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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-10

1t is estimated that the Iron Noun
tain aud Pilot Knob Of Missouri alone
contain sufficient ore yield l3G, 900 900
tons OF iron. As it requires 70 lbs. TO
the yard, or l23 ,oas Of iron to The nile
of Railroad, and there are now construct
ca aud in active operation in the United
States 10000 miles, only 3,l9s, 200 tons
Of iron rail are now laid ia this country.
ln the two deposits mentioned above
there IS alone enough iron to construct
over one niRtoa additional miles of Rail.
road. All of this ere lies above the nat
urai surface Of the country, il easily
mined and furnishes the best Of metal,
and yet thousands of tons are annually
imported froia Wales and elsewhere, for
the construction of American Railroads
The policy that encourages and fosters
such measure Is ut variance with the
employment of the labor and captal of
our country and consequent, subycrsiye
Of its best interests. -DarcpIo,t Ga.
xctic.
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;, NJ" collection Of choice hymns and tunes, orig
irai ard standaa 4; carefully and simply aran ged As
s5sos, duets. trios. and choruses
organ maiodeon or piano This book contains nearly
so hymns and tunes. and is the be-
for SABBATH schools ever issued. Price 2 cents
Jars per hundred postage cent. Elegantly bouud 70
cents, 10 dollars per hundred pGstag Among
The large number Of new and popular tunes may he
oand Kind words Never Die The Voice from
Heaven and God is There These we're sung to
some FIVE thousand children and teachers at the sun-
day School Celebration aud United States Teachers
Convention at James Hall, Philadelphia by the Misses
Laura aud Seitle Iremaine OF Brooklyn, n. y, and
we're highly afprecisfrd Nearly twenty thousa nd co.
pics have been sod within ninety days. They have
been introduced into u the largest schools in
York and Brooklyn. Among the nrmter ar. Dr. Tyny's
DR.. HHtion's, DR.. Gillette. and Dr. Nc. Lanes
just published By HORACE WATERS, Agent,
g3rl0 333 Broad nav New Work
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ESTRAY MARE.

I'AhEN UP By JOHN f.. EVANS. in Roeh
L ester township, Cedar county Iowa a BAY
MAKE black name and tail, few white hairs in
heriorchead. and also some white hairs ON hei
LEFT hip; pain collar marks en- her shoulder; she
had on yoke made by binding pole around her
ne, and Tying il beneath with a rope. She is
fnii Ii hands high, aud supposed TO lie about j,
years old. Appraised ti'ty dollars, before 4.
e. Biackmore, Justice of the Peace in said
township. sW STAFFORD,
Clerk Cedar District Court.
June Il, ts@32tmf by iSGAaN, Deputy.
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sabbath School BoOks Published BY this
House.

The Anniversary and sunday School Music Book, No.
l. contains l. tunes and hymns; Price cents each 2
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and Sunday
School Music Book. No. contains 81 tune. and ny
price cents each, dol. PER hundred The Anniver-
sary aud Sunday School Music Book. No 3, Contains
so tunes ami by price each, per u nd
The Anniversary and Su nday School Music Book No,
isnos ready it Contains 30 tunes and hymns: price
cent. each. doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
and sunday School Music Book, combining Nos. and
2, with several additional pieces contains IS times and
hymns; price ccn,s each, doIs. per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book, Nos. ! and 2 No. 1 con-
ains Is tunes and hymns, price cent; No. contains
rs tunes and hymns; price cents each, dolls per lO0
postage one cea. each The sabbath School bell con-
tains Isl tunes and hymns: price IL each sdol.
per hundred. postage two cents each: Elegantly
~ cents each, Is dollars per hundred. Congregao
sngingan eight page tractrrice IS cts per Dozen Is
dollars per hundred.
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Mississippi and Missouri r y

