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Out TO-DAY

EOR SALE.-A fac sized, fne look
4 ing black WOMAN, in her Esd year. who is =
good general h0use servant and good ssamssress -
She has had some experience a. a cook, washer and
ironer. and is of good character. Apply at Cary
street Jail. Jy 23-eod6s$
A CARD. -Thankful for the liberal pa
\ trouage heretofore bestowed upon him, the sub
scriber would respectfully inform his friends and
the public tina. he has recently added largely TO his
stock, and will in future keep constantly nn hans,
ia ad i.ion 70 well selected assor tmen, of FAMILY
riety of FANCY ami H0U SIX EEPING ARTICLES.
The particular atten ion Of boat Captains and 9th
ers in want Of Tow Lines, Burning Fluid. &C., is
called to his stock. #Fl
He is also Agent for the sale of Tot.y's superior
CHERRY BOUNCE and TONIC BITTKRS, which
he will keep constantly on hand.
A call is respectfully s,citei by
JAMES NJ CONWAY,
South-side House, Byrd street.
iy 13-6t$ between 9th aud io,b
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I 9 5an ~ fs'e 'e'' '' cHAs. p. PEIpBUps

WANTED "A young man Of stsasy bu-
w sioess habits. wb hes 10 employ rome hoy .
Of leisure from 10 II O'clock Tn the evening" In
kind OF handwriting, such as Copying. Hesdins a'd
len with WM s4TTLER i Co, Main street, No It2
will he thankfully received fairly executed, au
promised to meet with all secrecy and dispatch -
hest Of references given. ~ 2U-1w L s.
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ERESaLY prepared Sei,lits Powders
4 for sals by JOHN W aARLICK,
jy2 Apothecary and Drug Sist
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EuRNITURE WAGON HORSE AMI
- HiAENkss FOR SALE The subscriber offer.
a a note, sn excellent EURN ITURE WAGON
d 9I, iliss us,d, and HORSE and HARNESS, now
uHass eood business Any person VI: hing TO pur-
tween franklin and Nam street Va '--'' ~
Jy 23-it* ~
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)EaGtES.--t aud after Saturday the
2h inst i viii be in daily receipt Of fine large
soit snd Hard EACHEs. All in want of this &c
ei US iruit or milk preserving can be snrpliea
between 18th and 18th.
jy Z3-3t BROOKE pLEASANrS
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NOTICE u have this day appointed
= Mr PATTON HUTCnINs my Agent, to carry
on the oABlr ct BUSINESS in the CITY of Rirt!.
mond. h;s wy VI "i'H
jy e3-3t* "a, oA"N hIi
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MARINE IHTHLLIauNCA

Port Of Richmond, July p -Higa Voter 234 ,'e.'
ARRIVED,
Schr Baltimore, Phillips Baltimore, mise, W D
Colquitt Il Go
Schr Naad. Bennett, Baltimore, pig iron, @ Watt
h Co.
schr Henry Centoff, Shannon, Boston. mdse. W D
ColQutt Co
schr Carrie, Chopper, James River. wheat. Haxall
Co.
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| WANTED TO pu'cI,a.e or lease.
w Richmond, WATER WILL. FIR grinding
Corn cayablA Of running two three rsir OF burr,
~ t7-3taw2WS
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| sLFuL AND DESIRABLE GOODS
Ja,. lVh THE SEASON Leather, Rosewood aud
NJ NJ. Driuking Cups. Leather Travelling BAGS pic
49, ~. eases " ritiog Desks Gentlemen's shavipg
sns ses eel Heating Sad Irons, 1Etnas Hair II I'd
Iishrg Store of THIS 4 nIgfK guss uf
sy23 . ,a- n;a;, =,
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fs0LLECTOR'S NOTICE.--I shall 90
~ to New York, this evening on a collecting tonr
and returning will stop in Philadelphia Baltimore
Walking on, Alexandria, Warrsnton. Fannui,r
pings aud Charl ttesyi!le, and viii attend to anr
business in my line. " 49,
Jy23-lE RICHARD Hin
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WANTED BY gentleman emineutif,
w qua,ifiad-a situation asTeACHgRs # HUSICl
can he given 4
ADDRESS BOX 323, Richmond Post of'ce.
~ I---d0U
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AIDES LOOK AT THIS!--I have On
cares for Ladies, Misses ard Infants whicb I ii
s9i On az lover prices than ever before purchased
ioee n "aht III consult their interest by ealing
miss good CHARGE oon
jv23 NJ ~ MA xa,,
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a TEACHER.--A Lady, q graduate II
Ia one of the first Northern Semineries with OF,
years experience in teaching in ths South. des;r
u. fituation. for the coming year, as TkACHkR.7
Shs can be highly recommended. eatis'actorJ rel
ference can be given. Address TEACHER
il l5-ifts through the Post Office
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EDUCATION.

