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strength OF stitch being alike both Sides impossible to
nvel and leaving chain ridge on the under side The
economy Of and adaptaby the thcest or thin
nest aorc have rendered this the useful and popu
lar Family Machine now made
We give Instructions free Of charge to enable pureha
sers to operate the machines successfully
An examination Of these universally approved Machines
Dry Goods Store.
WARREN / STEWART
November q 1859. Io.Csm
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E. E. HARRIS,s SALOON.

E. E. HARRIS,S SALOON.
HARGETT STREET, ONE DOOR FROM PAyrrrs.
VILE STREET,
(Ofros1E WHIlAn HA1vooDs D.ue sro..)
HARRlS'S SALOON Is SUPPLIED WITH rup
- best stock Of FINE LIQUORS in the CT, IA
ms variety Of VINES will be found to embrace III he
C1aEgett's Celebrated Crea. Al
on draught. Superior CIGARS and CHEWING ron. IN
co. &c, DC. AS" AVoAC-
rsa The determined to keep one Of u. b.
Liquors Ale Postsr G,.1 e s 49, III: STOCK Of Wines
iec Me With view to . first class patronage.
premises have been retted at considerable end and
no enort will be spared to give stisactiou TO ne nh
Raleigh, Oct !, 1859. 0' L. nAh6iS'
z. e. HARRIS,S
billiard SAI00m
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VACANT PROFEssORsHRs

>AE TRUSTEES OF TIE UNIVERSITY 0P
Inc sos1d IN December next proessd to On he va.Ss
en Ann e. '.or Of History and Of Rhstorc ss e.
dent DC, At Chapel Hin q = as aoderea \, 49,
--rr-..3 ---.z .-...~-' CHA& Manly
Sept. 20, 1850. -, Sss~sY
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NEW WnOLgSALg
shse aoA Leather @O0se.
WILSON, nelLWAlNC d CO..
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AVE RECEIVED AND OvvER VUs SALE An
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Pes'ae every variety ~ Nsss wssssss - CAskSsvsS
bOOrS SHOES AND 0AtYERS
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD san0Axx
TRUNKS. vAilsEs AND CARPET nX0s.
SOLE Am rrrER lxAfuskS
SHOE FINDINGS. As. As. As
Sole whoir>sis As sss 10 skss City Sc Ne s,is e
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Asd Anss Sc bys ~ 0,,ss MsvvAssss 80 ssssseS q.
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JOHN q WILSON.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
s E ING NJ HINES
WARREN 4 STEWART, Agents,
FAYETTEVILLE ST. RALEIGH n C.

w E OFFER TIE
w Wheeler / Wilson
Sewing Machines With i'm
portant improvements at .
reduction on former prices
and, to meet the demand for
= g,,od, low-priced Family
Machine. have introduced .
New Style, working upon
the same principle, and ma
king the same stitch, though
not sd highly finished, At
Fifty.6ve Dollars.
The elegance. speed. noise
lessness. and simplicity Of
the Machine: the beauty and
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eAVQYyQVtllG
MUTUAL eNseaANC9 COMPANY,
Assets oass.sts.sa.

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fH0A180u1 IEW JYWHIIY!
GNuAS. -. THOMPSON % NOW OPeSeNc
~ 80 " he es,ss Ssexks ef JEW CiRV n H. sse.S
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EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING,
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THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

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MORNING Sun ACADEMY.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21

AZ modern young lady, fashionablJ
educated, and with modern notions Of
style, fashion and domestic equipments
is altogether too costly an article for a
'yoSng man Of small means or . mod
crate salary. Diamond'pins, rich silks
and laces fosew ood.fuYniture, six, sew
en- Or cishthundred dollar houses, op-
eras, balls, fashionable parties, Sara
-toga and Newport, and. success in bu-
tsincss is altogether out Of the question.
If ever young men would unite the lat
ter ana matrimony, they must look in
to other circles for their wives. A girl
who is independent enough to earn her
own living as o teacher or with the nee
die, will be a wife worth score Of
such butterflies Of fashion and ris-
ing young man, who has only his in
dustry to rest upon for success in life,
is fool to marry any other. Useful
industry is always honorable, and diff
ference of sex makes no difference in
this particular. g
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Aestern prairies: Baldwin, Rhode Island Green,
koeksbury Russell, American Golden kusse''
Newton Pippin, Fall Pippn, and Esopus Spitsen,,
bury. Those are among the best OF apples, and
prof able to raise in Eassern states where the
climate and ssili is adapted to them.
This nursery has heretofore been held forth on
the lava City Road, joni the city of Mus"atine
is now permanently established thies mines
north Of Muscas ne, on the road leading to wilton
junction, where the propri etor will be constantly
on hand during the selling season, and will take
pleasure in waiting on his customers with mis- own
hands. .T ga
The partnership heretofore existing between
Foster b Negus has beon dissolved by mutual
agreement between the parties. The Mus;atine-
Nursery 10 now carried on by
Nov, Sd, l858.-w6m ISAAC NEGUS.
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MM IL M D u

