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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20
council Blu9s.-Col. A. IL. Palmer.
You've AMERICA BRoApcAsr SEED

You've AMERICA BRoADcAsr SEED SowzR.
We Witnessed in front OF the Mason House, yes
terdy the performance of the above. named ingen-
ious invention. Mr.. j. K. Hickey, the agent, having
fastened it by means of straps to his body some-
thing after. the manner by which farmer would
carry his sack of gram, though with infinitely more
eases the machine having supporter attached
which prevents it from proving rksome--proceeded
to exhibit its wonderful capacity for sowing wheat
We cannot give clearer idea of the process OF
sowing than this: The machine consists of hopper,
to which the wheat is introduced from a sack pro-
jecting over the top and thence conveyed into
three hollow arms or tubes in front, arrasged like
the spokes of wheel, from which the grain is
discharged while the arms are made to revoye by
means of a crank, in the hands, and, therefore,
entirely under the control, ofsthc operator, the
scattering seeds describing the gracefully radiating
lines Of the pyrotechn cal conlrivanee known as
"pin-wheel" MIR. Hickey proceeded to the middle
of the street, and. after stationing himself tested
its capacity. The distance the wheat was thrown
each side of him was about thirty feet, making
in all sixty feet He also exhibited its capacity for
sowing grass seed, which appeared to be quite as
found to be sown as evenly and thickly as it would
be possible for farmer to SOW it under the most
favorable circumstances. Sacks of grain may be
distributed at regular intervals across the field
from which to replenish the hopper. This is q
great saving of labor the old system Of carrying
one or two bushels suspended from the shoulders.
The machine can be regulated so as to SOW from
gallon to four bushels per acre, and is adapted to
sowing all kinds Of grains or seeds from turnip
seed to the common-sizcd beans. By this invention,
which may either be carried by the farmer OF
placed in the hind gate of a wagon, q man can sow
more grain and seed, from the smallest to the
largest, in two hours, than can be sown in twelve
hours by the old method, and when sown, the grain
is much more evenly distributed upon the ground.
From the simplicity the construction Of this little
invention, and the extremely low price at which it
is sold-$1o-it is destined, without doubt, to
become very popular with Western farmers.
Mr.. Hickey, the agent, may be found at the
Mason House by those DESTROYS Of examining the
"Youug America" which, he informs us, is the
invention Of his son. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

d lTHs MAN4N E49I GuMS 1.-THE mar,
ihHthe noon'' is as straager,a but the
man in the sun is a parsonage with which
we are less familiar. az q
The GenllsasGn's Magazine, Lon
don, for June, 1915, announces under
the head Of "Foreign Occurrences, !"
that the newspapers, bob aSAmerica
end En- gland, hSSe notscsdlths remark
able circumstance of an extraordin ary
phenomenon in the Sun. The follow
ing issn autheptic and correct account,
for the truth"of which Captain Hayes,
Of his Majesty's ship "Majestic," and
the whole Of the officers and ships com
pany, may be appealed to: On the
morning Of the 9th of August, 1878,
ths ssMajestie'' being then. Of Boston,
the ien on board Observed, at fherising
of the Sun, the complete figure Of a
man in the centre Of that luminary,
with & flag divided BY three lines inhis
hand. He was at first on his back !;
but as the day advanced, he gradually
assumed an erect posture, and at mid
day he stood upright towards evening,
he as gradually declined, descending
With ahia Gag head foremost q On the
28th it retained the same outline, but
had become q skeleton. On tho 2ath
The 4igvseNas disjointedG ana its parts
gradually assumed the appearance of
six separate flags, united in circle by
an apparent cord or line. After this
nothing more was observed onsthe SUMS
disc but q few small spots. The Amer:
icans notice only The extraor binary ap-
pearance Of The sun on the above men
toned days. Perhaps the observers on
that Continent were not ina position to
catch the precise appearance which the
particles Of matter presented to those
on board Of the "Majestic." There
could be no optical delusion, on the oc.
casion, as the phenomenon was observed
by so many different eyes, and for sc
long time. The frst figure was seen
during the whole Of the 9th, the skel
eton the whole Of the 18th, and the
flags during great part of the 29th.n
In common with many of our citi-
zens, We once witnessed q celestial
spectacle not quite as wonderful, but
far more bsantifyl i the moon at the
full was just'Sisihg out of the Lake,
| NH IN n ,,oce al S.;shS Avo.vtb;no ~ ~ =,
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New York Dally Papers,
Tvsnsy; -four hours in ddOance Of the Mail!

