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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-11-25
Arrival of the North Star.
ANOTHER VESSEL WRECKED
Is LIVES AND $153, 900 IN SPECIE LOST
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New YonK, Nov. s.
The United States steamship North
Star arrived a, half past S p. NJ, with
Aspinwall dates to Nov. All, California
mails to Oct. 10Th, and nearly $4,000
in specie. She connected with the steam
er Golden Gate, which was detained at
San Francisco until A P. NJ, to enable
merchant. 10 answer their letters by the
Golden Gate.
The steamer Panama, from n. Orleans
arrived at Aspinwall TO sail the same day
on her return.
The steamer Yankee Blade, which left
San Francisco on the 30,h Sept. for Pan
ANA was wrecked the. following day.
She had Oh board 500 passengers, be-
sides crew and fireman, when, she struck
a reef Of rocks off Point Acquiila, Is IN.
above point Conception.
About Is lives and all the specie Oh
board abou, Sl53, 900, were lost,
The ship was total wreck. In day
or two she was broken up and washed
ashore. a log being upon the coast
the Captain supposed the ship to be
90 miles from land when she struck. -
The passengers were rescue by the
steamer Goliath, running between San
Francisco and San Diego.
The following are the names Of the
lost as given in the San Francisco pa.
pers; four children and Mrs. Longtown,
Mrs Brennan and child, Smith and child
wife of Mr.. Smith of Smith Brothers &
Co., Mr.. Moore and child, and Frank
Mitchell.
The steamer Brother Jonathan arrived
at San Francisco on the 18th with pas
sengers from the wreck.
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UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES
FEVER AND AGIE.
IlNHE University nf Ernn MnA,n,.

L
Popular knowledge, chartered by tho st,ta !.
PENNSYLVANIA, April 29th, 1853, mainly to arrcs,
lhe GYMS u spurious nos.rnms, also to supply the
pnblle with reliable remedies where the best mad,
cal advisers cannot or will not be employed hav,
ing purchased the invaluable remedy. iio.aNn's
lohie MixfpRE, the first and only known for
Agte, and it, Kindred complaints consdon,iy
recommend y 70 the afflicted The above institn.
'itus'oh likewise recommend for tope complaints
Ro|ANp's COMPOUND syRUp or glAexprp,y
ROOT,
ana In Que time will furnish its own remeav g.,
every disease that can be safely treated in All.
way By order vi the Trustees - '"''
JOHN H. ROWLAND Mn
President or the University and ~ - -
the Pharmaceutical department. uo,ne ai.nn s =
'ors an o'lee' 10 " Arch 81 Philadelphia
= y. cakf. ast. pal,adelphia We c,,,.
sE'a, Tipteh ns,., = :" ehad.
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this OINTMENT to be good. Day by day new
evidence OF its power, and new proofs OF IL
efficacy are continually developed Itis facs
beyond the power Of cavil or contradiction,
that it is infaiiiahle in the cure of all Tunors,
Uulcers, Sores, Burns, letters, Piles, scrofu-
la, Fry sipelas, Chilblains, Scald Head, soss
eyes, Quins:y, Group, rheumatism, Broken BrsasS
Agne in the Face, Corns, SC. 1t completely
restores the Insensible Precipitation, sad bv
this means opens those avenues by which Ma
ture intended to expelthe morbid matter Of the
body--thus is the system cieansed, the blood
purified, and the heath restored It ha, DOW
er to cause all external Sores, Scrofulous Nv
mors. Skin Diseases, ana poisonous Wounds,
to discharge their putrid matter, and then hsA1
them.
1t rightly termed al'hsaling, for there y
scarcely disease. external or internal, that q
viii not benefit. l, has been USED for tho ,aso
fourteen years for all diseases OF the ChsA
Consumption aud Liver, involving the utmosi
danger and responsibility, and noi in one eaAe
has II failed to benefit when the pn,ieM wss
within the reach Of mortal means
a. For sale in Tip,on, by A. Gilbert, ss>sk
Off Cedar county. Iowa. ni-ly
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Michigan.

