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A.s.ss1sArIoy.-D. Scott, wsllknown citizen
living in Cabel County, near the Mason lns, was as
tbat he wss returning toni, ia buggy, with sgro
sirl with bp, ana when within two or ,sres hu1iTed
wards q his house, his horse bec.ue rsh,sped, sai
upon looking aIourd, he was hIee upon and iecsived
RIB on the right. He vas GslsSss..y taken to nis
* nee, ED ci7d in about an A2u. h..1. Ws.s.
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Pa..enge Arrived

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cbid r. Berp.z Maurice ,. Fontsns .ni 800, Res
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xfSt.rvss AIN,SAc. THis DAY.
s,vRi.e. 5:Il sus-ses... 6.5'i Noos-Se.s..rh
NIGH R......rHi> DAY
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Arrived. .SUNDiY, August 10.

Ship Greet we'teD Fubs Lyereo July z md' 20 A.. J.
pas 20 C. H. Msrshsll co. July Il, lat y H. 'on
mp J;.eph Row,a (srl from Lyerp o ~ Montreal ir ~.
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AMP West I ut WHO died at Liverpool July !. a.
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plaster 10 master.
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biis, csryiT away toe 0res jbb fOrstopnast ans ~
tlmas' nesc put into :. 10 port for q topmsst-
schr. $. Applesste, Lee, PliA,echia for B0s,)n.
schr CslstIiGtioo, Stout Calais lAys, Du5o % SiapsS
NtJhfW
ScnI Mary A Lowell. Tsppsu. Port Even for NorxScb.
schr ricsncr, -, from Bangor lumber
schr Palladium Avery Rev. Lorcon IA b.llss..
sloop Si.,nt, Hesh, Fl zsb-th City for Fan River
Steamer DsaSsre Copes Philadelphia CAPS NAY n'"'
src p.ss 10 ?. Pelkins
sesmer P.csp Baeker Providevce ra's- 70 Is.ae OIL
Steamer Wsmslits Nye. Ne.Be1ord nd.e. 70 Jos Ans'
SAILED S'elmship ln;syi'le. Po-. ios ssssossl
WND-Da.irs he day from y. % :. 2.
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Ry Telegraph.

CifVvEcos, Iuli 12.-s.i.ec bark r. q. w D3iss JsrH
fos New itfk -
C,EDES,s Us so-ssles, brig N.zrl.n. D,dss ia %''
Yoik Csp.sin silk toart.
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Deere 4se ccfnSa,d N.-D 4'S's''''''''' F'i''f@'1
Msssrs Beri. Loder Warren Leland and Others,
have called a mes.irg Of the commuters and others
travelling upon the New Haven Rosi, a. the d-po. OF
that rosd corner Twerty seventh stree. snd Fourth
avenue, for Thu sdsy. l9th inst, st p. m, to take
into consideration Whist measures, any, are necessary
to be tsken 10 view Of the eJr.s now bei's made 70
prevent the use OF sssm below Fory-sec1nd street
viewing this effort but the beginning Of system
of cppo.idon which, If successful, usy be renewed
from time to time 20 stop the use of ssesm ST some
poirt further up town, and trslly At Harlem.
The quarterly statement Of ths affairs of the Adtu'
Life Iusursnce Company exhibits the following results;
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Eu.e, lac zee sou;h
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Markets.-cktFrLLY REFoRrED ros rHE y IhisssE-
AsHEs-The 1,nAndi. fair sad the maxi. 10 nfn 'Ae' Of
r5til. q: sS fr Pots ard Sc q So ID ;or Peaiis.
CCTIOS-Taee % htt.e more CONG, ps;- sc se>'Ji
.,,s Of Oco sLeA We repest YESTERDAY qao;a.ocs'
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Receipts Of Prcduee....ArG. IA.
Acrh Rirr Boa6c cs2 hbis. Four Is pszs Asss 70 n0l
oran Csts 10 500 Corn Wssst skgs WHISKY
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Disasters, &c.

