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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

A SPIRITUAL MAN1FEsTAT1oN.-
Spirits manifest themselves to mortals
so often of late, outside the ranks of
Spiritualism, that the secular press are
making it point to record'the "Ghost
stories," as they call them. We cop
led one from the Boston Journal re-
Gently. and now we give another from a
recent number of the San Francisco
.4gtG Californian .
"Several weeks ago, q married lady
residing in the Sandwich Islands, who
had come to this city for health and was
boarding at . house on California
street, awoke in the night and plainly
saw phantom of her husband, and IN
that superstition called to her son, q
boy about twelve years of age, saying,
"Henry, there's your father" She
got up and advanced toward the figure
and it disappeared. She pinched her
self to sec whether she was not asleep,
but found herself to be fully awake
The vision disturbed her very much
Notwithstanding the fact that she hac
left her husband in vigorous health q
Honolulu, q few weeks before. She
feared greatly that the vision indicated
death. When she went down to break.
fast in the morning, gentleman
boarding in the same house noticed tn
marks of weeping and endeavored tt
get her into good humor. She tolt
him the cause of her uneasiness, ant
ne attempted to remove the unhapp,
impression from her mind, but failed
She insisted that her husband must b!
dead, and that she must return to Hon
olulu by the first boat, and so she did
A few days after her departure a YES
sci arrived from Honolulu with new
that(her husband had died. His death
however, did not take place on the d.,
when she saw the vision, but wee]
BEFORE" S.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

Be1 There are more spots on tie S un
than have been seen before for many
years; some Of these are visible through
asmoked glass to the naked eye. Z
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

&c 1t i, idle to talk Of the vices as
sistcrhood. There may be associa-
ton, but no affi!iation. Knaves may
be companions, but not friends. The
vain dislike the vain; the proud hate
the proud; the coYetous abhor the coy
etous. But the virtues are never at
war. The Just love the just; the
chaste esteem tae chaste'; the ,benevo-
lent admire the benevolent. In short
all good things harmonic ;sall bad
things are discordant, both with the
good and with each other. =. "
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

%Women that are the least bash
full, are not unfrequently the most
modest !; and we are never more de-
ceived than when we would infer lax
ity Of principle from that freedom Of
demeanor which often arises from .
total ignorance Of vice. y. i!..e ]
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

The MoRMoNs OF UTAH.- The Nor
mons, it is said, have not any idea Of
leaving Salt Lake, all rumors to the
contrary Notwithstanding. They are
busily erecting public and private
buildings. Brigham Young has laid
out a nursery with many thousand
trees, and the construction Of the great
Temple has recommended. Every spare
team is hauling rock for this purpose.
The foundation Of the structure cost
$50, 900, and a contract has recently
been concluded for the stonework of
the basement for $50, 900. The build
ing is to cover an area Of 81 $50 feet.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

O. Buy your Sewing machines at Dur
fees. He has the best in use also, Q good
stock of, Watches, Silver Ware, Gold Pens
Willow Baskets, sc. Watches and Jewelfy
repaired promptly and in the neatest manner
ct s. G. DuREEs's Jewelry Store, Huscstins
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

% A short time ago man became so
completely wrapped in thought that he
was tied up. labelled, and sent off on the
s'train of IDEAS" -.-.--r-...sl
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

nGa- The most direct method of determin-
ing horse power-stand near and tickle his
hind legs with briar. s.t.s.-s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

90 Bacheloric exclamation-A-las !
MalLenly cxclamation-Ah-men
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

hereby certify that the above is true and cor.
rect report of said apportionment.
:. ,s., ..o EOw'D H. THArsz, Co. Judge. 1
Sept 20, 1860. = t4ges +-E : Is.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05
Take Notice

q A. s PRl N! q e n /.
At No. 2I1 Second street, has already received
"A and is daily adding to q large and wcll--
selected stock of Groceries. His stock of Family
Groceries is complete, to which he invites the
attention Of the citizens Of this city and vicinity
Always grateful for the patroHage of my fol-
Low, citizens, 1 shall continue to keep my stock
supplied with everything in its season and in
abundance. G. A, SPR1N09R.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

