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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27
PERSECUTION IN KENTUCKY.

The Kentucky News, contains a communica-
ton from, Mr.. james West, Of Mineral Spring.
Fleming Gu. Ky. dated January Sth 1866. From
ments IL favorable I, the patriarcLia, institution.
This coming to the knowledge of the defenders IL
the faith. tlet resolved upon Mr.. Vests expulsion
from the State. He was summoned before n com
mittce at Mt. Carmel which passed resolutions
against him and adjourned To meet again IN a sui
seouent day. Afterwards Mr.. West received the
following notice signed by eleven citizens;
The Committee undersigned agree to give sou
Mr.. JAS. West from this day until the 25lh Deccm.
her next to remove from TIC State Of Kentucky,
provided YOU di trihGte nuno ct your Ambition
documents in tie meuuliuue, ana Il if found you will
he compelled 10 leave l%nsta"ter.
Mr.. West adds:
have learned that this honorable committee
reassemhied, about the beginning Of Holidays,
and agreed among Themselves that, rs the weather
is inclement, and my family ina delicate condition
that they would give me two weeks longer Ia gel
of in. Ii not gone then. they la! '.cd3ed tLcir'
selves to come nut and zee me, aud get me tu lrav,
if they could, "p,aceably If they can, and iorcihl,
If thoy must"
Now tins is a fair sample of Slavery in Ken
= tucky. The Shareholders and their a~llctturs. not
outstanding our Laws guarantee uitu us til,
right of speech and press. arc thus seeking to de
Stroy the liberties Of thu>e that do not believe IL,
peculiar institution" to be II Bible. and IL Right
euus Institution. and have tie lea cstv. and frank
ness to speak the same. Tlry hulI moborrat meet
ings, and frame infamous resolutions requiring
civil, law abiding citizen t" fee the land of hi
birth, as an exile. deenin- him unworthy Of
place in this boasted land of liberties. Some -
the Shareholders have more humanity, than Il
. y TINS violate the law of the land, and the law Q
God.
And now, Dear Brethcren, and fellow traveller
: with good men to the bar If God, it is Impossible
c for as all to see alike. believe alike, or To act hike
D We cannot believe anything without cvidcr &c, nh,
y, what is evidence to u.r. may mot be to another
Therefore | differ from you. upon the same prinei
pIes that you differ from me. We act ulon VIVA
= we believe tn he right. if we art hpacSfly: and
T. we are seeking to discharge our duties to God an,
our fellow man, ] am sure that we will have II
cause to exile any man IN accout of his religion
u difference Of opinion. Will not every man HAT
II seeking the kin gdnm of llea, en-, les law-nlidin
citizen. And if II man does what he cuucri,es t
lie his duty to God, and to man, and violates II
law in the land in which he lives, what right hf
any man, or set of men tn say where he sha
Il live. We are commanded To 40 Justice u,r,mr
and to walk humbly with God. Let every mau
faith be shown by his works.
JAMES NJ. WEST.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27
s. NJ. BOOTH CONVICTED.

S.. NJ. Booth has had his trial before the United
States Court, aud the jury has rendered a verdict
against him. CT course this was to he expected
Mr.. Booth was too prominent q mark. and had
manifested too much spirit and manhood to be let
off without convicticn, if conviction were possible.
We are not in possession Of the particulars Of the
trial. The following note we find in the Cleveland
Leader:
s"A citizen Just from Milwaukee, heretofore al,
verse 10 Free Soilism, aud now ~disliking abolition
SIN. sends us this note. United States VS.. Bunth.
j, the Glover rescue case. jury gave a verdict ol
guilty under the Fugitive Act, and mot guilty
# resisting United States process. after being out
six hours. There are afidavits already in defend
ants possession showing that one Of the jurymei
had said. | wish | could get IN the jury IA convicI
Booth. damn him. If | had him in II nine poundel
[ would shoot him tn hell. damn him. Two other
Jurors said. lefure they went into the box, - Bontl
is guilty" The Marshal knew his men. Bootl
will move for u new trial"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27
STEPHEN D. WOLF.

