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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-06-23
DR.. M'IANE'S
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.


WE beg leave to call the atten-
- ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to
DE. Chah M'Lanss Celebrated
Vermifuge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS.
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS.
all BILIOUS DERANoEMENTs, Sick
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when adj
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTsBuRcH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which they have been Success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DIR. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ps Dealers and Physicians ordering from others
than Fleming Bros will do well write their orderr
distinctly and tlke bat Dr. NLanes preparsd b.
Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh Pa To those wishing to give
them trial. we viii forward per mail post paid to snv
part Of the United States, box Of PMS for twelve
threecent postage stamps vial of yermifuee tr
,outeen tnreecent stamps All orders from Canada mus
be accompanied by twenty cents extra
s'oid IA I,oSasiac py all the Druggists; and by
druggists everywhere 37y1
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WAsTED.-A good girl to do general
house work. Enquire at this Office.
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THE REASON WHY,

In consequence our being prepared to accommo-
date our good prompt credit customers, land many
of them have helpedu through some close pinches,
which we appreciate together with cur ready pay
customers;
1T MAKES OUR SALES LARGER!
And consequently smaller per cent on large
sales will pay our expenses; and it will also relieve
the farmer and prompt paying man from the neces-
sty of laying up for months amount of uncer-
tain currency TO meet their daily expenses. No
man wants from one to two hundred dollars laying
idle when their funds will pay them an interest
and be secure against failure. And were it for the
credit system, many of our farmers would not own
their farms, and but few merchants would be able
to sell goods for cash or credit either. But, GUS
toners, give us
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-06-23
Established 1888.
HERRlCK'S SUGAR COATED PILLS.
sK-CHILDREN CRY FOR THEMt ar

~ SnAAOncn CAf FOX THEN !-&E.
rINHlS remarkable American remedy is CARRYING
II the Worid by Storm. Over FIVE millions of box
es are sold annually. Composed entirely of Flow
ers, Roots, Baisams aud extracts their effect on tie
human system is pleasant, satisfactory and sue
oessful. Acting directly ON the blood, glands
solids and fluids of the body their use is attended
with the happiest effect. In sudden attacks of dis
ease one or two doses always cures. In old stand
ing cases OF Sickness, small doses-repeated fire.
quentiy-so cleanse the system. that good health
IS the result No change in employment or diet is
necessary They never cause sore mouths swelled
JOINTS aching limbs etc., as do many other kinds.
They are warranted to give satisfaction, or the
price will be refunded They are considered
cheaper, safer prettier and in all respects superior
to any purgative pill in the scorld - The dis
covery of coating pill with sugar emanated with
Dr. Herrick. All others counterfeits, and il
used, will do harm. and disappont the sick Her
large sheet of directions and sell for % cents per
box; boxes for 81
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Masonic CEIrpnAr1os.-A grand

MASONIC CELEPRATIeN.-A grand
Masonic celebration viii take place at Buchanan,
tomorrow. the gath inst, in which all brethren,
TAR and near. are requested to join Superintendent
R'ce, with his usual hberaIity has placed the fare
at half rates, and will run special train from
Kalamazoo to Buchanan, in order to accommodate
all those who may wish to attend This train will
only be run from the east, as the regular trains
from the west will accommodate all who attend
from that quarter. Thetrain will leave Kalamazoo
on the morning Of the oath, as follows:
Kalamazoo at 40
Lawton at a On
becatW az 40
Dowagiac at $40
At Niles aiunch viii be prepared by Mr.. Cook
at the eating house, for all who desire, and the
tram viii leave for Buchanan at 10 So The train
viii stop at all stations where desired The train
will leave Buchanan in the afternoon soon after the
ceremonies are over, and notice of which win he
given All persons will be required to purchase
tickets to 60 and return before taking seats IN the
cars and only half the usual Ease will be demanded
At Buchanan the following order viii be observed
PRoGRAxxE.-The knight Templars will meet at
the Presbyterian Church. ct IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
Royal Arch Masons viii meet at the Advent
Church, same time Master Masons win meet in
front of the Han. on Main St, at II O'clock. AN
The PROGRESSION will form With Assfer Assons on
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w "A N 7 ED
- Young MEN, Of good education and regular
y habits, 3 young Ladies of pleasing address and
couple of middle aged Gentlemen, TO make
selections and purchases from well assorted stock
of Books, Stationery and Paper Hangings, which
can always be found at
ALwARD'S BOOK STORE.
Dowagiac June 18TH 1859. iul6-Stf
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-06-23

