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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
rhe Knce nn rncsday,

ALL1McDE, BosToN and ELLEN Cox were
the competitors. A prettier race was new
er seen in Ohio. The first heat, Allimode
got bad start and fell some 90 feet be-
hind, but in running some 600 yards, she
passed b, III the others and came in swim
mingly ahead time-1 min. 80 seconds.
The secondiheat she got a fair start-got
the lead and keptit, winning the race trl-
umphantIy; iime--1 min. so Z seconds
Allimode is owned by Messrs. Ku'z u Re
Der Of our city--the best stock raisers in
Ohio. We rejoice in the triumph OF the
cold folks at home, not that we care
ANYTHING about Reber y Kulz, although
,hev have been our most decided friends
for the last 80 years. But who cares Tor
friends in horse race. The race was one
of the swiftest on record in this latitude.
Nelly Cox few like bird, and Boston
moved like locomotive, under an ex'r'
weight of l84 pounds-buti its no use' Al
limode can't be beat. She came in Will
perfect ease and with some long yarns t(
let out under the whip.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

E9r WoopERrUL, WEAylNGl-See Geo.
Heilbron's advertisement in another col
umn, Coyeslets the size Of a LillPutan
zen acre field, Githouta seam coupterpins'
carpets, in fact everything to make us COM
Portable. Although friend Hebron is
German and We are native born Yankee
vet we are decidedly in favor of patroni
zing the honestand industrious ofallcoun
.TfifSit "A
tries tiffass ef''n -,, e.s a.,a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

Springfield, Mass. Oct. 3.-Tbe trap
between Flora Temple" and "Lancer
was witnessed by ten thousand people
"Flora" 10 harness and Lancet" under
saddle. "Flora" won three straight heats
the last mile was made in two minutes
and thirty two seconds.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
MARmIED,

In this city. Sept. s9Ih., By Rev. ]. F.
Rsinmund. Mr. JAMES WiLsoE ssd Mss
SUsAEEAH SAITH, both OF this county.
By the same. on tbe evening Of tbs Ist.
inst. at the residence Of Mr. jacob Shef-
fer. Mr. JonS WooD and Miss ELIZA JANE
sLAelE. both Of Ross county.
On Oct. Isi. by the Rev. n. Speek.
Mr.. JoHs u. NICELY and Miss WEALTH
NJ. WELLS. all OF Baltimore. Fairfield
county. o.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

THERnIEI TO THk Survivors,. Norfolk
and Portsmouth have contributed three
thousand dollars TO the survivors Of the
central America who need il, and in New
York there bss been twelve thousand dol
lars. This is very fair, considering the
lines.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

EE IaFE LIKE PicruRasl-D DAeUER-
REM Rpots, See GRIswoLD & Cos. ad-
vortisemepts in to1day's paper. You that
want 10 transmit to posterity 'ac SMILES Of
yeur beuutirul faces, or to cAp.ivate crino
line, or, to hold in bondage the conquests
already made, just call on Griswold--he
can, 6eat,ihe world ia copying nature, We
would get few hundred Of our own phys
icanctGy, butwe don't want TO throw oul
young folks in the shade.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
Tnr ELEcrIox.-We shall print tickets

THE ELEcrroN.--We shall print tickets
FOR the Election, early in the week and We
hope our friends OF the different townships
will call at our Office. anl take vut enough
TO give the American cnSe, a. least $50
votes in each township, that, no will do in
a triangular contest, let hun who dares.
oppose the American doctrines. as Tor Us
and our house, we are determined to do
our duty.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
The q reat Do mocratic Mass Meeting.

