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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-28

LAST LITTER OF A SUIcTDH-The following IL
We letter written by young Kinney, the printer vho
sled himself n Nestneld Chsutauque county, on the
17th= -
wrrYup, Augun N, 1857.
Dplp BRorrup SsrvR--I have but few words 70
cav and ell ash 10 10 forgive and forget they
sot me drunk oy never should have done ~ Bl can
set bach HI. horse ard buggy, but me he'll never sec
sg,in for have just bought the pistol which viii do the
sork I will ole. since she was married have not
wanted to ~ Send for Gco-ge 70 come and live with
you Nov, Jipmy, -hep asked 10 come and see me for
The last time do u with willing heart Jimmy, take
care OF poor mother, and now farewell forever.
p n KINNEY.
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grl<mp FOR DovE-BusIED AT rHs Csoss
Ecsns We lean from ihs wheenss Iudierc~ that on
ha,5Ay ku young srl named Eriwine, whose fAher
resides sh Creek ss W MARSHALL county, ocmmiued
sacse BY hsrgipg The csuse ~ this cnrylps oui OF
10 pirate rcsnte dtsppointpcrtD love she obtspcd
y.sgat.Cn 70 ~ 10 csahf near her lNhers bcuso "
A. bsr bark for nding woi, and observed " lake
rote Win her. sue remsned ont longer thtn vas her
waste and search eng Instituted, tae unfortunate r@
fsKi Suspend cd 10 TIE hub OF tree scpE. Mss Esv
it, YES about rs Years - sac Interpretations people r
Is te'gbhcYh'Sd world no. allow her 20 ~ buried In M
= ts or.~r fos.s, In scc0danos rim he'heOish custom
aaa AZ oSsol5te hr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-28

ire Boston Advrttar, Of tho 25tn iariant rsp;-Ths
United safes ssesm ffgse Roanoke ~zs taken into tue
dry dock At Cnsrtsosn, rucsdsy sfeTcoa Previous
sns her, the bed blocks we're arranged a. 10 o.
tho 81, pose clifton OF her keel, vklcn, near
ouli bc calculated elevated he cenire about
ave hoass, ABd gradually falling 10 ~ prcuef lese Al
;be how and stern OF the shp rhe hu has seod n the
b0css ard the ugsstn W net decided BY the Bard OF
Cunructcn whether ~ say TIE vessel In her present de
feCve condition take her out Of tho Dock act tao
k,e block, evol snd tcr tskng Der again OF hsm
repair he inlay. In every other respea the ship IL sid
20 be In coed condition. large number II her Grew
Shore leave Of sbssuce OF about ten Gays being
granted.
The ~bols number Of ne, employed 10 various
rhauicsl Departments snc on the public WORKS In the
Navy YARD Chsrlestosn At the present tine, 10 stated 70
be $50 Add 10 tina 300 silore board the Oho. 40
In the barracks, and 80 marines board tue
ohio. ito OF persons attached TO The station
cluslye 81 urosTs s up~arde OF 500 The anosui OF
mopsy dpturscd BY the Purser Of the yard, for labor
perf,rmed dung tue frst $40 weeks In this month"; was
81, es4 %
The .tc,m frese Mississippi, from New York for China
yssed the Goth instant IN ~ Al, long cox, By
chip ser smpore, al 8cstcn, from New Orleans.
The UShcd states frgsto Lawrence Opt. J. B. Huh,
Iefnxiped a. Rio Jeueiro July ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-28
special Sessions.
Before Justices Osborne and Wood.
nntpxu,u uvps,p~