c. Visitors from this place to the
Mercer county (Ill.) Fair at Millersburgh report
that the farmers over that way very generally
awake to the advantage Of selling their produce and
doing their trading in Mnscatine. Until recently
very few Ct them ever visited our city. Now they
regard it as their best trading point.
We are pleased to learn that mercantile house
in this city has offered to give one hundred dollars
to put the road leading from the ferry landing on
the opposite side in substantial repair. Others will
doubtless contribute literally when called upon.
good road through the bottom is all we need to
retain the lucrative trade now coming from that
side. The ferrymen are doing their duty promptly,
and the ferriage is cheaper here than at any other
point on the river.
CO The Review, in commendable effort
togive the list of City and County officers, spells
six of the names incorrectly and omits two very
important officers The following is the correct
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L &C A L. N E w s j..

~ The remaining material of the En-
qurer office is advertised to be sold by the Sheriff
on the Goth of October. geiIa ega aH
All GoNH.-We printed an extra number
OF the Weekly Journal with Cassius NJ. Clay's
speech but they were all sold en- the day of issue.
NJ Me-srs. Sells and Cattell spoke at
Moscow Friday night. This, 1t will be remembered,
is the Democratic stronghold of Muscat:ne county.
We are pleased to learn that the Democracy of that
place turned out very generally and listened
respectfully to the speaking. We hope it may do
them good .U&EEsEt
CoMpAEisoN.-On Friday last, the receipts
of wheat at Davenport according to the Democrat
we're 59ll bushels. Prices ranged from "A to 753c,
being an advance of &c the previous days prices.
On the same day the receipts of wheat at Musca-
tine we're 1924 bushels. Prices ranged from rs to
Use, the ruling figure being 77c.
pa- The receipts Of wheat, Friday,
were 924 misunderstanding the largest amount re-
ceived in any one day this season. All but 1,750
bushels of the amount were received by wagons.
One buyer purchased 800 bushels in one string Of
teams, which came in from Cedar county. The
larger part ofthe receipts by railroad were from
Washington
A Coon SlaN.-There has been consider.
able increase in travel on the railroad lately
Every day we meet with gentlemen from the East
looking out for locations in the West, and all ex
press themselves well pleased with the country
he fact is, this Iowa soil will do to "swing on TO-
as the boys say Of pretty girl. and the Eastern
people are just beginning to find it out. .
W- The squeamishness of the Demo
cratic leaders of this city about turning out in pro
ce>sion with the under. strappers' Of the party il
exciting no little indignation in the minds of thost
who are expected to be always on hand when tina
kind Of work is to be performed. We heard ont
Of them say yesterday that if these silk-stockinl
gentry did not come out next time they might g
| to certain warm latitude which shall be nameles
| in our columns He thinks their professions o
regard and esteem for their "German and Irisl
fellow citizens" amount to very little if they ar
ashamed to be seen on the streets in their company
So We think. szz -.-..- =.rs .E.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05
TT you want good and cheap Lumber, 60 to the
/ Lumber Yard Of HOCH J. WHlTEHOUSE-

F you want good, No. l, warranted Single, the
! best in the city-so to the Lumber Yard OF
NAV 1l-daw HOCH WHITKHOUSE.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

T1NHE best Kerosene, 1.30 per gallon.
l Prime Burning Fluid r. usual prices.
Apr7 at Ora -lAM BROTHEH"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

L IMPROVED adhesive Letter and Invoice File
i for sale at PALMER & DEMOREST'S.
mar16
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-10-05

Thus the Wide Awake movement was
insugurated, rapidly extending Its ram
fcatons from Maine to Missouri 80
~. \. Herald
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-11-05
DR.. Hufeland.
SoIIatniTher HorbioT