SYRUP
TINE best Syrup ever offered in this market, for
J. sale By HENRY ELLIS.
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:-E-A BOOK FOX EVERYBODY "a;
sTAhTLNG DISCLOSURES,

n. EIIL II = Kltut
IL work for the married
or those contemplating
marriage-200 pages full
of PLATES. Price, TWEEN
cents-sent 10 all
parts under seal, by mail,
POSTPAID. 80, 300 CO.
pies sold the past year.
The single married, and
the married happy. A
Lecture on Logs, or how
10 choose q partner; .
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FLEMING BROS. Pittsbureh. p,

Ps Dealers and PHYSICIANS ordering from others
than Fleming Bros will do well TO write their ORDER
Distinctly and take bat Dr. ELanes prepared b.
Fleming Bros Pittsburgh Pa. To those wishing 10 rive
them trial. we will forward per mail post paid to snv
part OF the United States, box Of Pills for twelve
tnreecen postage stamps vial of yermifuee ior
fourteen hreecent stamps All orders from Canada mus
be accompanied by twenty cents extra
So,d IA DoSAsiac oy all the Druggists; and by
Druggists everywhere 37yl
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THE TWO TEmPERAmENTs

People can ne reduced To two caSses-
the morse and mi>a"tlropc, and those
who are all sunshine and happiness, those
that seem bonn to laugh alike at happiness
and misery, who go through the world as
if sent upon an agreeable rrrand and
those, "n the other hand, who always look
and speak as if they had conceived some
dislike t" the world in their infancy, and
were bound t" carry their resentment with
them to the grave. We meet with snn.
one Of each OF these classes every day.
One we greet as we do the warm sunshine
OF heaven, for We experience in his ST.
cle'y the highest Happiness that life can af.
ford the other inspires us with gloom and
ennni, for misan.hr"py Is the wo,st % all
moral cpidemirs. Sl,ak- off those avrrte,i
looks and cold ylanc,s, man, and put on Il
smiling face, and not act rs though YOU
saw an enemy i'll every body who eros.
ses your path. lns,e,l of rrgrei,nG what,
you have not, thauk God for what ,ou
have and go on rejoicing. The man to
walk with in the pilgrimage Of life is the
one whose soul rises above petty annoy
anrcs and ills-wh", amidst the present
darkness, can always see Il bright and glu.
ri'us future beyond.
There are some men who never speak
bnt To np"r, some "cl," or pain; "r to re.
count some sorrow. They 60 f;,r,ll in search
at sympathy, bui newer think Of impart.
ing it. They arc "yer crakinr about
'h" wr"'"I,e'ln.'S> "E life, anl We, dr nmh.
ing I" diminish il; they sem li>~a.iS
h'"i with everything. anl pleased only with
dISr"nt"nt. Whatever may IN. vnnr rum
'!Iil"n. l warllv "r On: w,r.l!y, MN. tty Ia
weir i "h""rFn! t:,.. YIN may h,. poor
and Obliged I" work d,. 10y d,,. ln.
r',n"'nh"r The world is plar" of toll. -
Millions wh" have tnii."l lmtnre vnu are
now III r">' III the kiuy.lnm. Ar- Won
abused So was the most r",irrt man
the w"rll ever saw. Ahus,. will no, in.
jnre sterling clararirr. HARSH words
rebound t" til. speakers own heart. If
y"n complain II, every mi~hap. every Sian
der. every do" at v"ur heels. You will pass
Il life of misery. Chr.. up. ,I.en. n,au. for
the sunlight always shines down upon
us all. Tie beautiful "hj j".ts with which
God has everywhere stuLl~l the earth
speak t" us Of happiness. Larn lesson