The Great Democratic. Mass Meeting
On Thursday night last came Oft the
Democratic Mass Meeting. We had the
pleasure Of ollis'ning to the man who said
che was not a military man, but was soon
to be Commander, in Chief Of the Ohio Mi
lilia,"(we mean the "Payneful candidate"
for Governor. We acknowledge that We
were disappointed. Wehad expected from
,hereports Of the Republican press to have
had rich treat Of imbecile. demagogugei.
cal. blarkguardism; but the foolish man
gave us avsry decorous and gentlemanly
speech! True we do not agree with him
upon The doctrines Of squatter sovereignty,
nor the Dred Scott Descision and many
other things he said which brought to
mind the. old iady's trying to stretch
small blanket to cover large family OF IL
legitimate babies, but take it all in all. it
furnished a beautiful contrast to Gov.
Chase's speech delivered at the same place
a lew weeks since. 'iA
Query. Is there any difference between
Chase and Payne and Payne and Chase?
Both were Liberty men, both were op.
posed to'th fugitive slave law. both were
rahia Locofocos. in 48, and now Payne il
still Locofoco and Chase has taken one
step in advance (call il what you please
up or down the hill) he is now a-a-a-Re
ppblicah-,bats all! We feel somewha
Ike the old woman when she saw her hus
band and the bear fighting: she clapPe'
her hands and sang out, "thats right, hi
him again Jake-4hit him again Bruin;
dom. care . pinch Of snuff which whips
But we had like to have forgotten thi
mighty Mass Meeting; it numbered som
nine--niner--ninety Dred Scots
Sduattsf Sovsreigns, Border Rufiians a
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

ET See ARSKY y hoEHnAp's Advtr,
.issment IN to-days p'psr. siae boys are ma
iives Of Old Fdr6sl5. and we know them
to be good mechanics. honest ard indus :
trous young men. We. tber Store. invite the
attention OF the public generally.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
Stand 10 your Principles--Be
Not Deceived.

MOI TJtCtIVVU'
A lending Republican and one who claims
much influence, has made proposition
that he would give the Republican vote to
one Of our candidates for Representative
in connection with Gen Sandefson if we
will give our support TO Salmon 7. Chase.
o, consistency where hast thou fled. A.
mericans frown down every attempt toaf'
ienste you from your ticket. and stand oil
fall by your principles. Come up to thu
polls on next Tuesday as freemen, and vot
YOUR sentiments without fear. favor or At
lection. Col Trump has been put forth a
your standard bearer and let us show oti
fidelity. One that Knows
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

EETbe New York Herald won't stand
it. 1t refuses to support the ticket at the
late Republican State Convention. II says
that the candidates do not furnish any
guarantee against a,repetilion of the cor
ruption and imposition Of last winters leg
islatiou. This is. we learn, general thro''
out tho State Of New York, and thorough
dissatisfaction prevails as to the acts of the
last legislature. It's Pelicy.was even more
disastrous than that pursued by the Ad'
ministration in our State, w1ich certait y
did little for the public good, and consid-
cradle that was productive Of evil.-7tmes
GF Next Tuesday the election cOmsi
4 IL s,.k kAuoI, H'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
Notice TO fonng America.

TUyHR MEMBERS offhe ghns America Pire In
CINE Company. VIII tnk5 hofiee. thai the reguiaf
tlmes fos holding meetings. aFc NJ follows;
On the 2hd Saturday ofeEth month az AsJ past
o'eIoek. for the purp' se OF eXsreiss.
The regular meetings. Of the Company, are tie esS
Satnrdagl o. SoTenibPr. necember. January. Febru-
airy and March. Gf he pas, siT 6'eoet IN ssFfn'nr,
any OiherInr that he may direct, ios
the purpose OF transastihg Business.
Members Rbsebthg themselves atfny of the above
gnesiuss without lHwful eSense. will be fHeS "a u
IL Only BY striGf 1niion that We esn expertto Keep
up a thofoukl orgirlzation af the CdtDpany.
~ z. POULTON. PfesideII,
J. ". WILEY, see'y.
March 10. Ig57.--4gtf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
The Last wag Of the Hammer.