fir f&uiIe 5tIuns pm Puhsn. Griaituus, SaFaenitn. Ss6a-
ne, Gfsapta sails nnb GsftrOsrensattinoun8, &nsssbruns uat
ptan MOO utS8Ii&, gr,.. .leruus fur aat an ttsiss RraafbeE
~9etseatt, feta In ben Issttu Stdsitn.
Dttfs bsrltnttt PrsSatettsn III SIft& Ssn Stttsra iuStrsat.
IA. - Gs IL fur ene RldGt Son RrGufbs ten tshtmwt, Bic
alseRtinsr unb stfdbrItasr als aGt aursrt bsntH bt. BsnSk-
ner bttTts edubss untsrWOrfeu iub RrauIttttsn bic Poi. 4.
asr !ieinsn GriGltune %bsrrlbrtn. Dr.. Ben, tteT. trHt dr,t.
DE S%uttprttdt fat: 50 nta ntbt kebdupten, kas Rdlt'
fir uaa In, pas biz pen unb tas ssbt Steber far btt Stupks
ner anbsrtr 80ntu fub. Gttr th fam beatmrat Serf@.rn, bsI
IL nns 1ranibttttn Bon ar1ssrsr StfaRrlt&tstt rnh ussr
G~terttfd1s 3nfabrtn.
gins pettsrs yrsbt tr .atfegE&su grfdsrlt&fett Ger ssx
ttntr flehntn &rtdlturS entftbenetu Rrdutbtitsn, setat I'd bh
ttnem Bid uber na&atbtnbt aus sen @srt&ten bes Sbtldsd.
pbta 9efunbbettSnmtet Eutnprtrnent Eabt1t 3rpsbtut NEi.
Idbs!pbta a%ntrtanut cine Der a~sfunesRsn Stdhts Der untSH ID
Ma Y abs0p,
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Dr. Sufelomo's teriibnlte@

pett 6Fune!tD dlt
GeberbtT bperben, DtspepN unb WcItlubt, GrVnl
Ide poer nerUOfe 5fpGGen, Observation-Disclosures
Une nle Rraufbeiteu, wtlGe pO, Ser6prbetem Wa-
gen pber Der 2tber tntlteben,
Ss:%e ais ~ssaOptane. lnnstl De 1%cmUribsr. anbrdna b,4
SIuscS rad BEN Rppfs, Sdure TN Wdeen, 5srsErenatn, 5ee.
s<cnn.n, WgpetttlpFateti, S6pers TN Masen, 56wa5, uns
kSfes QseflbI i'm Rassn uas untsrlsts, S&nsrer @ttsn
9erBtIopten Sdp He Der Nustn. 8.sfea tn Ssin Gta3t
6tebst unb 9npffdmsr5en, Esf6p1btn bs!a Ntpaea. GtIs.
ssrbsn Der 5aut arb Nuesn, Sst:suRstsn, Gamfrssu tn
&Iden uao ben @tttSsrn, btss TN EVsf xD Bremen tn
6lstid, S~aus!gistt unb RttkSretf&Ia ssnbstt.
Dit @ts enttlmsr s~gapfebItH bttie Ditb3tn be- An!ua frtfatn.
iet Sss p~nti!ams. fer lbeei.ast prn ban sDsrtP uat bar
aneentTent@tt ~btrfeIeen fir ALE 9tiben. wsfRr Fe ~sStRttsne
t~napfp6Ifn wtrt. go TT htes tetn ncues une uusrrruftes
gRtttel5 f%snersn stnss, tat felt 10 Saarsn stf YFnfuas Ssr benz
antrtfGRtf6en Wst!s btfaubsR bat raA bsftn Ruf us @sr>
iauF bs isst nod xsn fsn,m SRse.n trFst9t uurRs. Dts
aeasntHe, wslhe btrtSnts Inb Gusaeatt6ntst Aerits unS pri-
sehsu tns ~unse6eusrs unb et "a seEaus Dur&Itllu e btS 6diSsr.
It'd Sun benz Gistnttamrr pubIsstrtsu almana4s, trsltsu ktr.
jsfSe nnentselbltb blrG bic Gstnttn %psrtbttlsn last, mue aue
ben tH8l6ubtsfta ibrrjeu9tn, bds ettf;E Sttters miyEli& st
8etntatbrtt S~erbtsEt, neIAs a. sEIdRst eat.
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Biano'S duf 8efteuund

