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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUcHU,

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BuCnU,
Arising from Exoesses, Habits Of Dissipation,
Aassdsd viz .Se 5oiio,oiss Symptom,
.s ss9 Msnt9, o. e. PGSwsI
Horror of Disease, Waksfulness,
hot Hands, Flashing of the Body,
D,n's' 4 q FastHSgt e. the F'''
Those SYMPHONIC, if allowed TO 60 on, which this
FFfSH2T;' sf2f ls2H
Wb oSs OF WHICH III, THE pAT rt NAY EfIRa
followed
s1, e ssH.i e 5s;!5 tss,H.
s 81 '5S Il i,is5f
Require. the aid Of msdioine to strenEt6sn
Watch HELADoLD's E 3sIjs S6cHG 6 'sSa's-
TRIAL WILL coNv,Ncz THE MOST sKKrrIoAL.
OLD 81. YoTNG, sfNGLR, MIRRfE6, ON
G 2aSNTYFH afFkkGc4HfSNSsA k FkdSIfxR
StSsr sss extract Bgcha is uneSusd
rresusIity, Psinfuness, or Suppression Of GGa
t9mary excavations, liberated or Scirr hous state
and for al incident q to the s'sb stks
arising from IndiscretIon, Habits of Dissipation.
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Nc FAMILY saSGES sh WITHOUT 1T
'S aEIMsoIDs eff BUcR6 Aliases
IN al thsir Stages. AT little expense;
--i'|'' " ~ aad no Erpo,x woin'Oh'enienoe;
causes irssnsnt desire an gives strength to
Preventing and curing Structures of the Urethra.
., AlIsyins Pain ard inflammation, So ffes aent in
D THo US IND p GP tee'f' THOUSANDS
and who hay. p.1e 70 BE- cured IN shor,
tune, have found they were deceived, and that the
TRIssENrs," been dried up in the system, to break
out IN q Ps iEEEfTf.sd 4 FIT: "a MARRIAGE
Use BE5MBoLD's EXTRACT BucHg for a. afeo-
- ~ URINARY ORGANS.
"h''n'f '1ii MAZE e OR FEMALE,
IoSG snS 70 matter
Z a p Il Il '
Eeiders: Of s niost ,.a5i ana 1e!SoaiS ala1
' will ' cHRFfFic "a TssG SF CURES
From to ~ years sfand,ns,
SCIENCE AND FAME.
g Price 81 90 per bottle, or six fer %. CO.
Delivered to any Address, securely packed fro
observation.
DESCRIBE SYMPTOMS IN ALL CoMMUNIcArIoNs
cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis 2!
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me- an Alderman
the city OfPhi adelP hia, H. r HKLMBoLp who being
daily sworn, doth say. his preparations co tain NO
ndicouc, no mercury, or other injurious drugs,
but are purely vegetable. II. 7. HELMBOLD
,Sworn and subscribed before me, this Esd day OF
November. las.
WIN. p. HIBBERD, Aldermen.
Ninth street, above Race, Phila,
Address letters for information in confidence to
II; 4. HELM BOLD, Chemist,
Depot, 104 South Tenth st bet Chestnut, Phiia.
BEWARE OF G0uSTERFEITS
AMP UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor TO dispose OF THEIR OWN" and
"OTHRR" ARTICLES OF THE REPUTATION ATTAINED
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
:. Extract Buchu,
:. Sarseparille,
Improved Rose Wash.
Bold by g. b. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and 8.
FORD, JR, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
street,
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PROPOSALS
Il OK MATERIAl FOR THE APPROACHEs
oE The SOUTH WING OFTHE TREASURY
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Bureau Of Construction, Ausu,t TO- isso.
Proposals. will be rsesived at this Dapsrtmsp,
unu u O'CLOCK m, on the LIST Gay of Ssptember,
ICED Tor the dsilvery Of the following artioe. Wig
Prepared stones for Be gisn pavement suAi.lent
to lay down $500 .upcrhc 81 fet Of pavsnsat, teO
length not less than ect and inches thick
BY "a inches deep; t-e top edge hammered straizht
and tIue,s inches wId. be cd nc hes on
one s6e lnchss on the other, and have their ends
properly IoIntfd
Also 8 garter eirels corner pieces in a single
th1osn IS aDd depth, and same rsturns down the
sides as the straight once; and also quarter
olice In pieces OF not 81 than feet lebgih OF
raf illus Of 3 feet outside. Of the Sane depfh and
return down the SIDES as above, and inches thick
is6 PIECE: SIus North River Fassins feet by
ITO piece: Of bus ortiz River Fl.ssins fee. by
4apieoes Of blue North River FIagring feet by 6
IS pieces Of b'ue North River Flagging 4 feet by
feet inches AMI less "
BlddeTs nust safe the prices for rough flag, of
smoot9 nag, Oh dressed flag, OF each of the above
sfes OF the best quality, Per sups fetal foot
Whatever kind is selected must hs prepared in
perfectly proper manner to be laid down aud to
: inGhs; t.Ict, With their edges joint'd square,
tn articles z be delivered at the Treasury EItsn-
sion wnere they Will be used as mar be difsotod by
the proper authority. w
rhs proposals. q ust he sent under cover to the
SseIetafy OF the Trea' ury, endorsed ysposaIs Tor
Material for ths Treasury Exensisn !" ssd viii ne
Ieeivlrs the same in the presence Of the bidders,
,...-.s.,, Acting Engineer an charge
anls -MWtocPti Treasury Depsrtl ent.
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~ Ii Is related as an instance Of the strength
and yigor OF the Prince Of Wales constitute on
that during the same day he received addresses at
Charlesown, held leyee, drove out in plain
clothes, went out shooting rode again, took a
swim in salt water, dined with large party, went
70 pail J n the evening, and danced with great
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MEDICINES.

