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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
g A ~ o 0 ID a u e s
FOR ORDINARY


gsiy'' The friends of J. II. MARETT respect
fully announce him candidate for Ordinary Of
Pickens District ut the next election.
geiS" The friends Of VIM. j. PARSONS. Esq.
respectfully announce him candidate for re-
election to the office of Ordinary, for Pckens
district at the ensuing election.
BsS" The friends ofW i. HOLCOMBE ros-
peclully announce him candidate for Ordir
ry, at the next election.
Eeiy" The friends of S. H. JOHNS respect
fully announce him q candidate for Ordinary at
the next election.
BE9., The friends Of Rev JOHN OWENS beg
leave to announce him candidate for Ordinary
OF rickens distict ut the ensuing election.
DeA, The friends of THOMAS j. KEITH re-
spectiully announce him - candidate for Ordin-
airy of Pickens district, at the ensuing election.
FOR SHERIFF.
bs:ZF" The friends of Mr.. ANDREW RAMSAY
respectfully announce him a candidate for Sher-
III OF Piokens district, nj the next election
nei5" The friends Of Col. LEMUEL TIIOM-
AS respectfully announce him candidate
for Sheriff of Pickens district, at the ensuing
election.
Bels" The friends of Col. a. b. SARGENT
respectfully announce him candidate for
Sheriff of pickens district, at the ensuing
election.
BtS" The friends of W. y. CRAIG beg leave
to announce him candidate for Sheriff Of Pick
ems district, at the next election.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
BeB' The friends of Mr.. A. S. STEPHENS
respectfully announce him candidate for tho
Office of Tax Collector of Pickcns district, at
the ensuing election.
gsis" The friends of Mr. GEORGE f. STEAD
ING respectfully announce him candidate for
the office of Tax Collector, at the next election.
gSa- The friends of Rev. J. r. HUNNICUTT
respectfully announce him candidate for tho
office of Tax Collector, Mt the ensuing election
BeH" The friends of Rev. IL. NJ BARTON
respectfully announce him as candidate for
Tax Collector at the next election.
B1y" The friends of j. w. L. CARY respect
fully announce him candidate for reelection
to the office of Tax Collector, for Pickcns dig
trict, at the ensuing election.
Bs3g" The friends Of II. CLEVELAND HUNT
respectfully announce him candidate for Tax
Collector ut the next election
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
New Powder Manufactorv.'

VIE South Carolina Powder Mills are now
Il in successful operation, and the atten.
tion of Dealers is called to the unmistakablc
superiority of the Powder Manufactured ut
these Mills over that any other i'm America.
Wcaro prepared To furnish at tho shortest
notice any of the following description at
the Illln,inn nrinrs uiu.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
NEW GROCERY STORE,

NEW GROCERY STORE,
Al h'ICkens G.. M.
TENlIE subscriber begs leave to inform his
IL friends and the public generally, that he
has opened
GROCERY STORE.
And is now receiving and will continue to
receive everything usually kept in an estah-
lislnnent of this kind. The Stock is all fresh
and has been bought on the most advanta-
gous terms and will be sold accordingly.
Terms will he strictly Cash or Barter at
cash prices. Gail and SEQ mo.
j. b. REID.
April J., 1860 Sc If
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Law Notice.

THE undersigned have formed a partnership
4 in the practice of Law and Equity for Pick
ems District. Mr.. MADDEN may be consulted at
his office in Pickens and Mr.. ORR at Anderson.
JAMES L. ORR,
w. NJ. MADDEN.
Pickens G.. H.. May 10, 1859 42-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11

geD~ Where the keg is returned % cents
will be deducted.
The Manufacture is under the guidance of
j, Ii. BEsEMrELDER, from Memmingen, Ger
many, a skilful and experienced Powder ma
ker. lie has introduced the highly brilliant
Powder so much admired by the sporting
community of Europe This Powder is a
beautiful round and possesses the polish Of
s'eel and is entirely free from all corrodiug
properties.
Dealers and contractors may have their
orders filled agreeable TO specifications at the
shortest notice All orders should be ad.
dressed to JomN BowEN s. Co, at Pckcns @
H., South Carolina
WM II. BOWEN, Agent.
March Is, 1869 "a tr
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1851 ACRES or LAND.

