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The New Cure far Consumpiien and all Chrone
Diseases arising from General Debility or Mere
yous Presentation discovered BY Wm. Gdi5ri, o.
Introduced by Dr. c. p Bronson, who k., Improved
stip It 70 ell Of Consuup tiol Affections Of tue
Throat. Bisrchls Digestive Organs Liver Kidney &c where
there is pssnes Of coun;enace IeInIess ensc1.!oc weak
81 any ls 81 sppetite low piritg,
su.sDeee TO all oonsumpe 10 ke ira. Gad second stages,
aud threeo rhs Of those IN. third stage and nine nhs Of
those tIi,t Ted with The OIL complaints Observe scientific
basis By snaynIs healthy blood i's component paT. are
Ssealnsc and thus the tls Standard 10 given by anazng
bocd OF e1ereL: patients sitsd With tasse .issges
ssean thsr suppy lie deficiencies VITA this
BLOOD; for tbe bcod such il body and al its
organs thus, We look % causes wel eA-cts
Abundance OF references Of IL hs city and sse
where
Nc. I06 East litdst
opposite the Academy Of Hlsic,
from 10 70 ocock
y, des.i.gt. r9cr cured y bo.. ehar-..
y B-Teis PREPARATION coLtsLs al LAT j. useful in D..
Ca8ubiis,
ard everything e-e .ha. the blood lacks.
Try l. ard So.
pr bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

"CoLusBn COLLEGE, East ieh ct, N.~ Yors,
March 2, $50.
should say soldided MDk 10 more needed resomnsn~
ton than ,oGaed water In dog dsJs but anybody baH
Pies uton the subject, you can refer him 20 ne.
"yery sincerely Jour', CHARLES A. JOY, p. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry
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Lafry eongsulate you The rrese" jour sIrs
cu. TIE article may meet with the ssfrc'"'
the public. which Il justly merits.
Yogrs, very respectfully,
n. OGDEN DOREMuS, NJ D.,
Prot Chemistry, Eew.fork Medits Colses'
Prof. Chemistry, ~ Y. College fhams'J
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Card.
TEFADWELL s. Co.
CLOfHi.aS.
NJ - Fulton
ALASloN TEEDWELL l. H. JARNAH
frEleFlJ WITH f5rm.rv vitA
sNfEh bkoThEa =. {. BAgN-M & Co,
sprins Hat-Scw style.-IsJ9.-s3.- b.s.,.rI
fpecnsE u e.egAnfe noT rsstr or M pres OF Tafe.
,Is The NEa HAT COMPANY, " H. N,s,.lS. JsiI
very variety q HATS, CAPS ara UMBRELLAS tu,n,r
tvs cen: cheaper ether r,e. b, ~. INV
Nbo.s,.-t-sefy low for cash.
kfiisrsn, 11fsths.n-s ONCE sad Labor Exohasse
- ittL f-eNte foI re EG1 NJ. 81 Worn LA.
tItscry - s Eioadssy No fees .sAr..S
-As.s =. PAGAN solsnE:erssel
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Lete, rom tie late Dr. z X Kane who Used the Sold
fed MIL" en- 10th Expedition;
"DEAE have ,yen careful trial 10 tae specnersd
nsuul.ted NIX sub scted 70 my notice. do L0thests to
that Is the most concentrated and enduring vel IS pAsS
,be preparation Of preserved mi which have ever a'ed
Respectfully, yoar obedisnt servant,
II. X. KANE
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Richardson, Bsynton a Co., No. $50 C,nsLst., .ew
dooIs eat u BIosiwsy msnu Of BOYETOSs sELF
CLEARING and SELF PACKING FURNACES PIER CEs
MORNING STAR RANGES; ss9, BALLAROS Low
PRESSURE STEAM HEATER a neg snd novel Furnse
remarkably simple safe e:ouomcs AID cheap OGe be
Sc in operation at the ttJre.
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"Hayins snbsc.ei tie soHiied Mix 20 rigid nss.tsr
ton viii briefly add the suits Of my s.Eyscns NJ
exp. iu.euts.
When perfectly dissolved IN water, IN the proportion Of
three the pint. and examined under 70
DIFFERENCE COULD BIZ DETECTED BETWEEN 1T AID rEIsH
,nLE except the pr Of gsnues Of sugar 80 tie ou
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Thi, PEN has only 20 be be approved. It's
rad Attributable 20 is inertia THOUSAND
have testified is utility and convenience lcJubEes
that be desired in rect Fountain Pen, Jtul easy
hItd-ino bssef supply b. regulated a. ps
cir ght-dOes rot sol the 0sersan b. carried Ia the
pocket Yhout danger Of .sskage-ssye tnesnd Wal write
more e.,iiy than any pea 10 exi,t-nce
sus. Pens matt Of pos,ose, with full directions,
receipt Of 80 which will si- from six 10 ten GoaT',
continuously according % size.
Agents a.. ,ae TIads supplied s:s liberal discount.
NJ -6- p..,tvs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-12