LABOR LosT.-A couple of handful advertise.
men,s from two anxious gentlemen of Clear Spring
and Hancock, Maryland. have strayed into our
hands through m indirect n; they describe, very
particularly, two. Use called) slaves. said to have
ran away" aud offer handsome rewards for the
chattles. We are so happy as to be enabled to say
with certainty that Mr. VIM. Broadus, the one who
wears the moustache, dresses SO dandyishly.
speaks 50 respectfully TO white persons, and says
yes sir" so Frequently, has notified his friends
here of his safe arrival in Canadn, in excellent
health. That will Of course relieve his anxious
master. or the other, whom for certain reasons
we cannot 80 particularly describe, We can only
say that he WAS last heard of en- route. speeding
rapidly to Canada, and when We receive further
INTEL sence of his safe arrival, we shall also notify
his claimant.-PGts. Dispatch Jan. 22d. "
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

JoHN MIrcuEL IN PITTsBUGH.-The Saturday
yisiter saysof Mitchel's lecture in Pittsburgh. The
would be slave driver, John Mitchell. lecturcd in
our city last week. to IN audience very nearly sucl
,s he deserved. viz: a room full of benches. unen'
numbered with folks"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

CONGRESS is about calling out three tiapsand
mounted volunteers. for eighteen months service on
our Western frontier. After fighting the Indians
they can settle down there,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

EDITORIAL STAMPEDE.-Messrs. Scott, Burke
ana Christian three editors in Georgia. have latel,
become Methodist Episcopal clergymen.
SAMUEL WILSON, Warden Of the Peniisntiary
died on the morning Of tho 18th,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

Numerous petitions have been presented to the
New York Legislature, praying that body to fix
the tenure If church property in the congregation,
to the exclusion of ccclesinstics.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

FoREIGN LECTURES -Nictor Hugo, Thackcry,
Douglas Gcrrold and Thomas -arlllr have. in AN
swer to invitations to visit this country, given assur
ancc Of their intention 50 to do.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

The AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY," held il
annual meeting in Washington city last week.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

RHODE IsIAND.-The American Anti SLAYER.
Sncicty held Il convention in Providence Rh"'I
island ON the lltll and 10Th inst. Mr.. Garrison
William Wells Brown, and tie Fosters were tn
principal speakers.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

ELIzuR WRIGHT has commenced n new paper
in Boston called The Eytsiie Journal. 1t will be
worth reading, no doubt.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

THE RUSSIAN CoNsCRiPT SysTEM.--The Russian
Conscript or impressed soldier IS in the first III
stance Obliged to serve ten years III the army
VIXEN. if pc zee exists, he may enjoy Il fnrl"nGh. hl
reporting himself four weeks in the year for mill
tnrv drills. III case of war he is obliged again tt
enter the army for ten years further service. Th'
French cuscript is required to serve seven years
To what an Internal use do desputiSm and amhi
tion doom the power and vigor of their subjects
manhood.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

Petitions are being extensively circulated il
Cincinnati, praying the Governor to dislald all til,
foreign companies of the State. The petition i,
very numerously signed.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

Strang, the Mormon Prophet, of Beaver Island
has made II move in the Legislature to admit color.
ed citizens to the right Of suffrage. Strang says:
"On looki ~ for a man he looks not in the face,
but to the soui."
Strang is right if he is a Mormon lie slIame'
the Christians by such a sentiment.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1855-01-27

The LILLY, has been removed to Richmond
Indinna. Mrs. Bluomer has retired from the cdito-
rial department of the paper and has been sue
reedcd by Mrs. Birdsull. Mrs. Dloumer will still
I'D as corresponding editor.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21


