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The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
arret not thy Gtzzard.,

We hear many coujecsures and surm'-
scs, that tho Lyons iowa Central Rail
Road is abou, to '.faSiel,' tina, the COM
pany have not the ability, or the capital
to complete the road. Nonsense what
old wo.nan's ..chit chat" is this True
it is, the work at or near this point has
been suspended, the hands have been
drawn off and taken eastward on the
line, and are earnestly at work IN the
eastern portion Of this County and Chm
ton. They have come up like men, met
and paid every demand and laborer, for
work done and performed, still the sus-
nicious, and enemies of the Road doubt
and mis.rus. the company. The Upton
people in their success in business brought
abou, by the life and activity thrown In
to their hands by the Rail Road company,
waxed fat, grew crazy, and mad, and bit
the hand, and kicked the body that was
feeding them; they had better adopt the
sentiment Of Anaxagoras "a grain oil
wisdom is more preferable than heaps Of
gold,' or rather grain of wisdom would
be the means of making for them heaps
of gold. .
We in good confidence assure both the
friends and enemies of this road, tina, i
will be completed to Iowa City, as rap
idly as men can do it, and it will be bull
lust as certain as the sun is the source o
all light, or as night succeeds day, or a:
the seasons come and 90.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
New Lka uid Measu re.

Tho following table, not generally FOUND !"
our ar:.hns,icss win be found convenient Tor
reference r.
l0losfers make grogs shop
grog shop makes 70 drnnkards.
50 drunkards ruils 80 families.
50 families fill poor house and jail.
poor-house and Jail make great bill OF
costs.
great bill Of costs make poor town.
poor town drains the county treasury.
bankrupt coanty is great state tax.
great State tax exhausts the national fund
2 looks make wish.
2 wishes make | call.
calls make invitation. ..-s.a...-. ..a
Invitations make dram.
drains make -scruple. c
hnon-scruples make spree,
2 sprees make high.
2 highs make boozy
boozys make how-come-yon-so.
2how-come-you-sos make drunk
l drunk makes Jail.
9drunks make fit Of delirlm tremens.
Three fits of delirium tremens make death.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
YANKEE EsrERrRIsE.-prof. Jewett

YAsKEE EsrERrRIsE.-prof Jewett.
says one OF our exchanges, startled some
people with the prediction, that the late
come, would impinge in its orbit upon
our earth, and consequently it was feared,
would DC the cause OF considerable danger.
So lar, however, was this from frigh,en-
ing the Yankees, that a considerable COM
pany OF them was made up to emigrate
to the new country, as soon as IL should
be annexed, and were amazingly disap-
pointed, that II passed away without ia.
king them abroad. They told us they
would have taken up with its tail, ii they
could not have got hold Of any better
lots.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
JACKSON, Miss. Nov.

The Mississippian has returns Of tho
election held on Monday, large portion
Of the State, which il says has gone DEM
ocratic BY from 5000 10 5000 majority
on the State ticket. In the several Con.
gressional districts. the following are
elected: DIR, b. Wright. W. s. Barry,
o. R. Singleton, w. T. Harris, and w.
Burkesdale. John McRac is elected
Governor, w. II. Muse Scc'y Of State.
In the Legislature there is Democratic
anti Foo,e majority. which quite certain
defeats that gentleman for the U. S. Sen
ator.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
De mocrasic STATE Convention.

We learn from the Iowa Capital Re-
porter, that the Democratic party viii
hold Convention a, Iowa City, on Mon
aay, tie 9.h day Of January, 1854, to
place in nomination a candidate lo- Su.
perintendent of Public Instruction, L
be elected on the Isl Monday IN Apri
next; Governor, Secretary Of State, Au.
ditor Of STATE, Treasurer Of State, an(
Attorney General lor the State Of Iown
10 be elected Oh ire IS Monday in Au
gust next.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

B9The Cap..ot Reporter IN speaking
OF their present Judge remarks as fol-
lows
Judge SMyrH. So far as we can learn,
has won the general appreciation and es-
TEEN OF the Johnson County Bar, by his
courtesy OF derneanor and the care and
impartiallty of his decisions"
Judge SryTH has for a number of
years, practised at the Cedar County Bar,
where his gentlemanly and high toned
department, has won him many friends,
and his ability and success as lawyer,
many iaurels. We regret to lose from
our Bar, so valuable member
b. Counting is an institution made up
of flutes and moonlight per,od tilat
brings discretion to a tull stop, and marks
with star tire morning OF our hopes
Counting converts women into angels,
mouths ,rto honeycomb-the heart be-
comes a great hive Of sweets-whlie
kisses are the bees that keep up the sup
ply. Again we ask, did you ever hold
the head Of a blue-eyed girl !-Erchange
Paper.
Oh no we never did bu, often thought
we would Ike 10.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

