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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-08-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EngliSh lutheran SerYice.

THERE WILL BE DlVINE SERVICE IL THE
Il English language. in the 3st German Evangelical
Lutheran Church, Centre Wheeling this Saturday
evening at u O'clock. On Sabbath the 18th at r.
~, and Sabbath evening q, IL O'Clock. Rev. VIM.
A PasSavant, Of Pittsturg Will preach the occS-
sion. The public are iEvitei to attend. auglle
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT

G14 THE TWO STORE ROOFS ADJOINING Tu,
a Drug House Of IcSnn. Lit Go. ON I,,y. -.
Inyl2-'f Enquire OF !. II. PENDIET1,I,Si
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AS a Family Physic.

Fr0ns DR.. E. " CurfaDright. Ntlg Oritq1ls.
Your Pills the prince Of purses. Their excel
lent qualities surpass any cathartc posscsr. They
are mild but very certain and effectual in their
ton on tho bo%ElA. which makes them invaluable
u4 in the daily treatment Of disease.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Sto-
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e.. STORE ROOMS. OFFICES Am ,,,v,,,,,,
I'll Frame and Brick. Rooms il m.
t!''rd story Of god bouses and s!1,,ll IIsl - L
Feet also, building Lots for sale ur lease 81, y
terms. apply to TIIns. U,,J,Xp sn,gtSS's
'fcc. No. 1SIE, Main Street Tst ,.
and Cninn-Ep Stair d" ~, S.o,'ioe
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Grain Drills and Seed Sewers.

NTE ARE PREPARED To FURNISH DRILLS
w and Sewers OF the most reliable kinds. our
Lee Improved Grain Drill is warranted TO SOW 81
kinds of GrHin and Grass Seeds. II will sH~ any
sow deem or sbSIow a. S.Eirei IT. will sow gas
seed ut the same time of sowing grain Is rot lSoe
to cling, and is the most reliable Drill yet nfSe lo
sowing 0ats. 1t will SOW any number Of rows if0M
one to eight, as may be desire i'll finishing ianh 0,
held. We have also Gu hand the ieEnocE Drill tns
and favor'bly known to the farming e'nInnniV'
orders left with US will receive prompt attention;
jy31 SNiITII Go KELL.
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Ffon D.. Eilrard Roud. RnItimc,...

WV y 30S@ES0@'S III 49V'IE'7E's'''
DER DRO. AVER: I c.tnnot answer ycu ,glic. com
plants have cured with your Pills better than TO
say all tGt cc crer trent lciM prg7tirs medicine.
place great dependence etfectual cNthartic
my daily contest with disease and believing 90
that your Pills afford the best have Of course
value them highly.
PIrTsBrEG. Pa. Nag l. 1855
Dr.. ]. C. AVER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured
of the worst h:IdCch' anybody hive by dose or
tw" of your Pills. 1t 10 arise from foul sto-
mach which they cleanse at oncs.
Yours with great respect: ED. ". PRARLE,
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FRESH ARRIVAL!
J. sc. MENDEL

4 RE- NOW OPENING A LARG Z LOT OF EAR
n Fine, Superttue ply, Tapestry Ingram. RTIss:l
Carpet, recently purchased in Philadelphia AMI Nc"
York. at greatly reduced pric.s
They invite their fIiends and customers to csi And
see where they can be supplied with the very --latest
mrI0
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NIDER ILLS.--pUrtlhle Cider Mills tNIR
~ always give satisfaction f!r sale the aSTlenF
tnral warehouse of 1881 SMITH GoRhhLL.
SUGAR EVAPERATOR.--IE coEs'
~ bined Evaperotor aud LeGtcat0r for nauu1ctus'
ing Syrup and sugar from the chinese Cane L snit
riOr 10 all other inventions yet offered for this u
pose it needs only examination TO cstab is 10
superiority. We now have sample on hand and "
quest all interested to call and examine for them
selves. SMITH & GURRELL.
jyl6 Agents for the Manufacturers.
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IN BOXES FANCY sOAPs--As,,r,eI-
w Toilet, shaving and various styles for ,sl- ~
7. II. L9tiiN co.
jy'l and I..NAN, LIST co
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D. BONES ESSENCE OF C0FFEE-
~ lIualns..i's AID Felix's, for sale hy
II. L,NiAE u.
jySi End DNiAN. ;lST ~
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Dyspepain, I'npurlty OF the Blood.