Wnb bpn ieber SG3s unb Sarart werben g~eltefert.
Die GtSett Spr8fnlt Miro duf bic Nrbttt un6 Guf bic @uSwa6l
Der Wfetertalten Serpenoet rb ct farm bn6er fir jsbes aus feinenl
Snfitut berpOreetenoe SSnfrument bic Warantie I~terneGntea, tas
e@ aQe @isenfGaften eiaes 9uteu 9tlnp8 belize.
Nle Sntrun1ente aus rleiner 6abrtt fperoft fur Sabre son
bed Gas beS 0ertauieS an earanttrt. ...-...
8tfOnbere &ufnerfamtet wir0 ouf biz @uSpaHl YOn Snfru
ntsnten, tpelde In enter erpsen Gntfernune ~perfenbet perter, YGr=
trenbet uno eth &prredt bes tn1tanides ~tnnertalb 6 Mpnntet Smt
gcrfauiSta9e an, rirb aefdttet, fUate en Sntruntent ntat bpG'
fGntts ~befriebteen. .r.. ~
8efdnote ~pDrrdtbts ctne Mu8wabt BOT MetDbepnS, bpn en- Sc
REn SnfrunentenrnGern III $45-200.
Is ptanos rer6en uu,9cteufht, auSeenMettet unb geftinrtt.
- 49, g4rt. &sstobe u. gpiltp.
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gSetter tttb iutbti8er Tabrplnn.
D. Nad Oera 8eiten utO SiiOelt. -

SdlttftOres unD SDtDsJttettbnDit+
@n uo mad benz 80. Suit 1860 ecten bic 8I8e mic fpl9t:
Won Gdnhen sStdtipn Baltimore; Der g9fiu9, GpnntaaS
ans8enpnnten, UNI 8 ltr 80 Wtuuten GUrsrtttass; unb Der Gr
pree3I9 I'M A ubr Wttnuten Natmtttags. Beibe 9Gge aeten
mad ausn Gbetlan beS gSefens unb gOr6sQDehsnS IN biretter
2tnte.
Stir We9>YaNa9tere.
Na6 alen Yuntt'n 3wti6en Baltimore unb @tfbntonS netrre
man ben 8 lltr 80 Din. V3rhttta8- Bug. ga& alsr Yuuftsn
awif6en SUNDERLAND unO Dbeeltng ub 5mtiaen @rafCl unb par.
~ferstura ben 4 ubr - WRtnutea- Bug pm Baltimore.
Der SrebertdzN observation-disclosures
Serla6t Baltimore fir greberif un6 bic taswif6en l~teeenten
plate tdeh& unt 4 r6r Is W0tnuten gta&nitta9S, NIT %usTa6rne
bes SonntasS. un6 errei6t Srebertd UNI III. 20 W. N6enbs; Ser.
l6Bt BET Der Na6tebr 5reoerif INN 9 rGr g}SruhtttaeS urp lanet
IN Baltimore UNI 10 Il. 80 Wf. @ttttagsau.
Der GlIicptt'8z Wtt18zN Accommodations 3ua
eebt tGslt& NIT MuSaaGntc be8 Spnnta9S me folet:
@erlG6t Concentration I'm $40 MGrgenS uno ! Ii. 20 g(adin.
8Ut Gaicctt's aRias UNI 7,45 MOrBens, 2,3O 1t $40 Ma8nt.
Nad gBaIbin9tDn unp BENT Sitpe1
seben bic 8ise I'M lbs ptO $40 9prnatttaeS, lcmie UNI is unb
4,20 Na6mtttG96.
@m SGnatc q UNI 4, 25 MprgenS.
&Dn QSaiGin0tpn
TIM 8, 20 anb Z @prrntttaes unb 8, 20 unt Z. 80 9taara.
Sim GSnntne MIR gtadnittagS ut 3,20'
Der swette unb rierte 3u9 BON Baltimore u6 g4afbtpotgn Der.
binben ftb NIT BEN 9asen btr Nhnatpi5 Satt.
Ser Snette uno brittle Bug bait auf ben 3pifGenfatiSnen. ...
Rg- 9Desen 3tdets, Musfunft. Sa6rt u. {. 10. wente man f&
an S. g.. @n9lanb, &0ent All Ser Eitet-O ffce, Gannteh.
fdttpn. - 80 NJ. 9rfScbtt SMITH,
&rGn8PSrtattgn&uesaer Baltimore.
6. 81. CbIe, G5e~heral=Btlettu (Mu16,iO
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Giienbdbnett &c.
m4s 0Orolife GeutrGI4Eiisnbabn Eza.saEg
49, OerGnberter Tabrplan. 1@xzRs'
N}ad benz Deiteu uno Ncrben.
S-..A ~~CE nTNnId nm Nt

