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ORIGIN OF EMERALD IsLEn

THE originator of the title Emerald Isle.',
Is DR.. brennan, one Of the ablest writer's among
the United lrshmen. His Letters of Orelinna
contributed powerfully to enlist Ulster in "tho
Union" His songs and ballads. which were
chiefly directed to the same object are vigorous
and graceful beyond any political poetry of the
period. The following song. in which Emcr-
aid is for the first time applied to Ireland und
which hi as fixed upon the isle that epithe,, is cs
tcemed by good judge, (Tom Moorc,) among
the most perfect OF modern songs A little VOL
ume of his poems was published in 1915, but ia
now very scarce. In 1894 he was brought to
trial for his political principles, but neither then
nor throughout long and honored life, did he
ever abandon them. He died in Belfast in 1920,
aged G3 ycars:J
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Il Lucid Esplanation.-"Pray Profes-
sor Sclinewkze, what is a periphrasisa"
MADAM, it is simply circumlutory and
plcnaHtic cycle Of oratorical sonorosity cir
cumscrib'ng an atom of idcality, lost in
verbal profundity."
"Ob, that's it, is itl well, tew he shore!"
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:" "Ev An Irishman, giving testimony in
one Of our courts. a few days since, in
riot case, said, "The Aut man saw coming
at me, when ] got up, was two bHckbats."
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EH- "Pa," said little urchin to tleac,

EB- Pa" said little urchin to deacon
n, have poor folks got any soul 2"
"Ccrtainly, my child why do you ask
such question:"
"'Cause | hear folks say Parson p. never
goes to see anybody but the rich members
Of the church."
"Go to bed, child"
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EE" The widow Of an eminent conn,

EE" The widow Of all eminent compo-
Scr having stated upon the tomb of her
husband, that 8" lie has left this life and gone
TO that blessed place where only his music
can be exceeded" the mourning rclict of il
famous pyrotecllnist adopted the same idea,
and caused to Lc inscribed upon the marble
slab" lie is gone to that blessed place
where only Ills .freworks can bc exceeded"
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a MAGNIFICENT NIGGER.

