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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24
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BY w. q. LUDLOW,
Dealer in
Groceries,
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Hardware,

tlGIuNaiS,
Boots and Shoes,
Has and Caps, Notions, Implements aGd art-
eies generally needed by the farming commrsit%,
and in :act everything that may he called iet ia
his line.
Now lis the tiae t. huy your Goods in order to
&c. th, II yles ana lis wen known fact that his
prices are ALWAYS as low as the lowest
All goods warranted 10 give entire satisfaction.
Please cal! aud examine oar goods whether you
want 10 huy or mot we want your opinion of them.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods, hut
take leeSu4e III doigT So.
W. q. L. has tire a. ency Of the following Medi-
clnes: rr. u. Jaynas sons Family Medicines,
Dr. B0dcy's Fever and que kaIsam, DIR. Curtis
NaInaukc Liniments Merchants Cargiing Oil,
Mem, an Mustang LinimeEt
Ace A. W. iarrison's Columbian Inks, and
| Harlison's Columbian perrumsry, and q general
assortment Of sill Quack Medicines.
| Produce Of al kinds taken in exchange for
| goods. "
2Siy n. @. ludlow,
Opposite the Depot, nurant, Cedar CO.. Iowa.
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Recipe for Making Honey.

Our friend VIM. Virgins has given
us the following receipt which he says
he has tried and knows, by experience,
that it is good, and at his request we
publish it, that all may be benefited by it,:
Take lbs. sugar, | pit. of water,
| drachm of mamma, OF. fresh butter,
| egg, boil II minutes over sow fire;
skim over well when cold; add ( h. hon
ev and strain we'll through linen cloth,
when it is fit for the table.
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The Philadelphia Press says that the
real name of the notorious and eccentric
woman who calls herself Lola Moatcz, is
Mrs, James.
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Our Thanks
Are due to Mr.. T. Brown, of Fremont
township, for a fine specimen of Acorn
Squash. We have tested its quality, and
can say they are the ne Plus ultra of
s1uashes We belieyc Mr. Brown has
large quantity of the same sort that he
will dispose of to those wanting.
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TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.

STATE OF IOWA, D
CEDAR COUNTY.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Chicago
lsga and Nebraska Railroad has located Us
ne 7yer aud across the north west quarter OF inc
eth-wcst quarter Of section twenty I'VE, anu
a7el aud across the northwest and the north east
.HarteIs If the northeast quarter OF sseso"
-g.autv.siy both af said sections being in TOW n
,atp efgatgtso. rangs i've =est OF the fifth pfli-
gal meridian The owners Of said tracts are
aaaoan to tie officers Of said corporation. me
a"rers are supposed b he nan-residents, ana IN
astes is given in order that proceedings may =.
4aI fsr tn assessment Of damages oceasiohea ~
tie location Of said line aforesaid, a. IL Prov
Ssd by the Laws Of the state Of Iowa
Chicago Ioss- and Nebraska Ra'iroaa
By it, attorney
Sent 70 1881 n3e-t NIB BAKER
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Lyceurn.
The regular meeting of the Iyceum
will be held at the school house, this
evening. The public generally, and the
ladies in particular, are invited to attend.
The following is the resolution for dis
custom:
Resolred, That Woman has more infu-
ence over the minds of Men than Wealth.
Affirmative, DR. Mayer and G. G. Mes
tlcrode, Negative, W Spicer and DIR.
Cowan. n. II. TULLOSS, Sec.
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Bay See George w. Elliott's advertise
ment for agents, headed "A Book for
Euerv Mans Library"
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@.n nln AGENTS WANTED. either Ladies
NZ.tUD or Gentlemen, In every town ana
Jast in the United States to engage In gen
tel business by which they can make from SLooo
" 5000 year. For particulars, address ehelo'
rtay .fatop = A. DEWEY, Il CO..
pox Isl, philadelphia, Pa
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r,EAPERS Il MOWERs-.Atkin's seltrak.
IL er. Manny's 4 ID. :. Warner co.'s Beiot
neaners: We are agents for the above celebrated
MaeLires and can supply them at factory prices.
o. james Il G.. A. Myer.
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Number ~.
Town Property AMI
Ear II FO II s All

r Offer for sale all M Town property, 'or
/ or in los to suit purchasers. Aasi also i
taree miles East Of Upton on Sugar Cfsk,
fmbercd and well watered, one OF lac best :
.arpis in l,wa, over enc huadred acres hfok'
fenced, dwelling noue and a good wea o
ter, containing 4Sa acres.
For terms OF sale call on Tie undcrss Ent
Upton. ls:f JOHN II. IT !
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AEOOK FOR EVERY MANS LIBRARY

