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Prices we're slshGy better.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
VOL. IX--NO. 36.

| UTILITY OF PERFUMES. .-The 0dors
which we dislike are sometimes over
powered by others more agreeable, but
they are neither removed or destroyed /;
and iIealids continue to inhale them in
spite Of their injurious effects. The
best means Of removing bad odor
from room is by proper ventilation.
A fire in the CRATE, and the door left
ajar, or the window open at top and
bottom about an inch, will quickly
change the atmosphere in the apart.
ment, the vitiated air will flow up the
fue, while fresh air will come in at the
various openings. There are cases,
however, where the "doctor " and the
nurse" positively forbid this fresh
air; for they consider 6" a draught " as
certain death to the patient. 1t is on
such occasions that the proper use of
fragrant substances is beneficial, not
only because they hide the bad odor,
but act as prophylactic in the atmos-
phere. The odorous substance of flow
ers is antiseptic in high degree, and
being difused in an atmosphere charg-
ed with malarious gasses, destroys
their poisonous effects. Fresh air,
however, is the best physic for an inva-
lid
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

called to lament over other democratio VIC
tories in this county like the last one? Re-
publicans, what say you? Is it by defeating
our own candidate Of to-day that we gather
strength for the morrowa Is it by spread
ing present saffection in our ranks that we
consolidate our might FOR. future actioI2 We
say it to those who worked 80 cheeri and
nobly for and what must have been so CRATE
fully to the last rival of Mr.. Beham, would
The secession Of the Beham party upon the
nomination of your own candidate have
pleased You! Woald you ever again be
drawn into convention with such men |?
Will you sacrifice the party upon the altar
of your defeat9 Let the triumphant election
OF Mr. Behaln bespeak the good faith end
honor of :he party!
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
TOT IHt JUUruHI,
wilt LII on H EN- mber
TO L D.

When the spring violets sweetiy bloom
When the summer bird carols its song
When the autumn leaves have found tomb,
And the glad bright summer is gone
Wilt thou through all the changing seasons
Keep enshrined within thy heart
4. A memory Of friendship,
Though We may be far apart?
And when the beauteous spring time comes,
Gather bunch of voets blue,
And consecrate them with the thought
That loved the swect ores too?
Or when the glories autumn
Sheds its richness Ger wood and dell,
Rememb.r that lov'd such scenes
More than didst ever tell?
Remember that love them all
The wild birds .ong-the blooming flowers
But never, till memory fail,
shall forget those happy hours
W. two have passed together,
Roaming .ver reck and fell,
Not sinking thcn they could not last
That we e'er should bid farewell!
NJ. D. 5.
Pleasant Vale, California, March lSt, 1858.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

Republican Convention.

The meeting of Republicans for the nom.
ination of Superintendent of the Common
Schools of Muscatine county, convened at
the Court House, ON the 9th inst, at
O'Clock p. NJ. The meeting was called to
order by d. G. Cloud.
q. D. Stevenson was elected as President.
and D. NJ. Lambert chosen Secretary.
1t was moved and seconded that the con-
vention proceed to ballot. and ballot until
there be candidate elected.
1t was moved and seconded that the first
ballot be informal, to see who are to be
candidates.
Names of Tcllers appointed by Chair: j..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

OCCUPATION OF THE JEws.-It is a
singular fact, revealed in the last CEN
sus of the United States, that while
there are seven hundred thousand Jews
in this country, only one person who is a
Jew is registered as a farmer. So lit
orally is the decree Of their dispersion
fulfilled that they are strangers to that
occupation which above all others, i'm
plies resting place and a home. ''FoI
10, I will command, and l will sift the
house of Israel among all nations. y
The Jews are traders, not attached tc
the soil where they are found, but ~
on an instant to change their aboS
In California they follow the universal
rule. In oil Of the towns they are foun(
in large numbers. They nearly mo.
nopolize tlas retail business of the coun.
try. We haze aeyer known Jew VIII,
was oengagedin mining, although ther
may be many such SO occupied.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

