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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31

A COUPLE Of idle fellows stro.led into
the colored church at Highshire, few
evenings since, to enjoy the fun but when
the colored minister rose up to preach, be-
fore announcing his text, he leaned forward
ON the pulpit, and looked around on the
congregation. Brethren" says he, at
length, May de Lor' hab mercy on all
de scoffcrs." (Long pausc) "May de Lor'
hab mercy on all de laughers." (Solcmn
pause) May de Lor' hab mercy on de
two peanut-caters down by de door" The
two young men did not wait for the bene-
diction.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31

AT Damascus, in the very heart of city
givon to Mphammodanism at one gate of the
great Mosque. is aspaoious, ancicnt doorway,
over which is q GROSS. with the following
verso in good Greek letters "Thy kingdom,
o Christ, is an everlasting kingdom, and thy
dominion endurcth throughout all gonera-
tions."
CREAM may be frozen bysimply putting
it into glass vessel, and then placing the
whole in an old bachelors bosom.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31

SOME great genius has discovered that
the centre of gravity" may be found in a
Quaker's meeting.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31

SuIcTDE.-Last week large number of
suicides occurred in different places:
AT Waterbury, Conn, German named
Schmidst, took arsenic. Cause-icalousy
At Vinconnes, Ind, Benjamin Mattrix
took laudanum. Causc-unknown.
At Richmond. Ind, Mrs. Elizabeth Bur-
CESS threw herself into cistcrn. Cause
insanity.
At Lcwisport, KY, an Englshman named
Brotherton, hung himself. Cause-dclrium
tremcns.
At st. Louis, Joseph King book keeper
for Henry Dean, took strycmine. Cause
dismissal from employment
at East Boston. DR.. Benjamin r. Bridge
took laudarum. Cause-dcpression of spir-
its.
At ST. Louis, Robert McAlister cut his
throat. Causo-loss Of property.
AT Chicago, Mrs. Catharino Schaefer cut
her throat. uuse-IIallucination. Ia
At Philadelphia, Andrew Array, so years
old, hung himsolf to his bod post. No cause
assigned. In tho same city, samo day. Law
ronoo Mashorson, Scotchman. 40 years old,
cut his throat. Cause--wanto of employment.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31

a FEW years ago, when the river Della
ware was frozen over, a number of booths
were erected on the ice, near one of which
am lrishman observed person to fall in
nc ran Immediately to the proprietor of the
booth, and told him that he had just seen
man enter his cellar, and advised him to
take care of his liquor
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31

"SAMno, you black ticf, Sambo. you be-
tray dat secret l told you do oder day 2" Il
bctrayt' secret? scorn de 'putation.
found ouldn't keep um, so told um to
somebody that couldw
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31

IIoME.-To build happy home six things
are requisite. Integrity must be tho arcli
tect, tidiness the upholstercr. 1t must bt
warmed by affection, lighted up with cheer
fulncss, and industry must be the ventilatoi
renewing the atmosphere and bringing il
suffice except the blessing of God.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1858-07-31

A FRENonMAN. repeatedly hearing the
word press used to imply persuade, ON oven
ing, when in company, exclaimed; II say,
squeeze that lady to sing"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27
supreme Ccurt--Chsmbers.
pefore Hon. Iudse tncrshsm.


Jrty 20 -karchison AVID cthers W. Sherman Il al The
vsipslauon In this was made In April 1858, when
me plaintiff was ready for and would have had the
csse disposed Of by verdict TO avoid that the sspula
zion given BY the defendants attorney, whose autho
rty and responsibility not disputed. The effect OF The
ssipuson has been 70 postpone the obtaining Of udg
time secured By the stipulation has expired motion ID
made W set asfe the stipulation on the alleged discovery
thai the plsuu Ia not the owner OF the notes In suit
whether AZ other defence exists does not appear 10
suffer such motion succeed would be doing great in
1ns,ice to the plaintiffs Who in relying on the stipulation
have DELAY ed IN obtaining Judgment more than three
wontps. The proposed defence " not one mat com
msnds itself 10 the Court, and the letter OF Joseph
Msrchison cniy threat OF What he would 40 u
pr.ssed for payments throws light on this sppplica-
uou A 10 Joseph shermsn, there Ia no presence o.
ground which grant the notion and a. 70 the o.ner
defendant think under the circumstances, sho must %
bound by the acts Of her defendant and her attorney u
giving the stipulation Motion denied, with BIO costs
~ John -. Hart The plaintiff should have made tnls
motion he Of the defence OK infancy
Since the vss he has continued 10 proceed
There excuse for THIS and nc Only be relieved
payment OF them. Motion for leave W dscoutnue "a
granted payment of the aer the was put
IN. No ccsts allowed on this motion
Sacken Hcrens II do not think that tue portion OF
The setting up claim 10 property under The
VII o. John T Hsvets eau be sticsea cut with due
regard 20 the aefencsurs rights Whe,oer under tnsi
~ the The clause setting up est1ppe COP
rened " be fnst stricken cat u1lees
amended mere II objection TO reel sue OF the
swcr. where party hse knowledge not sufficient
tnowedse 70 admit or derry, theu, the Code permits rim
% state sach Tact, aDi mai e equivalent " denial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27
RAILROADS.