RARE INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS.
Canvasser wanted to obtain subscribers for the CON-
PREHENsIvE GEoGRAPHy AND History, ANCIENT AND
MODERN, OF THE WORLD; BY s. O. GoaDRICH. (pe-
ter Pariey. Handsomely bound in cloth gill; aud Illus
raed with go beautiful engrayiHgs and 80 maps Price
So Sold only by agent to each II whom special dis
rict will he given. Applicants shand state what
ties they would like to The book il ready
Copies will he sent by mall post paid receipt of the
price Bills all solvent hanks taken par The Home
Journal of this work: an family whatever should
be without it, For full particulars in regard agen
ey, address, GEORGE W. ELLIOTT,
Publisher and Bookseller.
No 10, William Street New York.
" r All kinds Of school and miscellaneous hooks
cheap publications, stationery and maps furnished
the very lowest prices. Orders solicited.
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spI>MALLs roN.a. ,iL,aI.ni. 60

\ sPINW Nh. TONI MIXTURE, eoin.
~ rels belief in It's eirary, Whenever admin
isterel in Fever Il que. Ii spns tie its ~ sna
denly a. shutting off steam sseIss a locomotive -
Moreover it restores the muscular signr AMI de.
pressed spirits ofthe patients. Prepared fura the
Original prescriptions, and with ample dirrctjou.
by James T. Maxwell i.uecesso,a a. lanes : AZ
pinwalO Sc Williams street. ~
For sale by GILBERT 4 60.
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sALshM EcR The THROAT 8 LUNGS
In Eecriis M Remety for coughs, eoios h,e,c.itis
iags, rto4p'ag coaah jafarrd htues, asta
sore threat, d,frath brraesag host, sraess .na
consumption.
By the use Of this Basam q tight cough II loos.
ened-the lungs and throat < h,a'cd--thv nerves
are quoted, and tii breathing lcconrs fee ana
easy.
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HARDW ARE
MES & G. A. NJ Z r,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreigr. g. Domestic Hardware,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE,
House Furnishing Goods,

Ce>1,,r st., Upton, lara,
ARE now receiving and opening the Largest ana
Best Selected stock of Goods ever brought to this
country, which have been selected With great
care and purchased upon the best terms, from tine
manufacturers agents thereby saving the advance
usually paid hy those purchasing only small guam
titles from josbers and enabling us to offer them
to our friends st small advance upon Eastt IN
prices. We respectfully solicit an examination of
our Goods, before purchasing elsewhere, as we are
determined to dispose of them at Chicago and ST.
Louis prices.
w name In part
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Town Froperty.

EoR SALE. Some good, desirable business
l. property in the business part of Upton, with
both building and lots. Also desirable dwelling
hous es and lots. Will be sold cheap. and on
goo terms. WELLS SPICER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24

Cold Weather.
The FIRST real "cold snap that We have
experienced this fall, came suddenly up
on us last Monday night, when ice was
formed about one-half inch in thickness;
but as it has been SO much behind the
times in getting along, our crops were
mostly out of the reach of its effects.
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rLASS.-2h0 Boxes of 4. 4 u. II. Chambers
NJ first aaaiay city glass, assorted sizes,
% J. x Z. A. Myer.
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5cttle UDI-
ALL PERSONS. knowing themselves jptg..bt-
ed to the Undersigned, either hn note CT Laot az
count, are hereby notified to cal and sett. the
same before the titst day of sept next ~ l,s 10.
ing so they will say trouble ana costs.
21m3 T. A.f. D.tAIlst.%.
Toronto frwn
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Lamps, of every description; sewing Birds,
crochet Needles, china Figures Patent Nu,me =
Gratcrs Port Monnaies, sc gar cases, curtain ms
and hands, Banioes, famiourines, Niolins, Guitar
aud Violin strings. sfeetac .es, Pocket aompasses.
Tape Lines, Horse Fleams, Pocket hniges, stair
Rods Heuse, Nhitepa ash, Scrub, DaAt aud Paint
Brushes, Stair and clothes Brushes Toastcrs Std
Irons, Patent selfheatins Irons House Bells Rat
Traps, etc, etc. 25tf
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HENRY D. GROWN.

