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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-03
Trial of Mrs. Lfttles.
ROCHESTER. June %

ROCHESTER, June %.
Mrs. Lttles' trial is progressing slowly
-Four witnesses have been sworn, and much
OF the evidence in Stout trial has been rep
produced from the record. The physician
who examined Mrs. Littles at the cOroners
inquest testified that there were number OF
bruises on her person and limbs, besides
the broken arm.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-03
Congressional Nomination.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 90.

INDIANAPOLIS, June %.
The Democratic Congressional Convention
Of the 7th district was held at Terra Haute
yesterday. Henry S. Strong anti-Lecomp-
ton, was nominated for Congress-
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-03

WHEN Sheriden was asked what kind of
wine be liked best, he answered "other peo-
pies" There are good many Sheridans
nowadays.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-03

ANOTHER great eruption Of Mount Vesu-
vius, in Italy, has taken place. 1t is now
three years since the last flow of lava occur.
red.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-03

POETRY is said to be gift, but it very of.
ten proves to be theft. .sl e . /. ..
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-03

LAST year the women of the Uuited States
spent thirty-eight millions of dollars for fin'
cry. .-. ....
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-07-03

r,srss low green valley on the old Kentucky Shore
Where I've whiled many happy hours away
Asittinr and a-stting by the little cottage door,
Where lived my darling Nelly Gray
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-12
TIE Ellison Calamity.

