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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24
Nnaene . ~ men.

SIude 5askturf GFq., bG BON Der Stdats.
Convention, in eauedftr, srnamte GanbiSat Der
amsrttansr fit @puSsrneur, rpslhr ssssnwdrtia
auf sinsm sdnbFse, In Wcntscmtry Co., rpobnt,
bat in sinsm S6rsbsR an biz @cmmtter, nxldbs
Jpn bon Der Grnsnnuns bsna6ri6tistf, rrtlsrt, pue
er blelelbe annmmt. S@en aut.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24

Cine 3eituns ron eipsrpCOf, gaslans, t,ri6tst,
Oas in isnsr Stdbt eessnpdrtis tias 5raH BON
20 Sabrcn lsbs. tusl6e Ututttr BON IL Rinbuu
unO Grcemuttsr bon 2 III. DisIslte bsHattsts
sbs Ife bas Scus Glitter BON Ia Satrrn nrsidt
bottt, une lore dtttRe Sc6isr bsiratbstr tn ttr,m
lStsn Satrs, 10 nun IS, uHh GluttsT spn 2 ssin.
esrlfs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24

~ Sn Der Stabt 8eabine Bat Iet.
tt Wc@e cine neue tdsli9e snsIifht
9eituns ibrs Grfdeiuuns sema6t.-
Dieielbe iiebt re@t gut aus-ipirb ubel
bp9 faprrIi6 lIutsrtitsitnS Srnas fin
en-.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24

OF Das GbtorOfUrm pirb flr SsrT&iebsns
3rtde ans,panct. gltusrpnss setrau4tsn es
Diebs bet bsm Stsblfn BON S6peinen, eamit
Oislt bsim @sstrassn nidt srunssn fOltsn. Das
esbsn III iHSn unb bic 8unii ill src6. 3uItbi
fiebtt nan nod Stubtrdtbe uno poli;sibisner,
na4esm man Re pcrbsr nit G6lcrUfprm bs.Suttr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24

eS 90 pist 5rsuee ss In Der DeIt si6t, 70
ptslr ssioen stbt ss aud; unp wtiIe finp isns,
relds cts 5rsuSs hnnftar sfnirstu unb bic 9flrsn
ssbuIhiS trtrassR, il = 70
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24
per srauentaa.

Bstnnntl& erfrsusn i6 bic Grau8 In Eeinsn
sance stnsr 10 botsn Seretrung unp iiten nirssnba
eiHen 10 ercbsn @inilue. we In glorbdmsrita eine
AuejsiGnuna, nie le nsbsn BEN freien Snlitutleno
gum grcBen 2beil sirGlei6t au6 siner Sitte fer
alien bcIldnbilGn griinoer Neusyorts = friber
9ieu Nmitereaui = ptrbanfen. DisIe frierten
ndmIid idbrIih Elm t5sa, Der o Bruuwrr.D a d
oosr j. 6rduentag genonnt, an eem limmtiidte
tun9e Didptsn nit Striden psrIetrn in fleinsn
erupps bic Strabm burhjcsen unp Elm Sreitiaasn
auf bic 8naten anifslltrn. gEsbe Dem grnirn.
Der In ibre 6dnts iel Infer eaGen unp Sutel
pnrpe sr untarmtrrjis asseiiielt unb turfte
teinen Singer gu ieiner gsrttsipisuns rdGren. D.
bur bic 8lutt Ranb ibnt Irei Iisferte ibn absr
fdcn an Der ndGlsn gde nur siner anoern Yatrce
mile feinrr penssr untrr Die 8u6trl [. gs mar
Elm S6redenstas fir alte Sunsen; benn brn
napsltsaenpen ausweg. liG bel sner 70 untebas.
lthen gStttsruns fetn bdbeim su balten. f6nittrn
tbnsn biz ei9enrn Nliittsr as, bic a1,utcbn @srta
aut Der Jrauen setriliateS Scrrsht lsgtsn, Inn
ntht islblt ibr Ssrjens. .9cnjaminhrn lfcnungslcs
IN ben prGgelregsn binaus1utreiten. 2lls einmal
Der lhmersence 8iidsu ben gDb Der Jenattn TO-.
melt ssiGarft bate, ba6 ITe Itt ,u tsru @ccanfen
erbcben. ss srtiibre ibnsn bod wc6l 9leSanae unb
osmSsndb prrIanstn Der fcIsenbr Gag irGtr
Wannens Daat bei6en. brIaiepm lir i6re
wadsren Batter babin, baB bisrburd ter game
3wrd Der rpSiftn aitrn Sitte Susitclt piree, Der
tsin ancerer iri ais itusn f6cn pon Suscnp auf
bic riftise eebrs sin,uI6drfcn, niemais, untrr
tsiner SsranIniIuns j. bic 5ahb sesen Gin peit
Su rrbsbrn.
glpd LANCE mad Der SsIebuns Der trninriIhtr
eolcnte rurt bic GngIdnosr erbisIt ii6 oirIes
Set, nb man muB scilsben, bas bic glmcrfaner
leiner 9lifht nfle Gkre t,nden -fMnff NIlInn Orit
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24
hSy- Cine Dnmr fuhr bel Nl.ncnmttter In cine,