9 T. PENDLETON will re open BIZ
~. school On shockoe HiiI. 81 MON BAY In sep
TENDER. He can be at bis residence 9Th street
between Main and franklin. Fuller particular
hereafter ~ Iy-lvs
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/ svFFEE. = SIC bags Lagu ga Uuti e;
20 bags Rio Do; Jasa end ST eli a.. Il, s,orss
~ sats ~ BACON u BApkkkyiLL.
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There is more Ike our God; there ID none ika our
Lardi there Is none like sur King; there is none
ike enr Saviour Who is Ike eur aodi Who ia
like cur Lords WHO'S like our Kings Who 10 like
our sasionri We will give thanks unto our God; We
Will give thanks unto cur Lord; we will give thanks
unto our King; We will give thanks INTO our Sa-
yiour. Blessed be our Tod: pleased be our Lord:
blessed be orr King; blessed be ur Saviour. Thou
art our q d Thou art our Lord. Thou art our
Kingl Thou art our Sayiouri Thou art he before
whom cur fathers bafnt the incense OF Spices
Ths services theu concluded with the usual
Evening Service; at the close of which, the Reader
aud Congregation chaunted:
We adore the Lord of the universe who rrianad
before everything hat Is formed was created At
tho time that all finished according to his plea
sure, then WAS his name procisimed King. And af
ter all things shall have ceasei 70 exist he alene
will rei9n Tremendous. For hs ever was fs now
ami will eternaiIy exist in glory. And he Is ene.
nor IL there second 70 be compared or assoc ii
With him. He 10 without beginning and wi hont
END, and TO him alone appeFt&fn power aud don.in
i'm. He u my Go ). and my living Eeesrner, ana
the Rick OF nv portion on the day OF distrass lie
- also ny standSrd and my refnge, the portion Of
my emp WREN call Inio his hands DO CONN., II
ny spir,t when ! fan ssisep. and when awake:
md with my spiat iny body u 0, for the Lord ID
with me, aad / VIII not fesf. .as's3
~ -
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a. FOR RENT--And possession Civ
81 en- on the 2ilh inst that very easirsbly Joca
ted Residence on Broad stree, now ia the occapan
cy Of Rav DR.. Lee lts central location readers il
very desirable. For terms apply to
WA. g. PHILLIPS
Jy 23-et At Gsudin's old stand
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sss,. TuE SUvME.-1rs DISEASES


~ County Rights in Virginia For safe.
iv
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Mrs AND MISS GORDON'S sCHOOl