Oy8FEF11W' 11HpUFIIy OF inc BIoOd.
From Ree. j. Y. HINES, Pastor of L4dvent
Church, Boston.
Dr. AVER: have used your Pills with cxtrz,ord-
nary nary success In my family and among those am
called to visit i'll Distress To regulate tho organs Of
digestion and purify the blood. they the very bet
remedy have ever known. aud can confidently re-
commend them my friends.
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DEPARTMENT OF TnE INTERIOR,
Wnahin n4nn n e sfln L.nb 1NEN Z

Washington. D. c.. 9TH Feb. 1861
sIR: have used your Pills in my general and hos
Ptal practice ever sincs you made them, and
hesitate to say they are the best cahartic employ
Their regulating action tho liver is quick and
cided. consequently they admirable remedy
for arrangements Of that organ. Indeed, l lava
seldom found of billions disease so obstinate
that it did not readily yield to them.
Fraternally yours ALlAZO BALL. ". D.
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Inu LBS. SEALING WAX--ror .y,iinr
ltttt Fruit Jars and Cans, for sale by
I. II. LOGAN 4 CO.
Jy3l and LOGAN. LIST 4 CO.
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From DR.. ThT0d0re Beu, Of Nelv York city.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted 70 their
purpose as Aperent, but find their beneficial ei-
tects upon the Liver very marked indeed They
havo in my practice proved efectusl for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy
can mention. sincerely rejoice that we have ut
length purgativc which is worthy the confidence of
the profession and the
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DR. TODD'S LIVER PILLS al. ja.,
IL what You want Cor Liver Complaint ard III.
bowel affections Of the warm Season IL:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-30

that. She brings you the laudardm bot.
tie for amphor, and hartshorn Cor cologne;
and when disastrous consequences cnsue,
she makes herself still more generally
useful by going into Mysteries. When.
ever it is necessary that she be particu-
larry cool and collected, she begins to
I" feel all Of Autter," and declares tha,
anybody might knock her down with a
feather, she's So ,ceaE -
You never know when to leave this
woman. IF you leave the door open, she
wonders how you can be so thoughtiess
as to allow the hinges to swing in the
wind when you know how nervous she
is;" if you change your tactics, aud leave
1t shut, she is "surc she shalt choke for
a breath of fresh air.. If you thought.
lessly tap your foot on the floor, you catch
her eye fixed imploringly upon you. If
you suppose that Il rocking chair is made
to rock in, she very soon disabuscs YOU
of that idea by declaring that that
creaking noise sets her all on edge !'--
Ia short, the onl y way to avoid injuring
the feelings of the nervous woman is 10
60 where she is not.
If these people did but know how very
disagrceable they made themselves, we
have the charity to think they would i'm.
mcdiatey y set about reform. But they
don't know, unfortunately. Most Of
them, on the contrary, imagine them,
selves to be unappreciatcd martyrs and
angels. We wonder if they will recognize
their own portraitures here.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-30
DECEPTION.


Look here, young mau. would you car
ry a frank, open, honest counienance :.
then never attempt to deceive. Would
you think well of ) ourseIf, aud have 9TH
ers think well Of you you cannot ii you
practice deception. Parents :. would you
have your children respect, love aud Ven
crate you . tl.en never deceive them.-
Children, if you would make your par
cnts sad and unhappy, aud ettec,ua!iy de
stroy their confidence in you, then try to
hide your little tricks and mlsdemeanors
from the "old man and woman" You
think you can do it, do You? " Lay not
this hattering JUNCTION to your soul >
they are far more observing than you
take them to be. You arc we'll aware that
they suspect you, aud can you bare to be
suspected by the dearest friends you have
ON earth? We cannot think much OF
those whom we would deceive, even
though they might be our parents.
Oh, how mean aud .conlemptible Is de.
ception, even in the mo trifiug matter.
and no one can be guilty Of it without
showing it in his countenance. Yes, the
face i. an index of the mind to those
whose intutions are not blunted
The close or careful student Of natnre
reads his fellow men like book, even
from external confsuration. Then would
you look benevolent, merciful, kind, pure,
and cheerful be so. and your fellow men
will soon end you out and give you due
credi, IL B
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From Life I!lu stra.el.
NERVOUS WOMEN.
gY MRS. 0EoRGE wAsHlSGToN wyLLYs.