I'm Pickcns On IL Mile for Sale.
Am dcsirous of moving West, and l am
IL now Offering my Land for sale, which lies
on Twelve Mile Creek, containing
One Thousand G Fifty-one Acres.
will cut it into small tracts. or sell altogcth-
er TO suit purchasers There can can be
made three very desirable farms out of it.
Those wishing to buy will do we'll to call
soon, as l am intending to move next fall,
and must sell soon to make ready.
BENZ. HOLDER.
March l. 1859 90 IF
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11

JACOB JOKES was elected Sheriff of tho
county in November last Jones was very
pon,pous, very complacent. very proud Of
tho honor. His Neighbors called to see
him. " Approcb,p said Jacob, napproaqh
yyssry near thopSh, + psa Sheriff tistf, J
teSs thaS I aia sssli 80 IF y5a3
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-06-11
GROCERIES, !!

MOCHA, JAVA, LAGUIRA and RIO
I'VE Coffee. Chockoleto and Coffee Sugars
Green and Black Tea of superior quality
Golden Syrup and West India Honey. for
sale low by j. b. +. SLOAN & co.
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Sole Leather, (hcmlock) per ID. 27GG 80
1ta5'" You will always find large lot of Gro
ceries and other heavy goods on hand and for
sale at low prices at B & C's.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-27
leinen eieenen 0eiif, feline eisent Manier,
unp je nadbem pieie beiotn @lemente bo@
). E..A ..:k An... NAa:a s,;f Nen111C{p>

leinen eieenen @eiff, feline tisent Manier.
unp je na@pem pieie beiotn Glemente bo@
rnoeen finb nit BEN Self, nit ben1H@t<
ldmad Der 2eler, eerpinnt ct fl@ eeren
Betfau uno 2iebe. vMQes fam nidt Nls
len eefauen." unb Mues, rpas i& Sbnen
uno ieoem meiner 2eler ia9en tann 1T:
u@efaQt Dir meme ;3eitune ntdt. 70 eieb
(le auf benn es 1T Tborbeit fur @traS
III be;ablen, ras fit bid feineu @ertb bat"
9(eiu's @e1hidte pom Minnelcto ent>
bdlt intere0ante Miubeilun9eu uno % lebr
i@ elm Beinb Der rieoerfauenoen Mrbeit
bes ueberltbens bin, 10 unterSo9 i@ mid
penno@ perlelben, ra es mir caran selesen
1T, pieien l96nen unp irtere1anten Staat
ben 9tltrn Der Gadel in Der Union mad
&raften 3u empfeblen. Sn Der @taat6<
3eitune lino lolte Mittbeilun8en et'pa Wtez
len interenant ; aber Dem Staate 1elblt
fonnen ie nur BON NuBen fem, rpenn i1e
auswartis seleien mercen. nno oaS tar1'
our6 bic Gadel 9e(heben.
gu Sbrem 1roife iet e6 Sbnen 8elast,
pab pie erfe 2ieferun9: nDa6 2ano Der
Dafotab'6" fir pas 3weite 9eft oes lauz
fenoen Sabr9an9s Der Jadel befftmmt 1T
uno ba6 bel Ter Mnfar9 zines interei1an>
ten @%eeenitanpt6 ni4t aud 3uslet@ oas
@noe iein 5ou.- 4upptgb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-27

&inberfrantbeit. = Inter ben Sim
bern berrl4t cine 9rDBere Sterblt@feit
ais je fruber. Die meiften SterbefdQe
riibren BON Der Cholera infantum ter
unp bic l1rla&e BARON mag wobl Der
@enuB pom roben @urten unp ipnii9em
unreifen Obj berrlbren.
X @tr MAIDEN ben Refer auf bic in
cieler Drummer anseseisten neuen beut>
l4en @altb6ule fer in Minnelota aufmerf'
fam, wtl@e mir auf unlerer lebten Sou.
ale lebr gut ein9eri4tet faneen.
&u& eImpfeblen mir Die @afbduitr BEE
9errn @reiner in @basfa uno pes 81
Ba6ler in Carer. 4
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$taDt ST. Qaul.
Gin outer Natb.

