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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


-. GOVERNMENT
r.. - BUCHANAN, Of Penn
p5e>s .l,,t-Jony C. BREcxISRGDGE, Of
.>ccretarg Of St0te-Lewis Cass. of Michigan.
secretary OF Var, I'm b Floyd, of Virginia.
Secretary of Many I-aac Toucey, of Conn.
Secretary Of Ireaaary-Howell Cobb, of Ga.
!"ecyctmy IF Lgterior-Jacob Thompson, of
b s5i- ippi.
attorney GcnerQL-Jeremah s. Black, Of Pen.
POSTMASTER Generdl-Joseph Holt
Commissioner IF Land Ofec-T \ Hendricks.
Commissioner IF Indian Atairs-George w.
#tHypenuy.
Commissioner of Patents-Josiah Miuct
CHEF Justice Supreme Court-Roger B. Tar ey
Associate JusftceS-John Mclean, James NJ
wayne, John Katron, Peter V. Daniel, Samuel
elson, Robert C. Grier, Benz. r. Curtis, John A
lnpbell.
STATE GOVERNMENT
GoUernOr-AexaEder W. Randall.
Lieutenant Goyernor-Erasmus D. Campbell.
.Fecrtary Of State David w. jones.
Treasurer-Samuel D. Hastings
AHorney General-Gabriel Bouck.
Bank Comptrolier-Joel c. Squires
Superintendent Of Public Neutrality-suspicious.
= Draper.
state Prison Coat,aisSio,er-E. u. MacGraw
,UPREME COURT
Chtef Justice-L. II. Dixon.
ASSOCIATE Justices Orsap1us Cole and Byron
Payne.
MA ITOwCC COUNTY OFFICERS
tfrc,Ht J,tdgc-Dayii TAYLOR.
,r J,tdqc-Chas. H. Walker.
=, = .iHoyveg-G D.. H. Lee
-Lrw.- i mper
D,.'--E.n.. Bacz
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Screw steamer Ogoutz leaves Johnston L
Hodges Pier every Thursday morning at 6 O'Clock
for Kewaunee, NOT River Eagle Hsrbor, Wash
irgton IIarbor, Fish Creek, Bailey Harbor, aud
Green Bay.
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Screw steamers with good accommodations for
pass, ggr., leave Johnston Il Hodges Pier almost
every day for Buffalo Oswcgo, and Ogdenshurgh,
through the chain OF Lakes.
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,..a5 Too1 .-.t. Leave Johnston & Hodges
every Tuesda,, Thursday, and Saturday ewes
Chicago and Intermediate POI
-.esmor Ogontz /, We Johnston & Hold
v"ry sunday NOR IT. O'Clock, for
il jat,rmgd atn
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


Steamer GHz:iie leaves Johnston & Hodges
Pier every week dav afternoon at 3 o'clock, for
-hehoyg'r, Port Washington, and Milwaukee,
meeting with trains and steamer Traveller for
c South and East and Grand Haven boats.
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Democratic Meetings.

Ion. II. C. Hobart, Democratic candi-
for Governor, will address the people
= times and places named in the ioi-
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Circuit Court-ManitoWoc County,

