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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14
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Man 8 Love.

When woman's eye grows dull,
Aud her cheek paleth;
When fades the beautiful,
Then mans love failcth;
lie sits not beside her chair,
Clasps not her fingers
Twines not the damp hair
That DER her brow linEers.
lie comes hus moment in,
Though her eye enlightens.
ThouL III her check, pale and thin,
Fe,rrishly cmbr:ghtens;
IIe stays but moment near,
When that flush faaeth.
Though true affections tear.
Her soft eyclid shadeth.
lie gees from her chamber straight
Into iifc's jostle.
He meets at the very gate,
business and bnstle
II. thinks not OF her within,
Silently sighiug,
H. forgcts in that noisy din,
That she Ia dying
And when the young bcart Is still,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14

eay-Queen Caroline asked Sir Rob-
e,t WalpoIe whs, ii would cost to enclose
ST James Park, with view to exclude
the public from it, Madame, replied
the premier, 1T will COS. you cyown'
This hau ghty lady never liked Walpolt
after that.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14

A QuIeK RsfARTEE, + GoE. MOT 'll'
Of New York, had a high respect lor
Blshop Moore, man noted not Of " iof
the purity Of his charlcter, but 50 iof 'ht
re,iriag modes,y OF his disposition anu
Tor the general favor in which ne was
hold. As the story ran
A dinner was given by some OF uov'
Morris's friends, when be was about ae,
parting Ior Europe. Bishop Moore na and
his wife were at the party Among
other things that passed IN conversation
Mr. Morris SAID he had made his w'li IN
nraspee, ,I Of going abroad, and turning ''
h. ,shop Meore sad to him :,
NV reverend friend, ! have oequea'h
ed 10 YOU my whole stock OF 'mPuusn1e, :,
Sir, you are not only very KIM hn ~ ~
the largest portion OF your estate. state,
w Mrs, Moore Immediately added :.
NV dear, you have come IN posses s1
SIGN Of your inheritance rem'faa0'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14
no AEY, NONE y! .

c,TGHT DRAFTS on New York can De nao
y Of the Subscriber in sums TO sni' Pu'en"'
Certificates Of Deposit, and Drafts h on IN ~
Eastern Cities cashed-American oo'o ~
nished at small premium, hy :, r,rrr,YJ
linton, Novemberl2. 1888
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14
M,lliners and Mantua Makers

Hslss DAVIS 6MISS YOUNG, would respegt
INl fully invite the Ladies' oil iips"n, aha ~ the
Irc1ueneralh. to call at their residence on .a1
. o,ner An ,ye the Eagle Hotel. They wiiI iainA
III orders promptly. Iipsoh' io"S' oo''
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14
iNistcllanpl.
Opinion.

UFIHIUH'
Social opinion is like sharp knife
There are foolish people who regard II
only with terror, and dare not touch OF
msddle with it. There are more foollsh
peooIe, who, in rasbness or defiance se,zs
!, bv The blade, aud get cut and mangIea
for their pans; and there are wise pso-
pls who grasp it dlscreetiy aud boldly by
the handle, and use II to carve out 'he'
own purposes.-.HrS .lamison.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14
Il Dutchman Puzzled.

