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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
:: :::.: ;a; : :::::

The invaluahls medicine il unfailing Ia the
su,s Of all those painful and dangerous dissass'
incident to the female constitution.
II msdsratss al exec sses and removes all Oh.
structions, from whstever cause, and speedy cure
nay Be- relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Il 10 peculiarly suite !. It will in short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION. ~
zzess P4s should not b taken BY ensalss that are
pregnant, d.n ing tie fret THREE A0NZHS. a.
tAsy are surs to bring Asearr;ags; but at every
ether tins, aud IN every other case, they are perfectly
as.
3 Ia all eases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Psia in the back and Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue
o. sight exertio' Palpitaation Of the Heart lev.
ssss Of spirits, Hysts, les, Sick Headache. Whites
and oil the rainful diseases occasisnsd BY dser-
Tered system, these Pills will effect cure whea all
ether means have failed.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
aes v htsh should BE- carefully preserved,
A bottle containing 50 pills. and enereled with
the Government Stamp Of Great Britain, can be
sent post free fer 81 and 6 postage stamps.
81 Us ~ JOB MOSES, General Agent,
< MI Rochester, N. 7.
Sold In Musoatins by J. B. Doushsrty, i. Il
Stone and all respectable druggists.
Auscatire, Oct. 18th, 1889.
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60 to the trash ris, - y to leave the market open
for the young and thrifty stock which 10 coming on
have in my stock Of three year old trees mum !.
Der Of and excellent varieties never before Of
fsred in the western market, which have proved
hardy and well adapted - oar climate.
This Nursery Il located three miles north
& Auscatins city. On the road leading to Wilton
Junction.
PRICns,
For choice selected trees, 20 cents each.
good healthy trees for orchard IL /"
ard smaller siSe for Ia cts. each, or 80 per
one hundred.
1-Descriptivs catalogues sent to 81 applicants
free Of charge. ISAAC NE6O6.
Oot. 18th, IS59-w6w
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IRVING HOUSE.

~ g. MATHIS, PsoPRiEToR. Cornsr Fourth
~. snd Mulberry streets, fronting Court Ho1se
Square. Good stabling in connection with the
Hous.. faovlo Wy
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copartnersaip heretofore existing under the
| name and yle Of G w. and A. Diaper is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent, Asa Draper
retiring. =. W. DnArEn.
Muscatins, Nov. Is, 1859.
The Grocery and Provision business will be car.
r;ed on at the old stand where all accounts for or
against c. W. l. A. Draper will be settled BY the
under.igned. =. W. OkAPEh.
Nov. Is. 1889.
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CORN SHELTERS.

BOUT the only kind Of POWER CORN
II SHELLER worth having, after all, 10 the
McQU IS ION SHELLER.
W. H JOY, Agent, Museatias.
pov18-w7m
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DIED,

This morning. lNoy. 18th, 1889, NELLIE H., cd;
est daughter Of Charles and Mary d. Ssone-sgeo
years. 10 months and days.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
THE WAY TO HAVE

I wish 70 call the .tt.,.,.,
Of or, the psblic to ny large and
vel selected stock Of Apple
Trees Of oil ages, from one
year old up to five. nv
stock OF fve-year old tsses /
very fne. Some IL the tree,
ere very large for their age
ana are ON . part Of the nur-
sefy grounds which must ke
eleard on in the spring, q /
am determined not 10 hav
the Nursery ovefstoeked with
large trees II they cant BE-
a0ld. N Az ~3yl - +
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
Downer's Kerosene Illuminating
OIL!
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Kerosene Lamps for Burning this Oil.
NOT EXPLOSIVE!
Ind giving an lntsnss Light at les than 0ns Ctwt
an Hour!