ApsuH ~ Although The calendar large mis- morn.
NJ, yet through the promptness aud efficiency OF Justice
ons0u, lwho uuoeremouiously cuts shot the "yNrHs"
iSAf prisoners and oompainAn feel disposed 10 spin
essy speedily disposed or We glad that Justice
Osscrn has followed the ser. Of Judge RusseD who
D. adopting this par enabled TO valusols
sa.. Howcvor gratifying rsy be for hundreds OF
Ssafs-s Of both perss 10 su FROM O'Clock n the m1ruiug
81 TIE afternoon bs,ef log n inc domestic history and p
yss wrong. Of every individual bSsiss grievances 70
pan Ct, tie Erest nuisance ID zee ~h1ss slime ls
soseY, ;" Who oren compelled attend ibis Court.
]~7ce O.born tho 'nsoks o ,nc community for
In srpcsitlon 10 tfo,t reform In thu maicr.
Ancrz the which broaghi before Alten-
too of he Judges his morning the maturity OF wnico
OFFICERS
J,hn Gelesn sent 10 tar Pcrhentia-y fer tares
aStev, he having nrsoled otoc- George HAn, of The
rwCneih p.ecincs, on The Esd III vao In The dmonaTge
An ro,rsp ocsvrr
ran calling himself Francis tnomp>an was ohsvveS
via pcrpcusiins al aggravated sssult upoa Jc,sc p
pari VI the rpurtd Dveonc the gtn ~ Apgn Ufcer
rssrok Knew tbe lndiyduai and rorir OF nr repo a.
..S on We, John JENKINS, AMI tbs he
svcape1 convict from New Jsr-sy JENKINS otguise1
bsok-ni h. out ~ soon e. re was lssef nj no bar
- recognized bv the oflcs-. cd "bisd" do
ant 10 tue fent ptsry f1r tha fol- ters mo1tts
L.Ec.xSs.
A'srfrder Ross was iTed AM convefef OF svH'ing q
esrs ooh co.t worth $40 from tue Msrcatns ac 81 IN
fCoa strcet, the sC.n OF ArgJt JesIi u Knner
o. ~isnes) caught pr,orer 10 The sos u ctylny Il
ss-y PsniDnu.ry su oion'n-
Brrrss.
tah cg h1t'cr vcr,h s3 firm The rorc of
;s-ph Niho, s23 EshSh avenue, toe 25h inSant ~
Jea, smith. Mr. Ksnioe Of we,biagtor street, Jon5
lsi-irs hmfou " butter uan ne hsd crnstiauons
rs 70 appropriate TO bim.ef ve-y udeoty olu1ci
a. .nes he vas SEM 70 The PenIcnaAy Tor four
nzac.hs
Tavsrd Brown Was hsed az Cor szzaulrg John II
sse Barssry, residing At 5n scvco,h avenue, .wo,e
III o. the 25la or lt smile Al tho bar =
fysce oourt svins been ordersc ~ God osi for goa
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FsxNcH WAS STEAMER ToTxERRs.-rbis unfor
eSss,e vessel some weeks al Q1asu,ne with yellow fever
Sos~d, weighed snsnor yesterday, homo ~srd pouni
-. oil have q sad report 10 make Out OF hundred
MA eighty we're from nrst N iss aaos cd add sixteen
,ar victims Of the scourgo-thrce passage from
yr, Cruz srd thirteen after -aris The lives OF nys OF
sfss last however, we're already dspaired OF on the
manner, arrival at Qusrtntne The mortality great
~, II proportion among the officers Net ons cspod tbs
acct and all bot Lieutenant hsuie,, commanding ana
zoe yriehlpvso found graves either NJ In foreign
go hos able land Hsd the scourge proved fstsi vita
.vo nl-o there world have bceH risn lef capable
o. r.s1ss,ins me vessel home Nslo Orleans Psoayune,
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Terrinc Hurricane ia Wisc0nsin-L0ys OF
Life amt Property.

