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The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-27

n'uo'dled, for | knew they would come up
on hearing the report of my gun
But they didn't come as soon as I ex-
pected-in fact | thought they would
never come. / felt that it would be a
dreadful thing, after my providential es-
cape, to be left to perish ingloriously in a
mud -puddle-not ending my days in "a
hand-to-hand encounter with the foe, and
like Emerson Bennet's heroes, nobly Civ
ing up my existence in defence of mans
prerogatiye Of shooting game and Iniins,
or covering myself with glory, and becom-
ing great and good man, loved by many
and respected by all-but being smothered
in mud-puddle yelled and hallooed
until L could do SO nc more. a coldness
came creeping over me my faculties be-
came benumbed, and my mind wandered.
L thought was dead; so, to settle the mat
ter satisfactorily, [ concluded TO pinch my
self on the arm, which l did so effectively
that 1t elected a tremendous yell, and an ex-
clamation greatly at variance with the
plOuS resolves made a short while before
But at lass they came and proceeded
to pull me out Of my unenviable resting
place. After regaining terra frma, |
Immediately picked up my now quiescent
coon in order make a closer examination
of him than | had done during our
short acquaintance, when-''tell it not
in Gath, publish it not in Askelon'' the
much-dreaded coon, from whose ravenous
jaws my wonderful escape [ was prepared
to relate, on examination proved to be
nothing more or nothing less than the
smaller dog-the one which had manifes-
ted SO much affection for me from the
start of our journey-and who, having
strayed away from the party soon after its
arrival at the field, was returning to meet
Us when he was arrested in his course by
Gus's shot, which, frightening him con
siderably, induced him to turn tail in
stanter! The balance is known.
| don't remember how we made home
that night but l do know that that last
resolution has been faithfully adhered to-
The damages for the killing of my canine
friend was twenty-five dollars. Hence
forth, in the category Of ''feld sports" l
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1859-10-27

nsa- A young Tennessee girl married
an entire stranger recently, alleging she
should have plenty of time to become ac-
auainted with him afterwards.
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BY a TELLER WHAT WENT TO THE FEsrIyUL.
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-@sS.e

a CORRESPONDENT thus gives his Impressions
OF sleeping car:-''I do not think | have
committed many sins in my day, hut had they
been trebled, that nights ride ought to rub them
see punished severely, [ should be perfectly
satisfied to see him put to bed in !, slccping car
and forced to ride all night as did; could
after that forgive him witnalI tny heart. dis
ti"ctly and e.aphatically pronounce a sleeping
car humbug-a nuisance Of the first water.
Lave we gone back TO the dark ages the days
vi the inquSiton2 am inclined To think So,
and the first instrument Of torture isl, slcepin,
car, description Of which is unnecessary the
present moment. Only try them once ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01
CAEESs.

Carcssng is any act OF cndcarment by which
the heart testiies its fondncss for beloved one,
with or without the use of words. It nav be
called the silent language Of the eyes nd.hands.
telling what gentle fires are burning. in the
heart and preaching to the affections and 10 the
passions of the inspiring charms which arouse.
aud .enslaVes the senses. 1t is a dizzy and be
wi!dering prccpicr, upnn which innocence
should be taught never to venture, until ny,ncn
blessing.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01

TIE Frothville Debating Society were consiI.
erins the pr"p,iety of purchasing a burial lot
aud it was used as an arsumrnt in its favor that
one of the members had expressed the wish
that, when he oied, he might be laid in a lot
owned by the Sooisty he esteemed so mucii.-
was asked of one whn was ininical to tho c 1i mr.
chase. '0h, it's all settled, )" was the reilly; "it
is to be purchased, but the man who agreed To
be buried init has backed oui!''
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COUSINS.

This is often word of convenience 10 got. .up
relationship, where none wfatcvcr exists. in
order order 10 save scandal, where a lady and gentle
,han the custom of sncietv allows. M.nv :,
t9tor has been smuggcd safely through undes
the pretence of being a cousin.
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CoNSTAScY.