Anything but Il nervous woman -
Frctful women can be coaxed, cross wo-
men can be soothed, disconsolate women
can be checrcd up, but nervous womeu-
they are an everlasting drop of bitterness
in your cup, a -to-be- sot-rid of thorn
in your side. 4 man unlucky enough
to be married to one of these nuisances
ought to be released from the ordinary
penalties and obligations of society; he
might either give her dose Of arsenic,
or run away to Oregon aud nobody would
blame him Think Of being tied for life
to a nervous woman
She is never at peace heselt 70: a min
ute, neither will she let anybody else be
peaceable She's always sure that some
thing is wrong When she goes out
riding with her husband, she knows
perfectly well - that the horses are going
to run away, and snatches the reins out
Of his hand at the most critical period,
so that if they do run away; then she
has the satisfaction of saying, Il told
YOU So.
She never travels ia the cars without
keeping her head out of the window the
whole time, to see whether thoy are not
running off the track, and whether the
nose of the locomotive isn't two inches
higher in the air than it ought to be-
she invariably gets Oh the wrong train,
simply because she is 50 anxious to get
on the right one--ncrvous people always
do.
Her husband is m-ch. enduring man.
He scarcely ever gets we'll into dream
land without being walked with an ener-
cetic poke, and questioned as to "wheth
er he didn't hear noise in the cel!ar?'
In vain does he beg Off and when, after
a protractcd search through the house,
! nothing more terrible than the cat is dis.
covered, the nervous woman comforts
herself with the reflection, Well, it
! miyht have been robbers -
/ During thunderstorm, she feIicitat.
es herself by cnumeratng the various
"horrble deaths by lightning that she
has ever heard or rcld of-she's very
inspiriting companion, the nervous wo.
man. for people who are at all of tlmld
| temperament. On the water, she Is con
tinually expressing her fears "lest the
boat should tip over" and contrlres to
do her best toward the catastrophe BY
jumping up and screaming just when 1t 1t
is most important that she should SIT
still
She i, not to bo depended on in sick
nees-sbe's a great deal too nervous foI
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-30
Flax Culture.
From the Davenpsrt 0asssss.
nr. noy~pe To-x ArD ~


! MEssRs. SANDERS & BHoTHER:-Oe.
casionally I have an opportunity Of read.
ing number of your truly valuable pa
per. call it valuable because I seldom,
if ever, fail to fud good practical advice
to our tarhers-not mere reprints from
some Eastern publication, but such a. is
peculiarly adapted to the present condi.
tion of Agriculture in Iowa, aud the
wants Of our people. Yours was the frss
paper in the State, believe, which d.
rected the attention of our farmers to the
new discovery in the manufacture Of fax,
which notice is attracting considerable
attention in the right places am in-
formed through your paper, that manu-.
factory to make hax-co,ton fabrics will
be established in Mt. Pleasant, 10 this
State, if the farmers in that neighborhood
will raise fax in sufficient quantities to-
furnish the raw material. There should
also be such mauufactory in Davenport,
Oskaloosa, kcokuk, Burlington, Deco.
rah, Dcs Moines, Council Bluffs, and
other places in this State. Independent
of the conversion of fax into fbrilla, it
is highly profitable, and very necessary
in many respects, to cultivate the flax
for the seed principally, provided oil
mills are established at convenient points
III the State to convert the seed into oil,
aud enable our farmers to obtain the res
iduum in oil cake, which as food for
stock is much sought for BY the most
judicious feeders Of cattle. 1t viii also
save thousands Of dollars annually to the
State, in the oil produced; whereas, we
at this time arc sending thousands Of
dollars out of the State for inseed oil
alone. Ii we expect to be an indepcnd.
ent State, We must raise and manufacture
what we need in every respect for food
and clothing. and in quantities sufficient
for ourselves, or at least so far as it is
possible for us to do so; when we have
done this much, | have no doub: we will
find it to our advantage to raise aud make
more for expectation Of such as will bear
carriage.
In calling the attention of our farmers
to the advantage Of raising flax, I have
requested, when sufficient number Of
acres were proposed to be devoted to hax
annually in any couaty, that should be
advised OF the fact, when would imme.
diately use my best cxertious to obtain
the establishment Of a suitable oil mill at
some point 10 that county. In many
places was told that | could soon have
the necessary Information aud induce.
ment SO far as they were concerned. I
now make the same offer to every county
in the State, and | sincerely hope and
believe that, during the present winter,
Shall be the means Of meeting the
wishes of every community which may
thus rel y on me; and if there are aoy
parties in the State who wish to put up
aud operate this kind Of an oil mill, by
informing me Of the fact, l have no
doubt that | can soon have the satisfsc.
tion Of directing them to several loca.
tions So much for the present ou the
subject of fax culture.
W. D. WILSON,
Sec q olca Farmers College.
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HOW TO SPOIL GIRLS.

