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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

don't mind mu,h about myself. 1 see
that Pm getting to stoop more every
year, and there are gray hairs here on
my temples, though I'm not thirty yet.
The wrinkles are 50 plain too, on my
forehead. I am sorry: John thought l
was SO pretty, years ago. remember
how straight and slim used to be, and
| had nice brown hair and red cheeks.
Dear me d! here hasn't been bit of
color in them for years. John is al
ways good and kind, but he don't
kn>w how worried get, most every
day, and when l speak short and fret
full sometimes he looks surprised and
says, What ! Mary. is it you speaking
in such voice as that?"
Mr.. Jones looked up in wondering
kind Of way. "Why, l never though,
woman's work wasn't much, any way.
Bat seq you're rigat. According to
your strength, You have tie hardest
time. We work hard, but then, as
you say, we're stronger, and have more
variety, and then at evening We rest.
Pm glad you spoke so, Mis-. Brown ;
III be more considerable toward the
women. I'D. advise yon to keep hired
girl, only they're such cross vexing
things"
mo, I don't think So" Mrs. Brown
replied. Hired girls are abused too
They have tho same troubles that l
have, almost. no wonder they CON-
plain sometimes, who have cause al
ways. We ought to DO sorry for them
and remember their troubles. And
then, John can't afford TO keep a girl;
| wouldn't let him. No, there's no
way for me but to keep on working
and worrying till can't do any more,
aad then they'll lay me away where
it's quiet and l shall rest. But
and her eyes grew bright, "the chill
dren will grow up tall and strong,
aud if my life goes to nourlsh theirs,
| suppose it's all The same. Ard yet
| sometimes wish my life had been Il
brighter one"
"A rough hand fell on the woman's
head, but its touch was gentle as her
mothers might have been; u firm,
manly voice said:
''Your life shall be bright one,
Mary. God help me to make it SO. -
She turned quickly, exclaiming in
her sad, sweet voice
"John, John 20
NJ III rLm: tn, 2<Ino.nJo
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BREArH1NGs OF INsPIRATIoN.-We pubis
below verbatin ct kteratim "poem,' wr'
ten by youth to fortune and to fame III
known" 1t is evidently The intention Of tt
''poick" to show Willis, Longfellow and oth'
men of genius, "that some things can
done as we'll as others :"
We chide the dear creatures.
the. sweet Kissing Man,
Yet wich they'd repeat it,
again and again
Sweetest love, i'll not forget the,
time shall only teach my heart,
Ponder warmer to regret the,
Lovely gentle as thou art,
o! what IL love? golden chain,
Which you may try,
TO brak in vain.
Women were made, 80 fate declares,
To smoothe our lives and our cares,
this may be true, but hey my troth,
they're very apt to suffer both
Forget me not,
forget me never,
tell yunder sun,
shell set for ever,
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LATE NEWS.

THE BATTLE AT BELMONT, MO-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15
~. " CHri ti1n .7dU0c1te

Cur OFF THE BACK LEGS OF YOUR
CuAIRs.-i will tel; you a secret worth
knowing. A thousand things not
worth half SO ruch have been patented
and elevated into business.
1t is this-lf you cut off the back
logs of your chains so that the back
part Of the seat shall be two inches
lower than the front part, it will great
ly relieve the fatigue Of sitting and
keep yoar spine in much better shape
The principal fatigue in sitting
comes from your sliding forw ayd, and
thus strain.ng the ligamcnts and mus
clcs in the suall Of the back. The
expedient havo advised will cbviate
thiS tendency, and, as l have suggest
Ell, add greatly to the comfort and
healthfulness Of the sitting position.
The front edge Of chair should
not he more than fifteen inches Ugh,
for the average man, FOR more than
fourteen for the woman. TIE aver
age chair is now seventeen inches high
for all, which no amount Of slaating
IN the seat can make comfortable. -
LeUis' Gymnasium.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

On Hhd's PRIME N. o. SUGAR, for sale low bv
~ BISHOP SHAMM0
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15
THE JOURNAL.
LOCAL DEPARTM ENT.

