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IAGES. CARRIAGES

- CARRIAGESm
We, the urdersis ned, you'd roe pectfully inform
ths citizens of Washing ton and the eur a Isjs. =
rounding country that they have taken T9C1SssG
the kSS-@SNN
LARGE ESTABLISHMENT OF WILLIAM T. Hook.
on ID street, oetw 9Th and 10th streets, and will
carry the business IN all it's various b5auoheg
3eIns mea ofereat xparenca in the bnsiness, hav-
America, feel conf eut OF giving .atIsfs rtion
Repairing carefully and promptly attenbe to.
WALTER KARMANN A. ROpp
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AsKsSuLrURkL wAREsousgs.

Ou~sassiss Cards If class Essaklistgsssfs %
sH ispaysesexfs a. bsstssss - fAs stip.
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A REALITY.
N w. w. BURDETTE,
A. No; 331 Sersath street, b,t,rsen and X,
is selling desirable DRY GOODS cheaper than any
-. insfcha' In the city
. Ne has very large end superior stock of DRESS
GuODS suilable for tho Fall season.such "a BAY
adore and Plaid Foulard Silks, Challies IN double
skirts, Ealenolas, Duclls, Monslins, &c:
Also. large lot of SHIRT FRONTS. well
stitched. Al 12E conts apiece; good IRISH LIN
ENS az = cents pr yard full stock of ZONES
much lower than the usual prices.
Our faiesn.n wiz name The Lowest cash price at
without any fear of being oyercharged
w. ". BURpETTE,
an y Nv No. 33I 7th ST., between and K
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-06

SCGAR, BACON, &c.
- 81 hhds. New Orleans SUGAR
SO choice HAMS,
5D plain do.
IoS bags Rio and Jaws tOFFEE,
lsO barrels fine Old WHISKY,
lnO do. common do.
IS do. BRANDY.
Just received and for sale by
ms H-eotf MURRAY 4 SEMME5.
ITO THE OWNERS OF CARRIAGES AND
Il OTHERS.
The undersigned would inform the public that he
- now prepared to do alI kinds of x F.. EfS. s.
PAIRING To all kinds ofC AR RIAGES 49,
rs his intention To employ rome but the w
best Wor men, use none but the best materials and
charge but tAlr and just profit He hopes, by ca
Iylng out the above, and giving the busin ness hi
whole attention, 10 receive share of the patronage
Ofthe public. ROB'T H. GRAHAM
lathe old stand of Thomas & Graham
poy u.N,pn,i17 sth street, near ID.
Sc I eO7t'
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n G. SNYDER.
L LUMBER AND GAS FILTER newt door to
the Star Office. All orders en:Iust to hi. care will
meet with prompt attention. Terms reasonable.
m 81
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IL LIMEm-!.lMEm -,
Just received, i,VO barrels of fresh wood burnt
LIME, which vii be sold o.ly for cash.
r. Y W. NJ. GAIT.
IL Office northwest corner l2ta and c streets,
No. 547. Whan foot OF 18th street, below War
ID. partm5nt. jy 2
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THE=EYENING STAR.

