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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-05-19
EObserved dutis. maintain our credit

B.Observed duties maintain our credit,
but secret duties maintain our life. a-
HSaid one to an sgsd friend, 81 had
letter from distant correspondent the 9TH
er day, who inquired If you were in the
land Of the living" NO. replied the
saint-like, venerable man, shut an going
there. This world is alone the world of
shadow; and the eternal is the only one of
living realities"
EA great many persons undertake TO
build fortunes as Pat tried to build his
ehinney-thsy begin .. the top and build
down. @ ....,
ITwo centuries ago not one in hun
dred wore stockings. Fifty years ego not
one boy in thousand was allowed TO run
at large at night. Fifty year, Ego no. one
girl in thousand made a waiting-maid Of
her mother. Wonderful Improvement in this
wonderful world.
HEmployment, which Galen calls tina
lures physician" is SO essential 10 hum.n
happiness, that indolenoe is Justly consider
cd as the mother Of misery.
E-If you would teach secrecy to others,
begin with yourself.
ETo some men it is indispensable to
be worth money, fer without it they would
bewoith nothing. ...-. ..-.... g.
Ea-It is said that such is the religious in
terest in some parts Of Sweden that in some
places it is no: more asked. "Ho y do you
do?" but Shave you repented9" "Whsn
will you repsEt9" Thus every one is
preacher to his brother.
IEvery hour that man is in debt is
year spent in slavery. According to this,
what an everlasting long life some people
must live. asf 90
EWho minds bis own business well,
lets alone the business Of others.
r"One word more, and have done.n
How weldreadto hear this sentence from
the lips of speaker at public meetings!
Ii is always sure indication tina! he is
bracing up for fresh start.
All bethink thee maiden yet,
Ere to passions doom betrayed;
Hearts were Love bis seal has set, H. 1
Sorrows fercest Pangs invade.
I-It is said to be dangerous to be work
ing with sewing machine near window
when there is thunder storm. Il is also
very dangerous TO sit near some sewing
machines when there is no thunderstorm.
TFanny Fern says she once had mar.
row escape from being minister's wife,
and tells how she would have acted in such
q case. Her mad pranks, says Prentice,
would evidently have made her husband q
minister.
ITsEre the introduction Of the cold wa
Ter system into the navy, every Jack had
bis Gill. - ~ |
4
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Boots and Shoes,

Boots and Shoes. ..--
OUR stock Of Boots and Shoes is full and com
" plete, embracing all styles, sizes and prices.
april7 STROUSE s. FRIEDSAM.
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Better Late than Never.

Lie IS race where some succeed,
While others are beginning;
lis luck at times, at others speed, .T...
That gives an early winning. ,7-ar ..
But 1T you chance 10 fall behind,
t. Meier SHAKEN your endeavor;
- Just keep this wholesome truth in mind
Ills better late than neyerl
o., IL you can keep ahead, 'tis well,
But never trip your neighbour;
IT'S noble when YOU can excel ..
BY honest, patient labor.
But if you are outstupped at last,
" Press on as bold as ever;
Remember, though you are surpassed,
lis better late than never!
Meier labor for an idle boast 81
OF victory Ger another, -..-.--.,.
But while you strive your uttermost, -
Deal fairly with brother.
Whater your station, do your best,
And hold your purpose ever;
And if you fail TO beat the rest,
...-., 'Tis better late than never!
Choose well the path in which you run,
Succeed by noble daring;
Then, though the last, whence once 'tis won
You, crown is worth the wearing.
Then never fret, if left behind,
Nor slacken your endeayor;
But ever keep this truth in mind
81 LIS better late than never! D. --e---
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Pats EYasiYa Answer.