DsrgsYLvsNk RAILROAD.
Ths great ce-trai reu,e Tho we. Tine IS eNss a.
r r-l pres OF fare sud freight low az times "a BY
snv tNr runa for pssssge tickets contract for re AT
tr~r York . sns roins "a ne er're Wss cal ~ %
ersnp~rvis cese No. sstor House, Hev Vows.
!. q. sLf,lOTr PN~engsr Axeot
xxs ions yuneS LzECa CO, FrAshi Agents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27
MATRIMONIAL,

!, WHOM OF sNTrtEp AeE IN nperRous OF RI
n comire scquaIusd With gentleman, with view 70
sny he mpst be so 70 So Years OF with ample
10 male home happy references exchanged Address two
ds,s A. a., Union sQusre Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27
I, p1cuvrop OF coon CHARACTER AND PER.

A PACUFrOR OF OCOD CHARACTER AND PER.
a coral appearance, prom pied BY pure and honest
ifvee Wfh aniu rash Dew tired of vfne alone wishes
meet viii irteihgeut E'od loohiug Young womsn or
sfnW lsdv sAry sned not over thirty I'VE yesrs Chat
f.ipr nv aFel n vieS 80 marriage snc carrying
a. bnsinesa he mott fssfacor reference given ard
CURED address, 10 siheffiyi H. T. eox Az heraia 9h'e
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THE TURF,

THR LADIES, NATIONAL EQUESTRIAN oosvEN
Ton, be held At Union Course H. Sept g. lSSS-rhs
OF Ire gentlemen sho compose the mmiee - synd
tie premiums W be snpouucet In feg dsfs ard he
suaermert Of this take Ibis OPP wtnnty
heir encouragement the already large number Of arpca
hta county. rHOM "a rdOHP.
PHILIP HWY.
N. n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27
NEWSPAPERS,

NEWSPAPERS.
nrO ADvERTIeERS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE-A NEW
daily paper will he copmensed IN Ne@bern, y. o. on
the Atlantic and North Caroina Rsoss. August ~ 1883
inserted reaeonsble and received
Western Hotel Corsrdt street for three days Best
medium for reaching large section Of good country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27
INSURANCE..

CApxGUABD FIRE INSURANCE. COkFAGT-OAPl
y al s3oo0O-No IL Wall street ate Continental haos
New nsures property against hire throughout ne
ed stses. Appncstons with daSrAns, be
where there y resident agent
GROR0E &. DOUGHTY, President
AI.HERr WILLIS, Vice President
J. N. keller. secretsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27
HOTELS.

DLANCARp HoUsE-BRoADwAY AND TWELFTH
ID street. New York Re opened md elegantly fnrni she'd
with every modern Improvement Transient boerd " per
lay NJ the week 81 lower rates Public pstronsge re
solicited BY the new management
BLkNCARD SMACLELLAv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27
CoNErIIIso xEw. psAurIrut ANp IvsraucTIvE-