Circuit Court-ManitoWoc County.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, CalIen-
- der, John ?. Rogers, Bethae B. Vincent,
VIM, Himrod, David Himrod David Scheck,
John NJ. Vincent, Joseph T. Ryers0n, James A
Smith, I. True, Thomas Thayer, Jonah Rich
ards and b. Carpenter, and all other creditors of
T. Durgin Co, who elect to come in under
this decree In this cause, plaintiffs,
AGAINST
Ezra Dursin, Horatio Truman, David H. Van
Falkenburg, Edgar D. BeardsleY, Robert L. Bell
Wm. W. Waldo, George LIE Feyre John A
butcher, Defendants
JudG13ent Of Foreclosure and Sale.
BY VIRTUE OF, and pursuant to judgment
OF foreclosure and sale, issued out of said Court
in the above entitled action, on the 28th day of
April, \. D., 1859, l shall expose for sale, and
sell at public Auction at the Court House. of said
County, on the 18th day of November, A, D. 1859
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ of said day. the
following described mortgaged premises, men
toned in the complaint of this action, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
OF said Judgment, interest and costs, together
with the expense and costs of S, lie, to wit:-Al
OF Block Nc. one hundred and forty-fye Gas
Lot Nd. seven % in Block No one hundred and
forty seve, 147), Lots No ten (l0) eleven ll)
twelve u thirteen Is fourteen TI4l Of Block
No. one hundred and forty three i43 !, in the
village and county of Manilowoc, State OF Wis
consln, together with all ana singular the here a.:
tament5 and appurtenances theTcuuto appertalu.
ing.
DATED, Sherilf's Office july 18th, 1859
LOUIS KEMPER. sheriff
| Isaac II. Parrish, Pl'tfs Atty. u2-I2w
!
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works:
Life Of Napoleon, by Headley, 81 25
Life Of Lafayette, do IS
Life Of Josephine, do l 25
Wild Scenes of Hunters Life, | %
Life of Mary and Martha Washington 25
Odd Fellows Amulet, 25
Any person wishing any Of the above books
can have them sent by mail, free Of postage on
receipt OF the above retail price. Address above
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rs Editors of Newspapers giving the above
insertions, and calling attention to it, and send
ing it. will receive any three of the following
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nARLEY'S Arabian Heave Remedy, for sale
hoy nl~f r L. J. ROBINSON,
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T L K VI S:
70 Vulage Subscribers, when left by the Car
r II. $500 per annum.
To Mail and Office Subscribers, $3.50.
Eleven copies wiil be sent to one post office on
.a receipt Of $500. Twenty copies on the
-eipt of $4,000.
- Advertising at the usual rates.
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GOVERNMENT.
r.. - BUCHANAN, Of Penn,
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Il Benepolent Institution established by Special
Endowment for the Relief Of the Sick
and Distressed, afflicted nth ITiru-
lent and EDide,uic Ui se1ses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19
ny N. VIGNIE.

By Msss, it,. sss sss 49,
BY Street,. sss
=. S Ss q GROUND II ~ 50
street.? 70 sssHs' ssuk LOS II: g. forming
No. q bounded By France Josspsine A'snt and ce's'ns
.,s ,ss,:
IT, abo"s described October 1852
.sss .as
81 :, oS a .ss
s. sH;isf Tx Is. Of in No. Co.
bounded By Emile. Humanity Mahilds Pleasure Streets
s'i the
in
bound by Dssry Johnson Tcou and Force Streets g
w. sfxfEES, foSs OF GROUND forming the
stress IT, dssisnnsd i Lots Nos 70 il.
sass O. sis ss tue . Ts
aud adjoining Hancock street. designated tract Nos
Tract No. measures 2psnts l,s feet 4inches aud lines
s1a ,nas ~ g m
spsn,. inches
@ "2d % and lines
front said road By about 4 80 feet inches
81 4 N na s
s BY % s 70 nn
| GENTLY Road.
TaAoTs s OF hAND s sus s. IN
Road adjoining the properly q n Daa and formerly
s Ia , n1 sS III
5000 feet 1000 feet in depth together with the house and
propsyiy up October 1882 Mr. Geo.
T%EErY.F5TR TRAors OF LAND, situated on both
sides Of Bayou aud fronting the Genty road de-
lsn on as g. 5 e q sesS
TRACT OF LAND, situated on the left bank of Bayou
feet front the Gsny road by 800 feet in depth.
Bayou as aets Nos Co. a. 81 IS and S.
measuring each about 1870 feet fron the GENTLY road by
ONE HuNbRED AND FrFTY-sIx TR ACTS OF LAND,
situated both sides II Bayou Savage aid measuring each
,n 81 Ssundd on ONE an d Sy a.
plantation Said tracts known the Vaehere and desg
mated tracts Nos d. 3d. d5, d. 3d. co. to 6 and 2S 30
| 2l2 aud 2li.
Milneburg Property.
20 FoRTY-SIX SQUARES OF GROUND, situated a,
Nj ntbug comprised within Lake Pontcharan, Vaudeville
Pressburgh and Amen streets.
The whole according plans drawn by Louis Pile Esq,
City Surveyor which be presently examined at the
ore Of Cont street and Exchange Alley said
to be exhibited al in the rotunda of the ST. Louis Hotel
TERMS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9Th cash and the bal
h "a s he
ed by special orgage on the property sold with vendor
per per date until maturity in
Of after itury said notes will then bear pc
will be under TODD delay in the
said notes. T.,
conditions described within fifteen days from he da
properly puchs.ed By them viii rssoid for their acc ut
risk without any further notice
Acts Of sale be fore Bouny, Esq, City Notary NO. "a Ro
al street, Mt the expense of the purchasers. aS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19
J A. FAHNEsTocK's VERnIIFUGE-