sS- Cine Dame fubr bet Isscnwttter In einer
asmstGttcn Carriage bon elmer atsnepartis mad
Sauie. Srim gusnsisen fonnir ir nift aus brnl
Hasrn titeT bic bonn 8sssnpuiTr ssfiar @cGt
auf ben Seitcnpcs lprinsen. Gsebatb mclts
Der 8alante Sutiasr ls aus tsm Dascn bsbsn
uuo auf isinen armsn itrr bic 0oiIs trasen. Die
Oome, has 3ntrrhsn rer 9idis ibrss 8cdce
ftirhtsnc, lebnts bas anrtitttn ab, inrsm lie
ioste: ,.Nein, ntn idb bin ,u f6wsr, Gie f5n,
nsn mid nitt trassn. $50 fam. Napam ="
srrpiSerts Dat, lid bin sswEbnt, srO6e SarrsGs
Su bebsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-06-24

DO Die biesjabriss ausfeltuns Der
Serfs GauntY 9lferbau @sfslllaaft,
finbet auf ben 7ten, Stem 9ten unb
10ten October ltatt.
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Moral ISsANIrY UNDER A VEIL.
BY private letter from Philadelphia, we
learn the following curiously eccentric
hsbi. recently assumed BY young lady
Of the Quaker City:
II seems that Miss g., who lived
some time on Race street, lately by death
II relatives became millionaire. She
Then married an Englishman, who had
peculiarly sharp eyes behind brilliant
pair Of gold spectacles. In month $
time this insinuating fortune hunter
whecdled the trusting lady out Of most
1t her fortune, and made of for tracks
unknown, leaving Miss 6, to lament over
having eonfdcd her heart to a sharp-cycd
man who wears large gold spectacles and
.oft savdcrs wealthy Young heircsscs.
Since this occurrence, tac young lady
has been partly Insane and restless She
travels from city to city with her face
closely concealed in black yeiI, and
here comes the s.rangest portion Of the
story. She walks about the streets,
closely observing all male persons, and
whenever she meets ono with gold spec
t.chs on, she walks boldly up 10 him,
snatches thc same from his nose, and
makes her escape before the summarily
unspcctaclcd gent RECEIVERS from the sud
den shock to hi, optics. 1t has not yet
been ascertaincd what she does with the
booty, but il is presumed that she intends
masking mp for her lost fortune By this
black mail on spectacle wearcrs generally.
.SBcaanah Journal
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The long peninsula which runs out
into the Atlantic, forming the southern
s,art Of Florida, has always been occupied
BY single succession Of savanahs, ham
Knocks, lagoons, swamps, and forests near.
y imp.cgnablc and quite unhabitable cx.
ecpt AZ tho lurking place Of Seminolcs.
They extend into the heart of the coun-
try, two hundred miles north of Cape Sa.
bic, and collectively are called "the Ever
yladcs"
During the past winter natural out.
let has opened somewhere which is dra-
iaing the Everglades dry. For nearlcy
two months, though no water flowed out
VI any Of the known outlets, the water in
the gladcs continued to fall rapidly. The
invisible vent must have discharged vol
ann equal to the Mississippi River.
A letter from a resident, dated April
3D., says 'the Everglades are extremely
dy--literally parched up, which has not
occurred before in the twenty-five years
that have lived in the region, and
have hunted on them almost every season
during that time"
Vessels passing the coast repor. that
they have seen brackish, discolored water
1t various points, AS if it was pouring out
II the swanps. But the stories are so
vague and conflicting that il is impossi-
Bile to determine whether new river
has formed through some labyrinth of la
goons and islands, or whether there is a
eaycrnoas, subterranean passage to the
depths Of the sea.
One of the coast survey vessels at work
in the quarter sailed on an exploring
cruise in search of in March, but storm
arose which drove it back 10 port and
compelled abandonment Of the search.
Florida has always been noted for it's
mysterious streams There are several
creeks and rivers of limpii water in the
State, which sink into the earth and dis
appear Others rise suddenly ont of the
ground, one Of which (.he Wskulla) is
asvigsblc from its very source. The
strange accounts Of them which reached
Spain in the early years Of discovery led
Ponce de Leon thishcr in search Of the
Fountain Of Youth. "---fEany Ercning
.jyaSa1i
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DowAdiAc, Mich 81. il