Gorsmers5abrplar.
wc, ,est an Serben tSeliit tret 8dee auf bieier SdRn TIT Ha6-
yer poatus sebt tdsliE unit &usnatnte ees Sonntaesl UNI
3 lfbr 20 0iSS. WSfeens at mad YtttSburs, Gbteaep, cleveland,
q rrinNott, ct. Qputs unt aIe Gbette hes gDefens ue Ntpro@
aeasns. G6enfU mad @tmpra, Buffalo uhO gaaasa. glad Gn,'
ge6terstSwn unb Man&efer, Mb. 9!a6 GtarnbsrsbuTS' Gar
isle uub 9asertprrn
Der 6 rpreea a eebt td9lt4 UNI 8 lbr 80 Wtinuten mad
gufala um6 benz g(crben bS Canada unb mad Ytttsbure un6 benz
gprbwefen.
Wa6 We 10 OFT INT $50 @lSra, NIT nur stutnt Garrett
we6fel, 70 biutg mte duf ieber anbstn 8abn.
Der SdtrfSbures ccpmDb attpn 3 u 8 eebt tag-
it'd (Gpnnta9s alseenrntnien) UNI 400 Nabmttta9S ab.
Retfenhe BON 48aibtnetpu unb benz Suben, nelhe NIT benz
8nse UNI $50 Whpreens, pOer 800 Nadnittaes bier anfUn,-
men, fnhen 8efGrberuns nit ben 3I8en bteler Sabn.
{67- SBeaen Babrbtlet8 umb aneerer 8enduen unb berl6BtGen
%uStmft beliebe man fa al bic StlettzSffr IN Der calvert
Stattpn," Gle bon Calvert upb 8ranflinhr, III wenben.
Som &. Rtanep, Mffff-Supt.
g. $ 3narner 8tuetsMaent Suft29,iI
La - EEEs 60: Go -
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Ginoer's gS6bmtnIcbine.

Ole Gdnetber bef9er Stabt, ippie ale Yericnen. pel4e cine
cute 81 a9moi@ inc in baben> piniten, ipntea i@ erinncrn,
r9eno cine antcre, nib 10 AUD ~iwctmaI 10 Dtel @elS
n~brtn8t. 0teIe8 na4t mniere @taiNinen 3u beu bttliQ,
ten, pette i'm Martte ilo. Weir oils 5000 oapnn lno aGetn
in tteli0er Staot in Operation an GBfcn, gSele1 uuo 0pien un0
ba6eu lire Gisncr ptr Die oarrt a1beiter in ben StunO 6e1eBt, fb
mebr @elb 81 eriparen, ais ibneu bteies euf anoerem 2Sese mb8-
(ib lit. SHE, welbe cine Ger be ten Nd9ma1 6tncn, Ole
nj @etrou6 fnt. 6a6su ,nb6tcn, Iouteu in unierer Sitce;
Wo. 159 SaltimpreltraBe
uOli pre9en, ne @ebrauds @uwejinn9en IN beutIaer, eu9lii@er,
~r1nS6Tider unc panther &profe su 9aber ltto rno NO mir See
q fc,eine NeaIbine fault, auf %berielbeu orbeitc1 Ierueu.
e@idt na4 etnem grentplar pcn Stn9r'S Td9maifinst Set:
An0. Qae Nabtnen tperosn elm gauges Sabr mad tbreAt Intaif
opn unS in nGler SrSnun8 uno Separation sebaLten.
(S628, 10 70. e. BrpbcrtG, N1snt
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6euers0c rfThernnoen.
0ermanta &eben8sNerf fherunaSs
Giefeutfhdff
IN 81 e ID Oorf.