Twenty: four houTs IN ddOdnce Of the Mail!
+ AN now in receipt Of the Nss York Dailies b
j express, and am enabled to deliver them to sub
seribers "a hours in advance Of the mail, without
extra chargs. Monday papers this eve lnssday)
morning, Tuesdays pspefs on Thursday morning
Train, Now 10 the time to subscribe
July II Il. n. BURNETT.
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G UEirks1 Osraroass.-The Hatch of

q UEirksr Osra1oass .--The hatch of
single ostrich, amounts generally to
from thirty to Forty eggs. Sometimes
sesstal couples rnite, &. hatch il part !
nsrship, in which case . large hollow is
dug out, the center Of witch is .occu-
pied by the oldest psirs Of birds, the
9th ,rs ranging themselves around at
regular distances. iWhenthe eggs have
an been laid, they are pushed oRer to.
ward tho middle nest, but not mixed /;
andlwhila the eldest bird As occupied in
batching, the Others sitIcaronpd the
places where the eggs belonging to
them were laid respectively. i These
associations are composed Of birds Of
the same mily-tho old onos in the
center Of the circle being the parents
Of the others !; but the social, system is
only resorted to in places where herb
age is very absRdsat. As many as
hundred and ffty, eggs have besnfound
in one Of these combined nests The
Arabs Say that those Of zach couple
are disposed Of ia "a heap surmounted
by the first egg laid, which is destined
for the nourishmept Of the young ones
when they break shell.
D1-fT-r-T- g-rs . = 1----
! !. 3, That k,-The names Of girls
In these later days have = decided ten
dency to- terminate in "ie." Taking
.upaa couple of catalogues of Ladies'
Schools the other day-pleasant read
ing, by the way, those pages full of the
names Of school girls are!-we found
the following angels in lie !: Essie and
Elsie, and Carrie and Kittie and Katie
and Fannie and Annie 'andgMillie and
Mollis and Minnie, and Lizzie and
Libbie and Lottie aud Lucie and Lau-
RE and Lille and Addie and Nellie
and Hattie and Jennie !aaT .is d q
zWhetherRthe blossoming out Of the
dear old fashioned names into foreign
posies is the result Of European tours,
or whether Shakespeare is wrong about
the sweetness Of roses, or whatever it
is, we can only exelaim Y, GIRLS -
Chicago Journal. laa 1.s5s ,a,f s.sai
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

GEED BUCK WHEA3'-A prime artielsfof ssle
.Ost sEe WEED, IRID IMAM i KENT'S.
Jun IS DAWN @ -s7e $3.50 2"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

lR:.d :. the ssa.s,e. sftAs es'&e.tiae 'o..s ofl
bA1ckfsR ExxoSD, Of Aascatins, 1owal
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

@Buy your Sewing machines Ct Dur
fees. he has the best in use also, good
stock of Wstches, Silver Wafe, Gold Pens
and WitlewBs DO Watches and
Jewelry repaired promptly in the neatest
manner, q s. q. DuRiItS JsWelry Store,
MuscatineS Iowa. - -
81 For the best stoves, ETC., at the 5ou-
esf prices, go tothe sMuscatine Stove Store. ;"
See advertisement: a5 d. ,,soiaf-7
.~ See advertisement of DR.. Sanford's
ljy. 1fnyig"rator aud Cashsrtic P,9s, in another
'---'s''r-. tkle II r5&eEEL
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L1O G A L N E W S .

APPLE BoYs. - large number of boys,
with baskets of apples on their arms, are on the
streets, vociferating Justify to every passer by,
"Want some apples'" They also visit the stores
and shops with the same inquiry .half-dozen or
dozen times adsy.. II it was forbidden fruit
they were peddling, and each one of them the "od
serpent" they couldn't be more insinuating, and
they no doubt manage topickiup, during the day
quite quantity of small change.
SAD CAsUALTY.-We learn that Mr.. s. G..
Caldwell, accompanied by Miss Judith Kethcart
left Ononwa, Friday, and proceeded to the residence
OF Rev. Mr.. Fee, near Tapelio, where they were
married. On their way homo, their horse took
fright and ran away. The carriage was form to
pieces. and Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell were both
thrown with great violence 70 the ground, and
severely wounded. We understand that the
injuries of Mr.. Caldwell are so serious that doubts
| are entertained of his final recovery Mrs. Cald-
we'll was badly bruised, but is in a fair way to
recover. A sad termination, certainly, to q
wedding. rN ..aie,- 81 .. H -
OMINoys CoNJUNCTIoN-We met, Friday,
| one OF the eloquent Douglas orators of the late
ratification meeting. arm in arm with Breckenridge
man from Davenport, on their way to visit another
Breckenridge man Of this place. We understand
from good authority that there is on foot q move
msnt in this town for union Of the Breckenridge
men al over the State We learn that this gentle
man has returned from visit to Washington, and
Informs his friends here that it is perfectly certain
that Douglas cannot carry SINGLE Southern State.
We,hope that the Douglas men will not back down,
but will yet nominate an electoral ticket. 81"
ca The Davenport Democrat and Ne,os
publishes the following Breckenridge puff The list
from Muscatine is not correct. We can add quite
number to that list. We will make out and pub.
lish correct list of the Breckenridge men in the
State: ..,-. - -.
Who ARE THxY I've gather from the papers
the following names as supporters of the Brecku-
ridge and Lane ticket They are generally very
respectable men, and many of them Democrats Of
long standing. We regret to see the course they
are taking: da-E ,-r- r-d SEA
Auscatine. - Robert Williams, John G.. Slime,
John II. Turner, j. j. Hoops, John AXE, Henry
Mockmore, Ansel Humphreys.
iSrt Dodge. - John r. Duncombe, Maj VIM.
Williams, Thomas Sargent
Reosaugua.-Hon. }. e Knapp.
Dubuqxe:-yames II; Williams, John I. Lowell,
John D. Jennings, P. Quigley, II. Il. Heath Chas
Cookery. .'i u q"
Benton ONO. Alexander, ESQ.,, of vinton.
Keokut.-ca D. b Smith. Maj. John G. Floyd,
D. $. McGugin Col. X Mcallister.
Austin Corbin, Laurel summers, Alfred Edwards,
John Johns, jr.. A. F.. Mast. J. J. Burtis, R. M
Prettyman, Frank Palmer, Isaac NJ. Tallmadge
Edward E. Davis, james Armstrong, J. }. Sever
ance. Jabez A. Orchard, A. W. Church, j. w.
Churchill. >.gFat F.s .E. r.-44
/nyn~u PI,,Ip. II Dulroor
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