from natures cheerful face. We learn
something about peoples tc,nl"a'ncn'> in
our reportoriaI ItraveIs.-Nr'v Britord .Hrr.
curry.
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The one than over tho three that went not
astray. More, aye more! We did not
love them less, but the joy was over the
rescued.
An honest German found tho little wan
derer long distance from home, and saw
that he was lost. IIe took him up and
carried him to his house, placed him in tho
crib and rocked him to sleep, had washed
and fed him, aud restored him to our arms.
We asked him to accept pecuniary re-
oompense, but he refused, saying in broken
Englisi, havo children too if one of
mine was lost, would want some one TO
take him up. No, no money" and he but
toned his coat over his noble Teutonic heart,
and bid US goodbye.
Will our readers pardon this personal de-
tail 1t has taught us somo lessons.-
Never before did wo fully know the import
Of the word suspense. Never did we feel
the terrible meaning Of the word lost -
Never did we 80 rea, the declaration of ioy
in heaven over the repentng! Anil never
did we so appreciate the kind attentions of
friends whom wo thank from the depth of
our inmost nature, and devoulIy do pray
that we may never have occasion to assist
them in a similar trial.
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Frt"i"nS If ~gn"rrs sill he charge! in proper
ii"n Ia the u',nv. rates
~ BuSii"$S Cards :ur thu. term of on. ycnr
Will ,c changed in ,,rnuorlion to tn. space thoy
"c"nr Il, I'M" Doii"r per line space.
-, For all advertisements set m .h.,hl. col
""". fHty per Cent. cX;la will hc unc..d 20 the
above rates
DAVIS Il CREWS.
FIR Banner;
LEE 4 WILSON,
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True PcIitencss. public school q H..
missioner, in one Of his reports, observes
very justly that there is much that DIS
seS with the ignorant An dishonest as
politenes>. which deserves not the nam.
ami should find no advocate among sober
and intelligent people. 10 bow with grare
and smile with com npIai-a,,.r, to as,urn. II,
manner Of >uavity and kinln-~s whicl, has
no enevo!.nc., no hear. in it. 10 M, ,,,
the manner "t conr,cnus hearing merely +,
serve 81 purpose. AMI t., lay it. a.iI. when
the o'rasi"n that called ii f"r,! has p1<..al
i'y. is the nere cnunr,t.n to the we'll l.r,.,
"a""rr OF wr'!,Ir~I society. D,".
ing MASTERS. f,I,>, ami ilins may IT,.
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it wonld be common place enough. 1t
may all happen before the close Of the pres.
ent century. Kings die, not only "son"-
times" rs the ila,te,ing Frenchman said 10
the sucking sovereign, but always, occasio =
ally yearly, and SO create opportunities Tor
others to get the "round and top OF sover-
eignty," who had never calculated upon
having it. Waverley Mogozine.
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II z II M g.:

Tw" DoLLAns per annnm, if paid in advance !;
Two DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS Mt the expi.
ration Of one wear. All subscriptions not lin
tied at the time nf subscribing. will be con
si,lere,i ~ indefinite, and will br continued until
nrrenrares paId, or II, the option Of the Pro-
pretors. Orders from other States must inrari
abiy be accompanied with the Cash.
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Badge of Ameficou F,.pe,}ou,