Gin MnpnYmus, C. LoyolaeN otarius,
iiber(anpte mir fol9enoen 8rief uno er>
tbeilts mir "a 4tun9Spplr etnen 9u>
ten Natb.
@ee9rter 1err.
@ie purpen MIDI 1ebr p%erbincen, ,penn
@ie mir la9en MOLTEN, tparum Sie ihpn
in Sbrer Yprisen Summer Der uStaats>
seituu9 NIT Dem ueberlegen oee "Daho-
Iuh Land by Neill'' aufb0ren!
gle bdtten pirlen. wenn nidt allen ST.
rem Sci ern einen srDSern @efauen erseist,
peun @ie NIT Der ueberlebune pbieeu
@ertes fortsefabren wdren, anitatt piel>
lci@t 1Apn pieoer in BET na<en Summer
Sbrer @taats;eituns NIT SIREN pumrnen
Qie besbriefcn ans Ga9eSlidt gu treten.
M@tun9SppQ 6.
g8irfi@? Nun, 70 bDren sic cenn turt
paS i@ Sbnen bieruber su iasen babe.
DaB sic 2iebeSbriefe fir ~oumm'
balten, Seiet paB bas @oelRe i'm Men:
iAen v@iebe" fir Sie feinen @ertb bat
@iele, rpenn ni@t ale IN erer Refer, 1rer.
ben Yieleidt aupers parlber benten ; BOD
pas 9eb6rt ni&t CUR Sode.
SA bin, alS BGrser eineS freien Staa:
ties, ben @eleBen 9ebOrl Jam uno ppf ere germ
einen Ebeil meines @iQens ben Toroetun'
gen pes @el a%mmtmiuens; BODY als &ecat.
teur bin i6 a bloluter Wonard uno 9ebor
dye bios ben Torrerun9en Der 8ilpuns, oe'
9uten @elhmadeS, Der @abrbeit unp Def
len, mas Dem @olfe fir 8elebruns un,
%lnterbaltun9 cient.
8ie jeper &Qnfler ieinen ei9enen Styl
70 bat jsper S4riftfeuer uno Sournalif
Der auf Selbffanpiefeit. %nlpru& ma@l
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@troBen <@rDTnun0S< NDtt3.

IS werpeu anmit ale Sntere0enten in &ennt<
niB 9eIept, bab cine Yetitirn puu @runteisentbi-
mern innerbalb ber 4. @aro burG ben Gity~@lert
recprbirt wur6s, I'm bic &amleYfraBe, meitli@
entlans ter Sectipnslinis ppn 50 teru= Mpenue
uno @ummit= Nvenue gu Sfnen unb aus3ubeb-
uen.
Daber wirb ber @tabtratb am Dienta9, ben
80. @usuf, nm 3 llgr @a&mittaes, int Natbs-
INN ben @9aeen, 70 nie ben @prtbeil 1T ben
Yran.i0en 81 Seranl 9lasen, wenn uidt> i'm @inne
Der Yrpsiionen bes Stact= CHARTERS, Ginnentum<
9eu paseseu seuadt werben ioaten. )
Muf Srter bes @emeinberatbes:
S. $. Dpb9e,.
55t5S @tGbtil1er @lerf.
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StroBen- @rDfnuuQ6N pti3,

Gs pirb anu,it auen Sutere0enten betanut ge.
ma@t, bab sen @runeeisentbumsbefbtrn in Der
Bierten Marb turd ben Stapt- Glert cine peti.
tiun ~reeureirt ,purbe, fir GrSFnuns Der Is. Giraffe
pom Der &ice- mad Der Observation-Disclosures.
.Daber piro Der @tabtratb Dienffas, ben Z.
Mosen1ber I. s. uni 3 ubr Ma9mittass i'm &atbs>
simmer Der City 5aa flnf Gpmmi0are ernennen,
um bic Na9tbeile uuo Gortbeile in ben prdmi6eu
au erwdeen unp su Derani9la9en, penn ni9t in,
5inne Der Yrpsifrnen bes @tabt-&barters Sin
mentunsen ra9esen sen,a9t tperben.
Muf Drber tes @emeinberatbes
56b59 s. $. Dpb9G Stabt- Glert,
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@tabt< Mn3et0en.
Mn3eiQe fir @teuer31hler.