. MI FE z 4 D0wAoiAc, Mich Il, il il. ,Xs
J. A. RHODES. Esq: Dear Sir--Ag ! took You,
medicine to sell on consianmcnt-"no rg no pay"
I take pleasure In Stating ia efHSt reported
10 me By three brothcrs who live IBIS place
and their testtoony ia fair spec ~ Of all
~. & CoNKlIx told me- aa1 ,asss,s .p;,,
bottles ofChristis's Ague Bslsam an continuaNy
run down while using il until my lur - and ii.t,
were Congestcd 70 that degree that ,od dischaf:
red from my month and bowels 40 that all tho,
Il impossible for ne to live through ?ncthrr ci!i
The doctors too, did oil they could for me lu,
thought must die. Nothing did me any good
until ~. .n.c.i~s' Fever aud Agre Cure, which
Il once relieved me Of the distress aad Nausea At
NV stomach and pain In my head and bowels and
produced permanent cure in shot time
II. N. CONKIIN says: Il had been lAkins med
ieinss osas good doctor ~ We have In our couh.
", and tsken any quantity Of quininc and sitci,
6cs without sny good result from 25th August 10
18th December. Ent seeing how nicely it opera
ted on my brother got lottlc Of Rhodes Fever
and Ague Core. which effected permanent casa
by usssg two-thirds Of = bottle"
q i. CONkLIN was not here but both the 9th.
er brothers say his case was the ssIa" ~ H. A..
cold the medicine to both the same day and TIE
cure WAS - speedy from the same small quanti.r
and might - specify. Yours with respect
A. HUNTlSGTON.
The shave speaks for Itself Good proof A I,
In II 10 sf 10 6eaer tenor than the vast numbero,
liks certiAcssss have already published and to-
still greater amount that IL continually pouring Ia
TO me.
One thing more. Last year had sccssl.a 70
caution the public In these words
"In0tirs Uss firm clio hare taken n N, I'm.
raj c1cslsrs, ssbsEifased the ~ urir no.irsn
s my ssedieiss, and the, with brars,t iurru., &c, N.
kher pomPhtefs wsfh The srcton.at,n1 i,t hr p,opr
ssOr IF any otAsr ssedcins soy - pch " h, aar,s
Nov | take pleasure in saying thai the Caution
referred TO the same "Dr. Christie's que Baisamn
that 10 mentioned in the above certificate.
There are several other industrious ueopls wbo
arc applying to their poisonous trash all tia, |
puLlish about my Fever and a e.. Cure or Anti
dote 70 Malaria except the Certificate. u Cares
and the Certificate Of the celebrated Chemist. IN
James r. Chiffon, Of n. u, in 'aYor u It's ,crrt.
ly harmless character. which IL attached % cr,,
hottie. These will always .erve to distingr Nh
ny lDedicine from limitations. JAS 4 RHODES
Proprietor, Providence 4 T.
Wholesale Agents, st. Loais II. BLaK<LvY; Chi.
cAgo BARCLAv BRos. And for sale by DruEgic.
generally. GILBERT a Co, Asen:. Tipton 3gp
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p u RIFI, u URIF y
THE GREAT
Fan and Summer Medicines

