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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
Practical Good Sense

How little practical good sense do we
witness in our daily Intercourse with
the world. How few decide arlght, be-
tween the shadow and the substance
Al is hurry, hustle and go-aheadltiveness
and the fancied enjoyment OF the heetny
present, is more valued than the permit
nanl, substantial and certain possession
of future good.
Ii is related that an Antbeian, who
was hesItating whether 10 give his daugh.
ter in marriage TO man OF worth small
fortune, or TO a rich man who had no 9TH
er recommendation, went TO consult The
mlstocles on the subject. The phlios-
opher, in the spirit of true wisdom said:
Il would bestow my daughter upon
man without money rather than upon mo
ney without man."
Marriages for money seldom conduce
TO soc al comfort and happiness, aud o.
ten result in the utter destruction Of do
mes,ic peace, in elimination, GOODNESS
and arrangement. And yet the love Ct
money is seldom manifested in greater
strength than iu the formation oil those
lifelong alliances whe. e the parties bind
themselves to take each other for better
or worse" and give their mutual pledge
to stand by and aid each other amid all
the storms and prlvatlons and perlls OF
life. Those parents are chiefly anxious
that their daughters should marry for
tune, Who value money more than ,hslr
character, integrity, enterprise and cor
rect hsbts. will, IN most cases lament
their short sighte ness inlatnation and
folly. There is happiness in cattage
where virtue, intelligence and kindness,
dwell. A palace will not yield It in the
absence of these. 1t is nj those fam
lies where there IS the greatest profusion
of wealth, who are most envied, In
many a SPLENDID manson tnerr are ach-
ng hearts, dtssap0Iu!e1 hopes, corr"-
ding cares and scaIdlng tears, let Us
not lie misunderstood. We are not
deprtcaling OF d"crylng wealth. 1t con-
iers comforts and secures mauy aGvan'a-
ges. II gives TO It's posSessor influence,
position and power. Other things being
equal 1t is desirable highly beneficial
and emnently comfortable. Bat 1t is
not iii enduring the strife cf tongues,
1t IS not worth lifelong reproach, -"You
married m not for myself but because
you Supposed ne to be rich.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

ORIESrAL fYRASSY.--Mr, kinghton, author
of Forest Life in Ceyion,' and other works
boat the east, stated in a recent letter that the
last King O kanday, Sir Wickrama Slagha. was
al unmitiga'ed tyrsnt who oIderd the vile and
fun ly OF his prima minister 10 be seiz d WHEN
III ohander nal himself escaped The poor
poor woman with her ourcbiiidren. vas brought
out In trout OF the palace, and in presence of the
king, her chiidren's heads were cut off, one hy
one, and thrown into a large rich mortar. tG,
psstle WAS then put into the mothers hands she
vas ordered 10 pound them under a penalty OF
"eiag dts~r'ceiuI y tortured. She did 50. The
tyraat was dcthron'a by tie E1glish in 1915.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

Camph9r Producing Insanity. The
Toronto Colonist says:-We are luiorm-
ed lha no less than eight persons have
been admitted INTO the lunatIc ASYLUM il
a state II insanity, occasioned by con-
Stunning quantities OF camphor to prevent
cholera. Some OF them carried II about
III their pockets, and kept them eating
small quaint ties OF - Others took ii dis
solved In brandy. In all cases where it
was taken IN any quantity, 1t produced
insanity. II is fact well known that a
comparatively small quantity Of eamphor
will set dog mad, and That he will soon
afterwards die.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

