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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-23

VERY OLp BUT GooD.-Mr Slang had
Just married second wife. On the day
after the wedding, Mr.. Slang said,-
II mean to enlarge my dairy"
"You mean our dairy, my dear" re-
piled Mrs. Slang,
NO." quoth Mr. Slang: e! say | shall
ellargs my dairy.'
"say our dairy, Mr. Slang"
"No; my dairy"
"Say our dairy, say OUR, screamed Mrs.
Slang seizing the poker
"My dairyl my dairy my dairy" vocif.
Grated the husband.
"0ur dairy! our dairy! our dairy" re.
echoed the wife emphasizing each word
with blow of the poker upon the back of
her cringing spouse.
Mr. Slang retreated under the bed. In
passing under the bed-clothes, Mr.. Slang $
hat was brushed oil. He remained under
cover several minutes, waiting for calm
AT length his wife saw him thrusting his
head out at the foot of the bed very much
like turtle from his shell.
"What are you looking for, Mr.. Slang?'
says she.
~ am looking, my DEAR to see if I can
see anything of OUR hat"
The struggle was over. And ever since
the above memorable occurrence, Mr.
Slang has studiously avoided the use of
the odious singular posseSsive noun.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-23

BJn "What strain that isl said Mrs.
Partiugton, as she heard an aria from
Lucia di Lammermoor,s sung in the highest
style by young lady where she was
visiting.
"Yes" was the reply, "it is operatic. :"
"Upper attic is it?' said she, 'T should
think it was high enough to be on top Of
the house"
Mrs. Partington does not believe that
screaming constitutes melody.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-23

ES' II do wish 1 could be cured of ly-
ing in bed so long in the morning." said
q lazy husband lounging upon his pillow.
"Well, will try the water cure" said his
wife, pouring bucketful on him.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-23
HALLS PATENT.
vgvHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND

H. BURGLAR PROOF sAFEs.-They have given
more satisfaction than any other her, now IN use. M,
LARS to any person that can, up to the present
time showa single instance wherein they have failed
to preserve their contents.
With this SAFE we challenge all competition, as
being the best Fire Proof, Burglar Proof, or Fire
and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing to
test with any establishment in the Union, and the
parry failing first to forfeit to the other, the sum
of $4,000.
Weare prepared tofrrnsh better Safe, and at less
cost, than any other manufacture in the United
States. ..
Second hand Safes Of other makers, also on hand.
Werespcctfuily invite the public to call and exam.
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
HALL, CARROLL & CO.,
aurI2.ayt nos, rs and II Fast Columbia street.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-23

,ADIEs--IF YOU WISH A GOOD DOU-
nA bic. Threaded Family Sew .pg Machine; which
Tor practical use can not be so rpassed call at No.
Carlisle building second st0r y, corner Fourth and
Machine that can be used wit either 81 se OF dou-
blethread. II Is the best achine made, and never
end specimen Of work. r. n COLEMAN,
Bole Agent ~ the West and southwest.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-23
RAILROADS.
JUNE 20, 1859.
Cincinnati, Hamilton u Dayton
LA
RAILROAD
NouR DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THE
Evtb naNnt

