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The true Democrat., 1855-05-29


 HE REACTION AGAINST KNow NoTHINGIsM The Oxford (Ohio) Citizen, a paper which heretofore has warmly advocated the know nothing cause, has become dsgusted with the party, and, in recent issue, expresses itself as follows:
 "When the American party had attained the fall proportions of its growth, and proclaimed !ts existence by an active demonstration of it's strength, we, in common with many mac quanted with its embryonic state and develop- ment, predicted for 1t power unparalleled in the history of our government. We looked upon the American movement as tending to combine the good men of all parties iHto one organiza- ton, With purpose comporting with their character We expected the new party to be permanently established upon correct politi- cal basis, and to take a direction differing from the course pursued by its pred ,cessors. It is needless to state tha. in much of this we have been disappointed. We have witnessed many divisions and defeats of the party. We have seen corrupt and designing men nominated and supported for ottlce by partlsans no better, when tried by an ethical code. We have seen the leaders of this party excite mob violence, and preconcert and complete the destruction of the oaliot DoX, and Tn mad fury consign to the flames the only material evidence of the suf- trage of freemen. We have seen this same party apothoesize drunken bully in New York and convert the Legislature of the common wealth of Massachusetts into an inquistion, to pry into the private wardrobes of meek and helpless women. In this much have we been disappointed
 When know nottingham is thus assailed bv persons within its own camp, the cause of the order must be in rather bad way.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

As the war now stands, England and France have been foiled, in all of their attempts upon Russia, by the duplicity and treachery of Aus tria Austria with her armies garrisoning the Municipalities, holds the balance of power in her hands, and in the meantime the allies are learning the doubtful character of their under taking, and that, at best doubtful things are quite uncertain' They have not yet seen the "beginning of the end."
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

MINING REsoURsEs IN THE LAKE STprR1op CoUNTRY.-The Cleveland Plaindealer of tbe 1st inst, says:
 Today we examined lump of silver ore from the Lake Superior country weighing nine ty-slx pounds, warranted to be seventy five per cent. pure metal. It IS mixed with copper, and seems part of vein. Where the vein is and py whom % owned does not appear from the mug se'' out It demonstrates the fact that the mine lai resources of that vast country are yet but partially developed
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

EscAPED.-The young man Holt who was charged with robbiug the mails in the Napo- leon post office, and taken into custody at the instigation of Col. Hays the mail agent, has been released upon a habeas corpus before the county judge of Desha. Immediately upon his release he decamped to "parts unknown" He was, doubtless, guilty of the crime alledg- ed against him. His escape from the hands of justice is deeply to be regretted.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29
HE NEW ENGLAND POIJTICAI. CLERaY.-

HE NEW ENGLAND POLITICAL CLERGY.- Speaking of this delectable body of men, the Albany (N. Y.) Atlas hlods this language:
 "T The parasite clergy of New England-we speak of portion and not of the class-were as vehement in their denunciations of etferson and Madison and Jackson as they have since been of Polk or Pierce. No personal purity of character, no we'll established piety ever saved democrat from these termagants nor did the reverse of these attributes ever call down their denunciatlous upon whig."
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29
Appointment by the Governor.

JAMES M. BROWN to be Stump Lana Coma- missioner, to fill the vacancy caused by the re- signation of c. F. M. NoLAND.
 M BROWN Is democrat and gentleman of intelligence and fine business qualifca- tions. His appointment, we think, most ex- cellent one. He will make first rate Comms- sioner
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

0- We arc under many obligations to the officers of the New Orleans and Louisville packet Ben Franklin for numerous favors by way of files of late papers.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29
New Steamboat.

