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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

REVELATIONS OF THE MICROSCOPE
Brush little of the frlzz from the wing
of a butterfly, and let it fall upon piece
of glass. 1t will be seen on the glass as
afine golden dust. Slide the glass under
a microscope, and each particle OF the
dust will reveal itself as perfect sym
metrical feather. Give your arm a
a slight prick, so as to draw small
dron of blood; mix the blood with drop
Of vinegar and water, and place it upon
the glass slide under the microscope
You will discover that the red matter OF
the blood is formed of innumerable
plobules or disks, which, though so small!
as to be separately invisible to the naked
eve. appear to look under the microscope
each larger than the letter of this print.
Take q drop of water from stagnant
pool or ditch, or sluggish brook, dipping
# from among the green vegetable mat
ter on the surface. On holding the
water to the light, it will look little
milky: but on placing the smallest drop
under the microscope you will lind 1t
swarming with hundreds of strange an
i1nafs that are swimming about In It
with the greatest vivacity. THESE AMI
malcules exist in such multltudes that
any effort to conceive their numbers
bewilders the imagination. The invis-
IDLE universe of created beings is the
ntost wonderful of all the revelations of
the microscope. During the whole OF
mans existence on the earth, while he
has been fighting, tanning, and study
ing the animals visible to his
sight, he has been surrounded by these
other multitudes of the earth's jnhab-
itants without any suspicion of their ex-
;sfence. In endless variety Of form ai,d
structure they are busting through
their active lives, pursuing theirprey,
defending tier persons, waging their
plying their species, and ending their
careers; countless hosts at each tick Of
the clock are passing out of existe4as,
and making way for new hosts that are
following in endless succession. What
other fields ofereation may yet by some
Uncomfortable method be revealed to
our knowledge zrry amIIWkE
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
Fever and que,

n has been ,n fofa,ihle pre1enin'iv i've and IRE
sstable as rsined and Thousands whovesort TO 1t
der apyrsleusioo of IN attdck escape fbe scourge
thousands who, neglect avail themselves OF its
Drotec;.. ona,i:es in advance, are cured by very
brief conrs e this marvellous medicine Fever and
Ague p.ients, after beiiI piled with qnin1ne ior
mouths In vain until fairly saturated with that dam
z.r,. .ikaiod tun'tcqaently restored to health
wi, hin a few dag 8 by the as of
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17


TIME.--Ninety years hence, not sin
gle man or woman, now twenty years OF
age, will be alive. Ninety years! Alas!
how many Of the lively actors at present
on the stage of life will make their exit
long ere ninety years shall have rolled
away! And could we be sure of ninety
years what are they: "a tale that is
told;" dream; an empty sound, that
passeth on the wings of the wind away,
and is forgotten. Years shorten as man
advances in age. Like the degrees in
longitude, mans life declines as he trav-
els towards the frozen pole, until it
dwindles toa point and vanishes forever.
Is it possible that life is Of so short dura-
ton! VIII ninety years erase all the
golden names over the doors in town and
country, and substitute others in their
stead? VIII all the blooming beauties
fade and disappear, all the pride and
passion, the love, hope, and joy, pass
away in ninety years and be forgotten:
NINETY years" says Death; ''do you
think l shall wait ninety years: Be-
hold, to-day and tomorrow and every
day is mine. When ninety years are
past, this generation will have mingled
with the dust and be remembered not"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
uuscatiue. April E 'ss-da~tf
.HERIFF'S SALE.

= ,..., -,
BY virtue of an execution to me directed and
delivered from the Office the Clerk OF the Dis
against the goods and chattels, lands and tens-
ments of John Philip Baker have levied upon
and will expose to sale, on Monday, the 9th day
OF June A. ID. 1854, at the residence of John
Philip Baker, in Fulton Township Muscatine
county Iowa, the following described property,
to-wit: 8a
Two cribs OF corn containing about four hum
dred f4o9) bushels, In the barn at said place; al
so all the interest of John Philip Baker TO crops
Of grain growing on the farm on which BAKER
lives and has rented to tenants TO farm on
shares All of which, or so much thereon as may
be necessary will be sold to satisfy sald exeou-
tio1i in favor of johnson Brewster. "
= sale to commence between the hours 81 nine
O'clock in the forenoon and four oci0ck IN tHs
Afternoon of said day, to wit, at II O'Clock a. NJ.
- I'D, H. HINE, Sheriff Muscatlne GO.
Mnscatina June 4 '6lzieI0w3t-prs1 Zee xI.oO
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
HOSTErTER'S BITTER 8.