BxIYInoRR z,-s -7r-~ -
LOCI HOSPITAL,
Has DSsssSsvs1 fAs Csvssss, Speedy, ssd sslp
Efssssai Remedy N fAs Hevid, =
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENck
LET NO FALSE DFLTcxcy PRzvsNr.
j. 80 APPLY IMMBD ATKLY.
eUfs , naas1 oSr p r. ax6 sc pt G9Hs4As.
w..l.... fas Bach .ssss.s.. As..a... .fs. nA.sys
D..iiisy. $500. D,.s.s:,, =. ss.6.
Dsms... q Sigh, 81 iiddin.ss Disease sfs as.e rsc
Hsss ska. kssSs.ens % ths LaSs. Stomach nsvsls
::s nl.sss ss D..ss.s ysss
esr Marriage inpsssss and dssusy Nsss Betty sss nst
Esp..i.iy v,eaas q s..a1sy Wa,
,As. ar.sdf. .sa d..,et,. hahn .Aish .nss.Iy svssy
.sd t.sns and srllan. ,oss.ss @ht Asvs
sssss.
r.fs. beng q payas.i sss.sis sssls.
Ne sss pse.: ssr,.s sness u. ..rs e d. nay rssr
.ssy eontd. IN h. hensr a. sssusaH ss1 sssacstny ss
OFFIcr Ma sosrn rarpEaicn srarKx.
u; IT. s:ss :di s Ire. ... s'' r: Dc:
Be paid and contain ssn.p
On youugYou.
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from sf the snnsni CelsGss n ne Sniss1 ssss
r..is q Issssa, Psrs rsi.dsYhis ass ..ssss.. s.s e.
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MEsTiLLY-Ts ~. f..rfsi .s.,u on Oh. mind az. .,.su
q msnsry Cenfssen eftdsss Dspssssss
Lo-s Of selisds, randity, 81 tAs evils pm
HERvouB DEEiLfY-YAsss.sdss cas- ssv Dsdss vAss
u. cause fssr a.enlns hsslth lssag thslr ,s.s
spPs.i,nss ssestths .y esseh sympssns q
DISEASES or lMPRDDEnCE
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happens ttsd dread 81 disesvsry-
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his g.Ing eppSintn.ut OF By ths ss, sfthst essS
lescr hasten tss eensttstio1. syRens q shf
sta. POcsses .h ffhffrl rapidly. al s..t S.s a.
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d. JoHEsoEskEMEDY Foa oEsADc wEAkHss~
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An ssrr.s.. rAyss. o. n.s,. pi.g..n-
ir.ssI,ss w..is... :, EIs.:.a.s 80. .ss i:ss
hind speedily cured
rrE MANY Tsots1kDs s.r.a 900: is:si;.s.. vHl.
s.i .s y.., tss z.
rpersrs Of tie paP.n snd eshsr psrssos, sssss
.s s,I n.,: sgH.,d ,s.. and sss. s.i... q. .ss
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
FRoN TEE UNr,vn SrIrvs
pRQP0sALs EoR REPAIRING TnE Gus
L TOM ROUSE AT BALTIMORE, Mp.
1RxAsuRY nKPARTnsNr,
HAEHINGTnN luix Ia Ian

