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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-17
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No. l76, Second q. Museaine, Iowa.
d NJ. BURNETT would announce 10 the
II. Trade and Country Me.ehsniS that he
can sarplv, f-. cash, the SCHOOL BOOKS,
published hv w. B. Smith x Co.. iv1scI j.
Pkiny, and A. s. Barnes Co; tneloding al
the klectae Series Of School Doeks. sanders
Readers, Dawes Series Of Mathematics, &c,
At publishers prices
Nv buying Of hin, they sarsfreisht, insuTan' {,
&c !, and can have their orders hised IN much
Shorter time. He Also keeps constantly 10 store,
and viii job, Al a small advance on eastern PSI
ees, all other school books used in Iowa Also,
a large stock Of { ap s Letter Porr,
Fancy note paper. plain and fancy ENVELOPES,
cards, states aad pencils, waters and sealing
wax, gold pens, wrappin. paper, pocket oooss,
ma ps. inks, steel pens. bibles and prayer books,
song books, blask books, pass books, saek
rsenora nduns. wall paper, mathematical IN
strunents, cheap publications. note books,
round and patent notes, sheet music, iranspa'
rent window shades, fancy stationery, valen,
tines, packet knives, novels, fren 81 y and
! g per dozen.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
| violins. guitars, accordeons, &c, together
with Instruction books, Of all kinds, sheet music
&c. He buys largely Of all the above articles
for cash from the manufacturers East, and ear
sell them cheaper (deducting freightA &c !,
than they can Be got elsewhere, hs y deter
mined TO build up large jobbiEg trade IN IN
| Book and Stationery business has adopted .
his motto. - Snail profits aad Ia e salss
/ He has also very large stock Of sta
miscellaneous, law, medical and ,heole
books, for sale at eastern prices.
Nrc Books rccricAi BY Erprsss, a. soon a.
| P~bltskri
Newspapers, Magazines and Periodicals. re
ceived daily Err. III. B. is agent for Ii,
Buffalo Printers Ink Co. The Buffalo TYP
Foundry, G. F. Hslps Percussion and Leve
Presses, Map, Sunday School Society, Molin'
Mills Wrapping paper.
nl,ly. M BURNETT.
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porro,s IN Ioua.-lt is SAID that num-
hers oil arrots resort annually 10 Deealnr
county lawa, and are sometimes seen IN
focks oil twenty, aud even more. Three
oil these bird. were sho, IN one week du-
ring the late cold spell. They are aboui
the size OF the common tame pigeon
though not quite as large round. lheif
tails are shorter, .lhelr plunage is green
,inges On the back with blue; their wing
feathers red and yellow, and the bli
and ugae are the same as in all par.
rets. Il is rather surprising 10 find taese
birds so lar north. mud feeling so mucf
nj home. - Irlb.
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p, stee'm,cs Of Lady Franklin. Mr..
Harry GrlnEell, las just received ,et-
Ter from Lady FraIkhn, in which she ex.
prrssrs desire tia, DR.. kale should Vi.
oil Enslaud Tor the purpose ot,aking
charge Of another Arctic E1ped ton
sn. still hope. that some survivor Of Sir
JAIN Frank II may be found living
among the E.Yuguaux, from whom nigh
Ia. obtained tue particulars Of her hus.
bands tate. She proposes TO HI out a
propeller y. her osu expense. and Civ,
the coaunana u DR.. kane.-N. Y. Ere.
ming Nj ror.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-17
Horse Rakes,
REAPING MACHINES,
CORN SHELTERS,

And every thing in the Farming Line.
rocrs and Sash Nails, Class,
And House Hardware o: all kinds
Job Work of all kin1s dore.
We have now employed CJppersrith, which
enables us 10 do eli kinds OF Copper Woih.
which We warrant good or no pay.
Also, Chain Punp., Lightning ROD, Lead
Pipe, a., &c
A ents for the sale OF J. III. MoGowA Sss CkL
kss srEp DvrBLE Sucr1os AND FoscE fears.
Desi sned for Railroasis, Mines Fdru-ces, fapei
MILF, Factories. Stationary Fire Engines, Well,
ois.eras, &C., g..
Cali aud See for yourselves
Stoves and Tia Ware 1T wholesale, at Chi
cago rr;es.)
Court Square. East Of Sweaands
milf SAMUEL T0MLINSON h co.
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WOODS.
NURNERE.