Tue weak stomach israpidiy lByigorateo aho thf ~
Metric restored ny Ihis agreeable Tonic, and henceit
vol s wauGers of Disptsis ana IN Tess con.
dru,cd forms If Judges item Acting ms gentle ana
p, a. ,p;ricut well upoTt h" liver II also In
var.hly ,vcs he alton supsrinduced by ir-
re ular action Of IN. dig ktve and oecre i've organs
Person. Of f,ebe habit. liable to Nervous Anecss
Lorns.s OF Sp.ri.s AID Fit Of Lrn9ror, find FL
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

stock Of ali kit s Il H.ii Papers and curtain
,''" -' W. INN. BURNETT.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
g WALL PAPER.

vT,Hz undersigned would announce that bis second
i invoice of
Wall Papers, .:.i es }-- rs
% Boz ders, 3fl h
Window Papers, .s5-
4s Curtain Goods.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
VIE AND WISDOM.

| 1t may be very we'll to 60 your own
way, but you had better hrst see that
YOU have way to go. ra
"Bob. how is your sweetheart getting
along?'' Pretty well, | guess; she says
I needn't call any more"
If you and your sweetheart vote upon
the marriage question, you for it and she
against it, don't fatter yourself as TO
being a tie.
"That's what / call repetition" said a
wag, the other day. What's That,
Tom?u said his friend. "Why. look at
that sign across the way. r, Weiier,
ieweller."
A French writer says: ''Sorrow is ii
fruit: God does not let it grow on
branch too weak to bear it.
Much of the pain and pleasure OF man
kind arises from the conjectures which
every one makes of the thoughts OF 9TH
ers-we ali enjoy praise which we DO
not hear, resent contempt which we 90
not see.
A matter-of-fact philosopher asserts
that Glove is to domestic life what but
ter is TO bread-it possesses little nouf-
ishment in itself, but gives tosubstantlals
a grand relish, without which they
would be hard to swallow ...t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

" .sIilNb tUl, II. Z > al FtU. IS00
Smell Fave used yoH. lil- in my general and
ho> l.,tal pi. ciuc ever since on made them, and
ea. ut hesitate 10 Tie, nr, the best cathartic
We employ. Their l"su ,ii G seton Oh the liver u
quick and decided. con et,n.tli. tlev ate an ad.
niilaulc rsmed, for t,r! 20. i: OF that organ
Indeed, have >edam .0ni!'i. acsse rt 6R!ons dir
case olstjla:c ;i.a, ~ IH! bot readily yield 10
them Tyatc,ha.ly yours. aItjNeJ FALL. NJ. D..
ELaAG.. ~ 1.C ". L.1iL, XoSuiia2
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

Mr.. Hunt offered the following reso-
luton -s-
Resolred, That all young and healthy
wives of soldiers, having not more than
one child, shall not be considered need
ing assistance from the county until the
next meeting of the Board.
Lost.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
ssyarn,cry. sai.;rr5irm, sEsia.. Worms.

FROM IN. =. u. 'I7f%.ft 1f btc0yo
iour Pills have had ip. Il :Ii in my practice.
~ ii hold them III esteem ON" OF the best aperi
eats have ever found. Tier Alternative effect upon
.ne liver MIKES them excellent remedy, when
given III small tor dii;ous dYselsry and didr.
rh9n Their susarcoating makes them very &C.
se,,iabe and convenient TOY the u.e of women and
children.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
THE THREE cEgCUsGs

Include by far the most talented array OF Equestrian
NaulterS Jugglers, Acrobats, Posture Masters Won
guers etc. to be found this side OF the Atlantic
while the combined collection OF highly trained horses
ponies and mules incude larger number In the ag-
eregate and more beautiful and wonderfully trained
individuals of such species than can be found in amy
or all other Equestrian Exhibitions. IN regard 10 The
features peculiar this establishment of course there
is no room parSon and it can only be said that
they will be found pleasing and satisfactory as hy
are new and attractive. AT each entertainment The
troupe acting Bears viii be Introduced. The educ;.-
ted Sacred Bull and the Leipzig Rufia oes viii exhibit
their wonderful training; Professor Waaccs corps of
performing dogs ponies and monkeys Will go through
their and inescrib;hy laugilabe feas. and
all the principal artists OF the Triple Circus Troupe
will take part in unparalleled display of hor>eilan-
shin and athletic skill
This is an entirely establishment, with new
riageS, wagons, new harness ncw tents, new ward
with ,O,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
Princes sscaOdeOns,
Princes SHelOdcOsaS