BHdge of Ansericon F,red,un. In a late
"ra'i"n b, q Collins Lee. Ed, ae;.n" tie
The Hort cultural S "i"'y 1T W",r Chester, +,
Pa. III. rtgrr,icrl thai Will rh. l.. ~ #
r'itc". the r -" "f Br:sr"Iv. '',t Si.i,n.
rock "i lrcl,m.I. fh- rn~,.. It S,..l,n.l
etc. were -Inhl-n> If n,rhh.:, with us. h,.t
one ct Tire insn, he..n:ifnI r'"Iu.lion~' al
our soil is the hndy,. at American fr.-,l,rn
Like song, whi"i ani,nn,es us liz bdt,lr,
he says, let us hereafter also point l." some
flower of gu land wi,cl, viii meet u< in
the h"l'l. cheer in absence. and delight us
among strangers, aud which 70 the ,Iyi ing
patriots eye. shall revive i,e recnIIrct ol,s of
his home ainl country" He con,'nen.ls tie
subject to our fair country women, VIII.
VIII present j. as gfl from the beautiful
to the brave, with which to return vicin,i"n>
or to return no more. "B"taniruS," whom
We strongly suspect to lie the alni,t,ls anil
learned D'.-Darlington, suggesls that the
k"Imia. our-in'iige''dns ArnrricAu Laurel
t"'so called P,is@'n Ivy, and Calico, bus. J
l'e everywi,sre recognized rs the emblem nl
our great Republic, and worn as the cl.sir.
ished badge OF patriotic people, on all
public occasioils.~ Tho suggestion is not a
bad one. Others have narned the beautiful
little early flower, Epigia; another the ru
lip Tree or its flower, and the Rhedoden.
dron, but TO u these may he urged some
objection. What say the Iadiesl sl-Ho1Iti,
euzlurist.
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F. R. S.-The following capital story re
speeting the meaning Of these important
(and to foreigner,) cahl.is,ic initials. is
told in the last number Of Titan. 1t APP
pears that :: certain United Statesman. nf
eccentric Labi,s. acquired great no,orrty
from Lis fondncss for oysters and other ,cs.
taceous delicacies. This worthy WAS in
the habit of writing after his name, whether
upon his card or in the visitors book at
hotels, the mysterious letters. F. II S.
One morning, a newly come English gen
tleman, Of middle age and grave aspect.
was looking over the list of arrivals. He
was stru'k by the mysterious letters, as
every one else had been. F. r. ST. NUT
tered lie it cant be! yet there the let.
tcrs are. Who would have thought it =
The cle'k was called up aud requested to
explain. He knew nothing m ore than tina,
one OF the hoar,lers and dodgers had put
his name down with that handle attached.
Show him to me said the Enyishman
eagerly. 'There lie goes now, Sir said
the clerk, pointing to our hero. The next
moment Old Shelf felt his hand gras,,.d
hy another hand. whilst his arm went
through rapid and vigorous motion, ia
miiarly known as tile punphande ac.
ton. 1t was the English'nan. his face
beaming with cordiality. Delighted to
meet you, Sir Had not the sl.gl,les, idea
of seeing one of our society ou ;his side "f
the water! When were Won Il mruib.,
My memory is so detective - Member oi
what Z said OLD She'll half angry. : Oh,
don't be SO mo'lesf, my dear SIR J.
Modest! the deuce! Whit society a'-'Nn
bashfulness, now You are a Fellow, ]
know Dash my buttons, strang.rr cx-
claimed She'll thoroughly Indignant; do
you call me fellow 2 Fellow of the
Royal Society, Sir. You mistake my mem
ing. Fellow Of the Royal. S"e,y of Lon
dom Il am no L"ndoher, man; l. come
from down South. do. am all oyster
man, am why. what on earth does
F. r. 8. mean, tIIen. attached to your
name Z said the astonislled English
man, science and surprise heaning from
his countenance: well. stranger, | don't
care if I,.lo tell you! You see like oys.
ters, | do; and F. R. S. means adzactly
nothing more nor less than Friend, Roasted
and Stewed v". -.
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~ person toll! "a Quaker .ll,a.: the
siIencp of IL meo.ing > Of tho Society of
Friends wa% enough to- kilt .sha devil !. to
which the Quaker fepIi.'. thai it VIA, .Ls
very Thing s.he silsas assembly we're trying
10 d. {. s$,"- :: .s.4:.:
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A gentleman somewhat. distinguished for
the use Of choice language, found fault
with his pudding as having too much
calorie' in it,-whiuI, the 'andi "ty ttonk: in
high dudgeop, declaring that she never used.
the e~r,iele--indssd there never was any 10
- . li.xSS. - Il s[ly - -
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The BEGINNING OF THE WORLD,

