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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

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IN DURNBTY weald 11nosnes to the Trade and
Oountfy Msrchspts, hscan supply for sash tho
eCHQ0k BOOKS. ,-ss5 81
PubIIshsd 81 NJ. B. 6nlith Co. ,Ivison Phiny
and a. s. Dafnss Coz Including all ths Elseti
Series Of School Books. Sander, Readers, Davisse
Seriesof Aathsnatics - 80, ri publishsfs' pfts
ces.
By buying Of hin, they ssvs freight, insurane
80, and can have thsf orders Alledin muchshsrtel
time. He alss keebs constantly IN store, and viii
OBJ, At small advance on eastern prices al othel
school books used In Iowa. Also, 8 large stock Of
Cap and Lstts, Paper, Fancy Nots Paper, Plain and
Fancy Envsepes, Cards, States and Pencils, Waters
Sealing Wax, Gold Psnts, Wrapping Paper, Poek.
Books, Song Books, Blank Books, Pass Books, Tuck
Memorandum, Wall Papsr, Mathematical lnstru.
msnts, Cheap Publications, Note Books, Round and
Patent Notes, Sheet Music, Transparent Window
Shades Fancy Stationery Valentines Pock KNIVES
Novels, from 81 ~ and 81 90 per dozen.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
violins, Guitars, Accordians, DO. together with
instruction Books Of all kinds Sheet Music &C., 10.
He buys largely Of al the above articles, forcasf
cheaper (dedncting freights, 30. than they csn:bs
got elsewhere. he undetermined to build up alafgs
jobbing trade In the Book and Static merry business
hassdopted % his motto; small profits and lsrg
sales.
He hasalso very largestock ofstandand Miscel
lsneous Law, Medical and Theological Books TO
sale teastefD prices.
NEW BOOKS,
received by express az soon as published. Fewspa.
pcrs, Magazines and Periodicals received daily
r. N. B. 10 agent for the Buffalo Printers Ink Co.
Tho Buffalo Type Foundry, c. +. Halls Percussion
and Lover Presses, Map. Sunday School Society,
Moline Mills Wrapping papers.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12
HOTELS.
OGILVIE HOUSE

coRNHRoF wArKR STREET AND I0wAAvBNUE, AEDoP
PosIrE THE RAILROAD DEPOT, nUscArtrE, IOWA.
LOW & SK1NKLE, Proprietors.
The Observation-Disclosures the above pop
uar Hotel and refurniskedit in an elegant and sub.
stantial manner, end are prepared to accommodate
gueststo their entire satisfaction in every
The only office Of the
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY
this City isin this House. The Proprieors havejust
added very large and comfortable stab to the o0n-
veniencesof the Hotel and are consequently prepared
10 furnish this accommodation to al who may desire
Il. Ut tia lowest terms Jan14 daily
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

AN tcho use 1t are giving their unani-
NOUS testinsony in its favor.
CB Mar Water in the mouth Nth the In
vigogator, and ssUallow both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and
is daily working cures, almost too geeat to belize
It cures if by magic, even the first dose giving
benefit and seldom more than one bottle is required
to cure any kind Of LIVER COMPLAINT, from
the worst Jaundice and Dyspepsia to q common
Headache, all of which are the result Of DIS
BASED LIVER. t-ts4 H
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR.. SANFORD. Proprietor, 345 Broadway, New
York, and retailed By all Druggists. Sold also by
Charles Q. Waters, Muscatine, Iowa.
April "a, 1S5S-di WY
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12
HOOVER 4 B1DWELL,

HOOVER 4 BIDWELL,
FORWARDING AMI Commission Merchants and
L steamboat AGENTS.
and Mower
Also agents for the "Amariean Machine STAMP
Co." -.
Oifice in P. Jackson's Building, in Express VI
doe, Front st., Muscatine, Iowa.
ma y2-dtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

@Extravagance Of the most abom-
Unable kinda man who is blind Of one
eye, lighting two candles to read a
newspaper.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12
Ma sons NO tel.