This number Of our paper closes the por
litical campaign for 1857 Our next issue
will tell the sad tale Of defeats, and tri-
umphs, and foreshadow the gloriicationot OF
the lucky aspirsnt, andthe fearful howlings
ofthe defeated, all-all for the reputed
good of our glorious, country. We have
word to say to that little spartan band.
called Amerieans. ~
Our opponents revile and abuse us, for
the simple reason that we have the moral
courage to stand by and maintain the true
policy Of free, and independent people,
and, the moral honesty to do our duty, aud
freely and rearless(y to execute the pledg-
es that we in common with all, The mem
'bers Of the american party have made. We
ARE opposed 10 squatter sovereignty-we
are opposed TO slavery extension, and we
are equally opposed to negro equality and
foreign influence, and well our Republi'
can friends know it. They dare. not at
tack single feature Of our creed--yet say
they what Is the use, you are in the mi
nority. why not ignore the american ques'
ton, cater for the foreign vote (for the
time being) and help us fight for freedom
free labor, aud bleeding Raasos?" We alb
hor tie proposition that would compel u
to array one section Of our common coun
try,agaihst another. Suppose the primi
tive christians (ths apostles " you please,
had fallen down at the feet Of Nero, an
worshipadat the shrine ofthe idols Of Oh
age, ignoiing the sacred doctrines tavgh
them by the Savior Of the world--wher
now would be'that glorious system of re
hEjon which has revolutiouized the wctld
Mono. fellow freemen, this theory wi
never dofO honest men; truth is might
and must prevail, r..a wi
Come up to the polls then on Tuesda
ne1tand Jet us prove cur fahh by oil
works.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
rnt. Great rngllsIi' Rem edy.

sir James Csafk's Celebrated FRMALE PILLS,
piepared from prsscie ptidn Of Sir James lr Ete.
b. Physician. Extraordinary to the Queen. This
trvaIuable Medicine is unfailng in HE cure ~ all
those painful dangerous disorders ineidebiio Tho
ramac constitution.
II moderates all excess, removes oil oestrneiionr
and briugs on tiG monthly pertod with regularity.
These PiIir Rbad not befaEes bB females fsripc
the FIRST THREE Mn~THS Of Pregnancy. as tbsg
are sars 70 Btipg N.saarrIGge, bat al aAy other
In ali cases Of Nervous NJ SpiHGl Affections, Pain
in the Back aud limbs. H-aynrss. fatigue oh Slight
Exerton, Palpita.i9n ofthe Heart, Lowness OF fspntS
Hvsterics Sick Hradarhe. Whites, and all the papui
Disorders occs Sioned by dsordered system, hese
Pill, will AFFECT cure when a Other meHrf ive fail
ed, and although powerful remedy DO not contain
iron, ealouel! aftim"py. or other mineral
Full dire ti6us accompany each package. Pnce, IN
the United States and Canada. One ll0llar.
Sole Agent for This country. JOB MOSES- "te i VI
Bald win IL Co. Rochester, y. V.
n R.-sl 90 andsix portsgc sfainls eneiosea 70
any auhorized Agent, Nill ensureaOettle olthe Pha
| by return mali 49, - =,
For sale by L. l.. SLoCUd. Lap easler, Ohio. 6. u.
Pickurdt q 10. Circleville,O
July 80, lS5I--syl3.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
TO FARMERS

yTJHg ROTARY cLoRcUTTER Will redase your
ground to any reqnifeJ Glib. IN any ronditen OF
coll, whether wet erdry, ltsil rutnp elsdsin my
size reqnired depth. With aI less HAetioh thEn Tie
barrow which best ont brenk hrh On tie surface
while the heavy roller Ofieh rblls lhth HEaeg II.
Iii the opIy ilhplrFhrit iiiss can Pw heavy or
elodfs land In 6Ydryfpf The lrln hh0deI fbhy DC
ssel a he store Of yOHS EfFIyGER. Maid Street,
who will receive orders Tor The maehins, Nhieh may
J05S RPgINGRR. aRcrt.
Iancas.er PPbrua ~ Ie5s--3Itf
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
6Osrl LOsTn LOsTm