A journsyman printer lately set out
on loot for the interior OF ONO, a dis
tance Of five hundred miles, with an old
brass rule, and three dollars cash in
his pocket. He soon found himself in
Pennsylvania, and being weary, called
at The mn OF Dutchman, whom he found
quietly smoking his pipe, when the fol-
lowing dialogue ensued;
NeII, Mish,er Walking Sthjch, vat
you vantf
Refreshments aud repose.,
Snapper and lodgings, reckon.
Yes, sir, supper and lodgings.
BE you a yankee pedIrr, nit chewler
in your pack to cheat the gasf
No, sir, no Yankee TcdIer.'
"A singing teacher, to lazy TO work.
No, sir.
a cneentecl shoemaker, vat schoys
till Saturday nigh, and lays IN the porch
otter Sundav'
No, sir, or should have mended my
boots before this. Bu, am not disposed
longer TO submi, TO this outiandIsh luQu-
sitIon. Can you give me suFpcr and
| lodgingsF
'TorekIy, but vat Pc yoR \ booh
achent, taking honest peoples money tor
little larnln, IA. enly axes them lazy!
Try again, your worship.
"A dentist, breaking de beehle's chaW>
at a dollar a shrag, and running of witt
old Shamlock's dauc htcrf
No, sir, no tooth PuIer.'
'kcrnooius, den fechn, dc young folks
heads like SO many cabb.tch, aud char.
ging twenty five cents for telling then
fortunes like blamed Yankee"
Mono phrenoIoglst, neither
Veil, den, vat de tuyiul are you,
Shoots tel, and YOU shall have some ot
the pest snassengers for supper and
stchay all de nlgh, free gratis, and n chll
of viskey to start on petore breakfast.
Very well. Your honor, to terminate
the coluquy without CurcumluCution,l am
humble disciple OF Faust--a a professor
Of the ar, preservation Of all arts - ty'
pographer a, your service.
Notsch dat
a printer sir Il lsan that prints hook:
and newspapers.
A man vo,s brlnts nooshhabcrs, Oh
yaw, yaw, BY Choopl,er' eye, eye
Da,ch it, a man vots brints nooshlabers
yaw. yaw!-Vak up, walk up. Mshte
Printer. Cheems, take lie chentlcman'
pack off. Chohn, pring Junks to de fire
A man vo, brluts noosh6aCers! | visi
| may be shot If didn't tInk you vos ;
Know Nothing,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14
]. ID. Mcclure. M. ID.
uusr(lE CHAMBERS l. son.

DRUGGISTS, and Dealers in Groceries Oils
IL Paints, DYE Stuff, Confectionsries, Hard
ware g.. Upton, iowa. nj
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14

A faint heart never won tar iaoy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14
s AMUEL DE EWELL, =,

SURVEYOR or CEDAR COUNTY IOWA.
WILL be happy to wait upon all thos" y no
desire his services He is prepared TO do sur
seyinc with correctness and dispatch
Office in the Court House,
Upton, lowa.
Deputy Surveyors.
JosErH STEER, OF Spr,ngdale Township,
r-.sti-nce at Samuel Kings, miles west from
Hickory Grove. Gko. WHISTLER, residence
at Upton.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14

IOHN LEMP n Gov Wholesale and retail
u dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
Quecnsware, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hats
Caps Nails. Nc Second 81. Musca'ine, Iowa
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-11-14
ELIAS SliAWHER.

MERCHANr-Deaier in Dry Goods. Gro
vi ceries, Croekery, Sc. Cedar Bluffs, &c
dar county, Iowa. nj
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at the Iowa House, Rochester, Cedar
county, Iowa.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

seux., Ce, personnage courtset brusaue,
,ftgune Impression, desagreable sur Mar
,celle, ct "a cony yersation Pirolixe roulanl
loujodrs sur .l'argent, fui fat encore
nloips Lsyinpa,hiq dc Que les'preyenapces
desobIigeantes de sa motto. - sa1 'ee
Voici quel fit u peu pies slc res sume
du Ebavardage, de dehx ahetifes 'qu'eits
cut d subir de Ia part dea tnaftre .Brico
lin. "a propriete de Btancheniont aslaits
chargse d'hypotheques pour, ssun' grand
tier. de ia vafeur. FeuM. Il barolf await.
cn outre demands des,3 3avaric es conside-
rabies cur les fsrmages,. ct iayec des in
terSfs enor.mes due III. Bfcolin await etc
obiige d 'exiger, Vi Ia difficolte dc Sc
procureerr de I.argsht3 ct lie taax usiraire
eiabli dams ie pays. Madame dc Blan.s
'ctemont dewitt Sc soumclffe a des con-
dilions encore plus 1dnres, u ellie voa'ait
,caossitinner0 le sy:tenies auqucf son srnaril
await ets autorisa pr ellie; % ,bien avant'
d.. dernafider les arevenys, clio dcyait
pasefls lsarrisre, capitaf ct ;intersls, some
me dui lsselevait, pfds. de Cent mile
fancs. Qnand anx adtres creanciers
iIs vouiaient rentrer dams %leurs fonds
enforcement OH garder icur creance en-.
tiIearfte 4 tire de Placement, Hfa1iait done
vendre la terre ou trouver Accomplishment
des capitadx; cn uii mot, n terrc yalait
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
! q y, ? aTE-E UT II Q , . 2 /.
Ne CSA1'. a