II Sixth-street Depot. lad
Trains run through to indianapolis, Lima, San.
dpsky and Sieyeiand S without change Of cars. Nh,
Ihroqgh Iickets ior aii Eastern, western, Morrill,
'G IH A. NJ W. EXPREss TRAIN Columbus time
which Is seven minutes faster than 0incinnati)-For
connection at Cres!line for Plttsburg, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York; and at Cleveland for
DNnkirk, Buffalo, Boston and New York. Also, con.
meets at Dayton with Dayton and ~ Michigan Road for
reaching Chicago Of 7.20 Quincy and Galena at
IA. M. Also, at Dayton with Greenyillo and Miami
Road for Grcenvie, Union, Winchester and Mum
tra Road, for Indianapolis Lafayette, Chicago, Terre
Haute, st; Louis, and all Western cities. Also, at
Richmond with Cincinnati and Chicago Road, for
nnsfcn afG P se dSpasc' wit"
= A. Nj. MAIL I'll Mh:N-For Dayton, Spring.
STEAM ER for DETR0iT; at URBANA for COL Ua-
cago Road, East and West; at Clyde with g. and To-
ledo Road Tor Cleveland and Buffalo, Toledo Detroit
and Chicago This train also connects at DELLA
WARE with the O., O. & G. Road for Cleveland and
1880 +. M. TRAIN-For Dayton, Springfield
and Sandusky-C0nnecs at Forest with Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Road. East and West; at
Clyde with O. and Toledo Road for Cleveland ang Buff
falo, Toledo, Detroit and Chicago Also, connects at
Richmond for Indianapolis Terre Hante, St. Louis
and Chicago. Also, connects with Junction Railroad
6P. NJ. TRAIN-For Dayton. Troy, Piqua, Sid
ney, Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago, reaching Chi
49, The 8 and "a. NJ; trains connect at Cleveland
For further information and Tickets, apply at the
Ticket oilices-nOrth. least corner Front and Broad
way; No.. l6s observation-disclosures Gibson House; at
between Posollice and Burnet House; at the Walnut
Street House, or ut the Sixth street Depot.
aul5 D. McLAREN, Superintendent.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-23

DECIDEDLY CooL.-A Boston lady, who
had somewhat Bachanalian spouse, re-
solved to frighten him into temperance.
She therefore engaged O watchman for "
stipulated reward to carry "Philaneer' to
the watch-honse, while yet in a state of
insensibility, and to frighten him little
when he had recovered In consequence
OF this arrangement he woke up about
eleven o'clock, and found himself on his
elbow. He looked around until his eyes
rested on man sitting by the stove and
smoking cigar.
"Where am l?'' asked Philander.
In a medical college" said the cigar
smoker.
"What doing there?"
"Going to be cut up!"
"Cut up-how comes that?'
"Why, you died yesterday, while drunk,
and we have bought your carcass anyhow
from your wife who had right to sell it,
for it's all the good she could ever make
out Of you. If you're not dead it's no
fault of the doctors, and they will cut you
up, dead or alive!'
"You will eh2' asked the old sot.
"TO be sure We will-now-immediate
ly," was the resolute answer.
"Wall, look ohere, can't you letus have
something to drink before you begin?"
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COMMENCING Al'RIL IL, 1859.
E4@ - Hssii.s..;tg ~ II -@sS
LITTLE MIAMI AND COLUMBTS
AND XENfA RAILROAD.
Four Trains Daily.

THREE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS.
First II ain-No Express, at 6 A. NJ, connects via
Columbus and Cleveland, via Columbus, Crestine and
Pittsburgh, via Columbus Stenbenvillo and Pitts
burgh, Detroit via Cleveland and steamer. This Train
stops, between Cincinnati and Columbus, at Love-
land, Deerield, Morrow, Xenia, Cedarville, South
Charleston, London and West Jefferson.
Second Train No. Express. at $3.50 A. NJ, connects
via Columbus, Bellair aDd Bcnwood; Wheeling; via
Columbus, ,stenbenvle and Pittsburg; via Columbu
Crestline and Pittsburg: VIA Columbus and Cleve-
land; Detroit, via Cleveland and steamer White Sui
phur Station, via Springfield. This Train stops be
tween Cincinnati and Columbus, Mt Plainville, Mil.
ford, Mamiyille, Loyeland, Deerfeld, Morrow, Cor.
win, Spring Valley, Xena and London. :,
Third Train-Acc0minCdation, at 4:40 p. M, for
Columbus and Springfield.
Fourth Train-Night Express, at l1:5o P: NJ; con
meets via Columbus, Bellar and Benwood; Wheeling,
via Columbus, Steubenvil1 and Pittsburg; via 90.
lumbus, Crestlnc and pittsburg: via Columbus and
Cleveland. This train steps at Loyeand, Morrow,
CorXip,, Xenia and London. SLEEPING CABS ON
No. Express, through to Cleveland withoutchange
of cars
No. 2Expross, through to wheelinswithout change
The NIGHT ExpREss Train leaving Cincinnati
at 1880 p. NJ, runs daily, except SATURDAYS. The
other Trains run daily, excrGt SUNDAYS.
ton, New York, PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore, Washing
ton, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Dnnkrk, Cleveland,
Pittsburg, Wheeling, and all tho Eastern places,
apply at the Offices, Walnut Street House, No. Bur.
net House, southeast corner Of Broadway and Front
streets, and at the Eastern Depot.
Trains run by Columbus tino, which Is seven min
utes faster than Cincinnati time.
J. DURAND, Sup't.
Omnibuses call for passengers by leaving direction
at the Ticket Offices myl7
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-25

THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. - The
publishers of this widely circulated and
popular illustrated weekly journal Of me-
chanics and science, announce that it will
be enlarged on the first of July, and 9TH
erwise greatly improved, containing SIX
teen pages instead of eight, the present
size, which will make it the largest and
cheapest scientific journal in the world !;
it is the only journal Of its class that has
ever succeeded in this country, and main
tains a character for authority in all mat
ters Of mechanics, science aud the arts,
which is not excclled by any other jour-
nal published in this country or in Eu-
rope Although the publish rs will in
cur an increased expense of $4,000 a
year By this enlargement. they have de-
,ermined not to raise the price Of sub
scrip,ion, relying upon their friends IL
indemnify them in this increased expcn.
di,urc by corresp ,niin; increase Of
subscribers. Terms s. a year, or 10 CO.
pies for SIS. Specimen copies of tn,
paper with pamphlet of information t.
Inventors, furnished gratis, By mail, OF
application to the publishers, MUM q
Co., No. 81 Park Row, New York.
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TO T. cry FEMALE IN THE UNITED
STATES.
Ms. MONTAGUk,S FEMALE CORDIAL

re j ~
I>oR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
II DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Nrs MosTaaur for many years afflicted with
most of the diseases that are common TO females
amending large fortune in ten years IN trying the
d, iet cut means Of treatment Tor her relief tn no
avail, was prevailed upon by many Of he. friends
In visit Cuba December ~, for the purpose o.
"a gaining her former health. While there. she
obtained prescription from Il Spanish Physician,
Whose silver locks
We're tending to the grave"
With which, through the mercy Of God, she was
restored 10 her youthful health.
Alter her return she made known to hundreds
If her female suife the effects VI the remedy
with equally great success.
This extraord mary medicine Is offered to the
pnhlic for the relief Of all the painful and dan.
peroas diseases peculiar to women, and that the
female constitution is subject to-
TO those suffering from 'prolapsus Uteri.' La
/ carrhoea Ammurrhoea. Menorrhagia, Dysme norr
! boea.t hioro.is speedy cure can he obtained.
/ To those suffering from Falling OF the No nb
! mr. Uterine Weakness OF any KIND the Female
/ Cordial il especially recommended. 1t Is war
ranted to cure his painful disease II pefsesefed
( n. :, =,
In all spinal affections pain in the re sion II thu
peixia loNness Of spirits. Hy-teria -ick.headache
| a,a Ali those diseases arising from the pecaia
! fn,u,,,ian Of Nome u. the Cordial will be found o
/ an immense value .
! mi. m.aiuine moderates all excess. and re
nave. all absraction: IL inyigorates the d.t''iita
,a constitution tor the duties Of lie, and whei
taken in m,ddlr age proves blessing.
Moae.iy forbids n, III pubic advertisement
+, make iuli The details; but the wrapper aroun'
| zach letter wil fully explain every ea.e.
! Merchants. females, or o,heis-by sending ATTIRE
! cent stamp can have any Information cohccfh'u
the o,e atoms of the medicine
AGENTS wanted in every village of the Unite
states. Put up in Ali.pint bottles; 81 per bal
ties: 10 pc, cent. III to the trade. All ofoef
n"'' ~ DR.. ~ STONEROAD,
iS0i, ProprietOr)
raf,i Icwistoan Pa. Box IL.
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4 NEW collection OF choice hymns and tunes, orig
