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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-03-18
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TnE RAT PoIsoNING DEATH
OF ONE OF THE VIcTIMs The eoitor Of
The Clcrcland PiaindeaIcys writing
from Washington, on the st inst says:
"The great Wholesale poiSooing case
exci.cs much interest here The Ma.
tional, the largest Hotel in the city, be.
log overrun with rats the proprietors
undertook general slaughter by pois-
oLing them with strychniue. They
took the poison and then took to the
nearest water which was in the cistern
tanks aud wells about tho house where
they tumbled in and died of course. The
water being concealed and raised by
pumps did not expose the condition Of
things ill BY its daily use some hundred
or more Of the boardors were suddenly
taken sick, doctors we're called, and o
health officer sent for who wete not long
in discerning the cause. Ga removing
tie covering TO the big cisterp il pre-.
seuted the most sicEenipg sight ever
seen. 1t was literally packed with the
dead bodies Of poisoned rats.
Mr.. Lenox, frc M our State, was a
guest at the house at the time, was ia.
ken sick, started for homo aud died on
the way. No other deaths have been
heard Of, but many of the boarders are
still very sick. Mr.. Buchanan was also
STOPPING at the house and has not yet
fully recovered from its effects The
tanks have been thoroughly cleansed "
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EDUCATE YOUR DAUGHTERS - A wri.
ter says; when l lived among tho
Chootaw Indians, | held consultation
with one of their chiefs respecting the
successive stages of their progress in the
arts &C civilized life and among other
tLiues lie Informed me, that at their
first star, they fol. into a great mistake
they only sent their boys to school.
The boys became intelligent men, but
they married uneducated and unciviizcd
wives, and the uniform result was. that
the children were all like the mother.
Thus the father soon lost all bis interest
in both wife ard children. And now"
said he, IF wo would educate but one
class Of our children, we should choose
the girls, for when they become mothers
they would educate their sons. This
is the point, aud it is true. No nation
can become fully aud permanently civil
lied and enlightened, when the mothers
are not in a good degree qualified to
discharge the duties Ofthe home work of
education.
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SAceRpyEss OF TrARs-There il ,

SAcEEpNEss OF TEARs.-There is a
sacredness in tears. They are not the
mark Of weakness, but of power. They
speak moro eloquently than tan thou.
sand tongues. They arc the messengers
of overwhelming grief, of doep oontri.
iiOn, of unspeakabIe love. If there were
wanting any argument to prove that man
is not mortal, l would look for it in the
strong, convulsivo emotion Of the breast
when the soul has been deeply agitated,
whom the fountains Of feeling are risiog,
and when tears arc gushing forth in
crystal streams Oh, speak not har,hly
of the stricken one, weeping in silence !
Break not the solemnity by rude laugh.
ter, or intrusive footsteps Despise not
a woman 8 tears-they are what make
her an angel. Scoff not If tho steru
heart of manhood is sometimes melted
to sympa'hy-they are what helps to el-
evate him above the brute. | love to
ace tears e IF elton. They are painful
token, hur most holy There is pleas
ure in teais-au awful pleasure Ii
there were none on earth TO shed II tear
for me, | should be 10th to liva aud
if no Que might weep over my grave, |
could never die in peace --Dr johnson.
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TARRiNG AND FETHgRINe AS OLD As
THE CRUsApeRs Daring his stay in
Normandy, Richard II Of Eogland)
made some singular laws for regulating
the conduct Of the Pilgrims in their pas
sage by sea. Murder was to be punish
cd by casting into the sea the body Of
the deceased person with the murderer
tied to him.. He that drew his sword in
anger should loose his hand. II maa
gave another blow, he was to be thrice
immersed; an ounce Of silver was the pen'
atty for using opprobious language. A
thief iOas TO have boiling pieh and fsatls-
eys put upon his head, and was to be set
on shore at ,hs first opportupity.-Hss'
torv Of The Crusaders
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God Help the Poor.