ton, in Cedar Co Iowa, in order that We
may become incorporated town, under
the provisions OF the Code OF Iowa,
and for the purpose oil improving said
town, and receiving the benefits extended
BY said Code, do ordAin anl establish the
following Charter, or Articles o. incorpo.
ration for the town Of rip,oa: TO cit
BOUNDARY
AsricLe |. Said town shall include
both the town of Upton aud Jennings
addition thereto, as the same appears on
record ia the Recorders ul:ise 10 said
Coaaty.
LFGfSL-iTfTF.
ARrtcLE 2.-lst. All Legislative
power herein granted shall be vested in a
Common Council.
ID SAID Council shall be Composed OF
six Councllmen, chosen a8nuaiy by the
voters OF said town. and shall c citizens
possessing the qnaiifl ;at'ons OF electors
OF the State OF Iowa.
81. The powers vested tn sa'o ooaheh
shall be only such as SHALL be herein
after designated.
ith. Said Couasiinen Shall be elected
as soon as colven.ent after the adoption
Of this Charter, all 'a the first Notiav
in July in eac,I year th'rea 'er, ia the
usual manner o. e!e:;tn5 CbaEiy OH FRS,
and shall serve tor oAe year a ID "ai"
.,eir successo $ shrll be- e c.rt an3 iul'-
fled, an may n any t''nc he removed
IN the SINE manner ard i1r tie sam"
causes as County officers.
5th. Tie C1unetln"l sail ia all casrs
aud a'l o'ker nifl yrs h"re ia 'f.temP.a'et,
shat serve g.a'u toasl !, uh3rs. hrreIn
o,h~rSisr expressed.
9th. The Coraes. shah m"s. aud hold
regular sessions "a IA lir~t Monday ia
each month, f,r ,h- TRANSACTION o. all
hysi,ess h,, u,v ,na.-. ~ srt.4 a..rr
time. a. the, m,y deem ar .n.-r. and nav
sJ,oarn to such her riue, a< tlsrv sa.g
i.em nfo,.r. Int sh,lf s,,g.,-t "a, &sa>.-
ness a, such extra meeting, alr..s.tr the
interests Of the pttblic. ora. ta3e s.f9a-
.u.l.s, each member d z4al Cs...s.l shall
B. notified thereof IL nntsar hv ts,-
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
New Goods.
AND PLENTY OF THEN.
Fall and Winter stock just received ran
BOSTON.

FRIEND l. CULBERTSON
Embrace this cr, .rtxnit, Of return ng Their :,I
thanks to this hbes al and stnerous smma Wy
for past fasoGs and paircI az, ana "a
their customers and the "rest OF mannn,a,
thew are still, on hand at their es'aoiisn'ne"
the brick building on the - rrprpys
CORNER OF cEn.fR ffi" % "|"A
And are constantly receiving from Boston
and St. Louis, large and
SPLENDID ASSIGNMENTS OF
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting as follows:
.Mryemac. Coeheeo .fAen q Soh
Ph,iiips, Fail Rirer, GLOBE
Orange, &c.
corroS GOODS.
sbee,ipc., Shir,ings, Osnaburghs. and
all kinds of goods for men
and boys wear.
CLOTHS.
American and freneh Twilled Cloths,
american and French Broad Cloths,
FRENCH CASSIMERES,
Plain and twilled.
.I.MERICHN I .1ASi.NERES,
Plain and fancy.
TwEEDS.
Plain and eoorea.
SATTINETTS, CASHMEKEIiS,
SHEEPS-GREYS, JEANS, &c,
RIBBONS,
OF all xmas, quantities and coiors.
OF all kinds, varieties, qualities and prices.
LAWNS, LINEN LUsTERs, SILKS, ALrAccAs, ME
RISos DE LANES. GINGHsMs, NAN
gISs. TtcxISGs, pRtLLINGs,
iINSrys AND fI.ANSELs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
CED.4R COUNTY DIRECTORY

County Onicers.
). A. BlSSELL, Judge.
}. w. CATTELL, Clerk.
}. {. BETS, Recr. and Urea.
J. II. BIRELY. sheriff
5. DEWELL, Surreyor.
A. FORD. Coroner.
5. DANIELS, Prosecuting my
J. X. SNYDER, s. +. {. s. II. G
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

JUNuICFN O1 tnF 11fHFUs
Centre TX. Nj. Long. " "a. NJ KNOTT.
Polk---David staper. Perez tnnk.
Pioneer -1orneinIs Howard, David pia'sft
Linn--- Baldwin Parsons. Lew Il. eiiI
Red Oak Samuel Haadlin, " A. klshY.
Roehes,e'--- George p, GoHy, A. &. barre.
Sugar Creek Martin G.. Miller, b. ". " all
lows Elisha sehooley. John NJ. G,iid.
springdale.-- Thomas VIM Hiram Hslfel l.
Inland &C. +. s. Bacon, John h. Hui
Springfield VIM. &. H.sklns. James II. Noe
Cass.--jackomyer Baldwin. k'bt. Netreats
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
PREMATURE GRAVE.

