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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24
MORTGAGES SALE.

EFAULT having been made in the paymen
l J Of a certain sum of money secured to be paid
-, Indeuture of Mortgage, bearing date the twenty
S,y,,rtb day of October, A. ID. 1851-executed by
I"hn Clark. of Cass County, Michigan, to Justus
Gage, Administrator of the estate of Stephen b.
Clark deceased, of said County, and duly recorded
The office of the Register of Deeds of said County,
IN Liner of Mortgages, on pages 247 and PAS, on
tbe twenty-pinth day of November, A. ID: 1851
which said Mortgage was duly assigned by the said
Wortgaoee to stephen Q. Crane, on the twenty
third d3v of December, 1853, which assignments
was recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds
for said County of Cass, in Liber ( OF Mortgages,
On nages 2ls and 247, ON the tenth day OF April,
A b. 1856. and the amount claimed to be que on
said Mortgage at the date of this notice being SIX
hundred and two dollars and five cents, ana the
time for the pavrnent 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 made and provided, the
premises described in said Mortgage, to wit: The
west half of the north west quarter of section
eleven town five south of range fifteen west, con-
tanning eighty acres situated, lying and being IN
said County of Cass, viii be sold at public auction
or vendue ON Monday, the eleventh day OF April,
A ID. 1889 at the hour of one o'clock IN the aiter
noon of said day, at the Court House In Cassapohs
in said County of Cass. ,
i SMITH Attorney
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MlCHIGAN-County of Cass Pro-
y bate Court Whereas application has been
MADE to the said court by Benjamin Hebron. ad-
ceased, for the final settlement ofhis adninistra
ton accounts In said estate: And, whereas. no
commissioners have been appointed TO examine
and adjust the claims against said estate: Notice
is therefore hereby given, that the second Monday
in April next has been appointed by said court for
examining and adjusting the claims against said
estate, aud for final settlement of the same at the
Probate Office, in Cassapolis, of said county. at
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, at which time and
place all persons having claims against said estate
will present them to said court for final settlement
And it is hereby ordered that the above notice
be published in the Cass County Republican, once
IN each week Tor four weeks in succession irnne-
diately preceding said settlement. - - .''N
March 2, 1859. marl0-4swA
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24

-. A polite young lady recently
asserted that she had lived near barn.
yard, and that it was impossible for her
to sleep in the morning, on account of
the cutlery made by a ssgentlcmap hen.'
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24
The Haunted House.


In thy heart there is a chamber IA
None but God and thou have seen it
Darkened by the sombre shadows
From the folds of thought that screen'dit.
On its walls are many pictures, -
Painted by the hand Of Time
Sketches of those mystic regions W =
In the Infinite sublime. 81
There are portraits of the faces
That have passed away from earth,
Glimpses of those sunny places -
Sacred to thy childhood mirth.
And it is the haunted chamber,
e, Where the ghosts at midnight stray,
Silent as the stars that wander
Down the white-paved Milky Way
You beheld the light forms trembling
In their pure robes like bride,
And they look so like the living,
You forget that they have died.
You forget The marble features
of the friend you laid to rest
You forget the pale hands folded -
On apulseless, soulless breast.
But you see him slowly walking
Mid the glow life's sunset weayes
When his lips dropped farewell blessings
As the trees their autumn leaves. l-a
Thus he, long since departed,
Reaching cut his hands to thine, 1S,l
And his lips unto thee murmur
In a tone which seems divine
In this chamber stands mirror;
Memory's lamp stands overhead,
Throwing down softened radiance
On the pictures of the dead.
In its clear depths we distinguish
What we were and what we are;
There our inner life reflected,
Shows us hideous or fair.
1t is in this secret chamber
That we learn a solemn truth;
As in links of spirit union,
Age is joined again with youth.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24
Bound for Pixies Peak

L>OR SALE CHEAP, on long TING, my Store,
BY ninety deep Store, two stories high, 10 by so.
House, IL by 40, built with all the modern improve
ments. If not sold by first of February. will be
leased either together or separate. Apply to ies
z--,s - JUSTUS. GAGE or r.
JAMES PATTON.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Philadelphia.

Benerolent Institution established By special En-
dornaent for the Relief Of the Sick and Dis
tressed afflicted Nth ViruLent and
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
DictiOnaries...with Gifts.