This safe and only eecus remedy for has been
extensively used by regular practising physicians than
proprietary medicine which has made its appearance in
the United States. -
with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentle
who have attained eminence in the medical in
all the Middle, Western and Southern States.
The great of its popularity the fact that nothing has
which be substituted place and
that may all without the
Its perfect safety recommends it parent II
secrpted within the system 1t will speedily expe
them without fail But in order to obtain the genuine article
every purchase should be on his guard and look well to The
he is buying B. A. FAHN EsToCk's EERMIFUGE, and no
other. NIL Im&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

NJ vIGNIE, AUCTIoNEER, APPRAISER, AND
lNs General the sls md Purchase of Real Es
tate Lands, Plantations, Negroes, etc
Banks' Arcade Passage, No. g. First District
CONT and Exchange Alley Second District
Where be examined, at time list OF valuable I'M
proved property of very remunerHtive investment.
Also and constantly hand for sale private and public
Mechanics list of Virginia and Carolina
IT Negroes.
u DEFERIET will give his personal attendance to
~ fe2g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

SANDS' SARSAPAR1LLA, FOR PURIFYING
Cthe Blood Original and Genuine Article, everywhere
celebrated for the removal and Of all diseases
arising from impure state of the Blood habit of the
SYSTEM =
This Purely Vegetable Extract in which strongly
all the medicinal properties of the best Sarsa
para root combined with other most eectual and saluary
productions of the vegetable kingdom producing compound
differing entirely properties from any other
preparation and infinitely superior all others for the of
Scroiula Rheumatism Stubborn Ulcers Dyspepsia, Salt
Rheum Fever Sores Eryspelas Pimples Biles, Mercura
Diseases Cuaneous Eruptions Liver Complaint Female Com
plants of Appetite General Debility etc. The expert
sixteen has fully established the high reputation
of this
Prepared and sold by A. B. D. SANDS, Wholesale Drug
gists, No. 100 Fulton street, New York. For sale by
j. WRIGHT 4 CO., No. q and ISL Ghartres street,
Ftp. DACoNGE, 80 Chartres street, New Orleans, and
P. II. McGRAW, Natchez, Miss. NIL lm&W
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Y ArHMAN's TROPICAL RooFING-


Cheaper and superior my used in Southern
climate.
Its tested and recognized qualities
lat. DUR ABfLITY-equal to the best slate roofs.
I'd. IMPEHMEA BILITY-Superc to any other crack
or leaks being possible.
Sd. BEAUTY-It smooth and graneke surface.
4h. CHEAPNEsS-It costs much less than though is
good slate wood roof and less than the inferior
Composition roofing heretofore offered the public
cost Of CUTTERS and valleys.
9Th INCOMBUSTIBIIITY-Itw resist Ere better than
slate roof.
9th CONFERENCE.-THE will soften under the heat Of
climate and protects the of buildings from
Intense OF summer.
It'll. SOIDITY-It harder and from expo
can be put roofs of slope ana being Of light
weight does require heavy raers support it while t
liable and breaking require repairs
Thu TROPICAL ROOFING - is a chemical compound Of
substances which peculiar Alone combined
In proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
tnths city.
Testimonials correctness the hsnds
Of the and be verified by person wishing
before contracting.
All orders left the Office, Box K, No. 2 will be
j. G. KAUFMAN,
.;iia-a,. NInxut r&r
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! FosrER's SLAVE DEPOT.


