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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
ESTRAY COW

Taken mp by Jobn Thosne, Ia Springfield tow''
| ship, on 'hs lob y Of Dec. 1850, mech
Urn sizei red cow. H,a saHrs St'te on ms io'ns
and betty, witn s3tos; ess8ss3 .hosH- esgt. e7
rfne wears old. aaE .essrr1 as so eefors
James Il. Noe, Z q D.c.. Lob 1873
". CArrEl.L .a4aty C.gik.
January q 1SjG. (Gi 3nl
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4 Goad .Hoao. The Ashley, VI
Ia ota, Weekly Ldegeadent comes to Us
0saang an expressive motto al the head
q. lis editorial columns. Ii AS los.oy..
/ EEal We pltcI hi. wrong We doA!.
ihat certainly i rery arA.Ite p.t.oIm
Of principle. Rock Island Adrr
\ case .. Bible burning Las occurred
n ch2Pci yard a Kingston, Ireland.
Tie parties who did Il, were band Of
if!ars, calling themselves tie RedeInp,8r.
1t Fathers. The Attorney Genera Ia.
commenced prosecution Of the lndlvi
luals.
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C1t.Jorafa 3Ppc'aineuts-- CAP. Burr
hes'gaea.- The following California ap-
pon'ments were made today by the
presideni. Jas McDdhie, MarbaF wee
Gen. Re- ardson, deceased. Jas A.
Patterson, Indlan Agent.
Gap. Bragg, "a llt,Is more craps no
toIieiy, has resigned.
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TWESTY o CLOCK.

Hard Times al WASHINGTON. The
people at Washington are in a terrible
fix, owing 10 the failure Of the House 10
elect Speaker. The members Of the
House cannot draw their mileage or wa
ges until they Coniflve to organize, aud
the thousand channels through which 4 9
cash belonging to the W ole people is dis
trIbatd among the Washingtonians, are
cut off. A correspondent Of The New
York Herald considers the SDeakership
as pecunlarg question. He says:
Members have not drawn their pay
mr. their mileage, ard although t..ey can
get along on time for board they have
40 spending money. Some even are de-
pflved Of their 'baeca,' v.,Io do actual.
II believe there are not fly members IN
tie House who could change you an X II
you were TO tender It.
Over two hundred thousand dollars
would lie here IN extra circulation, if the
Speake. was elected and the u.ual sppro-
pfialions voted "a il is, Washington -
hard mp. Its dependence IS retailing to
nefabers and visitors, and tie storekeep-
efs declare trade never was as dull
Holiday presents hang fire, and pyro-
technics do nOt 90 on well, even during
holidays; members brng jus. money
enough to land them here, and saa or
Coagless to supply their every day wants.
Boarding house ard hotel keepers are IN
! dreadful pligat 10 supply tier tables
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
CHICAGO Ian

Tie Cars --Thermometer II degs
below zero at Z this morning Tie tram
o. The X. |. Road, which left hers al
last night, had net reached Joliet at 2
to-day. The tram on the Chicago, AL.
ton ! 81. Louis road IS frozen up ley
lugtop.
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Upton Steam Mill.

ne undersigned saving purchased The Above
hlli and MADE aranEemeGtsto insure Its running
when work Is 10 be had are nov, urs pared N a.
custom work four days ia the week-Tusdsy.
wednesday. thursday and Friday Wheat sround
Isr tbs eighth buahri---corn At 10 cts or hnsheL
Tu.i feliancs ma. 10 placed On tho custom day.
STOUT l. NIEAEBI
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WASHINGTON, JAN. ..
goth Bsllot-Bsuks 81, R,churdsog z Fuller
50. Pennington Z: neces ary for cAo.ce lbs.
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y, A'iss $3.50
With supp y Of tosn lots Ia the town 81 T,ntoo
Also 4 farm OF 40 acres ui tirt class prai.
rie, with q comfortable house, Young orchard
just commenced bear,ng, we'll satered by the
north bIaaoh OF Yankee Ran. - acres OF timber
one mile south, all or any Of mhich may be had
~ aapi5ibgto SAMJ LII III. WELL.
Gsaefal Land Agent AZ Upton. Iowa.
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TX hango OAcc.!

LKehan6o OAco.!
NLGHT DRAFTS on New York can be had
y ofthe Subscriber in sums 70 sat purchasers.
tert4hcales Of Deposit, and Draf.z Oh the
Eastern Cities cashed.
American Gold furnished al small premium
O6ice orer Smsttdnd ani snyle.'s tore
WIN. II. TUTHII.L
Upton, January l, 1855.
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County Affairs.