TODE OF CIVIL AND CRIMINAL PRACTICE
~ just received ard for fale
{fne4 81 BCPNEIT'e.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-07-20

the pleasure which. the man OF science
derives from each new discovery,
arises from the control thus gained
over the forces Of nature. It is this
which stimulates the learner to renew
I his labors, for every accession to his
knowledge is felt to be also an increase
Of his power. d
Man wants friends, and this want is
so intense that l would almost place it
among his needs, were it not taat some
have gone through life seemingly indie
pendent of Others. Yet this is not
mans nature; he longs for sympathy
in Joy and sorrow. lfhefs successful,
he wants some one to rejoice with him;
If unfortunate, to comfort him. Even
the sight Of pleasant faces and friendly
eyes do much to cheer him through
ife's dreary journey. 100
Time would fail to tell of all mans
numberless wants, and the desperate
measures to which he has resorted in
order to supply Them But, however
much he has, he cannot be contented.
BE looks beyond, and yet beyond
With soul unsatis6ed.'' azg
As the world advances and his wants
are gradually supplied, they cnnstautly
increase, always exceeding the supplies
by an Infinite dsgree, until it has be-
cowe proverbial chat, ssthe more 81
man has. the moro ha wante - DIT
the victories which have been achieved.
the rapid advancement Of learning, the |
progress Of the arts and sciences, and
the noble truthe which have been echo
cd, are certain evidences that man
needs his wants. Now he is ever striv-
ing after the unattained. When he |
shall want only what he needs, perfect
contentment will put an end to pro-
gress.
lis needs are few il nunber com
-.ss
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1000 eases Saponifer, gsnui No, for sale at manu-.
facturers' prices, in lots TO suit purchasers. by
~ 49, aE PIKE 4 KELLOGG,
mel 81 daw1y Nrnr ST. Louie, Nc.
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-22
25aItilmore.ypcf. S1Olpital.

6'l9riinrct sur llnterpriidune Der Quadldlterti.
Der etnst9e plag, 100 cine 6etlun8 trlandt
lperpen faEn.
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Setu 0uedlilber, pas euerc @eIunpbeit rcls
lenps rutntrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-22


Dlbners eanapps II bas bette une rne
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-22

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-03-22
s5unoe W11nner,

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-11-10
NUMBER 43.
Thou Beautiful, illuminating Stream.


Flow gently, sweet river, like crystal, along
In the vale where the flowers are bright
Where the wild birds sing their lovelicst songs,
And the sun sheds his beams OF fair light:
As lie meath this old shady tree,
or the past in sadness now dream
And weep, for now joy comes to me,
Thou beautiful murmuring stream.
All is gloomy and slcnt--alone as | think
OF the friends from my bosom long gone;
Reclining in sadness upon thy cool brink,
l list to the waters low song
With the one that met in youths hours.
How sweet would be Loves blissiul dream;
To dwell with her in these wild bowers,
Thou beautiful, murmuring stream.
But in sadness aud sorrow | gaze
On the bright waves that past me now flow
While the SUI, with its warm. cheering rays,
Makes the waters most radiantly glow:
Life's pleasures are of little worth!
How cold all its friendships now seem
As my thoughts wander mistic ly forth,
Thou beautiful, murmuring stream.
Oh where in this world is the heart
That never knew sorrow or cares
The eye where the tear-drops ne'cr start,
And the brow that sad look ne'er wears?
May that eye never weep, then, like mine !
May that brow with joys brightest smile
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May the Love in that hearts purest shrine
Glide on like the beautiful stream