"a TIE undersigned respectfully presents this his
the public Mt large for the coming season, in the
sale OF Slaves Shall constantly hand asrge and
fully stock of Slaves calculated to please the pur
chaser let his wants be what they may Having three extern
prepared to accommodate FIVE HU SDRED
SLAVES. have also every accommodation for Traders both
for boarding lodging with attendance Ny bust
will be strictly confined to commission giving thereby
every trader equal opportunity in the disposal Of
his Thankful for avors, respectfully solicit
continuance of all former and friends. Tia
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

PATENTED INVENTION
For Spinning the Cotton Crops
On Plantations diresy from the sssd faliy
~ which the Plsater's nst fncomeis
DOUBLED OR MORE THAN DOUBLED
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OF OIL PAINTINGS FOR SALE
No. 3CARoNDELET STREET, WEST SIDE.

The subscriber wishing to visit Europe Offers at private
sale large valuable collection PAINTINGS and En-
cravings consisting of Original Pictures by of the best
Europe and copies made from the works of cee
bted artistall selected and some paated during many
residence an artist in the principal cities of the Cont
anime collection which may be from O'Clock A. NJ,
till 3 o'clock p. NJ.
ROBERT GSCHWINDT.
M In No llarondeet west side.
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ASyATt OF THE LATE JOHN McDONoGH CRY OF
Sey tsleNns Third unreservei and extensive Sale,
bux Credit very valuable Tracts Squares Lots
dram situated in tbs Third District In suburbs Marigny,
And Washington and on the Gentiily Road, for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-19

TOR GONORRHEA, GLEET, WEAKNESS, PAINS
L in the Back, and all Urinary Affections.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, SPECIFIC soLU.
TION-This worldrenowned preparation all affections
Of the generatvs organs whether recent or chronic Phys
cians of England of France and of America its
efficacy. Thousands sufferers have been relieved by T.
Purely vegetable composition il il harmless as i Is en-
The system inyigoraad and the aebiatea
body and depressed mind restored to energy
' b. ABRAMS,
Sole agent for the United States
myl7 Iy Apothecary, % Camp street New Orleans
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gentlemen being asked what he had for dinner,
replied, lean wife roasted and the ruin Of man
for sauce.n What did his dinner consist or Spare
rib and apple sauce.
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Squares fronting on Roman and PrieuI
streets, intersected as the preceding.

Square No. 50 fractional square, and fronts Roman
First and Prenr sire divided lots of about the
same dimensions the lots in the preceding
Snuare No. GO is bounded by Roman, First Prienr and
Second Streets and is divided into Is easurng each about
81 feet inches front, by depth Of 26 feet inches
Tri streets is divided into Is lots of about the di
mepsions as those in the preceding square.
Square No 62 is bounded by Roman, Third Prepr and
Fourth Streets diyd I'd into Is lots of about the d
mensions MS those in the preceding square.
Square No. bounded by Roman Fourth and Peu streets
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Notice Is hereby given, that all claims which
upon examination be due from the books OF Baylor
20 aa MI wnsn may % M y que
This occasion is taken inform the friends of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents OF Baylor Co. throughout
Cotton Districts that during the coming business season.
will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
direct shipment to accompanied in all cases by
Orders for Cotton Baging will be filled by direct poatiop
from Calcutta into the port of New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
will in instance be made in LONDON
by Public Accountant and those interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
marks aud weights Cotton and such other information
will facilitate the matter.
All letters, private we'll business relating
fairs Of Baylor Co., and direct rade will
&C. G. BAYLOR, A LOMBARD STREET, LONDON"
Notice OF Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that at the termination of the
nership existing, according written articles of agree.
ment between the members Of the firm of Baylor the
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed
liquidation. G. g. BAYLOR.
Manchester, March. 1858. az tfAw
MIR. HUGH LUCAS BECOMES PARTNER IN
l house this day. The style OF the firm remains
changed. COOPER NEIBERT
Y and 70 Common street.
New Orleans, Dec mber l, 1885, III If
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BY N. vIGNIE.