MISS PEGRAM'S SCHOOL. MISS
ASA PEGRAM will resume the duties Of her s,hnof
the LIST of October next Circulars containing ful
particulars may be had CD Application to
MRS j. w. PEGRAN
jy 12-d&wtf Linden Sauax 4
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WANTED We wish to hire immeei
" ately. 50 veral dining room SERVANTS. a
TIE REQ Sulphur Springs 49,
- H-6t aoOCH ECaoLs
NTANTED-Af first rate CARPENTERI
w for the balance of the year, at the Cosbin p |
Mines. Js0 WEkfH, Aseu- 1
jy It's
.NANTED--At the Carbon Hill Coal
w Mines. one or two good STONE MAsONS
ie 26-ts JNu J VERT Aver,
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s STEAMER P0CAH0NTAS,
y1ssssas5s FOR BALTfMoRR-Preirht recsiy
% !. day and up to the hour al O'clock
&. v. sATuRDAY. aness q suttieiancy be recsiyed
consisnses are requested to send for their goods
freisht for Boston taken directly ON as moderate
rates. and with expedition.
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May He who blessed our fathers Abrah am. Isaac
ana Jacob. bless all this holy congregation who
aud those who come hisher to pray, and ali whose
heart hath urged tnem 70 give tre.-Sii eff ring
unto me house OF our tod. and all the 0iiice,s Of
Que Congregation. and all who were faithfully en-
gagged in she arrangement of this Synagogue: may
the Hoy Blessed one give tneIn their reward AID
oiess then and all appei tanning unto them a.
s.rd them blessing ana prosperity in all the works
OF their hands, with all Israel and brethren and
with All the other inhabitanIs Of the world.-(Ctn
1Tsg0tioa: )-AmeD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

TO LET OR FOR sALE-THE FOUR STORY ENG
n,h basement house No lis West Fore'h street. Honss
l5r6O has modern and has just been put
IN complete order: Rcnt 900 private family only Prics
Eb9 Apply IN u. KiDDER, 20 Pearl street. a. the
house Between ana O'Clock. daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

RIO LIT OR FOR sALE-A FINE COUNTRY RssI.
i dence in Greenwich Conn fh.rty miles ttD New
EavrT hnihoaf depot The house IL aud IN
fine hause and OF ground Rem.
s4e furnished $50 Possccsion Immediately Apply 70
j. III. BOWEN 43 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

Los SALE OF TO LEr-THr THREE STORY AND
I attic house No. 161 Henry street between Baltic AMI
Farop. BROOKLYN gns bs,h and water aud complete with
EVER oouvensuce., 500 pfi,s 8 90 For her
pq~tlruiarn iaquire enlsee or ELLIS KAyA
| kAOh, ia water street, NV FORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

Iv0h SsLE--THAtE ACRES OF LAND IN A HIGH
state Of cultivation, wrh excslien. ssnle
ard ouihouses thereon just other side OF Pelham
Bridge IN westchesie- county Apply TO CLA5oN END
IL, IL, "a w AL street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

NOR sAIE-A TWO STORY AND BASEMENT FRAME
house snd one acre of land barns hen house hen wards
celars hog house. Az fenced with Tae whole
fi.d wish orrrmensl strawberry aud of the
choicest krd, vbn hundred Of he depot
at JsRa'cs L. fot futser particulars apply 10 SAMu E
kLitsCN No South William street. New York. N. r.
Two los at Dicksvllc. 1. L., Also for sale
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THE sfILrrARY.

MISSY BLuss-ISDErEspESTs c2srs.DvI-
Il arsr srs New York. April ~ 1883 The eonrsey
ee, ~ he srmorv Crysfa 9s Grand street. hbea large,
evening April ~ at oelosh ior trnns, W. yosce
By order. - fhoneS i"A~Ss WV ceN-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

r ors IN BPooHLyN ron sALB on CREDIT or
Ia from ave 70 ten year, In Madison Monroe
streets between Marcy and rompkns avenues Apply g.
DBv1t, w Psasl sxsst
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DrNNsyLvANrA RAfLROAD,
The great central route 70 he west fine Al least ~
and Of fare and freight low al times ~
any other route For paseage ckes ccursc for freight
nom New York 70 any point Ne entire West call 81 she
eonpany's once, Ne. Astor HousA New York.
L T. ELItcrT, Passenger Aren't
kEEVB w., rrsish AsepA
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HYDE rARx--roR sArE. A BsAyrIruL fAsa ~
III Jos raies from Poughkeepse, two nue.
from Hudson River Railroad feeot with new S'uss vhsco
ssnds hundred feet from the sshwsy With hne AVN IN
v MT growth Of iosus nipple and Other
trees barns sabe ce hcus AL IN bee crdsr fences nsy
large garden stocked &C also, fuit of All kinfs In
abundancs making very desirable place Tor country
home Apply 70 q uNDERHILI, lei Broadway, corner Of
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