NJ AI'.S--90o Kegs Shoenbereers Juniatta
\ Mas, assorted. Is J. l. e.. 4. Nyer.
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Table and Pocket Cutlery. Files and Tool
Guns, Rifles and KeyoIveis,
agriculture! implements,

Consisting tG Corn Sla,crs, Straw-cutters, Lit
tie Giant corn and cob crushers. Horse RaheS, a
superior article, ilQHs cullivators, Scythes era
dies, Hay and Manure Forks Hand Rakcs, Ok
yokes Snaths, Hoes and Rakes, etc. etc, ct".
Chains.-~Iog, Halter, Trace, Coil Binding aud
Tifal chains, pEmP chains and Fixtures complcte,
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Il n b Ids Extract Euc h u

Pharmacy and Chemistry
with the greatest accuracy and chemical knowledge and
devoted in It's continuation See Profess Uwer<r
Naluaie Works the practice Of Fhysc. and most OF
tn hit - amlarl ManEs Of Mnaic-L.a-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-10-24

One hundred dollars viii lie paa to any riyscfaa who
prove that the medicine I'M afed rnicnt; and
the testimony of thousands be produced prove
that the medicine injured patient and the test-
nony Of thousands he produced prove decz
great good. Cases of from week thirteen years
standing have been effected. The pf Voluntary
Testimony ia possession of the Proprietor YouchHg
virtues and curative powers, IL Immense, embracing
he anes we'll 10
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26

Fefed a required during the fiscal twenty per centum retained may at the discretion the commandan be maid
 etH on me hrst of tanuary, April July and October Neh ht devenes have been >a>fac0ry and the balance r per cent will be paid bv the respective navy agents
 urty days aer the oi bls, tTIplicate huly vouched and approv ed. \" part of the per centum 10 be pad until all he Telceed articles offered the cont act shall have cen removed from the yard unless specially authozed by the depar nent " r wl be stipulated inc contract thai if defapl, shall Ina
 ue bA lhe parties ot the first part delivering all or any '' ne dfse' mentioned cias> bd for nt the unalitv hd al the times and provide l. then and in that case he ad parties tneii and pay 10 the nited states s"'" oI money not 10 eNceed amount of such ttd-> Which m be from time to lime acco,dn, :, l-43. F apteu 'iaeh
 sue'ie must sign he contract and their re 'erl'e to by collector district attorney or S'ie o"ef per on shti- i-act0nly known the reau.
 IT l> tn be provided in the contract thai the bnean shall ae me oMer of annung the withou or a. 'ase 1o The gore nment Corgre,, shall not have "ue 'urenl appropraon> f,r the articles named or for me comp eiIon of works estimated for, and on which th. T., baed and shall also pnwe To in eAe n llhlhl-h the quantities the classes nol eanea hl E the schedule feuns "h,e offers >hal be accepted will be nor riiet by
 ef h""sh the post oce which shall be consider tu snHc eni; and they d" cnntrac for the supplies >peci ed within fieen the dae o notice ron he Dtleau ot he acceptance of iher bid contract "h be made with some other person persons, and the hrlnt" "t nch detaulng bidder will be held b i'r all de iuquencie,
 Al offer nOt made c0nt0raity with this adver. isement "Ii, ihe option of the blJeau be rejected
 hose only whrse offer be accepted viii e not hnd contract ~ii be ready for execution thereafter ', may be practicable.
 ir1,
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
For tile True Democrat. MY MOUNTAIN HOME.