spiritual telegraph, Weekly-The organ Of tie Facts
Ad5rss CHARLES PARTRIDGE, No. Us MAiden.sne.
Edward II. Dnon, NJ D., editor q T3e scslpel sltho
Her Dseases' and "A Practca. Ir-atse on
Diseases Of the Sexual syIem' devos his entire aep ton 70
OPERATIVE SURGERY and CONSULTATIONS on the
more obscure diseases Of the Pelvic Ncera Rupture, l- r
M Pospsus cured without the huts issure and y
painless and requiring conhLemen livery
pronounced CuIs5e otherwise az ae Necessary
Ind atoms sppsreut Pesonsl Sauinaton Dr. D.
refer, - d. McCaun, late ACtuary OF the Erie RAJ
Henry Fo-s john Hays Of this cyi JOIN Lun,
esQ N,wto1 ~ j. Maurice Barnett New oleaus Mf. LIZ
urop tiypsst5n kead Co ~ @. Bradford ate Cash
h Bouery Bank aud than go gentlemen IN various parts
Of the Unou Once hour. from 10 TO aud to even
pgs a. NO. A. 5thsy.
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g. casP soorr, Z. T., Nay q. IsS'
s, the best sub.u,e for fresh mix land have uisd ~
ssD the. have used, and rs portability renders l'
uabs those whose circumstances place them boos w
reach of osi.e ni, them IN their Of snsy0sa-
LED. & 8. CANDY, L.. Col u. B. A.
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UNITING FOR THE PREsIDESTIALC Coz
TEsT.-One of the ablest Of the Southern
Opposition journals-the Savannah Re.
publican-uses the following sensible
language in regard to the next Presidcn.
tial elections:
$50 far as We are concerned, our posi-.
ton in reference to the next Presiden.
tial election is simply this: We think
the Democratic party, after a full and
satisfactory trial has abused every trust
that has been committed to its hands;
has got the country into trouble and
kept it there; has been the grand mover
in arrayiDg one section against another;
and has forfeited all claim to the respect
and confidence of the people. We be-
lieve the overthrow Of such a party the
highest duty owed by the freemen Of
this country to their government and
the cause of constitutional liberty.
"To that end We are willing to els,
our vote for any sound, patriotic states.
men for President and Vice President,
Of whatever name, whose past history
affords guaranty Of reform, and cspec
tally of opposition to all the destructive
elements that are now seeking to under.
mine the government and bring the Con.
ssitntion into contempt In this noble
object. we shall gladly unite with Wings,
Democrats, Republicans, and men Of
every name who, irrespective Of past a..
sociations, are willing to como forward
and rescue the country from impending
dangers. We shall object to the 90 oper
alton Of no man, 40 We are sure Of electing
those upon whom the country can rely
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The Sabbath.school Rel,.