81
Proposals. W. DO received st this Department
nntl tne nIteenlh day OF Septern ber, A. D. SO al
Y O'Clock, noon. ior the repairs II tse t,usto,n
House aatnonzsd to be repaired az Baltimore,
Mary and, according to tbs pia as and sosoi6oa
Hons prepared At tins Department. Biddors viii
bo ftqnned 70 receive the Old east IRON work de
p-ns1d with IA part pay msnt of tbs woTt AT The
rate 81 one Collar per hundred pounds, and will be
fsq are1 70 Id5eish Al the aerfa and perform all
the neos sAry labor 10 complste the pairs acoor
ing 10 the ans furnished.
Nlnety pr CENT, OF the amount Of work done and
ma.er az d.hvered according 70 oontraot prioe
1917 70 Dc asccItaIned Ia the manner pre-
serio-d by ths eontrset, by the estimate III An
scent cf,ne Department. appointed for tbst evT
posel VII Dc paid monthly, the work pros, "a.
and ten pr cent rets aed until the complstSon III
the contract and AGO 'ptanoe Of the vork ~ ina
a. 5Et Store ard, and tD be forff tied in the ,vss ~
9 ihlnsnt OF c3ntract Specific lions AID
oras Tags VIII be resdy the 18th of Augurt ~ hen
thy can bs bad n appli on 10 tins Departmsnt
~ he prePoeas must DO sent to IN eptrtment,
Aaa fesssd 20 the sE-orekAry Of the Tressury AID
stsay sIeorsed PROPOSALS for ,fpairisr rae Bali
nos SusEoT AoHJe, sud Will be openrd At one
OF the F.st day named for recsiyInx the
'>"'' 81 80 50F -
A. HOWELL COBB
Seorot8Yv al
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Toy FOR TIE SICK AND SUFFERING.
- LET ALL WHO ARE AFFL ETED
READ!
APPLY THE REMEDY
REJOICE IN HFxITY.