geometry GLOVER HOUSE,,
Cor. Of Second and Walnut sts., Muscaiine,
LAS the most central location Of shy, and is in
[ i immediate connection with the principal liv.
sry stables oltbe City. Stages and hacks leave it
every day for all parts Of the State. splsodid
omnibus attends the arrival Of the cars and boats
regularly, conveying guestsso and from the House
free Of charge. [s3-dtfl B. MASON.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

- - a.ns,. a.
!Sgsy nvsM
Isl ~ hdATlvH ANDLlv-
now More the public thet acts
|ef, mtIdef and more euectusi
cine known. ~ not Only 2
vsn remedy, actIng nist On the
'rDid matter, tnen on tne SION
try on that matter, shus &C.
Fposee ef'ectusiiy, without ary
sgs experienced ~ me opera
RTlCs. II strengthens the sys-
Z Il pufges II, ahe wnen taken
'ses VIII strengthen ana Du'ld
Is fapidity.
} of - bowels gently and cures
orsI ~ CosrlvRNEss.
ly;|A One dose taken after
rms meal will cure DYsPEP.
the| isIA.
tenn - One desc Of two tea.
I'll spoonfEls Will always
ely u ilfelieve SICK HEADAcHR,
sal- ! One bottle taken for
VERl &C female distractions re-
rm movss the cause of the
ms ilAS disease, and makes ia
, atl ~ perfect cure.
4 q
,o's ais Ssy s ssiis sss' s i%,s,
nse- - while
n--lYkI One desc often re-
nglS!peatad is a sure cure fol-
III CHOLERA MoRBus, and
hat = q preventive OF CHoLE-
pro- RA.
his ~ ~ Only one bottle
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12
PETER p. SMITH,
n a AN RXN N E ~

NOOK MN D Is A.
ind Blank Book Manufacturer,
rfAS removed over Burnett Book Store. It's
IL Second street. -,
All kinds Of Blank Work constantly on hand,
Blank Books -ulsd to any pattern. old DOCKS o.
all kin Is re- boundin varieties OF styles.
M A new stock of calls, turkey, morocco, &c.
3, az sec,;vsd srom New York. maysd6m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

DR.. G. HERSHE,
(NONTINUES the practice Of his profcssien .
~ usual. Office and residence on Fifth street
ncar Mulberry. lmaylt
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& wss : quarter Of an hour before
she retllzned, alone, to the apartment
where She had left her uncle. Her face
was sober, and her eyes betrayed re-
cent tears.
S Wheat ortares, Fanny 7" said the
old gentleman, ID kind and earnest
tones, as his niece came back.
Tares, was the half mournful re-
Spouse.
= Wheat were better, Fanny
see it, Uncle.''
"And you will look we'll in future to
the seed in your hand, ere you scatter
it upon the heart of your child"
g God helping, will, dear Uncle. "
Remember, Fanny, "said Mr.. Lin
coin, that truth and obedience are
good seed. Plant them, and the har-
vest time will come in blessing"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

SYLVESTER BARBOUR,
A TrORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ~ Low
n and LAND AGENT, Usage, Mitchell 20,
iowa. Refers to Messfs. Cloud O'Connor Mus
Lin. 0ulyS
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noct D. P. JOHNSON

xY7ILL stillcontinue to practice medfc'netn the
w city Of Mascatins and adjacsn country.
Office st the Mayors Office, fremont Hall. Res
denoe corner of Chestnut and Third streets.
Muscatine July -, 1887.
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coTr RIcHMAN. DC. ~

]. SCOTT RIcHMAN. D. y. "Ae-
RICHMAN 4 BROTHER.
A TrORNEYS AND COUNSELLoRs AT LAW,
u and Solicitors in Chancery, Muscatine, .ows;
viii nracioe in the several Courts Of the State and
in tbs District Court Of the United States, District
Of Iowa.
Th.y will act as agents in buying and selling
lands, and in paying taxes.
t,ties. 70 converancine notariai business, 10.
$3.50 March lat. Is .d&w u.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12