From the Hartford Couratt
If any person wishes Il recipe how to
spoil daughters, i, can be easily and read
lily given, and can be proved by the ex.
perience Of hundreds to be certain and
elficacious.
!. BE always telling her, from her
earliest childhood, what beautiful crca-
ture she is. 1t is beautiful way Of in.
hating the vanity of little girl, to be
constantly cxclaiminy, GLOW pretty ~
Children understand such fattcry even
whom in the nurses arms, and the evil
is done to the character in its earliest
formation.
2. Begin, as soon as she can toddle
around, to rig her up in fashionable
clothes aud rich dresses. Put a hoop
upon her at ousc, with all the artificial
adornments of Aounccs, and feathers and
flowers, and curls Fondness for dress
will thus become n prominent character
istic, and will usurp the whole attention
Of the young mortal, and be long step
toward spioling her.
g. Let her visit so much that she finds
no happiness at home, and therefore will
not be apt to stay there and lea.u home
duties. 1t is capital thing fox spoil
ed daughter to seek all her happiness
in visiting and change Of place and asso.
ciate5 She will thus crow as useless a,
modern fashionable parents deligh. that
their daughters should be.
t. Let her rcadin, consist Of novels
of the nauseatin9ly sentimental kind, -
She will be spoiled sooner than if she
pcruscd history or science. Her heart
will be occupied by fictitious scenes and
feelings; her mind filed with unrealities;
and her aims placed on fashions aud
dress, and romantic attachments.
5. Be careful that her education gives
her Il smattcring Of all the accomplish,
ments, without the slightest knowledge
Of the things roally useful in life. Your
daughter won't be spoiled SO long as she
has real desire to be useful in the
world, aud aims at its accomplishments.
If her mind and time are occupied in
modern accomplishments, there will be
no thought of the necessity and virtue Of
being some real use to somebody, per-
vading her heart, and she will be soou
ready as a spoiled daughter.
6, AS a consequence, keep Ecr in pro-
found ignorance f all the useful arts of
house keeping, imprcs-ing upon her
mind that it is vul gar to 90 anything for
yourself, or to learn how anything is done
III the house. Aspoled daug ghter should
never be taught the mysteries Of the
kitchen; such things lady always leaves
to the servants. 1t would be "vu gar
for her to know how to dress trout or
shal to bake, to wash, to iron, to sweep,
to wiring the neck Of live chicken,
pluck it and prepare it for breakfast, or
to do anything that servants are hired to
do. AS mistress Of house, it is her
duy to sit on velvet sofa all day, in
the midst Of a pyramid Of silks and
houncos, reading tho last flash novel,
while her domcS tics are performing the
labors Of the house.
70 complete the happiness of your
spoiIcd danyhter, marry her to bearded
youth with soft hands, who knows as lit
tie how to earn money as she does how
to save it. Her happiness will be fin
ishcd for her lifetime.
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Fruit as Il Diet.

In carl ly life if we wish our children
to acquire fine physical constitution,
which appears necessary to the best mem
tai Development, health, longevity. we
should, as one Of the means to attain the
end, endeavor to supply them daily, with
good ripe fruit, as part OF their aliment,
for without it we cannot expect a perfect
elaboration Of the b!ood-the great pen.
dulum from which all our organs and It's.
sues are formed.
1t has been truI y said, that mo cul.
ture Of intellect that does not embrace
the culture Of hcaith--no wealth, no mo.
rallty, aud not even religion that does
not embrace the preservation Of the phys.
ical system from. deterioration, and its
cultivation to perfection, will ewes
last long. No nation or people will ever
preserve the weight or influence to which
they are naturally entitled among others,
with manIincs. Of development as the on
ly reliable foundation of manliness and
reliability of character
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Wool l,arding.

nT. u j. N. Ives, would announce TO their
~ old customers and the public generally that
.having thoroughly reftted their Machinery the ~
will he ready to do Wool. Carding on short no
t'ce a. their old stan' three miles south of Tin.
ton, during the months Of June. July, and August
lso. They have made such repairs that the,
VIII not he enc ted By the dry weather. and Gus
toners from u distance may RELY on netting the i,
work home with them. Their machine is of the
oest quality and will he run by an experienced
workman. They are determined that their work
w'i satisfy ai' who may favor them with ther
patronage. Try them. tain IVES
Tiptsn, May i9th 1860. ~
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W. D. WILSON,
Sec'y Lva Farmers Coliegs.