"a nor huh h'n.cs Nos 40 IS, ard 5a Ess Inry s'y'h
street 100 brown b. bee Phiais
hr,ck vi all he modern improvements Terms In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

SyFvTRl An, NICE OFFICES 70 LET-ON THE SECOND
- hird floors At " Wall street, Rsus medersie. Apply
- seesud sosy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

J,oR SALE OR 10 LET-A CONVENIENT DsgIaABr.E
n house with about TN Of land The Kingsbrige
road Carmansvie, with icehouse hiled. Stable an.
other ouhauses fine garden variety Of choice fruit easy
Of 10 New York y rairo,ts stages or too.s
Of ". ". PRArHUFSr. the premises, or o. JOHN
McKEtsoS, Nc. 81 Fulton street New York VIII be sold
cteap aupiiad for spon.
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RAILROADS.

JIursOS RIyEh RAILRoAp.-sxPRKss TRAINS
for tbsny and Troy scppns ., prs .psl ..sons con
stree, a. $50 and u ~ A. n, and tl5r.M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

UvUB NIsHED House TO LET.-AN ETEGANr BROWN
4 stone house In Fourteenth street. near unien square
possible convenience richly and fully
furnshcd viii be rented C sI twelve months Rant SaO
per month KNIGHT 4 CO., <s3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

TURNrBvD Country RESIDENCE TO LEr-sIrU
ted at BAH T., aud eligible and healthy losson on ,h
about eight miles from the city ian hours ritel
within short distance Of Bath House The grounds sre vel
lA4 out, fr, and handsome garden containing tw
stables ioe house &C. with convenience
attached The view and bathing cannot be surpassed
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

HOUSE FOR SALE or TO LET.-THr LARGE NEW
III four story bhh ssoop house, No 1t3 West my
second streets sll the msdes Improvements Vii be sold
q bargain on easy terms rented for 500 year II
quire the premises al dag, At No s Wes thirS hs
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-19

THIRST CLASS HOUSES TO LET-xODERATE sIzl
II snd with baths, water close sas 40 ct Nos IS
and la5 Nineteenth street two blocks from suyvessn
sqaare apply MR. FOLSOM, Az Second avenue or 50 81
NAH place.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-25

FOR GALE.


UNHE undersigned offers for sale a splendid
i STEAM SAWMlLL. situated on the New
Orleans aud Jackson Railroad three.quarteTs Of
a mile from the located depot, Bahala, and ten
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country, The anticipated town.
and toe undoubted completion Of the roatNto this
point by the stof October next with the already
increasing demand, insures ready sale for lumber
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
TO the mill is attached 800 acres OF finely tim
bered land, with suficiency opeaed for the pro-
ducilon Of corn potatoes, etc, TO supply the
employees and teams Of the mill. A comfortable
Dwelling. with the necessary out-houses, at
tached The mill house is large and substantial
containing the latest and most improved ma
chinery; boiler 81 feet long. ~ inches in dame
ter double hned; circular saw 54 inches diameter.
Everything new and in complete running order.
This mill. with seven hands, can cut between
FIVE and six thousanc e ei Of lumber a day, but
averages $500 feet daily, without extra labor OF
strain Of machinery.
Attached is one Of Stranb's superior 26-inch
French Burr GRiSf MILLS. capable Of grinding
from Is to Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
buS mess to supply the place with bread. Also,
Wagon aud Team Lumber Car, Tools. etc,
necessary to carry on the buslness-with an
abundance of water all seasons.
Terms easy For further particulars, apply on
the premises. or to the under signed
: w. J. BRUNER,
or MAYES & MtLLsAPS, Agents,
April IL, 81. 33-tf Gallatin, Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1858-12-25
OF INTEREST TO ALL.