The following is an extract from II sermon
ofSpurgeon, the English preacher, and is
a specimen of the elo9uence which within IL
year or two has made his name familiar in
both hemisphrrs:
Can any man tell me when the begin
ming vast Years ago, we thought the he
ginning of this was when Adam came up.
on it but we have discovered tha. thous
ands Of years before that Gud WAS forming
chaotic matter to make it fit abode for
man, and putting a race Of creatures upon
it, that they might die and leave traces of
his han'liw"rk AMI marvellous skill, before
he tried his hand on man. But this was
not the beginning, for revelation point, Us
t" II period long ere this world WAS fashion
ell 10 tue days VIXEN the morning stars
We're b"gotten like drops of dew
from fingers Of moring. stars and constella
,ions fell thckIy from the hand OF Gnl;
when, by his own lips, he launchel for,l,
ponderous orl'S when, with his own hand.
he sent comets, like tbun,lerbolts. wander
ing through the sky to find some day their
proper sphere. We go back TO those days
when wo,lds were made aud systems were
fashioned, and we have not approached the
beginning yet.
Until wo go hack to the time wI,r,. all
The universe slept in the mind OF God. as
,,,l,oro IL,
where God, the Creator lwells alone, eve
rything sleeping iii his mighty gigantic
thought-we have not gu>>e'l the begin
ming. We may 60 back. back, hack
ages upon ages. We 60 back. if we may
use word. whole eternilics, and yet never
arrive at the leginniny. Our wing may
he tried. our imagination die away. Could
it oulstrip tn. l;gh.ins's A,>he. in mi .sty.
power and and rsI'ili,y, it would soon
weary itself ere it could get to The begin
ming. But G"l, from the hey inning, chose
his people, when unnavIya,ed either WAS
vet Unframed hy the wing OF y iugle angel,
when space WAS shorcles>, or unborn, when
universal silence reignel, and not voice
or whisper shocked the so!emnity Of silence
when there was no being, no motion, naught
but God himself alone in his eternity when
without the song OF an angel, without the,
attendance of even a cheruhim, long ere
the living creatures We're born. or the wheels
of the chariot Of Jehovah were fashioned
even then, iii the beginning was The word
and in tho beginning Gods people were
in :he beginning lie chose them all unto
eternal lile."
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An Irish clergyman once hroke off the
thread Of his discourse, anI thus addressed
his congrega,ion::tt Ny dear brethren, let
me tell you that am now just half through
my sermon. but as perceive your >impa
tience, I will say that the remaining half is
not more than quarter as long rs that
you have heard
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The Prnprctnrs of the Ahbcvi!lc Banner and
inhpc"'ir" Press, have established tn" follow
in. rates of Advertising to b" charged in both
papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less me
than three months. will hr charged hv the insrr.
ii"n at One Dollar per square III in"h--the
spa". of - solid lines lrsS.) for the first inser-
i,on. and Fifty Cents for each subsequent in
Srrtion.
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Dr.lnarv's Advertisements will b.. insert ed ia
bath papers each changing half price.
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Gold l.n.kets, B'ard,ets; Brooches. Fur Dn1's.
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h'rt Studs. Watch Keys,, Gold and Silver
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The Weekly Times,

Appe ring every Saturday morning, embraces CON-
prehensiye digest Of the of the preceding week
with attractive Literary features among which will
De found
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isulhs', Beys' and Caildrrn's Clothing.

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THE Proprietors Of the GAIT HOUSE, preparing
Il for q large increase of traye from the opening
OF the Louisyi'Ie and Nashville Railroad, have en-
larged the Hotel 10 double its former capacity, with
new and extei sivr Billiard Rooms. Bath Rooms &c.
The public may rely that the well earned reIuta-
ton OF the Gait House. strictly first class Hotel
shall b. maintained. The House IS conveniently
located Tor travel East or West Louisville Uf-
fee OF the JeiersOnyiile Railroad having direct Rail
road connections Ia all Northern ard Easter Cities
and tie landing of the United States Mai, Line Steam
ers for CEciunati aud the East, within square u
the Hotel
r1f- Baggage Checked ia the CALI House 10 all TIA
principal points North, Fast and West
E5a- Time from Louisville TO New York IS hours.
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