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DR.. j. HOSTETTER'S
CEi ERRAIED STOMACH BITTE&


But that numerous class who devote then
selves 10 literary and other sedentary pursl-A
and in consequence of a want Of physical s1s,'
else, become the victims of languOr and deo-'
ity, without nerve or appetite, have hihsi0
sought in VAN for some invigOTating lie ~.
medicine, whose effects upon the system SID.
be both speedy and permanent. Physicians p
eminence. and profoundly acquainted Win "
requirements of the human frame coilli5i--
HOSTETTER'S BTTTERS as the safest an
swiftest stimulant TO the recuperatve ehs'5
Cf the system vet discovered. II restores .-
appetite, gives fresh vigor to the U5s
Organs, sends the blood through the VEINS W."
a more lively current, Corrects a tenl5-- =.
depression of spirits. and fits man 70, :
transaction of business with cheerll-, -
and an active mind Unlike other meu----
which have been devised for the same ODE
the BaETERS do not act spaanod--l-.
or with a temporary power the influence
the remedy is lasting. And II paten- -
but give some attention 10 securing Pi.g
exercise. after the relief has been atioEa--,r -.
ned fear no return of the atfhcuon- Q =
dehi natural 70 the encroachment' Oh ~ =
upon the bodily frame Is also aleVa--ttr H..
this great strengthening medicine. thus 1i.'---f
the aged TO pass their declining days IN -.
ease; whereas they are now suffering ron
treme weakness and nervousness. 10 80,
cradle class of people, HCSTbTIl
BITTERS may be commended a. - -
able. The proprietors of this invigora'ol -.
IN addition, a deep qualification IN a as; -
NURSING MOTHERS that they WI. II
the BIT RS the best and sa1s,
restoratives. Very few medicines are -
toned by physicians as proper TO be a-I n,
tered during the period of nursing anu
has obtained an universal preference ..
eiy- Those who desire to purchase this great REM
Dyspepsia and Debility should remember ne rr7
title II o T TT z RS CELEbh-A--
STOMACH BITTERS. 1t Is put up .r =
bottles, with the name, DIR. J. HOsIbII.s
STOMACH BITTERS, blown on the oc'''. .-,es
stamped on the cap covering the cork, Win s .5ss
of HOSTETTER SMITH on the label il'.-sis
are important, on account Of the numerous
IA the market. vp
ss Prepared and sold by HOS .I5by
& SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and sIsO 'o-ally
all druggists, grocers, and dealers Sonth
throughout the United States, Canaua'
America, and Germany.
Sold byAIJ;c. SPEAR, and J. W. ,,,:...o.,i.
Z CO.. }l-lia Sto1, T. ;. Storrs 4 Son, ni...sn,s
s8K5 POTTER, Boston, Generai -
or the New Snsltnd States
Iarch a. 1859.
A COMPLETE stock of Agricultural zoos
Z y 'e'''ved by S. PIERCE
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CENTS DRESS BOOTS.
AIDE of French Calf and Putent Leather
just received, by A. PROUTY, JR.,
1884 Church street
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BOYs' CONGRESS BOOTS.
Aph OF French Patent Leather, sewed
Just received by A. PROUTY, Jr.
e D. l54 Church-st.
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UINEsBURGH ACADEMY.
"GCOD As NFWr

Ladies.
koU can find at the CORNER STORE
new assortment of CORSETS,
HOOP SKIRTS.
WADDED SKIRTS.
UNDER-VESTS AND DRAWERS
o,.,,r (Silk or Merino),
SKIRT-SUPP0RTERS. BfSTLFS
ETC, ETC, ETC.
"A O.
Headlines, Co6ures, Scarts, ec., dc.
Very Cheap at
Oct. IL, 1889. damtr
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VERMONT CENTRAL RAIIPo.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Choice Of Rcu-cs Tor
Chicago and the West
BRITISH AND Z. 5. MAIL ROr7?
CommsHce Nandqy, N9u. q, 1851
Commsuce N7rday, N5r. q, l,-s
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND wr.-