Dickens gives the following description
in a late number of the "IIousehold
Words, Of dandy darkcy he encountered
in Paris restaurant:
would have borne half 4 hundred dis
appointments similar to this dinncr, for the
sake of the black man. Legs and feet, he
was a character! lie sat opposite to me,
calm, contcnted, magnificent, proud. lie
was us black rs my boot, and as shiny.
His woolly head, crisped by our bounteous
mother Nature, had Enthusiastically received
receut touch Of the BARRIERS tonns. He
was perfuned-he was oilod-hc had
moustaches (as l lived twisted out into
rats tails, by means of Pommade Hon
groise. lie had tip; lie had scarlet
Turkish cap, with a long blue tassci; he had
military stripes down his pantaloons; he
had patent leather boots; he had shirt
studs of large circumference, pins, gold
waistcoat buttons, and gorgeous watch
chain; believe he had crimson under
waistcoat; he had the wl.test of cambric
handkerchicfs, IL ring OH his fore-fingcr, and
stick with an ovcIpowering gold knob.
He was the wonde'fulcst niger that the
eye ever behc!d.
lie had pretty English wife-it is a
fact, madam, with long auburn finglets,
who it was plain to sec was desperately i'll
love with and desperately afraid of him.
1t was marvellous TO behold the wrant, fond
gaze with which she contemplated him as
lie leaned back in his chair after dinner and
refreshed his glittering worries with tooth.
pick. Equally marvellous vas the con-
dcnsation with which he permitted her to
cat her dinner in his august presence, and
suffered her to tie round his neck great
cmb'azoncd shawl like flag.
P"is, May 25.-The forthcoming har.
vest and vintage are looked TO with hone.
beyond any entertained within five or six
years. The crops never looked better at a
corresponding period oftlc year. The vines
are deemed safe from the ,nalady which
has affected them throughout that period.
lhe disease is described rs announcing
itself by the development of minute ,nusl,-
rooms on the stem and leaves Of the plant.
the produce of long g-continued l,u,nidity.-
Independently Of the beneficial influence
of the improved climate, tho vincgrowe,
have successfully combated the distcmp.r
by powdering the vines witt, sulphur.
To enjoy life you should be little
miserable occasionally. Trouble, like cav.
enne, is not very agreeable in itself, but it
gives great zest to other things.
a Note.-The following order, rersa,im
ct hteratin' was received BY an undertakes
in tue 'Bowery, N. Y, las, Friday morning.
from rom an an afflicted widowers living in. in Pearl
street: - fss;s 4 -. 49,,
Sur: my Wiaf is dead ana yYohts to
be fbesried tomorrow, At wonnur klok.
Y nose wsir too'dig Tie .1IolSs4 sBs; said
OF mi too Ulsf Lst Il bosdeepy !,
es - w.
GE4 what ssts S syops ez;sississS I'd sosc,
tint empty eask lOsl' S...si.s, ss:s.: az
I'm iaopraing over dorss.ed'spiri.s /.
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What Unitarians Belicye.-Thc Chris
tian Register, the New England organ of
Cnitarlanism, says that rs opposed to Or
thodoxy, Untarans maintain that human
beings do not inherit from Adam n ruined
nature; that there is no transfer of his
guilt made to us, iuficling upon us moral
inability; that our relation to God has not
been prejudiccd by Adams fall; that life
is not forcgone conclusion with any one
OF US when it begins; that we have not
been condemned as a race, but shall be
judged as individuals; that, whatever be
the rank Of Jesus Christ in the scale Of be-
ing, and whatever lie his nature, he is not
