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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-13
FoRcs OF GuNpowpsR.-The re-

FoRoR OF GUNPowDER.-The re-
moval of the ruins in old St. Paul's in
formed an instructive chapter
in architecture. We learn from the
Life of Wren," that the walls, eighty
feet perpendicular, anu five feet thick,
and the tower, at least two hundred feet
high, though cracked and swayed and
tottering, stuck obstinately together,
and their removal, stone by stone, was
found tedious and dangerous. At first,
men with picks and levers loosened the
stones above, and then canted them
over, and laborers moved them ava
below, md piled them into heaps. The
want of room for between the walls
of the church and those Of the houses,
there lay a street only some thirty
yards wide), made this wa! slow and
unsafe. Several men lost their lives,
and the piles of stone grew steep ard
large. Thus, however, Sir Christopher
Wren proceeded, gaining every day
more room, till he came to the middle
tower that bore the steeple. The re-
mains of the tower being nearly two
hundred feet high, the laborers were
afraid to work above +; thereupon he
concluded to facilitate this work by the
use of gunpowder. He dug hole
down by the north west pillar of the
tower, the four pillars Of which were
each about fourteen feet in dirmeter.
When he had dug to the foundation,
he then, with crows and tools brought
on purpose, wrought hole two feet
square, hard into the centre of tho pill
lar. There he placed a little tin box
containing eighteen pounds of powder,
and no more. A cane was fixed to the
box with a quick match, as gunners
call it, within the case, which reached
from the box to the ground above; anc
along the ground was laid the train Of
powder with match. After, the min'
was carefully closed up again viii
stone ara mortar to the top Of the
ground. He then observed the effec
Of the blow. This little quantity o.
powder not oily lifted up the wh,l'
angle of the tower, with two grea
arches which rested upon it, but als'
two adjoining arches Of the aisle ant
all above them. And this it seemed tt
do somewhat leisurely, cracking thu
walls to the top, lifting yisibly tn
whole weight above nine inches, which
suddenly jumping down, made heal
of ruins in the place without scattering
j 1t was half minute before the heal
opened in two or three places, an,
emitted some smoke. By this descrip
ton may be observed tho incredible
force of powder, eighteen pounds Of
which lifted up three thousand tons
and saved the work of o thousand la
borers, The fall of so great a weigh
4 from height of two hundred feet
gave a conclusion to the ground tina
the Inhabitants around took for al
earthquake. Luring Wren's abseuce
his superintendent made larger hole
put in a greater charge of gunpowder
and neglecting to fortify the mouth o
the mine, applied the match. The ex
plosion accomplished the object Blu
one stone was displaced with such VIC
lence, that 1t flew to the opposite sid
Of the churchyard, smashed in a win
dow where some women were sittir 6
and alarmed the whole neighborEoo'
so much that they united in petitionin!
that no more powder should be used.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-13

ASSETS, JULY lst, 1859.
CASH.
In hand AMI in Bank with
accrued interest, $lSS,59O.22
In hands VI Ag nl., and in
transit, 16l,742 %
U. $. Treasury Notes, and
accrued interest, 5s.316.50
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-13
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION

sks accepted on terms consistent with solvxncy
and fair profit.
Especial attention gieen to Insurance DWELL
LNG.S and Contents. for terms Of to gears.
The solid services long and succ szfully tris, and
tae many advantage the E.na Insurance. Conpsny
POSSESS in its line, should not be overlooked by
those ready to and under standing their bes,
inere.'s. EGt
During the .sstrinRcnt t,mes'' the necessity for
reliable tnsurapce b. comes an imperative duty
he ability Of property owners TO sustain loss
being thea much Iessoned.
Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
tkro,ganut the state. Policies issued without
delay, hy any Of the auttciized Agents Of the
Company.
~ business at tsndcd to With Disp Itch and |
Fni. lity. 3E CHESTER WEED, Agent.
7O1ice-Wecd, Bridsman + Xents Store, Main
street. -'e u -.-- : Ea- '253-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-13
Incorporated l8l9---Chart Perpetual.


