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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
THE JOURNAL
IOWA NEWS.

Tue psople OF Alamakee county are to
have another trial this year on the question
NtdAstamoYsl of the county seat.
The next Washington County Agricul-
tural Fair will be held on the 18th, 10Th aud
goth days tf September next.
KANSAS AID. 1t is estimated that Iowa
has contributed net less than fifteen thous-
aud dollars worth Of support to the Kansas
sufferers. -
- The Madisonian informs US that two
gentlemen by the name of Berry and four
children we're bitten BY a mad dog last week
in Madison county. The dog was finally
killed.
Three prisoners escaped from the Gala
boose at Keokuk, week before last. They
escaped through the sky.light The Gats
City gives the names two If them-ShooE
and Carter. Shook was imprisoned on q
charge OF murder.
Hlau-The Leon (Decatur couaty) Pion
Ger quotes whea. at 81 90 per bushel in tina
market. The wheat crop in that section wa
not large last season, which is the probable
reason for the unusual price.
We learn from the Lyons Adrocate tina
little daughter OF Caspsr Lmbaca, residing
on Pearl street, fell backward into tub o
scalding hot water, on Monday afternoon Q
last week, and was so badly scalded that sh
died on Thur. day from the effects Of it. Th
little sufferer was about three years Of age
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
THOS. HANNA,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, Musca.
IA tine, Iowa. Will practice In the several Courts Of
this State Particular attention given to collections
Conveyancing examining titles, and notarial business
promptly attended Once in fremont buildings. daw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

twThe revival in the Methodist Church
of this city, Of which We have already
spoken. and which has been going on during
the entire winter, still continues with In
creased interest. I he number who have
been added to the church, up to this time,
we believe, is about l20. We are pleased
to notice this evidence of an aw.ksning Of
religious interest among the people of this
city and vicinity, and hope it may continue.
The pastor Rev. F. w. E vans, has teen labor
ing untiringly and almt st altogether unassist
ed in his ministerial capacity, and it must be
source Of much qualification to him that
his labors are not in vain
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

SALARIES OF FOREIGN MINISTERS. first
class missions are to England and France,
1900 each the second class are to Rus.
STA, Spain, Austria, Prussia, Brazil, Mexico,
and China, each $4,000; and the third class
embracing all the Ministers to foreign coun-
tries not included in the above, get $50. 900
each. A Charge d Affairs to- foreign country
gets just one half as much as Minister or
Ambassador.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15

SPECIMENS OF WHEAT.-Mr. Jonathan Ady,
of Sweetland township, has handed US two
specimens ofwheat. Tone called the "Oregon
wheat" and the other the "Canada Club"
They are both beautiful specimens of Spring
wheat, tho former in particular being extra
ordinarily large and fuIl-grainod, and very
white. Of the Oregon wheat Mr.. Ady raised
some twenty bushels last season, and will
furnish seed Of either variety to those
who desire it.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
G. W. HUMPHREYS.

NOTARY fUBLIc. once It Moscow, Mu,e..;n.
~ county Iowa, Will attend to the acknowledging
Of Deds, power of attorney, mortgages, bonds. &c.
Nov. 2 ON. ..-.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1861-03-15
WILTON HOUSE.

THE under1isrcd having taken the proprietorship
/ Of the Wilton uense, in Wilton, Muscxtine coun-
ty has reted and overhauled the house generally and
il now prepared to accommodate the public who may
favor him with their patronage. Ii I've does not give
satisfaction he will make no charge. FL
Jau 10Th, I'll IT. 30 49, F. McELEOY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
no. ! rrs AVID cur, r1rgrDrD, sOa varro.

,i.1ed - the roctei No lie smallest, and No. 10 tho
s,-,, Mammoth Gold Pom for the det Long aud medium
Ntus Of srss add qlaiaes Short Nbs o. 40. Z, and
and .r only Of ff quality. The engsyi1B are FAC sn.
COLD Pms WITHOUT CASES.
ForT5 os4tt 40. Pea, Isl quality OF NO Zen, %
For 81 no aPe- u, quality, No. Pen "a quality.
o. 30. Pen. % qgaty. - .,
Tor q No PEG, I'd quality or aho- ffen - qlAi-
IT, 70 \ no Pen. "a q1ality -,
For ~ 80 Pen lsi Iay, crs No. Pen % InAii'
" sI q ~ q Pen. % qg-ll;y. - -, a..
F8s ~ ~ 80 Pen 1t eualits. - ~ =,
TlIE sALE GOLD PINS ~ tilht EAlENStON
CAsFs. WITH PENCILS.
f., Al 20 40 F.n Ia quality or No Pen. % quality.
Ear 81 So Pen II qualify, o. NO Zen "a glhl'
~ or = No. 9 Pen % quality. ., ~,
~ no Pea l., quality ora 40 Pea, % quality
OF = no Pen, ID q1sify. =, q,
FoT - 20 10 Pel IL quality No Pen % quail
nv " NO Pen. "a quality. - . ,
Fof as No Pen, ~ quality, or No Zen "a qnAI1y'
FOR 10 40. q Pen. H. quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16