BY MRS MARY c. URMsToN. The waving prairic> wild and free, The gaudy flowers the humming bee, The birds that sing, memly, The laugh hear 50 full Of glee While am sitting lone and sad, Without one joy to make me glad, Arc .is-e>s things, While ! dl foam h memory irnd my uoua,aiu home Where a child the Iiyeious luy Nould 'neata tLa shady laurel play, CT listen u wv Vii. b.4I',Iay, or -l,Aar flowers so bright and gay; Or nestled in some ,l,a y uooa, Would watch ,he .gla,ag ba5b.ing brook, Or watch ,he ,tu,> i4 heavens bue dyne. Away i!, ny Io.rl myuu. 4lu home. Gone those ,ay, 1.royor ae. And willie WY 4oomc |, foam ut4r, ! ~a.ch tAs d.,y-go, I. h, ,.r, Ills >ayly rubl 4u with ,Jar, Aii lanyy oiJ, lAe once u.rc be. F.,HteNery yNv .l.l .ru1.e Me, E.r-c-;u. uat " : eclu.l..m A eHA." in my io,, n uuruu Ayme "a. e.dl 2ra~t .he A..ua- ye.a,, Ant r'.l ,5e.n h-ts viii a,, ,a-jr .,l~- Their 5iet-, -h-ir trials, aal .aeir tq..rs, Ani A.r wbt. ucurH ony hy.Is- Na.N "i.. niy mother o, M yuv, sA -...> laughing ybia yu,y morv.) mht.7 I,,eI n, m.r, \, r,lu. A'1> from ny loved u,.uul4iu home. Ms eh..h9oI~ b,my tr4we.. tr,u-.. I"N memorie~ ta~ ttc .h-e uc..-- How sie,c- my hyart w, 'uiu to Jeff, Vtf buriei memories farewell Auei, Lite'e stern realities are here Ani must put aside the tear, And think no mere of my loved home, My loved my lost. my mountain home. Poc4AuetaS, Arkansas 1851.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
Agents fol the True Democrat.

ARkANSAs
 arkgnsas CouHty-N. II. HALLIBURroS. Arkansas Post. V T. JOHNSON, South Bend. Atfg-JA's NORRIS and A. J HAYS, Hamburg; Dr. l.. L.
 MARTIN, Long View.
 Brlilcg-JoHN HAvIs, Lanark; w. l. LEPHIEw Win NJ
 NFALKENBURG, Warren; JOHN VI. BURNs. Mt. Elba
 Beutonville Crteadr1-JNo. $. HOLLOWAY, Marion. loiHm'GIW H. STEEL, Magnolia; II II. CLEARY Falcon. Cark-J. k. THOMPSON and J. II GROSS, Amty; SAM NJ. soofT' Arkadelphia; JACOB WELLS, Tere Noir. cIrroH-lion B. BUNCH, Kings River; w. W. WATKINS, rouraD--R l.. CARGILR Springfield CHeot ALVIN AsHBRooK, Columbia; A. 4. MCGEE,
 Games Landing.
 Carforf-GEo AUSTIN, Van Buren, D-eD-J. S JORDAN, Monticello Desha-Ilr. Jo LRNLEY; IoHS CARROLL, Napoleon. FraRShH-ROBERr C. TwEEDY, Ozara. Flh0H-IohN :. SHAVER Cross Plains; J. :. RUSSELL, 5rees JOHN w. MITCHELL, Gsinsyille; W. NJ. PEsp1Es, Hempstei& -RoB'r L. PHILLIPS. Washington Hof Spring Dr. ]. C. H ALLIBURroN. Rockport Dr. w H.
 HAMMoN0, Hot ~gtng'; H- PHILLIPS, Far Play; JErH- i,ard-H J> \. BECK, Table Rock; D. W. JEFFREY
 and .. J. MASON, Nount Owe. Irqepcaleace- ReuaEN HARrHAM, BatesvIlle Dr. M II
 JACKSON, sulphur Rock. Jsfersop--J l. H4NnErr, Pine Bluff; | SAVAGE, Lehi. IoiaSoa- Col. JoHN =. HoUsroN, Ciarksyiie. Jack.oa-C. II. JACKSON, Elizabeth; D. M MARTIN, Mt Lafavet,e--J VI NoxraoNERy. Le,,isyiue. Larrcrce-J. \. IiuLHoUsE smirhve; il KING Jackson:
 M.i. HARDIN. Canton: Ntu. VAUGHAN, Eyeuing Shade MoatgOmrrg-ioHN B. GAERsrr Mt. ida. Roaroc--WAsH PEBBLES, Aberdeen. Hll's0a--J R. BERRY, Hunt>vrl'e Iiarioq--D. C. WItrIAMs. YelNIHe. Jsaebta-R. B. SMITH, Camden; RoB'r ATKINSON Leeks Store
 Tr--g--non l.. D. HrLr, rerryyllI- P'ssct-tion. Lswr, sprsIN, len. ". THsowsk Boil
 