PREMA URE GRAVE.
Is remarkable fact that thousands have
1 been brought 10 premature grave By neglec
nn9 10 take some good and efficient medicine in
TINE 10 arrest the course of disease n Il
also startling truth that thousands have been
heraided 10 an nntimely grave by the rs. of
poisonous aostrums. The author therefore see-
ing The necessity OF some good and Efficient med
Icine, which could be relied upon when the ser.
wees OF competent physicians could not be oh
tanned, has been induced to offer his MANA
Luxe LlNIMENT, and ANTI-BIIIIni's
PILLS to the public. These medicines are com.
pohnsed strictly honest and from medicines az
able ''se'-
sa,opo cases rheumatism, burns. ulcers
spraihs, fesersores, sore throat, neuralgia tooth
acne, head ache, pains in the back side or breas,
ooiis, ring bones, plmples, diarrhoa, have been
cured N the last year. Also numerous cases o,
s"eehy, gaids, spin's, fstula, big head b,p
shoaiaef' poi EVIL, ans, CHAMBERS bolts, chol.
ic, yellow water, &c. Thousands who have haon
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver COMPLAINT. head
ache, diseases of the skin, jaundice, nervous
pains OF all kinds, bilious at!eenons eost;v..
hess, female affections, &c, have been restore.
70 perfect health by the use OF Giimore's Anti.
bilious Pills. ""'''
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented by the ,,se ~
!. ). Mekinny's Gircassian Hair Tonic. Ih,s
beautiful combination prevents the hair from
ia,ilng on, promotes its growth, and renders il
soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
IN every town throughout the United STATE.
Tor the sale Of T. J. Mcknny's Celestia, Rain
ah unequaled remedy for cholera. tvsenterv
d'afrhGa, flnx, cholic, and all pains in the bow,
POISON,
l. J. Mckinny's Worm Medicine contains
-, poison and Is warranted purely vegetable :
In, ih's preparation has expelled worms o. All
KINDS from the intestine canal when other nres.
arattons OF great repute failed.
FEVER AND AGUE
- a. its sa,,ovs types, permanently cnred.
wi, 7. injury 10 the system, by the use OF r
:. Mckinny's Fever and Ague pills. This ton.
&c preparation never has been eaualed. II ne~.
er fails Try it. and be satisfied that apue can
be cured. as'' can
:. Agents-A. Gilbert. and Chambers A Son
Iipton; n Baker, Rochester Henry Lang
M1scow Amos Merrirla P.dee Y. awhss
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
when Eyes are dim with
WSepiNg.

weeping.
When eyes are dim with wssPias,
And heart. are child with care
When sorrow knows on sleeping,
And friends no hurthsn share
The battles that I've fought in
This world so dAk and drsar.
when am half forgotten
lis then ,hon art most dssr.
When still mr. heart Is rrel'ng
With feelings all ia own
When eye to eye is speaking,
To ia = language known:
Nhe1 ssiea Is from III are :, r,1A:aE-
Whea poverty l. Eea-;
Az thoughts with thine are lingering
And then th ~ a.: IL %: lear.
when hi. "a - y rid is waiting
With hearts, - true to love.
Non. Knowing VIA: 'gis wartng,-
Save Us sul alc above:
when stars are wills keeping.
And Cynthia drops trsr.-
When all bat u are sleeping.
Ills then thou art most dear.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
J. H. DiCKI.SSO.N

&rA Woa'd inf.rm the public.
~z1tA>St that he i. nov manufacturing
WARRANTED articles q Boets & shoes. and will
axe 70 order, xarrantirg his work Also.
small stock Of read, made b ,ots, now on hand
y bis shsp one door west II Hammond. and
H"s' 70 3alAsVs, I'rsnr, lows (nyu1
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
Iron!

HHE UNDERSIGNED keep constantly an
4 hand large and complets assortm.,, -
iron and steel. Also Nails and all other arti.
cies Of Hardware. =
nov. 26n3 SHAW RAcrrv
MONEY. MONEY!!
NIGHT DRAFTS on New York can h. -
- OF the Subscriber IN sums to suit purehase
:, Certificates OF Deposit, and Drafts on m.
Eastern Cities cashed--American Gold Fur.
nshed at small premium, by
VIM II. TUTHIII,
Upton. kovenberl2. 1883
A Large lot Of Kettles for sale Ly
80 -, s.P. pAnier@
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
DRY GOODS.