AMAss1ssippl ana Missouri r z.
nN and after Monday, April lst 1859. and
~ until further notice. trains will leave Daw.
port Tor Museatinc Iowa City and Columbus Citv
tsandays eAcertcd} as foil 5ws:
LIST Express train az e.,o \,
Trains leave Iowa City as follows: - '''
Is. Express Train at IN p ~
Mail train leave Washington at 900 , n
Leave Museatine junction, for Muscat;ne.
I'D Express Train at kno =, !,
For Iowa City. !"
lRt Express train 1t ,a, :,
trains leave Davenport for Chicapo \, IN "a
4. NJ. and Gas +. 81. '''io
iaAnRers going west make direct copr.o.;,.
win lhe western Stage Co.'S stages for All 49,
west. 'i'i All points
Tie morning train going east connects A. ,,,,
cAdo ''NcTio>, with the Michigan southern :,
,erhooh VAN passengers thereby save AN dsla.
Ionhet tiohs made Mt Mnseatne with the ,s,snIa,
packets Tor Burlington, keoknk ST. Lon,. H. '''''
Passengers going east make direct connoa.;o
AZ Rock lslandw it'll the Chicago and no,t IsI.,ls
y. H. trains for all points east nth ana na.,n
cts at Davenport "h' pack
Passengers are reminded of tho nceaos;,,.
SN!aE distinct directsons as ts the a,.,in.., ~,
OF their ha gage. Also 10 proc are lie .,ts hssa
taxing tneir seats in the ears.
April H. 1879 }. = Tn1tY, sapr
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ESrRAY HORSE,

TAKEN UP By Leonard Gipton OF Fremont
i township on the lst day of August, A. D..
lsa9 one BAY HORSE with gray hairs over his
body some gray hairs in bis name and tail. his
left hind foot white above the pastern Joint; HI,
lie white on the inside Of his right hna foot
about fourteen hands high and Supposed to be
six years old. Appraised ut thirty five dollars
before Geo. kaib, Justice Of the Peace in said
township. GP. INt;MaN
Aug 10. 80 33m3l Clerk Cedar 90 n g.
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ESrRAA HORSE.

'tAkEN Jp by J. W. Stanton. in Inland tn,
Cedar 60, Iowa, on the 2.th day cf June.
le5a, stnut SORE. uorse: about Years old.
small white stripe in his face, medium size--no
marks or brands itercciyabie. Appraised at 500
beiofe X N. Lons - Justice Of the Peace within
said county, July "a, 1859.
). w. sTAFEDHn Clerk
Z0-6 ;mS BY q. II. lHGMAN Deputy.
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,~"Do you not find my eyes express
i've Of my feclings!" said a sentimental
lover to a lady he desired to please -
"OL, yes, l presume 30, said the lady.
"they make me think Of a Goldfish DYING
with the toothache :" Sentime ntal grasp.
Cd hin hat and boltcd.
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(OvER roxLlKsON's STORE

T Would announce to the citizens Of Upton. and
/ surrounding country, that have removed TO
the room over Tomlinsons store, where ] may AZ
all times be found ready to wait Oh those VINO
may favor me with call. t...a.
Having permanently located here, am de-
termihed TO do my work in such manner that no
reasonable person can lind fault. wiIl@rsarrant
my work. will take wood, wheat, corn. oats or
potatoes in exchange for pictures, for which
will pay tn highest market price.
Upton, Oct. 81. STAB Il. u. SIMMONS.
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Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied our great
IL Fire-Proof Manufactory-the most perfect
machine shop in the word--we have signalized
the event by producing d new Family Sewing
Mac hine, containing the latest improvements at
the very low price of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
This great reduction will leave the pubic
without inducement or excuse for buying any Of
the inferior maehin which infringe our pat
ents. Competition will hcnceforth become i'm
possible. A very large reduction has been 'de
in the prices of all of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes, which are well
know to be without any successful rival in the
market Much has recently been published in
regard 10 various stitches made by sewing ma
chimes. We will take it for granted that all the
world knows the fact, ut Singers Machines
make the best stitch ever invented, and do ii in
the best style.
2is-Send for copy of l. NJ Singer f. 20 IS
Gazette, which contains full Information about
prices sizes, etc, of sewing machines, and miH be
snprli,d gratis. I'M. SINGER < CO,
Jan. 30 1859: 45s Bronaray, Me- York.
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and in fact everything that may he called for in
.T... his line. -.s
Now is the time to buy your Goods in order to
get the styles, and It's 4 well known fact that his
prices are always az low as the lowest.
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our Goods whether you
want TO buy or not we want your opinion of them.
We charge nothing for show ing our Goods. but
take pie assure in doing So CllA'S SHETLAND.
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NoTTcF