Later news from the ill-fated town Of
Ellison, in Illinois, confirm the report Of
the town being almost annihilated by the
terrible storm Of Sunday evening last.
II ID nov ascertained that fourteen per.
sons were instantly killed, ten fatally
wounded, several Of whom have since
died, and City injured. Among the deaths
ars Mr.. John Hand and son and babe;
Miss Mary Ann McWilliams, aged %,
her sister Harriet aged sixteen, and their
brother Thomas aged fourteen, while the
poor old mother, agcd 80, is badly injur-
ed !; w. Il. Thompson, his wife and child;
Mrs. Brazleton and her two children;
Martin Wentworth, Levina Lacy, Hiram
johnson and child, aud two other per-
sons, whose names are not reported, make
up the list Of dead to the present time.
The wounded persons were generally, il
not fatally, seriously injured. The fol-
lowing is brief description of the fear
full effects of the storm--Dav. Gas.
The tornado struck the village about
half-past 5 o'clock, and during its con-
tinusnce no rain fell. The houses were
frame structures. There was a large tav.
crn stand, and three ssores--those of s.
johnson, Joseph Knowles, and another.
The appearance Of the dwellings and
structures after the passage Of the whirl.
wind is described b, one eyewitness "aa
il one should tear to pieces and scatter a
lumber yard" Of roofs and walls, and
the various structures, there was seen in
many instances scarcely trace, as if .
giants hand had reduced and torn them
to shreds and splinters. They lay scat
tered over the fields. Here a piece Of
broken furniture and there shattered
door, and beyond an undistin.uishable
mass of timbers and boards, floor beams,
ceiling and rsfters. Even the bodies Of
some Of the sufferers we're torn to pieces.
As an evidence of the fearful force Of
the tornado, it Is mentioned in the tcle-
graph, that of the victims fragments oil
the bodies were found scattered in all di,
rections.
An iron safe, weighing two hundred
pounds, was taken from Johnson's store
and carried thirty feet.
Horses, cattle and hogs were taken ur
BY the wind, carried in the air aud dashed
to the earth, killed by the fall
One COW Was taken up, carried several
rods, and killed by the fall Her body
lay at . distance from any thing tina,
could have inflicted wound or injury up.
on her.
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At Durant, one of the railroad stations
west Of Davenport, the wind on last Sum-
day week, blew with such violence a. TO
do much damage. Three houses were
overturned in an incredibly short space
Of time, whilst sheds, barns, pig pens,
ect., took wings and went in every direc,
ton. The heavy hail that followed soon
after, cut down the grass, wheat and veg
citation a. cloes n could have been done
with scythe. The fruit in that region
has been entirely destroyed, having been
cut from trees BY the hail stones.-Csdos
Valley Timss.
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The Lynchburg N,yinias hss the
following with regard TO wheat
''Seveu years ago, Mr.. Boughton found
in his field Of wheat, four heads that
had ripened some fifteen days earlier thas
the remainder Of his crop. He pressr.
we'd the grain and sowed Il, and has con.
tinusd rs-sowing il every year, until his
crop comes, in this year, At least month
earlier than usual. He hes been applied
TO from time to time to sell portions Of j,
being offered from four 70 ton dollars {
.bushel for it--but he has refused TO. sell
any until he could make his entire crop
from this early variety. This he has 10.
oomplishsd this year, and hs i selling
the seed now At Ave dollars . bushel.
He harvested his whest some time ago,
and il i now in tho market. The wheat
i Of excellent quality"
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DISTRESSING CAsuALrY.-On Satur-
day, the 9Th inst, Mustoc Chambers, son
of Dr.. G.. L. Chambers, Of this place,
was drowned while bathing with other
boys in pood caused BY an embankment
on the old Lyons Railroad. The boys
Who were with him, through fear, did
not raise an alarm Immediately, and be-
fore he could be got out life was extinct.
Every effort was made to bring him to,
but il was without effect. Mustoe was
nine years old, and was one Of the bright
est boys 10 our town, was 1t the head Of
his class in school, and was beloved BY Ill
who knew him. II Vas . severe stroke
for his parents, and they have tho sym
patty Of the entire community. The
pond has since been partially drained.
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~ 0sOGt0sO0Se
CnS II the most charming villages in
our State i Mt. Vernon, in Linn county.
It's situation 10 picturesque and romantic
In the extseine; its inhabitants are odu-
Gated ard refined; Ito society excellent !;
its ladies teautiful, and its young men
bfkve. Il 10 the seat Of . we'll known
college md scminary, under the care Of
Rev. Mr.. Bowman, well known and be-
loved in our own community. The young
men Of this institution, however, are not
exempt from the inroads Of che master
psssions4>-nor do the stone walls and lat
liced windows Of the Seminary prevent
the arrows Of Cupid from inficting upon
its ihmates inersdicable wounds. 4
young man, student in the college, be-
came efiam0red Of one Of The fall maidens,
Of the kindred institution his pass
sion Nas returned. The course Of true
love did Hes run smooth It encountered
the rocks Of parental distieasure, and
chafed and fumed among the obstacles
thrown around il. An clopefhens became
necessary, At least in the opinion Of the
lovers, and il was successfully achieved.
Yesterday lady landed In this place from
the steamer Cremopia, and set on foot an
enquiry concerning The fsgitives. She
stated that the damsel was her daughter,
and only fifteen years old, while her
"loyier" was bat eighteen. The "stern
parent soon learned that the young
couple had gone to Galena to spend their
honeymoon ia that city Of Rocks and
Fevers. Thithcr she repaired, willing,
We are glad to say, to forgive and forget,
and to take back the wandering turtle
doves to her own bosom. - Dubuque
Times.
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SARoESr's SCHOOL MONTHLY, for
June, has been received As good n this
monthly was at the beginning, We must
say that it is constantly improving. Each
number is better than the last. Parents
certaialy do not know how large An amount
Of instruction and enjoyment they could
procure for their children, for one dollar,
or they would send for this school mouth.
ly. Address, Epes Sargent, Boston, Mars.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery i'm Medicine !
JUST OUT:
DR.. CULvERWELL,s REPORT