From the Chicago Prets, A agust rs
Yesterday Laorprg tbs Press contained teegraphio
hao passai over portion sf WISCONSIN friday night
lag, The papers OF yoste rdsy contain further
particulars Off
THR STORM AT WOODLAND.
At Woodland, on the la Crosse Railroad, the station
nou,e was bo-n down car, blown from The track, and
others a. In ruouca The station nanser Mr. Fox while
endesvorinE TO stop enc train u freight cars sol
in nOion BY iae wind, gas run over and
down there we're some ten persons within, seven
~ HON less injured and two ths ee,
informant ats, Reverey that fears entertained
hey Viii net recover store near the depot MAS blown
oown spc man severely Injured
The telegraph office in the freight depot, which va,
all blown down, leaving noihDg but the platform. The
Instruments we're taken Off severed from the wires and
carried distance of forty feet The operator, whose
our infor msDt did not know was severely injured
Frepcbnan tlkcr w by the bril- ind and carried
distance OF one hundred feet and only saved from de.
It scon by beug cas-, against the sump OF tree When
the eating house tsken up three women inside
vs.b ms dthcs me house wa lined over their heads
and strange 10 say, trey were not injured In he leas;
The Post ce In the south tide II the depot and the
folio ing morning letters and papers we're found distance
Of two mies of The tavern nearly demolished. /.
sized building aud VIII tne wind struck the
upper story taken oa and tho brick Of the chimneys
embiug dean l. was In this building that moot OF
the injured once received their wounds.
Woodland Is laid level with the dust, the only thing
standing beng the railroad water tank aud one Iog hut
AT COLUhBUS
Al Columbus on the Aiertowa road the hurricane
scarcely less fssrfai Everything was prosua.ed. One
his heso Fearful tnst . than oraina- storm
coming be sent bis fsmily Into the cellar, aud she
slem III 10 secure the doors ADD windows tho eor IN
sfpcx, and IN infant The house fell upon thon Mr.
Clark killed smoet Instantly, and hs wife injured
severely that entertained Of her
SeveTs others In tho town -efe more or less Injured.
LAYER.
The klrsuke AmaScdn says
hens Ct destruction s,ill reach 70 10 press
T. from SAukvie In this Sae, informs iaAt in
that vcli the whlrsind less desiruouse than a
Woodland. houses blown down and trees uproted
Fer miles sud mes the VII r~ind made its gay, ay Ing
every hing before H. We fearful that the damage Y
the sou heru portion Of Wisconsin OF great amount
Fedg Of and such OF wheat tarp up and scas
tered Several persons slightly injured, bat none
severely thai our informant heard Of
At PORT WASHINGTON.
r-o gentleman rso arrived 10 this city this morning
from Pon Washin Iiop, learn that I'll thai place 70
number Ut houses unroofed buildings blown do
and trses torn ny. No lives, however, we're lost
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Our Portland C0rrssp0ndsnoS
PORTLAND. August ~, 1857.
Tie Grand rumk Railroad Of Oanads- Way N 'eAieh
Things are ka~ased on the OtAer SIDE Of ne Line
You have NO doubt article, recently puoished
In the Mon real Advertiser giving expose VI the mis-
cement OF tho Oaaads Grand Trunk Railroad We do
not expen The Joha Boil stockholders In England VIII be
benefited by anything which may DO puonsned They
arc accustomed 70 things done in England After tho old
way and Will therefore take tna. improvement
are made In Canada No who travels this road
say that Ia very well managed though he salaries
paid ought 70 hire good The Superintendent Goa
eral Hanger ID . Mr. Bidder, Of Montreal, who're only
Qualification for that post that no has served wen.y
or more railroads. within few years put, Ne was ia
moderate sars Of about E3 oC0 year In Ameries he
Sould hardly be employed n take charge Of freight
ssiicn; but no sui the John Bulls, VINO oad rasnsr go
along 10 he old fAsh,ouot way than ADOPT t1e
YAl kee improvements on railroads.
The principal officer Toe roat draws about the
pay .. the Geusr. s.naEer, while the iresh. SCENTS I.
KrgtSn And oihe' mporAn oues ony given $500
$6G6 year Aosi Of NE freight SCENTS and other en-
po es OF The road are ntnou any practical Sidse
rail- Dad materA No wf4n nsruo ions Il zen them
ana they are expcced 20 guess out their duties OF course
a. might bs expected, many sc,tents happen. some Of
The locomotives Imported from Great Britain " this
ROAD would asienirh the people on your lines.
The ROAD II net very well nui and generally runo about
Two niles Out Of ume because ns contractors had pay
60 pnch U rgost q was near tie towns fns ROAD Is
acT ooig te able fair business in consequence Of
ourson uckets being sold for trips from the VARIOUS Osnx
dian owts Portland and ba * reduced rates. cnis
coed suggestion, but with little effort double tbs
amour, ~ ncse.s piYh bsva bean sold The anAdians
buy excursion tickets ~ the ar bsox, b., they
DO OF toll rkets o- excursion from Poytaud TO Mon
cal Queb-e or Toronto IL lie Canadian rcad and there
fore they are not und 70 accommodate The Yankees
rhe Engah s,pck oders had better change the whole
nSnsgeu eat n this road " they van, Il IN do better bu
Mr. Ross, tho Presdent, Ia In Epglaud and Mr.
Eel saes, OF Montreal, 10 vice President til tntse
generally Selltpoken Of sooi many Canadians
ssappIg hero 81 the watering places
Portland rapidly mpc ewing ~ they are erecting one
OF the largest hotels In Nav Epglsnt here Jonn n
Wood abroad contractor, building 1t, and the COST u
esuros.ed nj 500 GOO
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RESTAURANTS.