IA l MA J y ~. IL II, iCJD'
County Affairs.
We have much 10 commando te to our
readers under tbs head, but the extreme
c,ll weather having frozen US Guar, we
cannot &c. hawed OH, until next week
sufficiently 10 give all.
At the January term Of the County
Court much important busine. TO the
County was transacted. At his time
We canno. state particulars
The Liq,sor .igency.--TAi' matter
came is, on nan |, ana now we wish 10
state that We are pleased 10 inform our
readers that the difficulty raised with Mr..
Chambers, late agent, has been anlcabIy
adjusted, and We are farther pleased 10
state lha, i, 10 our mind that the DR.. did not
intend obe unde; stood as his repor, would
indicate. The balance found due the
Cosuy from him was computed being
$4,000 which he deposited with the
treasurer and settled the whole affair.
Mr.. 5. A. Bagley, the present Ageat,
male hi. repor! up to the 9TH day Of
Jan, 1856, which report we sill publish
ner, week.
TIE TT as ,ry. In this mailer We can
only make some briel remarks. The
rrporl of the treasurer for the tx list, OF
4. ID. 1856 - as follows:
Amt Tax =. f,r c ,1aty purposes. f5-4er.
Sat. 3Gs0 g.
) aoJt Z9fi5E
Raj 5,7o7 >
Ts.ll sIs99T -
The above Is the t)tal snoant Of taxes
to be raisel BY taxation from Cedar c..
for the year 1855. Tue treasurer made
a settlement, showing balance OF assets
Ia favor Of the Comfy OF *6,4i6. -
I ,is inclul-s tn blla1cs dI, Oh ne lax
list, or IN other words, the assets are as
follows
Amount OF cish in tressury s90lg on
OF tx list coile;aed 4,.ii73
Total 8 pouqt s644s73
Ou, Of this tie jail nus! be bQ.!, as i;
was calculated 10 have sufficien. funds to
larry On the work the coming season GU,
Of the tax list of 1855.
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S AMUEl DEWEll,
surveyor al Upton and General Land agent
Ill attend promptly TO ali basines. REQ uiring

" LII attend promptly TO ali bushes. REQ ulring
al aEtht. 81, b ~
Buying and Actlaag on Comnsiss,on.
PIiJAL or IIaEs
giving Information gespectiug lauas Ia his eouu
ty 10. tuIslants aud Sc tiers eaa get choice Sc
leCtiota Ct lands oy calling at his office.
FOR SALE. Lots and ), Block II, town Of
Rochester, upon which is sltnated a comfoyta-
bic dae cling with cellar and well.
Also, Lot y, Block -, town 1T Rochester, by
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
/ r I'm TING INK


MOLE agents Tor git. Neptea & If.aati.
- fy's' and ha,as- Brothers pieno 70 Tee.
varying In rf4cs from SI13 T. si,Hu- vbtrl,
Iusr, umenls are. by the best jadses p-otto,n ccd
superior IN eycrv "snect 10 any ,theIs yeL
manufactured. HEY are aiso In recc;a, Il a
large assortment Of Instruction Books for all
k.ias It aas cal instrumeat also Guitar AMI
y,clh strings II the best quality Among
,heF Instruments are mcloaeons, guitars, yio-
Inns, aeeoEdsohs, iiutiras, flutes all bras in
slrunents, al. N which they v SCI NJ whole
sale or retail At the lowest prices Piano sfool4
IN great variety. Odpiauos tstfn III eNcaarsr
lof lew Ones, on reasonable terms lanes and
moIoeeons T. ned and repaired IN t5t be man
ner Oftters addressed 10 Hag4iaxs Rr.tl.rs
%, Randolph street, Chicago. VII rccety,
prompt attention, and the best judgment e The
h''n Wi. re exercised IN fasog # parties Who
ere unable t. visit Tie CITY t. select fer them
se'Ps' hut aha viii .ahs their orders. rnrIo.
ing the IN NY. naming the price Of lie irs.tn-
ment dee red chical Oct. - 1870
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
List of Letters.

