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St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1859-11-17

Ayers Cherry Pectora
has won for itself snch n rcnown for the cure O
every variety of Throat and Lung Comrtain
that it is entirely unnecessary for Us to rcCOuu
the evidence of its virtues, wherever it has beer
employed As il has long been in constant u,
throughout this section, VIC need not do NOR
than assure the people its quality is kept up +,
the best it ever has been, and that it may br r.
lied TO do for their relief all il has beer
found TO do.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22

DISTmCT C0URT.-M Mcmahon e Bartlett ag. L.
Neblett-Judgmen for Pitn. for 5G39,S0.
Chadbourne, ct. al. az. May, tax collector
Perpetual injunction staying sale of property.
II. Hopper az. Wm. Warr--Judgm for dcft.
II. Hooker az Z. c. Kelly & Co.-Continued
till next tcrm.
J. Nicely johnson az. May & IIocker.-No / -
Case dismissed at pitf's cost
J.Ncely johnson ag. May & Iiocker.-No. 2
Same as No. l.
Citizens admitcd.-Joscph Soland, John Mar
tin, Patrick Martin.
Watson Cooper az Howe Il Ware, ct. al
Motion for new trial taken under advisemcnt.
Mcmahon Bartlett ag. L. Neblett.--Notice of
appeal.
sure of Mechanics Lien. Judgment for pltf
Adjourned.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22

PERPETUGTY OF CABrNS--Tbe mountain cabin
will remain when palaces have fallen and temple
stones are crumbling; the rough furniture
bunk" and blankets, the box for chair, the
frying pan and the lire-place-of the little house,
will be in use when the bed Of aifluence becomes
rubbish, the precious metal plate is melted, the
richness of parlors soed and vaIueless, the pic
lures dim, the gliding corroded, the high mirror
whereon beauty looked and loved itself, is broken
The cabiner will be laboring and hoping when
city generations have been locked in their collins,
and their commemorative marble is leaning, de
faced and weather killed. Industrial implements
will be in his hands when sccptres and dadems
are the footballs of revolution, and splendid
systems of rule are stripped and discarded, when
hourishing governments are languishing, when
brlliancy and power sink imbecile and rotten,
when royalty and greatness, loveiness and celeb
rty are attracting the old-making humidity of
sepulchres. Sierra Citizen.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22
GUNS and PISTOLS.
GEO. HUI ME
a II 7 II +.

Base Pins, &c. Also, Ballet Moulds, Powder
Flasks, Percussion Caps Powder and Balls al
ways on hand
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22
PICKLED SALMON.

lust RECEIVED, 20 Kegs Fresh Pick-f8A
j led Salmon. For sale low, by ta
II. HOOKER.
Weaver, July Is, 1851. 2I-tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22

WHILE | am asleep have neither fear nor
hope neither trouble or glory; and, blessings on
him who invented sleep, the mantle that covers
all human thoughts; the food that appeases hun
ger the drink that quenches thirst; the fire that
warns cold; the cold that moderates heat; and
lastly, the general coin that purchases all things
the balance and weight that makes the shepherd
equal to the king, and the simple to the wise."--
SaRchO PdHza.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22

COLD PENS, Of all SIZES
VI and best manufacture. at ......,
Is. ANDERSON Il SEAMAN's.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22

IN RESPECT TO A HAT.-" When this old hat
was new, Buchanan was the man best fitted in old
Lancaster to lead the Fed'ral clan; he said if
Democratic blood should make his veins look
blue, he'd cure them by phlebotomy- when this
old hat was new.n
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-01-22

RUNNING FLEAs INTO THE GRouND.--" Big heas
have little feas, and those have less to bite EN-
while those ieas have lesser heas-and so, ad in
fnitum -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

THE FOURTH IN "OLD CEDAR.
The Fourth was celebrated in Upton in
1t variety of ways. The Tipton Guard.
pnrsdcd in the morning aud marched t.
;hc grove where the Declaration was read
and speeches made by Mayor Hammond
and Il. {. Pia,t, Esq, which arc said to
have been first rate. a bountilul diu.
ncr vas served in the grove.
During the afternoon the "phantas-
tics, we don't know what they called
themselves, paraled our streets to tn,
grcst delight of the gazing crowd. W.
were sorry to see some humans throw
ing sticks aud stones at them some poo
pie seem to think the proper way to Gel
ebrato our national birth day, IS to make
. fool Of themselves generally, and We
must say they acted as though it was
natural.
In the evening there vas suT per, an
account Of which is given elsewhere, aud
ball There were but few drunken
men in cur streets, ana the people seem
ol to enjoy Themselves hugely.
We hear that the citizens Of Mcchan
icsvilIo, Rochester, aod Durant, each had
"a celebration. The fourth seems to have
been very generally celebrated through
ont the country, and as yet We have heard
~ but few accidents.
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TO E ,ERY FEMALE ~ TIE UNITED
STATES


NOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
L DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs. IoaTAGrE. for many years afii-ted with
most Of the disc thar are common TO finn ,.us,
spending large To- tune 10 ten years "A tfs N, the
Different neen. II Tea alent f,r her relief. II IA
avail wa. prevailed upon by HanF 1s hc: fri. ends
10 visit Cuba. -. ceInher -, for the purpose o
rrga.nlus Der torner asa h. While there, she
obtained prescription from spanish Aysieian,
"Whase silver - Ks
Were tcaaia- - The grave"
wIth Which, through the mercy Of Cod she was
restored 10 he yUHsAtGl health
After frr retdrn sac made known 70 hundreds
Of bes female sufferer the effects q! the remedy
win equally - great sr@fes--
The eStfaer dinay medicine ~ ofefe' to the
public far the Friist Of all lac palpi1 and dam
aefDus t.i-eases psea.tar u vJsaen, ana that the
female constitution Is subject 10.
10 those suffering u OH 'folapsae Uteri.a In
cor7H0es AfaanfE b1ua, ieno.rha-1i. bgsmenoFf.
heaa.C a5uFu>Ia, "A speedy cure can 10 obtained.
To those scattering from Falling of the Va nb.
or Uterine Weakness Or am A3a the Foaale
coreial il eape ti4liy recommended. It. u var
rantcd to cuie ,Als painful disease, II pefsereEed
II. -.
In all .piasl affections, psia ~ tie re zfon 4 the
P4lyi. owArss Ut sglrit- htssstla -ivk.tieadaeie'
AMI ali ta0se isg aseB arising from taF leCul ~
frtntjaa us eoslsl, tie Cordial III! - I0aa4 u
All. medicine saaderatcs 81 excess, and re-
royea all obstruction; il tnFIGotates the iebli,a-
led rop~tltg jon 10. the dates vi lie. a!i Sueu
taken IA ntddi- age prores blessing.
Modesty lorblas II, ia pubic advertisements
70 make iiil no details but tlie wrapper droaad
each letter iii fully explain every ta-e.
Merchants IL uaIrs, 81 oshris - sending 81 afee
cent STAMP en- have ang lAi9FHi1tl1h soaes att'S
tlle ,f,e III tors of tie medicine
Agents wanted IN every village oil the Unt'ed
stat9-. Put ~ IN h4I pint bottles; ~ pas bit
tlr.: 10 per cent. IN To Tie trade. Ill or"ers
must 1e a1dEg>sea TO ...-r.
t.s0i. PfoFries0TJ
parvl Lewstowa, IA, Box III.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

| TnE QrAparrLe CossTELtarIoS, published by
! George Roberts. New York, is the largest sheet
ever printed, being ~ by 100 inches II Is en-.
| riosity wen worth the money d cost not merely
on account Of its size but ter It's illustrations and
/ excellent contents Send 80 GEMS 10 TIE pub
shar and yol viii get the largcs: pa3.r you ever
saw. or win 20 for years. On. e .itioa of 2AoGo
has been cold already, second edition will be
| Issued about the first Of October. st nd soon to
| secure a early copy.
PErEgsos's MAGAZINE, for August, is FIRST and
f'rcmost among the 81 IN anthlies. Its contents
arc C. lent in matt, and style. Several o"our
best wr.o!s are among Its Contributors
TaE GREAT RsPrrLfc MONTHLY. for July should
have lecn noticed in our last Issue. Al b ,ugh
In this instance the last In time 1t is by meals
the las: or least in merit. Sh )u'd Il continue a.
= IN, II will soon sLGre equally with Harper IL
the p1blic estimation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

The PFC MIC Mt spripgdnla ca The
"a passed OF very pleasantly. About
800 people assembled in Mr.. Varney's
Grove. The forenoon was occupied y
cxcrci.e. by the various schools Of Spring
dale and Iowa townships, such as dccla.
nations, dialogues, songs, SC &c, Viii, h
showed that the efforts Of the people 10
educate their children had not been in
vain. We doubt much whether any
other pupic schools in the State. not
including graded schools, have made as
much proficiency a, those Of the town.
ships named Or. Mynnd, County Su
perintepdeot. spoke to the children in
his own peculiar and happy manner; bis
speech was a good one.
The eatables were next dcussed, OF
these there was sn abundance Of the best
which were free to ill. In the afternoon
II. J. Campbell, Esq. Of Nu.catine, de
liv.red m address which Vas in good t;st2
and well delivered. Miss SaiIie Bonsall
rad an essay in response to a toast,
which placed the power of tho female
teach r higher than that Of Presidents
and Kings. Miss. T. is fnc writer,
aod reads in good style and voice, do
ing full justice 10 her subject. After
two or tIlreo o.her short speeches, or tx
cnscs for not masking speech, the assem-
by dispersed, fully satisfied that they
had lad a rational aud good time.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