=
Ny1BLJ's BALL ROOM and COSCfSf sAu
~ lbs msFoingers "a o, n 4 nos nd. reeih-
feros aicr sad ~ Do oral z he tai sod ntr ~
4 spleudil Horr vi be Id iO-n IN rsE ari uots,
'ssst srd lmpr,ss ssyls erYre.ss tor dan FL
tlss isNra " xvs Sr~t "a ssE are rrsis de- hI
10 kta ball roOu. the pris.~ psrert tyr lsots
lemeD, and Irtvss- dressing rtrofns v"h rf 90
and c.rnfCr1 tceeths With A nafnt1Nn NJ pP
suye SPACE " seat an h1sdr fuesm a % : re
ten ere appiy ~ ~ tfhse N NtlJs card,n "a ~
nYsrsRs -lsAAU RaGWkId. AhD W lhl
y ,cr, d.-@sr 81 lv-f- r "a her cfr 70 SIC
N Reosrsh rat Gey have jpsi recci,td coo
-ar.r seurs 'gyeie-s. he i-t OF bae seAstn, s1d
only be had 81 IS WslsrNt
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ployed In the Osweso River starch Factory hr. Hobxd
has been until rccently resident q this CITY. b, - IN
Ssorids ~sr, and -as over 70 ears Of age-Cs~>0o ~
Hmes, Aug 26
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ssrRAysD AvAv FROM 81 SUMMIT 81 SEsr sou q
- BrooA yu "a "Wednesday abits All ian terftr Jog win
t.e rowu M brsa 49, ~ SEQ eye ant :
spsl M Ia o5e 81 hsears Ary rctur ing hin % ~
STREET. Rev Ygrk > su0Ni' h.fgst ofJpNyn, Wal
be IDegxAy rewarded.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04
v. q. DIV FtN 7
HOOVER g. BIDWELL,
FORMERLY SELLS & HOOPER.
Successors to Pct,r Jlchstp
IA orIs a.

Forwarding & Commission Eel chants.
HUsCATINE. IOWA.
w l. are prepared 10 attend to any bn.ise.s in
w our line with The best # facilities. o..
terms are FIVE cents per one hunarcd poanas,
comm ssion fer receiving ard foru arang.
REFER Ta--t'reen * Stone, ~ sstins; l.. =
Farmer, do. Hatch, Humphrey l. Co. do: Has
+ Co, Chicago; r. ". Alexander 4 Co. DO; n
u. Daniels Il CO, Iowa City Fiake u Elliott, -
+: Sheppard d Co, do, +. sauxay, Co; Iinll
Thompson, do; Waterman 4 Ryan N, Louis:
heamrkamp i line, do. RatcIin Il CO., DO; e
". Clark. Iowa City; q. &. porsin. do: Rock q
Carey Cedar Rapids; Rock Bro, vinton. wslar
4 Niid-. Mt Vernon; NJ Floyd, Lisbon; j. D
h.rtz, Lisbon; Elicit Hall Upton. Ian
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T M. IsErr.
roREyG.v T. DOMESTIC EXcH ''"1n
ofice of Isett 4 Brewster.
Exchange on England Ireland, sc1 p',;,si
Germany and all principle cities !" 'ne oh'''1
States bought and sold .urrent
affections maze and remittances Al su'io"'
land warrants bought, sold and located. m
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgages u"
long or SD srt time. -, ., ,r;,.
Interest paid on deposits as follows 10 ""'
10 per cert for one year
do do 10 months ana over
do do do months and over.
Our present rates for exchange are - io''
lows.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
New York selling, pa"
&c buying, co
st. Louis, selling, % &C
% buying, "a
Currency DTS, ST. Louis, selling. IL :.
" Chicago, Il
Gold. Buying at l-2 prem; seiiing' al
prem. .u,.,;n. uho
For par ties living, out OF iusca'ine, VIZ
keep their deposits with us. we VIII iofwar'
exchange. IS they may order to any Po,n D.; a.
current rates.
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t'uscal,ns advertisements

