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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-12-03
tFor ths Mountaineef .lA.fa=l
TO THE doMER or NAuyoo.

HYHE. ii. 81
YorR harp Is silent i that harp uHsirung
Which once 10 richly and 90 sweetly sungl HI
Have NlIie's dull cares, 4 which rndeiy plssr
II ii. along
Old Times swift chariot, crush'd me themes u
@.. aongp .. g .lis ss IA. 5...
No, nos answer no: your gifted pen, H Il
Which herstofore has bleet your fellow. men,
+ Has matter IN abundance now on hand.
With ready skill that matter TO command.
Eternal wisdom and eternal love,
Fresh from the fountain flowing from above,
From self-suppl siug sources. will difase NJ
Their copious dranghts z inspire the willing
muse. Il. :e3.5 ;,5 a.*5
Then take the Tyre and touch III chords again, 4
And let these valleys echo with fbe strain; \ !.
And ttins, IN doing good ID others, lest .=5 '
This seripture's TRUTH sin blesatag, hoa,t D,
4 blessed ~, g.: :;g:.
s. D. City, Nov. ..:. {. hi: =" .:.. +
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Or in verso, as follows:

h q The ram, the bull, the heavenly ficiHsi
And, next lhe crab, the lion shines, 81.
$;sG. The pir9iH Rn6 the scaIesj. z: IS: :;
The scorpion, archer, and sea.goat,
The man that holds the pafer pot, ~
! And fish with gIittering tsisp
The most Snowy Of the consultations
is Orion, distinguished by his belt Of
three stars in a row =; beneath
these is Sirius, the brightest Of the stars;
and above, to the right, are the red
star Of the Bull, and the Pleiades Of
Seven Stars; and to the left, two bright
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-27
- . - REOElUK, Tow Az WEDNEsDA Y; JULY e7ls
. Fever ssl and and Age,uJe ., II,

from whch msak kind suFar eyssf re- 4lrgs past -
s ss r. 6 Ss. :ss
vegetable decay. This exhalatiop il evolv(d 81
tie aetiBA ~ s6la hsae oA&ee S6f al1d tiDla WITH
thnlwAexy vaper fna 81 " haeA hs - kseaU&
thc'har4en this Fappy lineera mar iAa eartA,Aan-
Iass s snss Ne s sSs tst i y he
p0sAon Oh the Internal N4ccra md ex6fetnS olkaK1
Sf the body. The liver beeusc6 tKpld nd fals ID
scspte not mly this Hw~a, but sa1ee Mi bio ffoan
&c blood Both the virus and the hne secslnulatp,
d the circulation, and produce violent conetitu,
tohar afsordef' fns sraten yhe Yidpeys, Ind lie
smash kynpaAhns Nth ~ liver, md Ae6o4le
d,oydaDed also. GinAle, tAs instinpt II o~r orAe
ganisqp, a. in, N, sttppf a5pFpsl tAe npyiQsA
infas!on, ccncentrxtes the whole blood Of Tie body
IL the iatefnaf % f6tce them u csst 4
ottl The blo0d 4e2ves the surface, and fusteS 10
tseccnra n1sns with opatsstivs stol snesn Fllls
is ihe CHELL., Hut in this ert il fas., 1han <hs
n SyER follows, in Which the blood ,lfHes the CEN
,rh organs and PUSHES " the surface, - II y
another ehbrt N e1peI Tie irit Ahg pdfsun dtSdSh
thai other igssacl exusetny ~ tho tk1H. m OiiS
also it fails and the system abandons the Asslmfs
eKhausteh and waits for the reeEHypf srsngtA
10 repeat the hopeless efori another day., These
are the fits or patdzy sins 'pf FivER ASb A6nuK
81 eh conktiruti@nat disorder win Of tb,fsc dndef>
ri I'D tho hasl1h isis ma rmovsilatii IL feeila
n We have laborcd to hnd, and have found -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-07-27