III An Indiana editor says MIA Swishelm
is fierce old ben a
No DOUBT She come 10 the seratck -LoriSriils
Journal. n~ftsH FgTe~ .ss H..' sr - 81"
Yes,v faiors to match,
Such voTkme 5 no "PTsat,es' matches;
Should We meet NOa here,
Say good by 10 your hair, .
For tits you who will go to scratches.
JANE g. SwIssHELM.
We can only answer our fair contemporary in
Kindred poetry, which we trust will nail our
friendship more strongly than any demonstration
''PHssis 90 edict6ss ~
NV pretty Jane. nay dearest Jane,
An, never look 50 shy, r 49,.
But meet me q the salctum, J ane,
When the fagon's filed with rye.
sly fLouisriHs J0sTaoL
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IRON FIFTEEN TO THIRTY PER CENT
SAVED.
Al persons using Stoa.n Boilers would do well 10
,,i1Pt W0ODR UFE'S PATENT. anti ERIC
regulating both FIRE and steam. The adyantas es are
very great IN saving fuel, preventing explosions,
ercservf.s TIE boilers, and keeping all things uni
or l.. II. 4 g. c; Schnider or any Of the numerous
'erson5 nslns them. ID. w. HEATH, Agent,
ntAF la-Sn WAahinEtnn ID
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"JOhN HALIFAX" ....
a. LIFE FOR LIPE,
BY MISS MULOCH. ....
"John Halifax, Gent. sS.sS, s"olive. "Ths onl-
s''I .ss H Il H IF be Hs.s
pri ssi 50 S Cen; ..
Bookstore, Odeon Building,
au % Corner "a 8 and Pa. avenue. s.
7 M.sINGER L CO.'S
Wasainstcn Oaes-No. Sss P.msly!Uaaia Ipsnns.
=, Undsr ths Na,iO,sdl Hot:!.
For families, taisors and sl manu- faotuTing pur-
pOses they are esuslled more durable; capable OF
doing greater variety of work, and Of earning
.sr ny Sshs IN tss
trsctms unusual attention.
We. invite all 70 call at our new Office, and
in using suoh machine will at once become ap,
parent Exelanations given to all; Circulars, Illus
mems Of their work, furnished to ali, sent to any
4 sooi assortment Of Thread, Needles, Twist,
n Now OK prices. -
VIM. H. GLOVER, Agent. ma as-iy
TsE MAHICANS uFPARIS. new and orig
Ones Wsei. now 10 stratsd Pe, iod,ca. ON
Quoted by the best tiers Europe and lustratod
The ii ustratsd London News, double number,
Miss Les los behavior Rock. a Guide and Man
ual = i..dies rs regards their Conversation, Maa
Countsrparts, by the author Of Charles Anches-
All the Year Round, by Charles Dickens.
All the New Books and everything in tho Blank
Book and Stationery line fer sa,e chSaP e
Bookstore. Odeon BuildIhg,
se3-St corner OF ~ st. and Pa. Az.
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
w 5O4 9Th ST., ttoo doors North of Pa. Ace.
Now is the time to get SPRING and SUMMER
SHIRTS made up TO order. The subscr her is pre-
pared to make SHIRTS, DRAWERS, &C., at the
shpEtest notice. All descriptions of Sewing. done
SHIRT BOSOMS, COLLARs, and WRIST
BANDS neatly stitched.
mar Ia-tf H. a. NOyES
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ZACH pfopOsaI shOu De accompanied by the fol-
lowing guarantee.
Form Of Guarantee.
The undersigned, -, Of. IN the State of
-, and -, In the State Of, hereby
guar anty that in case the foregoing bid Of
for -. IS above described. be accepted he or
contrsct AT RI no.tofice named ex a,uta ,ho -
tract for the same, with good and sufficient securi-
ties and Ia ease ne SAID - shall tall to 0nter
good the difference be- the offer Of the .aid
- and that which may be accepted.
Date, 1859. SIGNATURES of guaTantOrs. A.
Witnoss, G. ID.
hereby certify that the above named - are
known to Inc "a men of property, aud able to make
good their guarantee.
signature. q. H.
To be signed by the United States District Judge
United States District Attorney, Collector. or some
person known to the War Department. au % dtd
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LIMITED STATES CAPITOL EXTENSION,