BALTfsoRy Aug i3Toe brig Agyl- srriy. to-dsy hIm
bIif q les 81 the ,O.sl os u tbe shT s -
t,f b h.T Oc1ei4 Reef the rifN =
81 u saved. See 5ogEd keace n Las 1syr& AZ
insured Baltimore 81 90 30 aud vessel G Pnl@ie pa ~
= eco. -
lBy lessr 70 ElWood Water esq Sec, Bova Of lisA
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The following table will compare the exports of u
.sen r,poip staple articles for the week snd year:

Irersse of compared with Ia, Of
The following is comparative statement OF 'he Vane
fnersn moi from The int Of tie year TO Aug. ~:
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LAWYER Is. LAWYER.

Tie Beiton IndeJendent rsIs'l gives the following
rscy letter orn sawyer Of .s town who has been fa
yored wi an offer of chssp recommendA'on to PSI
ropsge which he has nevertheless felt constrained TO
decline TIE letter is as follows:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

%5r We are authorized to announce J. ".
MITCHELL as a candidate for Justice CT the Peaos
in Bloomington Township, at the ensuing election.
Mr. EDIroR-Please announce he name of HI
RAM MATHEWS as a candidate for the Office Of
Constable, at the April election in this Township.
and obige MANY Vorlns.
MR. EDITOR. Please announce ths name of VIZ.
FESSLER, as candidate for the eflcs Of Cons.a.
bic att the ensuing April election, and oblgs
MANY VOTERS.
MIR. EDITOR: Please announce the name Of Wn-
MCCORMICK as a candidate for the Office of Jus.
tlce of the Peace, at the ensuing April election.
MANY VOTERS.
as candidate for the Office Of Constable at the en-.
suing April election and oblige MANY VOTERS.
%S~We are requested to announce e. KLEIN a
a andidae for reelection to the office of Just CO
Of the Peace at the ensuing April election.
EDITOR JOURNAL: Please announce that W. B.
LANGRlDGE is candidate for election to the Cf
flee of Justice Of tho Peace, in g. oomi q tor town
ship, at the ensuing April election.
Ns-Wc are Authorized to announce JAMES
BEAlAM as candidats for Constable in Bloom
ington township, at the ensuing election.
Mr. EDIroR Please announce the name Of L. II
WAsHBuRN, as candidate for the Office of Justice Of
the Peace at the ensuing April election, and oblige
MANY VorsRs:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
IOWA NEWS.

The Davenport Gazette says the number
of hogs packed there this season has been
5000 head.
CouS1ERFRIrERs.-W Newell and Thorn
as Fielding were arrested near Burlington,
on the 4th inst on charge of attempting to
pass counterfeit money. About 5000 in
spurious money were found in their possess
sion.
CORNELL CoLLEeE.-The spring term of
this institution, located at Mt. Vernon,
Linn county, commences on the 25th inst
Cornell College is conducted by very eff
cient faculty, under the auspices of the M
E. Church. 1t has been in operation near
ly FIVE years. Prof. s. N. Fellows. who is
connected with the institution, is at present
in this city.
The dwelling house, smoke house and
barn of Mr.. John P. Ramsay, in Fairfield
we're burnt on the 5th inst. Loss 81 900.
- The Council Bluffs Bugle of the Sd inst
SAYS: "The land Office in this city was
opened for private entry on the 23d ult, ane
at the closing of the office on Saturday eve
ming, over eighty-f four thousand acres hae
been entered, being an average of near sew
enteen thousand acres per day. The entries
are mostly made with land warrants, ane
mostly on speculation"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
II u M OR OF 8.