g. & : !. OEauiDaA Nosses. ....s.sd.- "
IL w. II. Farnsss dohn Tarbellt Va +. Tasnsepi'
VIM. Edwards, Thomas Dennis, Edward Ahssa-
son, E.sLes Son, Queen City VssaIsh Company
Harris r Co., A.~s- Fahnesto~ky, Aepidge. 81 Ma
Tall, - ining, A. hswis, J. =. Cox ~ W.
B.1arrplls ~ sssast ss.h@sN ~fltsedwff
VOU and saeh Il you are hereby notiAss sAhAt't
i tAsreis on Ale An the Clark &C. Of tie o.
trict Couyt Of Lee 0Ounty, Ie~sy = @Aeokuk, -
itttioA Of Thomaa Tnnton Zone - 49, aate tsm -
". H. Fsnsr / 0es) praying fsc = Settlsmaot q
the partnership visitors thsr ain enssocsd oetwssn
petitioner and go Farmer and Ahs. sther psstass
q ssT sss liz. ssss .as Ia ata. "a
sinss " the Same 10f the DSHsAs 81 then cfsdit-
pfassus4e 1unsspsst ~ ssid OesFs = sasar Pre-.
cSedings yAdef sid tspate tAaA SAD "
the 1atS 1rm Of Edwards Turnsr,) report n $40
Court what asssts Of said Fymer Go. als n HE
Of tAa AaAD ~ .11Usrdw ~ Tafhsr md that ssid
FAhz0Hsshn. LssA Son, Qussa, City 9ani.h Sem
EP4ny, Harris CO. 49, Fehnsst9p 6EAHCse giy.
b Hkmeis unthb&n 70 pstitfonN1. Mcgtidgs
McFail, - Winning; t~hcss k1vvh anfmt - nm
Known TO psti.ioner}, tswis, Cox, .,snd xas,sL.
srbditos of said nrm, apd said Dennis, assignee OF
csain clsims Of divers other creditors, bs barred
and excluded from oil claim upon the assets OF
sald Farmer Co,Gl Against psttisnsraAdkfor such
oscs, srs r1ssp' a,n nsllsih as 'aS''y ~
EaH1 thssssens, uAhss 20 asi,saA shyeA ~
pear AID Answer 10 said Court on pr bsf9!4 m
daUS9l thU estshB6t tkfin t1S50) Of VIA Co6f, u
eolpmapcA q Ksskuk m thcI Arss MeAaaD 1l'6sp~'
teSabsr, JUDGMENT will be rendered Against gov
pr dsrf1sss. NJ I 'RobG1E1 m GfLtMOkH;"
July ID. Io6o-dIn rn4a 61kn1nk BeAiAsdDer.
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Legal notice.

vIvO CuAREEB afuDILLi You ne hereby noti--
L Ad thet there Il 9Sr On. d4s W ~ Clark t06ss
az ~ District Court Of Lee County, IoHa. vt Keo-
hpk, psstasSA sf DAAss5 t1BayneS3 elAiMihgbf
Yen fAs,ssm Of tHs haAAgeA .a.A fessstyraee Sad
tpo dollars, With ten Per gen. inssri. on w e
snn4 A. ~ 1T rsaia ANN fJsno Jug 80.
1858, and 81 per espt per annum interest on Scs q
said sun a}6hI AaR6tS III 1853, uAd Ten pei cent.
per amman Jnssrest pns$ 7-M II. seid asm GtreA
S4ptembSr 10, 1855, upon four proniscry notes ~
Sh tivsn, payable 70 the order Of Ramsay, stan
HSs Haynes . II dated May !, .Sos' ana psyaDls
ssspscGively in a. dsys, 70 dAyx opss westAs ~
AvA mont hs from late; laid petition praying also
Tor a. s&Ssts a aseAchnsSt, On the ground inst
laid McDlliaA paa,rssi the SJ@tN eflauAs
ma has property and ctedits not exempt from axe
s.,sa1s ,.sIfW .ssHiniE esu fg l@1a7t@et s1'At1A4
NAV, therefore. unless yRa sssser, and snswsr
said petition on or before The, second day Of the
Sentsn ST. sta~1 u8soL " sSmmsncs on the INST
Mondayef September, lAbs i Augment WALL - rsa-'
! o II L. ssna' s y fns q. cURfIs,s ~ e
=. ys.. la le1o. In t- Attstfor Plan -
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4. Z Ez4ES87b.
CHANGE 0F TIhEl : I : !
r " q ID A4fAT TIA N0y