/. PIANO STOOLS, SPREADS, &c.
q We have the largest and pest assorted stock Of
Pianos in the city, which for power and sweet
ty of finish have, by judges, been pronounced
. AS to the relative merits of our Pianos, we
would refer to the certiticates Of excellence in
our possession, from Thaiberg Gottschalk, Stra.
kosh. G. Satter II Eiextemns, Louis Staub and
f. Muzio, Musical Director OF the itsitan Opera,
as also from some of the most distinguished
professors and amateurs in the country. All in-
struments ofour manufacture have the fun IRON
frame. and are guaranteed for i've years.
Particular atten ion paid to the selection of
INSTRUMENTS for distant orders. and privilege
If exchange granted at any time within six
months II the instrument should not prove en-
tirely. satisfactory liberal discount made to
CIer9ymen. Teachers nd schools. Terms liberal.
Wholesale dealers will find it to their advan-
tage to give us call as by greatly increased IA
ciiities we are enabled to I'LL all orders with
dispatch. q ~ ,..ee & s8l,, a z
a,ro. viii dowelI to call before purchasing else
where Send for a Circular. l.e
Remember the place, s--Hl-ez
- JTTLTITS RAUER & Co
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

halt an hour after opening
nos standing ., - .s,,, +,s
whether they good bad OF
exceedingly Indifferent o w, ,,:.u4a E.;,.,. 1,ro Of
Fairfield saturday PLEASANT Monday June Buington Tues
81
Gaesburg Friday, Famingon SATURDAY, }uy Peoria MONDAY T
Maomb SATURDAY July g Mon
July ~ all the III LOW" IL
in July August and eptetsr Mill visit ~ ,a
nt Waom avs iI advance
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

2 r,a.f45 aI Curtain Fixtures,
~iJG43 2 el1 'iI Cords & fass Is.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17
Constipation, CO.tivcmrss- SmpprcSsiOns
gs:ar:it:aii.,n. Scout. Neuralgia, Drcpsyt
n'ssr:eiyni@. S'iia, rts.

From, Dr. j. 2. gdaG5a. Ho'''reGi, Canada
Too ,ntcl, ciIi.,ot be :.il Of your Pills ior the
cure t,SiiceneSs. !! oitc's 81 our fraternity have
them eli cGc;ois rs h;se. they should JOIN
III pIocaimI!.p IL .of1it h-ieiit OF the mutudea
who suffer tIpnl Mat Complaint. which, although
bad enough IN it, ell is he rtogthitor OF others that
are wore tcii'vt coSfrcg"is 20 Originate in the
iiycr but oar Ills affect .:a organ and cure the
disease
From Avs e. S'.t'i, Physci.u' ard MidpVs,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

iQ{wIV1 O
INSURANCE., ias re @ ua'a 2o I2g.
THE FARM1lRS' AND MERCHANTS au
Il n sU RANCE coMPAN Y,
,orr1 80 QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
Of CAPITAL $500. 10000
Hoi,. WIN. CLINE. IA II. NJ. VAN FRANK,
.11Gff' President - Vice Presidents
wR VAN FRANK, g. w. KENT, wt@ (.
~ secretary General Agent.
q A. ]. LEFFINGWEIL,
Local Agent, Muscatine, Iowa.
:, VI" travelling AGENT. Muscatineco myiswsn
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

i}0siOR.
find pVc tTf. "rer 80: IS ~ your IiS, taken
81 lie 10 vper time, excl promniives OF the
nafnroi secretion When wholly or partially sup
pressed. and also veiS c!,c.ual to cleanse the
stomach AID can ,roJbg>. ihey exc 20 much the,
bes i.l. sic la II recommend lao other tG'
lay p.iients. r
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

!iOSipn
De-. AVER: | have used Your Ills with extra
Ordinary s,cccss III my family and among those am
ca; led 10 visit distress 10 regulate the organs Of
digestion ald tuii, lie boot. they are the very
hest remedy ilMte ever known. a&d can conn.,
denly Recommend :dcin 10 NY t!cilds. -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

HARsAw. y yoaning Co, n \. Oct. "a, 1855
D;.iE siu; aln using y oul athariic PMS III my
inrc.. ald iJ diem III excellent purSatiye to
e,..se tie - stem ar 1iarfg tie fountains Of tht
Gtuo.! JOHN G. MEACHAM, NJ. d.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
NEWS ITEMS-CLIPPLNGS.