Il all kinds. qualities and descriptions, conss;
( ciath-, # fer IN ann domestic nan4fac-
f4.r. s.eh as hfoa lcIosh- Ut French ard Amer
ic4G manufacture; twi!3et colored. plain doe
SKI; s4ilastts, sheep--reys. Jeans. tseefs
Skinner ware; rstsTs OF the cocHsCe. NerFi.
-. Tal. hIyer and other principle factories
Iaa der color. warreateG fast and Of tie latest
as aIoa; cotton goods. factories. masliEs, SHEET
H-s, shlrt!ng-, osnabergS; fancy goods. Iaces.
arscAies. Swiss silks, satin frin-e. gauze iaseg.
! la.as, dslalnes, chamhrays, byhonst h.
facguests. SC.
W0OLLEN GOODS.
Fl-nrcIs, Linseys, vans, shawls. etc in ab.n-
dance Notions, coab-. gloves mittens. CEN
tar's, ah1sefeaiefs, needles. thread, tape, pms
e'c.
GROCERIES.
Teas, ss4-ar. fee. hala,ses. salt spices. rais-
IL. caHslses, tlsa. pepper. indigo. nader &c.
HAkpH ARE.
In tE.s hae - have al The articles usually
+ept by country merchants. ard such as Gus
t"mer> desire sitt,..as exceptions
GLASS 4 QJEENsEA ARE
ct all kinds necessary for the Use If families.
BDgIsA sHO $
# all Glasses, klnG,, descriptions and sizes 10 sui
and hi aea women and children
HATS Il CAPS
10 mt the head Of Gust Iners Il all sizes and for
al classes VI nea, social or Political, including
the latest style II
kSOA-NOTHTsGS
In fact We hayethe largest stock Of goods. ev-
Fl bro asht t. this town, ard comprises almost
everything from bolt Of oznaburg. 10 a St ing
e beads. Frem satin dress 10 rat trap
rom . hngsiteaa ot sugar To brass button -
tEon a silk hal hnunst +. M..s.s caters or
= pager Of tacks Well, the half cannot be
told. Call and see. Tiff
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

.
WILLIAM Iol Ne, Nh
Let no father lie ashamed 10 ~, snnt a ear =,
the AsCuLArIrs 10 his child. Iet uo yat.uy rsn
or woman enter into the secret Obligations oi
married life without reading tie rotkLT Eg,t.
Larus. Lat 10 on. suffering iiasi a haeppiea
caukh, pain in the side. restless uiglts rer, on.
feelings, and the Who'll. tain ef INsp,t,ic sea.
tens, ond gi,cu up by their ia, stefan, he IN.
other momcat Without consulting the aserL,,
iUs. Have the married, or those about to /.
married, any imrtdimcnt, r,Ed this ttulY u.efu,
book, a. IL has been the neaus Of saving thou.
sand, OF unfortunate ,FeatHrgv from The rcrv
jaws at death.
tsr- Any person sending TWENTY -FiS ECens
oneie.e Ell la stt,sr, will tctciv. Que ,ety Of hi.
~oFl ~ mail, or i've copies niit he frni sui uns
p'h r Address, post paid
Ih. WM. fOIN
n. l52 Spruce Street rhi.a4e,ais.
nl.ly
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

and the
dig = : 1',a
" =
offers to the puhlc the }ar- sg1cr.ion Of torcs
ever .ss.r,a in TiE..,F. tf.,.. ire I. follows:
sizes ofthe celebrated t,ol.,ss. 5.5se eoeh stoves
, ss-es oil the Black AsFrot,
) sizes Of the Maple Leaf,
sizes Of the Charter oas,
) s1zes u The Black hii'aohd'
, s3zys Of the PFaHcipsitfE'
sizes o. tet 3es' ,1s'. ..sIn, n.
] re, Of H. Queen the Forest,
2 sc. # The lflfuto1 Air tight.
r ~, # "a. Western star.
"a ~ Sow. yasf.,f.s .fs.-=
n partar .a.,ga. x.srssr.s sizes
= Heating stove. y4.3aa. >j1rz
,s..tt-Fa.sz.
-a---~-~~-
We Also a.FEE 3AAF LOT gf@+FANAh "AEf.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