II tale -sascs % Monday, ;Jdne 9Th, 1859.
To-. : :sG a.'ts - 81; FAN. . q. l.ss.
1so&sf DyyPo. .se11AHFfnts IVtllUn1aH auon"nj
First Train vssKsokuk daily (Sun-
days ezcspssdp asfg dIk9O gsf 600 4. r.
Second Train leaves Keokuk daily
rs sss's H. fssles' an,fe.e A.ilx FL
tSuAdays excepted) 1T s:l5 4. n.
Sspnd Train ieassS Montrose aaaay aA
, ttSsndays sxesptfdAA ~ ara 10000 RfA-
TEMPfiN, PLUMMER / CO., Lessees.
J AZ ID. W. LA Wis. u6uperi.ssnaSns.e as naaf1
J. 4. TKwKsBURY, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
Tbs abors AlisiDsw psspsred 20 fmnish
Cam for Pic Mics and pleasure parties short
tice ald Of thosnOsA fuysssh3s terms Eof fafs0sT
Information apply 1t the Once in Packet Depot,
'f jss sss :, ss :E, 'sWjP' v1 u I'll = =
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YISO AtAAaM1C ACKEnLANDi. YSA ir6h truly
:, ~ aa o :. as :.
Dol uss, piaesl, vhosRs hy AhsiE 1rasdiaA h4aAin
st.dofd, ciaiming 81 You The rsvsIsion in Zee sim
pk 81 shsisls~lns 'ssAs e1tAte situatsde ID nss
county. IqHa VII; tn midi yiaeAA efr Tho l6Nllst-
ing parcel 81 ground situated in lots eleven Aqd
t.slv~ il taBal si3ysass = sciiy Of 'Ksokak,
street Ssrxlsn Nah khd johnspn streets, thence
aAons sAltlAas Of asd3Sd - stsstSe ~ 'ffotn
niaus 81 aid = fsst, on the i;ns d lot u toward
Jehnsoa strsSs 2oliss, theAes b 1rtht satiss xik
Iii, thenSe to1afdstHs Atty and parallsl with SIP
Strsst q fssg thsass "a sth stSSse paslltf With
'.s ;sl' :s;y bs7ss: / IA
r.lty g16tAipsrssn Saihink 49, tAAs Pesiticn-
&C. H. I'D sl lSssss s;, aafsl.s "
nov Ahhsslassy ursSsss yss sappsafl ma sns.er
"a said petition on hA8ele she tsspAf dC ~ the
september term us6s, p{ said Gpurt, Judgment will
~ ryndssstsgstnle y0u tkttess. laia'-I. = ps'
49, ..ss CURTIS, H. a LII MORE, ctlkEls.nw
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gaargNyabssess AasS adj ni Ttsaaav'
puM1c, NQTkcFh henahg si.aA -tast = The
10th DAY Aa4 psH4t, r. The daoE aisss clsek's
ohios in Wy Ny u KsShgt lhtll .al toE so.h y
tate In thseo&ht p0e 1ssuahd etAtS of loNt, Wis:
lot il hloek 16a4a theNiAys - Ksokuk. u iGss9i
81, ;;c; cs; ,. "a i. :: 81 !;
purp6se " I1S9fink tina .psy ment Of : PFoDllseEy
u0ts. haas Ayo1N sFYAxeis AcAat9II 70 .JSthS1
LAskin, pedAhe hsaAsf If satd usGei xhfch % ldud
and anpaida having. pesdusad thu .ams 10 ne, 4
shall make sAi2sAle aacordinsly %lAshelR mako b
rffi aa7o tshisa'M. n RfEDkR, Trustae. 4.
4 ,July9, i lB00sal ~ ,snolsnai sW9'stS hfF 7h'
771O AUGU5TU6W.KN6bE sFffr4od 1lS Ker1-
j ~ npAiAsaA hst tAsrs ~ IN lie III The Cleff1
Office pf the nlyict Csntk " .L4sO suaty ,IAsa ~
sisshsis y fss sl q niS .jss.ss.s sS.s.is
notes sDsSiAG3 in M tlti6n. whereof tsy ~ ~
holdass sAid pstitiOn prayiae fer - 9astaehMsnt
Aesinst yqW property a NJ ground thas pm aFs1
81. . j. e. Sss ..aps &.
said Court ai their term Of Sspfc Der, l6bg, tpdg
nsnt N ~ b rtt1srsd ssAinse ~ ~ ddfktn FL
thu amount SAalmAa end oeAes. lklnininn .ihi 10
,,sIa .{kss ;! l. s9sS agl,;an:y.
- = nA 0O ElOU n received from st. Louis
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VnG q, aersS, nosiasa ahatlAsrs lss oAafls'iA'
ths cl,1t. as, Il tAs pi,.Ta. 0osEt a. e r,
SeSv:. asaia,sss Sssrs. IS aid uoars x1siass
Fl 4: ss ss Ses.s M
on 4nsteAgea by ysu tsfd Brown eiteu! dsssd
q Rsfsi is". c K
pAasa nmsy - said'fsalty,sh N! $Ss1:se; PtyAsas
fro{s dats the rAls 81 ton pr CENT. per .nnYm.
1AJshas aaaAalAyJ tdslAsitin pAyinshs = Wy Ina
s:a ia ss.ss sss e
fault, 80 blsinnsi ssoc rtas fsrsdlossfe shl tsS'
q s,iS %es%;'s,s aRa SSs.; .sy MORT
..S e g e. e, e
neI tsnn n saili ssart ~ hssauun@hs 1re Mem
s s.y tes sJb S 81 sA5s.
Tai, GvRafs, saiI1.ioas = QUARTS ,.~
,.,v ,.,,.ss1api A'sQFs''. ifsF fs.'na'a" .
II VnTTa.n FFvhNdFTEE.r'Hurrr "'T'Fr ~
vrh PATR4CK AADp0N ssuh- aYosIs1 seHly'
a. eo u, 'fss ssss osa Sosss fsa.
rat RsskHl, 4 psaiaioa a. A.sa n. Isow~ ishAzinS
:,ss; 3. 3 ,s ca1 sisa':
On hsa peeh~ n. nss. e alnofseae: 2 ys.se'
; ;,s sss:a ss;s & sa ss. Sssfasa Il
biyo 42a. y thAaitatoi x eakskJ LsssshAagpIsds
YEA !. ;;ssIs sas R;y3ssess; q q; 2sgsk
'ssalipa, i, MIA iserassK
q gs1 s ;:ss e. .; fa =sy
pr iItaxeaA 70, netA ..ssA whale ssntmao o.aae
3s1;| ~: a ssss'1.sa ssass,af Il: :sef le
as&taesd sssniae. And ~ szs.sai,Aaaeo Of IN
squiky 81 redemptiqn under seid moItgAge md fqFs
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.Ifftl.I T
DIR. j. G.. AVER g. CO.s
m4m low EbI. MA B's. ,in7htss1i
I'd PRIcr Oss DoLLxn srER BOTTLE ~
Ayers Cherry PectDrN