We giv, below the figures OF the New
York election which are suned up by
Horace Greedy as follows:
Total vo,e,-Whigs, is, 1000, Hard,
5000, Soft, $1,000. In round mum
bers4 Senats Wings have %, Hards, s,
Soi,s,2. Assembly Wigs. 50, Hards,
%, Soits, 20, Free Dem. 2.
The Trib,tne beiivcs that no less than
20 or 30 Senators and 50 Of the l2S As
seinblymcn are IN favor Of the Maine
Law
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

LlvERPooL MARxEr.-CottOn contin.
ued dull for inferior grades but without
deduction Of Quotations; sales Of the week
81 900 bales
Breads,ufs-Wheat declined ID to ID
per 10 pounds; Is to Is Cd per barrel on
-four Corn quiet aud unchanged; white
wheat los Sd to los Sd red, little Offer
ing AT los ld; western canal -four, 36s
10 36s cd; Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Ohio, BIS to 37s Sd. Indian corn, 56s
white and yellow
Provisions-Li,tie doing in either beef
orpork. Bacon sells freely Lard quiet
i'll ,53s.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
Boston, Nov. Is.

Boston, Nov. Is. =
MASSACHUSETTS, ELEcTloS.-The, ots
in ais towns is, for governor, Waahhurn
(whig) 57,6s2, Bishop (dem) 1856.
Wilson (tfcesoll J 2S, 459, Wules, (Lun-
kerr 5,l66, scattering 500. Tie new
Constitution is defeated by from 5000 to
5000 majority only The wings have
gained considerably in the Legislature
since last year, when they had 10 major
ity---their majority thus far being 81
The wings will also have large major
i,y in the senate, which will enable lhem
70 elect their governor and oil their State
officers. The contest has been the warm
es, and the mos, ssciisg for many yeara.
The wings celebrated their viessry lass
night by fireworks.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
SyRyEp THEM RrGHr.-The Macomb

SERVED THEM RIGHr.-The Macomb
Gazette is in luck-on the occasion OF a
dispute between two legal gentlemen in
the Probate Court of Macomb county, the
Judge fined the offenders ten dollars
apiece, one third OF the fine being devoted
to the service of the Court, another third
to the police who arrested the guilty
parties, and the remaining third to the
printer who reported the proceedings. --
This we call encouraging the press by
giving il aid and comfort worth having.
The editor of the Gazette is as much
cxhilerated with his prospects and his
share OF the proceeds as the girl was who
CLICKED over the pail OF MILK" he
says:
With our six dollars and sixty-six
cents, we are going to buy two Shanghai
hens and roos,er---the hens will lay
ninety eggs each, that will be 100 eggs;
allowing one-third TO prove addle. we are
sure of 220 chicks, or 60 pairs. which a
1 five dollars per pair is worth $500.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

EgOne hour los, in the morning by
lying IN bed, will put back all the busin-
ess OF the day.
One hour gained by rising early is
worth month in the year.
One hole in fence will cost ten..imes
as much as it will to fix it at once
One unruly animal will learn all 9TH
ers in company lad tricks.
One drunkard will keep family poor
and make them miserable.
One good newspaper Is good thing
in every family.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

NAKED TRurH."- late eccen-
trio John Holmes used frequently in his
addresses to different luries. to explain
the meaning of the phrase naked truth,
by relating the following table:
Truth and Falsehood travelling one
warm day, met = river, and both went
to battle at the same place. Falsehood
coming first on. Of the water, took hi.
companions clothes and lief, his own vile
raiment, and then went on his way
Truth coming out Of the water, sought in
vain for her own proper dress -disdain.
ing TO wear the garb of Falschood. -
Truth started all naked in pursuit of III,
thief, Blu, not being SO swift ON foot, ha.
never overtaken the fugitive Ever sine.
she has been known as naked truth"
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
Expanding the Chest.