ID EMAISING ia the Post Offoe at Rochester,
IL Cedar County, Iowa on thu rst-day O
Jaauary, 1856.
Ambrose Augussns Stats Maria
Chli. * Ilebbers, 2 Stuart. 5her5
Cr;psn, Stacy. John
Davis. Joseph SNab Hester
Fratberlv, David Smith y z
G4llar. & II Smith, II
Head. Henrietta Saner. Ctrstj
kiiuaerm2D, Nry Neiton J. Il.
Luce, GU wal Samael
Keller. Clara J LINDSEY. 7. n.
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NEW Y0ah MILLINERY.

HISS EDGAR world inform ths Ladies =,
u Upton and vicinity, that 81 q r,s faesiyea
good assortment II straw. Silk. stir snd
velvet bonnet-, OF lie latest New YORK sfplas
Alfo:-A ial! ass artnent Of Ribboss, Flow.
ers, Feather etc. y"
iroia long experience in the business. think $
she can give satisfaction. INN
ROOM the Wet side Of Com, n.
square, IN the house formerly occ gniea J.. r.
Hall r45tt y ~
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lRCG-, medicines. Eye staff, ra.sat me-
i'tc,ge. rH sarts nearly, 1t tie Efe.auay
10y Nafio5y store \. ffrtsH~
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

Presidents Message .-1hIs long eX-
pected document has finally arriyed-we
u1 ,4.,5sh it next week. |. corresponds
n e,,5. particular with the character o.
lis orlgIaators.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12
List of letter.

List Of Letters
d am,iaiaE in the Pc. o&j2". At Tipfon, lowe
II ab;ch # rot t.kea o4t by The 1t day Of
April 1855. -'n be Sc 1t 20 the General Post
D7i.e a. dead lette-s
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1856-01-12

l't1 us W. -
The above Is the total snoan. Of taxes
to be raIsel By taxation from Cedar c..
for the year 1855. Tue treasurer made
settlement, showing balance OF assets
Ia favor Of the Comfy OF *6,4i6.7j
T ris inclui-s tn blla1cs dIe On ne lax
list, or IN other words, the assets ara a.
follows
Amount OF ash in treasa-y s9Olg o.
Of tx list u collected 1tt,T3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-09

Eyo-,s & HIvirnrs = W. err ia as.a.7 tia.
S!cssis Ryan & E.gly. nj their II srd rec Stor
ia Davenport, have o1c OF II, larg st a 4 l.
selected stock Of Japsn'el war erer lrou b
toIoaa. Taey also keep IN hard choice o.
lection Of Stoves of all kin,s, which urs w.rr,,
tel AMI sod as cheap as st any p 49, Ia t,
STAT. Trey Also kes? rope of all KID. e,G
sIzes Their Sock Of shelf good. in tn liz h.
Tir, Copper Britannia. ard Japanned ware .sas
BOD ~ snr il the S,a.r.
Thy ask purchasers /, c.li an4 ex,nfaa b.
fore purchasing elsawaev,. Thy are good fl
lows and good fair dealers; We can say ri
.ci for them. ss..
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Rs :lsl l.. the .,9Gse.

The House does seu4 Gru, j ear
not b. co-erctt lal0 tna -!-T. On 81. H.,
! Eoomt> Daogsts I'll d tie Sca.tc An
/ 6.'h0ur~ alne'tiHrf} IL lie Alrag II.
! rr nrtaeoa hill nuII..yGsg t.r saata Ia Il,
ot kaa is. " " -el Gae on Ioatay .Iu
Only - give ; at" ia ii ,-c,u -. ~, Z
Ga. 'Ldae4t ohyfrd u Nj. ~E~ituau.
"a.so provide, that tat. Congress STALL
JeCidr apa the vatranY OF those taws
10 military force al tsr GUvrrnuru.
saati md Ia 4 eli eutorc< alenl hut that n
snail be used to pro,eei Inc propte Ell he
errtory. The b'it was p sseu on ! ues.
day with this Amendment hy vote OF
80 10 81 The Senate Will pr tably
>lrIGe out tie a. endmeut, al Seni TIE
hlI bach TO lie House. wulcA. We trust.
VIII ut recede Us rasnen even taoas.
the army biII Should iaIt ali. grther.
Tie temper Of tie flcose "as exf.1Iir-
ID sta, mere drci,iyeir 90 tuesday Ia
lie passage OF Mr. nuaa a,ll. by q vo.e
q s. . II, winch sweeps away tie aaD.
fan portion o the Kansas coGe. dfslass-
SIS ali ertHin-i Prosecutions aaaiustPrr.
sons charged with q bleach Of IT'S prosi>-
s3nr. ana rpslnres tie .,t,@soIri r~.4rle.
ions. Ills niil N course b., Stamina Nv
rejected ~ The Senate hot ullf serve
I purpose 81 s.awIng hat todv that
lhelr st4eues Of easasfag katsas ufEi
he ferl9ated AT e,r,4 pal.t.
We should niu.h rfef.r tna' she Sea-
ale Should eo.ap.rats ,Ha ~. ltsg#a.
an roepst efIon "a do i.g,tl q III ks8<3s
bus tAat IS ny has. Ifattpg ior. il 90.
~ remains iar. tbe liau-e, therefore. 10
u.uutala rs present pasloi MI III
1.,casng 1.ttr,,uatso though . t.,
.4ays .al np Il lrmaias at lbe sts.nn~.--
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The Il. = Slow.

