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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-04

MORE HooPED SKIRTS -Skirtdpm Is
still expanding, and the distance between,
man aud woman is becoming gyeotv ev:,
cry day These new and expaplipg
skirts, as they hang in front OF the stores.
or swing above the counters look grand
aud graceful. even without encireling the.
form Of beautiful woman. What must
they be when thrown around living gns
gel? True, they now crowd of COM
mon pavement. all with BON they come
in contact; but, then. who woub not give,
way TO the assaults Of rattan. wbslebonr.
cord. brass and steel? Who can remain
rigid, flexible, and stubborn on tie street.
when he sees at hand or 10 the distance,
the grand, graceful, aud undulating
skirts, looming, up and walking lbe. streets
like thing Of life % Talk about the
grsndusr Of train Of cars, driven for-
ward by first class locomoiiye Give Us
train Of hooped skirts, propelled by an
army Of handsome women, standing
about Eve feet six inches in their s'ipps rs
and we will show you sight lba. would
stir the dry bones Of departed gsllsniry !
Browni01.
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Eg"who was the first gamestergo
"Pharaoh," (Faro.)
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-04

RRiohsss is he that wants least.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-04

sasr@who vas the most unfortunate
speculator 2"
"Jonah. for hegOt sucked in,
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Ep"Wby was Isasel ip his father-s 5
hand Ike a piece 81 eneiiop gocds2''
.sBseause he was offered ai sacrifice. :.
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ssssd5t kNiaJ58tI S.sE ~ sE.1f 90 q 30 nv
Gi'as -H'i9 !agesaigI fs,4.t:sE s6f -
la ssastis4 iHs orlptss s{sts 4rigsht,,-t.,,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-04

GERRIT ON The FUTURE STATE.
In q late discourse to an unusually large
audience in Peterborough, New York.
Gerrit Smith spoke as follows of a future
state: !, ..r... 80.
"tI arraign our clergy for holding that
the doctrine of an eternal hell must be
believed in, in order to salvation. For
be the doctrine true or false. cannot
think that We shall be either saved or lost
by any views we may entertain OF it. i
now arraign them for their undoubtipg
faith in it. No warrant have they either
to preach or entertain faith in it which
is free from all doubts. -,
II oonfess-perhaps to my shame and
condemnation-that do not feel a deep
and abiding interest in the next state of
our being. Far less concerned am 10
know what is the, future state than 'to
know and to do the duties of the present.
81 believe in future punishment. 1t is
a reasonable doctrine, 1t is philosophi
cally and necessarily true. Everywhere
our character must determine our condi-
ton. Every man. on dying must go to
his own place-to the place for which
his character fits him. The death Of his
body can no more effect his character
than the breaking of his spectacles or his
cane. His body, no more than his spec
taeles or his cane, is part of himself. n
That his character will surely remain
eternally unchanged. 1 deny that any one
has the right to affirm. Jude teaches
that persons fall from Heaven. Why
then may they not rise from He'll? For
aught We can certainly know, there may
be room in the life to come for repentance
as we'll as apostacy. In one sense of
everlasting punishment 1 am an uu,
doubling believer in it, for cannot doubt
that the punishment Of the sinner will be
as everlasting as his sin.
"Whilst confess that l have no certain
of the kind, or degree. or
Of either future punishment
or future enjoyment, I nevertheless con-
fdently maintain that enough knowledge
for me aud for all men on this point is,
that in the life to come it shall be well'
with the righteous aud 'ill' with the wick
ed; aud that the Judge of the earth will
do right as well there as here. While
earth is our home. let US discharge with
alacrity and delight the duties Of the
earth. In that way, and in that way on
ly shall we get to Heaven. -
4 spoke Of the future as place. ]
bad perhaps better call it state. That
there are millions Of heavens and millions
of hells-that they are. in short. as nu.
merous as are the differences in moral
character. better answers my conception ;
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- i IgDrToRs q RRoFRIEToRs.
20 ,al lgaYeglekl sssigils.a "a hafar.
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GERRIr ON. THE FuTURE STATE.
In alate discourse to an unusually large
audience in Peterborough. New York..
Gerrit Smith spoke as follows of a future
state: !. -. -.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS!