| 'ilE Partnership Of the undersigned having
nsth dissolved il becomes necessary that
az persons indebted to should pay up i,nmc.
al@t'i3- sAIIkER { LiSENI!ARr
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1V Tho sures, remedy against the
gar OF death, is the hope Of heaven
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADE LPHIA.

R,uspoI.nt Insttntion. ssta6ishrd By special en-
dommsat for tbe reiisf Of the sick and dtstressfd
afflicted with Yiraisnt aud Epidemic diseases.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in viem Of the awful
destruction 81 human life. caused by Sexual Diseases
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon,
o Dspeusary for the treatment Of this class OF
diseases. in all their forms. and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS TO all who apply 10y letter, with .
escrpton Of their condition, lage, occupation habits
Of life &c and in Of extreme poverty. To ilRN-
IsI MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors OF tho Association. in the late Annual
epot express the highest satisfaction with the
which has attended the taors Of their Surgeons In the
cure Of SperuatorrhUa. Seminal Weakness. Ganorr-
hsea. elect. Syphilis. the vice of onans.n or Self
Abuse, Diseases OF the dneys aid Bladder. &c- and
order continuance OF the plan FOR the ensuing
year.
An admirable repxt on Spermatorrhoea, or Seminal
Weakness the vice 81 Onansm Mas, irritation. Or Saf
Abuse aud ether diseases OF the seSal organs, II tn"
Consulting Surgeon. will he sent ny mail lin sealed
envelepe,l FREE OF CHARGE. OIL rece ut OF TWO
STAMPS for postage. Address for Eeuf; ortreatnent,
DR.. J. skIIiIN iIOTGHroN, Acting Surgeon, How
ard Association, No. South Ninth Street, Fhiiadci-
phia, Pa. tlJS
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DAVENPORT
Goomnurtial GeIleqs,

VUltllskskAa@ UOutyts
IN GRIGG'S BLOCK
Ovser Of Third anal Perry .ykArss, !
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Gs5~ NCORPORATED IN 1856 ~
.4 -DIRECToRs-
Hon s.sp sl's c"si, E %;,sr E Es
ira Dalzell. ESQ, y II Grisgs, Esa,
1ne e MS.nn Esa ESQ. j s sS,,n, E E.
ua. - FACULTY. O.
Jos. c. LorEz, Prof of Book Keeping and Ma,hsmnt.
les. with able assistants.
". II. PRArr, Prof. Of Penmanship and Book .ep.nx
W RtEPE, Prof. Of German Ian guaze.
FREp,k scHsAAe, Prof Of Architectural and Ornamen-
tai Drawing.
-LECTUkERs-
d. l.. SHoREy, and other able Lecturers. rr4u
Our Commercial Course embraces conplete Acts .
Books In every branch Of Trade and commerce. via
Individual Psrt nerrhip, joint stock and Compou nd
Company Business. Wholesale and Retail ar-
ing, Hotel Printing Once, and Lumber business;
change, and the Best System Of Bankinx Ex-
tant Also all Lectures, and CONNER
cial Calculations. The courscin
PESMANSHIP
Id under tue immediate supervision OF Mr. ". H. Pratt
who took the Premiums for Penmans ship aud Card n
ting nj the last State Fair and shall be erocied ~
castor West. N - -
In view of the uncaed for and repeated statement.
made by other parties the effect that no Com
mercial College in ssate other the ono thsy are
trying to establish, ~ewould call attention to the fact
that ours is
The only Commercial College In iowa,
Where Is given Thorough course In all branches
at first class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In which thorough practical in Book Keepu,
is taught by PRACTICAL Book KEEPERS and teachers
of experience.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has a fESNAS connected with it.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has more than one teaches beio n gipy to 4.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has a LADIES DErAKrxENr separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which occupies large, venien, and vel. ventilated
rooms.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE
hch relies and always has done, for public apprcca
uonand patronage. upon its actual rat an
boasts, and remarks derogatory to Others, AMI
The only FL ia BLISHED CONNER.
cial College i'm the Place.
Rooms open at all hours from A. N. till r. N. The
public are invited to call and examine spec
mems, course OF instruction, aud mode of teaching
when they will be satisfied that no more thar
~eeaap-ore Ne-ysl LOPEZ PRATT.
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% rrETON'D
x.,,c,,aL Mercantile and Cuisines Aes's
q OIL e O Eli