The Republicans have elected their
whole State tickle, in Michigan, have car
ried certainly three, il not all four Of the
Congressional districts, and both, branch
IS Of the Legislature.
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Fever and Ague can BE- Cured.
4 spinsyaEl's Tonic Mixture. vi

~ do the business up at once. Over one
hundred and tit.y bottles has been sold in th.s
place, and wherever used according 10 direc-
tons the most perfect success has been the re-
suit. Price 81 % per bottle.
Gy full supply kept constantly on hand
direct from the Manufacturers. Also, large
assortment II Drugs, Medicines, Pills, Cough
Medicines, syrups, &c, &c, BY
A. GILBERT, asea; !sr Iowa.
Upton, Nov. 12,l853. nj
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Illinois LIE gisfalIre.
Wisconsin.

The returns indicate the reelection Of
Wells, dem in tho End district aud tAe
election Of WcshhHrnc, wing, IN place d
Eastman, lem.
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F. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

THIS ESSENCE is preparation Of u.efu,
l. excellence. In ordinary diarrhrs, incip.
lent cholera, in short, In all cases of prostrs-
ton OF the digestive functions, it is OF ine.ti.
nable value. During the prevalence of epi-
demic cholera and summer complaints Of chill.
dren. it is peculiarly efIicacious no family O,
individual should be without it.
|CAuTIoN.-Be sure to get the genuine
essence, which is prepared only by r. BnowN,
at his Drug and Chemical Store, N. L. Cor
ner Of Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadel-
rhia, and for sale by all the respectable Apoth-
ecaries in the United States, and in Upton by
A. GILBERT, Agent for Cedar county, Iowa
where can be had drugs, medicine, fancy arsi-
cles, &C., large assortment, and At lowest
prices. nj Tipton, Nov. II, 1853.
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Later From California.
ASTONISHING FRAUDS AND roRGERIE

