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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-15
River News

N1V0f N0"0s
The river il still slowly rising at this point, and
was also swelling at It. Paul at last accounts.
There il over feet water on the Lower Rapids
pretty good boating stage. Rates Of freight and
passage unchanged.
TIE sTsAxsa NsrRoPoLlTAN.-0reat indignation
WAS felt at Camanche Immediately after the late
tornado at the supposed indifference and inhunan-
ity Of Capt. jerks. Of the steamer Metropolitan,
who run his boat past the place short time after
the disaster, and refused to land although siRnaed
to do 90. Mr.. ]. D. Eddy, Wisconsin pilot, has
published card stating that he hailed the Captain
who responded ''hello!" when Eddy cried out,
Gland, for Gods sake - the town is all blown to
destruction and one hundred persons are buried In
the ruins" The Captain was heard to reply in
tone too low to understand what he said, and the
boat passed on. This was after dark:
It now appears that Capt. jerks had no idea
what was the matter, but hearing indistinctly the
voice of Q man a. above supposed some one was
cursing him fer not landing, and so paid no more
attention to him. He declares he would not have
knowingly neglected his duty on this occasion for
any pecuniary consideration. We have NO doubt
this il the truth in regard to the matter. We learn
that the Captain has satisfied the people Of Canaan
che that this the his boat passed without
landing. Capt. jerks is as brave and humane
stsamboatman as can be found ON this river, and
would be the last man. we think, to be guilty Of the
charge preferred against him. through misunder-
standing. no doubt. of Mr.. Eddy.
Two SrsAxERs BURNT. - The steamers Umpire
and Dew Drop were totally destroyed by fire in the
Usage river on Saturday last. The former was
valued at $lo 900 and insured at $1,000 the latter
at SIS, 000-and insured at S. On board the
Dew Drop there were three kegs of powder. and
the explosion of these split her open. No person
was killed on either boat by the disaster. The Dew
BY Capt. Parker and R. N. Roberts.
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Nav 2k.h, 1850.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the underlined
~ has bssn appointed BY the County Judge
dim ,nistrator Of the estate OF Martin iamen'
loo d, lsls Of Nuscatna county. All persons To-
isbtsd to said estate will make payment immedi-
sicily, and all persons having claim: Will pre-
cent them within one ear, - required by law.
4. N. VAN PRLT, Admir-.
luna = le6o-W4y
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CAN1Ols VsS VuO A0VVs
Nh. Eprros:-It may not b, unintsFsst:ng "a
many Of the readers Of your valuable paper, wsss
yoa 70 publish the following description Of E. Ball.
Improy,d Reaper and Newer; and, in the dfst
plaes. wish 70 state that to above IL IL proper
and s,.lv nems--that do not wish Il 70 Be called
The ..Bs .ksys Improved," - think II requires
,ess Of the rsputa tioA Of that machine to give 1t
,stsriety, to say nothing Of the injustice that
might DO dsns the manufacturers Of that machine
By assuming sueh . title for It. But. noswita-
standing this, No think when the character Of our
machine Il understood. and its operation witaesssd,
that 1t will DO regarded - not only hyperion to tho
Buckeye, but to Gil Others now offered for ias In
tAs wsst. The following are our reasons for this
opinion
Let. This machine has the driving and bearing
wheels; on each of'these 10 . spin wheel. This
nstsad Of being IN digestion, q Is claimed By the
I'll nds Of the Buckeye, ~ claim - . decided
adsantags. from the fast that Il Il doub.s'
gsarsd. and. consequently, ID not % liable to break
or wear out - that maehius.
ID The 6ngsr-beam to my machine 10 perfectly
flexible, and in addition to this, It has . relliug
motion, al OF which indispensable to the per.
foot operation of . moving machine.
Sd. This machine can be thrown in and out Of
gear whilst It Is In motion.
9Th. It has IN adjustable tongue, enab ling the
operator. under all circumstances, to control the
side draft.
5th. It hes reversible steel eap-pisce to keep
down tho heel Of the knife, which will
obviate the expense of a new shoe every two years.
9th. The GUTTER bar Is in the rear Of the driver.
whore all it, weight is removed from the horses
aecks when the reaper 10 attached. and where there
10 re danger OF the team getting iato the knives.
9TH. Both the raker and driver are seated IN the
carriage Of the machine, where their weight does
not increase the side draft.
9Th. Ahs grain can b delivered from the plat
form ct the side Of the msehils, and entirely est
ot the way Of the next rsand, With but one mo-
t,sn OF the rake, thus delivering IL in gavss. in
The best eondi.ion for bnd,ss, and with the lsast
labor for the rahsr.
The Inside wheel pest II hung to the axle Of The
driving wheel, enabling It to vibrste With tas
platform, and thus the difficulty Of running the
reel, or flexible eutter.bar nHchias, 10 sdscsusliy
overcome.
The above are few Of euf reasons for making
these statements. y. BALL.
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NOTICE.