TOUR New Steam Grist Mill. at Summit, CD
tho railroad midway between Muscatine and
Wilton junction., We now fully prepared to
o Make Flour Meal and Feed.
In the best possible manner. We wil give especia
attentic to
GriSt WSE7 DIRK,
When not engaged in gringing Crisis, We viii
Manufacture flour and meal fron selected grain
whieE4e will
Sell at the Lowest Market Prices.
s-We pay Muscati,e market pro for ELS
IRA WHEAT Satisfaction guaranteed.
aug y '5S-wtf GREEDY Gu.
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TIE proprietor feels than
full to the citizens Of low"
for the liberal patron 81
that he he heretofore been
favored with, and being >
close observer through tn
two past cold win ters, he Is
now prepared to furnish the
people Of the Northwest
with orchards that will not
winter-kill under ordinary
circumstances, and l viii
here name . few varieties
that in my opinion will nev-
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GIFTS! GIFTS! G IF L S
SpAeMulA Gifts
1t lls R.nsdolpA street Chicago.

4. COLBY Y Co. would inform their friends
u /. and the pubiir, thar the r Crit Book Store Is
permanently established in Odd Fellows Bn'lding,
between Clark and Dearborn streets, where the
purchaser Of each book, at the reguisr retail price,
wil receive Que of the following gifts, valued at
from 81 TO 500. ANY person ending FOR Books,
nd not satisfied with the Gifts, can have the
privilege of seiecting in its place $i.25 book
making two tea shilling books fer 623 cts. each
Persons state in tn ir orders if Gifts gong
with ea book docs not salt, what extra book
they viii select in place Of gift. That is better
than any other Gift Boob sale offers in the United
States, IL sending to New York, Boslo or Phil
ade lpbia, your gifts are valued at from rs cents
to 500. Furth more, it would Co.'S arly deub-
le the amount of your purchase for express
charges. One If the u fits of tn. following sched-
uie presented to each purch at the time of
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21
A LITTLE WHILE.
BY REV. DIR. BONAk.

BY REV. DIR. BoNAR.
Beyond the smiling and the weeping,
/ shall be soon; '0
Beyond the waking and the sleeping,
Beyond the sowing and the reaping,
ss.| shall be soon.
Love, rest, and home!
Sweet home!
Lord, tarry not, but come.
Beyond the blooming and the fading,
shall be soon;
Beyond the shining and the shading,
Beyond the hoping and the dreading,
l shall be soon.
Love, rest, and home!
Sweet home!
Lord, tarry not, but come.
Beyond the rising and the setting,
] shall be soon; --
Beyond the calming and the fretting,
Beyond remembering and forgetting,
. shall be soon.
Love, rest, and home!
Sweet home
Lord, tarry not, but come.
Beyond the parting and the meeting, :
l shall be soon;
Beyond the farewell and the greeting,
Beyond the pulses fever beating.
/ shall! be soon.
--- Love, rest, and home! ..s----..-
Sweet home!
Lord, tarry not, but come.
Beyond the frost-chain and the fever,
shall be soon;
Beyond the rock-wastc and the river,
Beyond the ever and the never,
shall be soOn
Love, rest, and home! # ~
Sweet home! -. -....a
Lord, tarry not, but come.
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Leaving an excess of $a7 06
By this statement it will be seen that the amount
of tax levied is more than the actual expenses OF
the districts demand.
1t only remains for the Committee to add that in
order to meet the expenses incurred in sustaining
the schools as above stated it is absolutely neces
sary that taxes should be promptly paid
The Committee would further suggest to those
who are dissatisfied with the expenditure of money
as above stated to visit public schools and see
for themselves what they are paying for-that over
1900 scholars receive the benefit of the fund in this
township.
Now will the taxpayers sustain our public
schools by the prompt payment of their taxes, or
shall few of our leading capitalists, by enjoinng
its collection, take the responsibility Of stopping
schools, thereby turning into the streets uned-
ucated, large portion of the children of this city
whose parents are unable to educate them, and by
50 doing, destroy all prospects of their becomin
useful members of society?
To the above facts we call your earnest attention.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
4. CH44bzns, Dist No'1. comm;..e.
S. G.. HILL, CommN'ee.
d. r. WARnELD," d.
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REMAINING in the Post Office, at Musca
tine, iowa, January 10Th, 1855.
Persons calling for advertised letters are
requested to give the date Of the list.
On aid after Nov. lst. the Post Once
will be open on Sundays, from to A. NJ
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THE INEBRIArE's SONG.