Lave Burlington at J .35 P. ". aui fI5pv
MAIL TRAIN connects no In SOP --r NJ
River Junction with trains leaving ra...-
Springfield at 80 A n, same day. and Men
previous evening. Leave Windsor at i-.5,
arriving 80 Burlington at 10 P ", ST. an.-.
Z. 80 p ~ lodge, I'D arrive ar NoouaaL s.-.
\ NJ. and at gdensburgh al 1910 D. sr-.
Connecting at Ogdersburgh with Grand TIL
train, for Detroit and the West aita..- lH-
ExPRFsS TRAIN connecting a- Fi.-.
train which leaves Eew York a. s.. .--
White River Junction with train 81 job 80
Boston at 90 s., the previous day. r-
Windsorat go A ", arrive ~ fur.i1cto1a..
p VI. Rouse's Point st - ? VI. Noltrea. ---
p y and &c Ozdeusburgn at 0I.0 y ", de .-.
dav. and proceeding by Grand Trunk f- I.--
and the W est the same night
A p. ssenZer car attach-i a freight .--
leaves Mortified a. 500 4 g. for B1rn.,,- p.
irving there at II, 90 A n
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NOTICE

A Ii those wishing to get the best
IA HAY, STRAW, and STALK CUTTER
buy y. c. CUMMINGS PATENT. which excels anv
thing of the kind now in use. The subscriber has
the Agency for selling for this part Of the State
and will keep a supply and sell as low as can be
bought of the manufacturer.
G. ?. WOODS.
Winooski Falls, Vt, Aug 90. wlOm3-
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH AyDF4sr

Leave Burlington at : 20 A VI, and bpm
MAIL TRAIN connecting With train .slrir- n.
densburgh at 2 Is P NJ. and Montreal AZ 8 .36pr
leaves Houses Point at : 80 P ". lodge A. s.
Adams, leaves at &, 20 4 ", arrive az B17,ia--
SIS VI. and Windsor at 7 10 q VI. connect,
at Write River Junction with rains fr Wei
RIVER and Barton, and for Boston, Lowell 81
Worcester, arriving in Boston at $40 P H. -
con ectin- at Winds,r with trains for B5,--
Springfield and New York, arriving in New T.,z
at II, 10 P II.
Express Train leaves Ogiensburgh at 6l6 T.
Montreal az 100 4 W. Rouse's Point at Ls-
VI, arrives ut Burlington at 2,35 Y, and W.
sor at 20 p VI. P4sseu gers by this tram -el1
Troy. n. o., aod Concord same day, an bs,i
and New York next forenoon
Through Tickets for Chicago and the 'r
for sale at tine principal stations.
C. MERRILL, SUP.
Mortified, Vt, Nov. 81, 1859
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WHAT IT WILL DO.

D0sF-0ne vine glass full a. often as necessa-
~
0ae dose viii remove all Bad Spirits
One dose viii euro HEARTBURN.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose viii YOU a good Appetite.
One dose viii stop the distressing pains of Dys-
pe0sia.
enc dose will remove the distressing and disa-
crcesble effects Of Wind or Fatulence and as soon
as the stomach receives the Inv-orating Spiritthe
distressing load and all painful feelings viii be
removed
One dose viii remove the most 4 ---'"7 t''N'
Crri, ri+Ia~ in b. ----4alI OF pl"tIS.
f,- ,.-.s viii remove all Instructions in the
hi1nvy. 1iHiier or Urinary Organs
Persons VINO are seriously a1Ict-I with snv
Kidney Complaints are assured speedy relief by a
dose or two. and radical cure by the use Of one
mr. tvy. BOTTLES
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BUTTER. CHEESE. PRODUCE,
COMMISSION HOTSF.