.Mtnisteriak Wa.-We are indebted
to an exchange for the following good
one:
A renowned gentleman, not a thous-
and miles from this city, lately preached
long sermon from the text Thou art
weighed and found wanting. After the
congregation had listened abou, an hour,
some began TO get weary and went out;
others soon followed greatly to the an.
noyance OF the minister. Another person
started, wheIeupon the parson stopped
IN his sermon, and said, THAT is right,
gentlemen as fast as you are weighed
pass out!' He continued his sermon n,
some lenght after that, but no one distur.
bed him by leaving.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

ea5~ We clip the following from the
.4Iias & .4rgm
Rev. On. Norr, OF Usros CoLLEcE.
DIR. Mott Is now nearly 81 years OF age.
aud has been President of Union College
since 1904, when he succeeded Jonathan
Nurry, who had filed the post two years.
He has graduated nearly four thousand
young men, and has Contributed more to
the cause OF education than any other
man III the United States. He slil en-
joys pretty good health, and is doubtless
destined TO DO more & jod ye, IN the oobIe
and patriotic work IN which he his been
engaged for more than u halt century,"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

The arms o. pretty gid, wound ugat
around Your neck, have been discovered
to be an lalatmble cure lor sore throat.
A ray Of light 10 the understanding is
better than volnae committed to metn-
oiy.
A BIZ TO rrev"n' tie abuse OF slave.
by their masters has passed tie Mi.sls
sIpp; legislature; al-o one prohibiting
rsgrcee from prcacLips.
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$4,000 Worth Of Property
To he Distributed on the


Fourth Of JuIy, 1851
THE Undersi gned will give away on inc a., aCoss .,
day, in the Town Of Upton, the following IL" o.
ISE l4sEl. Sec rs, T 70, r ); be.
ING A good farm, all under improvement.
with good frame house, l6 ~ 70, ana
stable, fence and other valuable I'm.
r SO, ON il Value $3.50
XIV IA \ Z II Sec 36, 7 ~, ); forty
pcres: good land; being about twenty.
five acres of it valuable timber. |ise Wv"
3, Good Horse, 10.
4, Good Mare, ="
S, Twohorse Carriage, ~
G, One Wagon,
Z One Cow and Calf ~
< Riac.g gum fifty pieces Of silver on IT. =, -
One Parlor Stove, -
10, Sett Harness,
900 smaller Prizes valued ct from eta to SIG, 10
For the purpose Of disposing Of the above, shs
undersigned has divided it into one thousand iou.
and will distribute it to holders Of receipts OF ~
to Fourth Of July Entertainment
Possession of the Land will DO given on The
18Th Of Nov. lS57. The Distribution will DO NAH
aged by five men chosen by the Receipt HoiderS
and notice Of the time and place Of Distribution
will be given through the Upton Advertiser
10 THOMAS DAWSON.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

A marlp oniaI alliance Of an uncon-
moo character has lately been effected in
Ftuvanna county. Va; Mr.. Robert Gray.
the gallant groom, % years OF age. aud
the late Mrs, Catherine Reilly, (uow
Mrs. Gray) - years Of age.
II marriage Is a folly, these parties
were certainly Old enough t. know better
or.
We believe there Is a law in Vrgin.a
requiring people who marry in TIA, STATE
TO give boads Tor the malu,eneuc Of tAeIr
offspring,
What vas the penal sun" in this e. se'
Boston Post.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
The bred Scott Case.

We publish this morning the opinion
delivered by Chief Justice fancy on the
bred Scott case, on the 9th OF March
The law of Illinois as laid down by the
Supreme Cour, OF this State is, that II
slave be brought into this State by his
master he becomes free man.
In 1884 DEED Scott, being slave II
Missouri was taken by bls owner, al
ulIUer IN the United Safes Army, te
Rock island III Illinois, whence III 1886
he was removed 10 Fort Smelling, ii
Minnesota. He there found Harriet,
whom he presently married, and who
having been a slave in Missouri, had
been brought tie y,ar before TO Fort
snieIlng by her master also an officer IN
the army.
He aud his wife and children were
afterwards carried ack TO Missouri, and
there reduced 10 slavery; thereupon
Scott brought suit IN the I. ). District
Court to obtain his freedom. The case
vas carried to Washington, before the
Iull benca. 1t was met at the threshold
OF the Court by decision OF the Chief
Justice and his four sIave-holding asso-
clat"s, that negro cannot sue IN the
United States. OF course this should
have been the end of the case. The
Court had no occasion had no right to 60
a step further. But as part Of the
grand conspiracy against Freedom, they
proceeded 10 pronounce on extra judicial
opinion, covering other points and nvolv.
ing more importan, questions than 1t has
ever before passed upon. We will not
stop here to review the opinion Of Judge
fancy, but will leave that Tor Judges
Mclean and Gurus, the reply Of the
former will be given Tomorrow. II h,
TrlJune
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