School Books at New York Prices, adding nothing
for transportation.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24
A Prize with every Book.
GIF-BOOK ENTERPRISE,

So called. has come TO be permanent and ac-
knowledged feature in this city. Aside from the
many handsome 81 gifts we have distributed, there
has been created desire for literature in the
minds of many who heretofore cared little for
reading and in this way an improvement has been
spreading, which must. in any event benefit all
classes
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24

NN AN ENTIRELY ORIGINAL PRINCIPLE.
Yin this valuable invention we do away with all
the objections made to the elevated Oven
Stove The pipelue is placed in front of the oven,
in fact, forming part of the oven itself, and by
this means we are enabled to regulate the baking
more perfectly than in any other stove which was
ever made. We have but one damper to it, which
has three wings never liable to get out of order,
and is also patented. BY turning the damper
one way, force all the heat and flame under and
up in the back of the oven the top and thence
down in front, until it enters into the fue, and
passes off the curvature in the bottom of the oven
which requires the heat to descend and hugs the
oven during the circuit Reversing the same
damper, We totally exclude the entire heat from
the Oven it all passing into the iue direct, without
even reaching the oven. This simple and beauti-
full arrangement needs, we certain, no further
recommendation from us. The pipe being thus
located the stove be set close to the wall or
side of the room, with small znck timed
board hung on the wall; the pipe being so far from
the wall not to inure it; the stove, so set, will
occupy less room than ordinary square or dividing
flue stoves.
A number ofthese Stoves have been sold recent
" and have given
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24

Entire Satisfaction!
dick, Mr.. Rudduck, w. r. CONNIE, Ii. Michael,
and twenty others in this village; and also to Nor
ris of Little Prairie Ronde; j. G. Loland, Uziel
Putnam, and numerous others in the country.
We have also several other patterns of Cook
stoves warranted to give satisfaction. Also gen.
aral assortment of -
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24
Prison Wagons,

Manufactured at the penitentiary in this State.
We shall keep assupply constantly on hand, which
we shall sell at manufacturers prices.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24
Bibles-with Gifts.

A complete assortment of Family Bibles, from
80 to Sl2. Pew and Pocket Bibles of various
qualities and prices Also, Books, Hymn Books
of various denominations, always kept on hand.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1859-03-24
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Mortgage Sale.

A. ]. SMITH, Attorney.
Dated January 18th, 1859. lanl3-3owl3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29
Iensuring Class for the Fault of an Indie
yidual.

Now and then the newspapers ring,
from one end Of the nation to the other,
with the accounts of the moral delin-
queney of some clergymen. Considering
the thousands Of this profession in the
United States, and the temptations the
Office holds out to designing hypocrites,
it is a wonder, not that few rogues
creep into the pulpit, but that the num-
Der is not greater. Hardly ever, howev-
er, docs one Of these seoundrels betray
his true character, without a cry being
raised that the clergy are evolves in
Sleeps clothing Journals which know
better, and men who onght to know bet
ter, take up, repeat, and echo this absurd
and slanderous assertion. We say ab-
surd for if there is one thing more pre-
posterous than another,it is to condemn a
class for the fault Of the individual. We
say slandcrous, because to give currency
to what the utterer is aware is false
hood, deserves to be called by 40 other
name.
With the clergy, as individuals, we
have nothing to do, nor shall we make
ourselves the advocates Of elereymen Of
any particular sect. But Of the elorgy as
body, the collective clergy--that is, of
all religious ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS avow
ourselves the friends And we are their
friends, because we know how inestima-
bic morals and IA lcvc of order are to the
well being Of the state, and because it is
impossible to ignore the influence of the
clergy in maintaining private virtue, aud
in teaching the people to be law abiding.
Every church is centre of light. We
care not what the peculiar doctrinal dog
mas may be which are there set forth !,
the neishbood is the better for the pres
ence Of that church and for the excrtions
of i,s cIergymen. Nobody ever knew a
village to grow worse in consequence Of a
religious congregation in its midst. On
the contrary, the most fair and candid
minds must confess that without churches
civilization must retrogade, immortality
sap the very life of society, lawlessness
and anarchy return
A class Of men 30 beneficial to tho com
monwealth deserve something better than
to be followed with hue and cry when.
ever rascal Ii detected in its midst -
There have been villains in the editorial
profession, at the bar, among merchants,
and ia the ranks OF medicine but does i,
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We can carry nothing with us to the
other world, save the good we have done
A SERMON in four words on the van.
ity of earthly possessions -" SArouas
haze no pockets"
THE HEN-PECKED HUSBANDS CoSso.
LATIoN The great beauty of wife is,
that if she abuses you herself, she won't
let any one else abuse you.
A spendthrift who had wasted his
patrimony, rallying Il frugal country zen
tlcman, said, among other things an
warrant those buttons on your coat were
your grandfather's." yes said tho
other, "and ! have got my grandfather $
lands, too.'
An ill-timed ayer.--Last sumner, al
Null, messenger having rqusested +
London clergyman to announce "if DR. -
| was among the audience, he was urgentl,
wanted the clergyman added from
sympathy, land may God have mercy or
the poor PATIENT The doctor, in rage
demand and received an humble apology
'raking them one with another" sale
the Rev. Sidney Smith, 'I believe m,
congregation to be most exemplary obser
vcrs Of the religious ordinances: for II,
poor keep a'l the fasts, and the rich Al
the feasts.
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Don't Wastc ynnr Time.
AN ANECDoTE PoR PERSONS SEEKING TIL
FORTUNES