A STEAM PLow FOR TIE PRAIRIEs.-Mr.
John Deere, the famous plow manufacturer
Of Moline. writes to James Mix, Esq, of Chi
caso as follows:
''Mr Uavarlh is now getting up fine
plow, and cannot see why it will not work.
There is also steam engine, being built at
my shop to haul it, and do other farming
work. The person who is getting it up is
sanguine of success. He is certainly one of
The best practical mechanics in our State
1t will be great day when Illinois can
show steam engine, taking along break
ing plow, turning over furrow ten or
twelve feet in width, as it goes. l think
we shall he able to sec it before June passes
aWay.o
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
The Doomed lIun

The following lines were written twelv
years ago by Rev. j. Addison Alexander
d. D., Prof. in the Theol ,gical Seminary q
Princeton, N. j., and have been pubishe
but once before. Now, while the religion
interest is so broad and deep in our country
they are exceedingly appropriate, and ougll
to be widely circulated
There is time we know not when
~ A point We know not where,
That marks the destiny Of men
To glory OF despair.
There is line by us unseen,
Which crosses every path,
ae.s The hidden boundary between
Gods patience and his wrath.
To pass that limit ia to die
To die as if by stealth
It does not quench the b. aiming eye,
Or pale the glow Of health.
The conscience may ,e still at ease,
r. The spirits light and gay;
That which is pleasing still may please,
And care be thrust away.
But on the forehead God has set
Indclibly, mark;
Unseen by man, for man as yet,
II blind, and in the dark.
And yet the doomed mans course below,
Like Eden may have bloomed;
lie did not, does no, will not know
Or feel that he is doomed.
He feels-he knows that all is well,
And every fear is calmed-
He lives-he dies--he wakes in He'll,
Not only doomed-but damned.
Oh, where is this mysterious bourne
By which our paths are crossed,
s Beyond which God himself hath sworn
That he who goes is lost.
How far may VIC 60 on in sin?
How will God forbear?
Where does Hope end, and where begin
The confines uf Despair?
An answer from the skies is sent,
&& aye that from God depart,
-a While it is called 'to-day' repent,
.gen And harden not your hear,.''
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03


The Boy PREACHER. The Rev. j. B. Full
ler, the boy preacher, only sixteen years Of
age second Spurgeon, &C., of whom our
Missouri exchanges have spoken so enthusi-
astically, is now in Quincy, Illinois, where
he is preaching nightly to immense crowds,
at the Fourth Street Baptist Church.
The Washington States says that a
lady Of that city recently returned the fol-
lowing reply to an invitation to fashiona-
bic party:
s'My Dear Mrs. My husband and l
are tired of evening parties and morning
headaches. l must be honest. - and
- say that it is "a horrid BORE" but they
will s'accept with pleasure" l am sorry
they feel obliged to act such hypocrisy.
Besides, you know you don't want us. You
only think you must make party, because
you have been invited to others to which you
did not want to go. When it is over, you
and your guests will rejoice equally. Allow
me to make suggestion Why not confer
favor upon yourself and them, and upon
those who would appreciate the kindness, by
giving up the party and investing the IN oney
intended for wine, oysters and low necked
dresses, in solid nourishment for those to
whom biscuit would be Il luxury, and whose
bare shoulders would no longer shiver, were
they covered with comfortable shawls?
Truly and sincerely yours,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

A CRREoUs' DIFF ERENoE.-A Maysville
correspondent indicates a cereous ''point OF
difference" between the administration of
Jeems buchanan and that of Pharaoh at
memorable period-the latter had cor" in
the national crib, the former has only q
Cobb.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

cV-What business pays best in Iowa ?
Advocating the Lecompton Swlndle and be-
SOLDERING Jones and Buchanan Witness
the Dubuque North Vest whose editor has
got the Post Office, and the Council Bluffs
Bugle and Usage Iowan, each of which have
long Government Advertisements, amount
ing to a sum equal to half the yearly income
Of these ofices.-Buri ington Hawkeye.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
Wit, Wisdom and Humor.