5eI'cnnpcfcar Nicolas est.il mort! quoi.
que les details fournis par-rAt1aea# pa
raissent parfaite mcnt authcntiques aucl-
qnes jour,lahx experiment dcsD doates a
&C sujet. aasio4z3 's7'7iaib"~ '2'r' I'll
idoUn correspond nut duel Picagane entire
meme dams de ionguesee1picat'ons afn
de- deinonlrerIl'hnp npossibiiite sde Ihrri vec
ideocette,EouseiIe asiEoadres d 'sapposer
in,sne qu'eIle fut j,stc:s ri sb 7ue3s11 nj
s1sDabord parce qusiilcst d.. al'imerst de
jao Rdssie de cacheraan ase,nblab blei be ver
nemenf de- peaIa d.ebranief6 fcqcourage
Edes soldats engages daps ia Lutte "a
Ensaiti. parcc quit ansya pas de 'iignes
tslegrsphiqnes de Saint opetersboufgs D.
ssicnne, ni de 81 pszersboarg Berlin: y
|, Nous; ne pouyons, discuter .ces sasse :,
lions mais nous pouyops ,iIepr ,.opposer
les :crmes meme dp sdiscours de Lord
Clarandon, ann n onssapt. On Get syencmcnt a
IA chnmbre dcs lords =
\ aIt. est de mon avs Dc scommoniquer
vos seigncuries 10 eontenu de Ia dspes
che reGpe .depuis une demie.heure dc
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

HilSt utlon.
Les hornnes d'Etat don't la sagesse a
preside au tdaveloppement dc .l'Union
na'ssanf, ont tout ours su apprecier les
clements de :ichesse ct de force appor-
tes par Femigt alton au sein de leur jeu-
ne repubIiqne. La loi des rorigipc ac-
corde aux etrangers les faculties les plus
liberales ponr acquerir des proprietes
ioncieres etjouir, des droits poitiques ct
civils ldes citoyens des Etms>Unis. C'e-
talent dcs hommes d'Etat Plus profonds
que les membres de la "scciete .myste
rieuse." 50 F.,., f.'...- ....s..-:..
Jasau'a present, le meme esprit a di.
rige les successeurs de ces peres de la
Rspublique ills mont jamais cesse d'a>
meiiorer le sort des tribus. 6migrantes,
pouvoir a leur bcsons, unc lois debar-
ques sur le sol an,sricaia, ct name de-
tendre nne surveillance prosidentielle i
trayers i'Ucenn sur les navires squi les
amenent. ssH#lsiaai ~
Ne cherchez done, pas a, repousser l'e>
migration, gardez pour tout etranger sa
place an foyer de la !iberle !! Laissez
sous enyoyer des bras qui ira.
.vaillcnt, des aetes qni pensent ct des
cnurs qni battcnt de- generedx senti>
ments. Pressez. ayec, la meme frater-
nit6 la mainsqu coupe dams Ia carriere le
,marbre destine AL ciseau de Phidias ct
la main qui1 tient lie sscisean don't ssl'art
divin fait sortir dun bloc inforric runc
noble statue de Washington ct de Hen.
~ Clay. eCuvrezn Gbrement ,yos ports
cl vos Iigncs dc chemins de fer, = ces
multitudcs voyageuses qui vienncnt s'en,l
foler sous lie regne deaola civilization
modern, en- marche yers dc nouvelIcs
conquetcs, ces intrtpides pionniers
don't Ic nombre va former'.ees Iongqes
caravancs gni ,trayersent le Continent
de l'Est ! Il'0uess ytnar4nant d'avance,
par les feux. de leurs biyouacs les empIa>,
cemcnts de }nouvclIes cites aqui sdoiyent
s'elevcr sur les chemins des mines dor !;
Ut les centres dc nohvcaux Etats don't
les ttoi'rs front prcndfe lcur place ~
mhien ,dcs e iorieises consultations de-. =,
LUNlON AMERICANA. r7soGos -,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

