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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
yMisttiIaufou5.
So lilo Jay OF a Loafar.

Let's see, where am / This is coal
I'm laying OIL. How'd get here, ? Gre
ilects.) Yes. mind now. Was comm
/ up street met wheel barrow was
drunk, comm t'oher way; the wheel. bar.
+ row fell over me, or over the wheel
| barrow, and one of US fell into tie cellar
! --t!es.t miai which now guass il must
IA been M. I'm nice Young man. yes
i | an-tt9ht tore shot drunk Well
1 can. neip Il 'talnl my faal, wonder
whose i4all It's II is Jones's fault no.
Is il my wlfe's fault well it amt. Is it
the wheel barrow Iault no. It's uhis-
key fault Who is whiskey! Has he
IA large family? Go, many relations
Al! poor, reckon. think | won't own
him any ELL cut his acquaintance
I've had that notion lor abou ten years,
ard alway hated TO do ii, ioi itar Of hurt
Iny his feelings I'll do il now i think
liquors nJurin' me; its spollln' my tenn
per.
Sometimes get mad when I've drunk
and abuse Betz and the brats i, used to
be Lizzie and the children: that's sone-
umc ago, can just mind it; when |
come home, eyenins sh. used to put her
arms around my neck and kiss me, aud
call me her dear William. When come
home now, she takes her pipe ou, Of her,
mouth and puts her hair out Of her ewes,
and says something like -" Bill, you
drunken brute, shut the door after YOU;
were cold enough havin no Ire, 'thout
Iettln the snow blow is hat way" Yes,
she's Belz, aud am Bill now. amt |
a good bill. nutner; think I'm counlerlel.
won't pass-a tavern wi,hou, goin' in |
aud gellln' drink. Don't know what
banN I'm on. Last Sunday | was on the
river bank, drunk.
| stay out pretty late, no, sometimes
I'm out all night fact is, I'm out pretty
much all over out OF friends, out of pock-
el, out at the elbows and knsss, and al
ways oltrageously dry SO Betz says
but then she is no Judge, ior she is new
er clean herseiI-i wonder why she
doesn't wear good clothes may be, she
hasn't got EN-: whose faults that Z taint
NINE j, must be whiskey's.
Sometimes I'm in, however, I'm in
now, and in some ebody's coal
cellar. There's one great principle I've
go.-I won't get in debt, l never could
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

II. ,. B'coa, E>q., o. ,,c house Of
Paae s DlcoA, reached our city lat Sat-
nfday, by the CAicayp and Mississippi
Ra'roal. IL lea C4icaso Tie p,eeed-
lng Wednesday, aud Was tLus four days
making The trip. We IA lerstaul that
he walked through tie snow over 6ty
miles Of the distance, at another part O..
the route toos shovel ia hanl, and a, the
heai OF party Of fa,lful 'plli la
bored steadily aui hard for many hours
shovellag snow from the track to helm
the train through. But all this was moth
Ing 20 the 'rubbers' he had been ,hrourh
and having IN his pocket Uncle Sam 5
check for a half million dollars tha.
was to restore his II ,use, he worked
with Tree arm aud light heart and
reached our city none the worse for
health an looks, bat ia the endowment
Of vgor and animation most gratify-
'n5 to hs hoss Of lfea1s. Such men
make St Louis what sic is. 81. Louis
hteligencer, Feb. 20n.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

e1e" .dr. \. Goodwin. the Alien
Passenger Superintendent Tor the Port OF
Boston. has made his annual report. by
which 1t appeafs that taere were landed
III Bostoa iuisu- the year past. i.J33
vessels, bringing 81 900 pa nseta,
OF these, about 1000 were American
enizens II, l67 were from ireland )
0o3 were from British Provinces 2276
from England | $50 from Sweden; Il
from Germany; 167 iron Scotland r.
chiefly >cotcu gIris 10 be enplose. III
our factories; aud lesser uutnocfs troHl
ali o her European e@u4tfHes, Ihe gu
erai condition Vi lle Itnnigran's Is sald
10 be- letter than oa ANY pfeEieus year
There have been seat To thor respective
countries, 239 raopcfs and d.sti!ut. per-
sons. The whoe amoant reserved lor
commutallon lees, fines, Nc., was Sal
3ll,I7.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
Rescue OF CAPTIVE INDIAN GlRL