on An ENTIRELY NEW AND PERTEcr REMEDY
10, epermaorYa. % seminal weaknsss. DEBILITY, Ner-
yousness Depression Of Spirits, Loss of Energy, ass
tude Tiuidiiy, Invoiuntsry Seminal Discharees, IN
pared sight aud Memory, Botches and Ptmples on she
Sce plea Indgestion. Palpitstion Of the Heart and
hsiIy the whole system, inducing Inpo
tepcy and mental Ind physical Incapacfy
THIS little work, emaaating from . qusned memDei
NJ the MEDICAL profession, gives MOST IAP"nrAHI
1syos 4Tfox xyEs to all persons entertain
ing doubts Of their physical condition, OF Who sre con-
scious Of having haxarded their health ana nappness
II issu.d traits to 50 ering humanity, their ben
eft ANA the suppression Of empiricsm and exornetans
sees sent free to auy address receipt oil two stamp
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RICHARDS HIMSELF AGAIN DIR.
G. L. Chambers has rc-opeued an Of.
6ce over the old drug store Of Reigart l.
Mcnamara, where he will be ready to At.
tend to all calls. The DR.. has been long
time in practice here, and is we'll and IA.
vorsbly known, and We doubt not bu,
that he will give entire satisfaction to I'll
who may call on him.
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The NEW CouRT HoUsk. The wealth.
sr has been such shst it Is impossible 70
get stone, and the work on the court
house has bee suspended for the present.
II il clears %, they win sooa resume
work.
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WARNIN0.~Read the notice Of Messrs
Kiser, Grew 4 TURNER, to their debtors.
We think it would b well fos those il.
terested, TO act, ere it b too late. A
word to the wise, he.
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DENTIsrRY.-Wc hear that Dr.. n. H.
Tullos, resident Dental Surgeoa, proposes
to visit, professionally, the various por-
tioss Of our county, 70 give u n oppor-
tunity to enjoy the bsns6t Of biz ssrvi-
ces. We can heartily recommend The
DR.. 70 III who need the aid Of Dsntist.
He gives entire satisfaction.
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S~We have heard il rumorsd that IL

1~We have heard Il rumorsd that the
c. and r. !. r. r. bridge, over Rock riv-
er, has been swept away BY the high Va.
ter Of that stream. We hope the report
is unfounded, - it is one Of the largest
and most costly bridges in the State, and
must prove detrimental to the interests
of the road for some time to come.
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SOMETHING SrNouLAR.--In the m,

SOMETHING SINauLAR.--In the spring
Of 1857 We took up three small hickory
trees and set them out in front Of our
house. One of them lcaved out in the
following May, one 10 August, the other
showed no signs Of life during tho year.
At this time al the trees ars growing
finely
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On. JOHNSON made short work with
the tough question Of Free viii. "Sir,"
said he 10 Bowel, I've know our will il
free, and there's an end cot"
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- II yci wast to bay 4 good farm,
read the sdvertissnens in another ooismn
headed "Fafns and Lands for sale, |" ma
then profit b the isfornstica fhsss ~.
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DIR. BRIGGS WORM DESTROYER
An efectaal remedy, in removing worms.
For sale by w. Il q. BAGLEY Il
Upton, May lst, 1853. lsn
Notes Stolen.

: Notes Stolen.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN subscriber had his pocket book, containing
the following described promissory notes, stolen
on the 24th day of November, A ID 1851, while
travelling the railroad east Of Chicago, 20 wit:
|. One note against Clement Heart and William
Heart for SlO0 dated Sept. 24th, 1885, payable in
sone year from date.
one note against William Heart for $S5. dated
September 2lth. 1885, payable in one year from
date and payment of $50 endorsed Nov, LIST
1857.
One note against Caleb Barber, for Sl2, dated
Sept 10th. 1856, payable inons year from date
One note against Nathan Busby and J. Holtry
dated Nov. Iath, issf, for SIS. payable July lst
1855.
All Of said notes are made payable TO Jacob
! Stoess!.ser or bsarcro or 70 Jacob Stocksager or
order and bear interest from date. All persons
are cautioned not to purchase any one OF said
notes, a. they are my property. And the above
named persons are cautioned not to pay anything
upon them until they otherwise directed BY
me % BY & A. BisselL ny attorney, who he's ny
instructions in the premises. .s. -n
Upton. Dec. 5th. 1881. lsn
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FIVE REPORTERS IN ONEy

80 f1sthess man ear de- wen without TINS work.
.-Hs.- Monthly. one year. 500: Semi Monthly
tt-5- esLy s5,5a: including Book of all the Coins
i h~ apra., Any sending Ave yearly snascri.
~rs eHi -cceye 4 copy Of the SAVE GUARD and
sa5 Journal for year. free. Twenty Avs yer
z'a, flowed t. Agents and Postmasters.
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Miacollaneous Articles.