An itinerant phrenologist stopped nt a
rustic farmhouse, the proprietor of which
was busily engaged in thresling.
Sir, l am a phrenologist. Would you
like me to examine the heads of your chill
dryn. ! will do it cheap
"W: E,' said the farmer, pausing betw cen
the two strokes. s'I rather guess they don't
need it. The old wcman combs them with
fine tooth comb once q week."
CO. A Spaniard sent his son to the Uni
yersty of Salamanca, and told him to study
economy, and eat beef rather than poultry.
On arriving, the young gentleman asked the
price of COWS.
about twenty dollars"
And patridses z"
"Twenty-tive cents"
81 must lives on patridges,' said he,
"they are decidedly the cheapest of the
two.''
CO \ young man by the name of john
perpctrating q new ''dodge' He fastened
brstles to the tai of rat and sold him for
squirrel! The purchaser was gen;l,muu
from Germany.
A CORRECT MIsNohER.-We know an old
lady who, when she alIules to the leader of
the Mornons, always calls him either un-
Intentionally, or else by curious jumble of
ideas-"Ar. Bigamy Young
G"Am not a little pale?" inquired a
lady, who was short and corpulent, of a
crusty old bachelor.
"iou look more like big tub !" was the
blunt reply.
GY ''Now, Mr.. -, don't you think it
vewy abthurd in mamma to thay I'm too
young to think of marliage9" said spin
ster OF forty to lover of thirty.
WA A young gent in Schenectady, suffer-
ing from too strong sensation of the more
tender feelings, defines his complaint as an
attack OF lasstude.
ca "Gone ducking," " is the term used
for young "feller" in Arkansas, who goes
to "set up" with a young woman.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

and not one year in four belowit But this
is not often the case; and though believe
it probable, under the best management,
dare not n01c assume my estimate of few
years ago, which was $50, on the average,
after ten years.
=. Any other information, &c:
a few varieties of the Pear have proved
persistent and profitable with US. These are
Bvftm, Belle Lucrative, Flemish Beauty,
Bon Chretion, Fondantc, and perhaps Beure
Hie1, and two Or three others, not long in
bearing. Bartlett has always borne early
and well, but it is very tender tree. The
pear must have we'll underdrained and
rather stiff soil to dc well. Cherries hare
"l"dys tti'ed, and plums generally from
curculia when the trees have survived
though we have had some large crops.
In great haste. Your friend,
JOHN a. KENNICOTT.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
TUESDAY, MARCH l6, 1858.

|
DON'T CARE FOR THE PEOPLE. The Wash
ington Union, in an article on the Lecomp-
ton constitution, says:
"We don't care wAether the people Nke or
dislike tie constitution. Wea unwilling to
take any more testimony. The case has
been closed, tile judgment entered up, and
the erecution is aaoo in the hands of the Off
cerS.'
1t should be borne in mind that the Union
is the acknowledged mouth piece of the Ad
ministration. 1t is gradually becoming m ore
defiant of the people, in whom, according to
the cardinal principle of our government, all
power is inherent. Its frantic defiance will
recoil upon itself. Thcpcople are becoming
aroused, and will crush out the spirit Of
arrogant despotism which at this time cen
ters ut the White House
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

Mr.. HARRIS SrATEMeNT.-The statement
that Mr. Harris, of H., intended to submit
TO the House in behalf of the anti-Lecompton
members of the Kansas Committee, embraces
a complete record of its minutes and its
proceedings with the exception of the call
upon Calhoun proposed by one OF the NIL
nority, and an inquiry as to the apportion
ment of the delegates. The majority have
resisted successfully every effort at inquiry
by either of the minority. while they Them
selves elected nothing relative TO the matter
Of inquiry not already before the country.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

A New REQ oaMMENDATIoN.-lh he New York
Observer says: We saw letter the other
day which gentleman coming to town pre-
sented to a mercantile house. 1t wa. a
sealed letter of introduction, and read thus
"Dear Sir: / he bearer of this letter, Mr.
James is Smith, goes to New York to pur
ohase goods. can recommend him as good
for all he pays for.
ssYours. S. P. JoNEs."
Since the revulsion, letters of this descrip
ton are considered al, and command the
very highest degree of confidence.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
HEALrHISEss OF New YoRk-The ratio Of

HEALrHINEss OF New YoRK.-The ratio Of
mortality in New York is increasing. In
1910, the ratio of deaths to the population
was in 46 in 1920. l in 81 in 1880, l in
80: 1910, l in 80; in 1850, l in 43; in
1857, l in o. On the other hand the city
of London is every year growing more
healthy indeed, the average of health there
is higher than the average Of health through
out all England. The mortality of London
fer the past 10 years has been in 40 Of the
population; very favorable contrast to
the in 27 of New York.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
News Paragraphs.