Pataick O'Neal, before he became Joined
IN the holy bonds Of hemlock' with Bird
get, was in the service Of Father Connel.
ey. One day the priest expected call
from Protestant minister, and he wished
some excuse 10 get rid Of him. So calling
Patrick he proceeded to give him some in
structions. -.-
'Prnirick,' said he, if that minister comes
here to-day, don't wish 10 see him. p,
Yes, yer riverence.' .r,-
Make some excuse and send him off,
what shall tell hin?' -.-fr
Tell him I'm not at home
Would yer have me tell him lie, yer
riverence?, n- ass a5.saf.s
No, Patrick, but get rid of him some
yay-give him an evasivs answer
IAN evasiye answer,.is il? will 10 it,
You understand me, Patrickp' "a T
.Ay course, yer riverencs?'
The matter thus arrange, Father Connel-
ey retired to his library. and Patrick went
about his duties. About dusk in the after
noon, the priest came out Of his room, and
found Patrick in usually good spirits.
ssiWell Patrick, did the minister call TO-
dsyP' ve)
'Yis, Sir err
'And did you get rid Of hinP'
Il did SIR
Did he ask if was IMP -, ls'7l-~a
He did SIR
'fApd what did you say to him2'
I gave him an evssivs answer z-Ss
bisAn evasiye answer, Patrick?'
Yis. yer reverence
sAnd what did you say to him"
He sxed me was ys in, and towled him
was his grandmother q monkey
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Being both practical workmen, and intending
to devote our time wholly to our business, we feel
confident we shall be able to attend to all orders
promptly and satisfactorily. We shall have an
entire new stock of material and work, as soon as
one OF US can visit the eastern markets.
STEINMETZ e. FRANZEN.. +
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HATS s. CAPS--A good supply for men,
boys and children---all styles and fabrics.
april7 NJ. GREENABAUM.
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Attention to This

am specially DESTROYS of closing up my old
business, and must do it. Therefore, all persons
indebted to me will do me an especial favor, and
trouble, expense and hard feeling, by calling
and settling without delay. My old business musi
be c.osed. mara. 8. STEIEMETZ.
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N E W FIR NJ

T HAVE associated with me IN business Mr..
l. N. Franzen, and the business will be contin-
ued under the name and style of Steinmetz &
Franzen. 'sIs- S. STEINMETZ.
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SGOW W EEKL Y 7 NJ p S
DRY GOODS, ETC.
NEW SPRlNG GUUUS.
STROUSE g. FRlEDSAM, d"

A RE in receipt of their new Spring and SUM
n mer Goods, which were purchased in New
York, after personal inspection of the market,
and thorough examination of the stocks, fabrics
and styles, and they do not hesitate to announce,
that their present is one of the most complete and
elegant assortments they have ever had the pleas
IRE of offering 10 their numerous customers and
the public. They invite call ana inspection OF
heir goods, which they cesign disposins Of on
heir usual terms.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-18
2nblit SaIas.
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BY GIBSON Ek co,

{TsS REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
# The subscribers, in addition their regular Auction
will hereafter give PARTICULAR attention PR
LING HOUSES LOTS OF GROUND, FARMS, C0UNTR
SEATS, GROUND RENTS, &c, ofwhich Register will b
kept for the information of purchasers. ~
fellf No n. Charles street
BY SAMUEL I'll. COVER
- ADMINISTRATORS SALE.-Under an
,,, order the Orphans Court for Baltimore City, the
.z undersigned, Administrator will offer at public sale
the premises hereinafter mentioned on TUESDAY, the
2gth day of March, 1859. at O'Clock Il M
ALL THAT GROUND AND PREMISES in Baltimore city,
at the southwest corner of Peasan; ana iolday streets
having front of twenty feet on Holiday street. with
depth Of eighty and half feet on PeaSant street IN
the corner wo-stoy Brick Dwelling adjoining on Holli
day street, and twostory and attic Brick Dwelling on
Pleasant street The whole subject to an annual ground
and July in every and redeemube at six cent
Terms of sale erd cash. and the balance in six and
Bile T. PARKIN SCOTT,
Administrator of Patrick King, decd
mill cots sR s II COVER, Auctioneer.
<4a.A THE ELEGANT AND VALUABLE
Eiii FARM EGYPT, part of Cowpen, at auction Sale
vii be sold on THURSDAY March oath, at o'clock at
the Baltimore Exchange No y South Gay street the follow
county, about TX miles from the city, by the en York
Turnpike and about 4 miles from TOwsonown, containing
high of cultivation, the balance in fine timber
The improvements consist of a COTTAGE RESIDENCE
Frame Barn 40 by CO. with stone cellar finished in the best
manner with many other outhouses all new and in good
order The location Of the most healthy in the State
The adjoining farms owned by gentlemen Of the first
pectablity Schools and Churches in the neighborhood
It has also fine stream of water passing through
the farm.
Rs- Fine Apple Orchard, other Fruit &c.
Sale peremptory. Terms at sale.
For further particulars apply to r,,r,,rr
SAML. H. COVER, Auctioneer
L. Il Ral ftTnnr a,fnaAf
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Gus FfttinQ.