:3ufclse eines @tabtratbbel9lu0es pom "a
M!ai uerten bic 3inlen an alen StraBen- @erti'
fcaten, bic Der @taet 9ebUren unb i'm Yelib ter'
}elbex limb, auf IL Yrceent per Sabr rebueirt
penn ~bielelben Dor benz eriten September bielt'
Sabres teaablt nereen.
Gbaa. q. Mur8an
47b58, Stattl@atmtiter.
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Sis, 1ebr ptel Sis

Die lnteraeidnettn MAIDEN ibren Runten unt
BEN Wublitum aterbaupt bic slnaeise, ba6 lie ei-
neu srcBen gorratb hes beiten Cites eins.iest ba-
ben unb i'm @tanre linb, allen BeteQunaen ipdb-
renb bes san3en Son,uatre prompt na9lutom,nen.
r&cu1nlet M1e, bic ibr miiblielis unb belacen
leib, infer Gis pirb eu@ erquden."
@ebr. Bettinaeu.
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@eian,mtl umme $s1,465 OF
Das M0e0nent tie pten tpirb turd ben &C.
meinberatb an, n9dleu 80. Musuf teitatist tper-
ben, auNer es tpiro rann unb bort Ginlprate &C.
tban> mie es Der @tabt= @barter p%erlangt.
I. Marpin,
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&tic1t

WV
H. @itt6bur9er &pblen.
g. $. 8rabea,
En- gros 9anolerin @iien, Naseln, Stabl,
Hfi19en,
S1aufelu, 3luppen, @d9en, S9raubenmuttern
uuo @@miebe~@ ert3eusen, nit tiuen' aaseutei~
neu enforcement BON >&. ~
19weren @iienmaaren;
Tenttrelas. @9ltifttine, Bridenpaastn, giltn
unb Clint lit Gafelu,
Oampfnai6ine
@aeemibleu, @&iatelmai@iaen, Drei@mal9i>
,,en u. I. ~.
~ Nittebur9er Gteinfoble, biz
bette I'M Martte. - Mle biele unb anbere in has
Sad 1@lasenee Mrtitel uerben 5u ben biQi9ten
Yreilen D~ertauft.
8eipnters empfeblen bic tlntersei9neten ibr
@ei4Gft ben &auReuten auf benz Qanbe.
8. 8. 8rabeu.
g. Burning,
beutl&er" &lerf.
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9fptt5 be8 S~trnBen=Gpmmt
1GrB.

IN bic @ieuer pber Msentsn, cber BeiBnebmer
Der 8auplaBe at Der glprb > @eite Der abten
@tra6e, smil den Sadlon uno Olive: sic wer~
bel, anmit III RenntniB eeleBt, baB @ie in Der
Trcnt Sbrer jeoweoen 8nuplaye innerbalt pom
swanSig Iageu, pom %. 2lusuft sereGnet, auf
eisepe Soften, Gin Irpttpir au le9sn boben. @ena
has Grpttuir (@ibemalD nidt binneu Der oben
ermabuten 3eit sele9t it, miro Der @traben~ Cont
mi1dr pa0elbe auf Soften Der erw1bnten BauYlabe
lesen lalen, Das Srpttoir mug adt Sup brett,
nit Ylanten ppn 2 3pa unb auf Yfdble 9eleet
fem spn 4 81 6, befeltist nit 20 penny Naeeln,
unb mtB uuter DIRECTION pe5 StraBencpmmi0Grs
eenndt perben. 8. MorSin,
$1,000 @trabencummilar Der 1. Marb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-27

GO $iltam &aSlett
empfeblt nd em,beut(4en Yublitun, nit
~Dltintm mobliprtirttn @aarenlaser pom
9lten, Muben, Del5maaren
unb %lonfistn sti9uadpoasn @aaanterie- artitela
fir 3errfn.
G6e Der Dritten unb @abalbawfra6e,
ber Bride seseniter,
ct. pauI: Minnelota.
"a Dat ben srS6ten une biQisfen 8prratb
in ieinem Gadbe Rtts al banb.
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NDti3 De8 @~traBen<Gpmmti
11r8.

