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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21
NEWSPAPERS.


A REGULAR slR 2as SEAsk k54r u sHh
This day published, containing the first part of
BILLY ViDKrNs
Besides thirty two pages Of literary matter comprising w.
r,.S cream aI o. he sm current fun Q! the world
Only l2a cents per num.er, or 81 Is per year.
0f srE5s FuSh.r s Nassau s.
Which will be issued saturday morrow, morning,
SEVERAL MAcsig n ssa LAMENTATIONS
BURNING OF THE PHI ApE1.pH1A FERRY BOAT.
With all the prominent incidents connected with that awfn
Il, AsS dc variety Of other Illustrations. the continue
&c, &c. Price only four '0' 80 : ''-o'
Is - YoTSa AMERICA,
m upsndd s al no Sny q mention while IL
humorous p.s illustrations def description.
The Modern sultan Granada shows up the NcAraga.
will % s
he eye. Of he ; friends .. Live OAK gso,gs
80 and As1 Going to Europe WI
o Be-
Tnn athletes during ,1y the a s9oO eDdemc ,s
another of the Things Worry Ladies' almost to ca.
VII boe 70 The bosoms every good housewife
While the spicy editorials siashing structures and ctn.
susto and nd endorsed ssd;s by m 81 people
T. w. STRONG, % Nassau street, NY.
L,oR FOUR CENTS YOU CAN OBTAIN THE NEW YORh
LEDOkE to morrow Saturday morning. ut all the
burning Of he Phadeiahia ferry boss ,ossher With en-
cravings OF AL the heartrendng scenes As the public
aware the Ledger never does things by halves.
N Ew TALE AND NEW VOLUME OF THE LONDON
Al. MAJ. oh he.
rest entitled The Star In the Dark oy the author wn-
No SIS to DC puaished on March e. will BE- The
ment OF volume y OF the London Journal Sold by SMITH
pUBLIC NOTICE.-THE MELANCHOLY CATas
~ @ prr ~ h pea over NIFTY lives We're n
wifi fully BY sS an
p& asail T.
No 3, Is to be S
engravinas besides twenty illustrations ard ali me new
S al e q
York.
THE IRISH NEws--A WEEKLY JOURNAL, EDITH
by the proprietor, Thomas Francis Meaaher dedicated
published every saturday ard after the 18th OF APRIL
~ Ann street, corner OF Nassau.
THE PUBLICATION OF THE LONDON JOURNAL IN
arriving Nav carly espeeed he viii not be-
posed put WIN publishing weanesdsy, Mirct
bhsd %s sn Match 81 g
The comm encement OF new and that OF ney
Al be addressed j. smith at the oies Ct
the London Journal, 60 Nasssn street, New York.
THE PICAYUNE ON THE RIGHT TRACK
ISSUED THIS MORNING.
lsrge showing elevated and the fiat rails In The
n se true and bid good bye to your plane Enemies
Lovers o. fnn, read The PcaynDe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

Elegant Carpesing.-smith d E.ounsbery,
No. As Broadway prepared to exhibit their
spring styles Of rich velvet tapestry Brussels .hreepy and
large designs and styles before offered
also large Of olc0hs Of every width and all
vocds eonneeted with the trade
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

NANTED-BY A REsPECTABLG CULORED u N. A
w siOstor as groom and coAchrCan who tho-oa' a
bis business and give good city reference Ad
EOS HroadMaY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

Again the Revolving Year Brings Spring.
and with It the necessity for cbapeau. WIN BANTA
log Canal introduced s. hat the CITY,
Call and also hts splendid assortment OF chdrens Leg
horn and fancy straw bats Corner OF Canal and Wooster
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

The Best Hair!-Is Truly and Justly Award
eAto BALLARD chemist and perfumer, No 500 Broad
Fair and also at the American Institute which be
his office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

Five Rules Strictly Observed ut McLaugh-
Inns shirt nanpaetory 2ss Greenwich street, corner Of
good hands 3D. Pay them well. Sell at far
prof. 5tn Have but price. Shirts made to measure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

WANTED BY 4 MARRIED MAN. A SITUATION. AS
w gardener and hi wife
advt riser understands HIS business
and be well recommended honesty, aud
sobrieiy addressed r. IL. Herald office.
tended 10, 81 ~ ) avenue, IN st tor
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We Challenge the World to Prod