GAS FITTING AND FIXTURES.
VI JOHN RODGERS Il son,
FIRE ENGINE Builders d. Ma CIfINISTS,
No. IS HIGH STREET,
Have connected with their present business, that of
GAS FITTING,
In all its varieties PIPE introduced into Public Private
buildings, and FIXTURES of every STYLE furnished at
shortest notice They respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage
~ B-Particular attention given orders from the
G,1cJ
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N0usts. It,. fur SaIe apo Rtnt.

ENOR RENT.-A VERY DESIRABLE COUN-
L TING ROOM, and PART OF SECOND FLOOR of ware
house. S1 XG c8 Pratt street. Apply on the premises sRRy
ItssN FOR SALE.-FARMS IN ILLINOIS,
% in Harden county, seven miles from the county seat,
- seven miles from Elzabethtown the Ohio River.
LING, and Orchards &C., half heavily timberel, price
a - ''' r, W; RAsIN,
mh156t No 81 Faye street
< 1e.At FOR SALE.-ll5 ACRES SITUATED
E4; on Choptank River, 3 miles from Denton, Caroline
49, county, Md, improved by good FRAME Dwell
LING, Barn, &c.
l.so ACRES Of fin; LI2EsTo&E LAND, heavily tim.
Tennessee near Jonesboro ard the n c. and Tenn r R
TWO TRACTS containing IGo Acres EACH in Stark coun,
ty, Illinois.
small place of 9s Acres on Washington r R. near the
Relay House, improved BY frame SWELLING House,
EARNS N 81 E2tim2rs 2T2r Frederick and Other
RUMBLE 4 WILLIS, Brokers.
mhll-n 20 Second street.
a.; FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Efi FARMS
~ 1 g. @ u.s. Soafsi9E g = ss os ID Id
provementS, and some with Improvements. Several Of
them beautifully ;tH3f %F Fl sgt yf!el
within three eight miles Of the City, By Railroads
and Tumpikes.
"
in almost section of the City, the following prices
5000 $780, $3.50 $500 5000, $780, 1900, So 200 $500 800
$500, $780, sS,667. and
WAREHOUSES; AND STORES,
at 81 300 81 800 $500, 81 500 $4,000 and SOS 600.
Persons wishing to PURCHASE, SELLo EXCHANGE
will please favor with CALL No Jarvis Buildings,
North street, near Baltimore street
mh4-tf III. COX &R. B. WARDEN.
II o R S A L E.
VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS,
Situate in
CLINTON COUNTY, PA.
1000
This Land is located near the fiolrishing town of
LOCK HAVEN.
1t is the line Of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad and
only three and half miles from the West Branch of the Sus
quehanna River.
The Timber consists principally OF
WHITE PINE,
with
WHITE OAK AND HEMI.OCK
When cleared, the land will be for farming pur
poses than what is asked for it.
Onefourh of the purchase money be paid cash.
city property will be taken for the balance mortgage
the premises for five years.
~ For particulars apply to
J. HENRY GIESE,
mf3eof No 81 Spears wharf
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Gu-lartnersbip gotites.

