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Mrs. PARTINGToN.-"They may talk
as they please" said Mrs. Darlington to
Ike, as She weepingly peeled the onions
for her Saturdays stew. ~ say they
may talk till dumbsday about their Ark
of triumph in Paris, but l resist on it
that the greatest ark of triumph known
in the worlds ANIMALS was Noah's,
which triumphed over the deluge, and
that" she continued, brandishTng an
onion, sis the opinion of all the learned
a~keologists and an%tiquarians who are
familiar with the records of iniquity."
Ike smiled broadly, but the old lady's
tears blinded her to the disrespect of the
youthful vagabond.
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FE$f: OLD DAN TUCKER.
Heard yel,>w tle great MctIe!tan-
lie re weilcr with the bel! on
i1rs0 al all the West ioiltusseS-
Heard We how be 'fo.1 Manassas?
Wa tae .tnacoIri", piucky.
.it:DSil lis sail in Dlt Kentucky,
Won Gp stream UlFsse' paidled
.:'it IT,. traitor ;4Oya S.ei;ddieu,
itr. ii.x': wI;la.-tar.,e,! t1o:hs@eS.
Slow" .yv" 70 ta<" Nt:!i:aS~cS.
.ut-v Dae,:lcs wal: n!ound him,
"t'v biat;nt .rl:.t.tts SotlnG h.i
AS q hero Il Il all swearing,
inch an eye, ari such 4 he;rin"!'
that's all r~jz-it. cried out the masses.
. But. tX-iG.a' t-n"-taKa-ManaSsls?'
TeIa@raIns came IA shing, flying,
'noun4 the streets the news-boys crying:
"Such an army!' All s~ubduing"
"til we're lacking is revjewing;"
JUS 10 vent our War-iilSe gasSas,
Then we'll go and take Manassas.
Cont. a5an, is came f~iocling to him,
10. tire enemy flies! Pursue him!
~."<osrnayS Mae, don't start u trigger
:n OF any niger;
LefiHEinore Of the rasrt,Is pas as
IknoW al! about Manassas.
Welt; list Il Yankee. peeking
Round hiIl, new devices seeking:
Far beyond The pichetS roaming,
something queer saw in the giOamlng&
"Il. See,' says he, ere daylight passes,
WIZ them things is out therein Manassas"
Moving cautiously and fearing,
soon his silence turned TO cheering;
Nary rt b was there to stop him,
Nary mimic ball to drop him!
Wooden guns put up to SASS us
Found the Nank N famed Manassas.
Bola Mcclellan heard the story,
Onward! men! to fields of glory!
Let us S3Ow the Saucy foemen
When we're ready were not SLOW men--
Wait 10 more for SDringing grasses!
Onward nwar to Manassas"
Bayga =. trains were left behind them
In his e9gernesS to find them;
Upward the balloons assembled,
To see the way the rebels tended
Forty miles IVA his glasses
Swept the horizon round Manassas.
Out of sight, the foe retreating
Answered back no hostile greeting;
Down to Richmond Down the Valley !:
None could tell which way he sailed.
Then the head OF West Point classes
. Cried Hurrah I've got MarasSas!"
Future times will tell the wonder,
How the mighty Anaconda
Lay supine aiong the border,
With Il Mac-nerei 20 lord her;
Tell on SHAFT and storied braSses,
How he took the famed Manassas!
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kslSa.rs.es.a Of ttsp SEcna@A

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INSURANCE.
FHE FARMERS AND MERCHANTS'
INS U \ Y CE co M A n Y,
QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
CAPITAL. .................. $500. OO0. 90.
OEF1CERRS:
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President, Vice President.
w. n. VAN FRANK, G. ". KENT,
Secretary. General Agent.
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BE- A national grave sooner than ma
tional suicide!( Surrender never! War
forever rather than a disunion peace.
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ii = 4 shame. : burning shame, that
the :-.@ who, by the immortal power OF
-t:,! ~ alone, and without the loss 81
nr..}. T'"k possession OF n Of 0ile
=; 'uG.@t fortified military posts ever
~;;vaa,! Oh should he lett in the o%bscurity
- .:j- present posjtion-sin!ing into he
va. l. Of oblivion without even 81 plat
l;.",.: plank on which 10 ride the N0vein-
h-: ,aie-.-|it.'s HiSfoyv Of ito G|"ot
IL linn.
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OR STOLEN

From Col. Hare's farm, three miles above Mus
catine, n dark bay orbrown three year old horse
colt. He is marked with a bare spot about one
inch in diameter on the point of the left shout
der, caused by the collar, and a few white hairs
in the center of his forehead. A liberal reward
will be paid for his return, or for such informa-
tlOn as will lead to his recovery
oct29d2twtf. ID. l.. HARE.
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DR.. StrlcAianG's Pile Remedy.
Read what those say who have used it:
Mr.. Charles w. Landram, of Louisville, and
Mr.. j. p. Hazarde, of Cincinnati, Ohio, both
were cured after using one pot of DIR. Strick-
lands Pile Remedy. They say they have tried
everything but could find no relief, but one pot
of DIR. Stricklands Pile Remedy erected a per-
worst kind Of piles. They recommend every
one who is suffering to try IT..
Sold by all druggists, so cents per pot. Manu-
factured at No. 6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Ask for DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy.
For sale by all the druggists in Muscat1ne.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

24O acres five miles from the city-improved
farm.
100 acres five miles and a half from the city.
Price $500.
lGO acres improved land, four miles from town,
can be bought for SIS per acre.
80 acres four miles from town, we'll improved.
Price 51,5D.
All the above are prairie farms. situated on
the main .thoroughfares north and west from
Muscatine.
$500 pei acre.LA weilimproved island farm of
100 acres, about 20 acres prairie and the balance
No. l timber, on the bank of the river. Com
Portable house and good fences.
We have also numerous other grain and stock
farms, and an endless variety of unimproved
land at prices from 81, % upwards. WewilIshow
purchasers any of these farms or improved
lands free of expense.
G. 6. HAYES & BRO,
augl6dwtf Over Compton's Harness Store.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-04
esveal Ambassadors OF Health 10
ali Mankind.

The want of a sterling medicinal 10 meet the
IFS and necessities Of the, suffering portiQn Of
humanity, and ola entirely free from mineral
till this all-powerful medicine was usLered into
the world. Hollowny'S invaluable Pills have BE-
come the household remedy of all nations
Then attribute is 10 prevent rs well as TO cure;
they attack the radix or root OF the com plant,
and thus, by removing the hidden cause OF dis
ease, re-invigorate and restore the drooping en.
'ergies OF the system, assisting nature In Ter
task OF vita! and functiopary reformation.
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~ osa;2u Il, sli2 "a. 4. sbtflESustsen

is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers Of this IN but effet i've prepara-
ton. A: the two epochs in life in which tile ie-
male system undergoes the most important and
critical changes, the Pills will prove a positive
also confidently recommended as a specific in
every disorder to which females are exclusively
ub,ec