The Scientific .Americnn says, that
those ia easy circumstances, lor those who
pursue sedeptary employment within
doors, use their lungs but little, breathe
but little air in their chest, and this. IN
dependently Of positions, contracts most
wretch~diy small chest, and lays the foun-
dation for the loss of health and beauty.
All this can be obviated by little atten-
ton to the manner Of breathing. Rec
olles the lungs are like bladder 6n their
structure, and can stretch open double
their size with perfect safety, giving a
noble ches, and periec, immunity from
consumption.
The agent, and only agent required, is
the common air we breathe, suppoSng,
however. thst no obstacle exists, external
TO the chest, such as twin;ng j. about with
STAYS or having the shoulders lie upon
it. On rising from the bed in the NOR
ming, place Yourself in an erect posture,
with your head back and your shoulders
entirely off from your chest, then inhaie
all the air that can be got in; then hold
your breath as long as possible. Repeat
these long breaths as many times as you
please. Done in cold breathe is much
better because the air is much denser, and
will act much more powerfully in expan.
ding the chest. Exercising the chest in
this manner, it will become flexible and
expansible, and will enlarge the capacity
and size of the lungs.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
IMPORTANT FROM THE SANDWICH I,

IMPORTANT FROM THE SANDWICH Is
LasDs.--From the Sandwich Islands the
news is highly important DIR. Judd
has been removed from the Office OF Min
lster OF Finance, and Elisha H. Allen
late |. 5. Consul, appointed in his
place.
A decided step has been Ia Ken towards
annexation TO the United States. The
French and British Consuls had pro,es.
ted 70 the King against such an act, and
the American Commissioners had re.
piled in firm but dIgnified manner
This movement had caused the greatest
excitement in the island
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

yWe learn from Chica-o paaer that
the Engine House at Sheffield, the pres
cot western terminus Of the Chicago &
Rock Island Railroad. took fire Thursdav
the i7th, and was damaged to the amour
Of 500, 900 before Tee flames could Be
ex,;a 31ssLea.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
8lassach usetts Elec item.
BosroN. Nov Is.

Returns from ll3 towns show the fol-
lowing result for Gov. Wing, So ,6s2.
Bifhop, dem, 81 ,G76. Wilson free soil,
2s, 400. Wales, Lur ker, 1886. Scat
terlng, 800. The proposed new oons,i.
tuition is defeated by 5000. The whigs
have gained in the House. The wings
have also majority Of Senators.
BosroS, Nov. Is.
Three inspectors Of election, named
Hugh Mooney. VIM. Turner and VIM.
Murray, We're arrested to-day on charge
Of fraud. - Gdsefte.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
Detroit Iri6.

80 4 woolly horse trick was played
oil few days since, Oh the good people
u henru Ky. \ junior Barnum adver-
used Tor exhibition man nineteen feet,
seven inches high, 10 be seen for one
week only, as the wonder was Ell route
Tor Europe. Tie youth was nineteen
feet, seven inches high, but unfortunately
he fourteen feet Of the altitude was made
BY step ladder. The dodge exhibited
50 much impudence, thu, long before
nlght.all, the exhibition had become the
most successful that had ever visited the
land Of noe cakes and tobacco.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

PR,STERs PRovERBs.-Never inquire
thou of the editor, the news for behold
it is his duty a, the appointed time to give
il unto thee without asking.
When thou dost write for his paper,
never say say unto him what thlnkest
thou of my piece g. for it may be that
the truth would offend thee
1t is not fit that thou shouldst ask him
who is the author of an article for his
duty requires him TO keep such things to
himself. When thou dost enter into his
Office take heed unto myself that thou
dost not look at what may be lying
open; Tor that is not meet in the eyes OF
good breeding. Never examine thou
the sheet, for it is not ready to meet
thine eye; that thou mayest under
stand ii.
Prefer thine own county paper TO any
other, and subscribe immediately for it
and pay in advance, and il shall be vel
with thee and thy little ones.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

Esg-Sir Ashly Cooper. on visiting the
French capital, was asked by the surgeon
IN chef Of the empire, how many times he
had performed some wonderful fea, OF
surgery. He replied that he had perform
ed the operation abou, thirteca times.
"Ah, but Monsieur, have done him
one hundred aud sixty time. How many
time did you save his life =
The curious Frenehman looked into
the blank amazement OF Sir Asiley's
face, who Instantly replied.
Il saved eleven out of thirteen. How
many did you save on, of Your hundred
and sixty cases!"
All, Monsieur, lose dem all; bn
de operation was very brill,onte.'
1t is hard for man who has seen En-
gland and France in motion, to forge
this story.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

EJA western Editor Just starting a
paper returns thanks to his friends for
their pecuniary assistance rendered him,
and gratitude to Heaven, tnat there is
no law in the State TO inprison for debt.
-Er, P Pr.
We hope that exchange does not IN
tend TO make any alluslon, or be person
al, as We feel rather sensitive on this
point.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
W iScOusin Election .