The 81. Paul Pioneer gives an account
OF the capture and inhuman treatment Of
young Chippewa girl, by Sioux, INTO
whose possession she fell, and her rescue
from horrible death by white man
Last summer a hunting party Chippewas
encountered band OF Sioux, who were
out upon the war path. The former were
defeated. and all except three, who made
their escape, and tins young girl, were
massacred The maiden endearored
also 10 make her escipe, and Jumping
into canoe, put out upon Otter Tail lake.
The pursuers followed anu overlook her,
when she threw herself into the water.
and endeavored, by diving and hiding in
cluster OF weeds, TO eiude them. The
cheli threw his ,omahawk and wounded
her badly in the side, and afterwards
stunned her by a stroke upon the head
with a paddle The "hrave" resolved to
retain her as his wife, and brought her
to his wigwam, where he had already
two wives. Their jealousy was aroused,
and the young Chippewa girl was con-
stan,ly malreated, the squaws literally
putting Goals OF fire upon her head and
cutting her with knives. She resolved I.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
SAL exclaimed Eheuezer to his a,,

Sal exclaimed Ebenezer to his dear
y beloved, when he arrived in New York
with his BRIDE, on wedding tour. Sal
get on yer sunday.go-to-ncetin' dress.
inss and tnlngs, and lets take a pcrpcn-
dicaar promenade round the preiunks ol
the principaIi,y.' well, Zeb,' replied
he fair one, I'll do j, and nothing shor.
ter But can't YOU say your say without
talking grammar aud college eIrfica,ion
lfyoI want ne TO slather round, and Ia ke
a trot with you, why in sailed Jerusalem
doa'l You say 50 2
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
EIGHrEES HuSpREp AND Etcury

EIGHrEES HuSpREp AND E,cury.
A p.-Opposltion balloon line between
New York and Pekin, via San Francis
co. Morning express balloon starts a,
ga NJ, reaching the Rocky Mountain
House at II NJ, giving passengers time
Tor dinner. Leave Rocky Mountains at
! r. NJ, stop at San Francisco twenty
minutes, during which time passengers
can examine the mines newly opened,
where the gold is dug out by tobacco VA
gon loads leaving San Francisco 20
minutes past :, arriving in Pekin in time
for an ear y tea, From this point, ex-
curslon balloons start every morning for
the source of the Niger, the North Pole,
aud the Spice Islands. Two other trains
start every day, carrying the mails, aud
stopping at all intermediate places. Ex-
press trains accommodate five hundred,
having several trains of auxiliary baloors.
All other trains have capacity for two
hundred. Time through, $4,000 miles
9 hours. For tickets apply at the Wash
ington Monument, 600 feet from the
ground. - Buff Rep.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
Arrival Of the Star OF tho West.
New ioRK. March, ),

The steamer Star Of the West, from
San Juan Of the ED, arrived here tins
morning with near 300 pa a,sruergs and
about $50 COO IN specie Oh freight.
The Spans Consul has issued a pro.
ciama'lon by the Captain General oi
Cuba, declaring the whole coast of sqid
Island IN a state OF blockade. aud also
starting that all vessels bound 10 any port,
tina, IN yh, be found cruising along the
coasts, would be boa ded aud searched
by SPanish war We, se!s
TIE I. $. steamer San Jacinto was
to leave fer Havana on the 2S,h.
Since the sailing of the mail steamer
on the ls'. starting events had ,ranspred
within the limits Of California.
The Legislature assembled dal, in
JOINT convention, and daily went through
the form OF voting Tor Senator.
Mr.. Gwinn's vote was gradually
dwindlIng down, and his chances are re-
garded as hopeless by all s1rewl poll
tlclans. The Wings have a powerful
minority, somewhere near 40 votes, and
unless they coalesce with n faction OF
democrats there can be no election a,
this session. 50 far they have suck TO
their candidate, and show no Signs of
breaking up their organization, nd every
day brings forth Il Eew candidate. Both
branches Of the Legislature have passed
bills approprlating l0,O00 to each mem
be-, notw,,hs;an ling the Governors veto, g,
and the only trouble now is to ge, the
money, the treasury being incapable Of
sustaining such draft. A bill has been
introduced p;ovldlng for eating a conveu~
ton OF the people to make some amend
ments TO the State Constitution.
Lynch law is prevailing 10 an ex,cn,
hitherto untnowA Upwards OF twenty
nen have been hung by the !uobs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