81 and 80. South Market St. B oston
yyaving removed nv location from City Wharf
z Z take this method to inform nv oousignees
and all others interested particularly in the sale
If Butter and cheese in tbs market. that 7 am
prepared 70 offer them increased facilities for doing
their business. and would solicit consi gnments
Being fully sensible that owing to the competition
and high prices paid for Produce in the country.
tho profits are small after deductng expenses.
therefore T shall make my Commission charges
low and with nv facilities, low rents. and small
expenses. I am enabled, and shall make my com
mission charges at n low rate in particular for
the larger and regular assignments.
have Cash capital and other Cash facilities.
Country Produce of all kinds received and sold
on Commission Wool do not sell.
Liberal advances made on consignments.
Account sales and remttances made promptly.
Nv personal and prompt attention given 10 all
business entrusted 10 nv
Store location one of the very best.
Cellar the best in my experience for Butter,
Rents and expenses unusually low.
Terms for business moderate.
Quotations and remarks perfectly reliable.
REFERENCES.
For nv present Commercial standing efer
you to
Charles Ellis, Eco, President Howard Banking
william Hilton, Esq, Boston.
Charles Lane, Esq. Boston. Director Bank
North America.
G. y. Seymour, Esq, Ogdensburgh, New York.
f. p. Allen 4 Son, Ogdensburgh. y. Y.
II. B. Sowles ESQ. St Adams, Vt.
For nv personal and business reputation in the
City, refer YOU 70
James VI. Beebee. Esq, Merchant.
AIpheus Hardy ESQ.
Bingham. Jov & Co. Produce.
Samuel Walker E Co. Produce
Converse, Harding 4 Co.. Merchants.
Jewett. Tihbetts & Co. Merchants
Porter 4 Demmon. Provisions.
Stone Eldredgc Provisions.
MI. WOOD
June l. 1859. wifi
P :. Ifthese statements and reference are
satisfactory TRUST any consignee will not BIS dis
snpointed.
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VI r. :. WIN $40 W,
SOOTHING RUP

an experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pl
sents 10 the attention Of mothers, her
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A COMPLETE stock of Agricultural zoos
N received by prrRCE
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DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR.


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Bilious Disorders-Liver Complaints.

From Dr. Theodore Bel, Of NetC York Csty.
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From Rer. j. Y HINES Pastor Of Adrst Church B'star
DR. AVER: 1 have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those called TO visit
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For Children Tcething.

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Dysentery, Diurrh@a, Relax, Worms.

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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-17
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the paymen
IL of certain sum of money secured to be paid
by Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the twenty
fourth day of October, A. ID. 1S51-executed by
John Clark, of Cass County, Michigan, to Justus
Gage Administrator of the estate of Stephen b.
Clark deceased, of said County, and duly recorded
in the Office of the Register of Deeds of said County,
in Liber ID of Mortgages, on pages 247 and 24S, on
the twenty-ninth day of November, A. d. 1851,
which said Mortgage was duly assigned by the said
Mortgagee to Stephen &. Crane, on the twenty
third day of December, 1858, which assignment
was recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds
for said County of Cass in Liber of Mortgages,
on pages 246 and PAT, on the tenth day of April,
A. ID. 1856, and the amount claimed to be due on
said Mortgage at the date of this notice being six
hundred and two dollars and five cents, and the
time for the payment of said sum of money having
expired, and no suit or proceedings at law or
equity having been instituted for the recovery OF
said sum of money or any part thereof: Therefore,
notice is hereby given that by virtue of power of
sale contained in said Mortgage and in pursuance
of the statute in such case made and provided, the
premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: The
west half of the north west quarter of section
eleven, town fve south of range fifteen west, con-
tanning eighty acres situated, lying and being in
said County of Cass, will be sold at public auction
or vendue on Monday, the eleventh day of April,
A. ID. 1859, at the hour of one o'clock in the after
noon of said day. the Court House in Cassapolis,
in said County of Cass.
STEPHEN C. CRANE, Assignee.
A. J. SMITH, Attorney.
Dated January llth, 1889 janl3-3swl3
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-17
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the condition
IL of certain mortgage, bearing date on the
eleventh day of March, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fiftyeig execu-
ted by Chauncey ]. Poor to Davidson Gardner, and
recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds, in
.Cass county, Michigan, on the twelfth day of
March, eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, in
Liber G., of Mortgages, on page five hundred
and one on which said mortgage there is
claimed to be DUE at the date of this notice, the
sum of ninety dollars and eighty -one ceuts. to re-
cover which no suit or proceedings at law have
been instituted.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that by
virtue of power of sale contained in said mort
gage, now become operative, the premises described
to wit: All that certain tract or parcel OF land
known and described follows, to wit: Lots in the
village. of Dowagiac, in the county of Cass and
State of Michigan, at the corner of Commercial
and New York streets, viz: The south westerly one
half of lots eighty-seven and lightweight, being
about three rods on Commercial street. and eight
rods rear along New York street. will be sold at
Public yendue, at the Court House in Cassapolis,
in said county of Cass, on the twenty second day
of April next, at one o'clock in the afternoon of
said day, to satisfy the amount then due on said
mortgage, and costs.
Dated January 18th, 1859.
DAVIDSON GARDNER, Mortgage
JAMES NJ. SPENCER AIRY jan. 20 -39wl3
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-17