III He undersigned bcgs leave toinforIn tho cii
! Il izens Of Claiborne and adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right Of CRANE.
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKht.-.
new and beautiful article unlike anything - ca
oiieredto The public before The tasket has none
Of the repulsive appearance which all other Buri-
al Cases or Collins haye A supply Of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited to
call and eyamine them. l<
All ordcr&for The Casket or wooden Collins.
will be- filed with despatch. Burial clothes OF
al kinds furnished when ordered
a. ROLLINS.
July =. 1856. dolly
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DissaDDcRFinx.

The Davenport Gazette says that "Flor-
ence is retiring so rapidly, that there is
grumbling at this time among our bust
ness men at its scarcity" At the rate
Florence has retired here for the last few
weeks, it will soon be all sequcstered. -
We would not be surprised to see it in
less than two months, almost wholly with.
drawn from circulation, it is the best cur
rency in market now to buy exchange
with.
When the banks at the east commenced
crashing III the fall, Florence was in great
demand, if eastern funds were offered for
goods or the payment Of debts, the uni
versal inquiry was "can't you give me
Florence - I'D rather have funds with
which am acquainted. Soon, hovey-
err, it began to be discreditcd, and to fur
nlsh!us home currency, City Scrip was
Issued. When the scrip made its ap-
pcarancc, looking enticing with its clean
new face, it was eagerly siezed, taken by
every body and his wife, and Florence had
to stand aside. Now again tie tables are
turned, Florence is in demand and Scrip
goes begging at a Iiscount.-Ioaca CTR
RcpuJi'c0n.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-06

s--doy. Denver, We understand, re-
fuses to allow the Superintendent Of
Public Printing access to the laws PASSED
by the Legislative Assembly at its recent
session, for the purpose Of copying them
and attending to their printing. This is
stretch Of Executive power altogether
beyond the bounds Of law. The Super
ins"ndont should insist on his high rights
and, ii the Governor still persists in re-
fus.ag them, see if there is not law for
Governors as Wei as peoplc.-Lorrencc
{ Kuasas) RepubIican
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Mr.. Geo. ". Kendall Of the New
Orleans IIcaganc writes from his sheep
rancho in Texas:
IL have pasturage for 10000 and any
number of horses and cattle, and to see
all this space covered, is now what am
working for. | don't bother my mind a
moment about Kansas or Brigham Yong.
or politics of any kind-don't care who i
Prosldent--tear God and hate the Indi-
ans--am indifferent abolt Walker and the
devll-try to keep my feet warm and
head cool--1ud smoke ny pipe in peace
with all mankind"
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visit to TIE Dubuque Western Railroad
Works.

I hO!As.
Last Thursday we were very kindly
invited by Mr. Quade, one of the contrac-
tors Oh the d. ". Il. R., to take ride
out to the works, and see for ourselves
the progress that was being made in the
grading
We had heard that the Contractors
were pushing their work along very rap
IDLY, but was not aware they had so large
a force employed. The majority of the
laborers are to work in the "big cut"
about four miles from town; and We are
informed by Mr.. Quade that, if the pres
cnt favorable weather continues, they OK
pcct to complete the grading on theirs sec
ton early IN April Mr. Quade's con-
tract - one of the heaviest On the line.
The road is being graded 10 nonticcl-
10, about II miles distant from Anamoss,
and as between 400 and 500 men are en-,
p.oyed on these | ? miles, we may reasona-
bly, expect that in few weeks the cra-
ding between our town and DUBUQUE will
be completed
Great credit is due the officers of this
road for their energy and perseverance.
While work has been stopped on almost
every road In the State, the contractors
on the Dubuque Western have kept
steadily on, and have employed all the
men they could work to advantage
anlosa Eurcka.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-06