traits co1rts ct fortetnent acccntaesI an,
nons aient sune energie ef une apIetes pen.
commune. II avail koeil Exit, .noir et dur,
Ia bouelne sensuclIe, le front etroH Ct
bas, les ctieveux crepls, Ia parole .breye
,strapide.. = Hn'y await point de lfaussets
ia; dams son reghrd.,s hi 'd'hypocrisie dams
se, rmraanisres. &c n'stait' point ul i hotn-
me lpufbc, ct e, grsnd respect qp'il await.
pour. le ten et pear y mien, aux ter
mes de d IA sociiets actaelle, e rendai. il.
capable de friponnerie,. !. D:aitleurs le
cyniiisine de 81 .cppidilo reDpschail de,
farder oses Intentions: ct quapd il await
dit i, son semblable I" Mon interst| est
eontraire auI lien, i pensait lui ,avoira
demoitre gull 'agissait en-, yertu des,
dioits les plus saeres, ct du'n await Ifait
cte, DC dEg7u haute e loyautS s'i en- Ie Jul anaon-
.Demi- bour ourgeois, as, Il p0r::
lall Ii Edimanciles On, costume mixte entgcs
le paysah etle monsieur.s Son ehapeau
ayait, ia zfor,ne ;pIus b;.sse, Due celuiI des
aus, et les bords noins. larges que, ,.cclui
des autres. II await nne blouse grise
q ceinture ct .plis fixes sur sa taille
colrtc, auI Jul donnalt l'aspects dune
harriiale scsTclse, Ses. gaetres exhaliient
une ddeur d.stable iade bile, ct 50 'lrlE crava-
tc dc sole iisire etail d Pun luisailtt grais-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

hhil cent mile francs, ellie oetait tgrGytc
de squatre tents miIIelfancsg de- dettcs,
sans compters ccIlc enyers M. IBricolin.
II reslait trois cent mile francs, unique
fortune desorrnais de Madame de Blan-
cflefi,ont, .indspendantc de iceile que son
mari ayyait o,l nsavait pa, laits6easis son
fiis'et don't ellie ne connaissait pas Il. 81.
shiat;onof sHrsao II 2s&sa Hsa 3sa's
: = Maresalc elait loin de s'auendre a
de u grands desastfcs,9 elIc n'cn await
PAS preyauL III moitie. J Les creaneicvs ma
vaiefnt pas encore reclame, u bicn nam
tis de 'lcur titrcs, lis attcndaient, NJ.
Bricolin tout le premier 9qoc Ia oycuye
ssinfornat de sas position pour lui en- dc.
t,ander le Placement integral ou la Com
tinoation al reyend que femprunt lelT
I aasssiirait. Lorsqu'elle sdedianda o. Bri"
colin po5dirqIoi depths On mois iqa'eIle
sataitG teuyc, Il hezliitayait ras faie con.
Ir,ftrc lsstat de scs' affaircs, ~ iairepon-
dill ayec un,e brutale ifranchise quill ma.
vait pas de raison pour sc presscrp que
"a creance ftait bonac, sets que -chaqnc
iiour ;iio,ur d'indifFsrence de III part do pfopri-
eta,ire etait an Jour de profit posrie fer
n1n,icr, pendant le1uel il cusnuiaitsles in,
tsrsts de son Urgent hans fiets
CeH rliso,ihcment peremptoifep selaira
MarecIic sufle genie de
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
Gun sentimental pfpgres ne les soutienngt-s
n diaesiiolF dcyient faffaire de ieur