The new steamboat, built by MT. R. Masters for MT. I. Barrett, was launched on Monday last It IS said she will only draw about ten inches in running order; and will be able to ply between here and Napoleon on the lowest stages of water.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

PooR HIss.-Although we quite agree with the Albany Atlas, that the Massachusetts Le- g'slature is the only place where Hiss is fit to be, yet he has at last been expelled from that. He may we'll ask "where am I to go?' We suggest that the know nothing womans rights party nominate Mr. Hiss for president, and Mrs. Patterson for vice president-M + Daybook
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

0~~ We call attention to an advertisement of runaway negro named Legrand. He left here last Saturday and was seen going down the ri- yer on horseback Itis supposed he is making for the Mississippi with view to get en steam boat.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

HEAVY MAIL CoNTRACT.-The Illinois Gen. tral railroad company have received the contract from government for carrying the mail between Cairo and New Orleans, at the rate of S19O,OOO per year. With their extensive line of steam boats running between those two points, the company possess every facility for transporting the mails with the greatest possible dispatch and also for carrying passengers. The travel northward by this route during the summer will be very great. A large portion which former. y c'me via St. Louis will now come by this route.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29
TRUE DEMOCRAT. RICHARD H. JOHNSON, EDITOR.
 LITTLE ROCK, MAY %, 1855.

0~~7- The Eastern Mail will close hereafter at : o'clock, P. NJ.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

OF The speaker who ''took the foor'' has been arrested for lumber stealing.
The true Democrat., 1855-05-29

CErT Thanks to F. Hanger, esq, for files of late papers.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
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AEEN r.

- VI lAss made arransen.nts b,
waica 40 snsli b. relieved OF the daty o.
ccadscsing tha. .Sissvf,s~. Or sister
" Is S-hA Spicsr. will assis. Is in con-
;laa.,ng the editosial d~par:neat and viii
perform all tn srduo.s duties Ct .hs,
trssca.. 49, err brother Geo. 5. sr;cer
viii. s,?sriatend the publishing OF ire
psps,. rhis will leave us only tie co.-
u,I q t.n fnaacps and The duty q dung
the sesilks 6. The practice ol law !.
oub main dapeaietce, an % Il we have
70 lean NJ, OIL oar individual. 'Q?por'
-belia = 4es.are of the sappa1, Of the
r.rsr. rirr.tttr sc v,l &c ALE te give
o5f ~hos< ait. .t.ua . or trEeilct 81"
-ilI re -'he!ess ssep AZ aye to lie I'd
-.,flser saa see tia. III. ,4.uclr!ts ard
measures j aspousss are nc +" 49,
IN ,hi. viii RECEIVE %, attention -
heretofore.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
Days Wit..o ~ Might

There is nothing tina, strikes strangers
more iorcihy when he visits Swedsn at
the season Of the year when the days are
longest, than the absence oil the night
We arrived at Stockholm from Gotten
burg 400 miles distant. IN the morning,
and in the afternoon went 10 see some
friends chad no.taken no,s Of time and
returoed about midnight it was as ligh,
as il is here half an hour before shutdown
You could see distinctly. But all was
quiet 10 the street. 1t seemed as if the
Inhabitants were gone away, or were
dead. Nc signs Of lIis--stores closed.
The sun goes down at Stockholm lit.
lie before ten o'clock. There is great IL
Illumination all night, as the sun passes
round the earth towards The north pole,
the refraction OF is rays IL such that you
may sec % read at midnight. Dr. Baird
read letter 10 the forest near stockholm
at midni.h, without artificial hgat. There
is i, usuntain. at tie Coinia. where, on
the 2lst OF June, the sun does not 60
down a, all. Travellers 60 there to see
IL. A steamboa, goes UP irou Stockholm
Tor the purpose oil carrying those who are
curious to w,.ne-s The pine uomonon. |,
occurs only enc night. The sun gees
down % Tie horizon, you can see tie
whole face oi il, and ia five minuels il
| to Use.
| Birds and ANIMALS take their res. at
/ he usual hours. TIE hens take 10 the
trees abou, Z o'clock, p. NJ, and stay
there until the sun is we'll up in the morn
ing, and the peopIe get into tt- habit 81
rising late too. = Waite Side Iauesi,gotor
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
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10 nate. given At The s.'e ef William Han
cock, and ~ the sale Of r. L. johnson VII Re
ound IN thu hands q the usd1s sigaei
Iaos. gwen at he Hanesck sale are due on
the 18th day Of November next, ana al In.
Johnson sale On the 9Th dsv az nscenaer fol.
owing ROBERT III. LONG
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