SOMETHING KEW, BEAUTIFUL AND INSTRUCTIVE
y oRkrr AQCARrAs
Different ats lee and patterns; wsrranted not W LEAK
ideally adjusted, and IRON careful study ard ions
experience, The proprietors cnn warrant hem 70
be- of no possible rcub-. Rare fpecies " h.h ns.ct
and beautiful pisnis bad Tsy sdaY.ed or the
hosr in curbosy ~s'cning merry ffsis Of The aany
muhude,r for fancy stores. or who're attraction IL
needed there will be found that VIII divert the pub
lies attention such the above besurfu frn
n. Any design or style manufactured At tev days
notice.
THE HAIR WILSON'S HAIR RSsEDrEs-THn
Il greatest Invention Of he age
The cbespest- the safest-the COW enenL
Wn-ons hair colorer not dye, but changes grsy nsr
70 black brown In two or hree spplicsdous Only
preparation IL used which restores The har 70 us
Auy shade from light brown 10 jet blsct spilled without
anv rrube stain the soil the linen. And
sppled ike and renders The hair sJ Add phsble
IL Goes the hair 70 dry ap but gives sssy sg
WILSON'S uArR REsroRrR
Iacmposed Of vtCetahle ingredisno and VIII cure bald
res prevep, the hsir from falling ont srensthens weak
ha the growth OF the hair and prevents the hair
from gray No grease oily preparations reei
used - srra~orer renders the hair 'doe and
sossys a. n r hsd oiled. Only "a Bold Al GiiSE
MsNss DING pfrre N6 Grand street " T., aud Al Celer
der,s Third and war u, streets. Pbilsfeiphis
NrEsrRIs RfyOON-LADlEs rHTs Is A PROTECTION
yor ,ts face II deser effects Of the suns rays; de-
srovs recsles and twsn Ninon de- rfncoss prote coa
who would look Young al their lives The bloom
Pr, pared b. Angelo BaFoiozze Bold ~ vesirs Boom de
PCT No SIS Elza5e'h street Mrs sPsNCkR
vxrprN pI.RRHdsA LURKgrH IN THE AIR
w Pms ST eISFEIDTs oitters and be free nom care.
PRINCIPAL d.po, 70 Nssssu street.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1858.
SPECIAL NOTICES,

NJOTlCE-THE Pc BLIC ABE CAUTIONED AGAINST
IN pegospg four bonds Of tina Ontario and Hudson
hyer hairosd Company, of OtO eachnumbers u.s. l2i
t25 Dd f26 The having been stopped the Office OF TIE
Company The stock accompanying bonds win be
paid BY The undersigned return az The honda
WM. ROBINSON, b4 Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27
DENTISTRY

A eEr OF TEETH ON SILVER, -; on GOLD SIS;
"A continuous gums pstns SIS Tech extracted wish
pain Fling pt the lowest possible prcsA
$40 Canal street, Mercer one bio n ct Br9a5wa
uNpprrsrRf.-yrErH HxrR lorrU ~ rrNssUos ~,
IL without he pshtsss pHsx by ny and original pro
ssse-sot freesns fhi. airlrsbe syss~ prsssosd b,
ne oaiy. Ref~~ercee sven, required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

WArTED-lN THE NErGBBoRHooD or BROoMv
stree, and Brosdwsy or Bowery, two Furnished bed
bny and pay msnt rent 20 exceef st7 per month Ad
dress Roriy, Herald nee for three days n sssctory,
one OF The psrties might take board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

\ Yacht NAResRET. The s tgenv eve ious cur'hen,
cra oid bailt best materials and In Tie
ar,s amer psrfect condition repiete WITH barhe,
49, rog 81 necessary fxturss and furninre; as
80 se,s ~ sravs sIs rrrnpiese viii Ne ron BAR.
esin Aupiy ROBkEf H. Affairs, near fcnh s1ees
ferry, 0retnronk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27
Personal.

rN ROGERS (ANN HOLLAND LEFT EsoLA ND FOR
"A New York with the family Of Mr. Leisnec The daugh
the above will hing sivr by
dressing j. WATTS of Mr. Iirson, IS and As Centre
York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

vxrprN DIsRRHdlA LURKErH IN THE AIR,
w puv RTRTyrEIDTis Sitters and be free from care.
PRINCIPAL depot 20 Nssssu street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

lroR SALE OR TO LIr--1HE yACHr COMPOST, rIF-
teen years cid sloop rig, IN good s,ilnx trim
WIN be ,old cheap for cssh Apply 70 n ablfrfh W.
Grand Rtreet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-27

ANEW YORK Va PROoKLyN-GEAFD Yacht WATCH
~ Pure $500, between The isvorliss irorDsss@e OK
New Ycrf and freadroueht Of Gosanns on Iursnsy ~
rrat 1894 from the Atlantic 0arsn, boooksu Az cccs
r. ard sail the SANE distance oys course
a. n.r reeets az he Qh IA fuil band Or music IN
seudancs AID spieudt view o. nos over NE entire
hAh1 'oNhs hf'P'i""'s-
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mIsCELsLANE~OUps

(yAEPrT SWEEPING MACHINE WE ARE NOW PRE
~ pared supply families and hotel keepers with Hercs
ps,ert This machine VIII sweep carps
elssrer than be done with broom, and without the
of dpst They durable not lsbis get
order end child years old do with Il tbs of
servants.
wOoDMAN 4 SCHMITr, Agents, l6 Pearl street,
s;rrft HsuoveY snua
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-06