MUCH Of the comfort Of every family depends
1V1 on being able to have, 1t night, bri lliant,
cheap, clean and safe light. This can be obtained
to an eminent degree. by the use Of the Kerosene
Oil, which, in this Lamp, gives better and more
brilliant light than ary other substance known.
The cost 10 less than one-haf that Of candles, six
times less than burning fluid, will not CONCEAL in
any climate, and is perfectly safe in any hands, 1t
being impossis'e for 1t to explode or be suddenly
inAamed, thus placing it beyond any comparison
with oampheAe Or burning fluid.
We desire to have this Lamp rest upon it, own
merits. Its rapid and increasing sale 10 the only
proof We have of its worth. The burner Of this
Lamp can, at slight exp ,nse, DO attached to any
ordinary Lamps, aud give the same result.
This Oil IL Of light colr and the best that II
maze. Price, 81. 40 per gallon.
For sale, Wholesale or Retail, by
GEO. W DILLAWAY l. BRO,
nov15-tf Weeds Block, Muscatine.
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Groceries and Provisions.

II FISHER has removed 10 the rosm next to tht
L Post Office. where he will keep eonst antly o.
hand full assortment Of srtiolss in his line.
I0v17
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N . r I g e /.

F NOTIC .....
A nsstisg u the Nuses line County Agricultural
Society 10 to Be holden ut The ONCE Of Hos. J. H.
wallace. On Iowa Avenue. near Nevada MIL. On
sturdsy, Nov. 18th, st o'clock; to transact
lnpertant businss, and 70 amend The 0on-
stieution 90 thst our annual election nay seas 81
% The last week In Dsesmb, in order to give tine
for orr Delegate to attend the State Society .
meeting at Dssmolnss, SU FL ROSTER, Pres.
30. WILSON, sse. a 5a..
novl0-W2w .
a. Those Of our readers who have mot
yet obtained their winter supply Of Boots. Shoes,
Hats. Caps, Back Gloves, Aittens, h., &c., will
ind good supply at KzfcsAxs City Boot ! shss
Store, No. It's Second street. At prices which We
will warrant to b perfectly satisfsc ory. .as.
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- ~ ~ - - =
IL GUMS, and has beeon
Standard N Q dicine,
known and approved BY
oil that have used it,
and 10 now resorted to 4
with confidence in all {
the diseases for which +
it IL recommended. :
1t has cured thous- .
ands within the last two 8
years who had given up e
all hopes of relief, as a
the numerous unsolicit- +
Cd certificates in mys
possession show. :
Tho dose must be
adapted to the temper =
Am60t OF the individual .
taking it, and used in s
such quantities asj to {
act gently on the bow. &
els
Let the dictates o f .
your judgment 6 nj de =
you IN the use Of the
LIVER INVIGO r A.
MIX WATER IN TIL
1NVIaORATOR, AND
0ETHER.
Price One Dol
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18

W D $lH 60Ub8a
WE would call early attention of our frisndl
w and customers, together with all who want
Cheap Goods and Good Goodsi
To tho fact that here is IN opportunity to sst
every king you want. New rich, fancy
DIRE IS g DDS!
Of the latest styles and patterns, comprising every
thing new. Dslaines, MsEinoss, CobeTgs, Dsbages,
(new STYLISH Rich Silks and stacks Of Caiieoss.
A full assortment Of Cloths, Cassi merss. Sati-
enta, Jeans, Twsed., Beaver Cloth, Pstsrshsms ana
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
BROCHA SHAWLs,
Blankets, Blanket Shawls and Robes.
READY.MADE CLOTHING, (custom. werk.)
Carpet Chsin, Window Paper and Cotton Yarn
Boots and Shoes,
From the eoazsest, heavy warranted Boot to tho
Fashionable Hats and Caps.
Glores, Hosiery and Notions.
Stocking Yarn, saxony Wool hose, and endless
variety Of Mems and Boys Gloves.
Groceries, Groceries.
Finest Tea, Cofss. Sugar, Molasaes and Syrup
ever offered in MuscatiEe.
M.rsailles Quilts are being sold at great bnrGains
Carpets, Cas.pets.
We would Call especial attention Of those Who
are in want of good carpets to call and sxamt1s
orr stock, for We are bound to close them out 1t
aud near cost, good al wool and three ply at cost.
1-Rememter the place-City Cash Store, NO.
Isl S.copd-st., near Pappooss bridge, Muscatins.
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT!
n. B. Our goods are bought exclusively fof
cash and will be sold Is per Ct. cheaper than
six month buyers can afford them.
Oct. 20, 1s59-~6m.
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MUS ATM
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP

lTVUNON1 q MACd1NE SHUF
JOSEPH KLElNFELDER 4 CO. have the pleas
y ure Of informing the public that they have
purchased tie entire stock and apparatus Of the
Muscatina Foundry and have greatly improved the
same and have enabled themselves to accommodate
the public call in the manufacturing and repairing
Of al kinds Of Steam Engines and Mill Work in
general and al kinds Of Agricultural Imple msnte
Their extensive Piow Factory is also attached,
whore oil kinds of premium Piowsha res are manu-
featured and constantly kept on hand and will BY
sold 1t the lowest cash price, by
JOSEPH KLEINFELDER co.
lima eth 19HQ
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.
NOTICE.

HAVING disposed Of my harness cstabliahment,
IL would give netico to those having notes and
accounts duo me. prior to July ist. 1859. that to
aavocosts they must oome forword and settle, ne
longer indul gencs will be given.
NV. II, l859-daw1m Fl. LOFLAND.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
SAN FOR DIS
FAMILY
Cat h N artlc Pills.

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable extracts, and put up in GLASS
CASES. air tight and will keep in any climate.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18

l. .tH 4A2A
| u:IL,. c-
HAo111cAs 0u8sS NOateQ flll0.
~ CHILDREN CRY FOR THRNl -
rVurs ...,I..,. 49,.
~ .oo.1a hs .so n"sl n remedy 70 estrytne
:. -" 80 ~ vso"s; VveE I'VE mhiione Of bex'
Po sUa 1nnnua yomposss entirely Of Flow
~. h. o.s, D.ls.ns aso exuacts, tneir enests %
sr.... .Min ;ssm Ie P.s 'ssns, satimeceosy All
so';Ss .n1 Aoaak e.:ec'iy IN tne otaee, giand
-;tS ~ sac oody, sneit ~ u attsnoe4
Wy. sns n.PPlest fesu. IN sudden attack 1t dc.
inc S.s 4 aosa s'wsy, s.sse In Old SASS.
npsnt iv. . s;S.ns' sman a'ses-repeatea Ire
4 ths y..rs, seH ~ ING yssem, tnat eoed hos!o
nec.~.rv' T: NO .aanee N empioymene Or dtct =
Mint. .sh;.- NJ: ne.sl oso.e ore NOUN, :welis4
rhev srs 1.r,an.sd e' ~ =. 20 msny otSer knds-
ma. Iii =" .ass.Ss kave seusIaesson, OF ths
a. g.. n....; 1nev Pre- q nsideeed cheap
49,, p;ss'S ,, ~. an 81 ,espects sopsrisr y
~ t..ss t pm y. n.. .ae 0ovse Ihs diseov-
psrr; i. e'Asy ~. VII ssgar omnseed Wiz ".
II, icAi al otners are ooontsn'ets. and II used
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18

1mentsfy canal, . q d
are good and cafe in all
cases where q Cathartio
is needed, such as De-
rangements Of the Stom.
ach, Sleepiness, Pains
in the Back and Loins,
Cestiveness, Pain and
Soreness owes the whole
body, frsm sudden GOLD,
which frequently, II
neglected, end in q long
course Of Fever, Loes Of
Appetite, = creeping
sensation of Cold over
the body, Restlessness,
Headache, or weig.t in
the head, oil InAams-
tory diseases, Worms in
Children or A d ults,
rheumatism, . great
Purifier of the Blood,
and many diseases to
which flesh is heir to,
too numerous TO men,
tion in this advertise
ment, Dose l to 4.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18