 PbHiDs-C. +. ADANsoS. Helena Pke-W. B. SPEER, Antoine; r.. ii. ApANs H H. MERI- DErH, Wilton; Wm. J. ksLLEY. Nur,reesboro Ppr-R. II. H0wELL, Dover; C. F. ToBEY, Norstown Pire-Col. JA's E. GArEwooD, De, Arc. Rigl1lpt-JoHN NcCOy, Pocahorlas. Y. trIacts-S ". ( 'HFLDEESs. Madison: MClb ASIFI. LA1gniiie; Gso ". ~EABoRS, Tayl0r's Creek s4liae-Mm. \. NR AWFORD Benton; Juage ". E. BEA- gERs, Lost Greek. seg,srA " CoLs. Parsclfta; L. NEAL Center Point; Hon CHA's PErrIGeEN, BroanstoNn. S,ott--R G. GAINES, Park 5r. p. C. WRIGHT. sarcg--Hon S,N iEsuE WiIey'> Cove lFtor-W- L. HrNr, Htisboro'; II. B CouB, Meeks; J
 ARyoLn Li,bon; N. K Cowst2, Edorado. Tan BereH-L. R. EENABLE, Clinton; D. B. CARGILE Quit
 
 Ha.ingt0H-L B. CUSNINGHAN, Fayetteville; J. C.
 MCIUIRE, Mciiuire'> Store. Fdjt--H. REED, Searcv. rHos NJ. ALEX ANDER, Velvet
 Ridge; GREEN C. CARUrHERs, Cold N ell. Tsl-N. \. May, Danv,'e; i.LvI ARNOLD and Dr. JOHN
 srIRNAN, Dardaueiie; los GAULr, Biaiflon p In aidt9n he above list of agents Post Masters vino friendly To the paper authorized and requested to act agents.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
For the True Democrat " NEyERMDRE.o
BY JOHN CARTER.

 With beating heart and longing eyes A coward at Iii, post Who hts not seen, when mem'ry flies To that far distant coast, We cal. the past. some vision ri before him ike a gnos,. on such one I saw tonight, Wh"ntht loud wind, did roaI; Yer ortu.lin- locks were passing bright, L'sl o.. tnt. misty shore; And While Acf mantle waved in li-ht, She la'rmurci, nerernorc.' Shr scemci to s1e far on the Wave, The ruei >Lip that bore Her Ioter co \ watcry grave ra tinia tile lovely shore; AnI, a.e She called on heaven to save, NAc whispered, nc, ernor.. Ihao asw walk in dark despair, An' hear the tempest roar, We tIinN niuu the visions fir Ihu storm MS ,Ioud,d c'cr: Anl, tl.ewt lray for strength to bear, We t.u.er. nc.ermprc. OkmooH. 4-}.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
NO. B.
TIE MARSEILLES HYMN,

The following is the best English translation extaht of the celebrated MarseiIles Hymn ne interest lmparted to it by Madame Ra bel, added to It's intrinsic merit as composition, induces our publication of it at this time: hlse; %! sons of France. with ardor glowing! The day of glory has appear'd! Do you not see the banner flowing By tyranny against us rear'd? Do ye not hear the shouts of slaughter feIPd forth by the ferocious race, Who come to stab, in your embrace, The friend, the wife, the son, the daughter? To arms, uy countrymeu!
 In battles firm array.
 March on to pour their blood impure!
 To armsl to arms, away! What projects are those legions sharing, With traitors. slaves and kings combined? Those chains that they have been preparing 50 long, rwhom are they designed? Ye sons Of France! for you! perditon! What fury should within you burn, llS you 'tls you, they bid return, To groveI Tn slaves submission!
 To arms my countrymen! Good God! and shall the hirelng stranger P7otane our dear domestic hearth? And are our proudest chiefs in danger Of being spurned by slaves to earth? Beneath the weight of letters bending, Small we our oppres,ors beck,
 In homage bow the knee and neck, On them as On our gods depending?
 To arms, my countrymeu! Iremble, ve manifestations, tremble, By even those ye serve abhord! Ie parrlcdeS, behold assemble!
 The terrors of your just reward! All start to be delivered from you; And if our youthful heroes fall, France from her womb shall others call, Like Pailas armed to overcome you.
 To arms, my countrymeui Ye sons of Frarce while bravely giving, The blow. as nohly to forbear, Those miserable victims, driven
 nWlilIng against us, spare; But let your grasp of vengeance smother The ptrncde'S accurs'd array,
 Those monsters, who like beasts of prey, Would rend the bosom of their mother!
 To arms, my couutrymen! Spirit, that in the patriot shnest
 We claim thee for our shield and guide! And then oh Liberty dvnes!
 Come, battle at thy champions side! Victory shall OCT ouI banners hover, When summou'A in thy manly tone, Come, see our triumph, and thine own, Thy fallen foes eXultng over!
 To arms, my countrvmenl
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26