We Challenge the World TO Produce .
dress hat equal ventilation acknowledged By
all to be the pest venator introduced in the body Of
hat Any gentleman purchasing OF patent who is
dissatisfied, aer wesres twenty four hours, return
and receive bis back confident OF this beau
States France and England The goods win be cneerfay
shown gentlemen giving call place oil business
q Elm street. corner of Duane. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

singers Sowing Machires.-Au Persons
.Ae wsh for in regard to sewing machines Gun
btan by applying Office for copies OF II n Singer
Co.'S Gazette paper devoted entirely TO the sewing
sAine interest. Copies supplied gIAtis.
1. NJ SINGER CO., 323 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

WAN1ED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w she good plain cook first rate baker
and cult fiji washer and roner. uen be
recommended from her last place. Apply at 20 Sullivan
between Blocker and Amy ss first floor front room,
TWO days. Has no objection 70 20 to the couL try.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

City Ladies' and Ladies' Visiting the City
find ladies' CATERS u.s. SOs first quality slippers
lies and buskns o. and l0s second quality styles
at 6s and IT, per pair with bovs isses and cnd.ens boot
Cana n 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

M ANTED- BY A YOUNG WOMAN A SITUATEOS AS
w ctambcrmaid, to do tie hcusewors
family: object
Please csl' At sos Houston st. in the oetwseo roadway
and Bowery, for Gays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

nN DKMANDE-UNE BONNIE FRANCHISE OF sU ISsE
" protesante. sachant ben cou6rs Rer nsnps.
gne ct ant ournir de bonnes recommendsas S'a-
dresser No. $50 9th avenue, coin de Ia 18th ST.
TTNE JEuNE FRANCHISE DESiRE rR0UvER uNE
~ place CONNIE femme de chambre bonnie Geusssis
chant coudre Golfer; place sogner
Ee peu Iournr de bonneeeomm sudaons. Ssdrsses par
ietire, 7. Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF A YOUNG LADY
wishing To travel through the Western country she MAY
hear Of opportunity by addressing W. w., Chatham square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

MrANrED-BY AN AMERICAN MAN, A STU rIoN
w packer In furniture store;
the and driving OF horses, aud is
ed with the city, Call, address, F. N 81 Grcn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

n, EW TALE, AND NEW VOLUME OF THE LONDor
~ JouHN AL.On Saturday Maj oh ~ will be commence
the opening chapters OF entirely great inc
rest entitled he Star the Dark the OF WAT.
Frars Illustrated In the first le OF the art by j. G,beIt
No 57S to published March 22 will the Commence
ment OF volume y OF the London Journal Sold by j. SMITH
10 kassau street., New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-21

1rANTED-A SITUATION, By AN EXPERIENCED
A. L., box ll3 Hesad once,
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w ANIED-A SITUATION. 81 a YorN No SIp w
w lady, ~ travelling ccmpanie. with lad g0ng o ~u
rope. Address NJ a. H., Broadway Post office,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
NeD York Markets.

The cotton market continued active yesterday,
and the sales reached about 5000 bales, 5000 of
which sold in one line in transitu. The
transactions were mainly based upon middling
up'ands, at about l04c. Flour continued in
good demand for the East especially the medi-
um aud higher grades. Straight good State
was at 81 81 I24. Among the sales 400
500 barrels extra Tennessee at 80 50. Wheat
unchanged. Prime red Tennessee sold at
81 70, anda parcel of Michigan common white
reported at 81 S5. Corn was dull, and the
market ranged from Coo. Csc. for all descrip-
tons. Pennsylvania rye sold at 81 II delivered
Pork was steady, with sales of mess and thin
mess at SIG 25. Sugars were sold to the extent
Of 900 hogsheads and 400 boxes at prices stated
in another column. Coffee continued firm, with
moderate sales at full prices Freights were
better for grain to Liverpool and within yester-
day and the day before about 10000 bushels Of
corn were engaged, closing yesterday, in bulk
and bags, at Sd. II SID There was no change of
moment to notice in rates to other ports,.-N. y.
Herald March %.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
J6uirs in Kansas.