:,oldara, The mari,rsr. now contaed
% jail in this city, awaiting his trial, Sue
eeeded IN getting OF his irons last night
ard concee.ing them where they could
usf - found. A HEAVIER ~ were linme-
4iA.lly logged snd put upon him, where
!, hs oppressed great disgust. When
assse,oue4 sbe~s his former Moos he re-
slied shat s'sAs rats had knawed them of
auA casried Item sway and he knew
aslhias abcm n."--Rcck Llana .7drcr.
iiar., 49,
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fncrm-1he Highland Co, Ohio

Leevr.-1hs Highland Co, Ohio,
News. q IL inssaas. says. toe woods IN
- siueaity [ H,llstcroughl are alive
WifA 13riads Of locust, and oil day long
ylvsis drill, mono,onons music fills the
cir. L il seid sha, this - the 18th year
since she,r lasi appearance IN such num-
bers. Ne believe no serious inl Jury 10
vegetation 10 apprshenJed rom their
ffes1uce.
! The Brandon (Mi... Republican Of
tue i7th ui,, says: .ihe iocas's are
hers a thick. VIZ presume, as the1 were
n tin aaYs u she Lords judgement II
Egypt, though .hsy IRE very lar from
hsinc % dessruct,ye end troublesome.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

OsE vors.-A, recent election IN
rhambersburgi, Pa. one uvte elected Tie
three town AuIitots Il was not geEer-
ally lsns~n they we're 10 b voted Tor.
O..e single individual, familiar with he
caasses 81 the borough, voted for those
ot7icsse. They were, Of course elected
and be selected them. The borough 'ea3
SURPRISED. --Vinioa Eagle.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
M1sAcuLous EscApE FRoa DrArH

On Sabbath morning last, an infant
son of tie Edit5r d this aaeer, aged
ahour IL months, fell from tIa. second
story auide" 10 the pavement beneath,
i distance OF from l. 10 % let. and
when picked up vas s-ppaseI to be past
recovery. Dr.. Wlsitali b.,us called IN
made careful esamihat OIL Of the child
bot was unahl. to discover tLat il had
sustained any injury e.ihfr eIleruat.l
or internally. Al the time Of this Wrl-
ling, the babe appears TO enjoy ITS usual
health there Icing no visible evidence
Of the slightes, possible coa'ision O. even
scratch Truly this was miraculous
escape Surely some angel hand mus
have buoyed up the babe, as the distance
i, fell upon a brick pavement, was suffi-
clcnl II have caused ITS instant death
Who can doubt tina, the hard that saved
il Is DIVINE TO him ihs heat,, OF its
greatiui pareo,s gre MI the rtase. =
iFashsns Ion. Pa. Repo,ttr.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
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o. Al the house OF Themss Harrsss, ~ the Rev
J. I. Coleman. Mr. FRsrsslcx RRssHrElnr .,
aiss NARY HsRKass both Of Upton, lows.
With the Above notice cam. til. conclusive
evidence thai n tae midst Of their TOY the pria.
ter was remenibefsd. Jov he With yea, Mary:
may you ana Fred experiences that.
The joys Of Marriage are the Heaven on earth.
Life's paradise. great princes, ", soa.s quiet
sinews Of eoascrd earthly Immortality
Etsrsity OF plsasnrea
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

MAaasEp.- In 0fea, Salt Lake City
Utah, March 20, BY tie Hon. Chie'-Jrs.
ucc Kinney. James 7 Draamond, Esq
81 Iowa, (Gea.,ls,) 10 Miss Mary Ann
Taylor, only daughter d Elder John
Tsyicr, one OF the Twelve Apostles Of
IN Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day
Saints. The bride wss given away by
Capt Rulas Ingalls,. v. 5. army ..aha.
e.Gl.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

er The Conce n a, 'he N r Chure!s
Ia Saturday we lsasn was a .ely nice
affair. We were not abe - be present
hu hear everybody speak.og IN high
terms Of the music, we hope they Will
favor this place wit. another concern.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