W Conviction of ignorance is the door,
step of the temple of wisdom.
eW Mock no man for his snub nose, for
you can never tell what may turn up.
sW Jones says of on ancient unmarried
female, that she was iearfully and wonder.
fully maid.
Gy The worst feature in mans face is
his nose-when stuck in other peoples bu-
siness.
sW An Irishman had horse to sell. A
wag asked him if he had the botts9 "Och,
to be sure he has, honey, and every other ad-
vantage.'
Gy An exchange has discovered that
Scottiscle is a corruption of the words
"Scotch tch," and that the famous dance
owes its name to person afflicted with the
Scotch plague aforesaid. Awful!
Should skunk read Hamlet, which line
would he choose for a motto2 We give the
answer "Methinks l scent the morning
air." We get this from q young man who
starts in the periumery business next week.
What lie must haze 7hought The girls
of Mort hampton have been sending a bach
elor editor bouquet made Of tansy and
wormwood He says lie don't care, it's
sweeter than matrimony, any how. He
probably thought the wornwood and tansy
better than wormwood and the gal U.
~ Some one as king Lorenzo Dow if he
knew what Calvanism is, received the follow
ing little faggot of dilemmas, as the defni-
ton thereof:
"You can and you can't,
You will and you won't;
You'll be damned if you do,
And you'll lie damned il you don't"
eT-"I hab always in my life," says Cesar
Hannibal, ssfound de gals to be fust in lub
tust in quarrel, tust in de dance, tust in de
ice cream saloon, and lie fust, best and de
last in dc sick room! What would we poor
| fellers do without dem? Let us be born as
young, as ugly, and as helpless as we please,
and woman's arms are ready to receive u :;
she it am who puts close 'pon our helpless.
naked limbs, and cubbers up our footses and
toscs in long flannel petticoates and it am
she who, as We grow up, fills our dinner
asket wild dough~nuts and apples as we
start to school, and licks US when we tear
our trousers"
| C7 "Abe' Lincoln, an ex-member of
Congress from Illinois, and the Republican
of that State who is anxious for the shoes
of the Little Giant, tells story, as We learn
from the Illinois papers, that illustrates in
the best anecdotal style, his appreciation of
the late fight in Congress. Itreminds "Abe"
of testimony given concerning fight, one
of the belliserents being his client:
Among the witnesses for the plaintiff was
remarkably takative old fellow who was
disposed to magnify the Importance of the
affair to my clients disadvantage. 1t came
nv turn to question him. "Witness,' said
|, syou saw this fight"
Eyes, stranger, reckon did"
"Was it much of fghts' said /.
s'PlI be darped if it wasn't, stranger, q
right smart fight.'
slow much ground did the conbatants
cover? %
| "About an acre, stranger"
s.About an acre,o repeated musingly.
s'Well, now, witness, just tell me, .sodss't
that just about the smallest crop Of a tight
off an acre Of ground that srer you heard
J?"
That's so, stranger: I'H be gol darned j
it pasn't."
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
ADEcAYING TowN.-The Clinton Illinois

Transcript says:
'sTwo years ago, Clinton contained t,celce
dry goods stores-now we can boast of but
six. and all the goods in all these six would
scarcely make one respectable stock"
That of itself would be no evidence of
decay. More than half the towns in the
country contain too many ''dry goods stores, .
and a general reduction of fifty per cent
would be regarded as a fav orable indication
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
River New ..
From the Daily of March 29th.