The its,l,uf thre.t OF the usurpcr wEo
temporary cae4pi@G the thrJnc of France
that tie ".o.d c.npei Old England to
adcpt h's ts,H,y la uer treatment Of po-
ht'c.H "2sss4a's, las b,,cn properly and
pro II. II ny. lis sy3npsrhizers 10 the
par';a,A@n;, wan the subject was under
discussion, were absshed by the storm of
Indignation by which they were assailed.
They learned them, what they seemed to
have doubted before, that the same con-
stitution and laws which protected Ma
poleon himself when under ban, yet all
powerful for shielding those by whom he
is afraid he may hereafter be assailed-
The william received buff that win cut
him to the raw.-Chi. Trtb.
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AI,LtBLE REGEDy,

b@1"5 ~ most terrible! ana h2s iynugtt taors-r
upon thousands 10 uEtE.eg graves. thus blasting tile
nttoh OF many noh~ y"G'hs. II tau Re cured hy the
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For the 4 dyeFtiser.
Upton, March ?,

IITTOT. NaToT = TNo-
Mn EDITOR / have heard many
s,~snpe Il >ries about Spiritual Manifesto.
t;on. s9;ritu,j Mediums, Table Turner's
Rsnno~s f. hut 6,>ubted the truth o,
,lan' -, ,.nioc when h,r;o,
b. - .,,,,3 ,h~., ;.nL in vo,r
-, 1870, ,,...,.
- ,,~, ,.,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-06

The Treasurer ofthe Michigan Central
Railroad Company, under date Of Boston,
Feb 18th, gives notice as follows; "All
persons having over due obligations Of this
company are hereby notified tat the sane
will be paid on presentation at this onice.
All The liabilities will be met at maturi-
tr "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-06

a<S~God made Washington chilllcss
that nation might call him father.
Can the Author of the above explain
Why God made Buchanan childless -
INodt2e Msrcuy.
That we might not look upon his like
again.--N Q. Crescent.
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Ode TO 'sWe.-

Hail, plural unit! who wouldzt he
Dictator DER the Banks and me,
10 rule and TO control us:
Hail, mystic VIZ grand Next-to.nonc,
Large Body Corporate Of One!
Important OANEs-soias.
II.
First person singular! pray why
lmpre Enate thus tho pronoun
In thy Dombastie tissue2
To write as If with cunning sly,
Thondst brought in all thy family,
Or else vert Self and L.u.
Ill.,
Thy voice, which co7nterfeits alone
4 score If voices in its own,
May take in some OF many:
AS half.eagle (basel psss'd
For fifty dimes, Until a last
1t proTes not worth penny.
".
Great hyp5crite, won lrous man!
Thy varied knowledge seems TO scan
All space Of mind and matter
From PACL and CICERO Of yore,
Down to some petty legal bore,
Or miserable Wild.catter,
v.
1t sfievos me to the soul to gee
bright and shining light like thee
So sadly moderated:
II ia the Presidential chair
Oreven l.. Napoleon's heir
Thon'dst be appreciated.
VI.
BE what thou wilt; when all is done.
To me thou'rt like thyselfJ all oae--
Thou'r. welcome still to cavii:
For till one added eggs a brood.
Or twenty WE's a multitude,
My Muse and will travel.
VII.
Then VIZ, goodhy; let's 20 in peace
to Nebraska--.hou to ----- Greeeei-
Our business greatly varies
Thine is detraction--mine il Jest;
Which occupation, pray, is best
Thy spite, or my vagares2
FLORENC 4.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-06

Will they please sly whether they
would now have any trouble in defeating
"Locompton" if they had in Congress
every Republican whom they lied down,
aud beat in the late elections Nay,
would "Lecompton' ever had being,
had they not saved the Union by car
rylng "Old Buck over Fremont .
SprinIfold Joarnai