GOLD PENS. ALI QUALITY IN SILvER-MoUNTEO
DRsK-HOLDERS.
For 80 No Pen: Tor So % G No. 5Peui for ~ -
No. o Pea; For - - = No. 7 Pen ~,
For S4aNo sPeni for $3aNo. 9Peni and Tor 70aN0'
10 Pen .,,,,
The Is, Quality" pointed with the very be5. tido'ni1
Points carefully selected. and Of this quality are soi
the eighties, mPerfeetOn which skill ana the closes.
scrutiny detect 1T,
The - Quality" are superior 10 any rehs "au0 " 'i
Tbs ID onaty" he intend, sh equal IN respect 70 Dl'
r,biv Fla,ti-y and Good Nrlg Onsities he oniy Huo
rousi iefntiousl any Gold Pens made elsewhere
In rrsrd % tho Cheap Gold Pens 10 begs e We 20 sy t
rsvo. 20 operating lis New and Patented Machines ne
could not have made Good Writing and Du eDe iens 0'
The price had the Gold been firuhsd gIatii'o1sly.
Pa1'ies ordering rlusi IN az me- go p'yg tle
Der" and Crahtyp II the Peas = Pens and Cases
~. For sale by ell dealers In tho line Throughout tae
country. ,,opro.,
No p Maiden Lane New-Yorh
Any one sending single letter pos's,np VII receive GU
liar with the enrrayinga above referred TO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16

BEWARE OF coUSrEEFErTs and 1nlrATIoys.
None genuine unless the facsimile Of CURTIS PER-
KINS, Eew.York. il on the outside wrapper
Sold b. Druggists throughout the world.
Principalo Office, No. 10 CEDAR-Sr, NETWORK.
Pricn only y CAN'T per hottl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
Board an0 Rooms.

HOUSE, corner Of Bowery
w ami Erooue & Rooms &C.. s0s, ard ger day.
,lesi. servsd Ia hest.uraut. ". W. LELAND o. Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
Maebirern.

EOR SALE-Two tubular BOILERS, each Is
L. feet long and fee, inches diameter Cen be seen At
the Delanater Iron Works Also, two SrEAM-ENGlNES.
For price, apply to BARSTOW POPE, Nc. SO Pinest.
ITO PRINTERS.-For SALE, three ADAMS
4 PONER-PRESsEs IN perfect order size 25s43 Also.
one super roya uAED-PnESS and SrEAM-lNKER, and
ADAMS SCREW PRESS, with n lot Of PRESS
BOARDS The above win be sold fo cash approved noss
Apply to Ii. c. STO0TAoFF No. ca DaAne-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
"rFyHE PEN Is 8UGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
THE GOLD PTN-TiiE BGsr or ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.

TIP BEST PENS ~ TIE WORLD.
On rscsi1 OF my OF tho foiownf g. cafh o. pos
.isr o. The lfebef Will send b. ft4fn mall of othets,
90 a. sc' 20 God Pen or Pcls, iesg ne t1ms sec'dny
q. deseriyhon.. VIZ. -
For crrfs lie M.sc Pen, f0r N crHt1. te lr-lY Pen
rar % cents. he Asy ~ Peui fg - cclts To trs1.
Fent ald ~ q D. ths EKeslh Pea.
az ai-es src noe 2. q. f. 9 ari o. ..-.,,.
TIlE SANE fTES ~ SLY FK-pLATfD EXTENSION
tAsEs WITH PENCILS
For q cents r Nfrr Peas ~ IS ccn' the LuckV fen
flr D. lie Aways.Hsldy Pens Tor o. tbc frgs1 Zen
rrt fr o. ne Erctsior Pen. Thee W. Finished
r,od wrrur Geld Pens with lLdgfan Poiaf' the average
n eyey Of watch vii ar oatafi sfo'i Of ne De
Steel Pens. ,,.-,,,,
STAMPED on tie Co. owing Pens cud the Points az wGsei
cr liz months c1cspt sfti4st sccdfn The number inii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16