The Democratic candidate for Govern
or, il is believed, has been elected by s.
600 to 1000 majority, and the Main Law
has carried by abou, 1900 majority.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

CO TIE Scientific american of the l9th
inst ,aya that Mr.. Steers, the builder Of tie
yacht America. has constructed model OF g
ship Of $500 tuns. for the California and New
York trade, Of which ne Is to be the ownei
himself, IN part or exclusively, and which h
undertakes viii sail twenty two miles an hour
beating any steamer that has ever vet h9ated =
He viii sui her, when flashed, agaias, any shiE
Ia the world for $4,000
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
E1~ A very happy remark was made

BY young lady, VINO, as the phrase is,
was going out a riding" She had been
helped to seat in the carriage By the
gentleman VINO was to accompany her,
and grasped the reins while he stepped
TO the post 10 unite the halter. By tight.
enlng the feins She caused the horse To
start forward. She was somewhat STAR
tied, bnl finding the animal could only &c
the length Of the halter, she instantly re-
covered herself, and mcrily exclaimed
"Ah. how easily | can drive a horse
when be Is tied"
Yes thought We, aud how easily
you can drive US when we're lied, too. ~
Detroit Irib
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

- The property adjoining Upton, on the
North kro vn the " 2etrkl property" is now
fiered for sale at the very low price OF ten
h nsanl dollars, fine chance for capitalists 10
ayeot ths.r l. saa3--a "r4sh' 5 expected
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

sg"Grace Greenwood" has com.
meneed monthly paper for boys and
girls, entitled The Little Pilgrim. -
1t is published in Philadelphia.--Er
From recent marriage notice which
we have seen in the papers, We opine
that ii is more than probable she will
publish in the course of few months, a
Little Pilgrim" who will make noise
in the world as soon as issued. We i'm
agine it will be bound in muslin, and set
in small caps. Chicago Press.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
A HIr.-The North British Rerieu

A HIr.-The North British Reriep,
speaking OF the prejudice against color
in the United States, says: alt cannot
be an antipathy to African blood as such;
else we should not find whites cohabit-
ing with blacks, mulattoes and quadroons,
and raising up families by them. When
a man eats hearty dinner withou. say
ing grace, we may suspect him OF want
Of religion, but not want of appetite, OF
disgust for the food. "-,.National Era.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

The communication of j. S. An
drews was received, but too late for pub
LEGATION this week.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

OF THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FOM EC.
tos ROPE
slEADsr urrs ~ LIMITED DEMAND At
DECLINE.


Danube!
New York. Nov. II.
The steamship Arabia arrived With
three days later news. Left Liverpool
the 9Th, arrived at $50 this morning
Reliable information. is scanty. II is truo
the Turks have crossed the Danube in
strong force and occupied the kalapa,.
L, was rumored, but NO. authentic, that
the Russians had attacked and deiea
them.
In Circassia, however, the Mountain
GERS have defeated the Russians and cap
,ured the forts.
Pas kiewith had gone out to take ac-
count Of the Russian army in the princi.
pali,ies.
1t is stated that the Austrian Envoy
had pressed on the Sultan to accept .
new note which the Gar approves on
condition Of its being accepted pure and
simple BY the Sultan.
The efforts Of diplomatic negotia tons
are now detected in procuring the joint
assent Of the Gear and Sultan to ,ha
note. Its tenor has not transpircd.
There was talk Of opening Turkish
loan with tie United States. .....
A naturaiized American citizen nam
cd Papin, had been kept in custody by
the Austrian officials on no charge AT all
except hberalims Of opinion. The Uni
ted States Consul had done what he could
and was met mostly BY public officers.
He was eventually released, but he was
required to sign declaration that he
would never revisit Italy. This he re-
fused to do and he is still KEEP, under sur
VIGILANCE. Ii appears to be case for
the promp, attention of the United States.
LATEST.
GLASGOW, Nov. a.
The ship Victoria, which left here to-
day for New York, took fire in the river
and burnt TO the waters edge.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE
DAouBE-By SUBMARINE TELEoarH.
| Fighting is going on briskly in WAL
lachia. 5000 Turks had appeared at
Grisrge, and fired upon the Town. This
brough, on an engagement, with the
Russian forces, dispatched to the assis-
lance OF the place, and considerable
slaughter ensued.
j Another encounter took place between
4, 900 Turks and like number of Rus
sian cavalry, between kalafal and Lu.
thora, when the Russians were forced 70
fall back
] The American ship Challenge had put
into Fayal.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

II Oyster suppers are becoming quite
fashionable in Upton.
Last Wednesday evening we partici-
pated in feast of this kind, gotten up
under the judicioas management OF "'the
Captain" at the Railroad Bazaar, which
entertainment was quite grand, and pro-
vided for out Of the funds raised by the
exhibition of the Olympic Tournaments.
Iowa Clty Land Onics-..Rus,-
ness for October.
Lands are sought after as eagerly as
the California "boys" seek the glil,ering
dust, as the figures below plainly tell:
Cash sales, S6S,l55 46}
Scrip, 1850 90.
1906 46i.
Land Warrant entries, S,254 42l.
Total, l2l,359 ISL.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26
Iowa City Land Onics.-.Russ
ness for October.