a IT, NV correction Of choice hymns and tpn., -.
.os duet. :.i carefully and mply arranged Z.
o malodeon, or piano. THE book contsin. e
or sh esns. ., and y ans 3, y.
lars per undred, posase Tent Eies.ntss n dol.
ne i,rs !. dollars Per hundred, posss. cent?. Az
oand "Kind sos, o. ne. and pocaar tune. nay =
hsayen snd ''Gcd There These r..s se sn non =.
sax children and teacher, 4 ths ssr
.n,, !. James Hal. Phladephis. by TIE Mis.
were Hight, .pss.a a,s%sns q Brookyn, s. y, q
bss, nave been sold within ninety dars. Tnss h
rst anT into some Of the lagess schools n "
Dr. Hattor,. ~! among the number are Dr. rynSW
ss.,p npashedh y HORACE WATERS. A..,A
M 6roodwny, New Yoy1
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0o&UO0
(which rehnfcs % expression which per-
hsps some Of cur readers may have tho't-
lsssly used:
In passing along the street We saw =
groupo Of people congregasing round >
proatratcoman.
"What Is the mattero!" " inquired.
"a man eun struck"
"Who 10 be 7" ...m
"Nothing but lsborer."
"Nothing but = laborer r A poor
wife-sick and wcary-watches every
passer on the street, strains her ear to
casch every football; aud hopes in vain
that each one will prove to be the sun
shine Of her care worn and hard. working
life.
"Nothing but lahore" but little
children cluster round their mothers
knee aud ask in disappointed tones, "why
don't father come I"
,"Nothing but lahore" the baby
lays down her only toy, and claps her
hands at each foot fall, growing, 'Papa,
pspa"
s.NothiAg but lahore" as the
night falls dark, those with anxious faces,
clasped hands, aud suspended breath ca.
gerly watch fur the coming Of him whose
voice is forever hushed; who will never
again whisper words Of love to the wife
who has worn cat her life in toll for him;
whose cheering tones will never more
soothe the troubles of the little ones;
whose strong arms lie still and nerveless
never again to raise the growing babe
who in her sweet sleep murmured hi.
loved name.
Mark the agony Of these faces, A. tho
messenger Of woe approache, the door
Hear the cry Of anguish the poor widow
gives, and see her fall faiuting to the floor
listen to the children's sobs, and hear thu
baby's cry mingle with theirs As the val
of grief wakes her from her sleep. SET
the despair that falls on all as the corps'
is borne 10 at the door where his coming
had been 50 anxiously looked for; ant
when the widow, turning from all conso
lation, calls, 10 heart.brokcn accents, OF
rthe dear loved name, and implores hin
to look up, to speak once more to her
when the children, knecling near her cal
lin vain for mothers or father care, thel
say if you can, "Nothiny L"t a laborer =
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A Medical Examination.