SupnES DEArn.--Nyre was i Russlar
on one knee, IN the act oi taklng ann
the muzzie OF his iireIock rested on L
torked stick He was dead TIE side Of
his head had been knocked Oft by u caG-
non shot. la, death was So sudden ani
quick that he was aot knochsd down;
am the remaining ar OF n.s face still
looked sterniy along the hre.ock. j. vas
an Astonishing SIGHT every one that
could came 10 look at Eriracf from
a letter from the Cfnaea.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
i 0 y
May L shovel your Snow AWAY

81 o.
May L shovel your Snow Away
The flakes were thick on the city pave,
| II had showed the night before
And a slender lad. with tattored Dress
! Was standing outside the door:
With le;n.ise tone and fearful eye,
said he, II want TO work today,
And though am weak, kind Sir, I'll try
To shovel your snow away"
The shovel, upon his shoulder b rrne.
Had we ght he could scarce sustain
And his ra.tid brow hai an air f0rlorn,
As If he were used to pain
it'll unmi.tened hand and no over.oat,
He wls ouC n the cola that day,
To push his claim for an no e. job,
And shovel the snow away
Ny Father died WITH the flowers Of spring,
Ihr enows which have fallen deep.
Ars resting new OH the lowly bed
Nhere often have gone to weep.
oA, could he start from that sleep SO sound,
AMI clasp his poor hoy to-day,
" ,ul haste to his gt.ve in the hollontd ground
Ana shovel it. show away.
Ny Sis : cough will not leave her now,
And M Mother i, feeble too
can buy fh"m food anl medicine,
With an homes, job to do !;
They often say that the wiHtry breath
Which blows till il makes them start
l. no. - cutting, and stern, aad call,
As tbs ice around the heart.
That say Wien the sIe ,l.bcl ,iak!o4 load.
Ana ti.c fats went .roGeiy past
.ta the jasoH- -aoa. Of tie sehoe,-boys rane
A. the playful balls th'y cast
Liz" sob Of the pilint>e SEA. there came
\ nate wLIeh vas far from gay.
Aad is mopfnfi burden Was still tae same
Nh saoecl your snow away ?"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

RETREAT OF NATIVE AMERICANS Be-
roREA FoREaGN = Recently, says the
Galveston Gazette, there w,re Iniian
alarms aboa, Fredei icksburg. One Ger.
man II the vicinity penned his horses 4,
night Tor safety. IL was aroused !" in
the dark silen, hour by tue linsling oil
bell bounced up and out, II sans GU
totte; discovered Messrs. Red Skin were
driving of his eavallado ia hurry.
Hans. greatly excited. mounted his
fleet bob-,alled pony, without gun, pistol
OF knife painless, coatless and halless,
and with the rear portion oI his SHIRT ay.
ing IN horizontal position made pursuit,
shouting most Justly in his mother ton.
que to the Messrs Rel Skin to stop or
he'd scalp and roast every mothers son
of them. The Indians, who we're some
ten or fifteen in number, suppp.ing they
were pursued by regiment OF Texan
Rangers, took to flight, regardless of
booty leaving not only the horses they
had taken, but two very fine horses Of
their own, together with any number Of
bows and arrows, spears, knives, guns
and other Indian fixius, whica were
found the next day scattered along Tor
about mile; and from the tracks seen
heir horses mus, have taken awful strides
and no doubt they thought their end had
come.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