BARKsDALE LAMENTETH. = Barks-
dale, the Missippian, he on whose emp
ty wig fell the heavy blows of Cadwal-
lader, the 6auntless, on that night when
the statesman of Whippy Swamp fell
headlong over the fist of Grow, the IL
Observation-Disclosures is grieved at his
heart. Over the degeneracy and dis
grace which have cast dark shadow
upon the sunny South, from the wor-
ship of Douglas, he thus lifteth up his
voice like pelican Of the wilderness !:
Sorrow, shame, tears for the betrayed
and humbugged South The pity of
her friends and the dupe of her foes,
she at times is made to exhibit herself
before the world in an attitude so uncn-
viable that it is sickening to look upon,
and goes staggering along like a man
bereft of reason and the noble attri-
butes with which his Creator has en-
dowed him, to the cruel destiny which
her remorseless and insatiate enemies
have declared shall be hers. Christ
never poured more bitter tears over the
wayward city of his love, than the pat
riot weeps over the blinded, deceived
and unfortunate South. Look upon
her! There she stands besieged by
ever-active enemies without-betrayed
by traitors within-torn by the dissen-
sions of her sons-the prey of every
evil and and unclean passion that gets
the mastery over mems minds.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-17
43.
Humorisn,s.

The following refined art criticism is
not unlike those, heard in the European
Gallaries from fashionable but ignorant
american and English tourists. At a
recent exhibition of painting, lady
and her son were regarding a picture
which the catalogue designated as "Lu-
ther at the Diet of Worms" Having
descanted at some length upon the mer-
its, the boy remarked:
Smother, I Isee Luther at the table, but
where are the worms" !,
One of our exchange papers gathers
up the following bursts of eloquence,
which it says were delivered before a
court of justice in the State of Ken.
lucky:
"Your honor sits high upon the
adorable seat of justice, like tho
Asiatic rock of Gibraltar; while tho
eternal streams of justice, ike the
cadaverous clouds of the valley flow
meandering at your feet"
Another western orator commenced
his harangue with:
''fhe important crisis which were
about to have arriven, have arroyen."
Anothcr:-The court will please to
observe that the gentleman from the
East had give them very learned
speech. He has roamed with old Ro-
mulus; Soaked with cid Socrates,
Ripped with Euripides, and Canted
with old Cantharides-but, what, your
honor, does he know about the laws of
Wisconsin ?"
A young lawyer in one of our Courts
commenced his defence as follows:
/" May it please your honor, the Del
uge has passed over the earth, the ark
has rested upon the mountain, and the
Rainbow of Justice shines as beautiful
ly upon my colored client, as it does
npon any one in the court including the
jury"
This reminds us of the commence
ment of speech of a lawyer in New
Jersey.
Your honors do not sit there like
marble statues to be waited about by,
every idle breeze"
A young lady that lives near rail-
road crossing, appears to have no 9TH
er occupation except perpetually pok-
ing her head out Of the windw. A wag
the other morning hailed her from tho
street.
Halo, Miss!'
/" What do you want" said she after
the first flush of Indignation at being
thus accostcd.
"The bell amt rung yet" was tho
answer.
"What do You mean ?" asked Miss.
"Why," was the reply. that sign
says you're to "look out" when the
bell rings, but you are looking out all
the time"
The lady's head disappeared with a.
jerk, and the window went down with,
q slam.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-17
Household cares.1