.GaxxxwonD CsmErEay. Some three
kuuassd pcrsons are KEEP, employed IN
Aexesssiag this City Of the Dead' which
.ssw sambrrs nearly $4,000 tenants. =
~. Y. Mirror.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

Shoe dealers and Lraih4f workers arr
..iifssc..sd e ,hs card u tast & S;foE9 o.
Rock Islsnd TIsv call ,as siieiaians
- their stoek and psrcss, il might pay 70
-.,Ilow .hesr advice.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

Loux 10 ferp iEErK. Msssfz,
Hurj & Uari.nsf Of Auscallae, val
risit Upon IN o short time lbey are
pcsl<4 Ill all the Inventions and 'mps"Fe-
s.sats IN dentis,ls.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27
lily CAOT00 s c0LL.
FARM lOR SALE.

THE lndsrsi. ned Offers for sale A rety ya!aa
1 bic farm adjoining tie town 81 Upton, Said
farm consists Of 2le sefss Of FIRST Glass LAND
being lis acres under good nnce loo acres
now under cultivation 10 acres Of first fste
Timber, most Of which i. CHOICE yenng Timber
Also, pleaty OF good down Timber. Tiers b al
% on this arm much valuable meadow land.
There IS also on the farm lao coed grated
hesring fruit trees There is also on the farm
the Houses aud brick yard. One Of laid
Houses il good frame House with stone hase-
msut, Aod one aud one haf .torv above, contain
ms nine different apal-aents. Also, good
frame barn, with IN excellent side hlH tst,e gu.
derueath.
TINS farm is for sale U.eap and un teElls 10
suit purchasers. Is haf . small portion gf the
purchase money will he required to be paid
down. and The balance 10 remain FOR Rlenr talat
Vi cara if desired, wito interest
aas%-tE SAMUEL. LONG Sen.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

\ Ii tabs 81 aIE+E l. = =
Upton CEDAR COUNTY AL.
IN low \.
Tie lhses.aer a.ss5g. 10 change A.s aas
as-s 81! ssh t9H above prtrsltr 'tnr b Ices,
AMI frssoast'e renfartipn Of abe p,ases
AeaEF c4a etta unpaid TOR . Il ID x yt4.a
secured " laas a. tr1tsaee arm tie Pgspe
sgty, afa&AE Zen ser ceGt ia'eEe.t
lae !atla s tfu.tei III gedss los sc III s..
e.gaty ore, seet1 4 fanse fve Ves. + F3f.a-
Saa erastgs ..nsasd ley on the read fzent
Muse : - Grler Eao;af, hsz.eea rides tser
teN ttr, contrifIgg Sos acre. 2as 81 ~ IA
$ gn1es Eo9! sA.i fescs and s.tA lac u.st-
al -Roo faa ls-ntsss fof ne bp.d.... { 5ssa
miles b. t and :. we'd pos fence, tie 3alig
nice e 'tvatien sith tssasY. FIVE aces s.-ge g.
- lEe@ n fan", ~ haatre4 acres ef rspo1
timber, bearing apple richard Il ua.aer2I
nd ~ sic fst.etss i faEat @ui
afFtr - ha+ ere # water "a s,,~ fHToa.is
- alaea, ~; BY springs and satiicteafly ar-e
tsr Milling p4rp Aars, on Which Is a0w .sisc.e-
aH3 upon Tie ,tTenises . god sues abllal ual
'sw Nsl, whteL 4voing god b4sinos. y IL
- sWsiIst q SC ISIS, ole II tog, and tha afcf
aeey ffs!sAaa frame, with i've stables i
large a'ahtfy d. line stons ard BRICK r1attf 81.
AL nun roas lfIa5 !, .angs Of hIas s.5as "a
ter sse'' tts'riaatsa VI Il scatssr.na -.-.Es. PSI
81 de tees stock shelters SC
lie farm Is sifg4'et upon he baaAs III -
dar ayef, a5e'sI oae half of wh:ch IS river ),
.o..s, ,Ae balance up lard. In short, wiss Ne
ma ufa .asaataSesfos ,ar raising OF stae K ..at-
n c'~s with is va'ar pswes locali.y L u
een.'ea.esaonE O. the Rest sfscs fans in lo.a
4 ief -. als, ~ 2. La-4 aE- axle, togt the
wilh god variety Of "a mig utsas.ls ~,
.ln hai sAsafas aar harness, &C, Sc, WI. be
sol vi , ~ tarEv. TIE .a.a psJ5..&Y lii Al
am"sa &c sets ot '~n rare bAt.sinss Ntsc1
3 XII
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