~ inal and stan lard. carefully and simply arransed AS
solos, duets. tras s-m-chmuses and ehoru aud for
orgtn. malodeau. t&ta. This book contains nearly
20 hymns ard tunes. and is Of the he 1t collections
for SABBATH schools ever issued. Price IL cents dol
lars per hHndre postage rea Eie ranly bound. 20
cents, Is doars per hundred. pasttge3 cents. Among
the larFe plumber Of NV ard popular tunes may lie
found ..Kind words Never Die" ''The Voice from
Heaven and God is There " These uny to
some I've thousand children and teachers at the sum
dy School Cele ration and United states Teachers
Con ention James Hail. Philadelphia, by the Misses
| Laur. and Neltie Tr.maine Of Brooklyn, N. ", aud
were highly appreciated. Nearly twenty thaas nj
III have heen sold within ninety days. They have
teen introduced into Of he LARGEST schools in New
York and BROOKLYN. Among the number DR. Tyng's,
| DIR. Hutons, Dr. Giiiette's, and In. Nc Lanes.
Just published by HOR .CE WATERS, Asent,
/ s3si0 1913 Broadway. New York.
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The Upton Guards will meet on tn i
morning OF july Ill, - 8 O'Clock A NJ ---
at their armory. in full uniform. viii q
pants and red strip.s.w t. full supply OF
blank cartridges, for parade and drill -
Speeches will be delivered in the grove
By Col Bonsel. and others. Let every
mel, Der be punctaal
BY order Of the Captain.
CHA's HAMMOND, Sec. pro tens
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Parents aud guardians are particularly
requested In attend.
Examiners: N. Ii. Tulloss, p. Carpen-
ter, NJ T.. Cross, p. d. Turner. Alex.
Turner, j. W. Knott, james + Cole
man.
To PARESrs.-Any pupils who shall
absent themselves from the examination
will be deprived Of the privilege of at.
tending schooi at the next session, ex.
ccp, by special permission from the
Board Of Directors.
E.M. HuBER. Src'y.
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PREMIUM-WHo'L LII GET IT THE
proprie,ors Of the Irairle Farmer offer
premium Of SIS to the boy under l6
years of age who shall raise the largest
Number Of bushels of rutabagas or fat
turnips on one acre Of ground the pres
ent season; the cultivation to be entirely
BY himself; the quantity of ground aud
crop to by sworn to by three responsible
individuals. The amount of seed, time
Of sowing, mode of cultivatins and time
Of harvesting to be furnished by the
competitor. Reports to be made By the
LIST of December. Those who intend to
compete should give notice at once tc
the proFrietors of the Prairie Farmer,
Chicago, Ill.
| Vol 20 Of the Prairie Furmer com
mences OF the 7th of July next
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-06-25

Muscatine Market.
wheat--OldSl .O0Ml 10. Flour, S5.0o@7 90 v hill
New, 5ncM70. Corn, in the ear. 55I6oc
Winter Sl,sO Oats-Old, a00fsO.
Harley 4Oes6nc. New, 45et50e.
Beans 75eMSl 90. Eggs. I.
Apples-t;reen, q $50 Butter, loMlzc.
Dried, $500 Hdes-t;reen, c3n7c
Lumber sl0m3o y 1000. "a Dry flint l5W i6s
Live cattle. 50 50 "a 50 90 per cwt.
As of interest to turner's just at this time ~
rive retail prices Of seeds, furnished ny
& ". X. Stone who have a,.ge and ch 'icr assortment
al heid and garden SEEDS :-.Nasearss Jonrsa.
IIun,suian xrass seed. 81 25aI.-5.. Timothy. IL
az 20. Glover. A-.S1,a,00 Kentucky Blue Grass
ESQ. Kentucky Red Top, $50. English Blue Grass
$50.
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SHERIFF SALE.