THE eopartnsrship heretofore existing between
/ ]. P. Bowman and G. @. johnson 10 this dey
dissolved BY mutual consent, q. 9. Johnson Win
Musoatine, June 9, 1850. o. c. JOHNSON.
The business heretofore conducted BY Bovmsn
and Jonnssn will b. continued By J. p. DO wman
ana H. Lohand under the name Of
BOWMAN l. LOFLANO.
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SPECIAL MOTTO Ex.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills!
The Whole World United!
PEOPLE, T Il I N K

AETER WHICH, ACT.
You'd scarce expect, At tnis late day.
With startling cures book to MI;
This 10 the case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrick's Pill.
Thew come from hsss, and North. ard West,
AUD with glad ii lings the papers I'LL,
Because the, are the cheapest. eais.s pest,
And superior 70 others 10 Hsrriok's Pilis
from Plants, and Flowers they're made;
Thsy always curs-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves were Isies
Wee it not for Nsrriok's Pill. a~
Zach Pill with suss IL coated o'sr-
A rare discovery Of matchlsss skill;
Their like Vas never seen before,
Until 1t appeared in Hsrriek's Pill.
For wears he's wosA.l 70 heal the sick,
with joy elste his bosom ills:
Tor tons Of Thousands now rejoice
At the msgi: powers Of Berriok's Pills.
H~UERRICK'S MATCHLFSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
hair 10 .larity over ave million boxes are ased
.nnua,ly, giving employment ~ eightJ-hve men
and women 70 put them up. Their cures are NUN,
pered by thousandstne'z praises on the tongues OF
Iii. Citisens Of Muscasine and elsewhere, have
YOU ever used themf Pos up in Engiish, spanish,
aermsn and French direction. Large family
eoxes. IS oul Five bikes for 81. sold every
Whera.
bss sdvert ssment ON 3lu paes.
3. H. PALMER, Travelling Agent TOT tho Uni
I'd AtAtoo.
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keep In any climate.
tmentary canal, an d
are good and cafe in all
asss whore . Cathartie
is needed, such % 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 o long
course OF Fever, Loss Of
Appetite, . creeping
Sensation of Cold oveI
the body, Rsstlessnsss,
Headache, or WEIGHT in
the head, all Infama-
tory diseases, Worms in
Children OF A d ulss,
rheumatism, . great
Purifier of the Blood,
and many diseases to
which fcsh is heir to,
too numerous to men
tion in this advertise
ment, Dose I to 2.
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CASRS. air tight, and vii
The Family Catnar-
tic PILL IL q gentle but
active Catnsrtio which
,hs PROPRIETOR has used
IN his practice for more q
than twenty years.
Tho constantly ! n
ereasing demand from =
those who have long n
q 80 d t b Q P I L L S A
and the satisfaction =
which oil express in re-
gard to their use has in 6
0ucsd me to place them =
within the reach Of oil. &
The profession we'll = =,
know that different Ca 3
thartics act on different q
portions of the bowels. :,
The FAMILY O A /
TbARTIC PILL has, E