SAND FOR BEDDING HORSES.
Small, of Dundalk, Scotland, Il veterina.
ry surgeon of considerable experience,
states that sand is Lot ouly an excellent
substitute for straw for horses bedding,
but superior to straw, as the sand does
not heat, and saves the hoofs of the
horses. lie states that sand is exclu.
sivel y used for horses beds in his stables.
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JOSEPH SYKES,
c. e. co M p TON.
SHIPPING,
Forwarding l. Commission Merchant

MUSCATlNE IOWA.
HANK w. for the patronsc. horo.oo
~. tended me by the merchants and others of
~ t,pnh ana vicinity. hope by prompt and faith.
lui aitehti"n to any business intrusteI 10 -, -
oare, to merit its Continuance " my
RHPERENCEs.
Messrs. Green 4 Stone, Muscatiue lows.
Weed, Brdyman Il Kent,
A. Ogilvie, {.
Peter A. Dey, Iowa City; H. Bacon 4 Co. Chic..o
r. p. Freeman, - Mallack 4 Rogers At Ioni,
II. NJ. Holden. Washington, Iowa.
Muscatine, June %, ls6Otf
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ANTONIO yERcIA,
Barber and Hair

II Az opened BARBER SHOP in T,r.o
prepared to Shave, Cut aud Dress Iiar sh - now
&C. From long experience he feels eonaden, sampoo' ~
Post Once. ''' 'ou'h OF the
N;b.-Ie is also prepared to do WHITEwAsuINc
IN the most approved manner. Tnl51.I
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II You want 6rst class Ambrotvne
or Mileneotype of yourself or friends
Gallery. s''
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Law CARDS.
III. C. PIATT,

III. G. PIATr,
Attorney and Counselor At Law:
VNyILL PURCHASE AND SELL REAL ES-
w TATE, locate Land Warrants, attend to
the Payment Of Taxes. Inv, stigation Of Titles
&c. Particular attention given TO collections
All business ntrusted to his care, will he attend
cd to with promptness and elity.
H~Ofice in the basement of the New Court
House, TIPToN, Iowa. (v7nl
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An"
81 have been mistaken in you, Maude!
i'm n ~; nj you hsJ =, ha.etD

CAN"
81 have been mistaken in you, Maude!
| imagined you had a heart"
Another moment and she was alone.
The moon peeped in between the waving
sprays of the vine just then, and saw
something very much like tear in
Maude's eye, as with troubled face she
entered the house, and made her way to
her cousins quiet room, accosting her
thus: "a
"Jennie, I've done it p
"Done what ?" How, and where
Tell ire all about it,"
And as Maude, in word, told what
had passed, Jennic's gay laugh rang out
as she exclaimed, Good, I wish could
have seen his Highness' face when he
found out that one woman had real poll
tics to some purpose. What! tear in
your eye, Puss? Don't feel bad, we shall
see what we shall see, aud il tho Judge is
not contented, why-yeu will have vim,
dicated your primo: pies at last" don {
think Maude was comfortcd much.
Like most others Of his party, Judge
Compton's knowledge Of Republicanism
was confined to the application Of few
choice epithets to it, aud the general idea
that its followers were the embodiment
of fsnaticism and violence, while Of its
real character and workings, he was will
fully ignorant. He left Maple Glen the
following day, and Maude saw no more
of him. 1t may have been an accident;
but some weeks after, he was actually
surprised reading Republican newspa-
per. What the results we're, can ouly
be surmised from short correspondence
that took place between our hero and he
roine, some months later. 1t ran thus 4:
DEAR MAUDE
One of the best Republicans you ever
knew, wishes to see you. May l come ?
COMPTON.
DEAR JUDGE:
MAUDE
There was merry wedding in Maple
Glen before Autumn had doffed her rob
es Of scarlet and gold, and the fair face
that the misty folds of a bridal veil eavel-
oped, was none other than Maude.
Judge Compton stumps his State for
Lincoln and Hamlin this fall, and rumor
says that Maude will be Senator's lady
before many years are passed. Reader
if you are Democrat, go and do like
wise!
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FAI r b A N K s.
PATENT
SCALES,

OF ALL KINDS,
F0irbank,s Il GreenleaE.
b Lake Street Chicago.
BE careful to buy only the genuine. (l6yl
" EROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL, the cheap
IA eat possible light in use. for sale by
Dec Is. SO: JAMES MYER
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A wise man speaks but sparingly, :
Dem osthewes