pY virtue "f special execution 20 me direct.
ID ed issued from the office OF the Clerk OF the
District court in and for the County OF Cedar
and State Of Iowa, in favor Of r. ;. Carey, (gnas-
diaal and against Marietta Bailey, Joseph Bal
lev, Lewis Bailey. lila Bail y. and David baiiey.
Executor oi the estate Ut Amos Bailey. deceased
| hay levied upon the following P'"Ie,'y'o Wit:
The northwest quarter Of the mort west quarter.
and also. thirty t3cl acres oil 81 the northeast
quart of the no thw"~t quarter. both III .ec
ton twenty nine t2J) ia tosnsa,p eigaty, ESQ.,
"nnrth OF range tire % west Ct the 9TH +. NJ.
con'aining seventy t.h) acres. With the apput-
.tenasc.s thereon said ianl situated in Cedi,
county, iowa !" aud shall offer the same for sale
at ,u5lic cutlery, Ut the Court ion~e doc, III the
town of Upton. ia i'd county, on saturday, the
| tn day ot June. A. u 1854 between the hours
Of . O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock 7. NJ OF said
da, Ia sa.i- said execution aad costs tina may
accrue thereon
Dated this 10th day OF Nav. 4. p. 1850.
GEORGE HUBER. Sheriff
alw. of Cedar county, Iowa.
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New and Popular Vocal Music.

! Il IND WORDS" THE Angels told me so. "Graye
n of Rosai.l, Nv lids IT the West" sGive hack
my Mountain Home Thoughts OF God, I'm With
thee still, WAKE Lady, Wake, I'm leaving thee in
sorrow, Annie. ""Eyer Of Thee" and '.Oid Nassau
sung y the students of Princeton College. Price IS
cents ,ch.
New and Popular Instrumental. -" Palace
Garden Polka" yiguette Empire Reiehes Quad
rites. dance, price ~ cents each "Pccolomini
Polk swinging Schattiseh, ""Thomas Baker schot-
tisch' all with viynettes New iiRernian Qnadrlles
n cents each. .'Crinolne Waltz" ssDanyle Mazur-
ka." aAra'ian War Cry March," "keading Polka -
very last Worse van, Weimor Polka, and Amir Polka
Maxaska price 25 cts each. HORACE WATERS,
May 20, N59 No 80 broadway, New York.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby gisea that Mary Ann Boyd
~ ston aud John Casebeer have been appoint
Ell Executor for the sct;.emen, of the estate Of
William Y. Bo,dsinn, by the Cornty Court of
Cedar county Iva. Therefore, all persons III.
d,b;ea To the estate, OF having claims against
said estate, are expected to NJ, AXE immediate set.
element.
MARY Ann BOTDsTON,
JOAN CASEBEER,
June 18th, 1851 Executors.
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WANTED, that those of our subscri-
bers who have agreed to pay in wood,
should deliver it. Also, a few bushels
of corn are wanted on subscription.
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Notice..