The river is rising slowly at this point Freghts
low and du !. The Lake City brought up about
five tons of freight yesterday for John Beatty, Of
Iowa City, with IS barrels of apples. The new
steamer Mary Cook, up this morning, brought lot
of groceries for Bowers Il Mauck. The Fire Canoe,
down yesterday, took a cargo Of wheat and
bacon.
LAKE PEpIN NOT YET OPEN.--A dispatch from
Prairie du Chen Of the 25th says the Brazil had
returned from Lake Pepn, and reported the Lake
SO blocked up with ice and saw logs to be impas-
sible for boats at present.
MARY CooK.--This new boat came up this morn
ing. She is ncat-looking little stern-wheeler, but
not the magnificent craft led to expect from
the cxtravagant "pufs" in the Davenport papers
about her. Capt. Dalzell, Of Davenport, COM
mands.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIvAL.--Geo. w. Jones arrived
at this place last week from below. We presume
it is intended to keep the "disaffected" in a. full
supply of "Ioaves and fishes" as he brought with
him cargo If stoves, cooking utensils DC: Vlva
Ia Jones
From the Daily of March 30th.
The Missouri and Illinois reported falling,
but in good stage.
ST. LOUIS AND ST. PAUL PACKET LlNE.-Arrange-
ments are about being made for regula: line Of
nacets between St. Louis and St. Paul this season.
Capts. Ward and Griffith, long and favorably known
in this trade, have built two large sidewheel steam
ers fer the trade. Capt. Wards boat is called the
Canada and Capt. Grifith's the Pembina. The Henry
Clay and other boats will probably form part Of
the line. This line will have wharf boat of their
own at St. LOUIS and ticket passengers through from
st. Paul to Louisville. ~
LUcIE MAY.-This steamer broke her shaft a..
this place, this morning, on her upward trip. She
dropped down to the railroad depot aud will lay up
there till the shaft is repaired.
SuxK.-Two fat-boats, loaded with $50 sacks o.
wheat and over 100000 lath, shipped by Dunsmqre
& Chambers Of this city, were sunk near Port Los-
| lisa last Friday. They were in TOW Of the Axcs's
soF. The cargo was insured in this city.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

~ The Louisville journal says. "In
reading the trashy and sophistical speeches
Of the leading Lecomptonites in Congress,
we are reminded of the Quaker lady's quiet
response to palavering store-keeper -
Friend, what a pity it is a sin to lie, when
it seems 80 necessary to thy business.'"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

AsNEw rowNsHlP-s Orono" is the name
Of township to be organized in this county by the
election Of officers next Monday. 1t comprises all
thst portion Of Cellar Township west Of Cedar
river,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
For tnv una
The Dying Sailor to his Mother.
BY ARNRNE T. PEPPER.

bI ARASNE r. PEPPER.
They tell me I must die, Mither,
On this wild, rolling sea;
That I ne'cr shall see our ain burnside,
Or our gay. how'ry lea.
shall never see auid Sco'ia's shore,
Nor her mountain-tops sac blue;
III ne'er be taulded to the hearts
OF loving ones and true.
I'm dying, dying fast, Mithsr,
And heavy is my cen;
But dreamed, last night, saw ye out
Upon our cottage green
! saw your sad, pale face, Mither,
Isaw ye bend the Knee,
And msthought the prayer rose frae your lip:
For the stricken one at sea.
Pray for your absent bairn, Mither,
For tbs sac hard to die
To watch the sparkling, briny waves,
Beneath whose foam Ill lie.
Could only rest at hame, Mither,
Meath eur auld kirk-yard tree,
By gentle sister Aggie's side.-
But oh it can net be
I've often made you greet, Mither,
Whom but careless boy;
And often, too, in later years,
Haze dimmed your glance of joy;
Bat leaden-winged remorse, Mither,
Lies sair upon my heart,
And never till its latest throb,
Will that memory depart.
And now, long farewell, Mither,
Ny journsying is o'er;
Twill ma be lang before we meet
Upon happier shore
A brighter, holier spot, Mither,
Than mortal lips can tell.
Ny brow is celd-I faint-I die;
Mither,--farewell, farewell
[uscatine, Feb. 9th.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

cY The Lecompton Democrats Of St.
Louis have nominated George B. Taylor for
Mayor. The Free Labor candidate is 0. D
Filley. The Republican Filley will make
"a good run,' and inasmuch as all FLIES get
to be mares, it is but reasonable to expect
that Filley will be Mayor
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

New Srocx or GRocERIEs.-L Suther-
land, at l5l Second street. receTing and op ming
fresh stock Of groceries.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
Agricultural Meeting.