TEACHERS AssocIArloN.-The Muscatlne
County Teachers Association was reorgan-
lied Saturday. by the election Of d. II. Good
no, President, Miss - Day, Secretary, and
Miss A. F. Meaier, Treasurer.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

ALLlTERATlcN. The greatess tri
umph cf English ALTERATION, accord.
ing to the London Quarterly, is tn,
following line, composed by a young
lady in tie year 1900, on the occa.io,
Of a gentleman planting a lane with
lliacs:
Let lovely lacs line Lees lonely l,ne,
in which not only every word but cv.
cry ylslable begins with tho same let.
ter.
This kind Of composit,on-"allitcr.
atoms artful ADDS simple enough
"when you get the hang Of the schoo
house" With leisure, we could string
together entire gorgies and bucolics
after the fashion Of Lees lovely, lip
lisped, lively, lulling lie. as fol
example:
Let lovely lilacs line Lees lonely lane;
Plant POI pies peppers. pippns, pulpy purple rums;
Earest red roses rearing ronhd rich rows;
Graft cages green group gorgeous grapes grow grass
Craze gregg. geese, get gold gilt grain 2ractd glebts;
Watch weeds; with wsns vince. wood when WINES Viii
warm,
louisville Journ0k
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-11-15

Fpox THE SECOND REG1MENT-Eleven OF
the Washington company, in the "a regi-
ment, arrived Friday evening, in the Jennie
Whipple. They came from Benton Barracks
near St. Louis, and are on their way home to
recruit their health. They report a great
amount of sickness in the regiment, and say
that some companies are only able to muster
twenty or thirty men on parade. The pre-
vailing diseases appear to be dysentery and
aiarrhaa. Considerable complaint is made
OF the ineficiency Of the surgeons. The
party left on the Washington train, Saturday.
TIE LATE BATTLE IN MIssouRI.-Not'
aithstanding thejoy felt over the reported
Union victory in Kentucky day before yes
terday, the news of the battle has cast deep
gloom over our city. The victory, if victory
it WAS. has been won at terrible sacrifice to
Muscatine In looking over the list of killed,
wounded and missing we recognize the
names of many of our old friends and school
mates, who nobly LETT their homes to battle
for their country. 1t is sad to have them
cut down in the vigor of their existence, but
such, alas! are the fortunes of war. This
place is feeling the full effetts Of this unnatu
raj conflict In the two bloodiest battles that
have yet occurred in the West, Muscatne
has lost ten of her modest sons. but we are
proud to say that every one Of them fell,
"wih his back to tn, ground and his feet to the foe
We must continue te bear the loss OF
near and dear friends, and God grant that our
beloved country may emerge from this, her
greatest trial, purged Of every traitor that
ever cursed our soil with his tread!
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OIster Shell Lime.