81.
Drink, drink tonight, boys, drink,
Fill high the sparkling bowl,
And well qssash thsss mad'nins memories
Thss agouise the soul; saav 6s
These sad, remorseful memories y sas
,. Of the "long ago'---. -.l-...s... q,
Their Whispering spirit.voices x
We know. yes
Thensdrink, drink, boys, drink again,
Let US drive these phantoms from the brain.
Drink, drink tonight, boys drink,
Let the liquid demon How,
And our mirth shall the requiem be to the hopes
BE- We cherished long ago. Ht 'a
Those hopes were beautiful fair and bright,
But, oh, IN "A .ss..r ae p.
They sank in q gloomy, starless night,
= We know n z $50 H
Then drink, drink, boys, drink again,
Not even the ashes of hope remain.
Drink, drink tonight, boys, drink,
Join the mad revelry-
We will not, cannot break our chain
4l. % Of crime and misery.
The hollow flush of our mirth and glee
.a Will glow
But one brief hour, then remorse will sting,
a. a We know. gs 81 -..a4.. a...
Then drink, drink, boys, drink again,
For one hour Danish remorse and pain.
Drink, drink tonight boys, drink.
Ere murdered conscience ceme
To tell Of the stricken weeping group
In our lonely and desolate home.
Ourrevels and wassails, their prayers and tears
''' And agonizing woe
Ascend on the breeze to Him we profane,
.gg.rE.- Weknow. ..g a..... s....
Vet drink, drink, boys, drink again,
And we'll drive these phantoms from the brain.
Drink, drink tonight, boys, drink, .... s,,.
Drown conscience and memory, too,
With honor and happiness, friendship and love,
We feel we have nothing to do.
In the deep, dark pit Of gloom and despair
Sunk low, -r
Cut loose from honor and hope and love,
We know, s- .-.s
Let us drink tonight, boys deeply drink,
Drink; yes, anything now but think.
Muscatine, Jan. 18th, 1859.
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AnE
MAGNETIC