ELIJAH SELLS, II. A. WATT, Do WATT.
SELLS l. WATT,
Saceessors To r. Jatk on 6 SHs & Hoorer
M ILL continue the forwar ling and com
w mission business at the old stand Of p.
Jackson and Sells Hoover, on Front street,
Mascaiine, Iowa.
REFER RD--
Henry Farnam, ESQ, Pfesf c. & r. T. r. r..
P. Jackson Muscaiine; Green Il Stone, do:
Lemp Sells do; X &. Rock, Cedar Rapids;
II. Daniels & Co do; Daues Bro. Marion:
Wales Il Wild, Nj. Vernon; Forsyth Il O..
Pittsburgh; chenowe'h. Gin; voores &
Rieha tds, do; ID. Jones & Co., Chicago. III:
Z. Shepard 4 CO.. Iowa Civ: w. b Daniels
X Co. do; +. -anxay, do; Cover. Mygau l.
Gally, do; Hull 4 Thompson, do; d. A. Jan.
uary II 20. 81. Louis. Tripl.tt 4 Sells do: Bast
Wiley Bast do; BryanS Milteaberger. do.
Sept. ~. '56. sgtf.
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The Positive Pole. Sedley.' said
Charles H., look me out a man who
can. be corrupted. have sent three
,reasurers 10 the North, and they nave
all turned thieves We'll, your Majesty
l will recommend Mivert.' 'Miver. you
dog said Charles, why Mivert is thief
already!
Therefore he cannot be corrupted,
your Majesty SAID Sedley.
Buchanan has finally HI, ii. Under
the advice of bis Cabinet, his new and
lnfallble Cabinet, he proposes to send
McMulIen, or some such loafing southern
bully, to BE- Governor of Kansas. Has
he not reason7 Has he not already tried
three northern men, one after the other
and have tn y no. all failed TO stand up
to the rack, and unbushlngly inform the
departments at Washington tina, abolition
accounts have all been lies, and that the
Emigraut AID Societies have been the
aggressors, from frs, to last. Buchanan
will play out the farce. He is bound to
have no more Governors corrupted by
contact with Kansas, SO he sends out one
who is already rotten. Detroit .7dv.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04

DExsrs AND THE Postmaster. -
Hillow. Mr.. Postmaster, and is there
iver a leuher for Dennis o Callahan"
inquired the inden,ical Dennis himself as
he rode up to the door Of Post Office IN
the State Of Ohio.
IL believe there is" replied the Post
master. stepping back and producing
the letter at the door.
"Aud will you be so kind as 10 rade
i. for me, seem as had the misiorun'
to be edicaled TO rade niver bit in the
world3' humbly asked Dennis.
"To be sure, SIR" said the accomoda.
ting POSTING s,er.
lie opened TIE cpis,le and read, with
a good deal Of difficulty. three interest
ing pages concerning Dennis's folks ant
affairs in old Ireland. and SAID Dennis
with both legs turned on the same side
of the saddle, listened all the while witt
becoming meeknees and gravity.
Much obliged to your honor for trou.
bliu' aid consumin' yer valubie time
with the like OF HE and mine; how mucl
might De the postage Of my le.tera
Fifty cents, sir.
" A very reasonable price for such e
eomlotu' lettBer; bat as lever think o
AKIN Yer worship 10 credit the likes o
me, list keep the letter for pay"
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WReuGHr lRos TUNsELs.-A Nov.
FL CuNsrRucrtoN.-T liability of
Railroad bridges 10 accident, Interrupt.
ing travel, and frequently causing de-
slruetlon OF life, has directed the attention
Of engineers 20 the practiCabllny OF tunn-
cling rivers Tor railroad purposes. This
IS a very expensive operation performed
IN the usual way, bat we See by the
Washington Union that Mr.. john w.
Cochran OF New York, purposes TO con-
struc, a tunnel Of wrought iron, upon the
same principe Of making steam boiers
ana iron ships, without rIvets, bolts OF
screws. Thus built upon dry land, 1t is
launched like a ship, into tie water, the
ends closed up TO float It while a channel
has been prepared to receive it. When
placed ia lis bed 1t is covered up aud pro.
tected from any obstacle that may | e loat.
ing about. / he waters which has been
previously introduced TO sink 1t, is pun.
ped out. lis construction entirely over.
comes The effect Of expansion and eontfac
ton when the ends are Connected witt
the masons work at the various approach
SO. Mr.. Cochran's invention IS nov
undergoing the test ot experiment. H.
claims that he can cross a rlver VIII
lis tunueI III hati the tine and at half IL,
expense OF railroad Lr'dge.
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FLOUR, FLOUR.