ASTONISHING FRAUDS AND roRGERIES.
The North Star brings 500 passengers.
Among them is st Clare and 1t. Blaze.
The great topic Of discussion in the Cali
fornia papers, is the schuyierzing ope-
ra,ions be taken as moderate approx
nation Of his liabilities. Amount Of fail
ures in his proper business, 100000.
Comptroller's warrants forged $780,
600. Forged or over-estimated stock
of the California Timber company,
100000. Total, 81 100000. The for
ged warrants and stock had been appro-
priated for advances. Il is supposed TIA.
Meigs may have received upon them
nearly 100000, upwards Of half Of
which sum it is estimated a brother of his
received, who was secretly elected under
the Reform and Know Nothing ticket.
The French feet, comprising three
friga,es and a sloop OF war, arrived III
San Francisco on the 3D.. They had in
conjuncti II with the English feet, attack
ed the Russian town and port Of Perto-
panea in kamsehatka, from which the
allied squadron was repulsed with loss Of
killed and wounded, variously estimated
ut from one to two hundred. The Brit
ish rear 4 dmiral Price, who commanded
the united fleet. was killed by a pistol shot
during the engagement.
Two Russian vessels were captured
by the allies.
The Supreme Court Of the State, has
decided that the Chinese are all under the
meaning Of the clause OF the Constitution
of California, which says that no black or
mulauo person, or Indian, shall be allow
ed to give evidence in favor Of or against
any white man. In local court the re-
cords show it has been decided that ma
tive of Hindos.an can testify for or agains.
white man.
The trial OF Capt. Walker, Ex-Prcsi-
dent Of the Republic Of Sonora, is now
progressing in the Y. 5. Court.
Illinois Congressman Elected.
Is, District-E. b. Washhurne. Rep,
reelected.
2I-James r. Woodwork, Republi-
can.
81 J @ Moron, Rep, reelected.
4iil-- James Knox, Rep, reelected.
5th-Con,e>t close between \. Will
liams and w. A. Richardson.
6th-Harrls beats Yates 4 Nebraska
gain.
7tn-W. b. Archer beats James c.
Allen, present ,member,-a Republican
gain.
sth-Lyman Tfum5alI, Republican.
Chs. S. Marshall, Democrat.
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GREEN
Men Al GHTON
MERCHANTS AND DEALERS
IN ALL KINDS
DRY GOODS GROCERIES
STAPLE ARTICLES
USUALLY FOUND IN COUNTRY STORE
Rochester, Cedar Co., Iowa
DRY GOODS,
Of all kind, qualities and descriptions con.
sis,ing Of
CLOTHS,
of Foreign
and Domestic
manufacture, such
rs BRoADcLoTHs OF
French ana American
manufacture and plain; Cas-
simeres of French and Amer
lean manufacture; ,willed col
ored, plain and doeskin; Satlnctts,
Sheeps-greys, Jeans, tweeds and
summer ware--PRlNTS -of the CO.
checo, Merrimac, Fall River, and other
principal factories; madden colors, war
rantcd fast, and of the latest fashion
OF patterns and style COTTON
GOODS. factories, muslins,
sheetings shrting osnabergs.
FANCY GOODS. Laces
Brocades, Swiss silks,
satin fringe, gauze III.
sertion, lawns, de-
LANES, chamb-
rays, bobo-
netts ]aco-
nets &c.
WOOLLEN GOODS.
| Flannels, Lilseys, Yarns Shawl-
etc in abundance
NOTIONS
Combs,
gloves,
mltlens,
comforts,
handk'fs.
needles,
thread,
tape, pms
etc. etc. etc.
| GROCERIES.
! Teas,
| sugar,
| coffee,
molasses,
| salt,
spices,
| raisins,
candles,
fish, pepper, indigo, madden sc.
HARDWARE.
| In this line we have all the articles usually
kept by country merchants. and such as Gus
| toners desire without exceptions.
| GLASS 4 QUEENSWARE
| OF all kinds necessary for the use OF families.
| BOOTS 4 SHOrS
of all classes kinds, descriptions and sizes to suit
and tit men women and children
HATS & CAPS
to fit the head of customers Of all sizes and for
all classes Of men, social or political, including
the latest style OF
KNOW-NOTHINGs
! In fact we havethe largest stock OF gonds. ey-
er bro ught II this town, and comprises almost
everything from bolt of osnaburg, to STING
| Of beads. From a satin dress to rat trap
| From hogshead of sugar to a brass batton.--
| From silk hat OF bonnet to Misses CATERS o.
paper of tacks. Wei, the half cannot be
told. Call and see. iT-tf
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SMITHS INDUC7ITE ARITHMETIC AM
FEDERAL CALCULATOR,

on an entire ncv pan, which Is pronounced BY
the best Judges, who have carefully examined il,
TO " the greatest improvement On tho science ~
arithmetic which has appeared IN thirty years
II contains information which ought to be POS
sessed BY every scholar. IL fact na teacher should
be without tais valuable treatise, al il contains
many new ideas among which are specimen Of
tile astonishing mode of reckoning as rraetieed
ay the teachers If Boston and Providence Schools
witch was furnished ~ one q the Grammar
masters cf Providence for .his work.
RETAIL PRICE, copies sent ~ mall post
az paid, foreNamination, on receipt OF half the
revatI piece. nso-ti
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100000 GIFTS, Of the ACTUAL cost Of
Sl50,O00.