We give notice 10 such oil our readers
as anticipated seeing the elephsn, a, Herr
CfissLac5 j. Cos Shsw, on tie l2tb.
tina. !, will 70; be her- unil Wednesday
tie goth. Remcn!er the time. We ~.
led to believe that this isthe rrandes
company now travelling in the West
That ia addition to the animals. winch
constitute complete Nenageris: they
have also as largo Circus us any com.
pany travelling.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-09

Prominent Democrats. rna portla I'd
advertiser MAKES ,nention OF The follow
ing promuent Democrats, who supp9ri
Buchanan. ,has.
David Il. Atchson and Gen. Sting.
fellow, who have been stralnny svefv
nerve Tor nearly two years to carry "a.
vry into knnsas. and VINO have aesti-
ted al no rascality aud degree oil mean
ness to accomplish thrt end are warm
supporters OF James Buchanan.
Governor Samoa, Marshal Don n.
son and Sheriff Jones'. and every n.rm.
Der oil the Border R1Hlan Leglsiatar.,
all who asslsled IN tie sacking OF Law.
renee and aided in DESTROYING Tue lie.
papers oil Kansas are ac.ve laborers
for James 3uchauan.
Jefferson DAVIS and every cthe, noted
oisuniorisf OF the sou'h are nov ptar.
ting and con,rlving for Inc election o.
James Bucahnan.
Preston s. Brooks, X eitt ond Elmun.
sob, the afst oi = ho n conlni,, and IN,
"hrrs encouraged, the n S; viIiianau>
assault that was ever perpeirated upsn
ah -1eE wynn dabOCdlSa I9t
James Buchanan.
Pnllomen 7. Herbert, who followed a
high. handed life in California VITA tie
murder o. wafer ia Washington was
a. The Cincinnati convention AID .ndofes
the selection Of James Buchanan.
The ballot suffers OF Canosnia. are
al active Democrats, aaI II allowed 10
vote Will do rs Yankee sullivan would i
ne had not gone TO the land OF he here
after, that IS 10 cast their bd,,o, loi Jaaes
Buchanan.
Or. Eads, the unlai,hfol Supafleten-
dent OF Public Instruction in Iowa, WIZ |
mas plundsred the State OF her schooI
sund 10 the tune OF $500 Olnt Is an cf..ha.
'ias1c supporter Of james Bucaauan AID
employs bis tune IN laaslng spece.,es IN
favor OF his ele cilen. : Yf,g sfvs.
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Etna.--Ws sg,n call the staant,on If bone
owners 70 The announcement Of this old ard re
ep1nsiole Company. E
This nov is conceded TO b. iha best coransp,
Ia America. LIS promrtnsHs IN paying J. s
AMI Its responsibility commend, it to the patro,.
age Of al. .ae ...s
iic pers n ongh. TO be without an inanra ce
It costs bnt lisile, and then, If by SIC d n O
otherwise ysu are burned out, your loss .;tl b,
repaid 70 yol. = -
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y 90 aad Iaea tn see Lac pravress
Of the pro.Slase y party me urrd nv
80 back lew year. and took al the oil.
Platforms. In iS4s the Ohio Deu,ac,at.
&c State Convent PASSED ,hs following
lshatlcai and sectional rrsoIulon. Il
would now DO styled rank Abul,tionisn
The blacklist kind Of Black Republic
ansm:
"Rssoirea, That the people OF Ohio,
now a. they hoe olUays done. loo. up \
tne INST tuition OF slavery a. 0ny pa /
me ua,oa, as an euii, md ~ fa-oyab!e 10
we !Mt dessiopnsnt Of The spirit aaa
practical oereft Of free tnstaut,uty; n. i
wa. hieftaln'ng these sentnn MS, they
VII ite' It to Dc their duiy 10 VS. afi
power consistent WIN tie Gat,oual com.
~ prevent It's iLllcase to ipilga Z
"''a Aa@.tf > LRApIcA IL the evil
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Wasted p, icder = The sham d mocrpcv, NJ,
Monday evening, (the day Of election sup.
aing they hid succeeded, burnt some powder IN
tse street but did not venture to make teo ,nacF
noise then. When io the nex. day their ceua
.enaaces changed, when the return, came il
showing them to ~ badly whipped
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Zig Impyisoan,snt.- The How
.hs S'eam MIll lew Gays ago, one Of
0ro. Tvs run through frog au.cu lad
1Tsn Boy ID. fA'
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fom ths tIai d. a.r~,
=, FL a. ri atfsst9.
Suehansn On slayay