There is scarcely a virtue in the whole code
OF love which is more admirable than constancv
aud conjugal devotion. Without this, all the
other charms, even Of female lovliuess, seem
worthless Whatever beauty She may possess,
even though size may have the tingc Of i1ebc on
her cheeks, and The grace Of an ARIEL in her
step will 60 for nuught, if she is destitute Of
this chief -excellence of lovely woman.
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CoI.D,

A cold lover is the most unpopular Of lovers
iEGrmtA Of 1e0'4 lisa mighty watctlword in love
C"tdness is, however, often only an assumed
covering to a conscious weakness of nature
Thus Labouisse says, "Thc wouran that ne bo
.ti,nid '''O
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GuY.LovE.

The passion of love in boys bears about the
same relation to genuine love that green fruit
does TO ripe. Women OF a little experience
soon learn that ii is not quite safe to trust boys
with the secrets Of their hearts, as they are apt
both TO nSintcrPrct and msrepresent any little
Freedom of manners. At-this period, the ina
gnution is morbid from weakness aud experts
ence; and pr0ncness to boast of what their
vanity conStrGcs into acloaaces ON tte part of
ladies, is among the least i'll consequences Of
flirting with boys.
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BELLE.

y belle is beautiful and gay lady. a woman
Who is considered the handsomcst and most ac-
cumpliShed lady of her town, is called the 5olle
Of that place. And this is distinction which
her natural and acquired charms may obtain
for her, without any assumption whatever on
her part. But when it is said of Il woman that
she is great hello, We understand that She
strives for the distinction herself, and that her
ion and flirting This is most despicabe
character for woman, and corresponds to the
word bean i'll the other gender She seeksafor
opportunities TO make cunqueSts Of the hearts
of rnen, aud is never happy except when She
sees that her charms being appreciated and
admired. Such woman is either pctted, or
deSpised, or laughed ut by all men, except tho
6ea@, who is her natural brother.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01

trenchmont Of ''buts" and ''irs" The ,ooman|
t0ho hesitates as lost, is an old maxim, which
cannot be too often repeated.
"ol., woman trae sh1uli be your Judgment when
your resolution Is SO weak" k."-sHsRiDGs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01
AYEESIoN.

Aversion is strong and uncorqucrable dis
like which sometimes possesses the heart in
relation to individual of the opposite sex, for
which, frequently, there can he no cause assign
ed And whenever this aversion takes up its
abode in the heart, every effort to dislodg &c it
Will generally end in making it strike deep and
permanent into the very core of the passions.
f ILead me Ssr bones a1d kulIs and mOulderfng
Or wind M in the shroul of some pale CORPSE
Yet green In earth, rather than be bride
or Ga-cias more deteStrd bed"
When a man finds woman thus affected to
wards him, in vain will he sue 10 her. As well
may he pray to the rocks. All his Kindness
all his cntreating love, backed by wotnan's
mighty tcmptcr, richest gifts, will only end in
making him more abhorrcnt to her eyes. She
will sooner love man who she KNOWS hates
her than who loves her more than She
wishes him to. II man finds itimpossibe to
disengage his affections from one who has con.
tractGd this arsrSio~ to lin, the best thing he
can do is to hang or drown himself, and leave
his friends the comfort Of knowing that he COM
n,itted suicide for one who despised him
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ATTACK.

n 6risk attack is a favoritc phrase of expc.
rienced hands ut the business oflove nnking,-s
They have probably taken n hint from the play,
Faint Heart Never Wou Fair Lady'' AEnchia.
vel gives the lover cue, in his lesson to politi
eians:-',It is better,' says he, ''to sin through
too much vlvacity than too much timdity-
Fortune is a woman, and rconires n brisk at
tack. She grants victory oftener TO rash, i'm
petuous characters, than to the cold and cir
cumspect" !"
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c. q. sT1FEL,
Ns"nufHetnrcr of 'rta az sheet Eron ware