has won for itseQ RAch a re1nwn 1h thu eufUa of
every variety of Ihrnat and Lung CsnpAint, ttliss
It E entirely unnecessary for IN "a recount, tho
eviaenck Sfits virtues Wherever ii has been eup-
paoysdi Ait has lonH berh Ia constant use
threughOut this section. need aotido more than
assure the people ita aualtyis kept up 20 1hel.st
i eyer has been. and that i may he. relied on -
do for their RELIEF az i has ever been found 2 do
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- Hl0Dl NHnss4 tEe6HaJ ring.
'NsME sphAafibAr 4aines bbligPd ~ msks . change
! = is the WArCa REPAraixa DEPARrnnHr, has -
cured the service. Si 4, cqmpets9h rorkmap--one
ore Wilkb&x - WltAi n x0tk anty1Gtsd Ia my
csre, ~ work vaen1ntsdg1i gitS satiSfsctioa:
1as RspqTi!pe &c dvsfke olbssakHi 70, also the
man % tsDsgfln9 rs spaasi sssfl description. shall
] P. S.IWdkSf w tssap hot, kfytng prJecf SAT-
affection viii - pstMrely AdtaSt9d by ealiipg ON
the subtoFib All ~ m. III EsbssA4u1s
= April 0-dAH arxudeIh .SAMa10. BRIDGES.
adt iAANN, AARAnAGc
50 RAMS RsttsF's Arm GyaAty, nanbsrs Q.
bod sif1 snIVX E TifRfNHOk'
June3 % Main-st.
I n BOXES Summer pressed Candles, . good ar
/ " ticle, for sale by
Julyl2d KELLOGG BIR0E.
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6pring ana Summer Goos