Lamps, Of every description; Sewing Birds,
crochet Needles, china Figures Patent Nutmeg
Graters Port Monnaies, segar cases, curtain Pins
and bands, Banjoes Tambourines, yioiins Guitar
and Violin strings, spectaclcs, Pocket compasses
Tape Lines, Horse Fleams, Pocket Knives, Stair
Rods House, Whitewash, Scrub. Dust and Paint
Brushes, Stair aud clothes Brushes, Toas.ers, Sad
Irons, Patent selfheating Irons, House Bells, Rat
Traps etc. etc. 25tf
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xxTE HAVE ron SALE the following Ian IL,
w situate IN Cedar county, to wit i. w. ar.
section 80, T. So r. 3 half under cultivation,
with good house and orchard on 1t.
". hE .. b. SEC. 80. T. 80, Il all enclosed.
and mostly under cultivation.
South half n. W. sec. 30. 7. 50, r 8; South hf.
N. T. sec. 80, I. -, b. >. with house, and TWEEN.
" acres fenced. with stops quarry upon it-ss
acres Of timber ~ b sold with the shove des
cribed prairie.
Also. 160 acres Of land In Benton county, eir hi
miies west Of vinton. COED prairie, IA miles from
timber.
The whole or . part Of the above lands viii be
sold cheap. They are very desirable lands, and
one deslring good farm. this opportunity is !
favorable Ons.
Fas further Information enquire " Hon. ] W.
CattslI, on the premises. or s. :. D~nieis. At this
once. iunsl17tM
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sAksAm ron TIE THROAT = ruro
LIFE SAVED AT MIDNIGHT,
by Greg0ric's Instant Cure Of Pain.

The moment II is used internally, Il darts thro'
the system allays pats instantly. in four minutes
" has diftased thrccgh the l,,nphaiic system and
blood its thrilling power aud quickly forced its
way through every fererisf or diseased nerve.
vein or gland. dsssolvinv obstrurtions, relieving
inflammation, fevers and 81 asnfodc pains has cured
nervous headache in 80 minutes Gu, ing rheama-
tsm ihagicay lit fact IL is the sns era won Of me.
dicine. H.Er - -.
just Try One Bottle. .sPlicc 25 cts,
All the above Medicines are for sale ~ W. g.
neA1hEs, T'pton, Iowa. 26yl
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Rann-Rno~-Ralni

The following was written BY DR. Holmes
ysaIs go, but Il has direct application
70 the presen slmost intolerable "spcll Of
weather
4hs vseGh@ eock has rasesd esss,
The biss M b fosyosten; ~
1As sasshb saturated spsass,
Ard vegstssieass rsstes..
I haAs - ~ Tho Aartest side,
haAe = - ecaplaisias: @ -
NJ, haae -, II ny temper stands
1is minine, salnlng, raining.
-CAssafs Fysss.
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CHANGE or TIME.--Hereafter, the
esstern mail will close 4 u o'clock A.
N. Note the change.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HELMBOLD's COMPOUND FLUID EN-.
TRACT, - remedy for Disease al the Bladder.
Kidneya Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, dc, has no
equal. Read the advertisement IN another col
umn headed" HelMbolds GeRuine Preparation y
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Town Property awa
FA r. M FOR q TT