Professor Of Anatomy.-How many
bones are there in the human body?
Student-That adsPends upon what
one has for dinner. Ipe sshad time thu re
are generally more oriess.
Protes.or.-Where is the heart situa-
uated?
.S.uelent.-Commonly ia the left side
of the thorax but the majority Of the
students lose theirs altogether before lcav-
ing college.
Professor. Where are the carotid ar
teries?
.Student-They arise on each side of
the neck, aud pass up as high As the shirt
COLLAR, then down the insenSate canal,
and terminate in both boots.
Professor Of Chemistry of what is
the atmt sphere composed!
iStudent,-Oxygen. nitrogen, and 9TH
er foul gasscs, depending somewhat upon
theinhabitants aud the filth of the streets.
Professor-Give an example of the
nen.elcctrics.
Student-Rosin, feathers, hoops, old
bachelors, and lightning rods.
Professor Of .Ntteria Mcdica.-Name
some of the emetic agents.
Studens.-1pecac, warm water, too much
liquor, and sea, sickness.
Professor is considered the
maximum dose Of opium
.Studeat.-One drop Of the millionth
dilution Of one half of the smallest posi-
bic quantity is a powerful dose for a
homeopathic but We have been advised
to give it as long as the patient can swal-
low, and repeat the dose.
Professor Of Surgery. would
you distinguish . dislocation FROM
sprain!"
S.udent-The safest way is to twist
the injured limb until We are sure it il
dislocated, then set it, All concerned
are better satisfied.
Professor.--What is the treatment for
the enlargement of the tonsils?
iStndent-That must depend upon
circumstances. If had a tonsil iustru
ment l should remove them, but other
wise treat them nationally.
Professor Of Theory and l'raettee.-
Give US the best treatment for intermit.
tent fever.
.Student,-Give 9uiniue until the pa
tieut is blind, and then send him to an
eye surgeon.
Professor. Would not a warm bath
be good in connection with the quinine?
Sssdent-Certainly, aud the warmer
the better.
Professor. long would you keep
the patient in it?
Student Until the skin slips, and
then sweat him off with hot stuff
Professor Of Obstetrics. -Haye you had
any experience in the lying-in depart
ment!
.Student-Certaintly, sir; l was noted
for lying in our town, and came near be-
ing laid out for it.
The student was allowed 4 degree.
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Singers Sewing Machine.
.. FIFTY DOLLARS!
yIAvING completed and occupied our grea!
III Fire-Proof Manufactory-the most perez.
machine shop In the world-we have slgnal'aeo
the event by producing . new Family SEWING
Machine, containing the latest improvements ~
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the pubic
without inducement or excuse for buying any OF
t,c inferior machin which infringe our pat
ents. Competition will henceforth become 'm
possible. A very large reduction has been m"oe
in the prices OF all OF
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes, which are wen
known 10 be without any successful rival IN the
market. Much has recently been published IN
re gard to various stitches made by sewing ma
chines. We will take 1t for granted that an the
world knows the fact, Mt Singers Machlhes
make the hest stitch ever invented, and do u N
the best style.
ns-Send for copy Of L. NJ Singer T. Coz
Gazette, which contains full information abont
prices sizes, ETC., of sewing machines, and stH De
supplied gratis. J. SINGER ",
jan. 70 1859: 45s Broad,eay, NeI York.
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Is0Oso Woisn WnAS u O0es~
During the Discussion Of, the Gold
question that followed the Califoruis
and Australia mises, il was boldly asssr-
ted By some economists, thst Gold cost
more than il wsS wotth-ih other
words, the labor bestowed on mining II
could be more proftably employed in
other occupations. The following st.te.
meut Of the value Of gold produced in
Australia in the year 1857, and the mum.
Dor Of men employed 10 producing it
goes = good Wy towards proving the
position: .
Whole Product f9.9S4,740
Produced BY machinery, steam snd'
horse labor 3,973,6O7
Produced by III 600 men after deduct
Ing for gold, tax, . d lieences A6A0.67s
giving TO each man for his years labo1
Sl92,or about 64cents . day for Bon
dsys-thc usual number Of working
days for q ycar.-PSess and Tribune.
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saxEsasEs AMBRoTTfE.s.
z A1 2AsD Z,
81 WE ME1A1NoTvPEs
81 % AT
Il. r. SIMM ONS'
NdaAdlN4 1aQ tlb3bEl
.4s (oyEs rO,AISsoN's sroRE,)
(oyEs rOnliNsoN's srORE,)