The public examination Of tho Upton
Union School will commence on Monday,
June 9th. 1859, ut Z o'clock A, ~,
and continue throughout tho veek--
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Bitl syeetuaiiE es-s LTvER COMPLAINT. DTs-
PEPsLs, IA U.vDICE, Chroaie o. Nervous Dsbii-
IT, d seases of tie Kidneys. aad sH diseases orssag
from diseraerea Ltcer S'e1aeA, such n Constpa-
to Inward Piles Fulines Of Blood to the Head aei-
dity Of the stomach, Nausea, Heart, urn. Dis gust for
Food Faness weight in the stomach, sour eruota-
tons. sinking nuttering at the pit Of the stomach,
swimming OF the lie Nd, hurried and difficult breathing
futterin al the heart, choking saaocating sensa
ton whea in lying posture dmness Of st"n dots OF
wes before the h, fever and dull pain in the he d
deficiency Of ersp ration yeiiowness Of the skin and
eyes pain in III side, hack, chest, limbs dc. sudden
clashes 81 He, Burning in the FLESH constant imasn
inxs 1T ewl and gre 1t depression Of spirits.
These Btters sold At - ceuts per BOTTLE drug
gists in medicii es everywhere.
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sn-It has ben agreed by our NJ r
chants to close their various p.ac = {
bu>in Sc, Oh Monday, the 4th of July,
from s . clock A NJ, TO 5 r. NJ
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eiuscatiuc, VIII ueilvcr an auQreSS.
good time generally may be expected
The citizens of Sprlngdale will give
hearty welcome to all who may attend.
RUNAwAY.--On last Wednesday at.
ternoon, the usual quiet Of our town was
interrupted by a runaway, which for a
time caused no little excitement. A
horse, belonging to DR.. Carpenter, with
buggy attached, made good time
through some Of cur streets. As he came
into Cedar street, he took the sidewalk
near Muzzy's harness shop aud ran north
on the walk to Hecht d Friends, WHERE
he took to the street and ran to the barn
OF the Aldrich House, which he entered,
leaving the buggy at the door in a dilap-
dated c .nditinn. As the horse was pas
sing Schmuckers store, Mr.. Allen, re-
siding near Red Oak, raa out to get to
his own team, which was standing il
'iobs Va NV rtbfc, anu DcioFe nc saw the
horse aud buggy it was upon him, to save
himself hc caught hold OF the horse aud
was dragged two or three rods and run
over by the horse aud buggy: his posi-
ton WIS dangerous one, but he escgp,d
with onl y slight cut on his face Two
teams standing ia the street, being fright.
encd started TO run, one Of them uas
stopped Immediately. the other ran abou,
u mite leaving por,iens uf the wagon oil,
route, the Fragments were picked up,
when it was found that, the reach only
ate termination Of What p'oniscd to b. I
serious affair
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Es- Shoa ns a Nerspapu uhose coianms are at
all times crouded tcih nep Advertisements. and ne
mW shine yom community attire nith business ana
enterprise. The age il mormg one A man that
Glands IN these latter days" uU nj a short time fnd
himself behind his competitors. -pz
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pEAPiEg ND MOWERS -Manny's Y nrivsled Pat
Atk.ns, s>,t Raker for sale by JAS Il G. A. MYER.
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Davenport Market.

wheat-new 75aS5c: old. eoa Los. Corn. so0t
Coo. Oats--uew. 3oc; old Sic. Potatoes, So1st.
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u. M. pETTENGlLL 4 Co.'s
ADVERTISING AGENCY,

ll9 Nassau St.. n. Y, and 10 State St, Boston.
8. NJ. Pettengill Co. the AGENTS for the Adver.
tiser and the most influential and largest newspapers
in the United States and Caadas They are authorized
to contract for at forrest rates.
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Pic NIc.-We are informed that there
will be epic MIC party given to the
children Of the schools in S2ringdale and
Iowa townships, on the End day of July,
at Hickory Grove. j. Butler, Esq, of
Muscatinc, will deliver an address. A
good time generally may be expected
The citizens Of sprlngdale will give a
hearty welcome to all who may attend.
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Rochester Market.

Rochester Market.
Corrected by n GaEES Co., Millers and Merchants.
We will grind for customers promptly on Wednes-
day and Saturdays.
Whea,--Old. s0aooc Flour, $anGM35 so
New, 5tQlG5 ShipstnH Fl00 loo
Corn, Doc; Bran, " ton. 1000
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BLAN K9---ws can now furnish All
who may desire. with Blanks Of almost every
description, neatly printed, and Of the most
approved forms.
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r.nkRsoss Pasen. Sugar Cane Crushes, when anoa'1
p 8 In The hands Of every Farmer, uvvr
Ycr sa,s ~ JA1 G. 4. hfEAt
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diptun Aobertistr.

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