MAD Docs On last Saturday, son
Of Mr.. Cicghorn, who resides at Cedar
Blufs, WIS bitten BY mad dog. the sane
do. bit several other dogs and two or
three horses on the same dry. Mr. G.
immediately took lis son to tho "mad
stone" in Linn county. Wo Iern that
Mr.. @. thinks it effected cnrc. Look
out for mad dogs sly We
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4 staple hiticIe.--we would call the apea-
ton If oar lrs tH@ to the lowing:


Astapic hItlcIe.--we would call the attea.
tiou Of oar lris IT, to the lowing:
HAvEgulL, Aass-, Fef. 7, 1887.
Daar Sir: Permit mo lie pleasure OF stating
I, you tie qualification have in vending and
the universal favor HoolIiana's German Dittefs
III ct aith, by nearly ev ~ erson xho has hai
0 casion to test their virtue. in this siclify.--
tbs esta lishment has had the agency Of your
10 inc ince 1858. and can safely say there
has been no remedy placed iefore the public.
within the o 0 Of my nosledge. that has met
5, mucl general favor. and 20 wor'hfy. a. the
man Bit ers. have no hesitation In recon.
mn ny them TO oar customers. suffering with
sa4ses fot " iicl they arc appropriate. foehag
confident ftpm pas. experience -ha; they viii do
o. and even In re. til u IL promised II te.n.-
II rysaepsis AMI Liver Complaint, defy N
equal, To Druggists can recommend them as
a safe invest uea., al 20 tho pablo - truly
worthy remedy. Very Truly YOUR.
DR. c. u. JAcxsa.. c. LEEES0E.
Thess Diters can he had OF any drasgis: or
dealer in medicines, IN the Cn!tei States Or Can.
adas, .. Is cents per bottle. They are prepared
hy DR.. C. Il. Jackson als Arch ST.. philadelphia,
Pa, aud eye.y bottle bas bis signature on tao
wrapper.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

SAD CASUALTY. -Ou the I'd inst. rs @
son Of Elder Mclaughlin, about nine
yeats old, was wadine in the Cedar river
about three miles above Rochester, on
the west side, he was drawn by the cur
rcnt into deep water and was drowned.
His body has not been found.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

Tue PIONEER Farmer, is published
seni-monthiy ut Des Meiacs, by " {.
Simmons & Co. at the low prico Of 81
per year. Wo have examined two nun.
bers OF the Faspacr, and think il worthy
n nstroDags BY tho f,-ncr. - Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09
.Muscat.ne Market.

The%t-Ol4. 7-g5ac. Floar, stooGT m u i.lI
Hes, 5scl6j. Corn, in the ca F. 66l Oe.
WinseE.s51. 0a,s--Old, 45.50.
BARLEY, 400: nc. New, 4sL1Uc.
Beana. 75c43, 90. Eggs, 10.
Apples--,treeu, 6ksl.5o Batter, l01il,e.
Dried, $500 Ill les--Green csl-c.
Lnml t0u3a II 1000. " Dry aia;, l54lCc
1--we cattle, 81 50 q - 60 per cwt.
As matter Of tnteresGto farmers in as this time
give retail prices Of seeds furnished ~ c.
* ". Il. stoae who have Urge snd chico assortment
OF field ard garden seeds :--1fgsealHs yeErsat
Hungarian grass seed 81, 25ait5.. Timothy. ! -
AoW. Glover .-.5t4s,W Kentucky Blus Grass,
40,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

OUR THAMES arc due to Hon. I'd
WRIGHT, for n cory Of the fifth annual
report of the Iowa State Agricultural So
ciety, and a copy Of the journal Of the
House Of Representatives.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

THE NosTH VEST, psb!ishcd at Du
tuquo, weekly, for 81 a year, is m ex.
cellent Democratic paper. To Admins.
sratiou Iren /. will be very acceptable. ---
|! is large sheet: Address H. III.
HcIth, Dubuque, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