o. 600 r Z w A r j q.
DD .UDD On Nov. O. 1891. the Wlsaed Bank was
bI1rru into and abJu, 500 900 iaEcu, e. follow.
5000 iu b ils VI the Niusttd Bank.
1920 iu bills OF the Hnrlbrt BauL
go IN bills of various Banks.
0lgJir Gold and ~ Silver.
The 'orre.t portion Of the bs Of tae Wlnssed bnh taken
yere oi tte Denomination Of 10 and 8 20 Tho public ere
cautioned sboat receiving bids O. those d'nomnaons ~ h'
will no. be redeemed except uIon tins noa s.s Glory cy
that they IA circulation previous 10 e robbery
Tho amount Of Joe and 62os IN circulation previous ~ the
robbery vas very iDiied. $500
All Bills OF ne Bauk outstanding which lave been 10
gitir.telv Issued. sgi be re1et fntd counter.
No mole nm. from our present plates viii b., hereafter l.
sel bu, we a soon be prepared 70 Issue Bis Of new sud
alt,qetLe. al .ent style from pa 10 PREPARATION
GRO. DUDLEY, PTesidsut.
vinstol Bank West Wi1sied, Ct, Nov. u.s. 1881.
In dou 10 te above stolen four per cent TteaslTy
Note oi the foi owing desert ptons.
one d.isl Juiy d. 1861 for E16eNo. 1889, letter r.
ono d.teI Iuy 10 1861 for aiO9-No. 50, letter G.
One f9l #5J--No. 5 60. One for 9s0-No. 39iL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16

DARKER and BERTHETs CLASSICAL
4 FRENCH and ENGLISH SCHOOL, with Primary De
psrept and Gyunasum No. % r. Zs;st corner OF Bfosd
'gsv rcopened SEPT o. French is spoken In depart
tiient. Circulars a. Lockwood's Bookstore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
Deniisirp.

ALL PERSONS DESTROYS Of getting rid of
N DECAYED TEETH ard ROOTS, po'hiriy loRhoui
poia danger do under the her CheWlcav HrWsd
No. BOSD.sT. Beautiful fall sets inserted from $40 10
425. Gold hng from ~ 10 81 Bore sud Auslsim, ~
cents Rofe. 10 Dra. Pond, Ochfi WOuates, Webb and
Roy. ORA. Ferris aud BuIchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
fcst dn6 fonn0.

TAKEN b. MISTAKE, from the Office Of The
Libby House No ~ W arrcn.st. lAsge.fizes double
b,.ol .nansled leather CARPET BAG cout4hlug hall a
dir marked A. Nrfin pair of Boots, one pair
a Ovorhoes pairs oolen Stoclns shAvnr APpa
raus Msps End Ch5r u Lands Ia Clinton snd Potter
Co,tiss PennsyiyuuLL aud TIRES fauf heuioTAncuu
gooEs The payers gro Of earthly yauc % anybody
but te owner Any returning tire aforesaid piece 81 Dag
gaze i confer gcAt favor the a1yerilsihg parry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
Professional Noiires.

A MEDICAL SPECIALITY. - Electricity
IA scientifically applied on an entirely principle, with
ot shocks by Dr. PHELPS, Electro iompopath, No ia
aht Broadway An niable aud agreeable substitute
for ali aud scAenlng medicines IN female
cinplsin ,nd chronic Diseases generally Of both sexes,
Tea Nominations aud consultations Tree.
DR. HOMER BOSTWICK will continue the
Practice OF his Profession and give especial attention to
Operative Surgery Desset Of tie Throat Consumption Fe
male Coraplsius and Nervous Debility Ompdtsncy caused
By youthful ndscreon Mr. b. book this latter subject
with bnts young and women, herre after mhage
Is OF vital oortance them, and eysy young IA the
land should possess this valuable book FOm the Boston
Medical and Surgical Journal Price IL may be had ~ ms
Office No % Eat 18th ST. sr doors west OF Broadway, or at
RICHARDSON'S Bookstore. No. N.seY-st, end " ODD
FREYS No. eJi Broadway. Office hours nomS until IL d
m and from to 2. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
WGni5.
-nerienred Prot

As HOUSEKEEPER.-Au experienced Prot
N ,,at Woman wishes 60 engage rs above IL COCO pa
Cook aud asker good Washer aud foueri M
care or milk Sc; give good reference 'hi az NO o
troadway. Room No. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16
Ocean CLEANERS.