On Tuesday by apiOns and pretty 100
man, on or near the race track. very val
liable Gold Bracelet. Any person finding
and returning the same to this office shall
be literally rewarded.-EditOr.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
1EW CARRIAGE sEcf.
r. C. DIETZ

p G.. DIETZ
n RgsPECTFULLYihfopnsf eiti
oAA/IO zens Of Fairfield county thathe bE
GS$f% recently put mp new Carriage Shn'
~ iram edidteIgi Srear Of RhifS& Laffeis
HdTdpdrS Store Csnfre airy LaNeGstsr OhfS. wher
he wiilconsIantil keep on hand and mnnufaeture s.
ordereyery variety of vehicle In hisline.
TPRepairing done on shovt notice. and the
avop-b eferfns. Dec. H.Ie5i az
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
coMMEnCIAL lETHLLIalNcR
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEw Y0RK. October 1851.
Flour hiss derined sales At ~ sc5 10 for stsIe and
s. iBTs5 Is Tor OHIO.
Wheat has decline a: sales At ssc 9sI % for Nhts
AMI ~ 9Oei 2l for red.
Cora has declined; sales 4teJ9Os cents.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
@. W. BURsTBER, N. D. Ja. DIGELo* N. =
DRS. B0JRSTLER & RJGELOv

"AVE assbeiBied the PRACTICE
Ill MEDICINE aHd ~ RGEKY.
oPPICE-on High stfeel. adjoining the resIdene
OF Dr. Bpfstler here both will be found duTiiig I'll
day when not abseni9 business.
DR.. BigeiOw's resideHee IN on wheeling street,
whe re. .pe rsohe ealling nj niglit will nnd hifa.
Ianca sfer IuIy Al. IRSf--l3U
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

.iRVrWe are authorized to announce the
following, a4s
$50 american County Ticket.
II presentatives--lA AMES r. PEARCE.
ltt91la sg sgll JOHN G. WEAVER.
Probate Judge--JOHN s. iBRASEE.
Clsrk3JOHN RADEBAUGH.
Tteasurer--GEO H. SMITH.
Commissicner-ADAM BRANDT.
Re"otder--R B. WALKER,
In6rmary Director BERRY.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

AuprToR,s oFFIcE, Fairfeid County,l
Lancaster, Ohio, 1857.
hereby cortify that have examined the proof OF
the foregoing laws,and that they are published cor
recy according the copy received from the Secre-
tary of State A. J. DlLDINE.
9w22 auditor OF Fairfield county.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
BALTIMORE MARKET.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET.

HALTIN0REs UcTDDeTU v. IFJT
Flour dnll: Wheat qlet; Corn lower. Hi Gs70S for
White; 7sg7se for yellow. Whisky 23S &c.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
PARTIAL DEAFNESS.
AND
DISCHARGES FROM IHE EAR.

HA RTLgY bcgS TO annpunce 70 JOS W MS pHh
uts with W HON he has been IN communication, lust
be has in compliance with iheir slvciH Requests,
made arrangements 10 establish bis Ear lhsttuinhih
New York; AID he generously Olera ~ attend all per
sons suffering from affections oflhe far, Without eharre
nntil cured-thereby proving hs surcess unequAled.
and protecting the leaf from being swihdled W Pas
ing Aurists xhorbsEt Tess in advance ard
th inAicion of still more serious evils. BY permitting
the application ~ dangerous remedies by neApef'-
enced and unsk illful hands,
Dr. H. may here that he has no conpecuon Nhth
ever wite any person advertising 20 cure deanesf NC
ther has he given permission lnrtAe p'fohcaiion %
certificate purporting 10 emaiata fror hn; ago cas-
not Therefore, be responsible fof4y alarming &c
ouepces resulting from raShness q a,desrerailo Inc
loss Of money may not bc material e some persnns.
mi the OF one Of the m0st HlHrnnl o. IN o
senses ouahtto he regarded aud treated win rnose
than ordinary sOlieitude. ,,ge....A,. At
Dea noise In the head. aud AL d fefseaole DIS
Charges from the Ear. speedily apd pDrnanehly Is
moved without causing the least pain or lneonYoh
ence cure IN all cases guaranteeu "hsIe 'neho'"-
| tion does not exists. A.sdoa .,,.,
Thiyteen yenrs' cIuse and almost undiyioed at.en-
lion 40 this branch Of special prtc'ice nas ehaolso
MIN % reduce his treatmeB 70 such dfRIee o. sue
en.s as 10 and the most cohfr eo and obstinate ehse'
vieId nv steady atieHtion 10 the nsrhs pIetetgen'
The destruction. by Ore, oftho fhllAheiphia Eer IN,
armary-cf which DR.. Hartley was the hra9-bhtnS
sasssd him from hs duties In that city, he has ee,ap
itsSsd n.rmanently his lne,ution. for exclusive Q
,rks iment Of Ear biseasee, stleO btoa~ny Ne"
York. r.-.... =. = ..t..
Sep. %, 1857 5mo 81.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