Come to Me in My Dreams.
 BY e. D. PRENTICE. Come in beautiful dreams, love, Oh, come to me oft, When the light wing of sleep On my bosom lies soft. Oh. come when the sea,
 In the moons gentle light Beats low on the ear,
 Like the pulse of the night When the sky and the wave Wear their loveliest blue: When the dew'S on the flower And the star on the dew. Come in beautiful dreams, love, on! come, and we'll stray, Where the whole year is crowned With the blossoms of May Where each sound is as sweet As the coo of the dove, And the gales are as soft
 As the breathing of love; Where the beams kiss the waves And the waves kiss the beach, And our warm lips may catch The sweet lesson they teach. Come in beautiful dreams, love, On! come and we'll fly, Like two winged spirits Of love, through the sky: With hand clasped in hand, On our dream-wings we'll go, Where the starlight and moonlight Are blending their glow: And on bright clouds we'll finger Through long creamy hours, Til loves angeis envy
 The heaven of ours.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
NI,N GOODS.

AEWBERN X HUGHES are now in receipt of q ~ large and full assortment Of Fancy and Staple ly Good~. suitable to the season Brown and beachej Dome>lics; Prints of uil huee and eoior~; Mosquito Bars common and bobiue'; plain Black N]kS: Cotton io>c ( ton Gloves; Buttons Pin, Needles Steel Pens Patent Leather Brt-: Moravian. 0o,..n. Flax al Spool Thread; Cosmetics and Miii- ary Soaps: Planters Linen: B.uu~e Luen Irish Linen; totton2de-; Cotton Cheeks E"rhero stripes; >k iIaudGercmete; Summer CraNats: Knitting Nee -g,; Fiddle Strings etc., etc, ete. All cf which viii bc sold cheap t..r cH~n. May , l~a7.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
MASONIC WORKS.

2l ACKEY'S Lexicon of Freema,onry con "A 4FR taimng def ition of all it, communi- '. .S catve terms. notices of it's history. traditions w and antiquities and rites and my st, of the ancient world.
 ~key's Principles of Masonic Law. treatise on the Coi'otitut olaI Laws U,agcs and Land Marks Of Frecma>pnry.
 Anderson, Constitution of Freemasorry. edition of l7Z3.
 The Masonic Trestle Board by Charles w Moore. The Masonic Mirror, lst, 2d, ad and 4th vols, blund.
 Received and for sale by
 N,v 1q .--
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26


 CoTToN-The high price of upper leather ha> been somewhat checked n France by a substitute q prepared lnoiesnil-thlck cotton t"I'I, with q nap.
 S' says one the p1pers. It i> another in. stance of the usefulness of cotton. W. aro LOW clothed in cotton--sierp on cotton-use cotton Tor npowder--will presently perhaps walk on in-and thus this is d new sim of inc vane of our cotton hells
 With the vastly increasing consumption of thls stapie--not o'iy by the semi-barbarons countries opening to it and higher civilization but by It's new uses in Europe and among our Se'VeN-lt lS no wonder tuat the great question ot 'he future is as to how the sulplv shall be sufficient to meet the demand.
 The only obstacle M the ,av of solving this question lS pseuio phiIanthmry. That aside, amt these southern State, could keep EngIaud and t'rmce and Gcrmauy-to sav notbino of New Eh4!and-concinua.y at work in their mtiis. But they, whilst needing cotton. are dannln- up ana Gowu the sources whence alone t seems possible for them to getit. The almighty dollar" principle will not stand long aSanSt this lreS>ln. demand; and presently the memory ot WlIberIorce and tAe folly of his representatives, the aboltonists, may find as Httle respect m England as they do in Mobile At all events, our planters may 20 to work ana make b5 crop-taSing care, in the mean tune, to put something into pork and potatoes and corn. They can find markets for all thev can make No doubt of that.--.uoJle Tribune.
The true Democrat., 1857-05-26
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