IS III zee UDrt.
Saar einse;ablfes Gapt9al S2OO.O 900. !.
Ser llnter,et6nete 1T nun beret, anmelouusen tGr 6ne @der
i6aft dninnebn1en.
Sbre @ei6Gfte bhf Ben In Observation-Disclosures
@lters+Uert0tgun8sn, MISUNDERSTANDING
en- en- um0 0edbrfnten.Betrdstn d.
&6ttt9 Drptent bes eanien gtubeus ter6en inter bic
IsrffbtrteG pertbrtlt. ...t .. ".a
D@ernranid Qeben8@Se rIi6eruno8s @eIeuIfaft"
If t~uuptfd&liG far BITE beutfpe CT Sit eruns Der Der.
g t0aten S~'9rtnSet porbtn. Strs Dir ttOrsn 'unb Seantte
Ne NIT pent9eu Nusnatnen, Deutf6e. Stre Tpftten unb
Tanirblete ub antereu Drufd6en msrben In eeutfher Gpro6e
fdtt.
Sts II BE etnsge aebens,getft6erunss Sc.
tetlf6aft tn egk 8ereint9ten Stdaten, peI&e
btefen %beutfd)en 6 terdtter bat ~
9nrpOrotOren uno Dtreftpren In gewr gprf fub: ...-
\. y. Mmfnd, @un. Belmont, Sadc 8ern6etmer. Carl 9reu.
In8 &. @barlIer, 8. @Dbfr. @iniber, s s.. Sartt QOufs gus,
Srtebr. o!&app, g. Raupf, Peter 8autb, Suit. 8ater, s. 9aro9ue,
Serran Wtorcuie, 4b Se&s SawalO O~ttsnbprfer. SsrnrSn
Woie. WtaT S6dter. S. y. Stereler. Sf. Seltamon, s.
etita9np g. I, :; S5sgSt. 0e0ats y. gen 6fFmanns9 Dlsis Gai.
lerfetn, gerrnie. g9tter11ann, S0tn gDefiaa. %. g. Wbtneu.
9rdltbent; $usU 8eienbonce
~WttesprGftb. unb Setr: 6riebr. Gdnpeubfsr.
Nl8 Bparo Of Neference fitr 8alt.mpre
tO ~fplsenbe Serrsn Don teren bic NIT y 6~eseidneten and etot.
6r. 81, edumu6er, \ Sr. 30. @IL .
. Rpbt. QeGr.* :, g1rt a Mn,r.r
~ QDerner DreGel, y . Satpb 9ronIrE
" Sdmiltpr CATER, Il , s. SO. 6rfffsr
. CIR. 6tnri6s, X /, 9fener Gter1
- Sernt. BON &apHi X =, CD ubrIo,t6
u Senrp Dietri@ Mpfs Ipiefsnfef.
0isle n9'srSsn germ bereit ftin, aber bic 3lsertdfFgteit Der sc.
teli9alt &ustunft gu seben, ba ibuen bic Gisfat tn Die gader
6srislben gu 'eber Belt fret fe6t.
Nppltfanten BON Wol6in9tpn ituo aug iroenb
etnenl G6eile oe8 StQate8 Morb(oub
rOden T6 etrtft al MID wsntsn, UNI lire Qetenspe rT6eruno N
temertIteaiBen. o'
Mbptpb Gngler, @gent.
ASSfEte; gto. 10 Sfconbfr, 8%egenGber Der 90 .Sfice.
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No. l, 8, 3 ltltp Z, Jt. @ut1mItr.,
e~eeenater Rem @utap SDafe Baltimore, Wb.. wteter er6ffnet.
Ddnfen6 fur bic dusgebrettete @Enuer1ddft, melte Der fri6trel
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t%erset9nets. benz 9ubhtaln bic e~r8et'nhe anSet9e, pas er felt BEN
Eve beS etneh Gbetltabers, 0rn. Sears QSdtle, bird oeTen 3Di
bic GSnt9d8nte gelEf tyotben rdr, ben oanSen bebsutenbeu 5prrdtl
Dpt nod u1vplsnoeten9ianO's 9clj uno onberen rr6rdrrten a4a.
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in bsnt alten Stale In hem fraberen t3eiGdftslpfnl fOrttetrettei
ur es it'd, CUR @ufsdbe madden, has @tarpgefadft INNER nietr II
letner 8%pltnouhs su ~SerbeFern. ~t 3
Nueer fethen alten Raarentdufera uao SET Batrit In @utawfr
ndte 8alttntCrefr, bat er eine neue ero6e Ba6rtt In 6. @utarfr
init Der SrDrte uMh g0ehfr. errtdet IN MelGer ct enc Grpse Nn,
Satt Der beHen &rbeiter te16Gftigt.
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ttat, fir wclde er Bet Ger GusfeIulg I'm Utarplano SJnHitut, wr
BITE Better Snfrun1entenr1a&er aug SOfOln. yteSp:gOrf mn 8dltt'
n1pre IA 9tanp's ~ausgefe1t batten, Die tB61e Granite srtieft.
Der au6ipru& res Snfttuts mnrOs furs naa&er bura bic Sn.
ruftrie. IaSfelun9 oh @idlpno, ga, ~trfGti8r, wC ttnt ebenfdG'
as erfe Uranium ertEeilt rpnrbe.
Dur6 ptefe betben @tabltfements 1T er In Ben Gtanb gefeBt, aI,
Nnftrase, nit Ue!&en sr beetrt iprp, aafs prOrptsfe drsjn:
flbren. ....--.- ....-
Aae IN tteIer 8abrtt sa6auten @aup'8 baben sbGe eiferne Gab
men lue fm6 70 %cpnfrutrtl bas fe bet duBerrrcentli6er 0auerba
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17
To Prevent Horses FROM CHAr1No