-
90 TITToND
x..,,,,.a. Mercantile and Business Aen's
q OIL e O Ell
Situated: Corner Of 5th agd Brady st.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded hy Davis l. Tip,.a, April 1858.
=. >. Upton, Principal and Proprietor.
DIRECTORS.
u,n Iohn p. Cook, Rev. X. n. PoweraD,p
Hon Jno. =. Dillon. DR.. }. }. Burtis,
RR woodward. EA II. A. Wurpermanu,
W;,,ism Allen. Esq n. D. Buford, ESQ
In. l.. Coffin, Esq Isaac Negus. Esq
Chas. y. Putnam, Esq Henry d. Evans, ESQ
II Price, Esq y. n Richardson Eco.
r. A. Ofiea, Esq Col w. Young.
Nm T Clark, Esq L. A. Macklot, Esq
TIM. /, new the largest and most thorough Ins,;tu.
,ion in the West, for the proper education Of yo2ps
". w.. Sr.rr of competent teachers is CONSTANT,
employed here. The Lector the most sceuti DC
men OF the country
and editorial Corps Of the Cities of Davenport Rsct
Island and Peoria.
Yonnv men in find. by proper inquiry that hy rr.d
Mating at this College, they will obtain very port..
over the graduates OF any other CONNER.
cal Institution in the country The Course Of study
omrses both foreign and domestic business, and en-.
braces Matter Of Practice in Commercial Science and
Ar-whoily unknown to common teachers-xhich,
is Obvious, win greatly enhance his chances Of
In business.
SrrScgaI. An PENN .ssmr-the most beautiful system,
In the worlds taught at the College in all its forms
both practical and ornamental good Blu sness Ixud
Writing is guaranteed to all who complete the course
| here.
| A beautifully Engraved DpIoma--lithog rnphed on
bank note paper, which the possefsnr fold up aad
place In his port monnaie-s awarded each graduate
This novel and unique feature before intro
| duced into . College. .....
Tuition $40, pay able invariably In advance cpti-
thing the applicant to Life Scholarship. which vii,
also be good mt "Dayis' Commercial College," At Pso-
| ria. Sons OF Cergymen half price
Separate instruction given in Penmanship.
Busipess men and friends Of education are resp.e,.
fully invited to call. For circulars, containing full in
| formation. please enclose two postage stamps.
| Address, s.. Upton,
May 81, 1856 Davenport, Iowa
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nA AND AFTER MONDAY, August 20 ,s,e
~ and until further notice, trains will INN n
follows: ' IA" -"
TRAINS WESTWARD.
NM. rRilS-
Leave Chicago Wells ct. Depot, CONAN
a; on,on. , iG5 IN.
GHr THAN
leave Chicago, Wells St Depot, aoar.s.
Leave Clinton, m
Arrive at GeGar Rapids 21nr
TRAINS EASTWARD.
MAIL lRAlS-l.eave Cedar Rapids sl51x
Arrive at Clinton g3oax
. Arrive at Chicago 445r
MIGHT TRAIN-l.eaye Cedar Rapids, l2o0
Arrive at Clinton 530rv
Arrive at Chicago 3.O0.u
Al Dc"ttts it'll stages for Davenport, Manuole.
Ia and Amamoso.
AT ankee Run, with stages for Toronto. Tin
toh' Aechanicsyille, Mt. Vernon aud Cedar Rsr
ids. ~" s'e"i "AP
Freight trains leave daily.
Inc shortest. cheapest and most expedi,io,.
east OF - -! P''ns
An agent will he at the depo, In Fulton Ia
ie,eNe al baggage for Clinton or the Road which
WI. be conveyed across the river free Of charp.
Freight Trains leave daily
-, , A. SMITH Eng. and SUPERINTENDENT,
hAa' General Fri and iiek-t Agent.
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Located at Chicago New York. Philadelphia, Albany
Buffalo Cleveland and Detroit. Scholarships good
tirnugh the entire chain.
Consolidation Of bryant 4 strattnn's Mercantile
College" and BELLS Commercial College," con-
Quoted Institution under the name and stylr Of
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Organized ard conducted upon the Counting Room
system, the Halls II study being fitted up with appro-
pirate Counters Desks etc., in Real Bns and
tic student at once Introduced to the orktns
and routine afhnsness conducted III Banks. Count
ing Rooms. Railroad Offices, etc.
Circular and Catalogue Of 50 pages furnished gratui,
oesIE on application 10 the undersigned
vG:go BRYANT, BELL IL sTRATTOS.
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Let Every Ono consul. his own In.