Mrs Kirkland has very truly said
that woman is never really and healthi-S
ly happy without, household cares.
But to perform house-work is too frc-
quently considered degrading. Even
where the mother, in obedience to tho
traditions of her youth, condescends to
labor, occasionally, the daughters are
frequently brought mp in perfect idle.
ness take no bodily exercise except that
of walking in fine weather, or riding
in cushioned carriages, or dancing at
party. Those, in short, who can afford
servants, cannot demean themselver, as
they think, by domestic labors. Tho
result, is too frequently, that ladies Of
this class lose what little health they
started life with, becoming feeble in
just about the proportion as they be-
come fashionable. In this neglect Of
household cares, American ladies stand
alone. A German lady, no matter how
elevated her rank, never forgets that
domestic labors conduce to the health
of mind and body alike. An English
lady, whatever may be her position in
society, does not neglect the affairs of
her household, and, even though she
has housekeeper, devotes a portion
of time to this, her true and happiest
spheer. A contrary course to this, re-
suits in a lassitude of mind often as
fatal to health, as the neglect of bodi-
ly exercise. The wife who leaves her
household cares to the domestics, gem
orally pays the penalty which has been
affixed to idleness since the foundation
of the world, and either Wits away
from sheer ennui, or is driven into all
sorts of fashionable follies to find em-
ploynent for her mind. If household
cares were more generally attended
to by ladies of the family, there would
be comparatively little backbiting,
gossipping, cnviousness, and other kim
dred sins, and women in good socie-
ty would be much happier and much
more truly lovable. = Springfield Re
publican.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-17
Assignee,s Sale.

A FARM in Newburg township, half mile
IN southof Bears Steam Saw Mill and 81 miles
northeast of Nana.i::a, containing 300 acres all
under good fence, with 90 acres under the plow,
and 60 acres of meadow The soil is good, being
mixture between heavy timber and oak and hick-
ory openings, with under growth of hazle and
grape. On the place there is new frame house,
22 26, with wing 2e feet long frame barn is "a !;
two young orchards, Just come into bearing; two
good wells of water, also running water for stock
There is good cranberry marsh on the premises.
The place will be sold whole or in part, to suit
the purchaser. A good road runs through the
place so that it can be divided without inconven-
fence. Price-from $12 to s16 per acre, according
to the way it is divided.
TERMS From one-fourth to One-third down,
and the balance in payments to suit the purchaser
REFERENCE = Joseph Smith, at Cassapolis, or
John A. Fosdick, ON the premises. For further
information, inquire of Justus Gage, at Dowagiac.
ORS0N. RUDD,
Assignee of John A. Fosdick.
January Is, 1882 janl3-3Sm3
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-02-17

WHOM TO MARRY.-When young
woman behaves to her parents in a
manner particularly tender and respect
ful, from principle as well as nature,
there is nothing good and gentle, that
may not be expected from her in what
ever condition she may be placed.
Were to advise a friend as to the
choice of a wife, my first counsel would
be look out for one distinguished for
her attention and sweetness to her par
ents." The fund of worth and affec-
ton indicated by such behaviour, joined
by the habits of duty and consideration
thereby contracted, being transferred to
the married state, win not fail to render
her mild and obliging companion.-
Star.