SURVEYOR AT TIPToN AND aENgnAl
LAND AGENT.
WILL attend promptly to all busincss reoSiy
ing an agent: such IS
PI IiNG of Y4yES
Buying and Hiiing on Commission,
giving IN or,nation respecting lands ia this GOSH
ty. Eaigrants and ell persons wishing to mr.
chase choice lands either improved or unim-
proved can be accommodate, d on easooahle
terms by calling at his office.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
Illinois No Logger q Free State.

Il Illinois Free Stat.T She was one up &c
Nar~h 9Th 1857. Ga that day the five Save
holders ard Que doughf If the Uaited States
Supreme Court const tn i1g a m jon y Of tn,
National Tribunal, solemuly decided:
Flrst-Thst black men, Whose ancestors can
from Africa, were not and could uot be citizen.
Of the United States
Second-That black men had no rights which
white men we're bound TO respect
Ihird-That black men, whose ancestors were
brought to this coun.ry as slaves are propgrty
exactly the same as oxen or sheep
Fourth That the Constitution Of the Unit-d
States recognizns sldres a, property, and maxi %
no difference whatever between them and horses
wagons. and any other kind of property.
From these premises the Court lad down the
law that, a Slave holder has the sam. rid &
take and hold Slaves In any Territory, that be
has to take and hold horses; aud that be cannot
be driven Of the right to hold Slaves In the Ter
ritories any more than OF the right to held his
horses and farming Utensils.
We may reply that it is bad law; that il is a
false Interpretation IF the Constitutions; thai il
does not represent thu Judicial or legal opinion
OF the nation. So has Judges MCLEAN and CUg.
It's replied; bat the five Slave holders and one
ioughface have over ruled their opinion as well
A. every other mans, sud settled the law. II is
the final setios of the National judiciary. estab
lIshed by the founders Of the Republic, TO nterp
ret the Constitution
The Court has only applied its decision to tn
Territories, but If the new doctrine apple. 70
Territories it must apply with equal force to TIT
States. No State has the constitutional or legal
right 20 prev ut the citizens Of another State
ffom bringing their horses, cows or furniture
within ts jurisdiction, and having brought them
from holding or using them; aud il il by virtue
of the ons tiuti that the emigrant from one
State into another possession these rights of pro
perty. Now, if the Constitution of the United
States recognizes slavery a. property. dill ring
in no respect, az the Supreme Court declares
from any other property, then no State Court
Legislature or State Constitution Can depfivr
the owner Of such slave property % b fall AS
and enjoyment OF il in any SAT-, INTO which b..
NAV see proper TO emigrate with his neg ocs
Under this dicision, DOUGLAS may bring h!s
plantation negroes 10 North Carolina aud Mis-
sissi p into Illinois, and set them 10 farm n h
lands in this State, with the Editor Of the Cnca
GO Times for his ovef seer, aud no law o. the
state Of Illinois can interfere TO prevent him.
We really can zee nothing ia the law, as 10
terpreted by TANEY 40, t. prevent opening a
slave pei and ali auction block Tor tb- gale OF
black men, women aud children, right here IN
Chicago And ii there il any doubt on tie sub.
jet, the for hcuming dccsl IA Oh the L=mmor
case will remove il. slavery II uo@ national
Freedom has 30 local hahtation nor aDiaiug
place, save ia the hearts Of Freemen Illinois
IN Law, has ceased to be u free State - Chi. Iri
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
CLIFTON AObtrtistr.