J. g SMUcKER 4 Co. have just r.
ceived another new lot of foods. There
en- be but one answer - the question,
Why is it that Scfmuckors sell so many
goods? and that IS, because they sell 50
cheap. Fl.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

6J" The communication from "Me.
gainesville on our first page was 10
type for last week, but was excluded for
want Of room. .s...-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

REMOVED Mr.. " Bnelcy has nc
we'd his furniture ware-rooms II the store
next to G Swetland~, where he has a
Cue lot Of furniture for sale cheap.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

Tx GR0rs, DOW promise to be ebun
dant. There may be few fields which
do not promise largely, but they are OK
captions. The weather is fine.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

gy- Those indebted TO j L. Ray &
ca, will read their notice in the alver.
Using colamsrs
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On tho 9Th inst, BY fov. 4. " Gz.sEs, =. toe
rsd ep OF To brides father. II. JASON L
gAylx aaa Aiss NArrgA AsvAsNErss, II D.
lar e,-n,y. Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

ssS> shor asa herspapcr uaose eoi,4ntss are a
MI times cros0dea With entertainments, ana ut
'oH! sho~ yog ccmmasnty a'tse lith 5nsi,,sss aal
enterprise. The age is 'ag one. A man thai
std"as M these latter doysn will ~ short tine fra
htasetf behind his compeiilor,. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09
Davenport Market.

vheat--new, 15gs5o: old.9ogI.a5. Com. zoe.
CO.. DatF-~new, sic: old, Sic. pota:oes, E0(l30.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09

ENYn10ns ssasDs Sugar CAGE CrushS, which A6oasa
II - in shs hAsls ~ every Fsfn9 $500.
por -.t ~ JAS ~ O a NYFh
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09
4 orh -S.er Market,

Corr sctei y Y GtErs 4 Co., Mlers aad Merchants.
We uf!l grid for customers promptly on vedass-
days aud Saturdays.
NAcat-Dd, s6l10c FIor-, eaooIo. 30
Ae*. 5CJ.5 ship~tnT, 4Plp0 Loo
Corn, 59c; Bean, " tpa. 1000
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-09
New and Popular Vocal ssu>ic.

T. IND WORDS" The Angels tod u so,' Grave
~ Of H. l1si," .'T X! ~ Eh9 ,"..Give uG tasx
ny HguatHIa Hanr.' Thnaysts Of Cad - II r. wish
thee Sal" "WaIs Hiy, " ka,' "a eavn thee n
ccl sch.
New d n POPULAR JnstrvIru -r-nl.---.' palace
Garden p. 4" Vigne'te 'sEslp'rs ke.ches o4a.-
Tiss.' dance, rr.rs - eea.s essJ - On nj
Polk, win rim ScaoJi-c '.I nom4s Hase- -chot
risch," AZ with s7etf-s. ''NsS innrHi4D Qua rifles y
IS 60 .. ea,h. t'Crun!lpe W ltx," ssDtv.lla zur
H." "Ar.aian War Cry March, "ksst.nF Polka -
ysrY .s. yorspef Art geua1r sfas AID Ain Fa8
u ssurS = /: rice - cts e. ch. HORACE wATERs,
Nay %, lG.,al No. SO Braaasay, Sss Ior1.
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Q,iptou AObertist .
local DEPARrnrErJr,
Agents FOR tho Advertiser.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

il9 Nassau g.. N. y, and 10 State ST.. Boston
= NJ Petengill * Co. the agents for the Adver-
user aid the hast influential and largest newspapers
In tn" United States and Catadas. They are
to contract for us at our io1est rates.
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yoCaa AGENT WANTED
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-@ ~uzCIIArJTS

We wonld say We can furnish Jon goods as cheap
1t Wholesale = Jon can do In ChiaaSn or d.
Louis f. r. q w. I1s'
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Upton Ma kct.

Corrected ~ -Acos E;sESu,sr, dealer IN Craee.e1
All PrsylG.o.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-07
A Good Resolution.