u WAsHINGToN, August 81. 1850
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
of the 2cth of October next, for Making, Fit
ting, and Putting-up the iron ceilings of the four
principal stair cases OF the Capitol EXtsnsOn.
Proposals should state q certain sum for each
ceiling complete in place. painted with three good
coass OF white lead in oil.
The whole of the iron work of the ceilings in
cudDg cast and wrong hit iron, iron sash frames,
and al bolts, nuts, and fasteniHgs necessary for
sorewinS the cell to the walls and roof r. ames
to be included in the price named.
Proposals. to be sealed and endorsed Propo. ais
for Iron Ceilings. aocompe led by a guarantee,
signed by one or more respons BILE persons, and to
be addTessad T. the undersigned.
Proposals will be opened at noon Of Tu esday eAth
October, in presence Of such persons may choose
to be present.
Drawings of the ceilings may 10 at this Office
N. G. MtlGS, Corps of Engineers
IN charge of Capitol Extension.
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nv CARD
i O SCHOOLS, SCENARIOS, AND 9TH
Err have always on hard very large-SA
stock of fne PIA NOS, for sale upon very -
reasonable terms, or for rent bs the day, itt FL
week, month, or year. Also. MeloieOns, Music,
&C., DC, at lowest prioos.
JOHN =. ELLIS,
au29 300 Pa av., bet. 9;h ami 10th sts.
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V,HE BEST JUDGES
IN THIS CITY,
Having pronounced my CIGARS superior TO any
SOLD the prices, induces aga to call attention
70 The fact that Cigars made oider of puI
Cuba tobacco, and sold at one half of the imported
article ! now offer
A good OPERA CIGAR at sI.25 per hundred,
A worry good LON IRE at 81,
A nd very superior article at S25o
just received a few boxes fresh ORANGES.
SAMUEL r. DRURY,
cOrrer a avenu. a nd I1,b
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~ COKEm-COKEm
The supply now on hand Of this most economical
iuei sxcels In quality any heretofore sold in Wash
lngton: being carbonIzed from sup- ror dry, fresh
Coal free from slate ani other siicous substances
the price now asked only seven cents per bnshe
u equal IL nthracite Coal at about IS per ton
Delay IN procuring at once fail aud Inter supply
OF Coke may compel consumers to purchase an IN
ferior atIce. Apply 81 tine Gttio- Of the Gas ht
Company, No. ola nth street, between the hours
of O'clock a. IN. and p. IN.
]. +. BROWN,
au 6-Zw Secretary In Charge.
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The Fresch Field Telegraph.

lrrog the Paris Correspondence Of the London Globe
4 war correspondent, dating from Brss-
cia on the 24,l Of Jnne, reports fact
which has not hitherto .ranspired, con-
corning the scientific appliances Of cleo
trici;y to var purposes. 1t would ep-
pear that the remarkable precision aud
unity OF the French evolutions were ac-
complished by quito novel sort Of flying
aides .de-camp. From each corps, once
in position, horsemaa rode of to the
neu division, enrolling on his rapid course
light wire, which no time was lost in
adapting to field apparatus; and the
process was repeated all along the French
line for twelve miles. Hence the move
meut ofthe whole army was known add
regulated like clock-work .from dawn to
dewy eve" on that decisive day. Thi,
arrangement had been planned 10 Paris,
and a supply Of gutta psrcha-covered
metal thread forwarded with security and
dispatch. It has done its work, and the
patent may now be disclosed. Portable
galvsnism beats portable gas. Il was al
ready known to both armies that spec
ial telegraph corps operated in the real
Of the Allies, aud laid wires IS fast A. Ar
advance was made. NJ. Lair is the Chic
Engineer. and tho FIRST Frenchman vht
entered Novara, while tho Austrians yer,
scarce yet out Of it, was NJ Gambler, o.
that staff, who set up his box and telc
graphed the details oftho re.rcating corps
1t the momcn. they were outside TIL
gates.
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s,c,el, % ~ street

g 03Cko9 o. - O
The New York eorrespondse &. m
baltimore Pasuot, VI 10; ~ nh 'i;,
ii Mr.. Sickels 10 shud RZ a
al a,socincs. He vi By ~ ny ,s
hasten. upon every k.l fs. VI =.
With HIM, They caneSs shas 49, = !.
S;ckel. Joined > leading st:tesnao =
9 Brosdv.y, near Grace Church. =. e ~ -.
morn;na lat week, and walked b he s'ee
far .h,u, Two blocks, when the geot'smas
.uolori.ed 70 Sickels for leaving DIN y
hpy s book 10 . store. Sickles sa.d g
-os,A v,it. The xsstlsassa .sss ssss
The Mn York Hessl q &ateAs ss'ssa
until he camc out. Il was Of no use
| The ceutIeman stopped ~ stewart g
| buv , pair Of gloves, and ssssid parPoss''
half ID hour. II wss with no success. =
s;ckcl. waited md wslftd dowb With sh'
other to wall street. His politica! PoSs'
has gone, and his sole ain nov = % ;, . !:
recognized Is Of old. Il wont do III,
old friends do not wish to be seen WI,
him, or endorse him any way. ne WI
.t,empt to claim his scst aext December
bu, evon that win fail him. Facts ar
against him. He was not fairly elected
and Mr. Williams his opponent, viii cla''
and will get the seat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