h6JOHf IN hhALIH.
Friend. DO you sui .! Are you the victim Of sny
purity Of the b ood. What are they do you ash ,
Rather ask, " hist are they moi. The blood IA The
fouree of lie and heath and II il the fret emept
OF our being 10 respond TO a-y which a cote
tn system, as the pulse infalhiy sttests The ever
prevailing Neuralgia the irrIts ting Erys'pe ss the
subtle SorQfule. the agonlzlng Rheumatism, Ner-
vous Debii y, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint with It's
torpor snc drtectIon and the number less ills that
is heir TO- derive heir hldeous origin from The
p.ooo; Deal kind. thes and ges ty with the blood
Use The v1tsllzing res of nature fOr its aid
and suffer Us tn o rmmend % your confidence and
use that truly va usbls medioauent known as
MRS. NJ. COTS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECQCTTON
With regard to this almost infallIble specific
P0su,lsss sent.msnt ~. spoken IN oIded Terms.
tained by constant eyowas Of ~ rative effects and
th~ happIest results from lts after ell other
remedies and the best medical skill have failed.
Let us say, In conclusion, th.t certificates Of
cures are not sous hit from the Iterate and super
hclsi, but they are volunteered from the most re-
spectacle sources am JUSTLY the highest terms in
which n Is possible TO commend go valuable a
spscihc 10 puo 10 approval. We may add also that
the curative properIes Of the medicine are ca uaed
only BY ITS restorstiv- e-ots, the swat IN recover
ing from disease with renewed CONSTITUTIONAL visor.
For sale by all respectable Druggists IN this
city, and by the proprietor. MRS Nj COX.
botte and her seal on the cork
Geor.etovn, a a.. Wholesale Agent for the Die
trlcf, sid vi supply the trsds &c my prisss.
u
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WAsHIN6TQN SEWING ROOMS,
w 64 5tA ST., tsgo doovs N0vth af Pc. Ace.
:, Nov ~ the time 70 get SPRING and SUMNER
SHIRTS made MP 20 order, The su bscriber 10 Ire-
lered TO make SHIRTS, DRAWERS, &C., ct the
SHIRT BOsOMS,. COLLARe, and WRIST
rR-6 u n N0yN0
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WE'SIMPROvEDw EI6HING SCALES
HI These Scales are offered 70 the public as the
most simple, durable, and reliable scales ever put in
pse. flrstclass premiums have been awarded them
By the United States Fair and Virginia Agricultural
Society; Elrsinia State Agrleu tural Fair; Franklin
Institute Ealr, Pennsy lvars; New York State Fair;
Vermont State Far, &c., &c. In every csse where
exnibited they nave received FIRST class premiums
Eor "a at % Louisiana avenue, Depot of Slllerl
Chilled Iron Safes.
deIs-iV &c. PATTIsON. Agent
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,ndSn sd SUNS WORLD RE-
euos Ieefs ~ whose extensive y are. oom,
yoa VII nla asa3s large stock, embrac- tvEYV
mk esrIy teLisg style, price Of Piana TO- sale mon
easy terms or qiscount Tor cssh. Pianos also from
other good haksrs. Pianos for hire "o"
John r. ELLIS.
Piano and NJ usic Dealer
800 Pa. ~ between Sta Ard Iotb ~.
Music seat by mail free OF post MusiasI ir 80
mon-. Iey.----. jyls
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nR. J. BOvEE DOD,s
Or. ] BOYEE DODs,

Ok. ] BOvEE DODS
IMPERIAL GIN BTTTERS,
For Diseases oflhe X ,dney o. b adder aud Urinary
Organs, and especially for Female Distractions
never fail TO cure. and are warranted 20 give rsts
iaotion.
Propnetors, Is WillIam at, New York.
J. SCHWARTZ,
JeI-lyr Agent. Washington. ID. G.
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Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by g. b. WAITE, 52s Seventh street, and 8.
G Form, JR, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
street,
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S. TAKE NOOTHER,
Cut out the sdverti serrent and send Tor IL.
ANDhVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE
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hssssn sfhe heys CsHs 100 fs.sssss
and grs.t p.rt whose life spsst Al ne
pitns Of Lohden, Psrs PasdslPha And sssvhsrs s
tnsvu; many trcsbsd via riagiaa On ths had sne
vhsn asleep great beng slsrmse sstdss
sounds e.shsnsss With frsqssns blpshng asndsd
tines dsrsngsm sf mind, cured fistsiv
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

+" HIGHLY CONCENTRATED" .aE
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU,
a Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GkAVEL, and DROPSlCAL SWELLIN6S.
and exoites the ABSORBENTS into healthy 40,
ton, by which the WATERY OR CALCEROUS
MENTS are reduced, as well as PAIN and in
fLAMMMkANTlRRS SM sEda' ~ SEQ f2T
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH 70 NEW ORLEANS

UrThe u. 8. MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Once, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy lvania av
enue, to the following points:
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
,Chattanooga, Huntsville, Grand junction,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus,
NEW ORLEANS.
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NEW ORlEA ANS
I'M THREH DAYS
s.F.-- WITH fHB
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
- - q 71
TWO DAILY TRAINS-SUNpAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at O. m. and 6 p. m

The Steamer G GORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
foot of Seventh street at 6k m. and 6k p. m and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
apdria TEAMS for the Southwest.
Ohce-Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Sixth st.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21
Genuine Popular Sovereignty