ESTATE OF THE LATE JOHN McDoNOGH E1tsn ,yr
of vary valuable belonging 70 niy 70 NE G
and without Reserve to ..c: partition bet ween New o'
leans BamoselJ9 Squares Of Ground sin"cd III 'he
Fourth District, and b, divided into Lots
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TO COTTON PLANTERS,
coMMIs3IoY MgacH ANTs,
Editors oflPapers,
PATENTED INVENTION

rHs 1RIsxDs or 7Hs sosrH.
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Z rs,.g....ss.ll
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Squares fronting on Claiborne and Mart
streets, and mterseeted as the preceding
Spares fronting on Claiborne and Derblgny
streets and intersected as the preceding,
bounded OH the upper line by Upper Line

bounded OH the upper line by Upper Line
Avenue.
No. At fractional square divided into 10 lots fronting
Claiborne First and Derbgny Streets and has frontage each
Of I'd feet inches Claiborne 80 frontage First
aud Derbgny Streets depths Of from l9 feet inches to l2S
feet. Lot No. having depth Of lS3 feet inches.
Square As bounded by Claiborne First nerbgny and
Second Streets and divided into Is lots measuring each about
a. feet front by depths ana l26 feet inches
Square 40 is bounded by Claiborne Second Derbny and
Third and divided into Is lots of about the d
mepsions rs the preceding.
Square No. 50 bound by Claiborne Third Derbgny and
and is divided into Is 10 81 feet inches and ~
feet front by depths of l2i and l27 feet
Square bounded by Claiborne Fourth and Derbiguy
streets Washington Avenue and is divided into is lots
OF about the same dimensions as the preceding.
Square SO is bounded by Claiborne street. Washington
avenue Debgny street and Upper Line avenue and j. divided
feet to 42 No. III IS 10 are of irregular form
II inches lines and 81 feet inches lines
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Squares fronting on Soils and Mauns'
streets, intersected rs above described.

streets, lMterseCteu MS above uescr1beU.
Square bounded by Soils Philip Maunel and First
Streets divided into ID Lots of about the same dimen-
| sons in square H.
Streets Divided into Is Lots measuring each about 30
| feet front by a depth of 126 feet inches.
Square No. q bounded by Soils Second, Maunsel and
Third Streets divided into IL Lots Of about the dmen
| lions square No. ~.
Square No % by Soils Third Maunse and Fourth
streets divided IS Lots Of about the dimensions
| those in No. 20
square No. g. bounded by Soils and Fourth streets Wash
ngton Maunse street. divided into Is Lots of about
the same dimensions those in square No. %.
square No "a bounded by Soils street Washington avenue
Msnsel Streets divided into 30 Lots those 'front.'
ing on Washington and Sixth each
by 12s feet in depth those fronting Soils
Maunse each 81 feet front by about 1876
feet 3 inches and 2 lines in depth,
Square bounded by Soils SIXTH Maunsel and Sew
streets is divided into Is Lots measuring each about 81
feet front by l25 feet in depth
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WIS gnn AMI {. vi led n'o Is lots Of sboat
Li,nsDsiona thnse in tre proceed
saiae 81 is Of Irregular form. ,ded by
Roman AID Ptsur streets Aot shnzton md Upper Line
y,ugs ded into q or
to 81 feet front by depths inch and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03
Testimonials Of the iiosace Waters Pianos
and Mclotleonx.