BRAN AND SHORTS.
LsOR sale ut the CITY MILLS,
l. ap4d&w Levee.
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7OS BAOS FLOUR received from st. Louis
10 steamer Quincy, this day, and for sale low
by KELLOGG BIRGE.
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Ayers CathartiDc;,,as Pills,


saa Fsa rms Ccss ii Is t ~ - X
s5a 6at III ID FmIJAugssIcss bafslidAae9 "a
s- Fo1 TxR1cuaE oRlNpsssnsIeNs -.
-, - fFnR MxAn4oHRe, 10 uoiin7iaf
ron ; Tm CH IN, oy pfskSSkAx; 10 -ga
Fs. Irns cuin d BKYs1r sr4s;, sea' es'
ey1t9sd EoR rxR PIED3q adt anthHsiE
fo1 THE CuRE on sSO&eFgnA ashal i
foR ALL ScRoyvLom EpARIANzsi 10 III
1a n, cgss q :, ksE v ~
FoRafzs Cusn OF kEv1Ap C0MrLAnr;a {
- .fsda- bao1Foe QnoPsI 3o"1 9e1l . F1'
FoR I'M CuRE OF sIxTEsR. Tpxals AND SALr
ssa8 .4asimod Pun 4MSpnSsis.q n2ia1oi 81 s.
.ye4 Fox rns' UURl Or 0our y 'Ysip -
$ s..in FoA = nfSfsxx fs1Aa fHninint -
FoR TIE ,CpAA On, NssnALeIx s1as4a0d
F0B PuRITY1H0 TEzS, RLQoRs 4sdso o.
They NE suear,cpate3. ~ that ishs, Eess asaeip
tive ss take * s@ n snd l ss q. s, say
qsAntity. 1850 ~
/ rriss ~ ss1ssp~ N, 5 SatsM Sto& ~ !
Great npmhss q CiesGynsa. RlydaiseA siasse.4
sn and S%|Ps4 s
rernaiieag ID our UibNce here wnf not permit DE
insertion pf11hsn. III IAgs1uplalb~ haneA fif
nish gystis our AaI1RlpAH A1nA.As IN WIND Athey!
are given with also full descriptions ri ths aAeye
sompls ss and sns tssa'nsea shii should Rfa
Do Mt $ pu a BY aapshslpi9d dealers Win
other pFeEAtasip1sa thsS nmaks nOfe proAs -.
Denah1 AXERA md tAks "A ethesss .The siek
,,s 81 as1li tEsEs and they sAaalt
u All OH Remedies ire sot slle' " ,5a \, ''
BARrEFrT, KAYE / CO., Keokuk.
sn kn9 T s SD, SnIis ssS Eo- ei mi
GUIRI., n0RaTHiNs = co, Caesnuasi. a1t a2rei
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0DIN1BUS NOTICE.