The st. Louis Republican Of the Oath inst,
learns by gentleman from Kansas that the Leg
lsature at Topeka adjourned on Saturday the
18th inst. 1t was understood, adds the Repub-
llcan, that wr,ts have been issued for tho arrest
of the members and that an order had been re-
ceived ut Leavenworth, from Gov. Shannon by.
the United State, Mprshall. Mr.. Jones. requiring
his presence to execute the wrts. This on
Monday last; and it is probable that it has been
DONE despatch from Brownsville. received yes
terday says .'all is quiet in Kansas"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

Quack Medicines by the Thousand Barrels.
Statistical returns of Providence. Rhode Island,
show that two patent medicine establishments in
that city render the enormous product Of one
thousand barrels and four hundred, and thirty
two thousand bottles of medicine, to the amount
of 500, 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
Letter from Err President Fiffmors.

a private liter written by OK President Fill
more in Jan lary, 1855 TO Isaac Newton Of Pha.
is Published in the News, of that city Mr.. Fill
more states that he voted for Mr.. Ullman for
Gov. OF New York and proceeds TO set forth what
he eonceives to be the danger of foreign inhn-
ence. He deprecated the effects Of the foreign
vote OF the country and regrets the large num-
her of foreigners in office. As n general rule
he thinks the country should be govern,d by ma
tive. born Americans
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
Suit decided.

The suit of Rev. Enoch Cobb.a Baptist preach
or, who claimed $4,000 damages from 96 of the
most respectable citizens Of Wayne. Dublin and
Lenoir counties. N. c., for an alleged combna-
nation to drive Cobb out of Dubn-they alledg-
ing as reason that he had melted slaves to house
burning, causing very serious and alarming de-
struction of property, was decided on Wednesday
at the Sepcror Court ia Fayetteville, y. c.. the
Jury returned verdict against ten of the defend
ants for SlOO-that is $40 each.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


UNNaSTGE'S sA1.E.-By virtue Of u deed Of
trust executed 10 the undersigned bearing date tho e2d
January s duly Of record IN the clerks oee of the county
court OF Campbell shall Monday the elst day Of April
next OF 'e mex, fair day thereafter upon the premises
ceea 70 sen the tract Of AND which Horao Doprest
resided at the time his DEATH near Campbell Court HOUSE,
containing about eighty ts0) eas) together
WIN Az thc Improvements aud appnrtcnaneos thereto attach
"a and belonging being the heroutor. sold William
Moore ana TO be resod Of failure the
part ofsad VIM Moore comply with the sale We
Also deem proper 10 say that shall hold the sad VIM
Moore responsible for loss deficiency which may ap
gear betw thu first and last sale and for all Incl
dent thereto Thcsae Will be made upon and IL months
credit aud the purchaser required bond wit
proved security, The title Is hc.vcdto be Sccponablc
except as to the widows dover aud possession win bo given
ON the LIST of January earlier will convey
such title only as is vested In Us by said deed
y. Il PAGE, (r,ns,.,.
apl ldSctds A. : REID ifhs''"S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

TROUBLE AT RIo.-A disagreement recently
took place at Rio de Janerio between the Rear
Admiral of the British Squadron in South Amer
lea and the commander of the United States sta
tion in the same seas. 1t originated respecting
an American steamship, falsely supposed to be a
Russian privateer,but tho question had friendly
termination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01


W Jordan, Liberty; c Wade, S r; w Davis, Pc.
tersburg; Williams. Farmvle II Scott. Bedford; X b
Beekwiih, Mckay, city; Salmon, Y; + Neel, W Y
Young Thompson, Z L Ellis, Monroe; James Luck, )
Thompson, Layne Pitsylvania; Peters Brown ci'y
W Davis Hill Grove J G Adams, Chafin Bedford; Jas
Lsnghorne. city; T Nance Y; Otey Mrs r . Otey
Bedord II Dulard Nelson; w Jo es, DIR II iiudnall,
Smith, Campbell; X Douglas, Bedford W MeDowel
Young L r Door Craig; 7 w Williamson, Floyd; L
Bartlett, Jefferson; Evans, Monty; " Berry Blacks
burg; Peck Botetourt; Bunch, Memphis Tenn; Jno
flardcaste BALTIMORE Brozer Monty Baker Rich
mond; A Hart, Kanawha F Urneilon. u DepeTle'
Deaton, Roanoke; w Gish Bedford Msgruder Giles
Shcnnet salem; Heuser, Wytheville X Septoe MISS
Septoe Bedford J Bower, Miss Bower, Texas Patton
Botctourt; A Marshall Bedford.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
Mnnjfcpuf Beuuest.

Mr.. Henry Parrish who lately died in New
York worth $780, OO. left in his will S5O,OOo I"
public institutions, divided as follows: American
Bible Society 3l00OO; New York Orphan Asy
lum sIO, 900: ST. Luke's Hospital sln,0oo; and
the New York Eye Infrmary s200oo. lie also
proyides handsomely for his family and relatives
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
y ~ R0fuuDl. Esq.