vy - -~Eot
sr. former articles revjewef
,ah earrer rpsn ,ha@ ,a,,f
aAi'' '''era' Improvements and q. NH,
come 10 l's conrsr II res,ssr,rs - \,
'u''v : MI we invi'r the attention or on,
readers TO the proofs ina, AR R,c, ~
an - ~ q" r"spscts,oR tbs question emf.
,e' IN, snPgo't Of he pspgis Of n,
our doubtless TO many who ,sy.
""''h'a MS career. such i task viii
seem wholly needless but the co,S,s.
fancy Of the .herc,ry has been assa,lrd
10 o''s matter. and ..Ir. Buchanan's avn
position 50 misrrpresented. tha, !, hs.
comes double duty with US to NEE, ii q
ISSUE. ''e'' we
now any one. acquainted with our No =.
httcaI history oflhe last twenty wears "A
'ne course OF pubic men during tina, NJ.
tloa, can no~ nrraisn .M. Bucha,cn q,
%'son'd rpon n. question OF, ,pery ~
IRE who''y nj n l.ss 10 ceaccice. Trgo.
r"'lce Or masconceptioa IS the only so,u.
t:oa owe"
bnt the question us Mr.. Buchanan
'ornd OF s'avery2 This is the ores,ion
above al others. 10 he answered sails.
ac'orly, IL won'd b. ,pouah T. Show
ha from the fra, day MIR. Rartana,
came INTO Congress Q die presar, tnne
ne nan nFter gt1en u rote or ,pto,ey n
iDOri Il 1sf Ne r. fbp ty e{;g.J.. -. -
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Ibc F3r fote Curr,ed Eherhey, -
'.aNiu y itrl1lsor writes / gentle.
~ u , MT iarrina. aud the letter il
=. f'... " Tie Carolina Times. ",
iuo'e Pasa graph:
opn,on rs that the So It'll vii be
stirred hy I. G transactions Of these few
Weeks aud will come up with met al
money. The latter is particularly wanted
y ass'es the men. In 4 few on,hs. ia ny
opn'on' there will not be an Acalu.ou,st
IL naasas; they will b. swert llh II
..1h broom. Then the oar uM 6e car.
=. a., e'SesrAe,e u Ds are 10 hare ang.
in'nois and Iowa are to De r.ed pest.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-09

Tie Russia government is actively
G igagrd IN colonization schemes III Hos.
sIan America
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-09

EenttsSvy--A'l vie hass sching teeth. teeth
nnplusged or rotten, 10 would say. tee the
card Of Dr. DsNsrs. who Is now IN Town.
Also, of DR.. H,RpsAs. who viii hn here ne y,
week, and can be found at the R'reey lIopsa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-09