! 01lN4BUS IN OFFICE. =, !,
syxHE bMN1Bbt WI can forT zssass.s-sesn
1lsr shfhes day of hight-in any part Of the city.
All order. left x.thJ J. ,TsskaAnzy. - tn Rail
RIA and ts9 PA apPRa.itsa tbe bllaes
orders .na.piodMs dksss ssd uyp5 seaa grss -
1aI s. .h.t 700 " Y e alls ordiner7 BE-
P. 4asyiay hs 1itssst Spripgl vaeoe. IN atha
I6itf a IN ~ c;pfeparsslto move Piapos and Fur-
= 81, ln = -, q d y. 1vISs, As.ak 60
y, FoIi9cK. W1.VsnCHI.
> Spring 1na 6umknsF Goods, !,
ri knROILOUk \ CO. oct :.
ME Ars now receiving and opening , pew and
s "a z csas y. "a ys$ ~ 3;
cash, Our goods are selected With great care and
With u view to the hard times therefore ne offer
/ tksnd II very sua1l 0bnN 4 pinI In 8sW The ID
motto Of quick sales and ! small proats: All we
is ,ss.s ''ssssss; !; sAs ss. a
yiFehl Ea.... siar asf s. POLLOCK xldoe.f
BRAN AND SHORTS.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

Our ERICSSON ENGtNE.-We have an accumu-
lation of letters containing enquiries of our
"Caloric." IT WORKS wELL-havo had it
in operation for four months, driving Hoes
double cylinder press, and always found it to
come fully up to its requirements.
When we first started this engine we thought
it wonderful piece of machinery--that Won
derment has increased day by day. Why not p?
The longer ,ee use 1.-THE better agoes. There has
been no "give out" to it to the present. Not
a cent has it cost fer repairs. Our notions of
cause and effect are completely knocked in tho
head. The effect is GREAT while the cause is
really insignificant. The engine is not compli-
Gated, as some suppose. II is the simplest ma
chine, as motor, erer inrented by man.
Ericsson, after twenty years of appli-
cation to the invention Of Caloric engine has
at length triumphed. He has blessed the
world. The world will now bless him.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

A MODERN HOUSE OF AfREtjs. THE Liv-
ingston I (La.) Reporter has the following singu-
lar relation of the casualties which have hap-
pened to members of family in that parish.
1t says: "0n Saturday last, the 4th inst,
while negro boy about 16 years old, belong
ing to Capt. james II. Harvey, of Hog Branch,
in this parish, was holding gun (it is sup
posed between his knees,) 1t suddenly went OF
and blew off the front part of his head, causing
instant death. He was, it appears, seated in a
chair, and endeavoring to pull on boot when
the catastrophe occurred There seems to be a
fatality hanging over the Harvey family
Within our recollection, some twelve OF four
teen years only, the following sudden and vio-
lent deaths have occurred in this family. First
a stepmother was gored and trampled to death
by one of her own cows then four daughters
one son-in-law, two grandchildren and two
slaves were lost at one fell swoop ON the Lake
Maurepas, on the burnt-up steamer, Piny
Woods then a son was stabbed, disembowelet
and slain by a drunken and furious wretch
then a negro child was burnt to death at home
and under their own eyes and lastly, thi
poor negro boy Of their own raising was thu
| accidentally killed"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

GERMAN MILITARY FEsTIvAL.-The German
Wager Company went on a picnic to Ross
Hill, yesterday morning. Among the pur-
poses of this Company is that of benovolence
and in their procession was carriage con-
tanning four ladies, widows of deceased mem
bcrs Of the Company. Also n car drawn by
four horses and beautifully decorated with
cvergreens. In this car was seated twelve
orphan children. The festival at the Hill
consisted in dancing, social conversation and
target shooting A salute was fired at five
o'clock in the morning. The procession wal
a large and imposing one, and the attendance
at the Hill during the day, of visitors, wa'
very numerous.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

TIE ATLANTIC FERRY.-Twenty-t two steam
ships arrived at this port, Boston, and Quebec,
during the month of May, from Europe.
Twenty one steamers in thirty-on days AL
most as many went the other way. 1t is only
twenty-one years since the little Cork steamer,
Sirius, the first to cross the Atlantic, made her
appearance of the Battery. She was eighteen
days in making the passage. Now it is accom-
plshed in nine days. The arrival Of the Sir
ius produced sensation throughout the coun
try. Now tho arrival of twenty-five steamers
in one month scarcely cxcites remark. Tenn
pora mHtantw.-IScientifc American.
The Atlantic Telegraph must and will follow
Two years from now will find it all right.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