Sc ,pirb anmit bic Mn3eiee eemadt. tab has
M6e0ment spn tem @traben- &ommiNar Ter CT
ten Warb fir @rabirull9 Der adten @traBe, Yot
Sadipn- mad ber Scbn= @trabe. in eer eriten
@arb, in Der @tabt ct. Yaul, au1 1rlgenoe
@eile retournirt purbe: .1
NptertS II. Hanbau's Mttitipr.
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Banf~ II. @e6lel-@ ei1dfte

8anf~ II. We6iel-@ ei6dfte.
Sank Of tie State Of Mmntsota,
Gde Ser ritten II. Gebar=st r.,
s- ct. paul, Minn.
4aSca1 9Bbitnep, Yraibent.
t&l 81. 8 2aueforb, &alirer. "
Dieie 8ant, praaniIrt unter benz aQsemeinen
8anfseitB bitleS @taates, 1T jeBt rftn unb i'm
@tanee, ale Bant9eldafte 3u ben literaliten Be-
binsunsen 3u btlprsen. n.r.sa .4ns
"a mir unftre eieenea auslantii@en &e9nun-
gen fibren, permpgen mir. frentee Wetiel ~ ben
btQieiten 8ebineni1en 3u tauftn unb gu pertauien.
Sir :3eit<D epriten BON brei Wfonaten ober n1ebr
merten Sntere1en bttpiQist. 4 n.
@ 2ano<W arrant6 ~ u~erfauftn unb
auf ra8 Stren9le 9arantirt.
9emtitbe Bout
+. & 8. Wi((ius, 5aint paut.
3 (Graber Meyer u. @iQius.) .~@E
Dititlbt umfabt nebit alien in has Bantfaa
einidlaeenben t~elpuhers %fplsenbe 3pei9e: ..ae ,
Me9iel ouf Deutl1lanb,
unt beS Snlanbee rperben tets lit beliebi9en Be-
trasen urb 3u ben siinftisfen Bebineun9en abse+
9eben. -. a@Js ~ 33# 49's /
Die Mu5;abluno Ypn @elbern sg5
ii, iraenb einem Ibeile Deutidlaubs uub Re,
@9meia te(@aTen mir, intem mir ben @esentertt
Der bel uns einee5ablten 8etrGge ben GntpfGn-
germ 1elt(t in ben entle9enteu Srtl9aften, fciten-
frei hrs 5aus 1eneen la1en unb fSnnen unlere
Muftrae9eber bic Observation-Disclosures ibrer
Jreunet 1pater bel uns entSe8ennebnen. Terner
beloreen mir bic ,1s#tn 4E Sst#>1 6-gs'
@in3iebuns yon @el3ern ..#
in europa unp tperoem bic tasu erforterliaen
papiere, ais: ",5-52J'5St@ 3. y 1872 '"5. u.s.
II &aM sTis~ 8pQma1ten> .a@
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, &pttenldeine &c. BON
unS auS0eferti9t uub beren @iltiafeit pertirat.
Mu9 teloreen mir bic tpuiulariI4e 8eslaubieuna
FOLDER Optumente, ~ s4.-
>'l'' -.-5 u pa7a9ef6etne
aur freien Gabrt lber Bremen mad Nttp< q crt,
Baltimore pper Mem>O orleans Serabiclaeu mir ~
3eitsemG6en Yrtilen. Spl9e S1eine baben MI,
fir bic IN b~tnielben benannte Ytricn 4altieteii
unb rtSnueu nidt BON terlelben S~ertauft pber Qter-
tra8en tperben. Wirt Der @1ein spn ber betref-
fenoen Yericn ni9t benubt, 10 ftatten mir BEN
&aufer be0elten bic &aufiun,me> ab5ieli@ Com.
r%aiiiun, surid. ."#@Gi"" es"s'13
@ir Ser9iiten 3tn1en auf @elper,
bic auf heitimmte :3eit bel uus bepunirt linb, iber.
uebmen bic Beleeun9 ycn @apitalien in @runt<
eisentbum cber eeeen Sntert1en auf n?f%"a
@rte bYpptbefarilde Stderbett; s.g
taufen unp Sertaufen @olb uno @ilter, belorbeu
bic &in3iebune Sort We9ieln ,tnb Mcten in ir9ens
eineu. Ibeile Der 8ereinisten @taaten unb aableu
bic bS4ie Yramit fir
@e@iel uuf Newzyort ct. 2puis ,c,
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Mn5eiQe.