9TH. Piano to hand, IN arss rate erisr. Hisa
beautiful instrument aud no mi.sake.'-Le. 4 Walker,
PAiIadefpA.e. Pa.
Johr Iie.ist OF Carthasc. New York. who has had
enc II the Horace Waters fsnas, writes as follows:
"A hiend II mpe wishes iae to PURCHASE Piano for
her she likes the enc ,ou me in December.
My piano is LeeominE pornia~ III h. place. aud nk
I can introduce "oe or tive noTt thry vii! he more
popular than ary other make
=. We haze two OF Waters Pianos in ia sem
mary ~ which has been severely trs'rt or three
years AMI testify - tfeir I'D quality ard ln
Ill. EArE. :, E~s---Leer str: Having ussa one 81
roar Piano Sore' for two years fA" haze foani IN
very ssperisr tast-Hnsaf+ ALos1o GRsy.
pr.#rfpaT Broo tfsa EtigAfs sea,rary.
The ano received oia yea caHtiauest 10 tlVc ssi
i,fsctisn. regard one II The he Instruments in
Ire place. -'-.ia1-s L. ctsrt,. Csarte.tea, "a.
The Ieiodeon has safely cd teel ota' gel L.
rou cor yopa iibers disco w, 10 all fo- ,ou
in these parts. RE. J. BeCara,tes, rarq-sr'it-sc
cbHtl and i. very ssaeh sair-A by tay numerous.
family Accept my thanks tsr year prom ItRcss. -
Robert c.optr. HarFaEsam, hr"4L era fas~fF, "a.
Your elaun pieascs sell. II Is thet-ssi III
County. - T&smas y. IL Lana, CcnbtfeR, Ga.
Ne very mash Obliged to .au fr having sen;
such i've instrument for s,o. and shall take pains
to recommend il. Blsnk, Hetd & Co.. Bssaie IeR.
9Th. Horace Waters fianos are known among thu
r.ry hest. Nc -ra to speak Of ,;'ss instrument
With silence. from know led &c OF thcr
ceilens tone AID durable aasty.- J. Ersnsei,st.
I'VE can speak If the merits OF the Horace Waters
Pianos from personal Snas ledge, being Of the
les au,l3tv y CGrisfiar TrtfiIg>Ht,r
'sothiay =, the STATE Fair Displayed greater excel
iruee in any department than the Horace Waters RI
ares. - Chsrckaas.
The toraee Waters Pianos balt Of tle Lest and
thsen riis seasoned material. W. har- doubt
thahuyer. do well. perhaps better ~ this tbs
other haasc in the Is%0n. .s4ressts yaar /.
~ aisa.' Pianos and Neloaenfs ehaenS canitati-
wth tiI- finest made anywhere a. he country -
Tea4s yoEFpcf.
Horace sers ptaro-v u fntl. rch, aud
even tossr ard pesrrfaL .ser lere H-saeai kseita-
.'ppr HttT-.s ~ find a. VIZ. Waters store very
be-. assortment q Planes Ia ne faash fl the IESted
State and southern ard western frtsnai
u sive him ell whenever taey - 20 Ses York -
GrgkrM-s .Hags-ta..
Narerooms 333 Broadway. New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-09-03

NEWSPAPER pUAaaELs.-~Thc y q
York Ttms<, referring to the personal
iaarrels and petty chickering's in which
some newspapers arc proac - indulge,
very justly remarks:
IF editors aaoose TO exhibit them
selves in the caarae;er vi game c,css,
they taay be always sure ot certain
amount Of ala.irlos at,cason FROM class
Of people # whom tbs Scriptures assure
Is that Their nature canaot b. expelled
from them even BY hraynts them in a
mortas Blu the mass 81 readers neither
know nor care anything about the merits
Of such ec@trog gsics - these. and regard
every line that IS spent Gpaa the Sn.alii
risalries and petty ioalousas, and ia.bccie
dnarfels ot The Journalistic world as
tactic insult to tfeig Own good sense and
downright fraud upon their purses aud
their patience