Two balloonists attempted an aerial race
at New Orleans Sunday or two ago. When
nine hundred feet up. one of them burst, and
the man came down with tremendous
force, but luckily escaped injury.
The Plymouth House in Plymouth
Hancock County, H., was destroyed by fire
on the night of 9th inst, and the proprietor,
Mr.. Wilson, perislied in tie flames. The fire
had made great head way before it was dis
covered, and it is supposed NJ. w., was
sutfncated before the flames reached him, and
was thereby unable to escape.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1858.
LEGISLATIVE,

The Desmoines Citizen of the l lth saw
the Legislature has gone earnestly to work
The members seem determined to clear the
docket by the 10th, if possible and, at tn,
furthest, by the time designated by the
House, the 23d. Voting-not speaking--is
now the order of the day.
The bill for the establishment of Stat.
Banh in Iowa, passed the Senate, on Tues
day, by an almost unanimous vote Yeas
2S, nays T. Some of the Democrats who
voted for the bill stated that they did so in
obedience to the demands of an overwhelm-
ing public sentiment, not in obedience to
their own convictions.
1t is said to be altogether probable that
the House will adopt the Senate Bill, and
the Senate the House Bill, with little alter
alton. If this is the case, both bills will be
finally disposed of in few days.
The Elucational Bill is now law of the
State. 1t passed the House on Tuesday, by
large majority, exactly as it came from the
Senate. This is one of the most important
acts ever adopted by the Legislature of Iowa
The resolutions Of Mr. Kirkwood, from
the Committee on Federal Relations, to
whom that portion of the Governors mes
sage relating to the Dred Scott decision was
referred, dcnunciatory of the attempt Of the
Supreme Court of the United States to give
slavery a national character, and entail it
upon the free States of the Union, were ad-
opted by the Senate On Monday last, by
strict party vote.
Bills have been introduced into the Senate
for dividing the State into Judicial and Sen
atorial Districts.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
Box 1852, Cnica %, Ill,

habit Of indorsing patent iicir snless We hays
i,dubitab'e proofs of their efficacy. In view Of
the multiplicity Of quack nostrums with which the
countryis fl 'odei, it kecones oftener the duty ofa
the journalist to war; the public against imposition
than to commend m edicine and rem edies that nan
sess merit but when a medicine earns for itself
reputation and becomes absolute ne costly
every family where there is disease, and when tboss
who use it Dcvcr afterward dispense with it when
they are in neei Of remedy for pain and disease,
it then becomes the duty of be Journalist to mako
such me- dicine or remedy wide!y..known as posi-.
BILE. Our attention has frequently be,n called "a
we'll bv those who it as tlose who sell it. TO the
unexampled success OF Bakers Pain Panace ., which
has gained popularity and meets with a sale une-
qualled ~ sny medicine that has ever been sold in
this country.-Marshall Illinoisan.
For sale by ] B. Don ,b ,rtv
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
GE1 ERR ATED EEMATE DTIIC


Prepared from prescription of Sir Janses
Ctarke, II. d., Physician extraordinary
to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfailing In ;he oal
those painful and dangerous dseass to which fem ale
consttu ion is subject II noderates all removes
all distractions, and speedy may be relied upon
TO MARKIED LADIES
peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time bring on the
monthly period with regularity. aNs
Each bottle price Dollar bears stamp
Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfets.
These Ps should not be taken by females during thu
FIRST MONTHS Of Pregnancy they are sur, "
bring Miscarriage but at other time they are safe
all of Nervous and Spinal main N the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion palptton Of
abe Heart Mysteries and Whites, these pill will Affect
when all other have failed although DOW.
full remedy do not contain iron ealome antinony q
any thing huItful to the constitution. a
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES (Late I. K. B ). win Cs..)
X, chester. n. =. -
N. B.-$Io0 and postage stamps ,sed 70 any a.
,horred Agent, will insure bottle Of pills ~ fsta
mail.
Forsae by J. B. Dousherty, AaseaM Icra
Dec. q. 1s57-akwly
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20
For the journal" and
Fruit Culture.