GOAL NOTlCE.-TliE u d ERSIGNED,
" Agents for the sale of the BOSTON COAL COMPA-
NY,S COAL will carry on \ GENERAL COAL BUSI-
NESS, under the firm of T. D. LONEY Co, the office
lately occupied by their former Agent Mr. T. T. Rassord
NJ. So SOUTH STREET. HALL x LONEY.
Baltimore. january LIST, 1859. jal-tf
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: ORPHANS COURT SALE

Hiii- VALUABLE PROPERTY Or On RICHMOND STREET.
The subscriber administrators of John Wilson, deceased.
and by of the Orphans Court of Baltimore city, will
sell, on MONDAY AFTERNOON March DIST, at o'clock,
the premises, all the following described desirable
perty, viz:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND AND IMPROVEMENTS
situated Richmond street between Tyson and Cathedral
The Lot fronts Richmond street l6 feet inches,
and running back 81 feet to a three feet alley.
The improvement No ~, consists of well built three
story Brick DWELLING, with many conveniences for
family.
Ground $37 so per
Terms of SALE prescribed by the CourtOneha cash.
balance MONTHS with interest and approved security
Title indisputable. MARY ANN WILSON,
Administrative of John Wilson, deceased.
SAMI4. Ii. GOV Err, Auctioneer,
NH M "a Rol
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Dlurnbers,

DLUMBING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES BY
JAMES FAY No. 16 Sharp street. doors south Of Ger
street, Baltimore. Keeps constantly on hand an as
sortment of IIYDRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS, Rams
Water Closets; Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Zinc WASH BA
SINS and BATH FIXT RES of every description, put up
the shortest notice the most improved principles Al
JOB WORK punctuay attended to the most reasonable
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Amustnlsnts.

GRAND EQUESTRIAN FESTIVAL
~ FRONT STREET T 1T IsF AND CIRCUS,
Commencing MONDAY ,NiGhT, March 2lst 1859,
Comprising principal arseS of Nblos Garden, New
CHOICE STAR Re FE3R SPvSii F}s II THE UNION
To support the Great AMERICAN + morst,
During his Farewell Engagement in Baltimore
Who will introduce his Wonderful Talking Horse,
FAMOUS Low coMEDY MULES.
Among The sfI pR9y taened aTti;!es are the
unequalled in versatility of talent and ever memorable by
that comic et mem9 2aS Of r their family
His first visit our city
The most daring and intrepid IIorseman of the age,
DAVIS RICHARDS.
eng his celebrated RUSSIAN STEED: presented by the Empe
4r AeYander The CHARMING We EqsfS q IS t s
complished TIGHT ROPE Artistic, NAT AYE ne Eng
h Clown Il franklin and Armsir9pS; Master and
CARLO FAMILY.
combination talent brought
together in this Theatre while the high character of the
tstes sure guarantee that they will be every worthy
the patronage of the most refined classes of the
GRHNp AFTERNOON MATINEEs for Family PARTIES
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, commencing at %
O'Clock mhS3t
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
kUNKLE COL essees JOHN T. FORD. Manager
BENEFIT OF MIR WIN WHEATLEY.
ON THIS FRIDAY EVENING MARCH IS,
Will be performed
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
Asa Trenchar (Our American Cousin Mr. J. s Clarke
Lord Dundreary W Wheatley.
To conclude with
PADDY NILES BOY!
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mhI5I9, 90 %, 29&ap2456ygt
TRUSTEES SALE
.St from tle DAY oil sale.
CHAS. J. NJ GWINN, Trustee
+ W. BENNETT Il Co. Aucts.
BY ADREON 4. co.

- EXECUTORS SALE OF A VERY VALU-
sI .CATHEbRAL sTREET- The under gned, Executor
f Susan Henderson, deceased will offer at public sale at the
Merchants Exchange sales No ~ South Gay street.
SATURDAY the second day of April next at O'Clock NJ
all that lot of ground and improvements situated Cahe
da street No H. third house South from Madison street
the lot fronts % feet and has depth Of 25 feet alley
The improvements first class DIV ELlNG, of modern
style and neat architectural design, pc all the most
recent Improvements and convcHences and occupied
by the deceased her late residence The property is in
fee simple.
For further particulars, terms, &c, enquire of
T. FRISBY HENDERSON, EXecutOr
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Aaritultaral.
"EXCELSIOR,"
IL No. PERUVIAN GUANO,