BIZ a NJ * g.
WE have on hand and for sale, variety Of
w all kinds Of Blanks, including
Deeds Mortgages, Notes,
Subpoenas. Bonds, Executors,
Petitions for Lawsuits,
do. Roads.
Notices for Law suits
DO. Roads,
Receipts for use Of Supervisors,
and all other Blanks used by public officers and
business mea.
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Il SELLS, Chm.
JOHN MAHlN. Ste.
Mus. J urnai.

NOVEL suPERsTlrtoS.--A woman WAS i, 4,
SAD recently logged to death by mob in
leSaS beeau'e 1t was thought taat she could b,.
come at pleasure a tom cat ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
c6e1f NOdJ6G6.

STATE OF IOWA.
CEDAR Corsrr. ,;, rouuty.
In p riilab.th Ann Lyme. John Thomas Lynss
and Mary Sarah Line, asd % ." p''''"'E
whom it may concern 49,. Tiara II nov on
You are hereby nS:'1 c,s,1 q The District Gears
file IN 'he ou o petition Of Mary Lyme prs{,o
in said .oun ~ Court to cell the fcsswins ksss
s.,a sn G to S. W Sec = Ds,, W.
Containing lso for the purpose - ana .hss
the amount due on said trncs o. on or BE-
unless you rst aay Of the next term thereof on 'ns
l ,eIs day Of April next order for the sac
i lata , nn will be granted BY said Coun .,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
Money, Money.

THJ.E WHO are scarce u Tue above article, aud
wish to purchase
Ren}y Nade Clothing,
Cloths, CAssimeres. Satinetts. or any other Goods
usually kept in 81 Clothing and Furnishin. Store.
would do well TO call on WM. ELLIOTT iu thi.
place who il DESTROYS Of closing business and Of
fcrs his stock Of Goods 10 custoule - at COST,
LileA IN while they last. l7,i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
80 Lots in Wilton
For sale at
PUBLIC AUCTION.

WYE will sell at public Auction to the hishes'
w bidder, without reserve, 30 lots In the t""n
of Wil.ou, Muscatnc county, situated at the June
ION Of the Davenport, Iowa City. Cedar Rapids
and Musra'nc Railroads
>a'r to axe place on the lots on "Wednesday
tha l.; day Of April next at 10 o'clock A n.
FERNS one third cash, balance six and twelve
months with 10 per cent interest-bond for deed.
Tots I anil in Block Iots and 3 in Block z
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

THE PAarIzAs JUDGE.-ON Tuesday
next, Roger b. fancy. Chif Justice, will
be eighty years OF age. He has been an
active politician Of the Democratic school
IN the State OF Maryland, and an office
holder there. H. was made Attorney
General oil the United States in 1881
Secretary of the Treasury ia 1883. but
was rejected by the Senate. To pay him
for the slight, he was appointed 10 the
Bench by Gen. Jackson, in 1885, nd
the Senate definitely postponed action
upon II, IN the meantime, Chief Justice
MarchaIl died, and fancy was coufrmed
In March 1886.
The cause of this rejection Of the Senate
on two occasions, was the fact that he was
a patlzan Of such bitterness tia! the
SENATE ieIt no confidence in his honesty.
Ine result proves that they were right.
lie will soon resign, II Is said, 10 give
Mr. Buchanan n chance TO appoint
Good radiance. - Detroit .4lrertiser.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

WY A WOMAN WAS MADE or RIp-A
young lady having asked a surgeon why won an
WAS made from the Rib Of man preseance 70 any
osher bone, be gave the following gallant an.
swer: .'she was not taken from the bead lest sh
should rule over him; TOR from bis feet, lest he
should trample upon hr: but she Yves taken from
hls s.de' that she IN ghl b. his equal; from under
h's arm, that be might protect her; from merit
Lis heart, that be might cherish and love her"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
Republican Ticket.

For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
LUCIUS II. BUGBEE.
For Register State Land Office,
WILLIAM II. HOLMES.
For Commissioner of De.none River Improve
ment
EDWIN MANNING.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

BY the resignation OF Gov. Gearv,
Mr.. Woodson, Secretary of the Territory
has become acting Governor, and will
remain so till new Governor is appoint.
ed, tie is through sympathiser with
Lecomp,e and Co, and is jus, the man to
carry out the intentions OF the bogus
Legislature, so Tar as his capacity, which
Is very moderate will allow him 10 do so
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
EYsiltOss Mills.