FA r m FOR SALF
7 ofer for sale Gil my Town properly. tes,th.r
4 or N lota 70 suit Purchasers And alse ( ssy,r.
three miles Esat ef Upton ON Sugar Creek vels
,nocrea; ana vel wsteIed, one Of the hest Stock
.arms ID iowa. over one hundred acres broke anf
iencesi, dwelling Heuse and good wsli sf "a d
ter containing As0 acres. It'll IA
- For terms OF sale call on the undersigned in
Ilp'on. iAf JOHN H. STARR.
LONT'S MEDIC1NS.
T II e CUE KILLER
Is entirely Vegetable and free from
.a. - Poison.
NO Arsenic, No cnininc, No S,rvchnlne,.
Is Safe and ReiiaLle--- .Ssyr to Care!
!, II stops the chills Just As quick as qainins; it,
rom bilious matter, doing what cannot be done
win quin'ne. " never Injuries the patient or
lea'es them pale and feeble, with yellow skin and
eyes, Or with weak and stinjonts, -
..N.a.a ". .. LuNrs
LIVER OR ANTI-BILLIOUs PILLS.
No Calomel, no Mineral, no Aioes.-Ot
treat .Po1cer 10 Cure "
Dt,eases 81 the Lfrer ana Blood. Esrers. E,aamms.
h""s Colds Lirsr rompke ants Lap,saict, Dvsps,-
ma, Inflammation, and Diseases Of N. SER EoaY
stomach, ETC. > -
sAksAM For THE THROAT Z LUNGS.
An Erreffent Kennedy for coughs colds, bronchitis,
sore fhsea ~hooprag eomgh, iaRas.ed iamss ssfh-~
'ra sore ttroGf, dlfcua Jrratang, hoo, ..mess and
consamptis& .s..e..s. 49,. - -.
BY the use Of this Bsisam tgh, cough /. Isos.
ened~Ethe lungs and throat are heaed--the rrryes-
are 4aNsea' and ehe breathing becomes free and
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OHIO STATE AND UNION
LAW COLL EGE.

This rnsitution has been removed TO Cleveland Ohio.
Degrees legally conferred, and Students upon Gradu-
ating may be admitted TO pfAetce For Circulars sd
dress, at Cleveland, (6-1y) N, A. KING, Sec'y.
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~ The only work ever pablished giving cor
ueitneHtiea- and fae smile descriptions OF
n" Genuine Ba..k y les, ia
hodges NEW BANK NOTE SAFEGUARD. /
II east to arrange and publish this great work.
or $2fb0u besides years Of time and labor.
81 book s spieaiiiy boand--abent II inches
~ 3enF.h by TO inches IN wfdth--eontaining 400
page u Bank Note Plate deineauons, being
@4H' ticn - having upwards Of 10000 GENU-
@Hh hANk BILE TO compare With and detect
fa* sof~r@RFEtr sSB srrkfors, in advance oil
H@ description in any Besector or Bank Note
;teasstcr
D. l2SBE1fss the wrong. by showing the RIGHT.
''6 tafs Book. it i slmost Impossible to he I'm
p'aea upon b. Tad money.
Lrer, Business Wan should have II.
Vie SAFEGUARD i copy risasea, rab'isii-.
and Sold exclusively By the undersigned, and VIII
b. sent free a postage 70 any paft Of the fonn.
LTy "n sGte"jEg nf Sz--g5 per cent, discount VIII
m "ossa " Bgas sellers, Age II, or 70 tic sub
&fr,hcr for Honp 81 JorRvtL " fIsAsc. AND
bAsh azpanr4R
Address, J. TYLER H0nsFsk, Banker,
to wv I'll broadway. " y.
TtIRN ~ AK HitEt~ Harrow TaAfh.F Flow
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Ere,, Du.ine. Wan should have II.

fpRN STALK HOES, Harrow Teeth, Fiow
' laudes ard Gailtyators, for ssie Wy
g. &C. A. MfER. z
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II . Y Ely 5 Az L ID,

i5paGes' Journal Of Finance and hank
Reporter.
.r-4use gives faii, cempfets. early. and vsfsSfe
I-Iat If all Bank Failures aad changes; true de-
~rFEs u ali counterfeit. altered aui SPURIOUS bills;
s-.4t" 'aaz n8tas: quotations AMI sales OF Stocks.
Htz,1 az esenrtes anaEcssi and monetary Affairs Of
"a, are and Kind. coataning Tsa Tines more
mpor.aBt. valuable statistics aud reading mat
FL 80 -s5EfHS ia Bahss aud Money tlaa Any ether De-
i.% rs Reporter ever published. Also gives correct
Z oas Il buglns and selling rates of Money, Land
I'm sss= &C. corrected 81 the most experienced asd
res aFbtf Bankers Ia Ses York, Phi.aieiT.hs, hos
al .tssatnnaLI, and Tn alga. making
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HARDW ARE
JAMES & G. A. MYER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreign. e. Domestic Hardware,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE,
House Furnishing Goods,