ssg Donal | G. Mitchell (Ike Mar
vel , recently delivered the annual adj
dress before the Connecticut State Ag-
ricItural Society. From condensed
report in Hartford papers we select the
following closing paragraphs. The
hints given will apply to Others than
farmers:
There is something worth living for
besides money. This is very good but
it is not all. With the rest let us raise
a crop Of good ideas. While you are
farmers, remember that you are men,
with duties and responsibilities. Live
down the old brutal notion that far
mer must be uncouth, une,lucated and
unthinking-a mere plodder.
You are brought into immediate con-
tact with the great heart Of civilization.
You cannot get out of the reach Of the
buzz of the toiling world. The thrill
of the wonder working wires, and the
rumble of the locomotive-the thunder
tread of nations-come to your seclu-
ded hillside.
Move towards better life. Do not
keep your boys corn-shelling all the
winter evenings. Make your farms a
place that your sons and daughters
cannot help loving. Cultivate the trees
they are Gods messengers. Don't
say you care nothing for looks. You
do care, else why did you build that
two story white house with green blinds,
and cupola into which you never 60 !?
Care much for books and pictures
Don't keep a solemn parlor into which
you go but once month with the par
son or gossips Of the sewing society
Hang around your walls pictures that
shall tell stories Of mercy, hope, cour-
age, faith and charity. Make your
sitting room the largest and most cheer
full in the house. Let the place be such
that when your boy has gone to distant
lands, or even when, perhaps, he clings
to single plank in the lonely waters
of the wide ocean, the thought Of the
old homestead shall come across the
waters Of desolation, bringing always
light, hope and love.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12
mr.. HAR1MAN,

DR.. HARDMAN,
CUR0ICAL DENTIST, Muscatine, iowa. ONO
- opposite J. g. Gordon's tore, Second street. No
idenco CORNER Of Oak and Fifth streets:
lie warrants IN tire satisfactionin all operations
oc10 diff. -.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

EDWARD n. THAYER,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n Muscatine, Iowa. O6ice-the County Judges
office. (Scpt 10, '57-i
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12
nr. IT. EHRHART.

DIR. ID. EdhdAh1.
ECLEC TIC r H US Ct \,
nFFICE corner Of Third and Walnut streets
- Muscatine, Iowa, lylo
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I r VI NC HOU S E
TO the Public.

no the PWNIlC.
vTNHE undersigned has leased the Irving House
and fitted It up for the reception of bearders,
and the enter tainment Of travellers; ard would
solicit part Of their patronage. lie will u.e his
best cndeavors to make them COM Portable. Sever
rooms for families may be had.
aov30-daw3m g. W WILKERSON.
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BUSINESS C||'AKDS.
OjCOGHN0R 1 PATTERSON,
HUGH s.. CAMpBEIL.

n Office, over the Banking House Of Abbott,
Dutton & Patterson. Inoy1
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

w IITON HOUSE,
OPPOSITE tse depot, Wilton; Iowa. This house
~ having charged hands and undergo Q tkor
ough reftting and remodeing, is now ready for the
accom- cd ten of the public. Charges reasonable.
anil 20. diff C. PASSMORE.
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PARNAm HOUSE.

TXTEsr SidS Of Public Square, mi Union Block,
w Washington, Iowa.
This House is just opened and newiyfurnished in
the beststyls throug hout Every attention paid to
the comfortof guests Good :tablng attached, and
conveyance to all the country, at all times,
andat the shortest notice.
AusI-d B.cRABB CO., Propristors.
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a. ". FULLIAM

w Z
DOTANIC Physician and So coon ,Muscatine
ID Iowa Office in Trem ont Hall, up stairs.)
nav. DAWN
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"A and NOTARY PUBLIC, Musoatins, Iowa --
Attention paid to the examining Of Titles Con
veyancing and buying and selling Real ksttact
Once in Masonic Hall, Second street.
Dot. 81, 1857.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-06-12

The STOMACH IL entirelylk
dependent on the heal
thy action Of the LIVER +
for the proper perform
ance Of its functions II,
when the stomach is At J
fault, the bowels are at
fault, and the whole
system suffers in conse-
quence Of one organ--l7
the LIVER - having(N
eea' cd to do its duty.-II
For the diseases Of that
organ, one Of the pro-lI
prietors has mace 1t his
tudy, in a practice of
more than twenty years,
to ind soma remedy
| whercwith to counter.
act the many derange-
menss to which it is La
Bile. |
To prove that this
remedy is at las, found, /
any person trouble d
wiver LIVER COMPLAINT,
| in any of its forms, has
but to try a bottle, and
conviction is certain. n
These Gums remove
! ell morbid or bad mat
ter from tho system,
| supplying in their place
| a healthy flow Of bile. !
| inyisoraiino the stom..
| acb. causing food 10 d.
! ges; we'll. PURIFYING
rae pLoop, giving tone
and health Ia the vholeI
machinery. removinc
. /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