The Family Cathar-
tic PILL is q gentle but
active Catnartic which
the proprietor has used
in bis practice for more q
than twenty years. =
The constantly in
ereasing demand from h
those who have longh
use d t b Q P I L L S q
and the satisfaction =
which all express in re-
gard to their use has in s
duced me to place them \
within the reach of all. {
The profession we'll :
know that different Ca IS
thartics act on different =
portions of the bowels. :
The FAMILY O A.
TBARTIC PILL has, E
with due reference to s
this we'll establis he'd =
fact, been compounded {
from . variety of the =
purest Vegetable Ex-
tracts, which act alike
on every Lart CT the al
PRICE THR
The Liver Invigerator
Pills are retsiled by Drue
wholesale by the Trade il
5. T. W.
Manufac
Oct. Is: S35 F
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18

ENTIRELY r 4 o II
. IN established fact, .
TOR, and it will cure
Liver Complaints, Bill
ious Attacks, Dyspep-
siS. Chronic Disrrhco.
Summer Complaints,
Dysentery, Dropsy,
Sour Stomach, Hxbitul
Costivensss, G b ollie,
Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infsntum.
Fatulsnes, Jaandies,
Female Wsaknsass ,
and may be used sue
oessfully - an Ordins.
~ Family Medicine
It will cure SICK
II X A D A G II x, (as
thousa n de can testify,)
in twenty minutes, II
two or three Teaspoon
fuls are taken at com.
mencement Of attack.
All who Use it are
giving their testimony
In its favor.
MOUTH WITH THD
'WALLOW BOTH TO.
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r. MUSSER l. co.
INVITE the attention of the public to their u
Lanbsr Yard, just opened opposite to the Pc,
Omoss where they will keep constantly On hand ani
sell eAsap - the cheapest,
I'LL KINDS OF
SEASONED LUMBER,
/ in, / liz in. and 2 in. Clear,
Dressed Flooring and Siding,
Joist, 80.
Scantling, "
Laths, ...s..-.
Shingles, O..
Sash, Doors, and
R. MUSSER l. co.

.as Dimension STUFF.
4sssls. II. ! Co. have purchased their stock q
cash prices, fact which, in addition to the well.
known ezpsrience Of the acting members Of the frm
may assure the public that perfect satsfseton will
b given, beth - regards the price and quality Of
lumber purchased of them.
Call before buying elsewhere.
B. MUSSER, JNO. MUSEER,
Musoatine, Iowa. JNO. FLICKIN0ER,
PETER MUS3ER, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Iowa City.
Nay 26th, 1859. -...
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STATE OF NEW YORK, loo

STATE OF NEW YORK, 1os .
City and county Of New York. S.
Personally spp.ared before ms, this twenty
eighth day VI 0ctoter A. D 1869. Joseph Walker
Pres,dsut, and Ricba d L. uuydock, Secretary Of
the Security Fire insurance Company, Of the q ,
Of New York and personally affirmed that tbe
within Statement, BY them subsci, bed, 10 correct
aud true to the ct Of their ledge and belief.
THOs. L. THORNE,L,
nov16 Meta , J able.
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Tor years he's worked to heal the sick,
With joy elsts bis bosom Ills:

At the msgi: powers Of Berrick's FITS.
A~nERRICK'S MATCHLFSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inunl ated the world with
their pop clarity. over five million boxes are used
annually, giving employ meat to eighty five men
and women to put them up. Their cures are nsn.
bered by thoasands-neir praises on the tongues Of
you eve, used them, Put up in English, Spanish,
German and French directions. Large family
boxes, rs cts! Five BIKES for 81. sold every
whore.
Soc advert sement on Srd page.
r. II. PALMER, Travelling Agent for tho uni
ted St ates.
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G. r O C E. R [ E S!
NE w G o Us!