Every oyster she'll is worth several kernels
Of grain, and If properly managed IL can be
made TO yield its value. There is scarcely a
village within two hundred miles Of the sea-
board without its regular supply Of these IA
vorite biyalyes, and in the course of u year
there is large accumulation of shells. These
may, in most instances, be had for the ask.
ing the keeper Of the saloon is glad to be
nd Of them. Farmers living near villages
should secure the privilege Of carting them
away during the winter, 10 be reduced TO lime
for home use. A kiln is not necessary to burn
them Make pile of any rough fuel such
as stumps, old roots, brush, peat, turf, &c,
eight or ten feet square, and three feet high.
On this spread say about fifty barrels of
oyster shells, and cover with layer of
eombustibles about foot thick Bank up
the sides and cover the top with sods,. Fire
the heap sn the windwsrd side, and when the
whole Is burned. there will be left large
amount Of Talusble material to be used for
tOp-dressing, or better, to mix with the muck
heap In some phases the oyster shells are
crushed or ground, like bones, in mill made
Tor The purpose. Burning them is, in o6r
opinion, about as good as grinding -AgriezE-
ssEyIst.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
On and sitsr MONDAY. DECEMBER 2 lss!, Pas,
bALIIEChE VIII run Es follows:
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
mornins sE9rets lsaye W ashing ton % 4. n. Ar
Ney York ?. NJ, Harrisburg LIS *.
morning Ao5OrlmodS1cn IesyO WASHINGTON 7.tO
Az. ArTiTs 81 baltimore $50 A. u. No oonnec-
heE York M.il Trsin-le.ye Washington at IL
A. NJ; e-rlye 81 BALTIMORE I24O r. NJ; Philadelphia
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~ f,a. Arrlvs 1t baltimore 80 ?. n; Philsdel-
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AnlTe % Baltimore 6h5 2. NJ; Phnsdelphia lo.sS
,. o. Ses IoIf =. NJ; Harrisburg A. Il.
ne p. Il. trAIn from " ashingtou connects
through 20 New York every day during tbs week.
TRIMS MOVING SOUTH.
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AooOnmodssion Trans leave Baltimore 1t
4 L.. and i.h for WssAihgtoa, arrive there at
On snld,i. at 80 and 7as A. NJ. only.
GER Trains leaving w sslingIon ct 10 4.
sad Ss :, a "a and Bss%ors 9. a and go
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and WASH
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 500 A..
n, ii A. NJ. and ?. H.. and Baltimore at $50 aud
s5 NJ, sne 50 P. n. will stop only a. Assap0lis
-Way Passengers must take the Accommodated
Trains Will leave Washington and Baltimore
DEN Msstsr Of Transportation. Bait.
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THE EVENING STAR.

II weelip from the New York Evening Post
national hymn by our townsman, Francis De
sses Janvies, who enid the confusion occssioned
y the Presence Of grand army, and. even with
a sound Of the guns OF the enemy, 10 able TO sing
banksgiv1ng In truly mesical numbers.
.Laus Dec.
Glory TO God We humbly bend
In grateful alteration
And mingled prayer and praise ascend
Thanksgiving from nation, -
Glory to God, who brought our sires
Across the traekless ocean,
To kindle here the altar fires
OF national devotion,
Glory to God, through whom we rose
To 0ample on oppression
W ho led us, over fallen foes,
To Freedoms feir possession:
"
Glory 10 God, for fostering care,
Parental love transcending;
Fer gifts and goodness everywhere,
Notwithstanding
Glory to God For boundless grace.
We offer our ohlations;
oh, be our land His dwelling place
Through endless generations -
Warrington, ID. c November 25, 1861
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AZ Indiana Hospital Patent O6ics), Washington.
ID. C., Dee. -.
lytn Indiana Vol .-...5S llth Maine Volunteers J
2.tn 90 do...... 2 LIST Michigan Cavalry. 4
iotn DO do. Bates's Empire Bat
I aoe cavalry. 81 terry, N. Y.......... 3
SD Penn Volunteers 10 ith Rhode Island Vol I
9TH New York Cavalry 8
LIST Berdan Sharps'rs s Total,
I'd do do. u
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DENTISTRY.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
L E e + Fl,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE Oh CLASPS.

o,o DIG s.. SI6ESMUND,
ssHs, bstussa l2tk and lisa SITS WdShtaston,
Calls the attention of the public to the following
advantages of his improved system:
]. The Teeth of hfs Manufacture viIIHS
never oorode dor change color by any ~I1IS
sods; eeln: three fouTthf lighter than any other,
2. No teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
Artificial ones can be inserted over them.
The roots will be made Inofensive, an never
ache.
No temporary teeth are needed, as permanent
ones oar be made Immediately, thereby preserving
The natural expression of the face. which under
the old sy stem Is frequently disfgured.
B. This work has been fully tes ted over FIVE years
country.
DIR. Z. has also invented q white undestructive
metal hlllng. with which the most sensitive teeth
Gan be hlled without pain, and can build up per
tect s0und tooth on any SIDE roots, vhch will last
The best Of references rlyen-to DR.. v. Mott; Or.
potemn;. Professor OF ChemIstrJ,. y. v; Hon.
ton, and thousands of Others.
Call and examine for Yourself no GIN
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INI0N Paper AMP ENvEI0PEs.-yven-
With nvsossss q g Mote and Lsttsr Pspsf,
IN hs s.s e ws:hinssos e the form Of REESE. and
ns1S Ssss And r SSsfss33s sy. S9
beeaiS sDime Novels and Song Books. e.
49, ssa sappv OF Books Tor summer reading,
"a hrss assortmsst a .lsvsniles- Msyns Re: "a
boofa. kollo Boob, Ab6ott's HistorIss &C.
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{ OUsHs. COLDS, HsAasENEss, %. :
COMPOUND syhYH6ss auu..

