledge that
he was hit. Let Us believe him and believe
that Mr.. Grow put him in IA state Of ohliv-
ion III The shortest possible space cf ime.
This relieves KeIt>'s homo, and is doub, :
less coIltvrm"l,lc 10 The main racls.-
HE blow whi;h lcveled him l. 81 has f.
admit was so well directed and So % ,er-
Iul that profound unconscionsl SIS seizsd
him on the Instant: Keitt position in he
case reminds us Of the Western pueilist.
who. in an encounter vi Ii an antagonist
rccrived such a settler hat he was landed
IN Ger a dl,Ian: fence, aid rem i;,ed in
sensible for hale an hour. lie al length
awYke. AID rising up on end rubbrd his
eyes ana asked his syn pathiztng friend.
around; "D!the l:ghining St Ike in, :
whore else? ~. Y Tribune
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for place in such q contest And we may
yet see the day waen the perpetrators of this
political monstrosity W II vainly seek tenn
pie of refuge to shelter them from the storm
they have madlly raised about their own heads
"a hiding place from the fire which they
have wantonly kindled in thcir.own dwell
ings.
Every candid mind must admit that tn,
position above taken by Mr. Dean is correct.
We hope to see him hereafter devoting his
talents to this good cause. We have but a
single exception to take to his remarks, and
that is that the slavery question does not
concern the people of Iowa. 1t does concern
them, as he in substance admits. AS free
and intelligent people, believing in the fun
damcntal principles of this republican gov
eminent, they will give it their attention as
long as it exists.
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s8- We find beauty itself a very
poor thing unless beautifed by senti-
ment. The reader may take the con-
fession as he pleases, either as an in
stance Of abundance Of sentiment on
our part, or as an evidence of want of
proper ardor and impartiality; but we
cannot (and that is the plain truth J
think the most beautiful creature beau
tiful, or be at all affected by her, or
long to sit next to her, or 60 to the
theatre with her, or listen to a concert
with her, or walk in field or forest
with her, or call her by her Christian
name, or ask her if she likes history,
or pin with any satisfaction her gown
for her, or be asked whether we admire
her shoe, or take her arm even into a
dining-room, or kiss her at Christmas,
or on an April fool day or May day,
Or dream of her, or wake thinking Of
her, or feel want in the room when
she is gone, or a pleasure the moment
when she appears-unless she has a
heart as well as face, and is a proper,
good-tempered, natural, sincere, honest
girl, who has love for other people
and other things, apart from seIf-reve-
renee and wish to be admired. Her
face would pail upon us in the course
OF week, or even become disagreea-
BILE. We should prefer an enameled
tea-cup; we would expect nothing from
lt.-Leigh Hunt.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27
For tbs Jyurncl.



Oh twine no wreath, 10 wreath for me,
And bring no flowers for my brow,
Nought but the inoarnful cypress tree,
Can form garland for NE now.
And take my harp for me its tones
Are hushed--and stricken is my Lutte
No glad ming sound can awake,
IT'S henceforth and forever mute.
In the glad garden Of my heart,
The buds Of hope sprang up-but.hs
Whose smiles awoke them unto life,
Sleeps dreamless meath tho murmuring seat
The music in my soul awoke, s-<E. yEg
Responsive to his own it thrilled
The hand that swept the master-chord, s.,>vs
The icy touch of death has chilled.
Then Irvine a wreath, wreath for ME-: b.
But let it be Of faded flowers ,.--r--.
The clinging vine take from the tree,
And take the blossoms from my bywers
And when they fade and wither all,
Then with gentle hand entwins
Them in q wreath-and let it rest
Upon 4 ruined shrine.
Yet oft methinks in dreams see ~.
An angel-spirit fair and bright, ss
That whispers softly in my ear, .a-a.'srs,
Our severed hearts shall re-unite.
And though the angels wing sweeps past,
1t leaves this thought my soul to cheer,
For Heaven shall re-anite at last,
The hearts that death has severed here.
Muscatinc, Nov. 18th. EusY Soxs,o,4.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27
The WllG.Cnf NHr.

Having rid ourselves as a community from
the claws of the Unsuitable wild cat known
as Florence and the no less voracious tame
cat yclept Burrows & Prettyman, we can
look with degree of Indifference upon tho
war now being waged at Davenport about
them. Still, our sympathies are strong for
those who are boarding the 'svarmints' in
their dens. The Democrat of that city boldly
charges Cock & Sargent with classifying their
pledges concerning the redemption of Flor
ence, and thereby bringing distress upon the
business of that community 1t makes the
very reasonable demand that they should
place Florence on an equal footing with H.
linois currency or else retire it from circu-
lation altogether. TO this the Gazette, the
organ Of the Seats replies that its cotem
pSsary is endesvoring to injure the best in
terests Of the city, and urges the business
men to withdraw their support from it.. 1t
is . noticeable fact, which We wonder our
neighbor Of the Democrat does not oftener
present to the public, that the Gazette nsrer
attempts to @efats the arguments against
wildcats, nor does it dare to deny single
one Of the several facts which prove conclu
sively that the issners of these wild cats de-
sign swindling the people. Its sole aim
seems to be to silence the Democrat by in
timiiation. Its editors resort to the most
undignifed and unprofcssional means to
undermine the influence of that paper, by
springing false issues and urging the bust
ness men of the city, both through their col
umns and by personal solicitation in the
streets, to withdraw their patronage from it
US an enemy to Davenport.
We do not presume that what we may say
will have any influence at Davenport, as
everything said or done in Muscatine is re-
garded with jealous hostility there. but we
feel constrained to protest in behalf Of the
editorial fraternity agains: the policy pur-
sued by the Gazette in this matter. 1t is
unbccoming in the extreme, and would re-
ceive our condemnation if the Gazette were
on the same side of the question with us
For the sake of editorial propriety, we en-
treat the editors of the Gazette to ''ground
the weapons" Of their hostility, (if they can
fnl no better weapons than they now use,)
and surrender at discretion. We would
scorn to be found fighting in cause which
required the use of such unfair weapons for
defense.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-02-27

GONE BACK TO Quo Governor S. Media
ry, who one short year ago, left the State OF
OIio to become the Governor Of Minnesota
Territory, and then to become United States
Senator for the new State, but failed to get
elected, has been appointed Postmaster at
Columbus, and has gone back to straighten
ont the anti Lccomptontes in that State
TIE axe Of tie President is rapidly severng
the heal of appointces who Go not tall
down aud worship the great idol he has set
up in the plains of Kansas.