From MIR. Lircor acinnati Speech, Sept. Is IS,
say that zoe must not interfere aUith the
Institution Of slavery IN the States aohere at
erists, because the Constitution forbids it,
aud the general welfare does not require Us
to do so. We mast not acithhold an efficient
Fugitive Slare Law, because the Constitution
re quires US, as understand it, not to with
hold such law. But zoe must prepsnt the out
spreading Of the institution, because neither
the Consultation n or general we!t fare requires
US to extend it. We MUST PREVENT THE REvl-
VAL CT THE AFRICAN SLAVE. TRADE, AND THE
ENACTINa BY CoNaRess OF TERRITORIAL
SLAVE CODE. We MUST prevent each of these
things being done by either congresses er
courts. THE PEOPLEOF THESE UNITED
STATES ARE The RICH Full MASTERS
OF BOTH CONGRESSES AND COURTS,
NOT TO OVERTHROW TIE CONSTI-
TUITION, BUT TO OVERTHROW THE
MEN WHO PERVERT THE CONSTIIU-
TON.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21

A BELL.EvERETr ESTIMATE. A cores
pondeat Of the Baltimore Patriot gives the
following as his estimate of the result of the
Presidential election: .
I'm looking dspas ionately over the field,
and calculating the probabilities, find that
Mr.. Bell will carry Delaware (3), Maryland
(s), Virginia (l5), Kentucky (l2), Tennessee
(l2)--in all 5O votes.
For Mr. Breckenridge will 60 Alabama CO..
Arkansas al, Florida (s), Mississippi Il
South Carolina ~, North Carolina Q0),
Texas ~, Louisiana (6), Oregon (3) Cali
tornia (D-in all So votes.
doubtful between Breckenridge and Bell,
Georgia COY.
"For Mr.. Douglas We may count Missouri's
3 votes.
"And for Mr.. Lincoln we may add up the
rest of the States. giving 176 votes, in a
College where l52 only are necessary to
choice. II VIC consider New York doubtful,
take away IS, leaving Lincoln l4l. SO that,
if he is not elected by the people, no man can
be, and the election goes. in fact, 10 the
Senate, which will quickly choose Gen. Lane,
who goes for protection to slavery, and for
no other protection
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21
Douglas ut Syracuse.

.. SYRACUSE, Sept. IL.
Douglas arrived here, yesterday, from
Clifton Springs. Upon his arrival here, and
during the day, he has been the recipient of
honors. He spoke, yesterday P. NJ, to a
crowd of over 10000 people, assembled in a
fiveacre lot. His speech embraced several
arguments, in part, not before touched upon
by him. He explained that the difference
between Popular Sovereignty and Republic.
anism was that the latter is outside the Con-
st,tnton and in rebellion against the Federal
Government, while Popular Sovereignty is
inside the Constitution, and In obedience to
the Federal authority. In answer to Re-
publican, he stated that Jefferson was Minister
to France when the Ordinance of 1887 was
adopted, and knew thing about it till after
wards, and that Jefferson's plan for the kNul
ernmcnt of the Territories, which was adol -.
in 1884, was the fullest recognition Of WE ~ !.
right of Popular Sovereignty.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21
The Factions AT Open Was il, Rev
York.

The Factions at Open Was ia Row
York.
New York, Sept. 16.
The Breckenridge State Committee will
publish an address, tomorrow, giving their
statement of the recent negotiations with the
Douglas Committee. They say:
"Our candidates will be supported by all
the energy and means at our command. The
Douglas organization, in rejecting the only
means by which the State could be prevented
from voting for Lincoln, has reduced the
practical question between the Democrats Of
New York in the coming election to one of
future organization only. BY voting for Breck-
inridge and Lane, the National Democrats
would not only sustain the principles of their
party, and preserve a nucleus about which
will be formed National party, but will
encourage their friends all over the Union,
and be received and honored in the next
National Convention of Democrats, instead OF
being rejected and despised, as they surely
will be if they present themselves upon tie
platform of Squatter Sovereignty, in company
| with their new allies"
They charge the Douglas faction in the
State with having produced the present
difficulties in the party, and with persistently
refusing to allow this adjustment; and say
that Sqaatter Sovereignty is but another form
of Republicanism. They conclude by recon.
mending the formation Of county clubs, and
active measures for bringing their whole vote
to the polls in November.
The Douglas subcommittee rejected the
proposals of the Breckenridge volunteer as.
ISOLATION, and also declared that they would
not, under any circumstances, take any Of
the Electors on the Breckenridge Electora
| ticket.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21
~ The Methodists throughout the country