commit suicide TO end her trouble. But
this idea was not liked by her savage re-
tainsrs, and they resolved to enjoy one OF
their ancient rites by burning the captive
at the stake. This fac, becoming known
to Joseph Campbell, the Sioux interpreter.
he determined to effect her rescue, and
going to the village, found and carried
of the girl, who was subsequently, placed
IN the charge Of the commanding officer
at Fort Ridgely, and. after her wounds
were healed, conveyed to Fort Smelling
and thence home TO her baud.
-----~-. --~---------------~--~---
PErRtFiEp HUMAN Bop1Es.-A few
days since the body OF Mrs. 10y, wife OF
George P. 10y, who died twenty four
years ago, and was buried some three
miles from Dayton, OHIO, was disin,erred
to be removed to the cemetery. Both the
coffin and the body. to the surprise of all
present, were founl to be in an excellen,
state o. preservation. The Dayton Empire
says:
"The shroud, and, in Iced, all the cover
ing which was upon the body at the time
OF intermen', twenty four years ago, had
disappeared hot a veslige Of them re.
manned. The body was perfect except,
the right leg, from the knee to the ankle
JOINT, where the flesh see aed TO have
wasted away, and lay at the bottom Of
the cofiil in subs.anc resembling ashes
mixed with sand With this exception of
decay the body and limbs exhibited the
same periectneSs of exterior as they did
when lite and animation were in the BODY
"Fhc body indeed, had been pe,rified.
1t was, by some strange quality Of the
ca tn, turned into stone Of n drab. or.
more properly speaking, flesh color and
the chisei OF the artist nigh, initiate, bu,
could not make so cl,5c a resemblance
TO the human form divine TIE smile
which lighted up her c,utcnancc al the
moment when death gently united the
cord which bouni the soul to clay, still
seemed to linger uPoa the face of stone.
The grave Of the granichlI OF Mr.
10y was next entered, aud the coffin
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
ny Perhaps the oldest tree on record

IS the cypress of Sonna, in Lombardy
l. is supposed To have been planted IN
the ytar OF tn" birth Of Christ, ard oh
that account IS looked on with r'verenge
by the inhabitants, ; hut al t4@reu. ruson-
icle IN Milan Is sad 10 prove i4at 1t was
a tree IN t.c tine OF JuIIas Caesar. B c.
IL | is l23 tcrt atgh, ana :" teet ~
circumference at one ioat rom 'ae O. und.
N,poleon, when laying down route the lor
h $ great roaI over the Sunplon, diver
gel from a straight line to avoid injuring
thus tree.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

Ii IS said that al IL. inate irIen Of AL
varado Hunter, in,nites that the cash
tered hero will shortly embark for ST.
Petersburg, to offer his services 10 to the
Car OF Russia as a connlnder in his
navy. He will % oat VITA tes,im on is
for gallantry a ID efficiency, from one of
the highest officers in our navy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
SIsGuLAR EELE6a.Pnic OPERArIas.

The express tram ran of the tracx
recently, near Mo'goaery, Alabalna-
making a clean wreck ot everything "a,
the passenger cars. Il was necessary Il
send despatch down the read lof an es-
TIA lraln. TIE mode OF rrlegraphlc com.
altnlCattou was somewhat curious. IA
operator who was on the tram. eut tie
wires, aud by raps o. aan pa alton, tfon
the ED centfvel 10 seId a,>rateh Il
the oliie in tut t., The rrpitcs he
received by opptyin4 the ead 10 as
tongue. IL ths way several messages
xcfe &c artteiy sen aaI received.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
Give me- Bead or must steal

The iolloxing iacilen, Will shoH TO
wha, de sli,ution some have been reIuc d
the staguatton o. business anl consraent
hard times. A iew day, stacc IA respccts-
blc IN ch,nic who hsl teen unable 10
procure empIoymra, had expanded the
last ccn,; had no. a morsr o. food IN The
house Tor 2l hours, and his children cry-
ing lor bread, applied TO ne,ghbor for
ass stance. lie said you mus, give rne
bread. or must steal | am out ot cm-
ployment and can fad n, work my
children are c.ying for fool, Of which they
have had noac for 81 hours and they
must be fed ; for my sell asks MT, |
would willingly die--Bur Oh, the cry ot
my poor starving children canine, endure,
for Heavens sake give me relic! aud
save them from starving, and me rom sin
aud shame. ~ Y. Paper.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