ARETIRED DPHYSICIAN,7S years ofage,
having lost his Father. Brothers, Daughter, son
in-law Nephsws and Nieces, by that dreadful disease
CoSsuMPFIoS, and suffering with a Cough himself
Determined to visit the East Indies. Egypt ana
where he discovered PREVENTIVE and CERTAIN CURE
for Colds. Coughs, bronchitis, Consumption, Nervous
Debility and Asthma. HiscOugh was scnr'immediate, te,
ly he returned, cured his Relatives, who Inherited
the disease and In connection with his 6n have en-
pIoyed il In their practice curing thousands OF cases
considered hopeless by others. For ihe purpose Of
rescuing many Of his suffering fellow as pos
s,ble he is sending the Recipe To all whb wish it for
10 cents Of pay the postage. and the balance
printing. Address ur. HELTH lDl Spti!g street. op-
posite st. Nicholas Hotel, New YORK. jane l5-5mI
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

EKw ORLEANs. oetobef, g 1857.
Cotton slightly deaTeE sales 81 $3.50 bales 81 l5z<9
l5e. lOur declining. Mixed Corn q. Lard ven
dull. Rio Conee at y ceuts.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08

GE Next Tuesday the election comes
off,, Look out boFsl
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
CITY OF LANCASTER:

N-l-~~~---aA
',a q CITY OF LANCASTER:
FhurOday Morning. ,Octs, 1887
isIAMERIcAN STATE TICKET.
eis fiiiirl fi-a3 -- fft
For Governor.
COLI PHILADRLPHUS YANTRUMP,
'"' ofFairfeld county. M
Lieutenant Governor.
.TatNaTJ NASH Of Lucas
State Treasurer.
JONATHAN HARSHAM, Of Montgom'y
Member Of Bosrd Of Public Works,
Z, WM. r.. ARTHUR, ofsHighland.
niai9s Secretary OF State,
,ljb. +. O. O.. ALLEN, of Ross.
Supreme Judge,
JOHN DAVENPORT, Of Belmont.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1857-10-08
AN ACT.

March 30, 1857. ,Pre'idsrt ofthe Senate
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rRur.4aT sIOrnlnr. loo,s, 1897
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30
FACTS FOR The PEOPLE
Kiser, Crew 4 Turner'S Cash Store,