CASH CAPITAL, 81 000,
ABtOLUTE AND UNIMP,lRFD
SURPLUS OF ST. 1880 ,423.SO,
All the prestige OF 40 years success and
experience.
UPWARDS OF 100000
OF osses I've been paid by the e na In surance
mpany in the past 40 years. u
The value of reliable Insurance will bs apparent
from the following
L ossE PAID BY THE ETNA
During tile past Fire Years.
In Ohio, $4Sl, S2a.s3 In Mich, $15s ,O43 81
Wisconsin, 106,955.O9 In Indiana, 146 $685.
KENTUCKY, 204. 493 40 In Illinois, 44,3l74l
N ssourI, 3o4,5l9 o. Tennessee, 81 ,54s.2l
Iowa l. NJ inn. l91 800 AS Kun. 4 Ncb., 19,o4577
PEI n. " Va, l,595 % ARK. & g.. % 945 G9
Mississippi and Aiabama,.....$52 4l2iS
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-13


the Almighty bcheld with sorrowful
eye the dissertation Of the lofty and
brilliant fabric which his own hand had
reared upon her heart. and saw fit in
his wisdom to draw aside the fimsy veil
Of arti6ce that shrouded the hideous
ness and deforrity Of her Idol.
One evening while the breath Of the
apple blossoms mingled with the warm
air of early summer, Ada Howard and
her Iover wandered out III the hush of
twilight into the old wilderness that
hangs ill green drapery for miles and
miles over the banks Of the liver. 1t
was unwise--pcrhaps unnsaidenly-
but in our own quiet little circle we are
SO home bred, SO unprudish, that the
possibility Of inconsistency or danger
il the society Of one on whom our
affections are bestowed, never for a
moment occurs to us. Nature is or,
ta!isaaan, and our heart-lessons,
though simple they be, are coined
from her bright pages /: but if, per-
chance, the type becomes reversed, and
we read duplicity where we look for in
genuoasness, it teaches a bitter lesson
Of suspicious and distrust, which in all
our after years, we find it impossible to
un!elrn. Thank Heaven. these lessons
are very unusual with US In the GEN.
ter Of this wilderness Of which I have
spoken, 4flen, very often before-for
when my mind has wandered away into
fairy land, it rises up before my men,
tai vision associated with the dim mem.
cries Of early childhood, and the
brighter ones Of ripening years, till |
almost hear the whispering of its leaves,
the baobling Of its brooks, and live
over again in fancy the happy, dreamy
existence of my youth.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

1sy-Crane * Achepbach. who opposed
the will Of the people Of Brady towu.hir
last year, are laid out cold-and Keller
""o WIS Special opponent ol the ih'er'
sss u | u'Oh county, Is also au OUTSIDER
c'uiiOu'ea our m''eS' IN th's quarter
'or 'ner oPpoheh'S' VINO We have always
'>''e'"ed pefsohaIiy' and VINO we TrS'
vii! have some regard for the wishes Of
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
In the oTsLan'- Court f.r the County o. rnion.l

In the orphans Cour; f,r the County % Unionl
E,iatr OF Mrs ELIl,EtTl FRIgE, decd.
ygNHE Auditor appointed by the Court, to
audit. settle and adjust the account Of
Geo. \. Frlci; and En- Suier. Administrators
of Mrs. Elizabeth Frick decd. and 10 make
distribution o! the balance IN the hands of The
accountants, vi! meet the parlieS Interested
for the purposes of ms appointment, on Wtn-
xtsnaY. October 3l>r. 1869. at | o'clock. F.
NJ at his Office IN Levi burg.
oct ! SaM'L Il. ORwIG. Auditor
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12