Darkly the winter day
Dawns on the moor;
How can the heart be gay
Who can endure?
See, the cad weary wight
Wanders from noon till night
She homeless quite
God help the poor
Now the red robbin, here,
Sits on the sill;
Not cen grain of bere
Touches its bill;
So with the houselcss poor,
Wandering from door to door,
Seeking moIsel more;
Lord, It's thy will.
Night spreads her sable wing;
Where can they lie?
Sorrows like theirs must bring
Tears to their eye;
Full tho cloud torrents falls,
Down they must lie in halls;
Each to his Maker calls,
Lord, let me die !"
Ye whom the heavens bless.
Give from your store;
Twill ne'er make your treasure less
Must make them more.
For he that gives cheer:ully
Gives loves so tenderly;
Give to them, pray with me,
God help the poor !"
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1) )ortru. o
The Story of q Life.
ny BARRY CORNWALL, (rnocroR.)

ny BARRY CORNWALL, (rRooroR.)
Day dawn'd. Within a curtain'd room.
Fill'dto faintness with perfume,
A lady lay at point of doom.
Day closed. A child lad seen the light,
But for the lady, fair and bright,
She rested in undreaming night.
Spring came. The lady's grave was green,
And near it oftentmes was seen
gentle boy with thoughtful mein.'
Years fed. He wore a manly face.
And struggled in the worlds rough race,
And won at least lofty place.
And then he died ! Behold before ye
Humanity's brief sum and story,
Life, death, ard all that is of-glory
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The HOlyoke Mirror speaks Of man
who grumblod at buying school boOks
for his children, and straightway treated
q crowd Of his associates to more thsn
dollars worth OF liquoa ---
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-03-18

The Picoyuno says, the best substi.
tu,c for food is vici,uals. Physicians
have recommended other things, but this
is the only one We place any confidence in
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-03-18

RAlLR Ap TO JERUSALEM "A COM
papv # engineers have actually com
meuced scyiug the route from Jatfa
to Jerusalem for q railroad. Jafa is
tie seaport on the Mediterranean, and
is only SS miles from Jerusalem, but a
railroad would inclada a much greater
distance The road is projected by an
English French company.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-03-18

GoiNc TO Kansas. The iudicstions
thus far ere that .bsre will be an i'm.
msnoe emigration TO Kansas this Spring.
Companies leave the Immigrant Aid Com
p.uy's Ofice, Boston, every Tuesday.
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We learn that the bills Of the Han.
cock bauk, Ellsworth. are not redeemed
at the Saff,lk BaDk.c
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Blanks.

"TARRANTEE DEEDS, Mortgage Deeds,
w Quit-Claim Deeds, Justice Writs, Chancery
Ranks, and Executions, for sale at
COPELAND'S NEWS DEPOT,
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DOCKET MAPS OF KANSAS. for sale by
l. j.. w. CLARK.
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nAILY PAPBRS-New York Daily Times
- Tribune and Herald, and RUston Jour
al.received daily, at C0PELANDS'
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THE MIDDLBDJlY REGISTER.
'FFIce IN BRewsrER's BLOCK, MAln.sr.

j. COBB &c COMPANY,
PUBLISHERS AND PRoPREToRs.
J. CoBB, ...................W. J. FULLER.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of : special execution to me directed
ID and delivered from the ofaos Of the Clerk of
the District Court 81 .Museatins County, Stats Of
Iowa, against tho lands and tsnsments heretofore
attsohsdbepf Peter Ranne, haxa levied upon and
will expos to sale, on Mondays the 18th day Of
September, A. ID. 1857 ut the Court House door, In
The City of Muscstine, the folli wing described
property. 70 Wit: Commencing seven, chains and
Atty links east from tae souhw Of Section
No 8; thence east seven ehains and atty lints on
thosouth linso said section; thence north eighty
west seven chains and eity links, thsnoe south
eighty chains 70 the place d beginning, containing
Sixty acrcs, more Or less. I'll in Township Seventy
Sig, Range two west, a1d In Muscsti1e Comfy -
All Of which will ~ sold g satisfy said speeirl exc
menes between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and four O'Clock in the afternoon of aid
day. D. q. MoCLOUD, Sheriff Musoatine GO.
! Aue15 wS--prs fee -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22
THE STATE OF Iowa, l.ss
MI1scATINE COUNTY. ~