A British schooner, with a valuable
cargo for the Conitderates, has been
captured off the coast Of Florida, by u
Federal cruiser.
Fessenden "a New England man,
of course, for that section takes all the
commiltc0a) Is Chairman Of the Fin
aDce Committee in the Senate.
General Burnside, it ia said, has
been ordered to New York, to tax,
some command there.
Senator Howe, OF Wisconsin, do
sirc5, in his resolution in the Senate
TO call out d million Of volunteers lur
ninety days, to give liberty IL all tn,
negroes, ADD wind up the war i!
short order.
The Conscription Bill was taken II !
in the Senate. All Of the Mili,ar,
Committee amendments were adopt
ed, except tho repeal Of the three
hundred dollar clause. That ques
ltion will be considered hereafter.
The funeral of Archbishop IIuahe
was solemaized yesterday, at St. PA
tricks Cathedral, New York. Hig
mass was pronounced of his remain:
/ Gold was 525 to 524 in New Yor
yesterday.
An important resolutian hes bee
adopted in the House OF Represents
offered by Mr.. Baldwin, {
"A assachuaetts-which declares tn,
the aihereuta Of the Richmond Go,
ernmeut are outlaws, and that 40 PR
position or negotiation with the Con
'Ifrderates ought to be accepted.
this intended to stop the exchange
prisoners, and lead to brutal hangin
and shooting Of prisoners on bot
Isides Thus far We have not carrie
on the var upon this principle !
| Indiana has filed her quote Of vo
'nn.sss, and has escaped the draft.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
FaSoM COLUMBUS.
JAN, OH 1904.


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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
9tcU advertisements.
Il WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.

AFTER 4 THOROUGH TRIAL OF MORN
THAN TEN YEARS. the time pieces mnnufSo
tursi by thu American Watch 60 Of WaiihAm
Masa. have gained firm bold upon the favor
Of the public, aud now, no less that IS GOO Of
them are spGahing FOR themselves In the pook-
ctr Of tho people. From very Insignificant
beginning ihs boiness has incIszs-d unit! wo
areJastiaCd In stating that We MAKE MORE
THAN ONE HALF OF Sll the watches sold in
tho United States. Repeated evlargemen, OF
our factory buildings, sal .he iAho of5oo oper
rGtives, O'il Hnd US unequal tapply the con-
stantly incrsAsicg dcinsud. And We may hero
observe thst not Withsis ling The high price Of
labor ami materials, VIC artasy sell our pro
ducts at lass prizes than those carreat Ave
yeArsa ago.
We roEsr 70 these facts only fer the purpose
properly intsrjucing another bubi,o, reiStivs
TO oar manufscure of watches. Hlthefto our
chef objSct hiss been to make good watches for
| Lbe million a: tho lowest possible price some
ihitg to take tho place ofthe make. believe
watches called "AHcreo," y" Lepiues," "English
PAlen; Levers" &C., annually thrown upon
this market, In countless numbers, by Euro
penn woIl'loIL- vRt,hcN which are tho re fscs
Of their feesoriop, uusaleable III home and pos-
ieetly worthless everywhere.
This object we have accomp' ished, ard DOW
We haye TO announce that 40 have commenced
rho manufRcture of watches of tho very
/, HIGHEST GRADEKEOWK TC CURON-
ONrRY,
unequalled by anything hitherto made to our
soiies sEd unsurpassed by anything made In
the worll. For this pai pose we have Tho amp.
lett facilities We have erected M addition to
main buildings expressly for til, branch of our
business, aud have filled it with the beat work
men in cur service. Profting by our long sx-
pOri. ecc, we have re modelled the for II OF our
watches, introducing such improvements 40
have been sug'g ested and roved
to be good from tirnn 10 time, and have insti-
, tutcd new and severe teyts OF isoehr ronsm, ad-
justmont and compensation. New machines
, and appliances have been constructed which
perform their work with consun,rnate dslioaoy
aud cxsctitude, aud the choicest nd most ap
proved materials only arc used. Nothing In
fact is wanting either il 'nechanicai principles.
material or workmanship to insua perfection
in tho result.
Wo continue TO 'nanfacsure our other vol
known qualities undsr the following nance:
"APPELT0N, IRA GY 4 co.,
"P.s. HARTLEY"
Ard the "Solier's Watch"
j, "WM. ELLERY."
The latter, the lowest priced watch we mako
) il q substantial, reliable time peace eased in
sterling silver hunting pattern, md is not liza
Bile TO got out of order either in marching riding
Z or fighting. All tho above described Watches
j. including the finest which is named "AuERIcAS
+, WATCH. CoaPArY,n arc old by watch dealers
generally throughout the country.
0 ROBBINS & APPLETON,
n Agents for tho American Watch Company,
ls2 BROADWAY, NY.
Jan'y i4th ml9S4.-4o
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