4 lust received and in store, prime stock Of
u Groeeries, of all kinds usually called for, at
go Seeond street, which will be cold low for cash.
ap,26 8. UNDERWOOD.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18

IODEY for December 1t
NJ Nov. .. PALMER : DEM0R1S1s3
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
The Whole World United!
SICK cop E, THINK
AETER WHICH ACT

You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures . book to fll;
This IL the case, the million say,
With the sures Of Herrick's Pill.
They come from East, and North. ard West,
And with glad ii iings the papers Ill,
Because tho, are the chespest. safest. best,
And superior to others 10 Herrick's Pill;
From Plants, and Flowers they're made Il
TheJ always cure-they never kill;
Thousands now in their graves were laid,
We Q it not for UerRick's Pill.
Each Pill with sugar lie coated Ger
A rare discovery Of matchless skill;
Their like wss never seen before,
Until it appeared in Herriek's Pill.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18

MI one Years subscrirelen
70 Tie Xkssaeiss Weselv J6srssI fes
To bushsls II whsat k%M
d Six b1shsls feofn, sssas@
Five bushels Of potatoes, or
half cord Of wood. -aai 8 ~.
Who isoo poor that he cannot take his county
papsri .-..r -s,.-----s- s..-ssr-s
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whislx carried out the company to WATERFOWL on
tuesday to assist in taking care of the wounded,
San over COW going out, and killed horse on the
return Trip. We trust the next Legislature will
sane the matter into consideration and compel the
railroad companies to take this one step at least in
the right direction. Aigscovkee Fres Democrat
A FuNxY LEoTuRE- Disgraeeful Proceed
sss.-Last night. REV" WIN. J. Andersen, THE
same colored individual whom We posted in satur-
days issue ~ an impostor,) held forth to motley
crowd Of men and boys in the Court House, and in
connection with Henry Mockmors, Of Fairport.
made great deal Of sport for them. The 'boys'
we're disposed to be noisy, and could only be re-
strained BY the lecturer occasionally entreatinx
them to take seats and ct down." sbe still and
shet do dooh." else he would have to "stop do leo
turs" The threatening to have their fun cut short
always had the desired effect (fcr few minutes, }
and ode lecture" proceeded to it, conclusion not
withstandins numerous interruptions and the fight
Of one or two embryo chickens in the direction Of
the speaker. whereat be was highly indignant. A
collection taken up ct the request Of the speaker
but it brought q beesarly account Of very small
change and seemed 70 east darker shade over the
old fellows phis. Mockmors, in his remarks, bore
rather severely on biz sable predecessor, to which
''psrseaaaioas" ths latter objected the effort
Of brilliant farpes4 orator was uneeremoniously
eut short By metiea to adjourn. It is worthy Of
remark thas every man taking part in the meeting
was aDsmocrat-our worthy Postmaster acting u
Chairman, township ofRcial - Secretary, and two
Leading Democrats ~ promptsrs!
An attsmps was made 70 egx the old darkey ON biz
way 70 the hotel but II was prevented by gentle
men who took sympathy on him and acted q an
escort for his protection. This attempt We regard
- the NEST disgrsesfal proceeding Of the whole
AFFAIR. While w think tAs cid fellow should not b.
encouraged in his ''Isstsring' and begging tour
10 do not believe he deserves such harsh trsatmsn
. wss undertaken on this occasion. He il, to d
appsgasses. poor, issesaat and harmlsss-and "
alviss him to rstura b his home in the Hoose
etats asd eeutsnt hiaasslf in some occupation NOR
adaptsd 70 his capacity. &.sse es5 g
Pa We are suthssissd b. Alexander Clark
q this ~, % ~ MAJ the 'tRsv. WIN. }. Andsr
"a" i q inpesses, I'D sushs sstto . s.seurss
eli. II pssssut essspatieaby nindsd psopls
Hi de,snsaisns Of t. eolorsd people q this plae
we're unsalisd lsr spA shox that b Knows y -
ssrssissd ~ agnpsAy ~ rsapsst q he ev. Pc
p,e. he tsus fEinAs Il ~ eelersd naaG ssssy
where szs easaisssd sgsiast giving him asy sneosr
ssensas whsasvsr.- Daily. lsks.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18
INF . H DIS
LIVER INVIGORATO
NEVER DERILITATES