HURLET'S SARSAPAkiLLA
0F all the remedies that have been discover
~ ed during the present age for the thou.
sand ills that flesh IS heir to-" none equal this
wonderful preparation. Only three wears hass
elapsed since the discoyerer (who spc 1t de-.
cae in studymg, experinentsIizing aud p-rf.e'.
ing ~ FIRST introduced it to the pubic AMI j,
Is already recognized b. tie most emine
physicians in ali parts Of the country Il tie The
most surprising and effective remedy for Ger
tain diseases IT which they nave KNOWLEDGE
AL otet eoInpounds Of syrups Of the roo,
have hitherto failed TO command tn. sanc'i
OK the faculty because, on being TESTED. tb,y
have been fo''hd to contain noxloas ingredient,
which nstura'ixe the good effects q the sar...
Pariila, ard oftentimes inlure the be tn Of he
patient II IS not 80 with Husley's p apara
tion his 10 the pure asd genuine extract #
The r cot, and will on trial. be feind q etF,-,
certain and perfect cure IL tho foliyw5ng rom.
plants and diseases:
Elections ofthe Bones, Habitasl co.tireue,s.
Debility, lndiyas,,n,
Diseases Of the Kidneys. Liver complain
Dyspepsia, Erysipslss Piles.
Female irregularities, Pulnossry pi.ess,,
Fistula sr-TFfa
syRnina AID s.e n..--
Besides curins the atcne, IL ...s f. ~.
DC great and powerful ,oaae. r.. it, s.. .sa
blood and invisorating the systen
~ short y without execfs.a "A ~ tlAes
mentioned and its general e.. Il Of. .ar .rae.
the most cfhcacious ~ IL 10 the faes. afa.. .1.s
remedy OF the age. 1t is s!rsaay rxsru.'s,ss
used throughout the county, ard . sast ontala.
ing IN European reputation. The instance, n
cures y has effected arc daily coming to The pre-.
prize tors knowledge and he has no hesitsttou in
Recommending II 70 one and all eho desire to
procare relief from suffering. One bottle beipg
sriec, IT, eheets will be too appar.n. to admit o.
iurther doubt SrRccoiIcct Hurly's sarsspa
rus y the only genuine article in the market
HO-frfcs II per bottle. or six bottles for S..
For sale at the mandatory. corner seventh
:nc 1feen streeta. Louisville, Ny; Paceo Hyla
4 Co., 81 Louis, No.: BARCLAY Bretners Chica
20, III; J. D. Park. ciacinnati, o: williamson 4
AArsaal Asoksk, Iowa; ssld ia fiptoa h.
x. A. Gil PERT
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Life Saved at Midnight,
Dy cfeSsFies Instant Cure of Pain

The moment Il 10 used internally. il Ju.
through the ryateu, allsJs pains INSTANTLY. 10
fonr miputes Il hes diffused thro, II Ia. ,,r.
pAatie aysten and blood Its thYilliuE power. ,Da
suickly forced in way through - y h,yer;.s
q diseased nerve, sein or gland d solving a,
structioAs, relieving inflammation. ever. ,na
spssuOtic palma, has cured Nervous 5esdarh. |,
30 ninustes, curing Rheumatism n1gcaly, i,
fact Il b the sias ass ~o~ Of medic
- Jnst try one BOTTLE Prj,y Sta 81
Eold by A. GiLSERT, Agent.
Also, BY Hall CuAaurRs = z0,v
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- 10 vow rant to hare a Sure l-.