1855. 1856.
sis.csa niles east Of Isaa City. IN Cedar co j
q GO O q .s
Grated apple Trees,
frc,s to 5 snnmsfs growth 9. eiz &c ant SIS
per leo. Extra trees few OF whiea are large
enough to fraiH .xtra prices Also cherry tess
or different varieties and some ornamental trees
- All trees warranted true TO naEe.
Der nar.rs beiug Il mites from timber, the
rees are web adapted to prairie sail Having
succeeded well in fall transpiAnting the tive past
autamas. we feel prepared to recommend IL, aud
believe il would be economy In the farmer to set
his orchar. in the fall and raise mound . or 10
inches arcGn each tree, which shonla bs remvoe-
ed when vegetation has started freely in the
.prirg, At which time the tree should Be trim
ed 70 scit the taste and the previous years
growth shortsni TO 5 or buds. Many farmers
are no doubt aware from sad experience, that
in Iowa, where nearly Ill our seeding is done In
the spring tina. If the orchard planting II neg.
lecsed until that season IL il apt TO be put OF tl
the nc II spring. and 50 from year 70 year, until
II "a full tiIae he had . bearing orchard. When
spring planting 10 practiced, IL is thought to Dr.
OF material advantage TO dig the holes for the
trees in ansamn. Catalog ues forwarded 10 those
Who request them. Address
G. p. WOOD,
n4stf Epring daie. Cedar CO, Iowa.
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jas. Iriteh. Al. c. Barber
Blu kEYE
I'VE STOR RE!
Dealers h Stores, Tin, Copper,
asA Sheet Iron WAR.
Seeond.f. oppesife Weed's Store,

SeoaSUs VRcs"e "soSs c'"e'
UscArIHE, IOWA.
WE would most respectfully inform oxr
w friends and the public in general, that
we have on hand. and are constantly receiving
The be~, assortment OF Stoves and Jsl. aned
ware ever brought to the West. Our lot Of
Cook Stoves comprise three patterns OF preni-
um, Chsr;e- Oak, elevated even, Cornet, Par
lor Cook. and four sizes IT The
NAY FL WEIR.
which we css recommend as the best cook
stove in the West. Also, complete assert :
for burning wood and coal.
Job work Of every description carefully and
promptly attended TO.
Jan. SO. lily. JAS. TRITcH l. co.
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Tipton Steam Mill.

The undersigned having purchased the above
mill and made arangenentst0 insure it, running
when work % 70 We hsd, are now prepared TO do
custom work four days In the week-Tusday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Wheat ground
Tor the sighth buahsl-corn II 10 cts pr bushel
Full reliance may be placed on the custom days
nj 4 STOUT 4 SNEARER,
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ne updersigned having just completed their
Mammoth Stove and Tin Store, would respect.
fully announce that they hsve now in store all
Of the improved patterns q Cook and larlor
Stoves, among which will be found the Jsstiy
cele rated
Black Diamond and m
Charter Oak, also TIE
May Foscev,
.Nssr Eagle. fir Tight.
Clipper, ~
Republic, " @
Comet,
All we ask is a trial OF tke above
Stoves, and, if they are net as they are
represented, bring them back and get
your money. ~,
We have also the best improved pat
terms of Premium stoves. Such as the
Best Premium, rery heary.
trenton, q
Crescent, " Is g"
Red Jacket, +"
Eag!e, 4"
Forest, -
Io,ra Premium,
And host of others TO numerous to
mention.
All Of which we pledge ourselves &c
sell al Davenport and Muscatins Prices
which will save you time and Horse Flesh
by buying Of US.
| Oar stock Of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-05-17

GrAtIkoPAThY.