Died.
June 10th, Hannah A. Hall. a resident Of Cs
aar 'eunsr an5 formerly Of wai!ingford, Con-
neeticat, AFTER sickness Of two weeks, of Ty.
phod fever, IN the te'h year Of her age.
She was one Of these that remembered her
Creator N tue Gays Of her yoatt, havias been a
nemlcr Of The Congregational Church twenty
years. She always manifested deep interest in
the cause Of CAds. and Sabbath schools. letting
her scss correspond with her desires. she has
ish A. txarrle worthy Of imitation BY her
ffisads aud neighhsrs.s She left husband and
Eve eAiilrousto Mourn their lsss. Ne. end was
Peace aad assurance ia ChrI.s
Weweula not cali her hack 70 ea.th, !.
To share lifs's ftfrl fever;
peath vas 10 harsA no alsr berth,
Freedom from sifa forever
Z - - ---4-4 VII LEE
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

AELAscHoLy ACCIDENT. On Fri.
day night last tic Schooner Experiment,
'aP'. Jennings, WHALE on her way FROM
chicago 10 81 Joseph. eap,iz,d. Tbs
captain was drowned; also Young cen
OF Cafsa,rf ,Ne!sou iNap,cr 81 .it.,a ei,y,
who was On beard; and also the cook o.
the vessel, whose name We could no,
learn. Captain Nsper's wife and ad, TIL
FL son. OF about seventeen years Of az.
were also on board, agd ia the cabin when
the vessel went over, but were saved by
the young man keeping bis mother in
one Of tie upper ter,hs. whlca was moi
Immersed IN tie water. The people
rom 81. Joseph came out 10 the morning
AID hearing me persons n he cahin, Gil,
through the vessel and rescued hem. -
81. Louis lem.
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NHOLEs ALE T. II ALL

fhtnltuft anu fHalf war; HAaias,
Ile iafi's the attention Of The citizens Of
Iiptoa, and Cedar county an.geaeral, 10
oar assortment q furniture, chairs and
mn ssseg svsstsf.ng II esTry ns-tfctr gra,-
sfal'V called for IL our line, re hare
some i.eety different Styles y a'a-
ryiug "a r.rieas from 81 80 10 SO dolls.
ger sett; Rocking, ii FROM - so 10 $50.
Bureaus piam ind fancf from Sl4 10
so, Redstesds from g. 80 10 $50 piece
h saoii, IRE haak goa fof yonr liberal
patronage tiaw FIR, mud inoie all in nnni
II ARTICLES "a oar lane 10 gies as a ca't and
ue shait stree 10 SUIT yen an price anu
style. We wnfra1f erfry article 10 be as
represented, La'oa Mock, rer, 9oor 10 J,
Limp S'Cq.. .Mageaiine fouca
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- We kern also Of the deatA Of WILLIAM p,
bILLos ESQ. one Of the first settlers Of Polk
Township in this eountv. We have not been
furnished witt, the partic alers, but hear that he
died ias. week. HE disease was The measles.-
We was en- es'imah'e mar. ara died respected
afd 'a'nented ~ all who knew him. he lsases .
n ife and famIty--Eo ts.k
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Religions Services.