AN ANECD0TE POR PERSONS SEEKING THEIR
FORTUNES.
This caption is applicable to all, but
more especially to young men; and the
incident we are about to relate ia one of
SO forclhle character that we think it
will be productive of good
Two young clerks in a large American
aud French house in Pearl street, were
particularly intimate, so much 90, that
although they boarded in different
houses, yet We're constantly together
during the hours Of recreation from bust
ness
One of them had been presented with
little French poodle and he at once set
about instructing it to perform all those
little tricks for which the breed are fam
ed
For some days his companion witness
ed his preserving effcrts to make "Grot-
to- bring his handkerchief catch pen
nies, stand upon his bind legs, and do
many other tritline, but amusing tricks
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29

follow that all journalists, all lawyers, all
traders, all doctors are rogues? Let "
be just to the clergy. When We hear Of
hypocrite in the pulpit, let as recall the
scores of good men, filling the PASTORAL
office, whom all of us have known--man
who were foremost to relieve the poor, to
console the sick, to administer the last
sad Offices to the dying, to Ego about do
ing good" The world is full of quiet,
uupretcniing clersymen of this descrip-
tion; they constitute, indeed, vast ma
jority Of their class and it is the gross
est injustice, not to say great public in
jury, to condemn them for the sins of a
few Of their number. philadelphia
Ledler.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29
String Of Pearls.

politencss ia to social intercourse
what oil is to machinery--it eases friction,
stops creaking, and causes the wheels of
life to run smoothly. Meeting we'll
bred person affords you in a higher
degree the same pleasure that inspecting
a we'll fabricated engine does. The
movements Of each are performed with
grace and celerity; no force is thrown
away; and everything is done in the
right manner and at the proper moment.
Never let your tongue 90 before your
thoughts.
We should labor to treat with ease OF
things that are difficult with familiarity
Of things that are novel; and with per.
spicuity Of things that are profound.
4 knowledge Of duties is the most use.
ful part of philosophy.
MARRIAGE is feast, where the grace
is sometimes better than the dinner.
IT is less pain to learn in youth than
to be ignorant in old age.
There il nothing like fixed, stead,
aim, with an honorable purpose. 1t dig
nies your nature, and insures your sue
cess
Unraveing the cord of man existence
you will generally find the blackest hank
twined in it by a woman's hand, but il
is not less common to trace the colder
thread to the same spindle.
Many minds keep tavern, they enter
tain every thing that chances to come
along; like the promise of the old roadsid,
signs, they make welcome man and beast
The memories of some men are lik'
the buckets Of the daughters of Dann
and retain nothing, others have recollec
tion like the bolters of mill retaining
the chsf only,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-29
Statistics of the Present state of suindIipp
and Vice i'll the City of New York.

Sergcants Binney and Croft, with the
cooperation of the rest of the MAYORS
Squad, have been active, lately, in the
collection of the following interesting sta
tsties exhibiting the amount of vice a.
at present existing in the metropolis.
Our reporter was shown long lists of
names Of each class, in the possession Of
the Squad, and was assured that every
one Of them was known to the police
These lists would start'e our citizen both
from their location aud from their large
numbers, were they to be made public.
1t is the opinion of many experienced
and active officers, that with fifty men
under proper organization and acked
BY the authorities, three fourths of these
establishments could be successfully bro
ken up.
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miscellaneous.
The Slpnt.erer.

In the following scrap Of righteous
Indignation, the stdnderer IS handled
without gloves. Our utmost skill as an
antiquarian does not enable US to trace
the article to the source whence it orig
mated; but we do know that the evil SC
Justly complained OF, is not coufned to
any particular locality, nor peculiar to
the female sex. Of all the vile aud des-
picablc things on earth among men aud
women, propensity to meddlt with 9th
~r peoples affairs for the purpose of una
king mischief, is the most to be con-
domned, and deprecated.-Ep.
The slandcrous women poisons the
atmosphere Of her entire neighborhood,
and blasts the scantitics of a thousand
homes with single breath From wo-
man of this class nothing is sacred; she
fattens upon calumny and slaug ghtered
regulations. She is the choul of an Eas-
tern story, transferred from the Arabian
Nights to the freside circle. She never
asserts any,hing-shc merely hints, and
supposes, and whispers that they say
Every neighborhood in the city is in
tested with some creature Of this sort,
and in country towns they are often af-
fictei with two or three of the ghoul
women One is enough to set hundred
families by the ears; two can break up a
church; three are sufficient for any kind
of mischief, from the separating the
husband from his wife, to blasting the
fame of stainless girl A pure woman
is simply an angel embodied in the hu-
man shape; slanderous woman , some
thing worse rhan cholera--certailly y as
infectious as the yellow fever