I, EDw:D H. THAYER, County Judge Of the
L county aforesaid, do hereby certify that N &C
cordance ,withthe provisions Of chapter 221 tho
Acts Of the Sixth General tAssem bly, Of the
State Of Iowa, the question Of licsnsin9 the sale
ct malt, spifituous and vinous liquors within said
Muscatine county, was dolly submitted to the legal
voters Of said county at the August election fot
the year 1857 : and that the whole number Of
votes cast at raid slscion for and against said Ii
cense ,~as Fifteen Hundred and nghty- taree, Ct
which Twelve Hundred, and Twenty-seysn votes
were "For License" and Three Hundred and Fiji
ty-six votes were "Against License "--being q
majority Of Eight Hundred and SeveDty-o re in
favor of License.
Therefore, notice is hereby given IA. said chap
ter 221, the same beinga an act entitled can act ia
license and regulate the ss, Of malt, rpirituou
and vinous liquors in me stats Of isws,' sp
proved January 2a..n, 1857, il adopted within and
for the count of Muscatins.
d,ven "ader my hand and official seal this 10TH
~ - EDW'DH. THAYER,
i aug22 County Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22
.mUsCATINE MARKET.

Business during tho week has been niue
under the influence of tho weather. II
rains Of last Friday, Saturday and Sunda
did much damage to tho wheat crop in shock
In some fields one-fosarth of it is destroyed
During this week the rains have been fire
quent, and but little thrsshing has been done
New whost is arriving, however, quite freely
i. We quote as follows; 8W Vim,
+ Wheat, spring SCOTS, winter 200, (noni
IF Flour, ,sase,so. !:
Corn, in the ear, 85ao0a
Oats, 500.
Potatoes, 45a60c.
Eggs,,lSo 4 fr~lf Yp
Butter, 200, (soarce) \ es
Smoked ham, sugar cured, Ito
Shoulders, lao !, WIN
Hides, green, &c; dry flint 12o $500
Lumber, $2OaS30 per 1000 feet
Nearly all kinds Of vegetables cheap and
abundant.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22
SHERIFPS SALE,


10y virtue of an execution to me directed and
d delivered from:tbe Office Of the clerk Of the
Distric Court of Muscatine county. stateof iowa,
against and chattels, lands snd tsnen ens
Of John Eschback,I have levied upon and will
expo.e to sal. on Saturday, the I'D day of Augu
A. b. 1857, al. the Court House door, in the city
Of Muecatipe, fbe following described property
to-wit: The north east quarter Of the northwest
uusrter lot No. 8, except y acres from the north.
vest corner Of said lot, decided to Bepjamin Nye,
from Albert NJ. Lee-:lst No. 5, except IS 100
acres from tho east end of said lot-los No. 4 and
also lot 5. except d 57-l00 acres from the east
side containing in all 1876 acres mre or less, all in
section II, townsbip seyenty-seyel ~ N. r. one
ii east df the 5th P. M Mdsca fne, Iowa, all Of
witch viii he Sold to said execution in favor
Of Robert Patterson and Asuba Nye. sale to com.
mence between ahs hours Of nine o'clock In the
forenoon and four clock in the afternoon Of said
day. d G MeCl OUD, Sheriff Muscatins CO.
Il uscatins, Jaiy "a. ls57-augl-w2t.p,s fee 1
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22
RIVER NEWS.

The. river at this point has rsSn something over
a foot-probably owing to the late rains.
UssER R1vER-The last steamer from St. Paul
which arrived at Galena, reported the ri7ersightly
swelling at St. Paul. There is about 80 inches
water q Beef Sloughs ! -. : -.
XsroAD.-Capt. Eorites Harris aud Capt. Bersie,
ofiospswel known on the Upper Mississippi, are
noveia Europe, and whs4 last heard fcom were rus
thessfy Of an eminentgpysician, and his health is
ahs bassc an.ers has. eott into trouble at Sioux
City. where SIZE iss,Tunpng as regular packet to
0mahx0ity. A few days since, while enroute to
Fort Randall, her crew deserted her bscanse they
ed heavy bill Of groceries at Sioux City, and re-.
fusingto pay for the same, writ was issued and
the boat attached for the debt. The Captain not
recognising the attachment, cut loose on Tuesday
morning last and sailed down the river. Omcers
have gone in pursuit.
It will be remembered that the officers of this
same, boat attempted like operation here, but
Th.iriver is about at stand now, with % inches
on the Lower Rapids. Freight IS cents, per cwt:
fromAs Louis. Passage $es$775 in cabin, and
Thefs is only seven feet water Between S.. Louis
and o.iro, and loaded boats, have hard time in
Trs 6H1o.~fhis river isfnow in fair n, 1,eab,e
condition, and slowly rising at Cincinnati, will
Ussin MIss1ssrpr1.-The Joe Conn, B.y city,
Kate. French, Henry Graz, Com. Perry, aoody
Frienl3s. Moderator. ty.six and w. I. MacIay
are dsstined for the Upper Mississippi. Gin. Com.
lIth:
Isc1rrxr.-A steamboat clerk has abundant op
portuni ty to study human nature by coming in con
tact with all sotts Of people. While at our frient
Charley Corwin's elbow Few evenings since, just
before the J. Mckee was leaving Rock Island, wi
cot an insight into few Of his trials. Beside
| having to preserve his sfability while certaii
penuribus old chaps were higgling about the prie
81 pass age, and others asking the numbers of thei
foomS After being told two or three times, he was
perpleted by fdgsty old lady who rushed to hi
tofice iinmediatsly on coming on heard to engage
Eberth ior fear they would all be"tuk up" Ate
t ting one that suited her; she was alarmed by tn
deck hhnds crying "hdrh yo-ho.y; after thsirpe
culat rts1aef when they Wish to unite an their Ct
forts ID launching the stage Thinking that som
terrible accident had occurred, she rushed to tn
Clerks Office calling out--"Clerk Clerk, what
that hellerin' for? Anybody hurt2" Charlie
suppressed his cachinnatory emotions while
blandly assured her that the men we're only gettin
the boat ready to leave the Shore ssIs that all 2
asked the old lady, her face beaming with unsc
fadys cabin apparently quite relieved in mind.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