T1UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERlCAN
4 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS Nil,
PASSPORTS persons leaving ,h9 sals' ysct
i've countries eountsi.ned by the Secretary Of sias
Washagton or by the Passport Agent at pert ..
FRoN NETWORK 10 LIYEk99oi- 80.
Chief Cabin P.,ssse. ..''.'.''''''............@
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL 80.
CiiefC abin Passage ..........'.''''...''''"$is =,
The ssio on a0s NssYsfp :a at Cork H:rbor
The sh,ps from Boston cal 1t HslaS snd Cork hsto@
PERSIA. Capt. Judkins AkNCA, oSPt Az, s1'q I.',ss
ASIA Cspt H. G. Lott AMERICA, Capt. Mui;
AUSTRALASIAN, NIAGARA, Csp- Noodle
SCOTIA (uow buildiue)
These vessels carry clear white Hshs a. aslhesd een''
T~Sa0A Nuir, leaves Boston. .Wedoesdiy Dee \.
AFRICA. shannon. leaves AsT- orr Weeies n ss
EUROPA Anderson Leaves Boston. Wecne'dsS O''
Cook leave, Ysw.Yofk.. welne.4,y Jan.
NIAGARA. Noodle esye. Eo.oS .-asay Jsa Is
Berths not secnred until padfor
Anexperienced Surssoa on board ...r,,ble for Go,L
Silver Bnion Spece Iewelry rreiou. sens, ia,reO;
miles. Bulls of Laaipg signed go ,eeiyt
therein expressed For fiS ciS q h,' "a Bsaseso
- ,,--.-,-,.. ros TTRoPK--By order o. tbs
sT,arS orst,e AM passenger leaving the oLss Sssor
required to provide .s,eer Passengers viii
nn h ed 70 any .ron6e delay in pr5sans ~, 1,
they cali tor in,suea0n' a. the ''nJ PpTS G. D1IS AGENT
CTEAM WEEKLY between NEW-lo .,l.r. "a a
- IIVEKPooL, anlinr aud enoaSa,y prs sna Phi.
Queenstown tlTeisaa - no LiselvS iacbisr thsr full
sdelphia Stramshin Company intend ul-pso ,
poasred Cyds boil. Iron steamships IS ,'nor Dec 81
GLASGOW .........,..s''- '''' ,.-,,,,- Dec q.
CITY or Newly 0Rk..,.....''''sss .u-op,yy Ian
GE...........s...'''.' 'A', : "a "A NoEta
And every SATURDAY. Ut noon, rom Fi'' "''
River. - ,,ss,or -
FIRST CABIN. SIS sTEERAeE;
Ei-.t Cabin 70 London go. 50 teersze 20 Lp'.. IS
10 -, "a Pars..... s. -feerase 10 49, -
RI 80 ~ Hamburg BJ steerege TO 'Po,tsrds
/ pa,rrgsrs also forwarded 10 HaSEss bFensh'
Antscrp Se a, equally low rates. =, a., bay icfefs
Tsrss is.ns TO bring oat ther feps Lirspool or
~ =, n. folowing rates Eew-loIk; sssase osa
I Sasen,sosn list Cabin, S15, SdS, and go
Itvsynool SO FROM Queenstown, S ,,.n. for psssen.
Tb,se Steamers have superior aeconnSs~, 40 bei IN
gers nd carry experienced Surgeons fo Annhi .son
Wa.el.,ieh. Lon Sections, and have fA'n
on toGd. l., ,t,.rnaol 10 WILLIE
INMAN Arert No. ~ Waerst.i in GLASGOW, 10 C. W.
COLIN No. 81 Enoen-,quarei Ia SS1Ieesss MACEYNs
m SEYMOUR 4 Co in London so Els Il nvTolJE. No
a King Wisu,.st in Psris to JUL fESaS G. DALE No
P,ecs de Ia Rourse; "a fhilsdeipntant o ,,osiA
~, So,n,s, or AZ the Compsnys Oheel N.
IA JoaN g. DALE. AGENT No 10 DlOs- ----. :.
I AZ "A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-16

EDWARD III. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor OF Inc
h scalps and operating aud Consulting Surgeon, NO ~
5h-ay Once consutsois the obscure diseases Of
the pelvic vscera. Rupture Piles Nacocee, and Fsnia
radically cured without the knife lgstnre Once hou'
from . TO 9 TO D. and to EVENING"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
PURIFY THE BLOOD
M0FFAT'S Vegetable LIFE PILLS
AND
E'hRHS.c SiiferS.