Lincoln, Hamlin, Curtin, aud the Tariff
of A."
aFl- Pennsylvania aud IDdlana have viz
tually decided the Presidential Election.
Their utterance, last Tuesday, will carry
joy aud gladuess to millions Of noble
hearts. iu the South as well as in the North
rcn. We are informed that Mr. G. Hess.
a thorough musician, Intends holding a
Concert IN Iuiepen lent Hall, on FRIDAY
evening of next week Particulars in bills
The Largest Host Enthgsiastic
Political meeting ever held in Lcwi~hur.,
wa~ that called last Friday, hy the Erpnb-
liyau party Nothing was done 10 procure
an attendance. save the notice in this "a
per and hand-biil>-but at least 5000 Pco-
PIE must have rc~pondcd-mcn. women,
and children, persons Of both parties, and
Of none.
n = y
1 = I'll - -
George T. Shear, Jacob NCurlcy. Danl
B. kyr~t, George Meixcl, Samuel Sven
IL. David Watson. Philip Ruhl. George
Gohha7t. jas Harrison. ArchibaldThpmas,
-, " ''''' - 81, ,., ',''.', wv ~
- -.I..I :, =, T,, ~ -. y. I
,.... T, - -
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- go,
Tr'I"u.;,.,.. H. c.,.,...,..,
...I ,.-..,.i ~. ",
Rand ,.,. .r.o :, ..t.,,.I.,.a
H., Tho. I C..Lr,, ,,.1;.,r e.,
s,-,I ,ftLr C.n,,oory...lr, fir, .n,l.. .,,
..,,. I.r~,b on the General issue. IF the
,.,r,,.,,.,n-;ryitioa attention hy the With
and arpropria,enc-, Of HI, discussions.
Hon. Arson Eurlim@ame, NJ. G., frora
Massachusetts,, fhea addressed a constantly
increasing crowd in a vein Of wit and hui
mor-,arcasm and clogucnce-rarclv
,,ualleI in our region and adjourned
for the evening.
The night proved warm and pleasant.
and the street in front the Court House.
and some distance 10 the south. and or
rLc north 10 the Buffalo House (Which
was i!lmmina-edl was lcn,clv thron.cd hy
= deli ,htei and enthusiastic crowd TIL,
.,.o.L,uu WIS from the stems of.tbc Court
Uoy,r and tbc -, Of heads thence tn IL.
seen WIS ,ao.- gni,,stjpr spectacle
How. john V k,II;uuer oaye IN oc-
count .f his .towar,I,hin, in brief hut
for,.;hI,. resume. IF RI. scene, in tbc IJou...
~ WASHINGTON. last winr.r-.bow;uow what
N, E.,ull;,,,.. had dome. and What the
Democrat, had NOT done He W.. banny
,rl .,,.,ro,.r;,,,. =, Ii. ,L.,,. and wou rho
,.....,., ..,,l ..,.,.I,,.o o+,u
w. rnr,;n,l,r,o s,,Lo o,,,;r -, hour
.nl u,. r.r.,r,,,I1,. r.o.;,..,, and
.boor. ,,;,cr f,r him ord c- .,b.
-o,d ola R,r State" he hail. from
D,,r;,, tho o,.,;r,, tLo .,.o,l;nr va.
CONSISTENTLY, ;,t.rrr,t.J and ,Lop, half H..
time consumed, by the arrival and march
m-"t " 'dc-AWaAcs, from town,irom W IN
held, from Milton, from Nuncy, and from
NIlliamsport-we shonld suppose over
300 IN all, ACCOMPANIED with music, and
eEcitin@ the admiration Of all for their ap-
pearauce and patriotism. Numbers Of bo-
quct> were bestowed upon NeSSrs. Burli;-
game and killinger, while speaking-and
on the breaking up Of the meeting, about
10 o'clock, there were l. or 20 wreaths
Of flowers presented to the Officers Of
the Wilc-Awakcs. in front Of Col. SIiter's.
by Wm. Frick, on behalf Of the Ladies Of
LeWlSourg'
-Seoat"r Land'n did not reach Us
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
Now f1r q President