A FIRST RATE article Of Family Flour can
II always be had ct the Upton CRY MI.
NJ 70 cents per hundred less than II can 10
bought elsewhere. All order. left at the Mil
wlii bs promptly disposed Of, and the eour aa.
iivered 10 any part Of Upton We have ain, -,
hand Buckwheas -four, Corn Neal and iii .o,,.
q leea. W also do custom work: Whe.,
ground Tor every eighth bushel and Corn for L.
cents per oashel ~ II. STOUT & HHFARER
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Il u IL IFY, p L IL If \!
THE GREAT
Fall and Summer Medicines,

The LkIAI
Fall and Summer Medicines,
HUkLEY'S sARsaPARiLLA.
0F all the remedies that have been discover
" ed during the present age for the :. thon-
sand ills that flesh S her tor none equal this
wonderful PREPARATION Only three years have
elapsed since the discover er {who speut de-
cas in studying, izng aud perfect
ing i'd FIRST introduced il to the public. and il
is already recognized by he INST emne I
ply scians in all parts Of the country to ne the
most surprising and effective remedy for Ger
tain diseases which hey have knowledge
All OF e. common nds svfups of the root
have hitherto failed 10 command the sancti,
of the faculty because, on being tested, they
have been 70 I'D 10 contain noxious mgr dents.
which naturaliZe the good effect. e the Sar~a-
parlia, AID often,imes ,ninre the h ath Of liz
patient II is not so with Hufiey's pfepara-
ton This is the pure agd genuine extract IF
the root and will on trial, be found to effect
certain and perfect cure Of the following com
plants and diseases:
Afec tons oil the Bones, HsbitnaI costiveness
Debility, Indigestion,
| Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver complaints,
Dyspepsia, Erysipeias Files,
Female irregularities, Pulmonary Diseases,
Fistula, Scroluia,
81 philis Ana al skin diseases.
Besides curing the ahoae. il is also known Co
be great and powerful tonic, purifying the
blood and iuvigoIating the system.
In short II Is with Ut exception, in the cases
mentioned and It's general effect on the system
the most ethcacious, as it is the most desirable
remedy of the age. 1t is already extensively
used throughout the country, aad il fast OBTAIN.
! ing an European reputation. The instances oil
cures II has effected are daily coming 10 the pro
pfietor : knowledge and he has no hesitation in
recommending II to one and all who desire 81
proc IRE relief from suffering. One bottle being
tried, its effects aill be too apparent to admit
further doubt I5N Rceolleet iIurlys safsapa
rilla IL the only genuine article in the market.
cS~lrlee per bottle, or six bottles FOR IS.
For sale at the maantactory. corner Seventh
and Green streets. Louisville, Ky; Raeon, Hyde
Co, 81. Louis, Mo; Barclay BROTHERS, GAica
60, III; J. u. Park, Cincinnati, o.; wilkinson 4
| Marshal keokak, Iowa; sold il Upton by
4s.ly. A. alLHERT.
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CAUSE FOR RrJolcIse. One cold
morning last week, Mr.. Popkins a VEN
cradle settler, who has garroted in his
day as much Henuessey ard bourt on
whlskey as any other man. entered a
grocery not Il thousand miles from Co.
hasset, and took his seat near The stove
Mr.. Grimes, the proprietor, looked, ul
from his newspaper, and IN The reply tc
the usual query regasdlng the news,
made BY Popkins, replied:
"fhese Legislators. | fear. are going
t, bring up the liquor question again.
"A IN glad Of u, said the veteran topper
"G.ad oliln repated Grimes, astonl,h.
cd al the ass rllon.
"fes SIR" repeated popk'ns; lis time
that something was done, COR the Jug o.
vhiskey you sold me yesterday was lroz
Ell solid this morning.
Grimes looked at his paper, and tho't
o, that last gallon Of water he poured III.
to The cask.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-04-04

Tr0e Friend shlp.

rrae Friend ship.
Obi what happiness, what brightness,
In LIES changing scenes appear.
When We meet kind words adm actions,
And we tee. they are sincere
When the smiles Of friendship greet ua.
And we know that they are true,
What greater charm bath this fair world.
TO offer me or you.
With the beaming sky aeove US,
Aud the lovely earth beneath,
With the music of the ocean
And the flower enamel'd heath;
With the bounteous scenes Of nature,
What more charming would you ask,
Than the glance that speaks affection,
From the heart without mask
For pure truth is such a jewel;
Oh 90 precious and so rare,
That seems . spark from heaven.
Seldom lent to mortal care
When We meet it in earth's friendship,
Let US prize its holy might,
For it comes into our spirits,
Like an angel winged with light.