D- Notice the advertisement of Prof. Wood
No doubt by the number Of certificates, this is the
most reliable article Of the kind ever offered to the
public. There is nothing 50 beautiful as u1uriant,
glossy hair AMI who would suffer THEIRS for q few
dimes to become grey or. fall off! Old maids and
bachelors, read and reoie that your lots have been
cast in land where science and art have combined
to keep you from being bald or grey headed. Mar
ried people, read and remen, ser-,you soon may b
enjoying single blesscdncss again, and need the as
distance Of Ptof Wood. Everybody, turn and read
Wabash (End) Journal.
For sale by druggists generally. ~ " =
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no BIIILDERSI

OEALED Proposals to build Court House At
y Sigourney, Keotuk County, Iowa, will 30 re-,
csived at the office Of the County ndge in sigour
specifications may be seen in the tface Of the
County Judge from and after the first day of.Ssp
tsmbsr next. a liber al advance payment will be
made, and the subsequent payments will be made
SANFORD HARMED,
Sigournsy Iowa, Aug. Is, 81. Co. Judge.
AIg I5-wAt ::
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

"WooDLASD CnRAM'-A Pomade for hcau'fyiny
the Hair-highly perfumcd, superior to any Frencl
article imported, and for half the price. For dress
ing Ladies Hair it has no equal, giving it gloss.
appearance. HtcAuses aentieman's Hair to curl il
the most natural manner. 1t removes Dandruf
always giving the Hair the appearance Of boin
fresh shampooned. Price only fifty cents. Non
genuine unless signed
> FETRrDGE co., Proprietors Of the
!, - "Balm Of Thousand Flowers.
For sale by all Druggists.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22
), s,RURNETT'Ss.~y,
ORIENTAL TOOTH. WISH.

THIS Elixir for TIA Teeth and Gums combinol
L In q ccnceptrated form, the most desirable
cleans hg and astringent properties, at thessame
time 1t contains nothipg which can possibdevnjprl
the most sensitive md DELEGATE organisations.
+ It arrests decay Of the Teeth,
/ u cures canker In tho mouth.
tits unsYrPasedas sgarele.,
Il acts q . detergent aftSr smoking. /: !,
It renders the gums hard end healthy,
mouth. 49,
dtinparts to the breatha . frsg1an.e peculiarly
aromatic and pleasant. = :
1thas received the sanction an patronage Of
ultE e.
Prepared o.ly BY Joseph Burnett b Co., Ire.
mo street, Boston. For sale, at 5oc per bottle
oy {, 49, J. e. GRAHAM
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Dissolution OF. Co-Partnership.