The Gate CITY calls .attentioa 70 che
fact thst al expect one OF tie nominees
ON the Democratic State ticket have been
holding ofiSe under the Federal Govern
men,, some Of them for many year.:
Dodge, Ex-Misister to Spain, snd TX.
Receiver Of the Uoited States Land "
fee, for Governor; l.. W. Rabbit, TX
Receiver of the United States Land Ut.
fcc, (who was turned out BY President
Pierce as defaulter to the Cover nmeut,
aud against whom suit is now pending
for large sum Of money 6lched from the
| United Ssates,) for Lieut.. Governor
| Charles mason, Ex. Federal Territorial
Judge aud Elk. Commissioners OF Patents,
and Wilson, Ex- United States District
Judge, for the Supreme Bench. 9. e.
Cole, the remaing noninee, seems to Be
Of the came stripe, and is only waiting
for an opportunity to grow fat. also, on
the .poils Of Office. The old Democratic
doctrine Of .'rctation in once " i repu
dated, unless to rotate" from Que
Office into another may b. the construc
tom intended But the people vii
spare the Democracy this violation 0
their former professions. Their nomi
nces will be given passports TO furthe
Executive favors, siuce 1t is the se'tse'
policy of Mr. Buchanan to bestaw III
offices in his gift upon these Of his friend
whom the people have rejected --.h'!sc''
tine Journal. tss-.4so .s#w
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Otto Uame, native Of Berlin, Prus-
STA, who was for some time resident os
Peterson, n j., soue three months since
left for Berlin to take possession Of prop.
erty worth from $500 to SC, 900 left
By an uacle, aid on the second day 81
his arrival he was pat into the army
MI. Hsme > : auatsrslissd oitissn Of the
Uaited States, but our govesnusnt i
precladed by the Cas- doctrine from "
mssh = . semosstsoce against the hard.
ship inflicted upon him, o. the eontrs.
~ Mr.. Cas- puts words into tho mouth,
Of foreign dapots in justification Of suel
vrongs.- Chicago journal. ass4
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Not oil the proceedings Of the late
Democratic State Convention were per-
mitted to see the light, through the jour
uaIs of the party. But, fortunately, many
Republican witnesses were present: took
good care to keep the record. The Re-
publican Journals OF the State are making
up for the Sham Democracy. aud giving
in their columns the following, ns por.
ton Of the proceedings OF the I'D Of
June. The following resolution was Of
fered BY Mr.. J. A Williamson, Of this
city. llto chairman oil the Democratic
Central Cvl.n,i'tc .*
i1esplrsa, That tie Democracy OF
Iowa. are entitled to the appointments Of
some sound aad reliabie Democrat to
some important office under the Federal
. Gov ernnent through ,ehcm they can hotsl
eonJideastoi communications wiM the
Ghnf Ua9tntrate.'
This resolution was intended. in the
] Irst place. to announce that J. 4. VS..
/ services were at the conmand Of the
President. Secondly, to advise Mr. Blu
chanau Of the foriorn condition in which
the faithful have been left by the people
Of Iowa ! their places in Congress being
all filed by Republicans. Thirdly to
assure the President that the Democ-
racy desire, to know his wishes ON oil
questions Of moment, thst they may
avoid mistakes IN acting and voting fson,
time to time Ii is very embarrassing "a
gentlemen who are in the habit of look.
TO Washington fur instruction 10 their
| political action. to be without ..con6deo.
tial conmuo isation with the Chief Mag.
! istratc.' .sfs -
] The resolution was laid upon che u.
bic.
! :. Reso,ced. That the democracy Of
Iowa will oppose all propositions Tor lend
/. ing the credit Of the State, DC, to aid
Railroads or other works of internal i'm.
oyelnent other than charitable institu-
1 tons, coms from Whist source they may.
This resolution was offered Ly j. b.
Dorr, OF tho Dubuque HersR. Several
gentlemen At once took Alarm aud CT
pressed hope that.it would be withdrawn
or suppressed 1t would, If adopted, d.
great damage to the party in some sections
/ OF the State. Il was, therefore, tabled a,
once. aud the Secretaries were ordered Il
suppress il ia the proceedings. The
reader xill see that tho party elect Of the
resolution xas tho only thing considered.
Il it RICH. 10 priaeipk, i i democratic,
we're considerations Of 10 a,omeat what
ever; yga g.
FIR Mahoay. Of Dubuque, offered Z
resolution declaring thas the psss ibisosy
SYSTEM i. wroog and impracsissbIs, snd
that re,urn 70 tbs license aystem, Of.
ferel the only n.eans of restricting the
,raf,ic siihin safe limits, Ii. That res.
olutioa ssus laid xpos TIE sotlt isaasasS,
ny an overwhelming ngs-it!!..-ie<a
C.iix.a. t-F $500 - ea~* A
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~ The Davenport G0sette, of the
18th inst, records che dcsth Of four poi.
sons from SUN stroke, ~ having occurred
in and near that city, and tao others in
the sam, county on Friday and Saturday
last. Il reaaiuds its readers that silk
handkerchief or wsd of cotton, saturated
with water aud laid on the head, beneath
the crown Of the hat are prcvcntiyes Of
sun stroke, and that the remedy u, ~
soon - possible after the accident or ut,
tack, 80 pour cold water, from some little
heigR,h, on the head, and neck. At the
same time give the patient stimulus such
as brandy, other warm spirits, or ammo
MIA, aud rub the body briskly with stim
ulants. In nearly every case recover,
may be effected BY the adoption OF thcs'
meaus, soon after the accident.
We have seen il stated thst those VIII
do not drink lager or whiskcy, are hard
" cvcr3 "sun struck" u..,=.r ..e
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what tAe Demeesnaic Party has Aooe fos
Slavery. -..ss.,r5- .v