Cedar ST., Upton, loaca,
ARE now receiving and opening the Largest and
Best Selected stock Of Goods ever brought to this
country, which have been selected with great
care, and purchased upon the best terms from the
manufacturers agents, thereby saving the advance
usually paid by those purchasing only small guam
titles from jobbers. and enabling rs to offer them
to our friends ut small advance upon Eastern
prices We respectfully solicit an examination Of
cur Goods, before purchasing elsewhere, as we are
determined to dispose Of them at Chicago and St.
Louis prices.
We name in part
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Files and Tools,
Guns, Rifles and Kevolvers,
Together with all kinds OF Sporting APPARATUS
Anvils, Bellows, Scales,
Vices, Picks Jack Screws,
Sledges, Mattocks. shovels d Spades
Hammers Cr0wbars, Saws,
TougsA Pincers Lanterns Axes Hatchets,
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always on hand.
An entire new and large stock Of all kinds OF
Lumber now On hand. and cheap for cash or pro-
duce. ~ Call and examine before yaa huy
elsewhere. NM B.GLFY
January isSs.
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have at all times on hand, Rifle Barrels. assorted
Gun Mountings, single and double Triggers, Pat.
Brooches Brcak-oiis, Filed cocks Forward and
Back Action Gun Locks, Wad cutters, Bulle.
Moulds, Nipples and Wrenehes. Gun Worms, Rod
Ends, Main Springs, Tail Pins, Sheet Brass aud
German silver, and everything pertaining to this
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1ari1ultura! implements,

agricultural implements,
Consisting of Corn shellers straw-cutters. Lit
tie Clan. corn and cob efnshers, Horse Takes.
superior article, Flows, cativators, scythes,
dies. Hay and Manure Forks, Hand Rakes, OK
yokes, snaths, Hoes and Rakes, etc, ETC.. etc.
Chains. ..Log, Halter, Trace, Coil Binding and
fifth chains, Pump chains and Fixtures complete,
Cistern Pumps, Lead Pipe.
ARR A G. II r RIM MINGS
Enamelcd cloth, Laces, Fringes, Damask, Silver
& Brass Hub Bands Curtain lights Seat 4 carriage
springs. Whips, Buggy Axles, Ornaments. Fly-nets,
Carriage Bolts, Nuts, Washers and Axle Nuts
G A II PEN L RS I q q l. s.
We have the best selected Stock of Tools ever
offered In the West, consisting Of Bench and
Moulding Planes, of every description, from the
Ohio and Greenfield Tool Companies Also,
Augurs, Augur Bits, Rules, Braces, Boring Ma
chimes, Squares spokeshaves, Plane Irons.
Hand, Ripping. Pannel keyhole, Back L Whip
Saws.
Guages, screw,Driyers, Hatchets,
Tools Compasses, Chalk-lines
Adzes Serateh-swls Rules.
Broad.axes, Hsmmers, oil-stones
together with everything person can possibly
wish.
House Trimmings, cupboard catches, Mortiee
and Rim Locks Bolts Latches, Strap Hinges Wrot
and cast Bntts coat and Hat Hooks, House Bells
and Pulls, Footscrapers Nails, Sash, Glass, and
everything necessary for building purposes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-12
SCIENCE 4 FAME.
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and not single instance OF It's failure een report ed
Personally appeared before rte. an Alderman Of the
city Of Philadelphia, Ii. T. HELBoLD. Chemist, who
being duly does say, that his preparation .ntans
Narcotic, Mercury injurious Drugs. are purely
Vegetable. H. T. HEMB0LD, Sole Manufacturer.
sworn and sibscrb. bef ore me the a3d day Of Nov
ls5+s NM. y. HlBBAkD, Alderman.