with due reference to :
this we'll stabiished :
fact, been compounded 6
from . variety of the
purest Vegetable Ex-
tracts, which act alike
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CorpI1n.xrARY.-Ao correspondent q the
Davenport Democrat, who visited this city lest
saturday, holds forth ~ follows:
"In the afternoon friend took me out for .
drive, and must say that have heretofore had
but faint ideH of the beautiful country and splsn
did residences and farms which surround me CITY,
among the most prominent Of which u that OF Or
Weed, which contains 400 acres OF the choicest
land and il about mile and half or % back Of
town. A large portion Of the place - ct out with
choice fruit trees. and all appear to b doing we'll
The balance 10 put mostly in timothy. which 10
always paying crop. The Dr. has hay-prees,
for which he lately obtained patent ana II WORKS
to perfection. noticed some Of his bales OF hay
containing nearly 7Ve lbs. and it occupied but little
more space than those put up in Davenport, weigh
ing hardly half that amount You will admit that
this is great confederation % regards freight to'
when other freight is plenty it il almost impossbls
bic rate, On sceoun. q ID bulk. when put up in
the Dr. style it makes it desirable - any ether
freight. tome Of our press men Lad better make
4 note ONT The DR.. has palasiai residence, and
with his estimable lady takes great pleasure in vel
of doors, either East or West, North or south.
"The next place that attracted ny attention was
the nursery Of Mr.. FosAsr, situated about . half
mile back from the city. was shown over the
splendid grounds y one Of nu'c.sins'' , iaiss::
state of cultivation. ! noticed great macy vsrie
ties of strawberries, of large size and rich favor,
and more of them than ever before saw IN my
life. Evergreens of every variety and endless
quantity were to be seen interpreted throughout
those beautiful grounds in fact. everything to be
looked for in q nursery could be found there Nor
was the floral department neglected, % can be
attested by the innumerable bOquets which was
to deliver to friends in this city
There are many other objects of interest to which
would like to invite attention were it not that
have already occupied SO much of your valuable
space.
The citizens of Muscat,ne, which is to say, that
more hospitable philanthropic and energetic class
IF citizens is not elsewhere to be found. S.
FIFTY Tons OF HAY DEsrRoYRD. - On
Saturday, the I'd inst the hay rick of s. Estelle'
Who resides about three miles north Of Ouonwa
Was SIT on FIRE BY lightning and afty tons OF hay |
we're consumed.
q The communication Of "H," Of
Atalissa, will appear In our next
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MAR RED,

In this city, on the tn of June 1860, by Justice
T. D. emith Mr.. JOSEPH HENxY HAHAwALr and
Miss HAaRiIr MILLs-both of Illinois.
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TO THE FARMERS OF IOWA