II HAVE entire co ntro of very superior quail
= lity of Russian Winter Seed Wheat, ian arti-
g sic introduced into the Whe st-growing districts
x of Russia,) which has been found to succeed
- better than any Winter Wheat ever cult ivate1
= in that country. Frem Russia it was introduced
:. into Canada, Michigan, MINI sofa and Illinois,
ss in each of which it has withstood the most Sc
verest winters and the wettest springs to the sat
Gisf faction of the farmer. 1t produces from %
~ to 80 bushels to one when sown on good land,
q and from its hardy nature will not winter kill
or drOwn~out from the effects Of a wet spring.
s. 1t may be sown any time between the first of
% July and the first Ct November.
q Packages sufficient to produce from to 10
Is bushels the first year, put up in strong sacks.
s will be sent to any address on the receipt of
g. One Dollar, by mail. Address
Nv. VERIFY, P. .. Box 1887.
81 Dear born st., chicago, Ill.
Dealer in Far ming Lands and City Proper
IS ty. Also Lands located at all the Government
e Land Offices, with Warrants or Cash. These
:. having Farms or Farming Lands for sale,
~ will find my Office one Of the best mediums to
.adi,pose of the same.
Hon. no. Wilson, Com'r I. G. Land Dept.
Chicago.
g Col. r. J. Hamilton, Chicago.
Rev. II. N. Bishop IS
q lion. Henry A. Wise, Gov. of V
- Msssrs Swee1ey, kittenhsusc, Fant & CO.
81 Bankers Washington D. G.
Hon. G Jorge BTiges, New York.
Hon. VIM. II. Ross, Gov. of Delaware.
3 Robt. Ftr.ythe, Esq, Gen'l Fl. As't, ]. G..
Is. r. r.
~ n. D. In ordering. give your namc, post
ss Office county and State, and the Lame # the
3 nearest Express Office.
- Jl9-w3m
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GRANDVIEW COLLEGE,

GrandvieaU, Louisa County, Loa0a.
T1HE Trustees of Grandview College take pleas
i ure in announcing to the public that this inst-
tuition, which has been establihed for the education
Of both MALES and FEMALES, is now in operation
under the control Of DR.. Pryor, . graduate of the
University Of Virginia, recommended by Horace
Mann, President o. Antioch College, Ohio. Tnls
gentleman has had much experience in the edusa-
ton Of tho sexe-, sad wo fosl con fdent in recon-
mcading the Institution to the patronage OF the
public.
The course Of inst, NC ion pursued is elevated and
thorough, embracing tie elementary branches of an
English education, together with the sciences Of
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Political and Do
mest;c Economy, Government, Nrtulal theology,
Astronomy, Botany, Mineralosy, Theology, Rheto.
rc Chemistry and its applicsti Ons to agriculture,
Philosophy and its applications to the preservation
of health and mental culture, Drawing, the various
branches of NJ Mathematical science, French, Latin
and Music
Excellence in each branch of instruction is strict
" insisted on, and students are not permitted to
PASS from one branch to another until the first Is
thoroughly apprshended. Morris tho mind sought to
be filled with what is called knowledge, but rather
trained to thnk-to reason-to pursue patiently ITS
end and to apply its requirements to the practical
purposes Of life, and thus become fitted ror Its re-
sponsibilities and duties.
In view of the rapid deterioration Of the health
and physical vigor Of eur CONS and daughters, spe
cial pains will bs given to the physical training OF
the students. and every effort made to secure sounJ
minds in sound bodies, both CT which are indspen-
sable to happiness and success in life.
CLASSES.
JUNIOR. $500 per session of months.
SENIOR. 500"
No deduction maio after pupils have entered, I'M
less in cases of protracted sickness.
JOHN HUFF, Prsst'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-16
musCATINE mARKEr.