Our Heighbor Of the Enquirer made an excellent reso-
Lotion few days ago whicb We were hugely delight
ed /; announced that it meant 70 devote it, column,
almost exclusively the proceedings Of the Episcopal
Conveutonin other words that it proposed TO turn IT,
attention TO religious matters for while and give up al
thousst- about worldly conccrus
We have often thought that as a Igou- journal he
Enquirer would cut . considerable figure and We do
hope, in spite oft sinful political instincts It viii firmly
adhere 20 IL noble and pior. resolution The presdu
Of the truth. Of the Gospel among it, readers We feel
well assured vii be followed by their speedy conversion.
from the vile ways Of Locoocois and the opening Of
their eyes TO the glorious light and liberty Of the true
Wing faith. When wc great sinner, like the In
qdrv turning bic attention rel gious thing. our tel
Scr heart overfoEs with JOY, and ve feel Ike rating
him on the back every hour in ;he day ty way Of en-
coursng him to Terseyere in the right way and never
look behind
II We can be q any service in aiding and eneosagi,-
our EeigL0or to pres in the good work We 7l.u be-
happy 70 render l.. Nos can sc too warmly cougr,tr
late the Er4Hr'r upons conversion from -eculs- to
religious Journal We anticipate the happes, con.equrn.
css 'hereiroi1 10 an the beuighci sud sin stricken To-
eofoco iosaidss ia the State. We hall pray tbs, ,,
~ may %" given rcgcnsratad ueighbor 70 hold ont
.aihil.l7 U the end Truly. truly.
VIII. h lamp holds 'rtur-
Tie ylesf sinner NAV return
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-07
I,s Raeel Uron Trade and commerce.

The Baltimore Pd'ro. well remarks that the misera-
ole policy of the Buchanan Administration in its effects
upon the trade and commerce of the country exempt
fed in the Of specie export During the first
eight months OF this year have exported from these
shores no less than fty-two millions of gold and silver
and during September just passed have sent abroad
some four millions more From the heavy importations
Of costly luxures it is calculated that by the end of the
year. the drain Of the precious metals will have cost Is
eighty millions of dollars. This shows the balance
Of trade against u.s. This is the difference between the
value OF the imports consume and the exports with
which pay for them rather with which we fail 10
pay for them, and therefore forced make good the
difference in gold and silver which otherwise would have
remained in the country foster enterprise to employ
mechanics and raiemen, and assist in establish
ing among factories of those very articles for which
We now have to pay foreign operatives and aborers
while sarye at home. IL Is for this reason too
that farmers find the price Of grain daily falling
The policy of rulers is to destroy manufactures at
home drive labor from the factory to the farm and
thus increase the number of producers and diminish the
number of consumers. OF course the consequence is
that everybody has grain to sell Nobody here is in
want of it everybody raises more than they want
Then there Is foreign market because other Govern
have the good protect their farmers by
excluding foreign grain, and encouraging home market
10y increasing the number of manufactures And there
Is home market here, because our Government dis
courages manufactures and invites mport4ions Thus
the Buchanan polio! is absolutely encourage the mar
kct in France and England for French and English farm
ers and destroy both manufactures BY French and
English competition and cheap importatons, and our
farmers by abolsbins preventing the home market
aud keeping down the price Of grain. When will our
farmers &C; on this plain, indubitable fact:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-07

Saturday the October NJ the rc-idene. Of her
law, w. MeAlusier, In the of Grecnvie
LoSlsA Misht, In the eh Of her age was Tie
uor OF NE late m Ltiehury " Mostly PoNba.n
cut during ihs last Sn'y years Of his NE resident
HndaH daughter OF the late uervas
s- nlrier Of el'ilon connexions th. pSr
naal OF whom will this
toe, who're she known,
generally and sincerely beloved
served to be She indeed
endoSnens No one cOnversed her for Few
minui~' without being struck strength and
proportions q her With refined mod,y ana
delicate aii-uton Co the feelings others which
ne eSSr.e OF her Gaeonnon gins with th, associated
sound ndcnent and temper Of unrivard
eed scarcely av"d being what In truth vorts ofryy
circle la which she moved; beloved by the
Nhtuous and dol-ed AZ home protesting
Of her life her example had render r.y
etimahle In the Of the unhinkng
beran groSth Of and heart wSterd h. Iyns
eAn' rA the iountAnsof the Gospel
orsness OF being always under the her
she len many descendants for
when ,he great day CONES must all iher end NAV
he Ax hers. - 49,
fedrrdNy morning, about o'clock rr.d.nee Of hr
father, sAlLlE NELSON dsushtc OF Wa and Amanda NJ nm
Her fnnral will take place from th Monus Church on
siy morning. The N'h Inst, tsN O'Clock. Geo W Wood
Church are invited 20 attend. ~ ''
fredeFiesburE Petersburg Va and Milton papers please
" 1890
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-07
OBJECTIONS To LIFE INSURANCE. AM
SWERRD. ''

OBJECTION cannot aFord % insErs EayHH
cents a w,ek viii Insurs AZ ooo nm tn No,
Of man aEes 80 The Ultimate fate faulty
Inse amounting 70 even les. than half dollar IT,
your present income you unable make such
~iihout you and without your income'
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