The Opposition psPcrs are again she'd
ding hypocrisical tears over the slavery
agitation. They assert that but for this
hobby the Democratic party would perish.
They tell Ms that this sgita.iou is the
breath on which we live. II opposition
to slavery gives life 70 Black Republic
auism, mantainsnec aud agitation of
our constitutional rights should also give
vitality TO the Democratic party.
We own 10 the soft impeachment, that
the agitation Of the slavery question
gives strength to Democracy, and justly
too, for the Democratic party has given
strength to the institution Of slavery, aud
it is natural, just and proper thst the
same institution should give back cor.
responding support. The Democrats
party has done much for slavery. Strike
off Texas, Missouri, Arkansas, Florida
aud Louisiana from she area Of slave ter
ritory, and what vauld be the power Of
the South, or the yslnc Of the slaves2 Not
only have their imHense cotton rcsour.
ces helped to make up her undoubted
weight over tho balance Of civilization,
but their fields have kept slaye labor from
being redundant, and % have made
slave property valuable. Does anybody
doubt this Let him conceive that q!
the slaves now spread over those State,
we're crowded back upon the older part o.
/ the Union, which sent them there. Lei
them 70 into the future, and conceive
the vast part Of their surface yet untouch
| ed, which il to receive iss labor from ID.
,ame source, and that tho old States woulc
be without them, With all the increase oI
their slaves, Fifty years hence; To !
] people feverish even nor for more terri
tory, moro room for slavery, what Thoughts
does such . question suggest, Yet ,hes'
al Of these, are the acquisition Of Demo
cratic craftsmanship, against the proses
and denunciation OF the very opposition
(which prstes about agitation. The Dem
/ ocratic party has its historic credit 70
! the acquisition Of Texas. II this STATE
alone were TO shut her borders and sen,
back the slaves within her midst, I'll,
Democracy would in that event, receiv,
the credit to which they arc entitled
This day the high prices which slaves
-commsnd Is through the instrutneD salit,
Of Democratic policy and sta,esmsnship
I've repeat, then, that the party intend
t. keep up agitation, since Il ha. prove,
such "a innsuss blessing - AsmPAi
| AsaloaeAe. : s. !
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Osdinance No. 20.