GUA I6oPAThI.
Take of Rsan',reths pi,l'.
A,wen.y nvs cent box.
And Of Town.slds s. rsapssills.
Eneagh ~ XIII - Oh.
ftfere you 50 10 led
Eat quar-. of sslmssaacl,
Aas on the top cfthis, ...
Take dsse Of 'p,acsrysad.''
kvsrs Night sNl morning,
Drink . pint OF BRANDY
swesseu, If yon please,
With stick 81 Coash Csrs--Canay.
Then adis 10 the above
A pail u QuscSnip tea
Then II you are got dead,
You had opght TO he.
sExssoPATHY.
Take Tie open sir.
The mere yoa take the better
Follow natures lava ..-v. .
To the very letter.
let She isstors 80
TO Bay Of Bsscsy--
lct alone the Gin.
Tn. Brandy sad the whI-ks:.
Sat the simplest toad,
u III the pure cold water,
yhta yn vii be well,
Or =; least you eughter.
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= w K + i. A Nd 4 SNYD Z =,
DEALERS IN
Fj.UiLI GROCERIES,

sw K TIL Nd T. SNYDE =,
DEALERS IN
F.i.HIL GROCERIES,
Tipton. Iora.
THE SUBSCRIBERS having formed co.
l. partnership in the above business, and hay.
ing purchased the
Largest s>oek aud Greatest variety
Of FarsiIy Groceries ever brought to Upton,
are row prepared, Al their Store, opposlt, the
Eagle Hotel, to supply their clstener: with
Bes, Rio Coffee,
Sugar House M.lasses,
Re-boiled 4"
New Orleans Z"
Best Coded Syrup,
I" Clarified sugar,
New Orleans do
Sslarstus, pime'sto, iadigo, n.adder, raj.
sins, Figs, Prunss, .4imesds, En-
giish Wdlnuts, Brasil .Nsts,
Fiiberts, Dried Pearhes,
Rics, far, White fish,
.Nackrei, Lend,
Cordags.
Shot.
Eorug Hyssa Tea imperiai DO. G.<-- "-rd>~ de-
Tubs, esars, Baekefs. P-i-d-r, S,~.,, ana
e'ts,s, Cpsaies is~ocass, " ~
boerrss, bst. Pr Bxgar. Match
Is. arch - ses,,, Alan. Antn.g,,
Totaeeo II all kinds, Cigar. Of all ra-
rietsss, DAIRY SAX, kas4.asa .SaH,
Btaetn-, De- cords, Pepper Sae., GINS
Caps, Pres, CsSsia O,stsrs, Clothes Prs,
Ahsr, Star eaa.l>s, Ctda Slres, Pre- STEMS d. ~
Ami maag other Articles Zoo tn ne,st,oi
They have also a large stock Of
PRESERVED FRUITS,
Prsserpss Sraubeyris,
/" Rasp5trriss,
" Cherries,
Ounces,
| Lines,
Oranges,
Gingers,
J,lies,
| Branded Fruits assorted,
Pts do do
blackberry Cordial.
Faueying Extracts,
Peaches, Oyesiers etc.,
~ ssels. A.. 81 --sI.nssd q good quality. viii
| so.ses reasonable terms - ca.b
yield gssd profit ih. nvv.sment Vii thar FER
.hafs q pubic s.,rss.se 10 u should anpr
BE .n.y believe VA. the, "A receive brsai down
kT Please call and satisfy yoursel, e.
45.f. SHETLAND & SNYDER.
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Thee Pills. The psss;s o. NO. is~.l
hgss on sai Asaey are ensssd - ts.s
pa W. ~ the b. st sad ncSs csnpis,e
chi n. prss~s. s.ass o. Mestvsl
sfisr6s ,sa n I'd. Tho ase cea,,
paosaea not u DrsGs III snssls.a,
b~t 81 the nedicinl v4rtses osis
- Yes ssAAls remedies. ~xs-atsseS
bs cheCscsi prsesss 10 sleis ~ ps
rsiy, ssd eseDhsssl osgslhs~ - On.
. lnasnsr - 70 iM.ass NJ sss 10
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Cepp r and Tin

Is unequalled III the West.
We will have, 10 due season, all OF the
Be- 81 Flows now in use.
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We would Cal