Gin with every book worth from Scots to si0G. 90.
II PSEND FOR A CATALOGUE.
1t will cost you nothing. and will be yaa,,l. as ;
book OF reference, II nothing
Address, ID. V. EVANS 81 CO.,
No. CT RroadMnY New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30
rus o>L, sArIp>lL Patty.

The politicians Of the 81 called democrat.
l. party sre constantly asserting ths, tho
"DsuocrEiic party /. the only Na'iosai
parry the ouiy party To save The Uuiou,
&e. ". insert the following fom III.
Rishmoad Eaqairer Of Friday las,, to show
the uaiiy Of sentiment of the Democratic
lo- rather the ,poili) party
The 'Sqasust sovrfcirtiy' stvrcs'es even v
proclaim that what-ver inIuft-s NAV be indeed
on p-rs'n. and property. ~ Ierri ORAL iegnstioa
or oth-fus', the ccnefess II The Cnisd Sia'ss
has no 'isht or Po~erto lss'slss directly Tor the
relief Of such psrson. sri properly
The oprpnsn. of hs'sqItu,r sov--~iEniy IN
povsiion declare hat u 10 enn.itur'oas r0~sr
sut tUtT 81 Csrrrr.s rot t.. thss oi 49,, olhef
Dsrarn-tt e the t'eu.fsi GoVsftu'rJ 10 a.,
10 cas-. az ne'd i"r tn pfslccIaa Ct Peis0t, sod
property thus ssssi-d
Here are TOO positions eat held ~ hoy al
mo ca iltrg th-u.-Itts n'-ub-ts r. ths ID NO
etauc psrtr. anf % or ean rrnv thst ths posi-.
uNnssr- sirosstref irrseonciisahIs Srd tLsI one
ctts- So - 90 ,s-: g, NJ !as1,s iO'l - 80
raTty
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CISI uu.II.,

This pleasant and sgresAJls Hotel in
AieIindria 10 ,,iil under the sLa-ge + our
former eountJ mao SANusL IlrrTLUBowrr
ESQ, Mr. II Is one Of The hes, iandlord.
10 Virginia Wills, lie does no, make IT,.
professions Of some hotel keepers We know
e. ke keep houie inferior 10 all the CON
forts pertaining TO bic business to 10 other
TO be found any where Mr. Roberts, tie
Superintendent, is also az oil giug end d.
serving gentleman
We we're also pleased TO see 4, an assistant
nIbsgsr 9th City Hotel, our former eoun.
lyman, Nr. Wv. = ALe1,>grn Helook.
we'll and from bis urbani;y Of maBser.. 10
IL 'urrouudcd by host Of warm friend,
Lot those Who VII, Alerartria. call :,
the City Hotel They uil, feel tbem.slvs.
psfesily ., homo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30
rus COIN -nnrLpEW.