Tins PIES SAINT and popular Cough ksmeds In,
persons have become familiar With its eStrsosStss
S Snay semess,; car be bad e ~ the pnlc.Ssl
a, oc , s.S5Ssi g 5 g and |" cent bottle
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OFFICE OF 81 IH TIs SE2ERAslN AND sEALEn

nFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND SEALEk
" OF GAS METERS,
HorIpB rs HEREBY GIVEN, That, axres-
ably TO the PROVISIONS the ordinance of the Cor
tofation approved May II, l860, tho undermined b
now prepared, whenever re{6ired in writing, and
on payment Of the fee Of fifty cents to inspect,
rerIatlaton Of sny sU .es a. =. .aG co..
Every meter, iftos9d Incorrect, viii be condemned
and another, scaled and marked true will be
set IN rs place. II proved to be aoorrsse in its
messul ement Of gas, il viii he saa.so acoo ,dngly,
Ano AGAIN pat in position for use.
.sw' HAIL. Open from 2; a., 70 IN.
~ n-n Inspector and Sealer of 9as Meters.
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D. the Ne Of tAsss Pulls the psr,slis sst>st,s
taken st the commencement q N mack imne-
date RELIEF nom Daln and sickness viii be ootsns<.
They seldom I'll In removing The Masses ass
HsaIaSAS 10 which females are - ssbset.
They sst gently uDsn the bsvsls,-rsnsvinse ss-
tSsssss.
For Lss~sry Hoo, SsuIssss, Dslssts Females.
and ell Iersons Of ssksstsry IsSSss, thsy ere val
lsble % Lsssssss .imyrovinr the sprsstts swing
tsss and ssssf 10 the digestive organs, and 70
storing the nstsssl elasticity and strength the
whole system.
The cEPRALIo PILLS ere the ressrt Of len.
investigation and carefully oondsesed experiments
having been IN use many years, during which TIM
they hsve prevented and relieved vast amount Of
pain and suffering rom f1esdsohs, vhs<hsr eua-
mating In the s~ssss system Or from o ssrsnsed
They are entirely vegetable IN tAsir sonpositior.
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V'HE pUbsSKIBEHS beg leave 90 INFORM their
= petT0ns end TIE Pubnc generally of be- a.
FALL and WINTER GOODS ~
=, They also respectful invite attention Of w
her Army snd Navy customers and those -.
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Ties u Swords, Eps9lets, Shoulder Straps Relts
Chspesus. Hats, CaSs Ssshes, and COD Ls.ss'
constantly on hand, which are vsrrsnted as repre- .
Whilst rendering thanks for the liberal patronage
elgoyou heJ val endeevor 10 merit continuance.
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I have one Of the 6esf ests6lishments. and fur-
2. every description Of fne Wsscass, and N
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vMn supervlnop, which my customers viii Ind
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THE Asl! A
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in the She. .24 TEGIsssssTT Sadiaa m
i nSs:t .. n 1.e sf cs and 1s sa'
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v 9s hs nave OF
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2 TOPHAMT
- Il 3 N I'm UNKt
MANUFACTORY
leo SEvxHfH STIuf, WAsHiRs rou n a
Silver Medal awarded By MARYLAND In.sss.s. /.
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Washington, ID. c., 1ss7.
~ I'D: ~: :.
f1ne Soe Leather,
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scanveEreyeling Rass,
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Soss. ssliys.sd ftsS e oh..Ss % snsSsr q he
Hohs-hADE BOOTS AND sRoRA
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BE. - Ma II -,
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ITRHAn,s HAIR DyEE.rO CoLQK BLACK
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