MERRILL & BARRON
Are now receiving a Full
and Complete Stock of
GROCE RIES,
Muscovado Sugars,
Porto Rico Sugars,
Portland Sugars,
Coffee Sugars,
Crushed Sugars,
:. . Granulsted Sugars;
q. G. Java Coffee,
Rio Coffee,
St. Domingo Coffee
Cape Hayden Coffee,
Bahia Coffee
New York Syrups,
Belchers syrups,
New Orleans Syrups;
Rabbits Saleratus
Upston's Tobacco,
Novelty Tobacco,
shilos' Tobacco,
Gold Leaf Tobacco.
Smoking Tobacco.
Tin Foil Tobacco;
Young Hysen Teas.
Oolong Teas,
Black Teas
Spices Of all kinds;
Star Candles
Mould Candles
Palm Soap;
Chemical Erasive Soap,
&C., SC, &C., &C., &c
Also
Nails, Glass, Oils, and
Lead.
We would call the attention Of the TRADE
| to our
Stock Of Groceries,
and other Goods. Our Store is filled with q
LARGE VARIETY OF GOODS,
Purchasers will find it for their advantage tc
look at our stock before making their purchases
Every article sold from our store Warranted tc
be az recommended.
McGregor, Sept, l. l656n99f
MERRILL g. BARRON.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-06
M. O'BRIEN,
WAosesale and Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES,, FRUITS

Corner Of .SepentA aAd Aan Street,
NeGREGOR, IOWA.
II AN now in receipt Of large stock of (3roC~riss
i Green and Dried Fruits, Provisions &C. which are
offered to the pubic at prices which will fyoraby com.
pare with those OF other house west Milwaukee
Chicago.
Thankful to old customers Cor their patronage hope
by fair dealing merit a continuance of the same
Be- All kinds Of country Produce taken for cash or
~ e'luiva Ont.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-06
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

The Queen TO the Ladies If Clayton County The fol-
lowing message, by the Atlantic Telegraph may be da
IL looked for:
The Queen presents her compliments to the ladies Of
Clayton County, and recommends them to call at
KENYON'S AMBROTYPE GALLERY
Mcl;regor, and obtain likeness unrivalled for life
like represent ation-corre Of DETAIL aud beauty
Of inish. Pictures without ease 25 cents to 81.
With case, 81, to $40. 9stf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-06
0lOO Reward.

STOLEN from the subscriber, on Monday, Septem-
- Der 18th, near Fort Atkinson, Iowa, one MARS,
Dun color black name and tail right hind foot white.
Also one bay HoRsR, black name and tail, right hind
foot white, star in the forehead aud mark Of saddle
the back.
The above reward will be given for the recovery OF
the horses and capture Of the thief fifty dollars
the horses alone. JOSEPH SPIELMAN.
Fort Atkinson, Iowa, Sept. Is, 1858 lows
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-06
JUVENILE SCHOOL.
MISS ELLEN A. COOK.

makes this method of informing the citizens OF
i Mc0.escr, thai On Monday, Axgxst 9, she will
open SCHOOL Tor young children, in tie building lately
dence on Main street.
Parents respectfully invited to give this matter
their attention.
TERNs--For twelve weeks, per scholar, $3.50, one
half In advance and the balance the middle of the
term. Gaug. 4, 1SsSn95tfl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-06
LUMBER YARD,

full Of the best Lumber Of the upper Mississippi
xeabout has taken up idea that . man can get
rich at trading whether ne makes anything or not and
hence he pays very little attention to prices long
ne can keep business moving His Ware House Is
sometimes filled with Furniture which he swaps for
Grain, which hc swaps dr Flour, which no swaps for
r. Cattle Horses Hogs, Sheep, Dogs, Old Clothes,
Billiard Balls, Whiskey, Lumber, Sand, Lime Oxen
Land or any other thing that can DO turned out in
trade He has - much money a he wants and there
fore prefers to deal Ia this Is just the
place TO exchange all your useless traps for something
that will suit YOU The Winter will probably be q Sc
we're one and 1t Is to your interest sell your stock and
build houses to keep your families comfortable. No
man can undefsell me in the Lumber market-no man
can give you good trade for your farm products.
This Is not GAS, you all know ami not gassy, but
cannot omit this opportunity Of telling you that will
ct such rates ~ will send you home rejoicing.
Drive up to the long frame building East Of the
Public square, and enquire for FRANCIS TEADOUT.
McGrsgor, Sept. %, lS5Stf 1O3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-06
McGREGOR TANNERY!l