Che lttention of the Gables,
To our well selected stock Of Lamps. enAra.
eing variety Of over loo diifereAt varieties =.
Also, 10 our burning Fluid. a44
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-07
ibOCT. PLUME, at the Ola Medica

fkDtT. + l. " Z, at the 0Id Medical
- hstse, slIl 4ei tsezLing a.. SORTS Of
cttt Drrssra, ANA hereby invites a call from hose
yna have h1su uufcHuna in their gssoclations.-
IN : "otic iart3, Giaf'y invite call from persons
H t'- cuan-ry who have been given W By their
INjs.ct.s - iucuTable. Gases few indeed tuat
cana Il e rceched by medicine when correctly ap-
pa.f The article known ss ne CHEMICAL EX-
TRACT Uf FRENCH FLOWERS, is probably the
very ots thlge before ths public for renovstug
q s'lein su4t ered by dissipation or other cause =
a. age and Fever remedy. called FRENCH
VI In, IS neat to Il Certainty. Price per bottle
, vi.te ga s.-rAin street, just b4iow the EXchanse
h,ltl ana FIST douE South Ct Trinity Church, Rich
Ms9'e'aes ccureiy packed and sent to order will
ia" 'Htcrjoas. lies
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-07

ASAp FATE.-A recent letter from Barnasat, N.
J.. to the Oceau Emblem, says that somo lnree
months ago when tho bsy beiween LsDg Beach and
Joseph Ruion OF WaIetown. Undertook 10 cross hoil
the beach TO The main evening He was never
be ard OF snce, uatil few days $50 when his body
was found noatifg near Doubie Greek and close by
bis gun powder horn, &c., were found. lie was
much regfetted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-07

From the WEST IspiEs.-Bermuda dates of tho
I7,b ult states that Jamaica pretty he nltby-
Yellow fever rnsibg ht ct. Oomn go sud Thom-
q. and large stesHaei, after coalipg the iat er
plncs had los, twenty tive men assase to a.
matca small pox prevailed at Porto Rico. The yell
low fever on board Il. nj sshp siaiaeea at f,rrmu-
an xAa mildly ahaIipg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-07

MANcMisstoN or sLayEs.-Un tbs 2lst ult.. in the
Probate Court at Cincinnati, OHIO Mr David Knott,
of arren County Miss rnauunitted his six negross,
d mother ana live children esme day. l.. +. ,ou-
ner of Concordn. La. ct Willis Douglas and eight
rhildren-he eldest twenty, and the younsest eight
wears of age,
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T@'-S?EClAL NOTlCE.-Express packages for
hy: H. teters0nrs Nichulond and all places in Vir-
sml snt Ngsth Caroline, intended for shipment by
srsF.'1ls Hg4 ose aud Jamestown, will hereafter
ne received fv the AU A3iS' XPRESS COMPANY,
"nnsle Tie authorized AGENTS for Express privileges
these sAils
Uuse Of the New York erd Virginia Steamship
tompaay. LubLAM l. PLEASANTS,
81 lis Agents
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. Mrs. General Hoge fen dead In Montgomery
county, Va, last week
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coxREspokpENcE OF THE pIsrArcH

LEXINGTON, Va July 81.
Having given you a hasty and rude sketch Of
the doipgs at this place yesterday u Ill add few
lines concerning the Transactions sn this the second
of the three grand gala days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-07

Further .fcconnf of Me P,oceediags az Lerington--
Address Of G0r9nor tPise--Erhibitioa If the Sta
tue IF Washington.
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HOTELS.