THE high and cnvicd celebrity which
these pr-minent Medicines have acquired for tir'r
invariab efficacy in all the diseases which they profess
to cure rendered usual practice Of putting not
only unnecessary, but unworthy OF them. They are
known by their fruits their good 'rks testify tr them
ard they thrive not by the faith cf th. creduuus.
INALLCASES uF A~THa,, AcUrE AND CHroSic Rhrr
N,rIsM AFFECTIONS BLsI DIR AM kIpStis biLio
FEvERs. AND LIVER cOMPL,'Ts-ln the south ana west
where these diseases prevail, they ~h ." i"uhd 'ha"
able Pnuters, Farmers and others. VINO once use thsf
Med cinrs will never afterwards be viii lout them
pYsrEPsIA.No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these medicines immediately fh'
TIlNs THE SKIN IRNsFtIAs. EL.TULEaCY. fivtR AM
For this sroursc OF the Western country. These
medicines will lie found safe, speedy. ard e-rtnin RENE
DIV. Other medicines rnvr the SUBJECT "a return
the di,rasen 10y these med icues is permanent
Try INN. N .ATisfILD. AND EE GUILD.
MEEcuEsL Never fails to eradicate entirely
all the effects Of Mercury Infinitely than the most
powerful! preparation of SArsapariila.
NlGHr SwEaTs NtTvous DEBILIrr, NFEvous CoMPIAiNrs
OF KINDS. oEGhNc AfFLclioNs, PALPTATioN OF 1Hi
HEsRT PaINTEE's tHuLIc.
PItssThe original proprietor Of these medicines was
Life Medicines alone woEN, of all kincs ri:ectuay
expelled by these Medicines Parents will do we'll to ad
minister them whenever their existence Is suspected
Relief viii he certain.
TIIE LIFE PILLS AND PHENIN BITTENs
ruriiy the blood, and thus all diseases from the
system. 4 single trial S pla,e the LIFE FILLS ard
filtL\IN EIrTEIS beyond the reach Of cumpe ltUn III
the estimation of every Patient.
Hs-PIc,areI by DIR. WILLIAM u MoFFsT,
S55 broadway, corner Worth 81. New York,
ly-3s and sold hy all Druggists
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
SISTER MARY.

Twas a stormy night in winter,
When the winds blew cold and wet,
| heard some strains of music
never can forget.
l was sleeping in my cabin,
With my Mary fair and young
When a light shone in the window,
And band Of singers sung:
CnoRus.
We're coming, sister Mary,
We're coming, by and by;
Be ready, sister Mary,
The time is drawing nigh.
l tried to call my Mary,
But my tongue would not obey;
And when the song had ended,
The band had flown away.
| woke her from her slumbcr,
And told her everything;
But we could not GUESS the meaning,
Of the song heard them sing:
We're coming, sister Mary, &c
The next night too heard them,
And the third night too they sung,
As | sat beside the pillow
OF my Mary fair and young.
| heard rustling in the room,
Like the rustlng of a wing;
And beside my Mary's pillow
Very soon heard them sing:
We're coming, sister Mary, &c
| tried to call my Mary,
But my sorrow was complete;
When | found her heart of kindness
Had for ever ceased to beat.
Its now I'm very unhappy.
From summer until spring,
And oft in midn hit slumbcr,
Methinks | hear them sing:
We're coming, sister Mary, &c
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
THROAT DISEASE.

This large class Of diseases including Uleration In
plantations, bronchial irritations &c is +
ly treated by the Dr. Davis Depuratvr and Dr.
Davis Throat Aspiration Read the following case ui
speedy cure after long continued suffering:
Etsr Town. chester Co, July ., 1859
DIR D'vTs-near SIR: About five years ago. was at
tackled with disease Of the throat which graz.
uaiy bat at times when would take cold the pain nd
suffering would be very distressing, accompanied with
loss of voice to such extent that ,uld speak
above whisper The disease continued getting
notwithstanding under medical treatment of four
different ply Bee ming alarmed at my condi-
ton concluded to to hiiaie pha and consult you,
which you rrcol-ct did in the winter of ls5l when
you mmrnded to take your D-purstive: and by
the Of four bottles of it in connection with your
throat application entirely cured, and have
manned we'll. Ii is more than since the
was Effected. Respectfully vour friend.
MARGARErTA 7. BISHOP.
fS-pR DAVIS ANTTScRoFt LoUs OINTMENT and THROAT
APPLICATION should accompany the Depursive in
of Scrofulons Ulcers ami Ulcers. &r-. Of the Throat
~ Call on the Agents, J.BAkER Il co. OF
Lewishurg and procure Circulars containing a larg
mass of evidence in favor of the medicine.
}. BAKER Co. ACTS for Union county. sally
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