presented to lis in tho Scriptures as the Su-
preme God, or as II fractional part of the
Godhead-thercforc lie is not the source,
but is the channel of Divine grace lie is
not the Object Of our homage or our pray
ers, nor the ultimate object of our depen-
denco aud trust, but fuIfls his highest work
for us when lie leads us on 70 the Father ::
that the Scriptures do not lay the ON phatic
stress Of Christ's redeeming work upon his
death, above or apart from his life, oharac-
tor and doctrine; and that lis death, as an
element in his releeming work, is made Of
fective for human salvation through its in
fuence on tho heart and life of man, not
through its yicarious value with God, nor
through its removal Of an abstract difficulty
In the divine government, which hinders the
forgiveness Of the penitcnt without further
satisfaction. !. ~ s,-<
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a@ Why. is twice eleven like twice tent
Because twice eleven are twenty-five, and
twice ten are twenty too, '>'F'f @4'
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w Tie fast youths of Schenectady
""'> ,ked after by tile City Fathers
'ho have passed a law "to
per assembling Of boys"
that it "shall not bc
ther around any corner
avern, dwelling, bridge,
streets, or TO make a
nguage, play marbles,
ny Of the open places,
ne city. Every offender
Q Of IS or Imprisonment
! of fashion stepped into a
.gsince. and asked tho keeper
ANY matrimonial baskets, she be-
20 polite TO say cradles. Fa'aA
stfa ~ y j. 49, ~ ~
Evidenes Of Friendship. Kissing a mar
,iad lady outof pure love, for her husband.
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@ ~. say, Bill, Jim's Gagged for steal
ing horse" .q.t.ssfs =,
Z" Served him right ). Why diin'the buy
one and aospay for.it,, like any genaes
mana" =
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IS Veste.p Dssss. young lady out West
bsing asked jf she should wear that bonnet
@ Church, replied not ,seaT q &; any
thing else. '-' '''''''
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OsAss Grunge.

have Tor sale about 7s,0OO ssage orange
1 planta. suitable los ssttag II hsdgs tha en,n-
ing ysas. They will b cold Tor eash or on
time viii interest. -
Pses - per thousasd. Ordas nav h ,rf,
With Mr.. Cillstt. - Tiptos, Of the subssr, be.
q hls ssssdesce, nilss south Of Tip,oa. on
the Naseatias road. o. p. REEvI '"
noe9n.
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hhusS. medicines, eye stuAs, Patent med
l/iciHes all sorts nearly Al ths Rra.aS..
Di.s ev osoFe 4. Gii|Ekr.
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Pefs Dyeam.-Two sous Of the
green and glorious Isle met t day OF two
since. and thus eolioGaizsd.
Good raofnIn,' Pa
Good mofnln.' DENNIS
Dennis How 10 II wid re, Psl-ys
sssn III qua pdnryr
pat-Bedad, bu, lis rlgn, ye are. with
gu, KNOWN IL Tor it's III that same | ntn
lis pre.okiu' dhsaine I've had
D.nnis-.A dh,sme WAS II a good Of
a tad one,
PAT -. Bedad. bul IT was hui. !, both
! dhralnej was w.d n. Pope. who was
as great gentleman as any boz IN the
district aud he arsj ms uoaid crInk
Thinks I would duck swim' and sewn
the ini.nh wed ard the sugar Oh Tie sids-
hoard. lewled am | would'ns fnind
.akin' wee dhep ~ punch.
Could o. ho,f say, ths Pope.
H1, -sss |.
And ~id thai he Stepped down 10 n.
kitchen for the hot water but before be
gos oask soks up, at now rs i,.hr.s-
sla 10 Tie 10 think d:dn's take Il csw.d.
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ler1er RnAaAiGa in 0euAoueA.
a esssrsS sppsskss AsSansA.