@inten,alen Der @taetratb bon ct. Yaul an,
Benj. 5. Srsine, Sames 0ayl unb Gbenaas @ace
ais Gpmmi01re fir Muspebnuns Der YearlRra6e
in tela9ter @tabt, burb bic Baupl1se SIR. 6 unp
l. Blod Mr. s, lit @bitney's Nobitipn> eebSrie
erpGblt bat;
pirb benz CUR Tplse ben Snterelenten STentlid
befannt 9emadt, bab erwabnte @pmmi0are 1T
Der Office BON Dt. s. Gray, Dritte @traBe, ct.
paul, @amitaa, ben 10. Musu1t, I'M 4 llbr g.
M. id Der i~an,,neln w,rben, I'M, irseno telde
Ginmeabunsen 3u sernebmen, tpelde 9e9en MuS-
oe1nung ermabnter @traBe, int Chime Der ein9e<
reitten Yetitipa, eemadt tpereen lpQen.
IS nj. s. Gray goriber.
&. S. Srbine, @etretair.
ct. Saul, ben IS. Mue. 1859. 57b61
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@QuS Quf Muctipn.

Nuf Nnprpnung bes @taotratbes Der Statt
ct. Yaul tperoe id Mcntas, ben 20. Nu9ui, I'm,
10 lbr Gormittass> bas 5weiiSdise Wrbnbaus
unter bent Namen r@oueforb 5aus" befamat, int
Blod 10 in Brunlp n's Mbtitipn ~eelesen, an
Ort unp @teQe an ben Meifbietenben auf Muf<
tipn gum Gertauf auSbieteu.
aaufbebineungen: 8aorte5ablun9 oeer auf 4
Mpnate CREDIT nit gutter @iberbeit.
ct. Yaul, is. Mugult 1859.
&bas. q. Mpr9an,
57t58 @taetr 99abmei lter.
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9obn &aesenmaaer s 8ros.
9tttSbur9 2a1erbierz@Qlpn.

&de Der Dritteu unc &ubert= CTR.
st. paul, Winn.
G9@ gDir balten tets sutes 9aaertier,, bell
tate 9ranoies, adte 5apanna. @isarreu, aueac-
Seidneten Gmmentbaler une 2imburser Rale, H.
ME aneere ta1te @peiien Srrrltbig. t''2'
Wer's nidt ~slaueen Mil, Der tp,an,e uut iiter~
ieuse I'D. Cure 0reunte 80.
~ FL ":"- 9aggeMmuIIer II. 8rrS,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-08-27
Gitt@pu'S Mttitipn.

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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-29

Is. A clergyman, in passing 10 his par
isb, which was at some distance, had ts
pass by the house of another Clergyman
On one occasion, when on his way 10 hold
the service for the day, 10 his great discern.
fort he found he had !ors otton his sermon.
He vas at loss for a moment to know
what to do. The time would not admit Of
returning home, and to attempt TO preach
without book was out of the question:
There was only enc help for him in this diff
flca!t-, and that was 10 call at the Clergy
mans whose house he had TO pass, and ask
him 10 lend him sermon. This he was
loath 10 do, because snid he 10 himself,
he is q Methodist; however, il cannet, I'M
der the circumstances, be helped He
called at the parsonage, Jaw the clergyman
in question, told him of his dilemma, and
asked him fer the loan Of one Of his sermons
The clergyman consented, and Withdrawing
to his study, resolved to take the NEST Of
the opportunity. He sought cut sermon
upon the text, sYe must be born again."
The clergyman received it with thanks,
proceeded to his church, conducted the SER
vice as Usual, and concluded by reading the
borrowed sermon. AT the close of the SER
vice one sfthe congregation cane TO him in
great distress of mind. ''Sir?" said he,
what must do to be saved?" 'Oh, repeat
the Lords Prayer, and say the Creed, and |
the Ten Commandments" "Ah, sir, !
have done that, but find that won't save
me. wasn't 10 know how am to be born
again. as you have been telling US this
morning." WE'LL said The clergyman,
"the fact is, il was a borrowed sermon, and
you had better go the Rev. Mr.. - who
lent it TO me, and be will tsll you what TO
do."- Lendon Times. .-.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-29