Gun sentimentldu pfpgres ne les soutient-
"a digesiioni dcsient laifi,ire de leur
syie,rtirrrm firhrsse~si~ i~yigoueeasemes.t
aeq uire pests ayant a,ijls laient consoli>
sdses cngagse dams mile ismbaarEfas 81
Icempre emise, par mile maladresses-, sans sans
Eparltr de h, ,sanits ,api les spreciPilcl dams
des speeulaliens 4au-dessns de lcnf cre7
dit j nj bien que tous, ccs riches sont rui-
mes ans moment ea ills font le plus den
vienx, .aanlodrod Bilau
ah M BsicoIin lien eiait pas encore lasi
II etait cetlage gu lnetiyitei dams tou>
Acelsa sforGcs peut seBcpses slutfer conrl
Ire lar double iYresse, de erorgueil ct de,
i'intempsraace. Btiaisil sufhsait de voir,,
'ses yeax aui pen bridsss son waste abdo;7r.
ri1cas son hex iaisaat set Ieo stremblenent
nesyeux que lhahitade ida a;coupsda ma
Tin c'est-a-dire les dcuS sboutsilles de-
vinlbisnc, a ajeun en- gaisei eide cafe don,
snailaa Ga main rohuste pour prGsagsr
r6pcque pfbckaine oil Get hoTnme q dis.
posssi nialinal, A p.6soyant ct ii impitos
Iyshle eaaaifaires, aperdrait Ia y sapts illa ID
snsmeires leljugement ct ju'qu'a la dure-
tk 90 son amer pour Ydevenir IN ivrogne
'sPaises IN sbayard tres lourd ct un flsi~-
LIE lacile 4 tromper.s s5s.s s., 49, 80 80
Sa figure await etc belle; quoi3ue de-,
poarvue absoiument de Distinction: Ses,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
AGENTS, Do PIONEER.

5Es as4i
ala y#xxd'szls sb I'M. e. Eades Passags
NLLr.ORLrAKs de Ia Boursesa No as
= a4ss-fs xssnIssa .ssS rencofgnure Cetti. .s
.ssi.s AssEssl6s i. Nm, Richard q Temllet
K.vlsRE-NEuvE. NJ. Firmin sDnplessis. sa
:. LasHvi1g.E ...p. NJ. J. Brean.
81, - -JAssvss -. !. NJ. Auguste Thsfiot. -
SAG t ka s,t.asli''s pArIassfli's M.sEdgard Perret
"@ spo1r1BnxAux,tAt 7 Edmond Blu hiarda3
& ~ f'xpopA uxI. Il. Ms Adolphs Blanchard.
~-aafsessnAs "A. IL n -. AI.aF Gagne. e.iorl s.
/. iSss MlxIE ses.. N sEtienne Psnisson. =
rs stAssonrrioT ..ss.gG. sRodHgaex, Gaie ES1"T'
- AxLhE RI1ERE ..SM Al. Pierre s1heTiot.
fArscovsTylLLE': n. " T. paa'ne9'' y a''n ~
Z ssflr aDzns lss paroisses on nous d ayons pas
s sssssas ID agents, noas sprions .les Mal,res oe
- Pests Dc yesor ssucharger De ilssncs oe no'fe
lib fsa'lls.sssss - s~tst ss-sq sisiss .aai= al
51'a sANNoNcEs. Pour les insertions, annonces
aAs, ss., etc. ), iss conditions sontles suiyanles
Par ptx. .Lraxrs, pourla isrssinserti"n 8 90
fsarlsss siassrr,iosna. y q 4. isiyaates 90
assu srsss abouns sui resdra ssapsnsfe son abor.
ssasat, easvraS pfevenir. par ecrit, IEdfeur=
qysasai isnss ~ saoins, avant Psnptrstioh du tr'
Msstst. sas ~ has &. .lEasJ ssis}aia .-~s
cAsxssh,s 4 JFimpFiimsf td Plossfsas, s,et ce
ty4 4ysixsies pias modsres, ,toa,es sespsces d'ous'
wages typ6fs~pIii11es, tJobs,) tells que, CAR
, SASeuhEs, txm rssEE1Ts. BDAkcs, Erc. ETC
s5s ax..ss3 ss1+ n 81 s~+gaassig rstFx Of "a
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