LNRIEND & DUDLEY would inform the farmers
Il of Cedar coan:y, and all the rest Of usa-
kind, that they have
8 t o m F uring Mill
in operation at Wilton Junction. They are pre-
pared to grind Corn aad Backwhest and do all
kinds OF gsi-t-s 0rk on reasonable terms. Their
Miller, Nj. :. A. lAEGEsr, has but few equals. and
40 sn ,eFiors. II II WILroN, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

The above lots are sotnc of them the most de.
sirahlc lots in the place, near the Depot and With
Railroad trent. Wilton has now over 600 inhab-
itants although but one year has elapsed since
its first house was erected aud is now the largest
town between Davenport and Iowa City. being
situated midway between them and distant Is
miles from each and 10 miles from Muscatine
GREEN & STONE.
12-w Ws r. KEEkER Auctioueer
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28
SURVEYORS OR E.FGI.NEERY

wishing 70 purchase good TIIEODOLITE
by calling on nswn1'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-03-28

HOOPS. Nobody seems to have heared Of that
chap in Aberdeen who just came home from i,
years absence in Nicaragua. Cn his way W
from the landing be met quite a number ofladie
After kissing his sitter Sc, pray said be, ARE
all the girls in Aberdeen married. mt Miss
A." Why brother, Miss A-isn't mar
ried." Not married, nor Miss C? nor Miss
-? oh, psbaw! brother" SAID sis. jast be.
ginning to catch the idea, that's notLIog but
hoops.'
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Farmers take Notice.

rI>IE Subscriber has several. SPANISH AND
l MERISO RAMS, for sale. JOHN Hrsva.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18
CLOTHING.


The Hslldays ars Csssss'
Vs
Costs
C0ais.
Coals.
Cosss.
Osescoais,
OSefcoat.,
Overc,sfs.
0ysrcoats,
Ovvrcoats.
Overcosts. Overcoetss
Overcosts, Ovefsosis,
Overcoats, Overeos..'
OvescSats, OvercoAfs.
Ovegcosis, OvercoAts,
Ov-rcoats, Ovsrcosts, Overcnets.
Overcosts. Overcoats, Ovescoeas,
Overcoats. OvercoAts. Overcoets,
Overcoats, Overcoais, OveScoats.
Osercoats, Oyslcozts, OverSoats,
Overcast, Overcoats. Ov.rcoets. Overcoste'
Overopats, Ovsrcoats, Overcosss. Overceesas
Overooats, Overcoat-. Overcosts, Ovsrooeses
ovxrooats, Oycrcoars, Overoosts, Ovsscosss,
Al Drake L Cos. Main street.
AT Drake Cos. Main street,
A. Drake 3 Cos, Main street,
Al DRAKE 4 Cos. Main street,
At b AXE 4 Cos, Main street,
West side. between Front aad SECOND
The amount of Oyercoats,
Cheap and Zine Dress. Frock Coate,
Chrsp and Rich Velvet Vests,
Cheap and Pine Cassimsr~ Pants,
CONTAINED in this extensive establishment j. I'M
nense. Not man hundred fails 10 sss
ntted and suited, In every respect; foi -
regards piic-, DRAEE 90. latter them
slve. that they and do uUde'seii
every other Clcthier In tbs City 81
Davenport. We would cali attsn.
tion 70 the filoving, smons the
great variety Of qualities and
styles Of Clothing. " be found
NJ our saes.r0oms -
Handsome black cloth RaGisas and Sur.
touts; beautiful beaver Snrtouts and
Rasians; excellent pilot Overcosts; Pe-
tersham Overcoals; Canada gray Over
coats; NiggerheAd and Iionskia kaglsns;
Whirlpool krrseymere mixed bsaSsrs, D.,
black fancy cloth Frosks, we'll made and TRIM
mel; the unest crstonl-mAde Dress Prorks; Disco
doeskn. cloth amt cashmere Pants; any numr :
OF fancy cashmere Pants; rich MORE antique 81
Vests; three thousand velvet, cloth. csssaner
and other Vests; black Cloth Suits, (vesy lent.el
J. DRAKE CO., vest side Of MAIN Drkakl
betwesn front and 6econd. dSrS9ou
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFuaE WINE.
IN QUART BOTTLES.
NeEHUER X n DDGo - 1Nl ElHI