A private letter from Mr.. Barnun to gentle
man in Boston concludes as follows:
II have no inducements to struggle again I" ac-
quire wealth; Cor the enormous debt. against me-
on account e the clock company will os"rshad-
ow me to the grave, | have paid and secured
all my private debts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
M0ss0chnssffs I.,pisIofur,

In tho Massachusetts Assembly Thursday, n
resolution to so amend the constitution, that no
person shall hold office in the State unless born in
the United States, was defeated, Il two-thirds
vote being required. The vote stood LOG for, to
l2S against.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
BY CliAS. r. WORKMAN a co, AuorRs.
Richmond, Va.
NAnGO sAIE NEW CnOp SUGAR Ann

rARtiO SALE NEW CROP SUGAR AND
~ MoLAssEs-on Friday ith April at the lower sheds
the nock commencing at II O'clock will sell the
per schr n huwuokee from Askapas La consisting of
ia hhds Prime to choice Sugars,
III hhls do do Molasscs
AsoWl be added the above sale the per schr,
"Chas A. ieioksler from Cardenas, Cuba consisting Of
3ls hhds Primo Muscaryado Molasses,
81 tlef1es do do
l9l hills do
Terms OF sao For all under 500 cash. 500
months credit for approved negotiable paper
CHAS. r. WORKMAN & CO,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW MEXICO.

Sr. LOUIS, March 3lst.--Advices from New
Mexico, by way of st. Louis. represent that tho
Indians have become quiet and are urgently
suing for peace.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01
CONGRESSIONAL.

CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 81 st.-The Senate dis.
oussed tho action of the Naval Board. Mr.
Iverson made speech in opposition, assailing
the action Of the Board.
In the House, on the motion of Mr.. Phelpr,
the Military committee were instructed to in
quirc into the expcdiency Of accepting the SER
vices of volunteers to assist in SURPRISING In
dim hostilites on the Pacific coast.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

BALTIMORE MARKETS--March 3lst.
Flour firm. Howard Street 81 l2; City ~
Wh,a unchanged.
Corn. white, 53a58 eta.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

NEW YORK MARKETS March 3lst.
Flour improving; Ohio ~ 3Oa7 "a; Standard
Southern ~ Gas IL; Fancy to extra - 3ln$9
25
Wheat firm; southern Red 80 rs.
Virpinia skies g3i.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-01

II have o announce that Distribution Enterprise
place February The unusual hardness
from seeing and settling with
agents them shall fix upon another
than about the LIST Of August ut which time the
viii certainly take lace or the tickets called in aud
the money refndcd should the sale tickets Justify
doing shall FIX upon earlier day ms am anxious to
drawing take place the earliest possible time
JESSE r. HOPKINS,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03
Terrible Tragedy Four PeYsons Killed,


A gentleman who came down from
Traverse des Sioux, on the Reveile
Yesterday morning, furnishes us with an
imperfect account of terrible ,rac ed Y
which took place last week, between
Traverse and Eureka, and abou, seven
miles from the former place. A family
consisting OF husband wife, and two chill.
dren, has been destroyed, either by one
whom they looked upon as a protector, or
by the murderous hand of another.
For two or three years past, a German
named Julien has resided on claim ne al
Traverse. He was known as an indus.
tiious and Woodworking man, in comfor.
table circumstances. Last week Julien's
nelghbors were surprise d by the silence
about his house; and the fac, that neither
ne nor any OF his family had been seen
ior several DAYS, induced them TO visi,
his house to ascertain what the matter
was. Several of his nelghbors accord.
'ngly proceeded to the dwelling on Sat.
urday last; everything on the frs, foo,
was found in good order the furniture
undisturbed, and no evidence of an af.
iray-but on descending to the cellar
the dead body Of Mrs. Julien was frs,
discovered, then that Of Julien, and the
bodies OF his two childrsn-all having
apparently come to their death from gun.
shot wounds. Mrs. Julien was shot
through the back, with rife, but Julien
and his children were killed by SHOT.
gun, the former having been shot in the
breast.
The bodies were discovered on Sa,ur.
day last. The coroner was Immediately
sen. for, and upon his arrival an inquest
was held, but the result Of the jury's de.
liberation had not been announced when
our informant left. A great deal of ex.
Clement existed among the people living
in the vicinity of the scene of the lament.
able tragedy. The p,evalen. opinion
was that Julien first killed his wife and
children. an then destroyed himself
Others were of the opinion that the fam
lily had been murdered. The position OF
the bodies when found seemed to SUI
s'an,iate the opinion tina. Julien was the
murderer.
On the body of Julien, when it was
first discovered, was found Considerable
sum Of money. This would seem to con.
trovert the opinion of some that be had
been robbed and urdersd. AT the time
OF his death he was making preparations
to remove to Traverse, where house
had been constructed for him. The en-
tire affair is shrouded in mystery; and
We will wait with impatience for the re-
suit Of the Corcners investigation n,w
going on.-St. Paul Pioneer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03
Horrible Tragedy ON the Golden Era