aiani asiaaita hi RIP .s9lsazfa esa sash
osq en sei4 sb a9is aiaaaa9 20 ..
lS .saaaoslyq at ssaagagaoi % ee2 soq
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

esp tssHyev soel1 ~ .ss4sjai f1oe7 is Tsi3
eH 81 .aiasl bssa7s si,tits aosad d IL
iet ,sEt et II tiK7Trciu lfs,g ss4 lHREet979
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
4 - L. PlONNfER De ,LASS0MP TON.
oHt as s'si sa'si PUZZLE PAX e!i.fae se9 -
iEUG ENE SUPERViELLE.
sDIMANCi4E 25 MARS 1855.
csnattto,rs :, DIT .9o,,raal: ::

fssABONN N r:M ENT LII Announcement est pa
Ghfe pfAyANCE,s est@s saa ss3 a5 - estEgTt
roUR uH An :: :: ::::: &osVo
:. A sreuas1x MoIs a: IS. 80: =: ) 500
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25
Sa hgure await Etc belle; quoi3ue
poarvue absolument de Distinction:

- aafA 30 aasg ah g5asvn epiaos I
tsoa ot'n jfialtaa zges, & aas oh Is si8s
tsFr013 saa II 10 asaisd8aa s55 aft
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

par les bannieres de l'etoilc dor de Fin
dependence. Cette grandeur pol;tique
maritime ct sciehtifque, qui etonne
TEurope est Ell partie Pouvrage de l'e-
migration, -
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

VII FFEsT AHafF* EEK 8F8 Ha*iF #Eks#E F8Esa#1#
e'a s7 b sot is'i sap 50 IL .sasaisst
saes a9os III .ssibsds ssls'h aissod ssa
ieHg - - 4la3g ID taHEdm9s s1iHe xsl
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-03-25

En- Apglcterre, ce nest pas settlement
la papyreto qni force fenigratiAd J:
a,lof civile eiIcihene, 81 ptodigue dc.
res faycurs pour ses .ptisiiegies, tnais 81
rigoureuse pour celtee .gnselle dePoui''e
dc, ,1eur apari dams fhetitage spaternel
rs met dams ,la Inscessi!s q 'aIlerr echeftss
cher ,au ioin une tcrre hpspilaliere Ct les
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-10-12
CnhpARrNEiksMIP.

fETTE undo signed have this day formed Co-partner
Il slip under the !yte and drm Of Gro. tosTkR * 20
ission Bssfxsss; d have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fireproof Warehouse on the
wabashand Erie Canal and corner OF Locust ana Dun,
frs%fo rdsYe RAILROAD, where they will have ample
hoih and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Produce and NerchuIidize..5 saf --~- =
they win give speeiSl TO Consgnm ents either eS
RivSr Rafltoad, Iau.h or Wagons, and Willtorward
pt5mptiy at the lowest rates. < e T-s
They will give pers6nal attention to the purchase OF
sale cf Produce roesries in this market, and soiic
rde-s for the purchase Of Sugar and Molasses on tbs
Coast Is one OF the r win be in the South during th'
sNiQter. 1sss .sss 49,, :. a. 80. . . -. = :, A.s.
- lae ne; 80 ~ ~ Is, nsce NJ. W. FOSTER.
Ane puolSs P.t GEO. FOSTER,
- w. N. AIKMAN.
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NUMBER l8.