EoU5EFURNI5H1EG HARDWARE,
TT As on hand very large assortment Itouserurnsh
IL ing Goods part his Stock consisting of II fine lot
ofiTater-cOoers lined with porceIan Water-GvrerS Wait
Grs Facahisters, Masser's pneut Freezer CID
Dominion Coaee-nots rd cages Cutlery BriIanUiE
black Tin Ware Timed aud Enaele Hollow Ware Brass
He requests of his 9nd the public generally
particular a:teEon to his Wntercooer pat Freezer
gay wishes to C and Old DoIiuiun Coffee
Ptt ngEes the best coffee an will pay insaving COTE
Also on hand very large assortment Of liI maIu-
!cturCd Tin Ware, wholesale retail. Any articles not
on hant Will be made I" order the shortest
f59- FRUIT CANS Al pA Us ON HIf Nd
Fnse III Mnt Of housekeeping. Goods will do we'll to call
OIL him His articles are too to mention Those
who call will lind every fitting out fine
houset'od G. +. STIFEL,
my2s'-d GIN No1IS Main st, Wheeling, Ta.
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ESTABLISHED 1864.
IA NRA

New Wine and Liquor Store.
NHE undersigned respectfully begs leave to inform his
this day opened Wholesale and Retail Vine Liquor
Store, connected with Barronm, at No. % Main street,
stant keepO hand fll pure Wines Bran.
dies, Whistles, Gin, Rum, Ci ars, &c.
As 1t tnt.ntion to keep nothing but pnre stu aud
the closest cntlon u all me-
hope TO receive share OF public patrnnaSe which ear
nestly solicit uyls-9mi Co2RAD STRUBEI..
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Absence is considered the great bane and tor.
,nent OF lovers Every lover writes to his be-
loved that, when absent from her, the time lays
on or leadcn wines-mnutes are tortured into
into months, months into years, and vears into
interminable ages. Existence has become
burden, and he is kept alive only by the sweet
hope of meeting the dear object again
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-01
BEATTY.

Beauty has been calleti ''the power and arms
of woman" Diogcnes called it '.woman's most
forcible letter of recommendation CarneadcS
represented it rs "a queen without soldiers"
aud 5Ihcocritus says it is "a serpent covered
with tiowers;" white a more modern author hu-
tnorousy defines it Ga bait that as often catches
the fisher as the fish" Nearly all the old phi.
loSorhers denounced and ridlcned beauty as
evanescent, worthless, and mischieyous. But,
alas! willie they preached against it, they were
none the less its slaves. None of them were
able to withstand "the sly smooth witchcraft of
a fair young face"
"Fair trssscs mans imperial race ensnare,
And beauty draws us by single hair.''
a really beautiful woman is a natural queen in
the universe of love, where all hearts pay n glad
tribute to her reign. But it is nevertheless true,
that the geographical standard of beauty is va
rious and unstable. As Cowley sings -
..Beauty, thou wild fantastic ape,
Who dost in every couatry change thy shapes
Here black, there brow here tawny, anu there white,
nut AND If.
These are fatal words in love, for they too
often denote that thc proAptings Of reason and
prudence are about to succumb To the lcmands
of inclina;ionand passion. But II 1t should be
knO@n-but If you should 7roFe inconstant;
these We say, are .t4tal ao0nls, FOR they show
that she has already surrendered, and vainly
strives to hide her weakness behind this en-
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INSURANCE.
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AGAINST 4 CONTINGENCIES
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CASH CArITAL (pRd ln) :SO0,OGO
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TAKEN on TIIE MOST RrSScS, ,EI :. TEtNS
Losses eqU!tably adjusted and PROMPTLY pal by
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,addles! saddlea!. saddleal

Saddles! Saddles! Saddles!
Harness! Harness! Harnessl
Trunks! Trunks! Trunks!
7 IfANE now on hand large assortment tie above
urtteies of ever: syie aEd PATTERN lries, Coll
lars, Whips Garnet Bags, &c; sii wlel will Cheap
Tor SaS Sa;iies from to 24s Trunks from = to $2
Siu-l Harness from $ln 81; Double arness $2j
to $50. Aay "ne in wan: of anything my
we'll To give call.
w"rH made nT-r aud repairing done or short notice
,nl2a CHAs MORGAN.
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IneerPora'ed Isle--Ohnr,es Perpe,unI.
CASH CAPITAL. $4,000. .00l.

ABSOLUTE AMI. .UNIlPAIRED.
NET SURPLUS OF $9A2, 1912,
and the prestige of years success and experience
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THE INTEI.LIGENCEP
THE DICTIONARY oRLoyR
IPnbll.hed by Dick and Fitzgerald, New Yorl !
DEFINITIONS OF POPULAR TERMS.