Mr.. c. 8. D~pp. q colored man. came
no osr CITY on Monday lest. and gave eui
.no.ice, By kandbils and otIserwise, that
he would lecture on the subject Of Save
~ on Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings. The Baptist church sas p ocur-
cd, aod Mr., D~pp spoke 70 rssy large
audience oa Tuesday evening. and 20
Tar O. We know. without any d,sssns'o's.
On ,hs following evening the court
house YES opened to him, and he Gem
,snenced bic lecture as uscsl, TO large
audience Of ladies and gentlemen, vbe
mad assembled 10 hs.en 10 h,m. Alter
proc, eding awaiis, ~ggr, .ns Ne sss ss4d
other miss,lss ~err thrown at him. aud
Ms. d. was SO badly injured IN ihs
,ncath rs TO be eompel~e 80 lssre the
room.
We we're ~. psessoI, oa, learn hat
msch egeAemen, IessissG ~ consequence
u the mob M. DuR isc.sred here
sLeM . y~as siasx 10 9 aage aadsense,
after which . isSys os&sstson wss taken
sp 10 spsst him % his MISSION oi love
and freedom. Hal sanse Dat uns = nes
ere hes arrived, ord DsSscs.ry Is b<oo-
sniug the order u tbs day. Mr.. Dspp,
Ne understand. WAS f-esd By hss owner
an Virginia. u the sge Ola years since
which be hes sp<DI SEINE ten o. Ai,scn
years 10 pleading Tor tas rights 81 the
slsve. The question rev IS. shsil Tree
dom Of speech b tolerated IN Mcunnen'h
or shall mob lsw psi~i II. peoT4s II
the sosn,iy muss sns~er thai qsess,os.
Shall eolored man, who esnducss him.
seH p~aoeably, b heard By those who
desire to listen to him. OF shall mob 10 =
dri.e him from Our mldsss That v sAs
question 10 be answered.
Two young men vie nase lately .aker
Up their residence among Us, have beer
arrested for Participating 10 the afray
aud the trial - going on a. We 60 Il
prsss. Much excitement prevails.
II this mode c! procedure 10 " b. re,
sorted to. to pot down free d,seuss,oi
and the free spread el Republicans, -.
think as advocates Viii find hard foas
10 travel More they eons 10 thss jpaf
asy's end. |, may be tolerated IN siav,
States but never III free. And il Doa
gIaslsln is 10 b. built up III this manner
the sooner the ifieHis OF freedom are ap
,fised Of il the better, 80 as 10 be prspa.
.s.d for the contest. Monmouth IL
.St'qs.
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A Bad BustUs s--In Rensals., coun-
~, New York. tavern keeper had a.
bandonsd the srshc ia alcohol, after nav
lng been s<sesAi year: engaged in ii,
Nn<nss~r the sub,eo. Of his selling liquor
WAS referred 70 b. was observed 70 ma al :.
iaR feeling et d<sp regres aud sorrow
A friend one day inquired the cause.
i will tell you,' said se, md opening
he accoun~hook, said, Here are forty.
four names Of men who har. all been
customers, iss-s OF them for y,ars-32
OF these, 10 .ny knowledge, now lie in
tbs drsnkard'- grave. aid s~n Of the
ol the smelfsasaa,aing are ne~ sonhrm.
ed sois. Tis<Se sic tho fruits OF THU
dreadful aud degrading business.
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FENCikG WIRE, Twenty Tons, fer sale ~
VI JAhxs MYERS, L 90.
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No. US, Second st. Musca,lne, Iowa.
n NJ BURNETT w0uia announce 70 the
II. Trade and Country Merchants that ne
ear SUNNY, fur cash, the SCHOOL BOOhS,
pub,isheS by " b Nmith L Co.. ivison =
pe,rv, and A. 8. Barnes &C.; including all
the Eiectie Series oil Schoo! Books, Sanders
Readws, Daviss' Gsries of Mat nenatics, &c,
Of publishers pricsA
By buyinE q Mn, Trey sssc freight, INSURANCE
&c, and ear hsss tAsss orders hiied % much
shorter time. He alno kesps constantly N store,
and will iob, AT amall advance on eastern PSI
eel. an other school books go IN Iswa. Alse,
a large dock Of tsp& Letter Psper,
Fancy note paper plaia and fancy envelopes,
cards, States and pencils, waters and sealing
wax gold pens, wrapping papsr, pockst books,
maps, inks. steel pens, bibles and prayer eoOk,,
sung bopks. blank books, pass books, sack
memorandums, waN paper, msihsma1ieai ~
s,rumcnis, cheap publications, note books,
round and patent notes, sheet music, tfsnspa-
| rest window shades, fancy stationery, vaien.
tinea, pocks, knives, novels, iron VI - ano
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
vlolins, guitars, accordeons, &C., together
with instruction book s, Of all kinda sheet music
&c. He buys largely Of oil the above articles,
fer cash from the manufacturers East, and car
sell them cheaper (dedacting fre,ghts. &c D
than they car BE- got elsewhere, he Is deter
mined to build up large Jobbing trade In me
Book and Stationery business--has adopted -
hi. motto. SnaE profits asd ID. se sases.s
He mas alse very large stock Of standard
miscellaneous, law, medical and thsoiogical
books, for sale II eastern prices.
i New Bosars rscetpsd By Erprsss, a. soon -
4 Psbissbed.
kewspapers, Magazines and Periodicals r.
eeived daily e]R N. B. 10 agent tor the
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo Typ
Foundry. c. r. Halls Pereussioa and Lsvel
pr-sses, Map, Sunday School Secisty, Moiins
Mills Wrapping paper.
News and Periodical Depot,
Al n. M. Burnett's Bookstore IT'S, second ii
The Daily and Weekly N. y. Tribune,
The Times.
The Heralt.
The g. Chicago Dem. Press
, Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
J DAlicus Pictorial, weekly, rhcupson's Lee
. tures. weekly.
u Msess..ssa.--fi.rpers Maea.ine, ru,
. sans Ma-asine, Cody's Lady Book. Graham
Magazine, KnickrrbockeT Magazine, Fran
J Lesie's-N. r. Journal, Frank Lssiies Gszett
, Of Fashion, Bailes's Menshiy, Scots Rsprin,
Of the Foreign Quarterlies and Blaekwoot
: The National Msgazines- The Musical Unio,
BIN DING n ARPER.
rss.s s.~,a: HsFes. nss s.': 60 A~.s them s"..d
~. PEI -:.sss f.os ss - Vol Il by ;s>vsa< ssss
aseAslsy's nssgIana.
v.fs III snd ~: - s.~s lsosse n. iss" ~
:, rsss.ss . sss.sas's b-.s .ssss
AoLss wsApsine rArass Of Ell ssU tps reaRfvs6 Ele
Cess u A.ssssAA sA1O joss sseeassc sna fss sails :,
nl.ly. 4 n BUsEEfr.
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& xpress Office :!
oPtHKD AZ IOWA CITY.