-~~,u<kI HOTEL, Matn street, Staun.
xj,s nis w. J. HUNTER Il co, Pro-
T-tsI, nr,jhus will always he In readiness st the
IS road "et hs,ec my s. 6p,
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VI az - so aNbE HtCkute .--A smaii Let
a. VI aISnFitd hap!- and hickory per schr Bran
''"'hgt tJi fsie 10 afnve
r7i EDWARD f. DUDLEY
i5'h st h@iws~n Man ard EraukIia
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HamptOa-ACci ent--ImWoscments-Ih Hatering
Places, sc.
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k2ft fsssss--EiS-- DANNlI.LE, AND VIRGINIA
,.,.>ssFE RAILROADS-SUMMER AR
NNl shortest. most Comfortable
IA -, Fxrrti,tiaus lianie To the Fir.
nad iuus iuu,fry- tnrauEh by Daylight and
siEiH NF' "hcckrh Tareush, Except on
HagA"&' ,-.5toI. TO the Virginia SpriBGs
-tE%fS'-l. ,s.e TIE Snuth.side Railroad cars al
ty ,u' Gu, ,ls E'thmosd and DSavi!ie cars at
a NJ 6aiy, tsa9ds}}s sa9 s}srs es'srssdh 3D.
..t.- "' -. 7.gpessea Railroad. reach BoHsack's
''. ss6 ss.sH. st /, 2. NJ and st either
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| Htt....<'~ hAltI%A AND i;AiLtit,-
- ~ Both Ldrpirahie articles OF diet fe1 the
"a A~e ctntsiescent; for sale at
bAITAiLE'S Dug and Chem. Store
kIen y Corner 4;l nnd Br0a9 s1.
-''r7~ego Corn Starch, for yuddings, &C.
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never taken his seat at all, be paid 1t
is his misfortune to be sick, but no more
so than that of hundreds who were not
chosen to Congress, and who make no
claim on the Treasury. Pay should
follow service, aud not be accorded to
disability.
he present Mileage of Congress is
atrocious. We blame no man for tax
ing what the law allows him; we blame
every man who, having opportunity to
correct a gross abuse, willfully neglects
it. The actual cost of travelling, in time
and money, was, when the present Mile
age was established, at least q%uadruDle
what it now is. Twenty cents per mile,
and the distance computed by a Decline,
would be a generous allowance for Mile
age at this time-far more than forty
cents was forty or fifty year ago. But
the new act leaves the Mileage where it
was exorbitant in rate, and to be
computed by all manner of ram's-horn
methods. This makes the compensation
of some members, even under the new
act, at least double that of others.
People of the United States! ask
your present or prospective candidates
for Congress what they think of this
Compensation Act, and try to have
their answers in black and white before
you vote for any of them
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and constitutional statutes of that Ter
ritory, for none other have aver been at
tempted to be enforced in Kansas. The
laws passed there respecting slavery and
liberty of speech, have never been and
never will be attempted to be enforced.
The people of this country who are
devoted to the Constitution and the
Union, must rouse up and speak and act,
and act and speak, in time, or all they
hold dear will be lost forever. We ap-
peal to the honest and mistaken men who
have been heretofore acting with the
Black Republican party, to speak and
act with them, and assist in saving the
country of Washington and the heroes
of the revolution, from the abyss in
which it is threatened to be engulphed.
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Greeley on Fremont.

-" If they were 10 accuse him of mur
dcring his grandfather, whom he never
saw, or his father who died when he wa:
only five years old, they might doubtless
draw the same Inference as to the charge
He will dignity no libel by a persona
contradiction, but commit bis character
to the gorgeous appreciation aud clear
discrimination of the American people,
-IraGune.
Nobody asks of Fremont a personal
contradiction of anything, but it is ex,
peeted of his friends that they viii an.
swer the following qrestiors, which the
people, who are called upon to vote fol
him, have a perfect right to ask:
S& Did you not buy 600 head OF
breeding col0s for your own use, and did
you not make the government pay for
the same, under p%reteuee Of wanting
them for the army2
tt Did you not challenge Col. Ma
son to fight a duel. and that too with the
most savage of weapons
E. Were you not tried by a Court
Martial, and convicted ofdisorderly con
duet, d~isobeying orders, melting mutiuy,
&c, &c, aud were you not discharged
from the service on that account? What
kind of "CommanGcri il Chief of the
Army and Navy would you make?
@ Did you not wayiay Foote, of
Mississippi, at the door Of the Senate,
knocking his glnsses into his eyes and
bringing blood from his nose for words
spoken in debate, where you had ;he
privilege of reply?
11s Did you net vote against allow
ing the people Of the District oil Column
bia the privilege of saying whether they
desired to ab"ilsh slavery in the District
or not, aud did you not vote with the
South On every sectional question that
came up while you WAS a Senator?
3@L Are you not a partner in the hrm
of Palmer, Cook & Co., New York, and
has not the interest on the State debt of
California failed to be paid through the
defalcat;ons OF that firm, to whom the
money had been entrusted to pay said
interest ?
Eae Is not the firm of Palmer, Cook
s. Co, known as land spectators, and
have they not a branch house in San
Francisco, where Land Claims like the
Maripoza Grant are hatehed out ?
ENI Is John G. Fremont anything
else than a land SPECTATOR, and was he
not nominated through the instrument
tally of George Law, Thurlow Weed,
James Gordon Bennett aud Marripoza
land spectators?
Now. Horace, you and brother Bee
cher have taken immense pains to prove
that Fremont was not a Catholic, a ques-
tion of yerv little inheritance politically.
pie by telling them that you shall an
swer no more questions. If you must
have Fremont, we must have free speech
too, they are both IN the Fusion ticket
and we never split a ballot.-PlaindeaI-
er.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-09-03
FEyALE ~CONpLATyTS
Tcnics Won't Dol