P.pvtx-Tuoxr4ox the Reformed Dutch church.
Irvngton, y. y, BY the Rev Mr.. Mckciyey, NJ NATHAN
pAiDwN % Vaudeville, 10 Mis- IrItA A. fHoarSoS eldest
daughter of Asa H. Thompson, Of Bcokyn. u
BAKRy-BoHsSssS.--M Grace cbnrrhs Newark, " J.
Tuesday afternoon sept o. by Roy Y n. Cady, rector
~ the PARISH, wnriAw NJ BARRY 70 n,sma Eriznru DO.
H.vSAN. both q New YORK.
B.uiirE--ssun-M Trinity chnrch, Newark, \. y
on Tuesday sept %. BY The RI. Rsv q. W oane, assist
"a Nv Rev pr r. Neville iiYrrwta Bnt,aKnx, of New
York 70 MANY H. only dsugh,er - The s'c iianid smith
OF Newark.
HonxrR--srpw,nr AT Grace shurch. Newark j.,
Tuesday Afternoon, S,p IS. ~ Rev Y X cady, rec
tor III the parish. JOINS v iioTSp @Pstefsburg Va 20
MIRIAM A.. youngest daughter ~ Edward stewart
JosNsos--RomN-oS--O Sunday. Scla -, ~ tho lrv
W. rsylcr. HENhy JoHNsos - Macy. widow u the iatc
William Robmson. ~ ~ wiaui-bufa
acknowledgement Mednc. day sen, ~, " ne
First Prcstytersu chprch Jersey CITY by Rev havad X
Rodgers. r. " vivian = Mrnstnx,r 70 fayNSH daugh.
ter u Capt William 7. Roaecr,, o, lcrscy S,y.
MooR,-.GhnNg7pN. -Un Monday. SEPT ~, BY Rev y :.
Francls y MooRg ~ EwNA G. nsoNfs0x, all O. ihs ~.
Manufacturers .--tn "wednesday S-s ~, ~ the Fr-t
prcsbytersn church Jersey city by Re, naysud X Rod
gclr D. ~ tHkRtrsw MnisR 70 RAusrt NouNsoS, deash.
,cr o. tapI. William Z. Rodgers, o. Jersey CITY -
ErssElI--t nkN0~ Frn--pn MONDAY evening, sept III,
~ tie Rev m futile rector "a ~ iukcs church AZ hs
cs6cncr. nlSJAMis Ets~sIi Faq &c New York, ~ Ms
Prom CmNownln 81 she pace. third daughter ~
john thcnowctb. Fsq late - Rronaoo, Kent rngend
long lie and happy one To ~ bfidcs' oom ana VIC
tride.
NAV angry feelings ne ~ rse 10 ork their love o. reusht
IN throw ~ holy rark aside.
May they aways conldc IN cacs other and wlt sailing
where mankind ! nccr free nom pain ron ,cars md
agony.
Nay temperance guide them AMI may fhcy ever
triumph and AcVgil
oer every obsacc that beet them nay heif liile
boat assail
Kind heaven guard sc. send angels to hover rond th
Young and ncxperieneed peig
WHEN Temptation for evil, troable ass " m
make them objects ~ Thy tpdcr care
That whom they have reached the sbor,A O time wber
their race OF life " run.
when hey close their ewes IN everlasting sleep when tbe,
can behold no more the morning sun
t,N tf.n ~
whore evil ANNOY them bu, wheys az V Joy an
peace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
rarRTuER PARTICULARS.