Y'Rr Buckeye has two driving wheels, which
L support the whole weight Of the frame, gear
ing and driver, giving 1t nearly doubl, the power
et machine which las bat one driving Wheel. BY
the use of two driving wheels. operating together
or Independently. short turns can % made to the
right or left, without elogging o, stopping the
halves. - -
:, no coa GEARING II THE WING WHEELS
In nearly oil machines nov built tho cog gear
ing 10 connected with the driving wheels, % also
IL the Ball Reaper, REPRESENTED - being an i'm.
proven ens over the Buckeye. This gearing in the
master wheels cannot be thrown out, and must
ces'ariIy be continual wear, for 1t Is tho main
gearing.
In the Buckeye this great evil is entirely avoided
the driving wheels having no cogs them, the
Of the frame, at proper distance from Il diving
wheels, and driving BY pawh aid ratchels, thus
avoiding aay tsrdency Of being cioggsd by mud Or
dirt. 10 baking the gearing has ne motion.
PAwIs AHD RAIcHErs.
By tho use Of pawls and rstchsts, two or eund
wheels can bs used 70 drive the knives. In backing
the gearing il not put in motion consequently the
knives do not vibrats In ali arran esmsnts used IN
other machines for the purpose Of throwing them
out of gesr only half the gearing can be Stopped
and consequent the most important gear must
remain in motion.
DouBLK-HINaRD FINaIR BAR:
The ground on which moving machines are used
!" WSI0 VI 10Ss Uuevou, therefore tho g.
eessity Of having machine that will permit TIE
fnger.bar to play loosely thereon independent Of
any other part Of tho machine. ne fngsr-bar to
tho 3, ckeye is attached to tho frame by . double
finger joint, which allows It to follow e snrfacs
Of the ground without being affect ID BY the work.
ing Ut the frame over knslL, ridges and through
hoilows,
In consequence Of the Misrepresentation hsvias
been made BY the Ball Reaper, the propristors Of
the Buckeye have deemed it . matter Of necessity
TO make the above statement to show to the farm
ers that they have been suffering themselves to b
imposed upon, - the Buckeye, manufasi ursd as
Canton, Ohio, BY c. Aultmsn 4 Co., Il the only
in.provsd Buckeye Reaper and Mower msnuf.s-
tured, and all machines represented - the 4ucksye
improved not manufactured BY them q an infring.
ment upon our rights.
@. AULTMAN l. 90.
The Buckeye Reaper and Mower 10 for sale b.
JOHN II. GUILD, Atslisss,
And can be seen and examined Ut Bombefgee.
Griswold l. Co.'s warercoms, Ausoatins, Iowa.
MAY Is, IS60-w5H
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.
i MS, and has becon
stan dard NJ Q dioine,
known and approved BY
all that have used it,
and 10 now rssorted to s
With confidence IN al e
the diseases for which E
It 10 recommended. &
1t has cured thous- :;
ands within the last two =
years who had given up &
all hopes OF relief, a. q
the numerous unsolicit- 8
ID certificates in m "
possession show. g
The dose must be :;
adapted to the temper =
amsat Of the individual ..
taking it, and used in :
.ush quantities as TO
act gently on the bow 8
els
Let the dictates o f Z
your judgment g nj d e"
YOU D the use Of the
LIVER INVIGO r A
MIX WAFER IN TAE
lNVI9ORAlOR, AND
HETHER.
Price One Doll
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EYE AND EAR.
Wilton Botanic Infirmary.

rHE public are re-
spec, fa!ly notified that
an ln6rmary 10 estab-
lished 1t the Pennsyl-
vania House, in the
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An established fact, Q
TOR, and it will eurs
Liver Complaints, BIZ
ious Attacks, Dyspsp-
STA Chrome Dtsfrhoo.
summer Complaints
Dyscntery, Dropsys
Sour stomach, Hshitusl
Costivensss, G holie
Caoiera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cholera Infsntum.
Nstulence, Jaundice,
Female Weaknsaso -,
and may be us.d sue,
csssfully a. an Ordina.
~ Family Medicine
1t will cure SICK
II Il A D A G H Il, (ss
thousands can testify,)
in twenty minutes, II
two or three Teaspoon
fuiS are taken at com.
me6cemens Of attack.
All who Use it are
giving their testimony
in its favofi
MOUTH WITH THE
WALL0W BOTH TO-
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Il A. BUR ,Err's.
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HATS AND CAPS.

am now opening nice stock of Hats and
Caps, consisting of everythi x that is usu-
y ally kept IN tt at line, and shall continue to
keep . full and complete assortment, which shall
- sold as cheap - the csespestl A good ssso,'
nsnt of Carpet Bags, Sstchels and Untrsilas
Boots and Shoes. $50
8n I am also receiving my spring s'ock Of
" Boots and Shoes, comprisisg everything
- new in the line. Psssons By the million
can be both fitted and suited in price and quality.
Please call end see for yourselves.
Work Of ell kinds made to order.
Sin Of the big Boot and Aat l7o Second
Street. W. d. STEWART.
Musca tine, March n.
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sa PRICE THREE DIMES,
The Liver Invlgerator and Family Cathartio
Pills are retsiled BY Druggists genera,y, and sold
wholesale by the Trace in all the large towns.
5. T. W. SANFORD. M. D.,
Manu- ac.ure- ard Proprietor,
0,t.15. 335 BROADWAY. Nsw YoRK.
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The Low Price system
Is WINNING!
IN WEST LIB E R TY!