Business during the week has been brisk
for the season. The quantity of wheat
received has been considerable. Yesterday
there was slight advance in prices, owing
to better demand at the ruling markets.
We quote at so to IS cts, although Us high
as 500. has been paid for good article of
spring wheat.
The maturing wheat crop is badly affected
with rust and blight, though the full extent
of its injury cannot be positively stated at
present. The weather for some time has
been unfavorable for it. Harvesting will
commence in few days, when we will know
the result. The oats crop is even worse
affected. Corn is doing we'll.
We append our usual quotations:
Wheat, spring, 50a55c.
" winter, 60c nominaD
Flour $3,50a$4,0O.
Corn, in the ear, 25a30c
Oats, SOC.
Beans, 5Oca6Oc
Potatoes--Old, 15a20c. new, SOC.
Dried apples, $2.oOper bushel.
Eggs, &C.
Butter, l0c. :
Smoked ham, sugar cured, lOc.
Shoulders, Sc
Clear sides, &c
Lard, Sal0c.
Hides, green, 4c; dry flint l0al0 l-2c.
Lumber, $l5a$30 per 1000 feet,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-16

WHEAT-PkOsPECTIvE PRICES. We have
crop of this region by the late rains. The harvest
has not yet fairly commenced. he earlier fields
are no doubt badly injured by rust, blight and
"spotting." Indeed some farmers despondngly
declare that they shall not attempt to harvest, as
their crops are not worth saving. Others think
they will have a fair average yield; and there are
still hopes for the late crop, which is not far enough
advanced to be affected by the recent unfavorable
weather. Taking into consideration the fact that
a much greater breadth was Gown this season than
ever before, we think we safe in saying that at
least two.thirds of average crop will be realized
Will prices of wheat advance? This Is quee-
ton of vast impor lance to farmers, most of whom
have still on hand large supplies Of last years crop
We would DO glad for their snkes to assure them
that there is prospect of an advances but we can
not do SO. 1t may be supposed that failure OF the
crop here at this time would inevitably make wheat
high and scarce all over the country But this is
mistake. Tho old stock Of wheat still in first
hands is quite large-much more than sufficient for
home consumption even should this years crop
prove total failure. Added to this, the yield of
wheat in Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan
is good-even bet Ter than usual. We saw letter
to-day from an intelligent gen ;leman of Buffalo
giving the most fatterins account of the quantity
and quality Of wheat in the three States first NAM
ed. We have just returned from trip through
central Ohio and northern Indiana, and our obser-
walton corroborates his report. The wheat in that
section is already harvested and there is therefore
no peradventure about it being a good crop, ai-
though the prospect for looks gloomy. We
state these facts that ,ur farmer readers may not
be deceived but may act inteligentiy. 1t is our
candid opinion that those who hold on for better
prices will gain nothing in the end. Most Of last
year : crop was damp and in bad condition for
keeping when threshed, and it will be very apt to
SPOIL if kept much longer some of it has already
done. Our advice, to farmers, therefore, is to sell
as possible ut present prices all the wheat
they will no, need for home consumption.
A RAILROAD AcClDENT.--The cons'ruc-
ton train yesterday afternoon ran over one of the
fremcn, crushng::his leg badly that it hid to be
amputated. The wounded man was taken to Wilton
and Drs. Rcedcr and Coover of this place sent for'
who performed the operaton.-Daly, 9th.
5 In JA1L.-Wiener, the man who shot
Mr.. Young at Washington, Iowa, in a manner dc
scribcd in paper has been lodged in Jail at this
place by Sheriff Wallingford. of Washington
He was first taken to Iowa City, but the Jail there
not being finished he was brought to this phase.
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THE MARKE TS
New York. July l3.

NEW YORK, July Is.
Flour firmer and in better demand.
Super state So, 75(9$3,9 80, extra state
$4@S4,l0. Wheat - unsound Chicago
spring 7O@75c, inferior to sound Mil.
club 100000. rel winter western ST.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-16
SPRING AND SUMNER
MILLfM & RT.
MRS. WHIT e

- WOULD again invite the attention Of her
customers to her new stock OF MILLIN-
~ cry GOODS for the season, which will be
found at all times complete and of the best mate.
rial that can be found.
Ladies can depend on having their work done at
ll.mes in the neatest and most fashona BILE styles
Bonnets bleached and altered to the latest fashion
at all seasons.
Rooms at the old stand, liz Second street, oppo-
site C. Weed 4 Co.'S Store. (apr22
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES

OELL DINA Ell L EMhLC LID.
Prepared from prescription of Sir James
Clarke, II. d., Physician extraordinary
to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailiRg Ithe eureoal
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the fem
subject 1t moderacs all
all distractions, and speedy be relied upon
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price lamp
OF Great Britain, to prevent commercials
These Pills should not be taken by females during the
FIRST THREE MoNTHsof Pregnancy, they sure to
bring Miscarriage other time they safe
In all of Nervous and Spinal Affections pain the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exerton palpitation of
abe Heart, Mysteries and Whites these pill will affect
cure when all other have failed and although
eful remedy do iron, calomel anthony,
any thing hurtfu1 to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES Late l. X. B.uwin Co.,)
X chester, NY:
N. B.-SI 90 and6 postage stamps ,sed to any
thorzcd Agent Will bottle oft pills by return
mail.
Forsae by j. B Dougherty and F. H. Stone, Museati1e
Iowa.
Dec. %. lS57-d&wly 81
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TAX aA1.E-

NIOTICEi 10 herr by givsn that ON Wednesday
IN the eighteenth (1sth) day Of August, A. D.,
1858, Will proceed to sell ali lots and parts Of lots
and lands in the City Of Mus.stine. on which the
city taxes for tho year 1857 remain das and imp L.
Tho sn id sale to be made at Public Auction at the
door Of the Court House In said city, in accorda ice
with law, between the hou.s OF 9o'clock A. n. I'd
o'clock p. NJ, and continue from day to day until
all the lots on which tho taxes remain due and 10
paid rs aforesaid shall be sold.
H. REEGE, Marshal and Collector.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-16

~ There are many medcin which remove
diseases only by substituting others. worse even
than the FIRST. In using medicines, then use such
as will assist nature an not impede her, and de-
stroy the system. DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea,
though, immediate in its effects, yields gently and
kindly its aid
As remedy, for the ills named in connection
with its use it hast can have-nc SUPERIOR For
list of diseases and injuries, for which it is par
ticuariy adapted, refer you to the circulars
For sale in Muscatinc by F. II. Stsne and John B.
Dougherty.
Sec advertisement.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-16
ON MANHOOD,
AND IT'S PREMATURE DECLINI

Just Published, Gratis, the goth Thousand.
uWy1s~r A FEW WORDS ON THE RATION
ZLzMAAL TREATMENT, without Medicine,
HC1N.W OF Spermatorrbea or Local Weakness,
Nocturnal EAissions, Genial and
Nervous Debility, lmpotencv, and lmpedimen IS to
Marriage generally, BY B. DE LANEY, M. d.
The important fact that tho many alarming
complain S, originating in the imprudcnse and
soiitute of youth, may be easily removed WITH.
OUT MEDICINE, is in this small tract, clearly
demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly
suocessf ul treatment, as adopted by the Author,
fully explained, by means Of which every one is
enabled to cure HIMSELF perfectly and at the
least possible COST thereby avoiding all the adver
tised nostruns of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in
sealed eavelope;' BY rem hitting Il ost- raid) two
postage stamps to DR.. B. DE LANEY. So east 3lst
street, New York City. (apr28
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Good Ne9l,s!
A SURE REMEDY
E. r HARD TUNE.
THE Undersigned is now making extensive ar
rar genents fer receiving his stock Of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
(Vof8:,,c

groceries,
Hardware,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
And indeed everything sought for in FARMERS
respond with tie times.
We would also call particular attention to our
Agricultural Implement Department
which consists Of FARM WAGONS, Of Schutter's
manu- facture, acknHw. dyed to be superior % any
over used in this section of country.
SINNERS Plows.
These Flows we warran. to be No. !, and If the
purchaser is not pie istd with his pillow after fair,
trial, be has the privilege OF returning it: The
Skinner plew took be premium over the Moline
pillow at the state Fair at Mu.catne last fall, and ia
Acknowledged by nearly every enc who has used
them both, to he far superior to the Moline Plow.
Our stock Of Reapers
Will be large this season, and to them we would
call particular attention, prices arc low and
terms easy, and our assortment being large, will
give tn. farmer chance to IKE his selection un-
der.tandingly. Our different kinds will consist of
McCormick's Improved, j G. Seams, Burrows d
Prettyman's IS, Riggs, Reeds, aud Seane, 0tis 4
Co.'s. Semo of these Machines will be sold on me
and two years time. with six per cent interest, Civ
ing every farmer chance to buy who Leeds a ma.
chine.
We have also. he Musca,ine, Dubuque and Ohio
Ttreshng Machines.
We have also the largest stock of Lumber, Lath
and Shingles in our market. Prices and terms to
su;t purchasers.
Always pa id for Produce. Be sure to call on nj
before selling your wheat, as We are generally q
few cents higher than our neighbors.
Please call AMI zee whenever yeo coma tt
town. ]. J. RIDER.
Wilton, May IA, 1853 -m22
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST OR STOLEN:

WHILE coming from Wilton by the way of
w Sweetland Center, on the 18th and 18th, q
Pocket Book containing rs dolIars in currency.
ono note, bali due best interest," $36.25, and one
for IS dollars besides interest," and ono or two 9th
ers. Any one finding the same and returning it to
this office will be libersllv rewarded.
july15
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B. W. BR1CE, NJ. D.,

d. W. 0N1VG3 IL Do
/NFFERS his professional services to the citizens
~ of Muscatine and adjacent country, In all its
branches. II avipg long been familiar with the
many complicated forms # Malarious Endemics
common to Central Ohio, Illinois, and the Missis
sippi Valley generally, be feels confident of his
capaclt6ae treat them successfully.
He Especially invite the attention of those
person. snAg from any of the multiplied forms
Of inS5 sMHns and from other stomach and liver
Stten occurring in the west.
UE8s peculiarly incident to females have been
fdbjtct of special attention, and he hattsrs
himself that he is prepare to satisfy the reasopa
bic expectations Of those who may consult him in
relation to them.
Calls attended to at all tim both in the town
and country. When not Professionally engaged
he will be fl und either at his Office in the old Amer
lean Hotel, up stairs, OF at his residence en- Lynn
street between I'd ard Sd streets.
Muscatine, May Is, 1858.
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VA ougar they are pleasant tc take, uniting as
the POWER Of MERCURY with the ease
C OIL
~ Large Family Boxes, rs CENTS.
HERRICK'S KID STRENGTHENING
PLASTERS
Cure in FIVE HOURS, Pains, Distress anil
akne:s of the Breast, Sides and Back. In Rheu
tism, Coughs, Colds, etc., they always give relief
and are warranted superiar to any External Rene
dy discovered since time began. Each Plaster will
wear FOUR MONTHS. Price Isl CENTS.
Harvell's Condition Powders,
For Horses and Cattle This Remedy - the be
ginning and the END Of Horse and Cattle Ned
cine. Over One Million Packages have been
du, ing the year 1855. Perfectly safe and coed
all tines. Other remedies of sinil =, aatr e ar
but Chat compared with them. Put p 10 large
PACKAGES with full directions, and selle for rs
cents.
MEs- The above RENE lies ace warranted. Agents
arc authorized torefund purchase MONEYif salts.
isfaction is not gwen These articles are sold by
dealers in all cities, TOWNS and Villages in the
United States and Canadas. Persons will call for
them BY their full names and avoid all others.
IIERRICK & BROTHER.
Preprietors, Albany, New York.
For Sale by Fay ono and j Dougherty
Muscatine; NJ X Pomeroy, Wilton; g F Coffey
Moscow; j Patterson West Liberty; Sanders & Bo
Iowa City, and by druggists evrywhcr Gss]'syIw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-07-16
STEAM SASH, DOOR AND BLIND
FACTORY

TIRE undersigned would respectfully infor . the
i pablo tnat thoy keep a large supply Of Sash,
Doors, Blinds and Frames to SUIT, at wholesale and
retail, A liberal discount made to Sealers. q
ALB
Work Flooring, Saw and Plane Siding, Surface
wide Lumber, "a inches wide, and under, to order.
Carba and Tubing for cha y pumps.
Give US call il you want good article In our
line.
Front street, one square low snuett's Mill.
STEIN HILL.
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Dedication Services.

The new Presbyterian Church will be dedicated
this (Friday,) evening. Sermon by Rev. W.
S. Plummer, D. D. Service to commence ut 8
o'clock. The public respectfully invited to at
tend.