senfsre ogainst Comnterteit.ng
Baak Notes, -Wa
. READ! READ!! READ,u
"a DobSCkiBk. SUBSCRIBE SUBS fuBF,r
John s, Dye Is the 1utho~,
ma q: Bank Note Engrsyers all say tat h..
= shs Greste.t Judge Of Paper Nenty !ting
= Cheaper dian tie Cheapest Better
than the Best,
Y Iao,SneG weekly. Only One Dollar Ycsr
= DETECTING COUNTERFEIT BANK sorEs
describing every Genuine Bin in
E Existence, and Exhibiting at q glance
"a A, every Counterfeit in Circulation
arranged 20 admirably, that Rgrpaskcs is
= EASY and DETRcrloS IxsrA srAseorA
e No ImdcI to eran.iae.' N },aqes
= % Aunt mp -yse
= '' ~ sampilhed sad arranged that she ssr.
cAane tanker and Business Mar "a
Gee sH ats GiGactt
has taken years 10 make perfect This
- y IL II A T DISCO cry,
= The urgent necessity for such a ,yark h.s
iosk been felt by Commercial nen. Il has
- 1een published to supply the cal fo1 sath a
- eseoCyc, And needs but 10 he kaara to he
= uaNsIsaily patronized. Il does mere titan has
81 sses Deen attempted by man l,8~ 1t de.
- scfioes every Bank Note In THREE i;!lersa.
y Languages.
= Eaglih, Freaeh and German.
~ $50 sasA may read the san4c Ia ni. ava
% H Native Tongue.
!, IkxAs: The paper Will be about Is inches
~ q Inches. and will contain ths mos,
= Fartact Bunk Nate Last lr5Jshcd
= texsther with the Rate Of Di.,oxat als5 d.
PRIVATE BANKERS ~ AMERICA
= \ oompiete summary ~ the FINA>tR oy
L1kork AND AMERICA will DO Published il
= Sacn edition, toge ther with all the Importani
News of the Day. Also
NTERE.STING STORIES
From an Old Manuscript found in the Fast
= and no where else to be faa.d /. has never
yes appeared In prin, sui furnishes the Most
= Complete History OF
- 3402A1TAIs hTEsT..
ana describing the nost pc rpisNing POSITIONS
= "a which tho ladies and gentiemep Of that
= country have been 30 often found These SO
r'es VIII continue throughon th. whole year
sAa Vii prove the most enter n.uiug eser Of
] fsred 10 the public.
furnished Weekly To Suhacrib.rs only,
n$i year. All letters rust he addressed to
lott JOHN &. DYE, Rr0krr
Fueli.hcr and rlcrri~or ~ wal p. Y.
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Wclearn from the Spiritual Telegraph
that no less than hi'r,y-eight periodicals
have from time to time been started ir
theinterest Of what calls itself "Spiritual.
ISM" Of which s-p,nteer arc still pub
lished.
Mr.. W. Ryckman, a well known 80
slalis. and land rcformer OF New York
died in that city on Saturday last aged
81, lie participated in the war Of 1912
Ralph Waldo Emerson made his sp
paarencc in q Boston pulpit last Sunday
Mr.. Emerson was formerly Unitarian
clergyman, but he left the pulpit fifteen
~ more years ago. Mr.. Emerson dis
eoursed, on the present occasion. to
Arowded audicns, in Music Hall Their,
~ no reading # Scripture, prayer. o
sssedi~fios ats-.diar u s~vie>.
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1857. Spring Trade. 1857,
MINER & BROTHER

H. wholesale Dealers In HI
Dry Goods, Carpeting,
Yankee Notions, Hats,
Caps and STRAY Goods,
Front, st., 3 Doors East OF Perry,
pAgRNPoRT, IewLs a4a=
WYE arc now receiving from Manufacturers .
wv full Stock Of s'-
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
to which we call the attention of the Merchants OF
the surrounding country. We intend to keep as
good Stock as can be found in the West, and
shall se them at prices that cannot fail to suit the
closest buyers Having bought many of our Goods
before the late advance of cotton goods, We can
offer some bargains- IS 3m MINER 4 BRO.
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MUSCA TIME ADYHN.