Va ~~ - ~ 800 .
F,om .her York 10 Iora City IN FIs
dsys' r,a ". York & Erie X. r.
SAHE UNITED STATES EXPRESS co.
having e., sbl,shed IN Agency in this city /,
are prepared to forward Gold and Silver coin,
Bark kotes, Valuable Packages and Freight,te
aim css every city and town in the United
States. Messengers will leave TINS city daily.
for the East, coAoscting with the American
Express CO., Il Buffalo. Tor all points IN Canada
and kasters states, and at New i or1 win
Wells. Fsrgo 4 Cos. CsIifersta and
European Ecyess.
The United States EEpy-ssca- viii pay par
t.ealzr attention to the Collection 4of Drafts
Psym~nt Of Notes, and 10 all orders for the
Pure hase Of Mel chendtse, &c
The Agents of this Company VIII also attend
70 oil orders for freight that may be detained al
ne usual points for trans shapmeRt, rs 81 Rock
isiassd. chicago, Detroit, Tsseoe. &c, and viii
pay charges and promptly ferw are TO Sestina-
i,on Nv Express J. SHEPARD, Agent.
kss York Office. - Broadway.
Jews fitv Ciinsas stree, frost at n.
State Capitol Js~. II, 1855.
The L. q. Fypsess Co. have an Agent a
Moscow, Iva, where all eoasignnents f.,
T,pros vii beSsens ss:Ssn.
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ny aRs. n. 7. EiEEsbar.
coa.s Al, thee eb.xide me, dcars.t love
Add s.;aes ynar hsnds IN mths'
yry on this little whiss KID gi"'s
The prxssisst I roata aaa~
yor'n wear II or ear ssiaai daJ,
when sAsu h Scs ass~ aca~ss cay,
q, do moi hs,ssh--tily blooming cheeks
are bright ~ roses nov
4 aiush would make them sll toe iair'
Tn, FAIR aad opsn brow.
'rwouid with the SNOW white lily vie.
bear Ma, be mine, or else die
She gently placed her hand in his.
And low, sweet words of love
Mere Whispered by the happy pair
The little white Kid glove
Was drawn nycn the pretty hand.
And they were joined In Hynsn'r osss'
AFTER MAKRlAGE.
DO STAY nj home. dsar Charles 10 aighs.
The habys cried oil day
And i,u all xssrisd out with care,
q, ssAy u home do stay
The FIRE 10 glowing warm bright,
Come, sta. as home so-nigst
why, HAY, do ssN nc hyos shiss
To ke.p me ~ your side
s:=y'd e. home on<0nish' last week
And thsn you sobb"d and cried
because ] would reaf TO you
was 90 tired. and sleepy. tool
And 90 he wont! and Nay bright dream
o. happiness vas DER;
She wiped awsy . falling tssr
And ~ abe closed the door,
sh,~~ ishec sh~ d lived ssngse inei
70 vss too Iats--shs wss vile
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AND CHAIR WAVE ROOMS.
NE invite the attention Of the citizens OF
w Upton, and Cedar county ineeneral, to
oar assortment II Furniture, Chairs, and Mat
rsss<s, cuasisting Of every article generally
called sor in our Inns. We have some
f.es~s, LsfsrS~t Styles Of CAss1s,
varying in prices from - 30 to SAC per sess ;
Rocking Gears at frvm 81 30 to sa0. bu.
reaus. plain sse fancy, from SID 10 $40. hsd-
s,cads Prem q, 80 - $40 piece. In short, We
thank yen for yous liberal patfonags thus lar,
sas snvi.v all IN want u artieiss 10 urr linc te
give as cali ard we skal
Nrtrs 10 Sstf Zoo - prsN s~d 0fyl<.
We warrant every artiels 10 b - seprssssssd
la,or Bissk, nsx' dsos ~ J. i1smE 4 Co.
Mnseassns, Iswa, Jan. 20. u.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
pEALERs IN
staaye and Fancy Dry Go~os.
Eiusssare, Qusensuare, Groceries,
BOOTS, SHOES AND CLOfHhN T.
Second d., opposite Bridgman and "'sA'
nuscArrsL, iowa.
CtJnder Odd Fellows Hail.
yIvovLD respectfully call the auenslon -
w the Citizens Of Cedar county, 10 u'en
well seixcted stock Of
Plain and Fancy Sslks, Dress GOODS
Goods ind Ensbroideries, Gh'ch
cosnot b surpassed n tbs
Safe.
We are now about
CLIO OF ~ q oOT
cr.,.ut stock with the intention of ancfea-
sing ous business TO
rs0LEs4LE JOBBlA 7R.aDE,
o.. s,h;cb reason after the lst Of Jan, 1850,
Great IDSucs0esu
~;u ~ offered to purchasers, to prepare l'' '"'
SPRING TRADE.
p.-,,.,,., attento in Is called to cur iarg'
and unequailst Stock oil
WOODEN Goods,
s,,h Domestic and Foreign. NOW ''s 'n''
10 get the bes, Vi bargains.
| Cali and examlne cur onr saoek. ~ n0 NV"
BILE 10 show Goeas' ,,rr q pnuN
| w o1DS = -
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The E!kasrG lndepenoeat, Indiana,
says there has not been posnd OF butter
at any store ia town within the las, three
weeks. Whole families have gone 10 bed
luttsrless Tor successive weeks.
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I'D LANES-jo,ntsrs, jack, smooth ard FIRE
/ planss. bead and match y.l&res. rabbA,
sash rassiag plsnes-a'so, conr..n sitting and
ncrties guages, spokeshsseA brad and hsnd:
ares, haschets,. sd1es, hamnsr-. Spear =
Jack.on's rip, and Ard tesos saws. socket anc'
Ermer chissels. Kragss, aux~rs and squs reav
bees, sas s~ss, bench screws, marking snS
sao avis. oil ssoses. scscN drivers xsiris lev.
sls. brase and bats u MI kinS s. VIZ: s0rss, gin
bist, centre and spvsn bits-spike and nail
Simeless, nail punches, iron aid sS@i eoepass-
-, boz wood and ivory ra'ss, saw, ehis~l an
aafsr haAd'es. draw ing khises. chalk hses
aAgie and double plane irons, fat and ro~.d
mersepiaysrs, boring machines, hollow Aae.rs.
re. &c, Al MYGR'S
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GRAND ARRIVAL
OF NEW GOODS.
ADAM 7NA