ABSENCE.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. EASTEikLY'S
iodine and Sarsaparll1a

Will cure all diseases arising from an impure
state of the BLOOD or depraved condition OF TINS
Fluids of the system, viz: Cancers, Swelling OF
the Glands Rhsu a,atism, White Sweliings, Chronic
Sore Eyes, Piles Bols. Erysipela', Goitre, PANS IN
the B, mes and joints, Ulcers in the Mouth and
Threat, and all Chronic Constitu tional Dseases.-
This IN ed i,ns Sc arches out the very roots of the
disease by purifying tas blooi, and changing the
secrstions in the system, thus removing the cause
whcs renders the cure certain and permanent.
DR.. Eastsrly's Iodine and Sarsaparilla will cure
the worst mercural disease, and drive out and de-
,stroy every particle of mercury, and cure its bad
effects.
It will csre secondary syphili' or venereal dis
ease and will drive the Sypilitc virus and all DE-
relitary taiuts and poisonous matter out OF INC
,ystemt ough the pores of the skim and festo's
the patient to perfect state OF health and purity.
Il is positive cure for Liver Complaint and Dys-
eel .ia if used proper length Of time. challenge
the world to produce its equal in these complaints.
The afa cited will bear in mind that Dr.. Eastsr'y
Iodine and Sarsapsrila will cure all Nervous DIS
eases, Femae Complaints, Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases
Of the Kidneys, Blailer and Urinary Oraa,, Ia
few days.
twill Iemovc Piiaplcs and Botches from the1
PACE, and make tho Skin clear, white and b'auti-
full as alabaster. 1t 4'ss this - purifying the
BLsop, and by its prompt action on the Liver
Xiineys AMI Seer etory o:gaas, producing vigorous
health.
Persons Who havs long b'sn afflicted with Scrot-
MIA. Old Sores, letter, Rinsworm, Scald lesd,
Botches, Eruptions of the Skin AMI all Cutaneous
Diseases, are advised to procure Grdley's Salt
Rhsum, and Tetter Ointment to apply on the sores,
or disea,sd parts when using DR.. Eaatery's Iodine
and sarsaparila. The Ioiiae and sarsap1rila pu-
rifles the blood, and causes the sores to discharge
their putrid matter and the Ointment heals them.
When both are used (which | always recommend)
a permanent and +. iicil cure Is always ehected.-
They are the best aui most powerful curatives
known to man. A fair trial is all ask do not
fear the result.
Price Of the Iodine AMI Sarsaparilla 81 per bot
tie, or 6 bottles for s.. Grideys Salt Rheum
Ointment 10 cents per bottle. Both are prepared
by DR.. Eastery, corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, St. Louis, Mo-, sole proprietor, to whom
a II orders must be addressed.
qsg-Sold by ]. B. D)aghert., Mascatine, and
by Druggists generally.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-14
e1FDr. Carriers Cough Balsam

ill cure Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con assumption,
Bronchitis, Splitting If Blood, Pain in the Side and
Breast, Pleursy, Whooping Cough, Coup, Liver
Complaint Papitation of the Heart, and all disea-
ses Of tho Throat, Chest and Lungs. No one should
,eg!ect cough cold siasle day. Millions die
annually by nsglectins Common Cold. Coughs
and Colds lead to Corsu Etion, and then to ear
y death. Reader, have you a cough, cold or any
disease of the lungs? Procure at once that celebra-
Dk.CARTER's CoUGu 8ALsAM, which never fails to
relieve a cough in twenty-four hours, and always
cures the wor cases of Gods, Coughs, and alldis
GASES Of the Throat and Lungs in few days.
Pfice-tra! bottles Is ce It's; Urge bott'ss 81 per
bottle, or bottles for S..
es> DIR. EASrERLY, corner Third and Chest
nut streets St. Louis No. sole proprietor, to whom
all O, ders must be addressed to get the genuine
Sold by J. B. Dousherty, Yuseatlna, and by drug
gists generally.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-14
Guardian's Notice.