sESAra, January 5-Mr. Guuckel,
on leave, introduced, without pfovi
ous notice, bill for the relief offam.
lilies Of volunteers, substantially the
same in it's provisions as the law Of
last year, but giving the county com
missioners discretionary power to levy
q local tsx in addition to that provid.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
yor the Democrae.
Richlsnd TP, January ssh, 1853.

Richlsnd TP, January ssb, 1863.
To the Democratic and patriotic Ia
dies Of Vinton County.
notice that The Patriotic Ladies
OF Ohio are making donations in aid
of our Exiled fellow citizen Hon. G. /
Vallandipgham-.Let ne not be behind
our sisters in this good work.
Would it not bo well 70 call meet
ings in every school dis.riot, and ap.
point persons to receive subscriptions.
| make the suggestion in hopes that
the Ladies will act promptly in the
matter-as they may think best
Mrs.. J. ,Browe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14

seIIbIv swe!ls rho gEandj U Mon ar
my frjm Ohio, to 200,G7l. These
irSnYs have heon, to say the least as
promptly raised, and with as little ex
penSo aud trouble to the National
Government, as those from any other
S,ntv IN the Union. We have taken
cAr1 Of orr sick Ana wounded sol-
d!ers aud .hclr families, with a gen
erona hanl aud .AlRi heart, We have,
ut ogr o~g expense, repealed raidsl
Upon our southern AMI eastern border,
with a spirit auL energy worthy OF
ircemen, we have uilod in III cap
turc Of most mrinidahle banl OF
d.spcrAlpes, lei by II willy, danger
ouS chief a.D. we hay1 provided suit
RblO resting places Tor our gallant
dead, and vo have given conclusive
eviteIco to the worid in our recent
e!ectons, "a WI ss in tho gallant
deeds oE car brave men in the ish
that wo ere dettrm.ayi, nn"' a.
haA coat in lie AMI treasure, or may
herv.ftur cosr. e. coltinpa % uphold
our National 99YeYnmaut in its nniry
and strength ard ,hL5 lrlna nit it to
our children.
have directed my ALL aai Mil
larry Secretary, Uoi. q l. YoUag. t.
copy anil prepare IVr publication
anch nartiuns of thu Ct.rreapNEr eve
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14
SHERlFFS SALE.
yat1of Ohm. Hiatou Goysty.

STATE 6f Ohio, EtHton Corsty.
Alexander Pesrcs pl:ff. IN Conrt Of
against Common Pleas.
Edward A. Bratton ct al Defts.j On Execution
DURSUANT to tho command Of an order OF
/ sale in the above cause 10 me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, of tho aforesaid
County of Vinton. will offer at public sale, al
the Office of the MArthur Democrat in the town
ofMcArthur,in aforesaid County of Viaton, on
Satprd0yths sSrd day ofJ0nuary 1854
Between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ, and
four O'Clock P. H., Of said day, the following
property to wit The Printing Pross' Type,
Ink, Galleys and other appui tensncs thereto
belonging, used in the Publication Of the Nc.
Arthur Democrat.
Taken ss the property Of Edward a. Brat
ton. to satisfy Judgment in favor Of Alsxsn-
der PeaIcs.
TERMS cash In hand
ARCH NORRIS,
Jbu'y 9h lss4-sv, shH. Y. Co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-14

yea to the Legislature agAins. the Of
hciaI conduct Of the Attorney General.
Ia this hs is probably aRina;ed by no
higher motives than political hate
and personal spite. The Attorn ~
General ia q Democrat.