Tie foreirn borr eitr'us seem to be get
ting the cold shoulder in every direction
FEN the democratic pres. The Richmond
Er1nirrr no; having further use Tor two
year. f,r foreign voters, thu. speak. q tie
Riet IN nnd eorresIOndsu, Of The New York
IsrsH
"Ank1rgh, 'o'eigr,r win 70 r,',arsl i,iers,t
in NUriris r0,t'ics D. iucu,iri. usiv s..si, prh
uuII'' rts'grs and ,b.G;frg is,trra.tuns m marv
r. be ie'sr. th- r''ivr' sfars- larf r' h-
t5r-i hotufatl- Virginia get .ufr. Or. N whom
he has sus'ainet 70 i.l.irra sIi Or u-.tutnr,s o.
The correspondent cones hack at the Er
Haia'r. 10 reply to the shove, as 'o.,ows
The assertion that am . 'ior.isD.r wi.a 70
r-rsnls interest b. Vrginis ry',',s Q, .g~ft.r
uhttur. am iuliT TAurSlz o O. .y.t q the
tuit"i Siatss have resided .o- fcV-n wears
Ia The sts'e IL Ntfginia. | tsv- marie =
IhuTe q The Sale Nv hss' vote v5s a., O..
Virginia 30 i-S6 Ihsv- ever ..rre .r,'a..'y
voted a. 'Nrfv election WHEN Tr-'e7' az r-.i-
dsn-e IA R'chmcud aut have never fsi'td % 'ate
lively interest IN po'i.i-sl msr-rs S.s~art
F,detsi irom n. cave q mr otiz.i, ~ ne
kis'r.~
10 ~ Z.
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AtotpE -

We f's'.t'a ''s. ts'Nr Al Tn....
OF b.'se',f .4''v 90. uIa.4 f. ....,
'h'oEo fam .I.. I.ro . u.
I''' ID h'i e.s...Ir- as., T. d.
TO miles faro 60. ..,rn ut.,...
e'''m' f'shi,a'i ',,a, e.,.,sit.. J. .
ho'' breaking the bore tss,u.g.....,..
as''' sod 's' 'a'sy op.etatg ur 7 -,
lfo"a 9Th mosb force af.o OBJ, e,.,,
'nd h'' eolI'f.b'oe tf,s-a .oIa.,.,. p.
''s'r i'jari''. lie 20. brouy ttot.b.
VI Of NJ. h4ss, stsrs uadsr co. e,,. o.,
Ore s5s.iH ssd Nssas. hsi.a.i,y,,.,,'
vel 'sd "'Il b sbls 10 sfeu dsy.,o &.
takss - BIZ bons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-30

The ffiead' of ldi' gsnilems, 90 L.,oro
ooNsty Of JcT.r.op. (.ays tho F,.lyrt,
ts's Hrai'l have 3stermrnsI 70 r,sj.,
D." The eompiinent n a ,uti- dinosr H.,
b G''tsa up 90 grand scale Ii,ds..,,,.
81. Dot os'y i'f l,' crest private worth bat,
Tor 'se gsi''st nsrrs' in sb.eh BE- bs..c,.
dSsisd tss uoyts ar,Ir.t VI, Fnlt,.,
ahd unLor'ei 'ls gret, rsIessftbs y,,,io
"a D'~'1'rJ 70 tie Haa'r o'E,pr..,s,a.
trss
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