N.a-nS - :.
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the rapid Cure of
COUCHS, COLDS, HOARSENRSS
BRONCHITIS, WHO0PlNC-COUCH.
GROUP, ASTHMA, And
CONSUMPTION.
" .4oht ss.'.s .ee ,.s a's' III srsef
h eartb st8{I Lt'esi d f9rs ~
Never e"ald ;s.i> - ssi3 mith more tras4 TRAN
II naB applies /" ta5@ remedy far ag}I t.sp. "a
the Ia3oat #H1 laezs t., exalted itf fteraine
and t"'acf. a. knowledge y. SUPREMACY atIt
both i.ie litts. Efd tar great vat Eel it. tene IT,
The HEt'al .atHtes. ainaag tau-s slitleG u ruYr
are i e l g. as Hastt5! attr tIstt nI e. which
nave hat"ea thslr at Iaase Of tsaitul ratGah.
are fef ashamed t. tc>'It4 u IL !. tts- tut
aeesa !: s.aty ari = ietsHfc to thus haid OF,
he taaf 81 thetr 81 crisnte t. heir SAT-, rim.
Clion msu
legation ef shr Z. :. A., Cor,taHtfnople. Tatk.r.
IEF. >. 4. AatB. Tear >if: The Cherry Itc IL.
iai received tfurn ges iaf It. ~gltan h4s I.eu IL
"''fsa 70 hi- private secretary IL the palace anu
fva aii aaatbgiee, hear ffau, il - due ,t.s.,p-
iias ven "efe ~ slni - % seu4 me III. l.rn
gwen - fSeaas, nsB haze III many casts foun,
IL exec dir gly useful
h"ars, respectfully CLIO. +. MARSH
| MINISTER IlthlTo:enstars 81 4. :. A. to furkcy.
furaeaa, March (. ls5s.
DR. J. &. AYR use Your GnsaY prern-
Eat daily ~ nj Practice, and am satisfied /, !.
rHinedy which must meet in every en...,r.
The highest approbaiian
W. JAcKEER, NJ ID.
Resident Court Physician
| Among the eminent Editors. who testify !,
her personal experience and knovled,. j,
me wonderful cures and immense usefulness
Of 'he cherry Peetoral in their sections, We
may mention.
:, l. Patton, Christian Advocate, Knoxville
>. D. Dobson, American Presbyterian, Green.
vile, Tenn
J. sampson, Democrat McConnell..
| J. Russ Jr., shebyylIle News. Tenn
| ton Iowa.
| J hnabb \ co, Journal Reading. Pa.
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al N,pa Nar,h Side Court Sasars.
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DRY GOODS Gko1 hRdns :,
SonTS SHOES
y,r CAPS
RE.sDY. M.iDE CLoTKiNG
,.srIS GL.iNS
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WE are in receipt OF the hes, stock oil
mods we have ever offered in this mar
l., and will sci. extremely low tor cash
Thankful to the public Tor past tasofs
We respectfully invite the auen'ieh
al the community 10 our Stock oil
Cloths,
Casslmeres,
Sa.lnetts, Flaunels
Lindseys Edglugs, Prints,
Delaiues. Shawls. Handserchiets
&c. Sc.
liar r9,,sins Je psrsaeat il taH and rlsas me
Ia, toe, Look al IL before purchasing
ROOTS snoss-
a raaa assortment and as chep as the s""Ss'
-uarsa CARS
A. hne Us sik--teok AT them. In iaSt We n''e
asyaos, everything usually kept u eooh's! s'Lse
~ Give u a cas!-1eA sell as ios Is 'as
best Of them. ,..
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Doctor Yourself.
THE POCKET .ESCuLApITS.
CT, EVERY osE His OWN rays,ca.x

I'VE FlFIlLTH Edition
Il with one Hundred IN.
cravings showing disease.
and Maitoimations of :he In.
man system in every slar.
and sera:. To which il added
Q Treatise on the plseasc, O,
Females. being # tie highe,.
Impotence 10 married Iss
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County Court.
SAMUEL A. BiSSELL, Jr!gs.
Terms. first Monday in each month
except. April and August, first ] aes4aT