MESsRs. EDlToRs We herewith hand you
three letters from eminent Fruit Gro,rers in
the North West one from DR.. j. A. Kenni-
colt. one from +. X. Phoenix, and one from
I. NJ. Whorter
The Farmers Club" have requested the
publication Of DR.. Jas. Weeds very eloquent
and able address on Fruits and Fruit Trees,
delivered on Saturday, 18th.
We hold an adjourned meeting on this
same subject noxt Saturday, Goth inst.
SUEL FOSTER, J
ISAAC NEGUS, Publishing Com.
JAS. CATTELL,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

A NOVEL ENTERPRIsr.-Re DR.. Prime,
of the New York Observer, an experienced
traveller, is at the head Of q company who
are about to set out on European trip on
novel plan. The company are to charter a
vessel and sail for the old world, visit the
points Of interest, 90 to Alexandria and the
Egyptian ports, sail to Joppa, visit the Holy
The cost of the round trip will be about nine
hundred dollars, and as the company will be
select one, the members of which will have
common sympathy, the trip will no doubt
be one Of great interest and enioymont.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

EyThe Washington Union, in behalf Of
the administration, is venturing at last to
assail Douglas and Wise; thus it consgns
them, in insulting language, to the outer
darkness of political death:
s'The political catacombs are filled with
curious specimens of departed politicians,
whose impatient ambition has consigned
them to premature oblivion--here a bold,
adv enturous legislator and partizan giant !;
there an orator of flashing, slashing, head
long eloquence, who saw no difficulties, OBJ
stacles or dangers in the steep ascent to pro-
motion, and was dashed to pieces in the
ool-hardy adventure"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

PERTINENT TO TIE TIMEs.-An OLD topper
was induced to sign temperance pledge,
which he kept religiously for some weeks:
At last, he got decidedly balmly, and one OF
his friends demonstrated with him tor his
faithlessness to his obligations. lie answer
ed, "To be sure, signed the pledge, but |
was tremendously dry, and all signs fail IN
dry time"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

Gw TIE Washington Union daily grows
more op, My abusive of the Doug as Demo.
Gratis. 1t attacks Mr.. Payne, (wllo. only las
fall, was the, Democratic opponentot MIR Chase
for Governor OF ollio,) in the most virnlen'
terms, and aliuaes to Mr.. Douglas as The
.ssPatriot Arnold" Unconditional sui mis-
sion is the only test Of Democracy at the
White, House.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

rs" Dr.. ]. l.. Smith, we'll known druggist of
high standing, in iehmond KY, under date Of Jan
uary, l5tt, 1857, says:
"Dr. Bakers Pain Panacea is doing wonders in
this neighborhood in the way of healing the sick,
the Rheumatics among the number. Perhaps tho
most rem lrkable case is that of old citizen of
this place, who has been suffering solely from Rheua
ma-ism for some fifteen years. He is now well, and
r the great blessing he now enjoys in the shape OF
Providence, to your invaluable Panacea."
For sale by F. Il. Stone and J. B. Dougherty, in
Muscatne and by agents in every town in tho
county.
See advertisement.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

WA Democratic leader in Indiana ex,
presses the opinion that if the Lecomptor
Constitution is forced through Congress, thai
State will 60 Republican next fail by forty
thousand votes.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

eW- The editor Of the HORIZON argus mas
fine appreciation of poetlcal correspond Po,
ent of his, named Cheney. He saws: "Cne-
ney has peculiar talent for rhymins. Ma
ture has done much for him. lhe osp'lage'
Gus indentations Of his e Biological rotundl'y
have bifurca,ed, his diarasm tlll The perspi'
cuity of his cnunfedral rectanguars have
wiggle- waggled beyond the ordinary e.ymo'
syraries of the human sacreduntal. long
NAV he swavev"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-03-20

OK EARLY RIs1Na-A contemporary dis.
poses of the virtue as follows:
owe have watched those fellows who are
the early risers, and as general thing they
are the first chaps who go to the groceries o
a morning. 1t is all moons''ine about the
srnartest and greatest men being The early
ri>ers. 1t nigh: nave been so in old times
but nova days when you see chap moving
about very early, you may be certain he j:
after drink"