HLssAn sssIs, IA. war;, rs VAR.
w SEALS = WATT, e
(eNc6smefs b r. J1ek o. & Ans 4 HtsSWi
NJ ILL epntinse The forwarding and con,
w mission business 81 the old stand u 2.
ysehssn md 6sils 4 NoevsT, on Front strsss
Muscalins, Iowa. 4.
HEFE1 no. 80
nsnry fssrem, ESQ, Prss'i c. 4 Z n.
p. Jackson. Muscati,e; Green 4 Hsoae, DO;
Lemp Sells do: r. e. Rock, Cedar Rapids;
II. .jasiels 4 Co do, naais's 4 Drs, Marion;
Walei 4 Wilds Mt. Vernon; Forsyth 4 Co.,
Pitsburgh; 8. Cheno~e eth, Cin.; vcores =
Richards, %; .. Jones & Co.., chieAgos III;
2. shep.Id Z Co.: Iowa City; ". ? Dasiei .
Gally, do; Hull 4 Thompson, Do; ID. A. yaa.
uary 4 Go. St. Louis: Triplatt 4 Sells, do: Dast,
Wiley 4 Bast do; Bryan$ 1iiiteRberger. do.
Sept. n. 'h6. .ssauEE ID q ~ Il. s
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HENRY HoOvgK, "a pipvnA.
HOOVER q BIDWELL.
FORMERLY SELLS 4 HOOPER
,sccessor, ia Pesr Jaeksom
folWafding & Commission Merchant.

AUscATInE IOWA.
NJ are prepared TO attend to any buSisess !,
W our line with the best Il facilities. OF
terms are five cents per one hundred posnts.
comm ssion Tor receiving ard forwarding.
kkSEa ro-sifern stone, Mus ;atin.; L. p.
Farmer, do; Hatch, Humphrey L Co. 40, Hsls
+ Co.. Chicago; r. W. Alexander & Co. do: ".
b Daniels d co. Iowa City Fiske Il Elliott. do ;
=. Sheppard 4 CO.. do. +. SauAay, d.; HUI, 4
Thompson, do; Waterman i Ryan, ~ I.onis:
Heanankanp line, do; Ratcliff j So, do G.
". Clark, Iowa city: O. g. Dor~in. do; Rock 4
Carey. Cedar Rapids; Rock Bro, vinton: W.lsu
Z Wilda Mt. Vernon; n. Floyd, Lisbon; J. +.
ksr'z Lisbon; Elicit 4 Hall, Tiptsa. ssu.
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
sa. .nu Demonstrated at e.G
Kiser, Grew 4 Turner'S Cash SteSe,