To Sussn Rcamy, Daniel W R,,my, Harry G..
Reany, Lucy Reamy, Peter K Reamy. John
s Reamy, James c. Re5my and Mary Reamy,
children Of Susan Reamy. and for whom Ohm
Holloway was on the 9th day of August. A D
1s49, appointed Guardian by the Probate Court
of Muscatine county, Iowa:
You are hereby notified that the accounts Of said
John Holloway az Guardian, will be presented to
the county Court o. Mu-catine county, Iowa, on
the first Monday Of February, A 1859 for final
settlement and that he will then ask the coart
for full and final discharge from all further
duty and liability as guardian. You ars respect
fully invited to BE- present and show cause. it any
you have, against any of the items Of the &C.
counts of said IIoH way as gnar1ian. o against
his fl al di scharze from duty ard liability.
JOHN HOLLOWAY, Guardian.
ByJACOB Blu TIER, his Atty.
Musca tine an. 4, IS59-j5.3w
Ordered that the above notice Nc published fol-
three cons ecutlve weeks 10 the baca Demscratic
ENQUIRER and Mzscatine Weekly Journal.
EDW'D Il. THAY { K, County Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-14

DkdOle enect upon Gus ness.
Wheat-Firm at rates quoted below. =
Considerable arriving and buyers plenty.
P0rk.-The packing season has about
closed. The number of dressed hogs coming
in by wagon during this week will probably
exceed 1000. Prices declining-S5,Oo.
Potatoes slightly advanced,
We append our usual quotations:
Wheat-Old, S0a90c.
&c New, 50a55c.
Winter, Csc (nominaD
Flour $5,00a$5,5O.
Buckwheat flour, 1926 per 100 lbs; re-
tail $3.50.
Corn, in the ear, 35a40c.
Oats old, 45a50c, new, 35a4Oc.
Barley, 4Oa6Oc.
Rye, 500.
Beans, 50ca$l,0
Potatoes, 55a65c.
Applcs-green Sl,25aSl so, dried 81, 40
per bu. -
Eggs, zoe.
Butter, l5a20c.
Smoked ham, sugar cured, loal2 l-2c.
Shoulders SC
Clear sides, &c
Lard, l0al2-2c.
Hides, green, 5 l 2a6c; dry flint l3al4c.
Lumber, Sl0aS30 per 1000 feet,
Hy--frairie, $3,o0as4; timothy, 5000
a$7 per ton.
Lime soc per barrel.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admins
~ tration on the estate Of Moses Sawyer, late
of Muscatine county, deceased, has by the county
court Of said county been granted to the under
signed All persons indebted to the said estate are
required to make immediate payment, and all per-
sons having claims against it must present them
to the undersigned, properly aut hentcated within
the time prescribed by law, otherwise they may
be debarred Fl ON all participation in said estate.
EDWARD STEWART, Administrator.
Let the above be published in the Muscatine
Weekly Journal for four consecutive weeks:
Z. Ii. THAYER, Co. Judge.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-14
DIR. EASTERLN'S
and AgUC AllAcr

VIII cure Ague and Fever, Cnills and Fever, Dumb
A que, Intermittent and Remittont Fever, and all
he various forms of Fever inident TO bilious eli
mates. If there is man.w an or child suffering
with Ague and Fever, they are advised to procure
Dr.. E,stsrly's Fever and Agus Killer. 1t is a
positive cure speedy and permanent. Try it,
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for IS.
DR.. Easterly. cerner of Tsird and Chestnut
streets, St. Louis, Mo-. sole proprietor to whom all
ord ,rs should be addressed to get the genuine.
Sold by J. B. Dougherty Muscatine, and by
druggists generally.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-01-14

No The vegetable ingredients, entering into the
composition of DR.. Halls Basam for the Lungs,
renders it at once ANTI FEBRILE, Tonic, and heal
ing in its proprietes
If the pulse is excited. it soohes the strength
is declin;n it restores it, and if the lungs are
inAamed, and liberation is threatened, it heals
and nvigorates them such is the PHILosorHY
of its operation, and many thousands rescned from
the verge of the grave, testify that this is its
oraetitaI effect. See advertisement. dec. IA.