Tie election .r State aud COUNTY OF
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-" " - n
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r.I .Il,.I.."r,. ..t ~.
'..''' ~ ~
'.'" 49,
''.'' '' ''' -''''''.'' 80 .I
purpose.
No sanc, honest, W,-l+n''rm'd man sup
poses that either hfe'A'h'.i-e. i''H-.i>'
b'H' or NmAn can t' chosen '.'.''.'-" '"'
Electoral '.''-e- i'''','''' j. inc ''' '''.'''
Tar can h' thI- elected, - matters stand.
I6e au'E b 2" "i a"i't..n- ann Is hy an
Ug4-.t..-- 4 combination a- aIl ih,. a-h.r
'''''.''.,, ,.,,,., '... 'l',..' ~, -.
f.a =. " i"L va ! II i I-''i IL. "i.
HI.-l M ~ ~ ! ~ l'' "a Nii'l' l.
I"H ! l'''.> I''--> !
ra Igicu county gave the uupreccien
te4 m.f5rity Of 500 for Curtin. West
p,Er ~ . .,,.or.,b. ,.,,;,," !,
"-"A''S' oA'H' VIZ N-e-"' H1If'"-
r.. 49, ~. ,-iN i, b.t+ar rrr.s
.....is s.ta,a,. sIoo,g 4, ho,torf,r
1..I C.T...r...., t-.:,a To-, o,n
.-1 r.. r.r,,., ,,n su,p -, >,
ia 1n'.s,-- pa >. - U.rr Ia5
v.,.."r.-16, ..3rr.'. 100 ,ora-
-.I 80, p J,
~' -" '-' .'''''',' ''' '''o :" '''' ,'-'. - -'
"e''' gre sVv3' anu MAKE 'u' 'he 4''v'
Iy-t may be done, All our men say
.,s - n,,, - -1I
- = ''.' Nv 1' ~
RARE SrErrA"LE.-Last Tuesday, the
"Wide Awake f the North Ward, Lew
isbur, eaDyeycd "a the poIls in IA carrIare
q; one ,,,,,a ,,ry.,.-,hro mon y,,iJir;n,
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
t,csrss5CFJ, SG.

rr,,,y NoR MING. OCT. l.. lSGO,
.. ,r.-,,,.-rrrrrs. Merchants. Mechanics
AVE-. --. ,Y Cit, amt Country. Puili-h-rS-
p .,,. .-' sell would Be- wr.l = employ the
r.. I.rra ,n'.' winch h-, 'nr;
- . s,.,ir- ,1. yruJ producers, consumers
t-- . s, alg 90 ,hr >J1s'-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

FUSION !.

4 T meeting of the Paper Hangers OF
n Lewl>burg, he'd Oct. 2d. 1850 The follow
lng list OF prices for hanging paper was agreed
upon: blanks. II cts; narrow satin, : cts;
vide do, 2u cts gold, - cIs.; common bur.
derS. 20 cts velvet and match borders. 10
cts. per piece. 1t was also agreed that we Will
not hang paper by the day. and further agreed
that We will not estimate :Or work.
JaTEE GIBSON,
-. EH.N-.
JOHN HEi.IL.
Lewi-bur-. October :. 1850
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