VvNhk greatest ecine ever discovered for the cur
i Of Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
and all bilious diseases. This valuable medicine has
nov b-en hsfore the public for SEVERAL years, and
there can b. NO better evidence ored Of its ecacy
than its extensive sale, aud constantly incrrasing
reputation, and this Is owing 10 Its having performed
Of the M0st wonderful and astonishing cures
that have ever bren known. Being purely vegeta-
BE- free from oil foreign aviet' PiOas mineral COM
pounds, rebrifuge Wine may Be taken with the Mt
maot safety under almost any circumstances. IL
strsuehsns ~ sto0sch inveorates the systcm, and
sptlrsiy prsveats The lsnguor and prostratiou "
aseaGaA which aAWayS attends yeve, and Agus, and
al bus dtseaess. II not oaly breaks ths ci lis and
sAecks the fever but removes the dDsase Ut the Law
Or end ether Organs, 0n vhicA the Call end Fever
frge Wine nsrd ~ furthes evidence Of IL virtue than
IL hsppy restorative e0ecs. Il Is truly wonderful
medteine and operates on the System like charm.
The 1sss second DIS Of Rrbrfuse Wine orrsks the
cAils, and 10 continued according 70 the directions, II
re0Ovee the dieeae permanenaly frvD, the system,
and leaves the body In healthy condition. Those
perso0s Who aniicted With Fsver and Aeuc any
form Of bilious diseases, recommended " give
this valuable medicine fair trial which IL all tina,
10 Necessary " insure success aud crnsncc all u II
superiority every other remedy ever G0eted 4
the pubaic CsrtAcsses u the highest responsibility
night BE- presratsd TO sabstsntate oil that 10 clsimrt
In tts behalf but Will bc left To iutroduce t>elf-
| stand or fall upon It's own merits.
Caution to the Public.-bs sure that the name 0
the proprietor, JOINS WInEn, Is In HE own handw II
ting, on the promissosy Note, Which 10 attached
the bottom Of each engraved label on the bottles.
Sold u rs4ail b. Drsggists sad Merchant '.ery
whers.
An Wholesale orders must b directed toJohn y.
ner, n Maiden Lane, n. r, or To My d Baldwin
Wholesale druggists, Chicago.
sold wholesale and retail b. Nessrs
ALvORD + VAN PATTKN.
G10-dkwly Davenport. low.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-18
MANUFACTURED bI
DONALD KENNEDY,
No. 1870 Warren a., Rozbury, MASS.
Price 100
wpolssAls Aosxre N CHICAo0 .Psn'cn =
Robinson. =. scammon 4 Co Bay Baldwn' 4. =
Red Co.. Sawyer, Paee = Co; neScIsy n."''
Firher Anbinson, and q retail ~ al Dsoss's'''
Eptl0d-w1y
Chinese Sugar Cane.
fSORGHO SUCRE.)

nrnrsRrD Tho sutAcriters hereby inform the
Farmers. Gardeners. and the public e. nerAhy'
tia. thy have jurt received and new ossr for az.
limited supply u tn GExuiEs SEED O r. 10y" y,
valuable plant put mp in stvopr csoah $500, ~"
ncrnt TO pant ao ut 90 eff ~ an acre, when "e'
will nj BY mail, upn the receipt OF ONE poLLAs
or prrps tionste 'Iusntity by rEpress a. IN p..
chaser's Expense with full dirrctiens for the c"'.'
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