SUBSTITUTE FOR ToBAcoo.--"Any person."
says the Colonial (West India) Standard, "who
knows anything of the fragrance of the Pi-
mento when in full blow, may form some idea
of it by pipe charged and lighted with the
dried berry simply crushed in coarse bits. 1t
can not be well smoked in short pipes, but with
the long cherry stick of meerschaum it af-
fords treat beyond anything known in the
use of tobacco. The coolies and native laborers
are bringing Pimento into use in the place of
tobacco"
The substitute for tobacco, wo would suggest,
is common sense. Tobacco is "weed" that
should be eradicated--not cultivated.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

GREELEY DRAWS A COMPARISON one of
Mr.. areeley's late letters from the Kansas
plains he says Speaking Of rattlesnakes-1
hasten to retract the skepticism afowed in a
former letter. as to the usual aud welcome resi-
dence Of these yenomous serpents in the prairie
DOGS bbrrow. The evidence is too direct and
reliable to be gainsayed. A creditabls witness
testifes that he and others undertook to drown
a prairie dog in his domicil, and when sufficient
water had been rapidly poured in, out came
prairie dog, an owl and rattlesnake all together
In another case tremendous rain raised creek
so that 1t suddenly overfowed prairie dog
town, when the general stampede of prairie dogs,
owls, and rattlesnakes was d sight to behold
1t is idle to attempt holding out against facts /;
so have pondered this anomaly until / think
fully comprehendit. The case is much like that
of some newspaper establishments, whose pro-
prietors, It is ssid, find 1t convenient to keep
on their staff "a broth of boy" from Tippe-
rary, standing six feet two In his stockings and
measuring yard or more across the shoulders,
who stands ready, with an Elegant brogue, a
twinkle in his eye and hickory sapling firmly
grasped in his dexter list, to respond to all
choleric, peremptory customers, who call of q
morning, hot with wrath and bristling with
cowhides, to demand parley with the editor.
The Cayota is gentleman of inquiring, in
yestigating turn, who is an adept at excaya-
tionj and whose fondness for Prairie Dog is
more ardent than Iattering. To dig one out
and digest him would be an easy task, if he
were alone in his den, or with only the Owl as
his partner, but when the firm is known to be
Prairie Dog, Rattlesnake a. Co., the Cayota's
passion for subtetGnean researches is materially
cooled. The Rattlesnake is to the concern
what the Fighting Editor is to the journalistic
organizations aforesaid. And thus, while my
faith is enlarged, is my reason satisfied.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

The following are the names of Superin-
tsndents and Sabbath Schools of the Methodist
Episcopal church of the city:
Walnut Hills, NJ. B. Haseltine, NJ. Kendall,
e. Thitrp; East Pearl street, W. F. Thorn;
Wesley Chapel, James S. Burdsall; Ninth
street, F. II. MacIay; Morris, B. Fogle and b.
T. Horton Union, S. II. Burton; Park street
W. W. MagilIj Carr street, James Stewart;
Christie, DR.. E. B. stevensj Finley, G. F.
Brook. York street, T. G. o'Kane; Raper, VIM.
W. sn,dgrass; Ashbury, John E. Gibbons; Mt.
,Aubui N, Geo. Warrington.
GerrE,an: Race street, P. Pinger; Everett
street, W. Waillies; Buckeye, M. Ihle.
Missi ons: Deer creek, j. W. Dale; Plum
street, 'wm. McCore; Brighton, j. II. Price, jr.
Germ an: Carr street, H. Kobe; Brighton
Plum 50 -eet and Fulton, R. A. W. Brushl.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-25

of the way of the federal authority Here
are citizens and officers advised, sur
rounded, and, indeed, the loudest voices
proclaiming her degradation, were those
Of Senator Pugh and Congressman Val
landingham Whole districts in the in
terror were terrified by arrests, and in
dictments, and the Clarke county cases
will not soon be forgotten among the tro-
phies of Buchanan and Black, aided by
some of our State officials who gloriied
themselves in the stencil and safety Of
that African campaign. But let it be
observed, also, that the Northern au-
tLors of the Force Bill of 1888 we're its
violators in 1857 This lesson of history
is n manifestation of the maxim that
curses roost at home.