We III We 1NzEO III!
ND have determined thst our numerous
n riends and patrons shall not have 1t to ssy
tha. they ON boy goods cheaper elsewhere.
Besides having large AID wel.seiected steck
We are last ordering from tho East, and will from
lime to time, .. necessity T.qsirss, to keep up .
full and coed assortment, that We may ct oil times
supply the wants Of customers.
our stock consists Of every variety usually kept
in WESTERN DRY-0VOOS STORES.
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R. MILLER & co.
. EEP CLOTHING, Ready Made or made t.
IN order.
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EILOWER Pots of all sizes fer saie low BY
T. }Aprli l6. GEO. W DU4LAWAY &R1O.
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R. MILLER h co.
AVE much the best sad cheapest stock Of
III Boots and shoes, Hats and Gaps.
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Hurrah for honest Lincoln. the champion Of the
Free;
The standard:ssarsr Of the North against Sham
The d.y q jubilee has soner-ari.s ys men Of
And strike for Lincoln. Liberty. Free Soil and
Equal Right! al
CHoaus: = Hurrah for honest Abraham, the
champion Of the Free;
The David Of our party, who conquerer shall be !;
He'll slay the little giant with Squatter-
Or any other candidate within the Champion
Ring! .tt&
Hes the brightest star Of Freedom who in the
"a North has shone-
An upright friend of labor from principle alone
He earned his daily bread In youth, By toll with
Va. xississippi Bs..n.u, and he'll DO to ii. TO-,
1os nowl 81
CHoku0. g4-S5
Stand from under, little Dsmocratsl Old Abe
Hen raks you i.rs and sft-net ahops can now b.
For thos. Who viii oppose him. for our Presiden
Then. farewell to dirty doughfacsismr-to sham
cso. Ds%ocracy' ssE @ - s9s
30, come every Unien-saver. and give Homes
Yos never can do better than to ship on Lincoln,
Hen lsnd within the Capitol, and then our worl
Wen ssss him in old Jimmy's place in Eighteen
sixsy-oas = @ aS
caoaUs i 9k ssi
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R. MILLER l. co.
II EEP Bleaehed and Brown Muslins, Prints,
n CHAINS, Lawns ,Challies. Delaines, Debsges,
81 z mes nd Silk Dress Goods.
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SAN F OR DIS
FAMILY
Cat artic Pjl Is.
COMPOUNDED TROk

Pure Vegetable extracts, and put up in GLASS
CASRS. air tight, and will keep in any climate.
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SA NE . II d .
LIVER INVIG A TOR
NEVER DEBILITATES


TT Is COMPOUNDED ENCAkELY FROM
i GUMS, and has become an established fact, q
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OUR BOOTS AND SHOES
are good and giving the best satisiset'en Of any
thing in that line ever o&srsa In this market.
CALL AND EXAMINE!
We want to make good al We say. Having showed
you through our stock and prices, We arc perfectly
siilng to risk the better judgment Of our patrons
in buying. n. MIAAnn . W.
West Liberty. June LIST. 1850.
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Price One Dollar Per B0lsls3
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.ssss + bro Wltsy
Vs.
James Hall.
Nancy r. Hall,
asnry h. sawyer
Francis Vintvn,
Asry A. Molten.
Robert h. Kicker
and n,h.pa
, 1860-08-11