Kiser, Crew 4 Turner'S Cash Store,
At which can be seen and bought very lev
II fer Cash, or Produce, every article that
ought to be kept in a Store House. We invite
the attention Of all to our
Eyal IMMENSE s1oCK OF GOODS.
Being determined to sell all kinds Of Dry
Goods, and most kinds Of Groceries, as lew as
they can be bought at the River towns--and
anxious to build up the trade Of Tipton, we
adopt the motto:
6 Small Profits and Ready Pay"
Thus are we enabled to compete with Daven-
port or Muscatlne, and give to our numerous
customers, Ito whom we, return our sincere
thanks for their liberal patronage, during the
past year,, bargains, that will warrant
continuance Of their favor. We have neither
time or space to name all our goods-17, 900
yds. fast colored calicos, new styles, I to II
cts; IL 500 yds. Bro. Muslin, y'd wide, to 10
cts. We will sell an excellent article Bro.
Mus, I'd wide, IL yds. for 81 90. Csfse, Su
gar and Tea at Davenport prices.
ESQ $50 s ses. nee BOGUS Loo 100 to TO Zoo Zoo
5 Children's CON- and dress shoes, good
and cheap. Ready Made Clothing for Z, 200 men
and boys; Hats and Caps new Styles for 1880
men and boys.
Bea in Mind! ~
That as we do a CASH business business, we
can afford to, and WILL sell Goods lower than
we could on long credits. We will, to accom-
modate our customers, sell them Goods at nett
| prices, on a ninety days note. We hate Book
accounts, and so do buyers generally. The day
Of Settlement, like judgment, ,ca come, and un
! happy the man tcho Is not prepared for Il.
One void to the Ladiei, to whom we owe
special thanks for past patronage for them, we
keep every article OF Dress and Fancy Goods
an endless variety of Paramettas, French and
English Merinos Delaines, Gro. De. Rhin :.
Lustrine and Sat Duchin silks, from 80 cts. to
50 per yard.
Fail aud Winter Ronnets and F1oscers
ONE WORD MORE.
OF the few articles of summer goods now on
hand We will sell at precisely cost and trans
portation; now bring on your money and get
the worth of il. We went charge you much
for Goods anyhow, and nothing for sho wing
them. Finally, customers,
j. ,. Ed w ards, who stands at the head
of his profession, as Tailor, cuts clothes
for eur customers, and warrants evary lob, So
proud is he OF his reputytion, be couldn't sleep
If he should fail 10 pieasel that's all
Respectfully submitted to candid public.
Sept. '56. a6f KISER, CREW TURNER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30
First Pr~rrtans goki AedaIr t.,.,----~
Life Saved at MI light,
Nv CrrrorieS InStant rure Il p.i,

The moment it il used int ,.Ir !, 3...
through the system, alleys pain .a.taptIv =
four minutes it has dffased fhr tha
phatic system and blooa its Thrift W pous- -
que.'y 'e,cca 's way 'hfoGRh ~ f'vrrsh
structions. relieving infamai, fever, s ",
spasmotic pains, has cured nervo 70 headarss u
~ m =. y eLring ih+umatsm nag eally, y
Incl ~ 70 tut stHe fita aoA Oh Nee lie.
cE Just try Que Dot.ls. Pii.4 z5ets 81
Sold By A. GILsELT, 1 gent
Afro, by HALL d CH.MBEys. ge.,,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

\ @eorTe sp9ode II of the Ms o..ary
d30>@0P, writing from Foo fhoo. China,
say SOW rid Ame.iean ehips are in
port awaiting the arrival of .trecu teas
/ h" hmer.c ths ate green enoagh to pre-
tesrsn ihfu sion Of prussiaa au,, render
Jig th1t article $ scarce and high In the
vicinity Of 'greca teas, that the natives
eau hardly afford to use it on the yenc-
mans Of the verandas If some hundreds
of ga1d ladies' would - with their h cad.
tightly b11dtgcd dly or two each week
With sick he,dacho, and whose only rem
edy Is green tea, would abandon the use
Of green TIA altogether, they would find
in thr rcnadg itself the source Of the
disease"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-30

W." INV" YIN AHI AsAsasTOssus
We learn that a great number of rats
haze been tied up alb We the Milwaukee
and Mississippi Railroad crossing on the
Nis,unsia River, fra number of days
faeywater is very high, filing the chan
mel up to the floor o. the bridge and ID
still'rising. This stage Of the water has
prevented the RATS from passing under
the bridge, and is OBTAINING m,ny million
f.c. tina: th3 owners y re husryirg to the
southern markets,
The raft arc manned by large num-
Or o. stout men who have little obiec.
tioa t. arowaud forsy upon the bridge
has 'beenexpccted for some days. =
- Last evening, We understand, party
usa,a tsthis city, and after consulting the
best legal talent, gave the representatives
sf the company notice that "to-morrow
the bridge must come down" They are
evidently in earnest. and unless some ac-
cammydation talSes p ace, serious di,licul.
@-s may BE- expected. ' a ..4
.Superintend.nt Jarvis of the Railroad
arrived here last night, and left for the
s:eaa Of the expected attack. All the
han Is that the Railroad Cenpany coald
master have also been sent down to de,
tend the bridge, a.4&l .<.@--@4
We did not understand whether tn.
frat bridge, b.low Mazo Mamie, or one
lower down, was the cause of the trouble
hat suppose it to be the first one -
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