They never did do more than give a temporary
touch the CAUSE OF the disease. The CAUSE
all ague and bilious diseases is the atmospher.-
poison by its NATURAL ANTi1oTE, and ali Is.
eases caused by it disappears at once. Rhodes "a
moreover it is a perfectly harmless medicine.-
The certificate of the celebrated chemist. J. r. Chill
ton. of New York. to this effect, is attached to evr
cry bottle therefore IL 1t does no good it can 90
This is morefhan can be said ofauinine, Arsenic,
or any otter touic in existence. as their use is ru,
inous to the constitution and brings on DUMB
AGUE, which never allows a person to feel per-
fectfy we'll for q single moment. In illustration
Of these truths annex some extracts from . letter
just received from a Physician:
GEORGETOWN, OHIO. March %, 1855.
JAS. A. RHODES, Esq.-Deer Sir: Yours Of
Cd inst is at hand- The Cure arrived late last year
s sna the i alcPeases In irc se'H he act seg t Gaf a 20 remedy sns j. Ia
been introduced which was growing in fau0I witt
the public. as being better than using Quinire,-
not knowing I presume that the remedy they used
to escape taxing Quipine, contained the DRUG
This remedy, (known as "Smith,s Tonic -
would invariably BREAK an ague, hut it did not
vigor. This one circumstance deemed In your
favor. i'll could institute a test con1parisod be,
tween it and your CURE. The following is ting
Three persons took your "Cure," all OF which
of many weeks stand ng. They had tried ouinine
and other remedies, oecs sionally missing q chill,
but it was, las in all cases slowly wearing shsRt
er smaladies: / did succeed in efeeting a redfeal
cure OF all three OF these cases with your remedy
and they have not had a chill since. In all three
ofthese cases the Smiths Tonic !" had been nsed.
and would, as before stated, break the chill. but
afteT p period or two had elapsed it would retLrB,
Think there will be no difficulty now IN giving
to your Cure" the vantage ground ofany oh,eF
remedy now in use here, SC. &c.
WILLIAM BUCKNER, NJ. D.
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE, or AN RI,
DOTE TO MALARIA. tie only harmless remedy
in existence, is equally certain as . PREVENr
TIVE, as a q Take IT when you feel the
ebilrs coming on. and you will nsssr have . sIF-
gle one.
NJ A. RHODES Prophet r Providence, RI
For sale by Druggists generally.
Wholesale Agents. st Louis, H BLsAKs1EYr
Chicsgo. BROS. Ashfand,s RM. hify
LlNGToN, RQLLA Il. CIiUBR,& Co.. DULi1
q CRANE. April %. is5b-amSs
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"The nomination of John G. FIRE.
mont, by the Black Republicans, occa-
sions more amusement than serious re-
Fiction in California. The nomination
is esteemed a very shabby affair men
turn up th air noses at it, and say
{ Pshaw = He will not receive one OF
the forty thousand settler votes in the
State, and, indeed we greatly question
whether he will be able to carry a single
precinct. The people of California know
him, and such a prophet is without hon.
or in his own country"