TIE .N'Hlon4l Orgn. speaking o. Tie
election of Seward tnrougn the detection
of certain members Of the Order, stys;
From this time forth. the 'AuttricaH
party in New York, purged Of the poltt-
cal huckstcrs who have bartered aud sell
seat IA the Senate as they would tfatti
In hogs OF cattle, corn or potatoes, will br
national IN It's character, and patriotic Ia
purposes, aud Will pursue the high ends
ot ITS organization, without further en-
barrassment Ia It's progress"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

NEW PRENIuMs.-TLe premiums oh
peWs, DR.. Adams, Church, Ncw York,
at recent sale amounted to SIS 900,
aud IN Henry Ward Beechrr's to sl3,-
900
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

THs OLD Story. The editor OF The
New York Sun thus closes sketch OF
college mate:
A few days ago, gIancing over a
Mississippi paper, our eyes rested upon
these very words, COMMITTED suicide.
II was The sad annouacsmcnt OF the end
Of oae on whose brow was cnsamred the
seal OF Gods own inelligcnce-of one
who was first III the university, first in
society, fit in every circle and place.
tuI who fell by hls own lands IN a fl, os
mania poto, May not the young Of our
readers learn something from this true
aud mrlancholly sketch
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

A mocking bird was sold at auction in
Philadelphia, last week. tor iorty-sssen
dollars, and a pc, poodle for twenty five
doll rs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21
Ely The Grand Lodge OF Ma

.b1- The Grand Lodge OF Mas
sachuse,ts has IN It's possession lock OF
Wa>hlngton's halr. 1t is kept III
golden caske,, 60 cred with glass, and
has been regularly transmitIei from the
the hanfs of one Grand Master to tLos.
OF his successor, VINO always has i, IN
personal charge.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

s.H- The extreme norhera parts OF our
mighty westerns possessions seem destined
TO attain prominence wien settled Ter
certain peculiar productions. La Mime
so,a vast quantities oil Cranherres are
grown and shipped to The markets OF 81.
Louis and other places. Our recent
advtces from the Pacific ais stated that
in Wash:nton rerrrory, ,hc shores
Pugel's Sound g.eh quantities oI TIA"
same Articles ate grown aud shipped
uence 10 IAN Fraacl<'"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

"CALLlSG NAMES. "A new born
daughter OF the Countess Of Trepani.
was chris,ened on the 7tb OF January At
Naples, with the chef name OF Maria
Theresa Ferdlnanda InmacuIat, ton-
ceptione Sabatla Luciano palo,unia.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-03-21

One ol the early ministers Of Maldel,
y J., having several children to bar
tza, pronounced the name OF he first
John. WDen tic second vas brouch,
forward, hc salj This child. who. {
name is JON, also, baptiz- The lat.
Ter was a tefwards known by tie ualne
III .johl ais,
Si>aeG.a AcelpEST- TIE MAJ
rhes'er, (N IL. American, says tha, an
infant 500 q NJ Wn. Gardner, Of Ma
son yIlage vas slransird oa tie night d
tie 25th, ii tbs sn, uIar manner. The
foot oi bis hltle SISTER, who was In tie
>tne bed, got cntanglea ia ,ac sting Of
the night dress utout the uecl. oi the clDtl
and ItcS il 50 tiga,ty as to es1sr lis
irata
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11
ABKAHAM TUkNUM, 20
DANIEL DODGE,
yUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the q