At the Methodist Epicspai Church in Upton
regularly each Sabbath as10A 10 clock A. H.
~ the Iongs aatianaiiss Church, regularly
each sabbath at Ill . oiock a. VI, end In this
evening al o clock. Ivy the Rev. II. w. Cehh.
II the Conrs honss IN Ttpton. on tine ARA sab
bath in eacA month. a. l0I-9 slach A. NJ By
the Rev, shelton k.ies. S@ %t @s~aE
In the Prsses terrain Church every other Sab
BATH AZ half past 10 clock A. NJ, by ltsy. George
p. Porter. asa s.. r-sEN .s
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-06-27

nT Who wants Lime See tie nj
ser;isemen, OF Samuel Hancock.
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Cambridge.


This ! ,te naura s.r-s IL Mage re-ent'y
q the r. NJ, in Cedar 60, Iowa. Il Is
located upon be line " The
LYONS, IOWA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
u tie point i her he raj roal crosses Spring
Greek, l, rniies east Of Upton. Several build
il p re being erected II The pres nj inc. One
building il being cferIed 2nff front by loft
deep, H. ~ occupied IS a stare rs gentleman
~ the Isf day of Aptii. 1875. a stock af
Lave beer p.fchasai AID are now on their way
hthet 0ne other steTe-house will be com
pitted TX the middle Of April, and several other
Dad rs sill lie erected during The coming
season.
nov offer all Mechanics
FREE TILE FOR 4 LOT or Lots 10
build upon.
WANTED A Blacksmith, Cabinet maker
Shoe maker, Char maker, Aagop-Iaaker and
good Carpenter and Masons. II Is good
settlement. good water aud hea thy iacation
Any person Or persons can have a Loi Free
Of charge 10 build upon, aay tiine between this
AID The i'h If July peAt--the building 10 b.
elceftd At any time during he year.
tor further information inquire on The
premises Of CANADA MeOILOt CT.
have also nnimproved land tor sac situated
near Cambridge The land is supplied with
fire wood sufficient 10 use for years 10 come,
and well watered.
CO We want all Tempes ancP men or none
:. Temperance, Love aud Reform" is or
motto. Il6f
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i,NULks 4 GO.

.ohrTsanIas ASH 1orAiIss4oN hFs'HAsTs.
AMI General steaul Baat Agents, water street,
itrCh faland, JliHois.
tohsigaHea.- of Produce and Grain. te be
E., aatdsa by the &. III. ! X. Il. viii meei
with prompt attsrl,i IN.
Mark ~, packages POW skS 4 10.
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oufsaeEs.--H freque atly becomes
eur lot to suffer wreass which are be.
sona OAR power to AVOID or redress. In
Pieheer Township Of this County, which
is iafge aud poPaleus, p,eeiros, we ha,.
had heI sa.all subsciip;lon list. ana tue
'e" Subscribers we have COMPLAIN almost
weekly because they do net .g.i their
papers We have long knpen tn. rea.
SON 1t Is because the P. NJ. a, tia,
place, who is an old iogy, little and un-
serupulors IN bis prejudice., docs al in
MS power to effect 10 and our ,ubscri-
eers. HIS office is but Is miles from
Upton, and knowing his feelings, We
nave taken extraordinary care 10 have
the Pioneer package pu, up and mailed
IN season and ia order, ALL with the dali
iy mail should reach the subscribers the
same day. On the 2lst OF June. we 70.
cef'ea IRON TIE oiiee ia Upton, the Pic.
heer package Containing IS .7dveytissys
o. Nay 3ofh which returned here from
the South, with note from some P. NJ
10 nave them sent TO the distributing
office They were a!! directed 10 our
subscribers in Pioneer nearly every one
Oh whom, have complained 10 Us because
they did NJ, get them.
II the p. ". id Pioneer viii 10
what is flght, o'ir subscribers lheri can
seiiaelr papers OIL the day they are pub.
l'shcd, but If Howard is couiinued u Of
nee and continues bis ,nean low, con
duct they as vel as Us lals, saiIe,,.
but there is q better day coming.
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