"FxCELssIoRS,rm ~, y, Or, ,,,o
SOLUBLE PHOSPHATE,
NOt"liiiiis' ! Phosphate of Lime, 81 per cent.
Warranted the most concentrated universal and durable
fertilizer offered for sale containing all the stimulating
effects of Ground Bones adapted all soils and IN
Every package bears the inspection mark and name in
TeG fettfIS. None other genuine
mhl6-tf ~ Pratt street. Baltimore.
NUANOl GUANO!
" PERUVIAN,
oAl MIl1FE lAAFx1cAv,
Va :" .,i,, a. BROWN MEXICAN,
DEEBERG's sUPERPHospHATE,
all Of the best quality for sale in lots 70 s At the lowest
mhi5BRr 'e Hongsworth street near ratt Wharf
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LME-lO0 bbls.
OMitchell Crosdaas superior article; to which we
81 Exchange Place fe26,tf
A PERUVIAN GUANO-Of direct importa-
sion Merchants For sale by iiACDoSALD ( DUGDALE
A A BROWN MEXICAN GUANO.-Contain-
N ing than the ordinary per centage of phosphates
DALE S'O' ''''' '0' S"' " ''''D0''l'D mh At
4 a MEXICAN GUANO, DROWN. Very
roT s s st P@ Or FIR fine and
felgT IL Pratt street, Bait
A A MEXICAN GUANO, (WHTTE AND
BROWN lin bulk or bbls, containing from 60 to 65 per
cent Of Bone Phosphate of Lime For sale by less
quantities by j. J. +. TURNER,
fel9u AZ Pratt street.
DERUVIAN GUANO-l, 600 tons No. Peru
Il Wan Guano dschargng from vessels direct from
Chncha Islands, in beautiful ORDER for sale in quantities to
suit liberal discount made to Commission Merchants
and Clubs purchasing lots Of 81 upwards P NAL
! COM & CO., Wood street, Bowly's wharf A fel0tf
GUANo! GUANol xrv.ssA qrASo
WIN. +. MURDOCH,
Agent No. So Exchange Place.
| ! am now prepared to sell the following Phosphate
| GuANOS to the trade and farmers
| BROWN COLUMBIA NEVASSA, 10GS5 per cent bone
| phosphate of Lime.
| Also WHITE MEXICAN AND IA BROWN MEXICAN
| d23tf
MlLNOR 4 CURTIS,
| lTE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
| AND DEALERS
| GU4NOS, FIELD SEEDS dc,
! No 90 LOMBARD STREET,
| Baltimore.
| Libral advances made consignment. oc6-tf
| HUANO! GUANO!-2OO tons ''Brown Next
Mean" GUANo, ANALYSING 65 per cent bone phosphate
| lime, for sale by WIN. +. MURDOCH,
| au26-t 50DOnnels wharf.
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Arp 9O0ns.

~ OPENED THIS WEEK
AT MILLIKEN's ,,,,,,,r,
65 BALTIMORE STREET, ABOVE GAY.
100 dozen Damask NAPKINS at s25 per dozen regular
Strong pnOs lea Table aad Ct,
sy t9s al af and s
Fine Snow I n DrqT, G 62& - S5h and ST.
TOWELS,
Ss Gan h n and s Ro ask an
VIDE eodrd Bo p Towes very %andsOne
AND SHIRT BOsoMS.
full stock of the best makes warranted WELL and
marked at the possible profit aiO Shr Rqs%ms of
90, Nc 65 Baltimore street, above Cay.
have the same advantage the bestjudges, feStfrlw
A MOTHER OPENING
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS, &c,
In rich SILKS and all other desirable fabrics per
steamers HOUSE LINENS of superior order, free from
cotton SHIFTING LINENS very best makes; JOUVIN'S
KID GLOVES, ENGLISH HOSIERY, SHAWLS, EN-
BROIDERY, &c.
GENTS AND YOUTHS WARE.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
Complete in CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS best white and col
ored Canton MATING the celebrated Gowqua brand
,,,.s RoYsToN ! BROTHERS,
ERESH SPRING DRY GOODS
IL NOW OPENING!
AT NO. 60 BALTIMORE STREET,
NEAR GAY STREET.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
SPRING DRY GOODS
Rich Silk Robes latest designs Barge and Lawn Robes
Satin Stripe Ducais and Poll De Chevres Fine Robe Clint
IN na Sc sn Hs %ns aaH P
and Scotch Embroideries, at very low prices
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
DOMESTIC GOODS.
QUILTS AND OTHER
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
SHAWIS,
MANTILLAS,
CAPES,
&C. &c,
on Second Floor
HS-The largest stock in the city, and at lowest prices
JOUTLN'S KID GLOTES
Direct Importation.
With every article in the Dry Goods line, adapted City
and Country trade.
STEPHEN l.. BIRD l. CO.,
No 60 Baltimore street.
mhll-tf near Gay street.
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timore.
J. w. CHILDS,
JOHN GAYNOR.
l=zz-sassH, s==.s==6-asl1asz saza=z
Steamships.