= &*4E
Kiser, Grew / Turner'S Cash StsTe,
AT which can BE- seen asd bought very low
n fer CGsh, or Produce, every article that
ought to be kept in Store House. We invite
the attention. Of oil to our aer rsfaur4aa
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Being determined to sell oil kinds II Dry
Coods, and most kinds Of Groceries, q lew Is
they can be bough, at the River towns-and
anxious 10 build up the trads Of Tiptor, We
adopt the motto: ..z -ss..-sts
Small Profits and Ready Pay"
Thus are we enabled 10 compete with Daven-
port Or Muscaiine, and give 10 our numerous
customers, Ito whom we return our sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage. during the
past year) bargains, that will warrant
time or space to name oil our gocds--l5 900
yds. fast colored calicos, new styles, TO II
Cts; II $50 yds Bro. Muslin, y'd Wild, = to 10
cts. We will sell an excellent article Bro
Mus, I'd wide, IL yds. for 81 90. Celee, Su.
gar and Tea st Davenport prices. E4
500 prs. Ladies' com. & dress Bostees, 90 to l,75
,sao s ss1, the Boots i oS TO s sso
s O Children's com. aad dssss shoes, good
and cheap. Ready Made Clothing Cor :, $50 men
and boys; Hats and Caps, new Stylesfor $500
@ y Q q r In M u d #
That as we do C.1SH business business, we
can afford to, and WILL sell Goods lower than
we could on long credits. We will, 70 accom-
modate our customers, sell them Goods at nett
prices, on ninety days note. We hate Book
accounts, and 80 do buyers generally. The day
Of Settlement, like Judgment trfn con.e and IN
happy the man. rho Il not prepared for It. 0
One void 10 the Ladici, to whom we owe
special thanks for past patronage; for them. we
keep every article Of Dress and Fancy Goods.
an endless variety Of Psramettas, French and
English Merinos, Delaines Gro. De. Rhin ,
! Lnstrine and Sat, Duch,n silks, from 80 cts. TO
| 50 per yard.
Faf and Winter Boan,fs and FYo,crs.
oND WORD nNoR II.
OF the few ar ,icles Of summer goods nos on
hand We will sell Il precisely cost and trans
rortation; row tring on your money and get
the worth Of il We went charge you much
Tor Goods anyhow and nothing for sho wing
them. Finally, customers,
=. >. Ed Syards, who stands a. the head
| OF his profession, as a Tailor, cuts cIothe,
for sur customers, and warrants evsry lob. So
proud u he OF his reputviion, he COULDN'T sIeeu
II ne should fail TO please! Traits all
| Respectfully submitted 10 a candid pub,ic.
Sept. 80. Soft KiSER, CREW l. TURNER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

Said a purchaser to horse dealer, sis
that animal sure footcd,' s'Pcrfectly"
said tho jockey, "whcn he puts his foot
dowa. you think he never was going TO
take IL up"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

To 0inny.Foal.
trhss csaes aaa .quawks psfiodikiy and makes
me mad exceedinkiy.l
Tea miserable speckicd csi1sryeu
waa.'n thunder re squawkiag ab,u,s ~@ g
Dses snythink hurt yoa bad : Or do you squawh
Thae way In Ginny where you come from.
And ~ squavks from educational prejudice
whst'n mischief do you pull your homeiy head
Oath from under your wing and sqaawk fors
What's under your wing 10 make yss sQuawk,
You speckled -cuss ~
oonsthink offensive. I reck'n, tissWiss
You'd keep Il thsrs. for It looks better hid
What 10 POS get on the fence and squawk for 7
W 700 sse anythink alaruink you vhite-gilled.
sysckled-feastercd. squsxkinsf colt
aow do you sposs . teller can read or write.
of sleep. or I've, you diseordant old busted
Drsss rrsnsL horn With all the keys opsa
AsI the moath.piecc cracked <
wish eouli ptxen yos. yos evsrlsst!n' perpetual
assawkias mschisst
rsacally cqisoms Of Ginsy wsrssaS
rsnss tamtam and sonchshsll.
dswR east village hrass band
Dry ap. ytu specklsd parody Of mschias shop
Do yDs think that's music, you outrageous vocal
atrscityf
Yos hxiisr1aksgAs exeAbrstcd echo T.
Ioa spawning abstract Of pandemoniuD,
De you think fsller can AFFORD . furnish boot
jacks
And ~ forth to chunk you xiss daily. dos you
Asyis 20 thiak in fanny you speckled pagan Of
a.. African extsication
q ysuS sQuawkiak sass or are ron 'fsard OF me
says s.a.ree
leu hrazcn.throated, shsst,iron.lungcd column
natiun
offcul creation Horcs my slscking brush q
yon!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16

-. Halo, Bill, lend me five dollars!"
aim not your man, sir, for m not FIVE
dollar Bill" swell, then" it was rotor
ted, "you can pas, cant your "rll
try 10"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-16
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