Be it Ordained, by aAs Mayor aud
Couneil Of the 7ons IF Upton. Crdar
cos"ty, h'ca, That If any person Of per.
sons shall be guilty of driving any hcrsc
mule or other animal OF auimsls, whether
attached to wagon, buggy, or other
vehiclc--or riding the same III a careless
or reckless manner thereby endangcring
tho safety Of any person or persons, shall
be fUed in any sum not exceeding sen
dollars, to be recovered by an action be-
fore the Mayor, as in other cases made
ADD provided. a d..
W. HAMMOND, Mayor.
NJ T.SAp Rac zu .-...
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Q VALUABLE ArxiLrARY-The Peisa
[Murieu county, Ga.ette is TO be revived
as Republican campaign PAPER, under
the editorial management Of Mr.. Scho'te.
Mr. Scholtc's ability as a writer is well
known, and the Gazette will prove an e.
fec.ive ally in the Republican cause. 49,
Let it have q wide circulation NJ
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

~ ". pcfrces, Of South Bend, lud
passed through Iowa City, last week, on
his way home fsom the Kansas gold dig
sings xith $40. 900 worth Of gold. He
advises all to stay At home this year.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

J. c. Cover, Ell. Herald, ))Laaeaaey,
nis. I've highly recommend the Exter,
More grain and provisions are destroyed
annually il Grant County by verm.a,
then would pay for tons Of this IA. Ra.
Killer and Insect Exter., yet hundrcdth
part Of the value Of such property laid
outin "Costsrs' Ext, would save all
from loss"
w. Curtis, Druggist, Oakland, III.
1--WE rec j the box-care B!aksley, st.
Louis; gives great satisfaction wher-
ever tried-is a"aead Mot every time,
aud no mistake
Osbvrn 4 Parsons. Tation, Wis. Your
Rat. Roach Extcr., is all sold. Il gives
universal satisfaction"
George Rose druggist, Ca,dington,
o, 81 have been selling your Ext. for
the las. year, aud have not known it to
fail IN single instance.
r. Wright, Druggist, Troy, o. az
| have sold out al! the Rat, Roach, &c. Ext.
The Rat Killer is in great demand"
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t6On the 18th inst, inaa named
Perkins, who lives Eve miles from Rock
Island on the Coal Tovu road, was knock.
ed down aud robbed Of all his money,
about $40. within sigh. Of bis own house
The robber was sauyht.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

There has been no more Sighting in
Europe. Prussia il in fermcnt, Russia
/, aiming and soon all Europe win be on
tho parch Then look out for great bat
ties. Gen. Mel and Marshal d Killers,
wcr. killed At Solferino. A few such
victories and the Allies are used UP.
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II is said that John A. Washington,
proprietor of Mt Vernon is about moving
to Chicago. We hope The Legislature Of
Illinois will change his name, for We
dislike to associate the name Of Washing.
ton With any occ 20 mean a john 4.
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n6>Principa! Depot 40 Broadway n.
All Wholesale Druggists Ia u. Y. are Aseots.
Wholesale Agents in all the large cities
Druggists aud Dealers everywhere sch them
10000 Boxes sold per week in n Y. alone.
Beware Of limitations, Examine ssch Box snd
take nothing but "Cos,ar's.
si.oo Boxes can be sent By mail, ssufncient to
destroy the fermin On any premises) \
q, sample packages q dox.)hy sxpsess 70 dealers
For agencies, seSad 70, Circular. Terms. &c.
wholesale agents for Ills. iowa, wis..Ac
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

~The Utah lodisns have murdered
two Of the Pixies Peak miners in the
mountains. their names we're W. y Ken.
uedy, Of Platts,nouih, \. T., and DR..
j l. Shank, Of Concn Bluffs. > q
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23

Mr.. Greeley arrived At Fort Laramie
on the 28th alt-. and expected 70 wait
thsss souas days for the passage Of the
mail, With which he IVES goiag to Salt
Lake City: His injured leg w.s nearly
we'll scaiu ~t, so