<9~Fs G H A X l. Il S I o N.
.SMkk.ss First class Cabin Passage.
THROUGH IN FIFTY HOURS!
The and first-cass steamship
PATAPSCO,
Capt J.. ii. LAYFIELD,
viii leave Spears wharf on
SATURDAY, March 10Th,
at o'clock. p NJ, precisely.
The accommodations for passengers by this Steamer
every respect trst-claSs.
No freight received after L. O'Clock the day of sailing
No Bills of Ladng will be signed after the departure of the
Steamer.
For freight OF passage apply to
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
ll6 Spears wharf.
Agents in Charleston, JOHN W. CALDWELL. 4 son.
The 'PatapSCo will leave Baltimore again the 29h Of
March Punctuaity i'll her departure may be relied on.
mhl6T
ss FOR SAVANNAH,
Saturday, March 18th, at II O'clock NJ, the
GETTY OF NORFOLK
J. c. PARKER commander,
will sail punctually as above.
For freight passage, having excellent Accommodations,
apply to WM MENTZEl, Agent,
Union Dock.
BPosvey bills of lading signed after sailing of
ship. mhl5f
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IN 1T Ii QUITE A COMMON OBSERVATION
that Consumption is the chief curse of this climate
preying upon old and young, and scattering widely
its shafts of destruction. But all who have svel
travelled through the South end West, or indeed
through any portion Of the interior Of the country
must have noticed that there Ia disease far more
prevalent among Americans than consumption
Day after day they are alternately shaking, with
q nervous cit, or rendered deiirious with fever
Most of them find an early grave. No one who has
ever seen or experienced this disease can fail to
pc receive that aude to what is called Fever and
Aguc. The discoyerer Of remedy for this evil
must and should be considered public benefastor,
and DIR. J. HOsTETTER's BITTERsi is the remedy.
we know from personal trial.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold by p. GIBBONS, A. J. WILKINSON, BARTLETT,
KAYE Co., and j. BRApEx.
Aug. ID, '5a-ddw
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT or Iowa. DO
lis MAMMA pwvrrx


kEoKuK, August 10th, A. ID. 1859.
PROCLAMATION In ADMIRALTY. L hereby
i give notice that by virtue Of q warrant of ar
rest and monition issued out Of the Office Of the
Clerk Ut the United states District Court in and for
the District OF Iowa, and To directed in the fol-
lowing cause, to-wit: Thomas j. FRESH libel an I,
against the steamboat Henry Clay, her engines,
machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture, in a
cause civil and maritime, for demand Of the sum
Of two hundred and eight and 2o-l00 dollars, /
did on the 10th day Of August, A. d. 1859 at the
port of Keos uk In said District Of Iowa, arrest
take In y possession for safe custody, and do no
detain 4he 1s4a steamboat Henry Clay, with her
engines, machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture
and hereby also give publis notice that the time
assigned for the return of said warrant liz the 10Th
day Vt August, A. ID. $40, and hereby admonish
aud summon all persons claiming any interest in
the sald stesm beat Henry Clay, her engines, ma
chincry, tackle, apparel and furniture, or knowing
or having any thing to say why the same should
not be condemne and sold TO answer the demand
Of said Lihsllani, that they be ard appear before
the District Court for the District of Iowa at re-
turn term thereof, to be begun and hoideH at said
District Court room ON the 25th day Of August, at
keokax In said District, the last named day.
to-wit, the 18th day Of August, 1859, when and
whe said se wi II be heard then and there to
interpose their claims and answer said libel and
make their allegations in that behalf.
l.. SUMMERS, u. s. Marshal
BY J. Y. ANTHONY, Deputy.
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