The Committee beiIeylRg that the success Qi
this CHEAT NATIONAL UNDERTAKING wI!l he ma
terialy promoted by the energy and oGteI prize OF
intelligent and pcrseyrrlns Agents, have reSol.
we'd u treat with such tue most liberal tcriGs.
Amy person wishing TO become al "g.ht, by
sending post pald,) II, WILL KECEtFE ~ kErI kS
VI MAIL, u oGe Dollar Engraving, 'Glfr TICKET .
a Prospectus, a Catalogue and all ether Eegessa
ry information.
On the completion OF the sale, the Gifts will he
placed in the bands oil a committee OF the rur
chasers to be distributed due notice Of which will
be given throughout the tAlted states and the
Cauadas.
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CEDAR CO. ADVERTISER.
q "Y.GKI~ PAGER,

THE UNDERSIGNED, having recently par
l. chased the above rst& hlishne nj, and La wing
procured d large quantity " type. mate Iiai snd
enlarged Is 10 lts present size, In Row determined
TO make the same useful to Farmers, Mechanics
Africans, Housewives, aud Family Circles The
pa ser will naw be fEed with useful Literature
p0-tieal ani Biographical sketches. aud ,ueA
general news aud intelligence a. i'll ct al tinss
he desired aud welcomed hy every reading snl
rejecting individual in the state. twill faith
fnlly advocate the interest Of this county imrAI-
italy recording its element. u wealth and proA
pcriis, labor zealoasly and energetieally for iA
welfare, and to lay before the world liz many al
vanta2es. II will he literary md nc.s psPss
worth the subscription price to any citizen .
Iowa.
II will be rsnErEspEsr IL ALL Thugs Asss
SECTKaL N soTHrsa; unbiased and antranmel
ID BY any political, local, or any other innaaRees
notwithstanding IL will faithfully and impartialll
present everything in lis true light--epeakiBH
freely and and candidly on al! subjects, depend
ing upon its merits q. people, paper for il
support, I. will stand upon this broad platform
and tearcss.y pursue that course watch the best
interests OF our enlightened immunity will -.
quire.
MARKETS, NEWS, AND GENERAL ISTEIlx.
GENCE
will be obtained, and given NJ soon - any otA1v
paper rest u the northern Mississippi,
IERM0-Sl so in advance. t2 " ~ ths 80
q he
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NC A STE r.
ALL-HEALING OINTMENT.
PHYSICIANS ~

PHYSICIANS Tie
most skilliul and e.
ebrated, CouNse.eas
learned in law, judges
Of great celebracy ~
the bench, Ministers
Of the Gospel, Me-
chants and those u
every station, nausA,
and degree among No.
kind ALL Of whom,
without one dissenting
nhiarfipp rrnu~un
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American Artists
QNyOyl!

States and Canadas that for the purpose Of cul-
tivating IA taste for the fine arts throughout the
country, and with the view OF enabling every
family to become possessed Of a gallery o, En-
cravings,
BY The First Artists OF The Age.
They have determined, in order 10 create an ez-
tensivc sale for their engravinEs, and thus not on
ly by giving empoymentto large number OF
artists and others, but inspire among our coun.
trymen taste for works Of art, TO present 10 the
purchasers OF their engraving. when 25G,0UO OF
them arc sod
100000 GIFTS, Of the ACTUAL cost Of
Sl50,000.
Each purchaser of One Dollar EAgrAsiAgr
therefore, receives not only an Engraving richly
worth the money paid, but also a;icke: which
entities him to one OF the Gifts when they aro
distributed.
For FIVE DOLLARS. n highly finished En- craving
beautifully PAINTED iapil,, and FIVE GIFT
TICKETS, will be sent; or FIVE DOLLARS worth
of splendid Engraviugs caa DC selected from the
Catalogue
A copy fthe Catalogue, together with .peci =
men ofone OF the Engraviags, can be seen al the
office of this paper.
For each Dollar sent an Engraving actually
worth that sum. aud CIT Ticket vii. immediate
iv Ia forwarded
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THE UNDERSIGNED keep constantly -
l. hand large and complete assortment 81
Iron and steel Also Nails ana all other ,r,,-
Giles Of Hardware,
nov 2SaS SHAW RACYHy
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CEDAR CocJrY os,... RY.

County Officers.
5. A. Bliss ELL, Judge.
J. w. CATTELL, Clerk.
}. {. BE ITS, Rccr. and Ty,as.
J. II. BIRELY, Sheriff
). DEWELL, Sarmyos.
A. FORD, Coroner.
j. HUBER, Prosecuting .4tt~ney
}. X. SNYDER, s. +. c. T. u. C.
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COUNTY Court.