. WATCHES, CLOCKS,
J u w e e r. z
And Fancy Goods.
TOHN CHAMBERLAIN, having Just returned
- from the Eastern cities, is now receiving his
stock Of GOODS, purchased expressly for this
market embracing the largest and finest assortment
of
watches, Clocks, JeyeIry, &C.,
ever brought TO this place. His Watches have
Iust been imported from the best manufactures,
and are of the finest workmanship, and of the lat
est improved movements, with heavy Gold and
Silver cases, and warranted 10 keep time His
JEWEIRY
consists Of fine Chains, Seals, Bracelets. Lockets,
Breast-pins, EARRINGS ,Finser-ringS, and Charms;
also SPLENDID assortment OF Enameed, Coral &
Lava, Ill full sets, from the finest domestic manu-
factories, embracing every variety Of cheap, cost
", beautiful and usefui articles, adapted TO COM
fort, pleasure, and adornment of the Fair SEX
He has also received an extensive assortment of
Gold, silver, Steel and plated Spec.
taCles;
Also fine assortment Of
Port Monies, Pocket Cutlery,
Gold Pens, Brushes,
TLimbles, Ladies Retcules, &c.,
Jet Goods, Work-boxes,
Combs, Writing Desks,
French Flutinas, Guitars,
Toys, Violin & Guitar strings
This splendid assortment Of Goods was selected
with great care, and from the latest imporations;
they are Of the best quality, and newest styles,
and are offered at such prices as will compare ia
rorably with any establishment in st. Louis.
N. B. Watches, Clocks, Jewelry & Accorde-
ons, repaired IN workman-liIe manner. All
Work warranted to give satisfaction.
Silver-Ware Of all kinds made to order at short
notice. BY experienced workmen.
Old Gold and Silver taken in Exchange.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
GTSgn of the Big Watch, No. 81, Union
Block, First Street; Glasgow Mo.
June IL, 1851.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-29

GooD.-The following is TOO good too b.
lost-schoolnaster and pupil.
Joseph, where is Africai'
'On the map, SIR
4 mean, Joseph, in what Continent, East.
ern or Western.
Well, the land Of Africa is in the East.
ern Continent; but the people, sir, are all
down South
What are the productss'
'Of Africa, sir, or down South?
Africa, you blockhssd..'
We'll, sir, it has nj go. any; it never he'd
any,
How do the African people live?'
BY drawing ers.-#
BY drawing what-water?'
No sir, by drawing their breath
Sit down, Joseph.
Thomas, what is the eoua.or?'
Why, sir, it is horizontal pole running
peTpendicularly through the imaginatiOns
OF astronomers and old geOgraphers.'
eco TO your seat Thomas.
William, what Do you mean by an eclipse?
IAN old race boss, SIR
Silence. jack what is an eel pse?'
AN eclipse is thing as appears when
The moon gifts on bust, and runs asin The
sun, consequently the sun blacksns the
moons face
Glass is dismissed
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-29
Resmont wheeling Nails.

TUST received, direct from the manufacturers,
y l20U kegs (all sizes) of the celebrated Bel
ment Wheeling Nails, manufactured by Norton
Acheson s. Co. For sale low by
marI7 BARTHOI Oh = ROBBINS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-29

N7E have all kinds of Spices, Flavo1ng Ex-
w tracts, Yeast Powder, Starch, Soda, Cream
Tartar, Soaps, Dye Stuffs, Backing, &C., sc.
Iune30 CR0PP g. WILLIAMS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-09-29

'DURE BrandY-warranted genuine, and very
l. scarce, article in this section--for sale by
decl6 J. IORMIS.