To PREVENT Horses FROM CHAr1NG
UNDER TIE COLLAR.-A gentleman who
las tried the plan successfully for i've
yce rs. communicates the annexed meth
Cd Of preventing horses from chatting
under the collar. Ho says he gets
piece Of leather. and has what he terms
a false collar made, which is simply
piece Of leather cut in such shape, as
to lie, singll between the shoulders OF
the hor. e and the collar. This fpnds of
ail the friction, as the collar slips and
moves on the leather. and net on the
shoulders ofthc horse Chafng is caused
BY friction, hence, you see, tn" thing Is
entirely plausible. Some persons put
pads or sheep skins under the collar;
these, they say, d. AS much hurt a. good,
for they augment tho heat. 4 single
piece Of leather. like that composing the
outside Of collar, without any lining o.
stutfing, hc assures Us, j. better than
any thing else.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

@-An old darkey was eLdeavoring to
explain his unfortunate condition. "You
see, remarked Sambo, ssit was in dis way
as far as can remember. Fust my IA
der died, and den my mudder married
again, and den my mudder married again,
and den my mudder died, and my fader
married again, and somehow | doesn't
seem to hab no parents at all nor no
home nor muffin.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17

linen take II 60
the soap in tubs to cool, and wash the
kettle clean. Next day cut the soap out
Of the tubs, and melt it again, and cool
it ia wooden mculds, if you have them.
When it is firm, cut it into square pieces
Of convenient size for washes and place
it on the shslves to harden, not allow
ing the pieces to touch each other.
The best kitchen fat for soap is,that
Of beef ard pork, or bacon. Should any
pork or bacon skins be among it, you
must allow pound of fat to each gal
lon Of lye.
If in trying it in the plate, before put
ting in the salt, you End the soap too
lianid. add little water to that on the
plate, for the purpose Of making it jelly.
y9u will then be able to ascertain how
much cold water must be added to that
in the kettle, for the same purpose; it be-
ing evident that the lye is too strong
This must be done before the salt is put
in. A large quantity Of lime put in
while boiling, will make the soap still
harder.
You may harden it, also, BY adding,
while the soap is boiling, little sui
phate Of iron. This will give it . mas-
bled or mottled appea.anee.-Niss Les
les House Book.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17
Administrators Notice.

The undersigned having been this day .ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate OF " h ian
bunham late Of Tama County Iowa deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the said estate to present the
same for adjudication within ninety days from
this date, and all persons indebted to said es-
tate will settle the same Immediately.
JONAS DUNHAM, Adm'r.
Toledo. December 22d, 1859. v2n9w3
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-05-17
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the Firm Of r l.
Badly & Bro, either by Note or BOOK account,
arc requested to call and settle the same, on
or before the l4th day Of January next, or the
came will be left for collection.
p. Z. BALDY B BRO.
Tsleda December 18th, 1859. v2nsv4