We have left out sugar and hides, inasn,uch
ns it is said we cAanot produce enough Of The
former aud iLe latter is necessary to the leather
manufacture. 1he fire material articea abo:e
cun all be produced in this country in un1in,:t.
ed quantity. Yet We Zee that in 1s45 we im-
parted of these, $40 01U0,000. aud IN 1857 the
enormous sum Of *1po, 100000! The increase
was 15J per cent. iu twelve years, or ut least
forty millions beyond what the ns.ural increase
Of the country demanded. ice weight Of this
eaoEmous Importation wss thrown directly
against American manufactures. Its positive
tendency was 10 throw American laba1ers out
Of employ inert, and compel them to seek other
aEoca!ions. THIS operated against tue interior
towns and States Tor in tile cities Vi the A.
lantic, the shir-tulIius, treigh:ing aad import.
ing interests fourished; azd thus afforded u
coupterbslauce for tue injuries 10 manufactures.
Thus the great importing city OF NJ" lo1k
grew aud fouriste1, while Cincinnati, whose
natural growth is the greatest, c,mpataslvely
laneuished; and the State at Ohio, a WOOL
growing State, actually suffered depreciation
on one Of its greatest staples, wool. We shall
pursue this subject further; md it will appear
as clear ~ sunlight, that although rhis Presi.
DENTAL election does involve i question Of
slavery, Jet, alter all it is less Il question Of
slavery Il IN it is d nlomentous problem in the
po1itical economy Of this Government.
Shall the Government protect negro Slaves at
the expense Of the white laborer! Shall We
leave factories and workshops aud mines to
languist, And turn tie whole energies of this
nation to the cultivation Of cotton aud negroes?
II We do, we sh.uld BY all means reopcn the
African Slave trade. For VT clnCo. produce
much more cotton without more negroes. We
ought also, If thas is tn be onr policy, u pass
Slave Code for the Territories; for otherwise.
the white men, who ,hiak they have equal
rights, will disturb tho s!arcs, and perhaps
drive :henl out. Il is nonsense to talk OF Pop
u!ar Sovereignty, or Of Tariffs, or Of SUPPRESS
ing the Stare trade, ii the Ee3ro slave u1d his
Gotten bale is to be the basis uf political ecoro-
my. And &c: such papers as the Herald, the
journal IF Commerce, the Charleston 4trlu,y,
snd other organs Of importers and cotton plant
ers, think Ibis slave ne g,o, bis cotton bale aud
importing factor, should be the sole otj:cts OF
American Legislation! This they cali "con-
aerra,i.n'," aud ull through our cities there are
Intelligent men who actually think this is really
conservative!
If there be Anything absolutely destructive,
it is the attempt to perpe.uate the negro dsnas-
II. fthere-be any thug the very extreme Of
political folly, it il the attempt 10 maintain this
domination vi minority over large mi ior!ty
OF the American people. The Republican party
has taken the lead ID oye7tutnlpg the negro
dominion; and its work will not be conplete
till it has 1evolu.ionized the measures of Tho
Government and taught politicians the ra.ue Of
4 freeman and the s;gnihcance Of labor.
, 1860-08-11

The little Side.show outside tho larger
Douglas tent ie, VIC sec by the proceedings Of
alate Bell-Ererett meeting in this city, to be
kept open during the campaign Curious peo-
pie who have eeen the Great Squatter-a
wonderful animal, with two heads, one Ia
beled "popular Sovereignty" and the other
"Dred Scott" either Of which it can swallow
on demand-can step into tho smaller estab-
Ishment and for triae, witness the perform
once Of the pie-bald Bcll-ringers-an anuee-
nent that will bc varied by frequent exhibi-
tons Of thimblc-rigging nfter the manner Of
tue most expert New York professors Of tie
art. One who ans been at rehearsal, Gays that
the whole affair, to tue uninitin,cd, will have
the appearance Of magic How tue Bell.Ey-
erett pepper~corn gets under the Douglas
thimble, will be constant source Of wonder.
Dr.. Boone invites tho crowd, and Buck Morris
tends door. Walk in gentlemen, and see tho
Gttle~ioker!