THE coApartnership heretofore existing in the
L in the name and style of Odds 4 Bonn is this
day oisso lived by limitation and by mutual consent.
: The business will be continued at the same pi.ce
by P. r. Bohn, to whom all debts duethc frm must
be paid, and who assumes all legal liabilities of
said firm. L. W. OLDS,
Aug. 8, 81. p. B0JN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

RsxEHBER--Wells' Pectoral Syrup is BASED on
new principles. That;t is the most efectual remedy
for coughs, colds and consumption ever used is gen
orally admitted. Success attends its use every
where, and thousands are now healthy that would
have died with consumption but for the timely use
of Wells Psctoral Syrup. E. H. Wells, proprietor.
Chicago. Price 81 per bottle IS per half DOZEN
Sold in kuscstine by Fay 4 Stone and John B
Dougherty, and by one or more agents in every city
an town.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

10 ALL WHO ARE BUILDING!
r HAVE on hand a good assortment Of Sash,
u Doors Window blinds, Chased Windows and
Wall Paper, which am offering for sale cheaper
than eVcr before offered in this market, at No. 10
love- Avenue. opposite the ban ing Homie of Isett
and Brewster. ri.
+ Do not mind what an3 body tells You about the
quality Of ny articles, 5ut come snd examine for
yourselves, nd yeu will he satisfied that keep
the beet articles and sell cheaper than any one il
this place. NJ. COUCH.
Museatine, July .25--tf /
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

WH1rE TE12H, Perfumed Breath and haa attn
completeness. be, acquired by usipg The BALM
OF A THOUSAND. FLOWERS. What lady o.
gentleman would remain under the curse o. { die
. e hfe.th, when ty using the Balm Of
render It sweet but leave the white ae ala
bsster. Many persess 10 net knew their breatl
r. bad, and the subject is 90 delicate that thei
friends never mention it. Beware Of counterfeit
Be sure each bottle is signed
. FETRIDGE & CO., Ny.
For sale BY all Druggists.
rnb1 Ro,
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aug22
FARM FOR SALE.

r WILL sell the farm where now reside, three
J. foutths of . mile from Muscatine, containing
II acresof Prairie and 81 Of Timber. Also, hsuie
and lot in Muscatine. Terms easy. b..
= & R. W. II. BRENT;
August 70, 1857. = wifi
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,nrcy-ss -Of 81 THE e{T,cts that exposure oe the
skin tc the air produces, tie most disagreed
he is called freckles, tan. If spread over the
entire surface of the parsexposed, it is called tam
if scattered at Intervals freckIcs. The finest skins
are most subject to them. The Kallston, prcpar
by Joseph Burnett i Co., Boston,. contains pccu-
liar eras.Ye property which viii remove these disa-
grecnbie stains. 1t is at the same time perfectly
harmless, allays al! tend ,ncy to inflammation, and
renders the CON- r!c2ien clear and beautiful ton
Herald. -
For sale by J. r. Graham at t0c and 81 per bottle
See advertisement in another column. !.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22

Asa GRsea. ELI MEssMoRs. THos. S. BROOKE.
GREGG e CO.,
West Liberty, Muscatine Co., Iowa,
LAND AGENT
DEAL estate bought and SOLD in all the counties
II throughout the State. Especial attention Civ
N to collections, paying taxes, DO.
., REFERENCES:
Hu.sey / Sinclair, Cleveland, Ohio
Ltwell, Lee 4 CO., Pittsburg Ps
Ludwig. Kneedler l. Co., Philadelphia : T.
Niller Bro. ) /" g"
James Harry, Cashier ives ton Bank, Baltinos.
J. NJ. Ki)scsr Rockville, Md .:
Green / Stone, Bankers, Mascat:ne, Iowa
''s JUL, ; i n[e.sts'' 80; : = ?''a,:'
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BURNBTTS KALLLSTOH
E,oR REMOVING sUNBuRt, CLEANSING
L AND COOLING THE 8 KIN, AND ALLAY
ING ALL ALLOUTWARD INFLAM NATION.
Asa wash for the Scalp 1t has no superior, 70.
msvine Dandruf, and thereby promoting the
grt with Of the hair. Sufferers from ~.
MUsQUITO iBITEa. . 81.
VIII End instant relief by rubbing the Kall!sten
thoroughly into be parts affected. !
Prepared only BY Joseph Burnett & Co., Boston
For tale BY J. E.. GRAHAM, at SOC. and 81 .ps
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1857-08-22
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j E,ROM near Oake's Ferry. in Cedar Township,
Z Muscatine county, Eight by mare, eight
years old, of round snd handsome build. Had
some marks on the breast made by the COLLAR
Had on q rope halter wound round and tied to her
nec4: Whoever will give information which will
enable me to receiver her, shall be rewarded.
F. P. HALE.
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