Secession papers state that there will be
no cotton planted for two years. We
presume the reason is that tue planters are
afraid the land will see seei
Miss Alice Yell cowhided Mr. Lay of
Camden, for promising TO marry her and
not performing it. As be would not make
her Lay, she made him Yell.
1t is the opinion Of the doctor that the
lawyer gets bis living BY plunder. while
the lawyer thinks the doctor gets his by
"pillage."
The Washington S,r says that the
cause Of Secession must have aid, or it will
perish. We are half disposed to Mrow ii
q rope.-Pfentiee.
Reading makes learned man, writing
. correct man, speaking a ready man,
thinking great man, aud praying good
man.
Pat thus gave his testimony in q rio,
case: ABE jabers, the Grst man I saw
coming at me was two brickba,s."
"Whars in q dress?" asks . popular
writer, Sometimes good deal, aud some
times precious little.
South Carolina fuds it = good deal ca.
sier to raise The devil than 10 raise the
wind.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
uuIr.n p I,EkIy HENRY II. swARIz
LARkIN & SWARTZ,
MAMMOTH PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
Sc Corner Eighth and Arch Sis.-Phiiadeiphia
(Entruao, on Eighth SJe.t.l
WILLIAM 7. LAEkIN-

4 FTER many years experience in all the
y various branches Of the Art the Propr-
etcrs confidently invite The attention OF Their
friends and the public 10 their extensive esta-
biishment, which presents the opportunity Tor
procuring the best Pictures, equal at least TO
any fir>i-class Gallery IN the United States.
Preparations are complete Tor executing all
the improved styl.s known to the Art. They have a
patmt arrangement for copsin Dsgm rreotyres, sc
making them Life size. If dr-irrd-the only one o the
Kind in this country. Attached TO this establishment
are thr-- cnloring Artists.
PHcro.K.Pus, including Painting, as low as g 90
40 with frame do 90
do at75r.nis sndSI. Extra copies ;" cts.
or g per doz Life Photograph low as s.. and
Ivorytype at same price. Durable Amorotyles al 'o
cent and upw ards.
most extensive assortment Of cat Frames, emo
ing select aud rhoire vaEty of the latest styles IN
crs from o. cents aud upwards
Especial attention bestowed upon life sized fh"t"-
graphs in OIL frrri from small pictures, and from
life. Prices from SIS to slub.
sn-Instru -tions given IN the Art eey
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05
Patent Mica Lamp Chimney.

A LAMP CHIMNEY THAT WILL NOT BREAK.
THIS great invention comments itseli To
every one using COAL Oil LAMPS. 1t
gives more light. requires less cleaning, and
will moi break by the heat or cold, falling, or
any ordinary usage. For sale by S,orekeepers
generally thronehou, the Us. and the Canadas'
Wholesale blythe Manufacturers and PaienleeS
HORNING & HUMPHREY,
No 32l, North Second ST. Philadelphia
NIB A large and superior stock OF Coal
OIL LAMPS always on hand AT prices deiv-
ing competition Also The Portland Coal On
al Manufacturers prices. 4wsSl
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

To AVOID A CoLD Change the stock
ings as often as they become wet from per
spirstion. Avoid cold drsughts Of air up
on any part of the body, or unequal ten-
perature from any cause, such as evapora-
tion Of moisture from wet clothes Cd q por-
tiou of the person. The clothing, We, all
over, is less productive Of colds than when
partly vet. You might JUMP naked into
. snow bank and not take sold, but receive
serious Injury from immersins only hand
or foot in the snow, while the rest OF the
body is KEEP. warm. Unequal temperature
upon different parts of the body, disturbs
the circulation of the blood and produces
. cold. The best precautiou, boweser, is
to keep the system vigorous by temper
auee, a generous diet Of digestible food,
and plenty Of sleep.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1861-04-05

e A "bumptious' traveller, overtaking an
old Presbyterian minister, whose nag was
much fa,igued, quizzed the old gentleman
upon bis "turn out" "a nice horse,
yours, doctor !-very-valuable beast,
ihat-but what makes him wag his tail
so, doctor 2" "Why, as you have asked
me, will tell you. Il Is for the same
reason that your tongue wags so-a sor,
of natural weakness"