Tt-l ...-
,.I..r v.,rr.1l.. ,h..,, ,.,u ,,,.,....,...;, .;,...
Iy Guarded
10 / he Lewi'Sur@ Hem''r'iie Mass
H'r''''S' last saturday evening" was the
Ir'iu'' "i '"''r the labor Ahi expense
Fu' i'rih by the f'ru'hc'nS' yet did
i''' ara" ont one nan the people that
ours "'d' even iA'.o'ihS Inc large proper
'''h "' "efu'i''''I'S among 'h''r audiences.
'''''' "g,'''' a procession 'l nan a d'z'h
"'-'''' ''.'" -''" h'''''' '.'! W .''i''''
anu our ''''u "''n 'i''' '' VI l'''''''''''-
i.'''.'e'' ''e 'N'rS ol " procession from
'he Ia'''r place. Numbering We are '''HJ
les, tA'h I'o III a,'-''i'n, Women Ee-
ru'l'''''-' am. '-.'" i7''F-'I' ihc'r'''', \
''''''''' '','. I'','>'''' ''',.' ''' '''' . W
corner '' Fac. ana iI't' ''',','' "''7
''''''''' ,''." |'''''l very SNORT ,''',I',.''>9
were 'I'',o y! ''Iy ,,'','''''" .! Ia d. i''r-
"g' "''' \. II ''''i' r,''i'S' l" Inc eve
"'''., d 'i'''''>'''''' '''N ii''' co.., .,- ''
III ,'.''.' , was .'>''''" y a. :, ',''' %"
.,''.''' W '', ..,, ,,..,, ''' '''''' 60 "'-'
- ,'.''' ''' " ''..','' .', VIZ ''', i''''' ''
priatc addresses. and a set speech from. the
I,t,,r which convinced hj- hearers, that he
,-...i.I.,.t... H.. m
49,,
'''i' .. 'i'' 'ii.,,'l'', "''' y III i'''''''s
Murray @'"I N''''.'' "'"''i-'''l-ur''
l'''''''--'''''' -''''' ''.'"h'F- ne was iI''
i'H'"t'Fy "i Inc @f'ht heiuh'i'an dtm"h-
-tration Of the previous evening, and Of
I.rwi-hurg-eAtrcmolv hard ON Burlin-
..,,mc Whose lurnrp,, word, and manly
.,.,.,1. tin l-r., ~ H.. l...r,. ., -.
=,
No. ~ ,','''' ~ a ''' - .
- =, ~
'.,.' - 49,
relic OF i5'r'Ar'~m ! I,-.-...'n the whole,
it WIS decided effort tomake great im-
,r..,,i.n for Foster .uoua If tI, ,,..,I.r,
d,r;c., f., ,rI;.,..,.., word ,I.r, pr,'...l.,,,.
M
'''' ','' minus ''''' "'' .''.''" II II.
Sary t" folio" Ii NJ with Their usual last
gathering the Monday evening before
the Election.
>, -,
''u ''-''o' i''',>' - I" .'II'' "a, w..
.'1Ii .l.' ''',i'y 'I''I % Ii,I'5 II"
''' 80 % - q. .'oI' 'uI' az -s'..u'
arr. unt,r u,.,r,, :, ,ro.rs
~, 49,,
lua' was a spec'ac!e 10 'h'uH upon
Queen 'I'oiil o''sS' S''' ,"g "'1f 70
Ic Di.''s" ''o"" "u' "'S 'e'I
H.'oIe ,.I. u. p''Ls ""s' Is,l ''.s '''gs , 81
c.rc,,.grsnd.fa,ber otg.rrd = reuarI, The
'.rab,T' WasLirc.on = uos the mama of
> srocrior o; G,oroe the IIIa.
~ W ~,
non 'n 1G.sup' l'A > dlE'j u -a'"-
ro'e' d n n'1 rs '.'' .''s' ii'N.u u W.
s..u t,3,,a' r,i ,Ir ta ,o, ,'S ,,,an III
VI.
Ian A.bbcl p Willard actin, Govar.
mar of InJiana. did =, :, paurs IN NIn-
re.ot,. last we,k. Of c,Dsumpti.n, When
we see how frai! j. our life. what f,'.v to
be 50 anxious TO secure the hon,rs + our
fellow men, OF the riches that perish.
Senator Seward ba. reached hi. r,-oa
in ,rh,r, !, ro,a ba.Irb and .rir,,.-
vas much ora,i6.! with a brief social in
teryjew win Lincoln. at ui, home in HI
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

FRUIIS OF Fusion. huadrci aud
tweury-t9ur townships IN Connecticut
chose ;h"'r municipal officers on NJ nday
.as' EyLy-aine # them wrre carried by
the Republicans, Mjr,y fro by the Fusion
ist-, tco elected without regard 10 party.
and onc is divided. The Rrlubncau-
gained screHteca towns, the FrsiohIs's
Mn,c. Among the Republican gains are
several towus Litherto strongly agaiust us.
TONNAGE TAX The Supreme Court,
on Monday week, delivered an opinion
Affirming the decision of Judge rear-o:,
pauphiu county, in the suit against the
Ia. i Il Go. tur the tonnage tax overdue.
Judge lie rson decided the tax to be col
s'ituiioual, aud the Supreme Court, in a
Erming this decision, have thus decided
that point against the railroad company.
\ patent Of one hundred and twenty
acres Of land has just been issued from TIE
laud ,Gce to Abraham l.iucrln, the r.
publican candidate for President, a. cap
tain in the Illinois militia dIrI.g the
Black Hawk war.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12
SS.tCu,

In Circlev;'le Ohio. 1-,h ult. Of tyTLoiI few TEN
EY F1EF>NiN. st-i - wears.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-12

Hs4. 4.lennsy!vania aud IOdlana have viz
tuaily decided the Presidential Election.
Their utterance, last Tuesday, will carry
joy aud gladuess to millions Of noble
hearts, in the South as well as in the North.
ren-W We are informed that Mr.. G. Hess,
a thorough musician, Intends holding a
Concert IN Iuiepen lent Hall, on FRIDAY
evening of next week. Particulars in bills
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22


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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1860-09-22

80 RARA. ADJOINING TaE pa
III sf,fl, > a.sus as.az tiss hasi ESaa-z.s Use
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