SAMUEL A. BISSELL, Judge.
Terms, first Monday in each month.
except, April and August, frs, Tuesday
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Golden Rule Lodge No "a, F. A. N.
Meets each Griday evening on or before the
iull OF the moon, in Rochester Iowa.
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District Court.

}. Is. BUUIfI, Judge
Terms second Monday in May and
fourth Monday in September.
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IN all its variovs types, permanently cured
without injury 70 the system, by the use of r
). Mcknny's Fever and Ague pills. This ton.
ie preparation never has been equalca II new.
er fails. Try It, and be satisfied that ac,,e car
be cured. -
Agents--A. Gilbert, and Chambers 6 Son
Upton; N. Baker, Rochester Henry Lang
Moscow; Amos Merrille. Pcdce +. shawber
Cedar Bluffs.
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Job " Ork

OF ALI kiNpS NEATLY FXECUTEr.
BLANK DEEDS,
BoxbS SosfcAGEs, srBrhSEAA RxHvvTOR~
MOTIFS, &C.
priutaa to order, AID kept on hand at all tinses.
.oF sale. We are nov prepared to do all kIAs -
Plan no Fancy Printing
10 order aud on reasonable terms.
WELLS spICER.
Editor I'D Proprietor
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Or hY HAIRS

Ard premature badness prevented by the use If
T. j. hckany's CHcassan Hair Tonic. This
beautiful combination prevents the hair from
talslhg on, promotes rs growth, and renders il
soft and Jossv
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AGENTS WANTED

~ eE6Ey Town Throughout The United States
tos the sale Of I. ]. Mcklnny's Celestial Balm,
an unequaled remedy for cholera. dysentery..
d'afrhGa, iiux, chelic, and all pains in the bow.
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LIST OF GIFTS

100 Ne5~tet, lo0 loGe6
100 Calhoun loo ln,t90
80 elegant Oil Paintings la sptyn-
did gilt frames, ,tzc ~ II. each. Ice. 5Gte
100 elegant OIL Paintings
zx3 f.. each. 80. 5000
500 steel plate LnEraYings, brilliant
ls cord n ull, rich gil. fraIuer
l4x30 in. each, 10. 5000
10000 eiegant steel plate EngraFings
cold Of the Washington Ioa
Eaeat 20N2s in. each, 1. 10000
231 90 steel plate kngfafIugs,
from 100 different plates, now
in possession OF, and owned by
the Artists l. nion, of the mar.
ket value OF, from 50cts to 81
each, .0oe
frs. class Dwelling in 5i.t
stN. ! City l40Q9
~ building lots III leo and l0l
ets y. !. GitF, each 2, !ga ::
deep at 1000. s2ooo
loo Villa oI3es containing each ten
thousand So. Il. in the sabtbs ot
n. \. City ana commanding
magnificent view OF the liuuson
River and Long Isl. sound at 500. JOOoD
90 perpetual loans OF cash without
INT, or security OF s25o each, 5000
| % LOO y. 5000
loD % 5000
700 ~ $500
700 10000
| Reference in re gard To the Real Estate F. ].
V,-~eaEw h Co, Heal Estate Brokers y. York -
orders, pos; paid,l With money enclosed, to I've
addressed,
! J. ". hOIBROok, sec'ry sos Broadway, y \.
5.4J- lie LngraRings in tne Catalogue are nu.
, ready FOR dchycly. no44-Iyaa.
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Red Cedar Lodge No 20 10. o. F.
Meets every Saturday eve IN Rochester, lows.

Forest Eneampment No 3,
Meets the lat aud ID Neiae sda, each
mohta il Rochester. Iowa.
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POISON

/. J, MeRinny's Worm Medicine contains
u, poison ard is warranted purely vegetable
nus preparation mas expelled worras Of all
Ailrn rom The intestine canal when other prep.
arahons OF great repntc failed.
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POST OF'FICE NOTICES.