On Saturday last, while the steamer
Golden Era was lying at Dunlei.h, and
whle the passengers were at supper, 9
man by the name oil Willard H. Brown
formerly a resident Of Worcester, Mass.
and who had a ticket from Dunleith &c
Hastings, Minnesota, rose from his chair
at the table and inflicted upon himself
several wounds with bowie.knite be.
lore 1t could be wrested from hun, which
wounds have terminated fatally. Mr.
Halliday, clerk of the boat, srrang and
seized his right arm, when he changed
the knife into his lef. hand and gave Mr..
II. severe cut betwe the index and
fore-fnger. Another person also re-.
ceived bad slash across the back OF the
hand IN endeavorlHg TO wrest the weap-
on from him. The passengers, at this
Juncture, fed before hlm, he slashing
light and left with his knife, ard wound.
ing several, though not seriously. A,
this period he was knocked down and the
knife taken from him. There were a
couple of physicians on board, and med
zeal aid was Immediately rendered. He
died soon after, and his body was con.
veyed to the Argyle House, where all
inquest was held by Mr.. Nicholas Mer-
les, and the following facts elie,ed: He
had reached Dunleith, in company with
bis brother, Lyman J. Brown, on the
morning train from Chicago. Had ,rav-
eled together from North Adams, Mass.
Lyman, who was on deck at the time Of
the occurrence, said in evidence that
deceased, after the accident. was EVIL
IDENTIFY rational, that he was temperate
man. did not play a, any game of
hazard. thought he was member OF a
church, had a wife, whom he desired l..
TO acqaalnt with the fact OF his deaf !,
and o. whom he spoke very ,enderly; de.
ceased said certain persons were black
legs, and warned Lyman to beware OF
them; i'd they had murdered him, and
tina. he lad vious!y given his brother
warning Of their intentions. He vas not
known to have had any alteration with
any one.
There were found upon his person two
pocket hooks, one containing twenty
nine dollars l. notes and one dollar and
seventy.fye cents in change, and the
other contained several receipts, bunch
Of keys, a silver psncil, tape line, COM
passes, two one foo. rules, and .svera!
other articles.
When he inflicted the wounds upon
himself, the blood spurted upon the cabin
castings, and he continued to bleed pro-
iusely until he died. lie seems 10 have
labored under the deluslon that there was
a fixed determination on the pant oil some
person or persons TO murder him. he
had two wounds on the anterior lateral
potion Of the neck, one Of which severed
the masteroides muscle, jugular vein, and
the facial branch Of the external caro,lds;
still another WIS perpendicular wound
over the superior angle OF the oceipltal
bone, penetrating TO the skull.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03
For tho Upton Aapert;,r.
A SHORT PARODY.

".
A SHORT PARODY.
AFTER THE WIDOW pEporr."l
nat poor, short-sighted worms we be
For we can't calculate
with any sort Of certainty
What is to be our fate.
Can't calculate but what A man
May somtimes preach and pray,
Anda other times may curse and svaar
Can't calculats, Isay.
eant calculate when we go in
The barn of such man, 10
But what he'll take his old pitchfork,
And fork" Us II he can.
Can't calculate but what man
May sometimes hare TO fight.
TO keep the pitchfork ont OF him:
In this case It's all right.
Cant calculate what we would do;
! guess we would all try
10 get away rs best we could,
Or put a "halo round his eye"
'Cant'calculate with no precision
On naught beneath the sky;
And 80 I've come to the decision
That faint worth while to try"
II. II. NJ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-03

80 Fathers. your attention is called
10 the Advertisement Of Seymour & Nor.
gan's Seapsn and mowers. J. Myers
u. 4 Co. are the sole agents for The
sale Of this aachine in this county. Il
il said 10 be . very superior machine
combining I'll The recent improvement.
made IN these articles, and is said to
reap and NOW cleaner and with less pow
er than any other machine, besides no,
beng liable 10 Ct out Of order. Now is
the time to order them, tina, you may
havs them :: ady and in order LOT this
seasons usc.