Would announce to the citizens oil Ilpton, ~. -
j surrounding country, that have removed :" :.
the room over Tomlnson's store where nay ~
all times be found ready 70 wait on those VIM
may favor me with a call. A.
Having permanently located here, ! am de
tevmined TO do my work in such manner thas ..
reasonable person can find fault VIII savIan
nv work will tske wood, whest corn os's .,
potatoes in exchange for pictures, Tor which
win pay tn highest market price.
Upton, Oct. 81. '57-43 eE. b. DIN hoN"
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'1he Piano came to hand, in 6rst order. II IL
BEAUTIFUL 'ner".ens and no ni'sske."-Les 4 walker,
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York, who ba, had
one Of the Horace Waters Pianos. writes a. follows
a friend OF mine wishes me to purchase piano for
her She likes the one you sold me in December 1885,
Ny piano is becoming popua- in this place and ink
can introduce one or two more; they will be
We have two Of Waters Pianos in use In our Sem
mary one Of which has been severely tested for three
years. and We can testify to their good quality du-
ra,ility. '-Wssdf Gregsry, .Mosas Carroll, His.
"H. WARNS, Esa--Dsar SIR: Having used one Of
your Piano Fortes for two past have found in
Pri.eipai Bro. VIZ. H.ss hs. se ",
1.-THE Pano Ircccived from continues to give sat.
Il. place. c"1l "a f.. T In
1.-THE Melodeon has safely arrived. feel obliged to
you for your lieer. discount-si do all for you
in these pats "-Ree. j. .NeCsrmek, YsrqssviAs.SC.
"The Piano ~as duly received. II came in exc-!!c1.
condition, and Is :Ty much admired by my numerous
sI .sssp. Iy g.. :.
"four Piano peases wcu. ltisthe best one In our
County. - 2o.s. 4. LafAa~, cs.teit.., O..
such ne instrument for $50. and We .h.il take pain.
70 recommend IT, ''-Bissk, Held 4 Co., b. tale Dem.
1.-THE Horace Waters Pianos are known al,ong the
very best We are enabled to speak these instrun ".s
With confidence from personal knowledge Of their
eeient tone and durable QUALIFY ~. Y. Ers.xslis.
1--WE can speak Of the merits Of the Horace Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge, being OF the very
hest quality. "-CAylsfiaa Isasiiessesr.
NotAing at the state I.ir displayed greater excel
amos. "--CAsvsAnas.
1.-The Horace Watere Pianos are built Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material. We have no doubt
can do as WE'LL perhaps better, than
A any other house in the Union "-.1irseafs JssrH
"Wsters' Pianos and Mei0deons challenge compasi-
son With the finest made any where in the co sntry w.
Hsas JsssnaL
"Horace aters' Piano Fortes are Of full rich, and
even tone and pc werfui. rNee Ys-k Musical R.rtfr
sour friends viii hnd at Mr. Waters store the very
best assortment Of Pianos he found In the United
States and urge our southern and western friends
70 give him call whenever they 70 TO New York
0vsAsa's As1sIiss.
WarerOOms 333 Broad way, New York.
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and In fact everything that may be called for in
his line.
Now II the time to buy your Goods in order to
get the styles, and tis = well known fact that his
prices are always - low - the lowest
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction,
Please call and examine our Goods whether yen
want TO buy or not We want your opinion Of them.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods, but
take pleasure In doing 20. CHA'SSWETLAND
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y. r.. NIU2zv.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Harness, Saddles, Buggy Trimmings.6c

REAfERs AND NOTWITHSTANDING . L nrivaIed Pat
ent Adjustable Reaper and Mower Combined, also
atsiDs' sehRat.r, for sale BY JAS. a c. 4. NYFR
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1859. Summer Arrangements. lS5,
co. a