The chief e.gnccr Of the ifated steam~ Austria Won
Morgcnstern durng bis bfef soiourn in this country
made many acquaintance in the line OF his profession by
whom he very highly esteemed, no, only gentle
man Of very polished education aud manners but also
an accomplished engineer lie several times selected
10 bring of that line The government
engineers at the iron works Of Mr. Murphy, where the
Austria received additions 10 her engines considered
him ~ the FIRST ~ his class and speak o. his untimcv
fate With great egret tpon the previous trip he brought
over his beautiful Young bride uTon wedding tour, and
she returned home WITH him the last outward trip He
vas person Of liberal edacalon aud Was CONNECTED NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

lord Napier, Commodore Arcedeckne and Others,
nounccd Yesterday at the Everett House arrived at the
In the steamship Arabia from llserpoo, Geasr
Rrrav and lady Mclsr isay and three Master prem
nv: %1 8 Se.iaad ..ssw.
france l fss Paul x''cfmra' icn Levy k.sa%snn
G ssm ryr sSsa Ss~
err Rev " yniicr stuart Porter nianshsra
" r Ne. = si n sss Y. %'': S
% srs w. osr c iss s..'
S;ssSs S: Sa.as
Prom c,1.cy " s'esm'g Prime A,ssroxs.sr, Gc..sy
%sss v SSaiaa. yiiea SSSaian, y Esy%sad Sspi
rsyas Mr. @sIer Ms iIsywoaI NJ i-cSa NJ Hsic ~
T sfS Se It ss"s dunn and sn ~
In n. steamship songons,y from ssssnnshIae lisa'n
,sn u ,,sTc. Nc F,sr sa',s Mss As"e s ,I Mis-
smith. Waits, pass MIS- White and easii, George
Aiafieh' sami ruAen' ,,r,,r,,,vs
for tssTrool II he s,.am.sg reranr an, nr.S m
Ieudes b Fs,en srsfS ssasslrs M. Mary sasrisr
S.Ssa Lees T.sissd y. s%d Mss v rsa1S, Ssg ls.s
brand sew isrk ~ AMI Mr. i f,usyson Master shnp.a
Lsshiue; "a King. il,sns.adiss, isss seeismau.
'I fysa ssT fhsseiis s' Bulky Rash Oh
@ NV n ss sry @sei Ss% sr vs. @s SrSs
sow Anderson, Cincinnati; Fred iddnn Leeds, rnE;
eeo oSa ss SSss i o DANIEL seS SsT sors ss
John WRIGHT, Master Frcd wss, Bainore lanes OH
Nepse; CANT, Manchester Nj and Mrs Ioner. Work
Dale Photography Albert Motion. do VA Sstiere tim
roce Irving Nr- Irving, New YORK Mrs John
Tavcr child and Bosirn; Miss Gertrude Lewis
Phadelrlia; lind.ay kicherason New York VIM lewis
WIN IIrse, New York. John CALDWELL Philadelphia; =
Christmas. New YORK; Bcnncrs, rbfadeiphn LOWS
Won If6Hinsnn sfd King. Joseph Moore Htm'n
!. Paterson Master W tulhhcttsno New York Henry
. .c hSnngsa Mem S pr c iS small
Waller Msree, hcni'rimrr, Henry shaw y Bush y
waIne New YORK. ssnssr 1 nsr.s w| NJ. Nc rrce
Gray New york tFe Lee Mnnchesler stuart Nh~on iiaa
depha, q Hergrs,ss. New YORK, W " hcevr, fhlilel
fohcr s.urip,t iontmirr ~ nrann, = Ncwmsn, N.w
York: VIM Canhry Manchester; Herbert Taylor London;
sars rSseh; H Geo smaon' IA x,rspasrs Isa
Townsend Rsrnard thss u Bosi. New Sort; ~ Ia
iaprcade, baadepha; James wsims.y, LONDON: Rocer,
Mrs strange and child, philadelphia, cl,,s OBEY. New
YORK; MIS- Grimm chicago, y Miner, New York; ~ and
sh, York Jsacs Poster. Penn; Mrand Mrs Iss Mar
,snsas Gcser, wese wcon:a NJ and Ms clege q,
nruoks II Adams Mr. md Mr- i Turnbul q spr,Eac
Total 10 Specie. cess AVG g.
For Norfolk and Richmond. ~ he steamship noanokeRd
win Evefts John Eion u Coiamhonn Md VILLAINS Da,t
Weld iendricks W Iamton Mrs II iieals Miss wor
rri n = burr, Mott simmons Mrs Randall. Mis- Gi6len
s nsnsdc Mss cossne, N, s w ,,, pec II,
sn ls CHILDREN SH Ss rSca s Ssy John tsrssw.
Mise sinbis Piske W shepherd Miss white Mrs Baldwin
Mss McRoscrts. ind 10 IN u,c stecf-ige
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
CITY Politics.

REPyBIIcAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTIONS.
ncHrH CoSeRs~oxh nsrmcr.-pursusnt 20 adjourn.
men, from FRIDAY night, the republicans o this district
assembled last night when letter, rcsgning bis noni.
nation was read from Mr.. Waterman Considerable dis
ensued the question Of fusion with the Amer
many OF the delegates expressing their opposition
10 such course Finally committee ~ two from each
delegation appointed 70 confer with the American
party and the proceedings we're soon after uiosed.
fnrfxsia DenUr--There wss 10 meeting OF tbs con
ventoa
Saxrr~na rsrRur FROM what our recor'er rs'ili
learn tbs convention adopted e same course ss t pre-
sejing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
ADDITIONAL NAMES or PASSENGERS.

Tho following The Of % She passengers
which have not been Published beforc:-
In. Richard = Sciicncr, of Philadelphia board
tho Austria returning home after travel In Eu
rope. Ills father swedish Consul In i'hiladehhis
Mr.. IoNic of New York.
The nanc Of the iungarias gentleman who, with his
wife and children, drowned Adeiphus Hermann.
81 Irrlo
There were, Il sppcarg three four missionaries on
board as second cabin Messengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

The AHf.fm Hat
WARNOCK 4 co.
Invite gentlerpn to their exhibition OF fan ard winter
designed for the aged the seratc and the fash
i0nnbc, Aud hshed In worthy Of their reputation
GEN or THE SEASON.
THS YOUNG 0EHTyEMKNs DREas HAT IL peculiarly adapted
s.Nf cfsrmingly attractive.
SOFT FELT AND STORM HATS AND CAPS,
convenient for tho pocket and OF varied pas suitable for
travelling. sporting evening and rainy weather
WARN0ck a CO. Hatters,
ti9 broadway, St Nicholas fioet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
Captain de RExieYe's Lecture.

l.EtitkE LOST.
Under the head of "Amusemcnts, in the advertising
columns OF yesterdays issnD appeared announce
that Captain H. A. dc Rivicre would deliver alec
ture Love, at Hope Chapel, Wednesday evening
II interesting announcement, People had heard so
much Of the dongs of the Zouave the camps Of both
Mars and Venus that there pretty general curiosity
to what he looks Ike and that sentiment oC itself pro
missed to paying audience. Last winter the
individual, having served campaign in the crimsa, aud
having consequently military experience undertook
descant citizens from the stand the
theme OF war. Since ,hon having gone through an anna
tory campaign in obokcn and being consequently posted
up the subject OF love- his impulses led him 10 desire
communicate his interesting experience that point
the way. The cheyaiier de Riyiere, having flied u
large space IN the public eye IN connection with hts
affair Of the heart with Miss Bount felt called upon TO
enghtcn symralhizing public aud resolved TO do
through the medium Of lecture love. Hence the
nonncemcnt 10 which We have referred.
But, alas for tho vanity az human expectations the
dosyncresy which prevents the Of true love from
running smooth apply also TO lectures the
eeture roem Intercepted by emissary Of jus
ice, who produced warrant FOR his arrest, and con
veycd him prisoner Ia the station house IN Mercer
s4saav a. uaS Aastsnce VI Cart.
Grant Of the Nicaraguan army, with whom De
has recently had difficulty The charge that the
challenge mortal combat After about hours delay
bail procured aud Dr Ryiere restored 10 liberty
but late TO allow Of his performing his engagement
lie Is To- appear this morning before Justice Welsh 10
the charge, and purposes delivering his lecture
Glove" TO morrow evening at Hope Chapel