73,l05 act.
Land Warran, entries, 4S,254 42l.
The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1853, 1853-11-26

Oh no we never did but often thought
we would Ike 10.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20
Millinery and Dress Goods.
MRS. NJ. ]. KIDD,


q esseaA BkESSt north Of Hill Street.,
rs new receiving and opening her SPRING STYLES
i Of GOODS, enabling her to supply her customers
With ell kinds Of fancy silk Bonnsts, Embroidered
0mps and Ginps Of every description and sizs. She
viii keep on hand variety Of Spring MEntilss Of new
SsVla, and MiaasS' and ehiaTen's Basques. Also, q
hSnds0ns assortment Of Vsils Ribbons, and FiOWeEs.
Dresses nAds and patterns cut 10 order in the latest
Slylsl. GlSvOs, Linings, Feathers, Ladiss' Rding
gSiASliShmSnt
while extending q general invitation 20 eAllI che
wishes The fact kept in mind that she is determined
there shall Be reasonable gTOunA Of complaint 81
sssOuna Of Prices. (nsh-1l-Wy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20

UGE. LOUIS AGENTs-W. 9. SWIMMER,
&sssEal Ne WspapsE and Awaiting Agant, Conner Of
gsesn1 and CkssaRse Streets, (OvsT tn Pot Once,
q. LSlis, Ne.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-20
NEW.YORN TRIBUNE.

mHR NETWORK TRIBUNE having completed he twelfth
ys.r q H. sIl.s.n1s On s sth E! AIs Hsns.sd y
ding fay third "a la area, and which win require NJ
hnesfh 70 pay more for the white paper which print
Cd than al We Ioosve from ih subscribers. And, ample
eur income has ben hOogh Les ample than u has bean cur
Iunty rspo sxPenditus for The next year must Be
larger thar our annual Income hes ever Jet been.
We have taken this important step net without reluctance
but upa NE matrost consideration. There thirteen Of rs
oooonsd in ths Tribune ssAbshmont prupietO with
hundOd and ovny directly employed On the Papr-an
10 hssuhtsd out o current this enlargement
aAd se SO O0Opsr snnum to expenses without nee
s,r our reoop Yet We enoosntef many oo-
that ~ have resolved ok ali the enterprise making
PAp watch viii uaiy many thousands Who have hitherto
= % secure q reward ~ our sTsrtions in TIE future cog
70 hAtWe have enjoyed The PSI We can std cuousA
% cur reading matter, and present. The whole IA fair osA
lson md thi thOaEh q no dFOo advantage rs
sash an incESaRs a Advertising will leave ne nothing
Ts Sumwsskly Tbune was enlarge 70 the new tire Of
the daily and urge country friends Who hive daily
mall - think they cannot Afford daily paper, to give this
IN examination. We always study 10 oOndeDfe the largest
possible amount Of usefui and interesting matter into
Weekly yet physically impossible that We should print
lhsf svsn oneAzd cur letter. from BurOPe Asia Minor
hoss given IN ssmi-Weokly. There Is not another
paper issued In Che world which contains large
hA acs PossES he's ben reduced 20 mere baatss there
are thousahds q fsnds Who have htherto taken the
weekly, Who win hsncuOrh tAe the senLveckly We viii
Szpsnls, shAn &c At 70 apply for Il.
ne Weekly Tribune WIN likewise Be enlarged 10 the
me Of the Daily in September nex a the ese Of ita
rent volume Il win hsn Be TIE largest Weekly afforded 70
for 81 per in the world and m Whits paper viii
cost nearly quite al that receive from its Club Sab
snail part Of the RsW spaOs We thus ecS.e KvsrssmeS,s
which until Gnoh snlargmsnt, must cNr;' keep With
In the nAnoWsst limits. 1t il issued every -p---v
Ing and contains most Of the urtcE % = - vi r'rs
snmmATy accounts II meh kvsnts ~ 9. sz ssruui
Be- publlshed in fall. We mean ~ 81 .'. ",
ths IN giving fun, graphis st' ..l. ruAl
tho Wu@ h Dong, EhoTSsfit il ..- 4 4
PfoEfuUinR.