Mississippi and Missouri B. r.
nN and after Monday, April lst 1889 and
~ until further notice. trains willleaye Dav.
port for Muscatine IowaCity, and Columbus CITY
Sundays excepted as follows: ~
lst Express train at 6.,n 4
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
Isl ,.n.s-ess Train at 40 p n
Mail train leave Washington at Gee p
Leave Musoatne Junction, for sascatine:
LIST Mail train at a.oo ~
3D. Express Train at b.oo : =,
For Iowa City, ~
Ist Express train II io \.
trains leave pavenncrt for Chicauo :. .. =:
A. y. and Gas p. N. iV,lO
PASSENGERS going west make direct cornno,,...
with the Western stage Co.'s stages for ali na;n,s
west. vi Po!uW
The morning train going east connects :. go.
oAdo JUNCTION. with the Michigan Southern -
tsfnooh tfaini passengers thereby save All da,.n
Connections made ut Mnseatine with the 10y, 10y.
packets Tor burlington, keokak. 81. Louis IL s'as
passenger gong east make direct conract;;o
Of koek island with the Chicago and RocL fs,a.s
r. H. trains. for all points east sDuth Ana nna.h
Also with the Galena Dubuque and St. paul na AL
cts at Davenport. "u' pack
Passengers are reminded Of the nee...,. .
giving distinct directsons rs t. the do.s;sI, "
OF their baggage. Also to procure ticket. 49,.
taking their seats in the cars.
ApF'' H. 1852 ~. TRACY, supr
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= + {. I 4 ..4 a
rIPTO16,0
N.t,o.sHl, Mercantile and Bssines Mons
COLI HGb!
.S;r.osed: Corner Of 6A and Brady sts.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
rouudcd BY Dasis b Upton, April 1855.
= !. Upton, Principal and Proprietor.
DIRECTORS.
Hon John p. Cook, Rev. II. N. PowsrAD.D
s s0R Woodsard. Esq H.A. wupperm.n..
WilIism Alien. Esq n. B. Baford, Esq
5 nS,.. ' EPusnsm, ESQ Henry B. Evans. Esq
Il Price ESQ ID. N. Richardson, ESQ.
4. A. O'Hea, Esq CoL =: ". ounH.
WIN Clark, Esq L. A. Ascklot ESQ
-. !. ..v the largest and MOST thorough lust,u.
ton in the west for the proper education Of sssas
sn r .or Of competent teachers 10 sonssnt,
ed here The Lecturer are the most scientific
men q ms Esr,.r Brusr.s cos.uur,
and Editorial Corps Of the Cities Of Davenport, Rock
YoSns men viii and By proper inquiry that by grad
mating a this College, they win obtain mpotan
Advantages over the graduates " a., other comnsr
comprises both foreign and domestic business, and
hrnces Matter Of Practice in Commercial Science. and
Ar-vholIy unknown to common teachers-vkich,
Il obvious VIII greatly enhance his chances Of
rssesaIAr PExx xsmp-the most beautiful systeu
in the worlds taught at the College in all forms,
NTH practicai and ornamental good Business Hand
writing il guaranteed 70 all who complete the
"A beautifully Engraved Dploma.-lishosraphe On
paper, which the possessor can fold MP and
FIJI. is novel and unique 'easurs before insrs
Tuition 90, payable Invariably in advance, emit;
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New and Popslar Vocal Music.

EMEKsONs Patent sugar Cane Crusher, which should
a ~ Ia ,he hands Of every Farmer.
Ies MhH JAS. g. c. 4. MYER.
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HORSE RAKEs.-Patsnt revolving and Spring tooth
A Horse Rakes, for sale By
Upton, April 81. JAS. Il C. A. MYER
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sabbath School Books Published by thi.
HOuSe.

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book, No.
], contains y tunes md hymns; Price cents each,
dollars Per hundred. The Anniversary and Sunday
School Music Book, No. 9, contains D. tunrs aud ny mns
price cents each dol. per hundred. The Anniver-
.ary and sunday School Music Book, No. :, contains
GO tunes and hymns price 4cents each, dol per hund
The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book, No,
10 nov ready; contains 70 tunes and by mns price
cents each, doll per hundred. The Anniversary
and sunday School Music Book, combining Nos. l and
with several additional pieces contains IS tnnes and
hymns; price cents each, dolls. per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music Book, Nos and 2; No. ] con-
ssins is tunes and hymns, price cent; No. contains
- tunes and hymns; price cents each, dolls per 100
postage one cent each The sabbath School Bell con-
tains Isl tunes and hymns; price - EACH sdos
Per hundred, postage two cents each; elegant, hon
~ cents each, Is dollars per hundred Cor sreSasional
Sinstng-an eight page tracprcs IS cts per dozen IS
dollars per hundred.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-08
BOOK BINDING.

New Music !s.stHaruh JaaA0 Lee !,,.sSonC
and ChOruA
VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY, wilh
- easy accompaniment; can he sung by children as
well ~ adnits. and win become Of the most
popular songs of the day. Sentiment Of the words ex-
cellcnt. Price Is cents mailed free. Just published
BY HORACE WATERS,
Nay -, 1889 No. 333 Broadway, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-10-08

1l1dfanct OF z honest, emciehs
, and faithful administration u its affairs.
, 1859-08-19
gEMIBKABLE INSTANCE Of MEDICAL RELIEF

Below we publish the certificates Of two Of the INF
ferers from the pangs Of disease, who having rtcoy
cred their former health, ard impelled by gratitude
make known their and remedial agent and beiI
statements are authenticated by Notary Pubic,
The demands Of society imperously command theft
publicity, and we commend their perussl to the ~
tention of all afflicted