The stockholders in the Iowa Central Agricuiu-
raj Society will meet at the Office of j. H. Wallace,
on Tuesday, April 9th, at O'clock, 2. NJ. 1mpor-
tant business will come before the meeting, and it
is very desirable there should he full attendance.
S. TUFTS. Pres't.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

The GREAT NORTH WESTERN ANTI-Lg-
COMPTON CONVENTION. - The Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
states that the great Anti-Lecompton Con
vention at Chicago is arranged to take place
on the first Mondayin MAY, and will proba-
bly, call out as large an outpouring of the
masses as has been assembled at any time
within the last twenty years.
RE-APPoINTMENTs.- Laurel Summers, of
Scott county, has been re-appointed by Pres
ident Buchanan as Q. S. Marshal for Iowa,
and J. G. Knapp as U. s. ATTORNEY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

How YEn WAS TAKEN following
account of the capture of the Viceroy of the
Son of Heaven, Governor Yeh, at Canton, is
rather amusing:
He was climbing over a high wall al
nimbly as fat man could be expected TO-
when his "tail' was seized by sturdy blue
jacket, who took ''bight" thereon immedi'
ately, and lugged his Excellency backwards
into the yamaa from which he had JUS
emerged.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

SPIRITUALISM GOlNG TO SEED.-Ine most
extreme case of Spiritualism tfatwe have yet
heard of is that of resident of Hume, AL
legheny county, N. Y, by the name of Vic
tor Mix. who, under the directions of the
spirits, has sat four weeks on couple dozen
of eggs, for the purpose of Matching them.
A correspondent of New Orleans paper,
in description of the marriage of two slaves
on neighboring plantation, remarks that
the minister, instead of the words s'until
death do part ye," used the words, unless
ye are unavoidaby separately
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03

SENATORS PAIRING OFF.-Mr Cameron, Of
Pennsylvania, paired of with jeff. Davis
when the final vote was taken on the Le-
compton bill in the Senate. The latter, says
a Washington correspondent, proposed ta-
king his seat in the Senate against the re-
monstrances of his family and physicians,
unless some Republican would pair off with
him. Application was made to Mr.. Cameron,
who from old personal relations with Mr..
d., agreed, under the circumstances, as the
result could not be affected.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-04-03
IOWA NEW S.

The Lecompton Democracy of Dubuque
have nominated d. A. Mahony for Mayor.
Fl. L. Hetherington is the opposition or Peo-
ple's candidate
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-09

SurRgMS CouRr OF MlySgsorA The
regular term OF the Supreme Court Of the
State, commenced its session in this city. at
tho Capital on Monday. Present Hon. La
fayettc Emmett, Chief Justice, and Hons
Isaac Atwater and Charles r. Flandrau,
Associate Justices.
The court appointed Willis A. German,
Henry /. Swift and c. T. Cotton, Esqs., q
standing committee to examine all appi
cants Tor admission 10 the bar.
Edward A, Raymond. Esq, and Angus.
tus II. Walker. we're admitted to practice
law in the several Courts Of the State.
John Niniugcr, respondent rs. Aaron
Aaronheim,r. impleaded with Il. f. Slaugh-
ter, appellant-Appcal from the District
Court for Ramsey county. Brisbin Il Big
Glow for respondents, and iamprey for ap.
pcl,ant. Appeal dismissed with Costs.
Neisscr & Co. respondent, rs steamboat
Galcna, sppellaut--Appeal from District
Court for Ramsey County Babcock 4
Cotton Tor respondent. and Van E,ten h
ofieer lar appellant Appeal denied with
costs.
=, j. wicSs, respondent, Us. 5. II. Mil
wauhee, appcllant--Appeal from the Dis
,rlct Court Tor Ramsey coauty Newell 'or
respondent, and Van Et,cn 4 Ohoer tos
appellant. Appeal dismissed.
State of Minnesota &c Charles Boafauti---
Motion to dismiss the appeal oveTralcj.
The District Attorney m0vtd TO strike
the cause from tn calendar, on the ground
that aIQcIls To the Supreme Court DO not
lie in this State in criminal csss, The al,
,osueys for the defendant stated that the
case Was day ees,.6td 10 tbs cogr, by the
District Court. usder section 2I9, pas2 56i
Of Revised Statutes AMI The court. with.
oul bccdIs th' po.l, made by the D.slrc.
AtIcsuoy, tSid Tat lbe case was proper J in
this court.
State ol Minnesota ~. WIN. u. Nc
Gror'y--AFpral ,som the Dptr'c, Court OF
Ramsey cOen,y. Argued ~ Messrs
Heard < GogaaH. No ietision.