.Asss~tfo1 c mp,sy The T ptcr Guards ar.
requested to meet :. the Cour. House, IN S
mday, ttAis evening" for the purpose Of elect
Ing permsnent Officers.
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Ncaprr5 m0 nl0wers
~ Z" or1itr ~ merry, 40 tltr a.tn tst is great
{ "a spn'y. R,stes ., NJ ,ss.fs are Sc
at Manu- ciu"r's Frises with oaly f.gixal Il d
a., ho,.e Ct arr sid -@..- #em=r
Eo se-PCwer5 AID Threshers,
w are snie Az. n's Ia thia sectiou for the ST.
4 ID" justly c ,ehrstsd Fnt's Asch'ne 49,
fhrsa,ng dcleani1g grain Al ore pp"ra,ian
'iich Batni,h,tthdme Il ia the tisss mscu n ~
Che kthd ever lnve"t Il, aud gut iafa sa,o.sS'Ui
OPERATION, IT now ADDS AZ H. always has st"oa
the best machine fF thrcshinx end Gle eHivg
gram Ia existence. Also, Pitt'S double inion
u 10 horse power. Emery's Gsilroad crdlr
rhaia Harsc posers, Pease's Excelsior iIrrsrr
power, with breshers. seuers,er, el. sners clover
hnl'ees, circular and cruts cut say n liz, corr
.hrllera &c.. pua All
Oher mp eme"ts elaEied 10 rotrer.
10 Dr"ofn ha,itactartrs. Noars., splc &
Co a. the Iowa = xrictdtaral b p"t, otrr fu
sala osmAald'@ patant Broom CsFa piagter. f.
thsr with Ali aaehnes used 10 Bfa.s1 Manu-
aoture. Also, Shaker broom Winding IN sew.
'ng t"lae. ri 'la hf-t q la.liy.
iaN. L con- II iLFfS.
TIL b"st rors' pa ~ CctA Sae.ieI e ust l.
Readings Pate 1 N tier
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-13
TO II AFFLICTBp.

I deem it a duty 1 owe to society, especially to
the afflicted, to offer this testimoniaIin favor of that
estimable medicine-"Perry Davis Pain Killer"
When passing through Gallena, some two weeks
ago, l purchased at your agency a 25 cent bottle.
/ was then suffering from a severely bruised hand;
| applied 1t in the store, and was astopished at the
almost instantaneous relief. Before Tleft the store
the inflammation was removed, and in less than an
hour the pain ceased. In two days my hand was
well as ever. Finding it to be really a remedy: /
determiIed to try its effects as a curative for Ar
Piles to which / have been a martyr for years.
After five dressings, my piles were among the
thing that had been I am now entirely free from
them, and in as good health as ever / was in my
life. l have recommended the Pain killer to 9TH
ers, and always with good effect. Several Of the
captains of the upper river boats carry with them
a constant supply, and consider it one of the mos
valuable me dicines ever discovered.
I am, dear sir, respectfully yours,
JOSEPH o. MARTIN. =
The Pain Killer is soldby P. F. Pescud, Raleigh
Thos. j. Patrick, Greensboro Lucas & Moore,
Goldsboro'; GeoFge r. French, Wilmington, anC
by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers gen
era ly. ;.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-13
Education better than Wealth,

Experience has often taught the lesson
that the children of wealthy parents are ru-
ined by their wealth, while children reared
in abject proverty, by the stern discipline of
their early years, acquire habits of %applica-
ton and energy and self-control, which quail
ify them for eminent success in the stern
struggles of life. The following incident, re-
ferring probably to Judge Collamer of Yer.
mont, is in point.
81 remember" says the late Postmaster
General of the United States, " the first time
| visited Burlington, VT, as Judge of the
Supreme Court. | had left many years be-
fore, n poor boy. At the time / left, there
were two families of special note for their
standing. Each Of them had a son about my
W age. | was very poor, and these boys
were very rich. During the long years of
hard toll which passed before my return, I
had almost forgotten them. They had long
ago forgotten me.
Approaching the courthouse the first
time in company with several gentlemen Of
the bench and bar, l noticed in the court
house yard, q pile of old furniture about tc
be sold at auction. The scenes Of early boy
hood with which / was surrounded, prompt
ed me TO ask whose it was. l was told i
belonged to Mr.. J. Mr.. j. remember
family Of that name very wealthy there i
"A son too can it be hep
81 was told that it was even so. He wa
the son Of one of the families already allu
ded to. lie had inherited more than l ha,
earned, and spent it oil and now his owl
family was reduced to real want, and his fur
nituro was to be sold for debt. | went int
the courthouse suddenly, yet almost gla
that | was born poor. | was soon absorbe
in the business before me. One Of the frs
cases called originated in n low drunke'
quarrel between Mr.. IL. and Mr.. A. Mr.. II
thought |, that is u familiar name. Can
be? In short, | found this was the son o
the other wealthy man referred to. | wa
overwhelmed alike with establishment at III
change in our relative standing, and thanks
giving that | was not born to inherit wealt
without toll.
Those fathers provide best for their chi
dren who leave them with the highest educ;
tion, the purest morals, and-the least MOI
oy."