D0sT OFFICE, NEW YORK DECEMBER %, 1854
Prom and after the first OF January next, the price
Of letter boxes this Office will be six dollars year
some additional boxes have been made which vii, he
rented 70 such ppcants apply before the whole
Der i taken. ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.
DoST OFFICE, NEW YORK, DECEMBER %, 1861
There beng dispute as 10 the circulation Of papers
claiming the advertisement by this Office OF uncaledfor
letters notice IL hereby given that the Postmaster viii
receive evidence and decide upon the fact under and
pursuant 70 the regulations OF the Post Office Depart
mcnt. printed statement, for the Information OF per
desiring 20 compete for the advertisement, fixing
defining the limits and boundaries of the territory
deemed by the Postmaster to be embraced within the
range oi the delivery Of this Office, the time within whc
evidence must be submitted and the particulars Of the
evidence required ana blank aidayits IN which every
deisl % h. hown properly AMI definitely embraced,
VII b. furnished on application Al this oiee.
ISAAC v. FOWLER Postmaster.
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MATRln ONIAL.

M ATRlMONAL.-MADEMOI EMILE vIIIETrE
by persons handwriting and spiritual writing me-
dunn, will upon the receipt OF twenty i've cents Tor
equivalent ia postage samps,) and specimen OF hand
writing send TO any person fui dlineation Of their
character affairs q tue heart success, destiny SC.
also description Of the one they love will marry
Address, post paid, EMILE NIILErrE, Broadway Post
ONCE, n. " Those residing out Of tie city can safely
transmit through tho mail All communication, an
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NOTICE 10 GENT1EMEq- GENTI.EsiEN WISHING
~ tho comforts of quiet home where the family
consists 81 lady and servant only, can be accomno.
dated with furnished rooms and partial board ii req ured
A lady, ms companion who will furnish her own room
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WHITE ASH STOVE COAL ufsCHARGrNG THIS DAY
w from boat az >. per ton, weighed tbs wharf,
and delivered 10 any part Of the city, Order received
scales the wharf DOT Fweuty-urst street N,Tgh
ryer 3I2 Bowery one ~ Greene ssreet
JACOB WEEKS
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; or MARTIN LUTHER,

UST PUBllSHkD-THE LIFE OF MARTIN LUTHER,
- the German reformer in fifty pictures, irom de-
signs BY Gustav KONG, to which is added sketch Of
the rise and progress Of the Reformation in Germany
one volume, large Svo beautifully bound in embossed
muslin, gilt, SO So In rich paneed Sides $5;
or morocco antique, extra So 50This sgnhcent vol
ume is perfect fac snile of the English edition, and
beyond doubt the most splendid volume published for
the The elegant drawings from which the
ttc epgravings Of the original work made
a great sensation at Munich a few years ago. They
fourd many and such ardent admirers that It was
resolved TO publish them together with biography Of
Luther. NJ Gezer the author, has endeavored to por
tray Luther such as he was not concealIng mperfec
tons insepsrabe from human nature but which, the
case OF Luther, were outweghed thousand times by
his virtues at the time he seeks give
idea OF the Immense amount Of patien e. perseverance,
industry and labor by which the great reormer gained
for himself and for his country the praise Of having
stood foremost in the struggle for the mental advance
ment OF mankind. The publisher therefore presents
this volume TO the American public with the hope that
they viii give 1t the encouragement with which
has been hailed both in England and Germany, where
edition after edition has been called in rapid
sion list OF the engravings is appended, that the
reader may form some conception OF how truthfuliy
the life OF Luther has been presented in fifty pictures
JOHN w. MOORE, Publisher,
1856 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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|-As COMPANION TO AN ELDERLY LADY,
and respectable young woman, from fifteen
years OF age, OF pleasing manners, good ac-
and OF kind and aifectiouate disposition.
one a good home will be offered. None but
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