a"WelL, if you were to throw yourself over.
the balloon, lighted of such great, weight
would dart upward with inconceivable rapidity.'
The madman reflected for moment
"True!" he said, you are rights' .fsi =
Helaid Mr. Brown in the bottom of the car,
and stared wildly around. ~ - .a'
my Makeri" he cried, II go to meet Thee;
Igo to embrace my child, my. Emmap' And
finging himself over, disappeared. fl''si = haoEf
The balloon and its owner reached the sasssz
in safety the latter, however, lay for. many
weeks raying with brain fever. When he re-
covered, he gave orders to have his perilous
plaything sold at any sacrifice, and soon after~
ward provided himselfwith an excellent carv-
taker in the shape ofa pretty young wife, under
whose tutelage ''the masther," as his Irishya-
let remrks. SIS growing dale more handy in
himself" So this was Mr.. Browns last ascent
to the clouds. 4 s s
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THE ILL LOOKING HoRsE.-A Frenchrasnl
near the Canada line in Vermont sold a horse
| to his Yankee neighbor, which he recommended
as being very sound serviceable animal in
spite of his unpreposessing appesEanee. ITO.
every inquiry of the buyer respecting, tho
qualities ofthe horse, the Frenchman gave .
favorable reply-but always commenced, CON.
mendaton with the depreciatory remark
''He's not look very good" The Yankee care.
ing little for the looks of the horse, of shieh
he could judge for himself without the sellers
assistance, and being fully persuaded, after q
minute inspection, that the beast was worth
the sum asked for him, made the purchase and
took him rome. A few days afterwards he re-
turned to the seller in high dudgeon, and
declared that he had been cheated in the,
Iquality of the horse. o-eqs We1 $50
"Yat is de mattire?" said the FrenchrnanL
Matter! said the Yankee, matter eneugh--
the horse can't see!-he's as blind as a bat.y
"Ah.' said the Frenchman, ''FVat wassten
you? was tell he was not look very good-be
gar, don't know if he looks at alln slHs
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NEW GALLERY, NEW NAME, AND NEW
PRTCE~i
THE sim REAM GALLERY!

RU ESSRS SUMMERS TILESToN have new tully
I'VE completed thsr Daguerrean Rrops in Or J. bTay
visitors and to take pictures IN the
snd approved style Having ntted up our
with T. eoi and AIRY "hue
I'VE moth light which abes " to take Pic
sarss that favorablY with any in the est
Thersfore,we feel aSient sf giving perfect
sall which sale Please cali anu
Sss - 'ps sas ~ "a esa dollars je23
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SMART Bora little boy of our. aequain--
tance recently attended church; and after lis
tening attentively to the parable of the wise
and foolish house builders, said to his mother,
on the way home, 81 don't think that man
was so wise after ALL"
"And why not, my son?"
"Why, ifhis house was built on g rock
where would he find place for his ceIlar2p ed
Sure enough. sonny, where could hsg
That idea never struck us before. -
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IN arder that may able devote time mo-e pars
iarly 60 the IRON AND HEAVY HARDWARE part Ell ~
of interest in th Tro
sary house Nr MATTHEW DAbzELl. wh9 wiz cso =
at ana od stand under the style of ORR, DALzELL
Co th Piee meut o. everything IN the grocery
a. vorId take this opportunity of returning sincere
hnnks paying the house tor the
patron extended for many ano
the hrm AMI would say
e: the yery or not pay all gentlemen that they need
aSu asr eisI ,sss = 'i SAMUEL ORR
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