THE undersigned is prepared to TAN all the JI,pss
= in Northern Iowa, either on SHARES, or foe ray.
a Large Stock Of Leather on hand.
at all Snes, which will be sold a. the lowssG living
price, a manufacture my own Leathee, Ioan Asll -
low any other dealer West OF MwaukeN Or Chicago
CASH LEATHER exchanged for Hides ct ali tlnssAs
L. l.. KRAMER.
p. S--I also a2aat ior the sale Of Counay kiehts
FOR Daniels Preeass % Tanaing, i,l Ainaesata.
september Z, leS&1O0tf
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Farm for Sale

4 FINE Farm of so acres, situated half $3.50
IA mile from the Farmer,burgh Post once, 3sS
well wooded aud watered. thirty imprcv-
ed, with good buildings and young orchard, ID offered
for sale reasonable terms.
For further information, apply at sswindsor Store "
the premises to r. a. COOK s
Farmersbnrgh, July 20, ls5Sm3
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-06
TO RENT.

TTAvING just completed large and eligibly stu
n ated store House on Main street McGregor Of
Ter t for Rent ut reasonable figures. Call ON
NcGregor, Sept, %, 1S5Sn103w4 d. DRUMMOND.
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DISSOLUTION.

VVHE Partnership heretofore existing in the Grocery
and Butehering business under the firm of j. G.
Fales Co., ia this day dissolved by mutual consent
The accounts relating to the firm will be settled by
r. II. Hale who still continues business at the old
stand. -. - q. TALES,
McGregor, Sept Is, ls5snYoIw4 FEE. HALE.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-06
ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED

~ am located in the Post Office building. Re-
member the place, ut the sign of the big Watch EA
Having had charge or the watch work OF Of the
finest establishments In the the west for ar, have
the satisfaction of giving below their
asa matter Of reference. AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
Mcdregor Iowa, June II, ls5snsstf
~ MILwAuKEE May 25, 1858.
TO All WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN: This
ceries that MIR. Augustus French has been our en-
ploy during the year of 1857 Matchmaker and
We most cleerfully recommend him very superior
workman tn all that pertains to the matchmaking
business. MATSON Il LOOMS.
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SOMETHING NEW!
Time and Money saued in using the
CAEsWxC.aL BLUELNG

TiE best and cheapest article for Blueng Clothes
i ever discovered. For particulars, call aud get
circular For sale by II. 4. Newell, McGregor Eg-
bert i Evans, Monona W. n. Keys, Ekadsr r. 8.
Palmer, Clermont Morse Huffman, West Union.
September %, 1858 lows
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$40 REWARD.

II OST, in Mo(3regor Sunday last, . middle-sizcd
Port Monaie containing Elsren IS bills differ
ent banks |; several reccpits-one drawn by Haym OF
Lansing certificates of membership OF different sorie-
ties and several notes which valuable only to my
self.
The above reward il at the service OF any one who
will return the property, liberal pay will be made
for information leo ding to tine recovery Of the whole
any part OF the loss. GEO. 7. BASSErr.
Nr'ir" --,r 49,, ~ = '-N '""f
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A CAR ID,

MFRS HENDERSON desires to return her thanks ID
lyl the public for the very liberal patropago they.
have favored her with with. She would slsO nsn the
Ladies Of McGrcgor and vicinity that her Spxns 0so
wait on all who are in want OF anything h her 1ne.
April % n0Otf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-10-06
DISSOLUTION.

TUNHE co-partnership known as Hurlbut & Co., has
this 25th day Of August, by mutual consent hssn
dissolved. All claims against said company Will BE-
paid by l. L. Kramer. IRA HUkLBUT,
McGregor, sept. s, '5st4 100 I T.. KRANER.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-04-14
Gentlemen.

Many men who pass for gentlemen in pub
lie, are anything else but gentlemen in their
families. Not a few husbands, fathers and
brothers speak harsh words and bitter taunts
to those Of their own household who love them
best and who should be loved best and kind
" treated in return. They seem to take a
delight in this species Of domestic rudeness,
knowing as they do, that family love and
family pride gives them a security against
what their conduct merits-a broken head
Why not speak as politely to a wife or sister
as any body else? 1t is a shame, and proves
that the affections of the man is more impo-
tent protection to woman in the domestic re-
alton than the restraints of society and that
woman receives more polite attentions out
side of the family circle than in it. Any man
who will vent his spleen and pour out his bad
temper around the hearthstone, simply be
cause he knows it will not be resented by
kicking him out Of doors, is a very insignifi-
cant coward and an intolerably mean man.
Kindness and politeness at home proves
nan a gentleman, and without this no decep
tive polish and hypocritical ambling exhibi
ted inpublic society, can atone forthe harsh
ness too often INDUCED in by those bound to
gcther by ties of kindred blood and thu
bonds of conjugal relation. BE a gentleman
before your family as well as before tn,
world.