N0Ak10
rsuccEssoB TO BAxa ABE
Iles sc~e into the grocery o1sln s"1
Ill may be fosnd as Block No, :, n nsa ~.
where hv has just rsce.ssd iargs ne 'r -
III .;.lsa. fT,,;ts. &C., which he new offers %
s ,s nnn.rous acvusintsaces, ~ prices perfscs-
u ,s,.n,shinr 10 ary civilized Hswk-Ese. iss,
now be !. prepared to sell cheaper aah
.nr ..,.bI,,hment west II ths Mississippi.
'oYETE0S-kept constantly Cd hand aha
srrr( MS on shortest notice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-03-22

MERCHANT TAILOR'S SHOP.
THE Undersigned having removed 10
J. Union Block. on Cedar street, ere door
north of Myres hardware store, would announces
" the citizens Of Cedar county, thst he has just
received hi. fall stock VI kHAvY NAM CGorniss
consisting Of ever costs, frock and sack csats,
pants and vests Of every variety; lsdia rasber
sooss. shirt.. collars. drawers socks, silk and
satin stoc ks and neck .ies neck and pocket hand
kerchisfs, suspeRders. carpet socks, DC, which
~e will sell very Toe fer cash.
Also, q well selected assortment Of hfoao
cloths. overvoating. plain and fancy casaimerer
end saslnesis; silk, satin, and wooden vesting
swseds, jeans, Ae., and trimmings OF every ras'.
es, which win he made t. order, on q 9 shortest
pe,.cs end 10 the mes. fashionaDis and durable
-a.ner wN RILIorT.
IVA Ns.i.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30

~ miles from Dav np,ri-So acres; 60 acres in CT
tiviton, II acres splendid tiInh.r balance prair
large orchard, running water, hcIs-, large stab.
smoke house, etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-30
Meeting ut Hickory Grove.

Tn Monday evening the Democrats Of
Hlc~"iy Grove held a tetng in from, Of
the store of Mr.. Morton, there BENG about
Afiy persons present. a beautiful and
tasteful Democratic Flag was flung 10 the
breeze aero the street, upon which the
names of Buchanan and Breckenridge were
neatly painted with the national coat of
arms between them. The unfurling of the
hag Was greeted with enthusiasm. G. s &
Dow. Esq, addressed the meeting for one
hour aud half in aspeech which had a
powerful effect. II was "multnm in parvo"
and elected the undivided attention Of the
audience. A few Black Republicans were
present, and tLey were extremely restless
al der the caustic remarks Of the eloquent
speaker. When Mr.. Dow concluded his
remarks, "a tair-iippedr Republican sprang
up and called for three cheers for Fremon,
ami Dayton, but this call was responded to
by such sickly and fee BILE voice that per-
feet roar Of laughter went up from the
crowd. And then III ee times three cheers
rent the ar for Buchanan and Breck enr dye
and The Union. Hickory Grove will give
good account Of herself in the August
election.