TT IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM
GUMS, and has become IN established fact, Q
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-11-18

Price One Dollar per bottle,
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THOS. HANNA,

Mol Maekersl, White Fish, Salmon and Cod
In It DRAPER3
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09
Precept and Practice.

In one of the Baltimore schools tho
boys were reading from one Of their class
books story of noble revenge. l. told of
two lads, Pnilip and Robert, Of very oppo-
site characters. The first was kind and
forgiving, while the other was irritable
and selfish. Philip was walking out one
day, carrying in his hand a cane, pres
ent from his father, which accidentally
falling from his hand, fell upon a pitcher
filled with water belonging to Robert, who.
not listening to Philips apology, seized
the cane and broke it in pieces. Little
Philip, instead Of resenting the injury,
passed on. Some time after th, Philip
found Robert lying beneath heavy log
which, by some means. had fallen ca hin.
Young Philip very kindly lifted the log
from his old enemy, and assisted him Up;
thus returning good for evil.
Now" said the teacher. "sse, boys,
what noble little fellow Philip must have
been What would you do, Johnp.e,'
asked the teacher Of bright-eyel little
fellow who seemed interested in the story,
"were you to have your cane thus broken
by another boy?'
Little Johnnie arose from his seat and
doubled his fists, while his eyes flashed,
and said, Il would lam him 50 bad be
couldn't stand I"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09

The Bucyrus (lll.) Journal states that
some FIVE years ago, carpenter moved
from that place to Missouri. where be sold
q pair Of horses to stock buysr. reeeiv-
ing all his pay in bills on Kentucky y
bank. When he attempted to pass them,
they were found to be countsrfeis, and the
carpenter was arrested; the horse dealer
swore he paid him in Indiana bills and
the unfortunate man was sentenced to the
peniten,iary. His wife failing 10 obtain
q pardon, followed the horse dealer for two
wears and half, seeking evidence that he
not her husband, was the counterfeiter
at length her efforts we're rewarded. A,
Newton, n. j.. he was taken sick the
wife told her story to the physician. who
dosed his patient heavily, and then told
him he was about 70 die.
The sick man was frightened, sent for a
minister, ana confessed that he was con-
nected with a gang OF counterfeiters, and
had paid the bad bills to the carpenter
Furnished with the proofs Of his confess
ion. tho wife returned to Missouri, secured
the release Of her husband, and the coup
10 arc now residing .. Knoxvills. Ill.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-06-09
Rather Complimentary.

We have blind phrenologist in town,
who is great on examining bumps. 4 was
or two got one Of our distinguished judges,
who thinks Il good deal Of himself, and
has a very bald head which he generally
covers with Wig, to 60 TO bis rooms the
other day and have his head examined.-
Ways and Judge arrived,
"Mr. B." says one, I'VE have now
brought you for examination head as is
head We wish to test your science"
Very WE'LL" said the phrenologist:
"place the head under my hands,
"He wears wig" says one.
"Can', examine with that on replied
Professor.
Wig was accordingly taken off, and bald
head of highly expectant Judge was placed
under manipulatious of examiner.
Whats this? what's this ?" said phre-
nologist; and pressing his hands on the
top Of the head, he said, somewhat rutiled,
Gentlemen, God has visited me with an
aiilc,ion. have lost my eyesight, but l
am not a fool; you can't pass this of on
me for a head spirit ef the Fumes.