~ The Methodists throughout the country
are deeply stirred by the accounts of the
hanging of the Rev. Mr. Bewley, in Texas, Oh
suspicion that he agreed with John Wesley
in regard to the peculiar institution. The
Albany Eoening Journal says the deceased
attended the General Conference vt Buffalo,
last May: srFf 5'
"Mr. Bewley repr scented the Arkansas
Conference, and was recognized as peaceful,
simple and devoted evangelist. His views of
slavery were of the mildest character, and he
would be deemed the last man to thrust his
views Extensively = mild and conservative
though they were-upon any community.
On his removal to Texas, a few months since,
he carried with him testimonials of his
humility and devotion to his work. But he
was Aethodist! That, in Texas, is deemed
the equivalent of abolitionism, and the devoted
minister Of Christ, guilty of no crime, and on
the merest suspicion that he cherished
offensive opinions, was hung up like a
~ ef-,-.0 ..r. ,s--
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21

DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA AND DEsPoTIsM IN
AUsrRlA.-The Republican papers complain
bitterly because Douglas has recently paid a
visit to the State and town where he wes
born, and met with cordial reception. They
are only mad because Lincoln dare not visit
the State and town where he was born, for
fear Of lynch law.--New Albany Ledger,
Douglas paper. e. .g...
And who is to blame for that? When a
man, admitted by his enemies to be a respect
able, quiet and law abiding man, esteemed by
his neigLbors, and honorad by very many
thousands of as good men as any in his native
State, 'dare not visit that State for fear of
being murdered or whipped, as this Demo-
cratic organ asserts, on whom falls the shame
of this infamous fact? And hoKmuch esteem
is paper likely to win from candid men for
chuckling over such fact as pleasant thing
and good joke9-lnaianopolis Journal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-21

Company will certainly be the favozitss Of the
ladies wherever they 50.
Aflsrreturning = tAe squaxs, the COMMITTEES
of Award held . consultation on the ground,
and awarded the Prize Flag to the Atalissa
Wide Awakes, q the largest and best drilled
company from the county outside Of the city,.
It was the unanimous judgment of the Com.
mittee, we are informed, that the gallant boys
who compose the Sweetland Wide Awakes
equalled any company in their drilling. The
superior numbers Of the Atalissa Wide
Awakes, joined to drilling as good as the ott.er
company, gave them their well.earned prize.
We heard numerous compliments, however,
given to the Sweetland Company. The Flag
was beautiful national flag Of silk, with q
rich and heavy silk fringe, and a walnut staff,
surmounted by gilt spear, and with heavy
red silk cord and tassel, costing In all about
$s4. 1t was presented in an eloquent and
effective address, by Geo. W. Van Horne,
Esq, which was responded to by Capt. Lundy
in few appropriate remarks.
After the Flag was awarded, the Washington
Wide Awakes performed the mastery and
striking evolutions of their drill, on Second
street, before an immense concourse Of spec
tators. After procession of some length, in
which we are afraid the patience and good
nature of our Washington friends were rather
too heavily taxed, they were escorted to the
cars. While there, N. P. Chapman, Esq, in
behalf Of the Washington Wide Awakes, in Q
short but eloquent and stirring speech, invited
the companies present to visit Washington
on the Goth. Mr.. Campbell, in behalf Of tn
Muscatine Companies, replied, thanking then
Tor their attendance, and promising to recip
rocate their favors and, amid the wild and
tumultuous cheeringof the assembled crowds
the train moved of. On the whole, such
demonstration has never before been witnesses
in our streets. 1t closed the two days
encampment in most triumphant manner.