- plcston Of the Mayor Alderman and CS@Icssity q -
CITY Of New orb restvs 20 tho WIDENING o. CtIy-sl
on The westerly side thereof between boekmAs No
Fsrry ss Ia the City New YofkWe, the ConuaNeonee
OF herein hereby I've nfiee 70 ne
or owners oeeapsDt occupants Of al heuss and Loo
md unmproyed lands Affected thsrsby md 70
vbon II may concern, follows 70 wt l. Th.S ws
peed estimate and assessment and thsf ~ psg
lons whoe ntereas affected thsreby and Who may -
posed to hs sane do prssent hsr objections Writing dny
verified 70 GEORGE II. PuR5ER Esq Chairman, tie
Oce OF the Commissioner Nc. Chsnberss Second sy,
ont room 10 this city on or before e LIST day Of October
iS That any suc6 person psnoes Who may sossAar
themselves ssusved By and ssses6s vn b.
beard opposition 70 tie ssms before It tbs psss
ct oelocf p NJ As 5th day Of ocsober. ls's 3 H.
the ssst Of the said Estimsts and Asssmsut -
cor Maps sLd al the sdsvs estimates and other toee
eH. which used b. .. IN .Ans cur fspo h.,s -
deposited In the Street Commissioners Onee Of ne C -
County NewYo.t there 20 remain anti ne "a s.y = -
Aforesaid foOw' Al Ao.s pee: Of and a'r ssos
and point lee. nohery Of yr.nlGrs sses ~ ~
msn.st between Gold and Pearss a. ne ssne 40 se -
an ,e aia Map OF Commissioner That eof feposs
Ssein viii Be the Saprere Court the stsS
H.yYork az Special Term hsrss 70 Be hsld = the Cy
a. IN he said city SATURDAY The I'D day Hossnsss
1855 sf opening Of the Court % ust Day, :nA ~
b.n si there thereafter counsel ess - heesd
otID y be made that said report be eoD6rmod-hsWI o
xus n lsSA GEORGE II. PURsIR,l
CHARLES ID. MEAD. fComnnsooeA
J. w. BOUCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11
TiHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Nj KENNEDY Of Roxbury has discovered IN Of our
s ffqSI .. q. & sia Ssa s1%o P"
He has tired IN over eleven Gases and never fsled
possession hundred cerScstss Of s value, s vhis
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure q nurSDss mouth
One three bo,es viii the WORT hind Of phnpss
Two or three bottles win clear the syssm Of bilea
Two bottles are warranted 70 cure the worst eanhsr W he
ftee 70 Eve beetles are warranted tho Of
'rYSfes h.-s, ar, w.r.,,.a % e0,. ali bumO, In III.
TWO bottle. warranted running q the ears and
-Four o. SIX bottles warranted 10 corrupt and running
O. hottie WI eur. seaiy .rup.ions Of the hin
Two 1se botties wSIs"sed to cure The wo" e'
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the most despsss
Three 70 four bottles vsnsnsea 70 cure sa,tsdeuA
Five eight bottles WI cure the wors e.e q ,eIoaiA
teneat away. sIgeheseed h,sn he s. eos .nd '
Nothing looks improbable q thoee who have U vsm neg
eli the wonderful medicine. q the a :. ma, common .sss
every hunor he SYSTEM YET hsed ass II you afvs
hao ha. 70 start There are no Ne nor 40 ns ssr ne
sSSS q 4 a *. se d s.
Leu .s eu =, ever SsEs 10 gaze sdisn
g cd people Of y haze s sSes s1o Is.,.s ~
perfect state Of health By one bottle
To tho.e Who subject 70 och tesd.ese ooe ssse IN
some Who have been cesys for and have
been regulated By II Where the BODY sound I. .orts su<.
nature will very susr feeling bat you must not b
alarmed they always disappear from four days to week
rhe. bad result from H. the contrary when thai
fsehns gone you viii feel yourself ike new pessen
beard Of he sx,rayssant snco01s Of As s'~
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Wbote.sis AGENT sor New Yorh. c. " cLdcKENERt Co.,
Nc; 81 Barclay CHARLES IL a!s0 Nc ss " SnSvisG
Co No. $50 G.eenwich-st-; sCHIEFfkLiN ShUS: So
no William BOYD PAUL oaar1sscG q iHn,S
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-11
Eeaai Notifes.

TN PUK sUASCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of he County Of SewYsrk notice 10 hereby ryen % AZ
.-ror, bsypg claims the Of WALLIS PAAhEh
s 81 ,he cy Of sewYsrh deceived TO pressnt nc ssae
h yoncheTs thereof tho ufserbss az The Once "
hedsey No City Han place "a the Cisy Of Sez- f1t %
before ne 6rs. Of Hafsh rsItDassd ses York tho xh
ssy q Aasrs:, lSSa PEEB Ann PARkEH Adn1os'fs'nA
sr50 l,zsrht. " A CPPpsEY A'torsey.