THE best and cheapest House ~ tss'
world. Simple snd and PLEASANT 1appnsor
tion, certain and efectuai in its r. A bsassss
tiful, scientific, Curative, applicable fee
the relief of pain, at any time, in any pises,in
any part Of the human system, and under ill eie.z
cumstanees. If you put this Plaster anywhere, e.
il Pain is there this Plaster will stisk until ts
Pain has vanished. The Plaster magnstisss ths
the Pain away, and -s&-4 5.4 s. aS~FS4
PAIN CANNOT EXIST WHEhE THIS PLAS- .
TER is APPLIED. '.-s.s
Rheumatism, Lamness, Stiffness, Weakll!ss, De-
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with little patience, PERMANENTLY CURED
by tho magical influence OF the MAGNETIC
PLASTER. 1t is the simplest, surest, pleasant
est and cheapest remedy in existence. It's appli--
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delicate won an, and the feeble infant. To sack
and al. it will prove Balm and Blessing. IT.
use is agreeable, and without annoyance or trou.
poor; all may have it, and all should have 1t who
are sick, and suffering in any way. f,s7t,e
FARMERS should be supplied with this inval.
liable PLASTER 1t will be the Good Physician
any household, feady at all times, and 1t In
slant notice.
Put up in alright tin boxes. Each box win
make six to eight plasters, and any child can
spread them. Price 25 sents q boz, with fall and
plain directions -.7 asF-frr t--...ag fEH
'r D. C. MOREHEAD, n. D., aa, -
Inventor and Proprietor, 10 Walker st., N. e -
Morohead's Magnetic Plaster 10 sold By slS p
Druggists in every City, Town and Villagsia the G
United States. , r. Ea"'1 a2: ~
Dec g. s5s-,vdatavvesw 'sasreE
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that he has entered into new arrangements for the
coming season, ana has improved his Gallery and
increased its facilties that he is enaGieJ ~ pros
ecute bis business scale heretofore urknown in
this city. ......... .--sF
Persons living at a distance, wishing pictures of
their friends copied. can serd he pictures by cx-
press or mail, d enclose tne money with the or
der, and they will get their pictures by rsturn of
express or mail. Tbs price of copying is from or G
to ten liars, according TO the size or quality of
the case or frame.
We are prepared to execute pictures in every va
1 icC ct the nn:guerreo..,, mi" Ambretsric and
Photographic Arts, with their many improvements,
araong the !arst OF wnicn arc the styles uv-isc.-
ted as the VIGNETTE, or CRAYON, the I'M
PROVED or COL0RED AMBROTYPE, the SPHE-
REnTYPE, STEREOSCOPE, 80.
DESTROYS and determined to render the Metropo!-
itan GALLERY
- A GALLERY OF ART, "-
And place Of resort, attractive to all who can
find pleasure in the contemplation Of the beauti-
full, we invite our patrons, our friends and the
dub'ic geae-aly, to inspec'ien Of our pictures.
Mdscatine, Iowa, Feb. %, 1858
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EAgNMifs MHt 1snnW'l1sS
Ya=S 80 &A ~ III 5EGl
ANBROTYPES, PHOTOGRAPHs
GEORGE P. HALL,
of the METROPOLITAN
GALLERY MusCatiUe

GRA% EFUL to b
patrons Jur the lit
eraliry I b ey b ave
evinced during the
past, CONF. again BE-.
fore them, with a full
experience Of thcir
wants and a Sc nsc OF
thsir appreciation Of
the excellent in art
TO ann0,,prp tn them
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81: s.y x &, LnNI sa1uak e!5nl5D I'D
! MJJSCATINE NURSERY.

1yyHERB iss large stock Of very hne, thrifty
j Fruit Trees that have been gotten mp with q
great deal Of care and expense, now on, hand ~
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WHICHER & THOMPSON !,
~ % q

- Or Is q Q b HIS -
ono Door !!Eest Of Green d stones Banking Asss,
..: MUSCATINE, IOWA. A
WYE have on hand and orv .eceivtng, q snesee
w lot of Groceries. which W wlh set ~
mall advance above cost, .,+ So s,,,,.-s,
F FARMERS, PLEASE NOTICE,
We pay the highest market price for oil kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE. :. s. ...f. !. -,a,y,s
ESPECIALLY scLIcITED-The cash tya Of thee
having accounts with us, from whom Ne have
been unable to get asettlement. sa as t-z-,;3
Jan. Stb, 1S59.-wtf 4 '5~.sfFe d. l-F,...t- ~
REMOV AL. p @'''a'7
TRU NAN has removed his Hat, Oap, PR.
IL. Clothing and Furnishing Goods Store TO she
spacious room, ISL Second street. formerly occupied
BY D. c. Ant hony. Agent W. E. Trowbridse.
December 24th, l 95S. Haf61 SIT
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GRAANDRILL1.

regularity seeding WHEAT RYE OATS, BARLEY, TIMOTHY
CLVER, FL * o. MlLLET SEEDa durability and
simplicity this Machine has been State where has bA
q oduced. ea-f"AV'
This Drn the First the Ohio State Far 70! :
Silver Pitcher al the Msaeu
State Fair the illinois and MyAnd state
: 1lissE"'GaG GEO. EDGAR, Agent for Iowa. ->
OFFCE-Thrse doers south Muins, low.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-21

( ITO keep ice from forming on windows,
take an ordinary paint brush or sponge and rub
the glass once twice day with little alcohol.
and will keep the glass free from ice as in the
polish as can be got in any other way, So SAYS an
exchange
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A GALLERY OF ART.

" For Sale, ga
A SET OF BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS. will
n sell On very reasonable terms. Enquire at the
Journal" office or of the undersigned near Cedar
Bridge Ferry. N, GRAVES.
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