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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-06

daily put up at Messrs. Alden 4 Co.'S es-
tablishment. and large quantities are sup.
piled to families, hotels, &c, in this city
The steamer Adriatic uses it cxclu-
sively A dozen eggs arc put up in a
half pint can F; two hundred dozen day
arc put up Twenty-Five pounds Of fresh
beef is compressed into cake eight inch
es square, aud one and a quarter inches
thick One hundred aud ninety two
cabbagcs are condensed into cube Of
eight inches Six bushels Of potatoes are
contained in cubic foot they need only
the adding Of a little water, aud about
thirty minutes cooking to make good
mashed potatoes. A cake of onions Of
the same size contains one bnshel. Six
ty thousand army rations can be put up
in the bulk of Que cubic yard the Con-
pany supplied the stores sent to Utah,
and they were used after tho return Of
thv ucn TO west Point. Cider Is pu,
up four barrels in one and barrel Of
apples is compressed into cube of seven
inches. Pie e-plant, tomatoes, ounces,
and in fact every kind Of fruit is thus put
up, and it is claimed that in every case
the natural favor Of the article is preser.
we'd. The process is certainly wonder
full one.-N. Y. Paper.
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Death I'm the streets Of China.

Upon several occasions, saw life ebb-
ing from some wretched sufferer ss he
lay at his post of medicancy. One old
woman in particular, attracted my atten-
ton. She used to lie motionless on
mat in the center Of the road, diseased
skeleton She had just strength enough
to clutch at cash that was flung to her.
One day this strength seemed to have
failed; I looked closer aud saw she was
dead A few hours after re-po.sed but
her place knew her no more; she had
been carried away and cast apon dung
heap. was riding on the outskirts of
the city one day, aud saw man carrying
another on his back. At first, l thought
the burden was corpse but, as ap-
preached nearer, a certain hexibi!lty OF
the legs, as they trailed in the dust be.
hind, undcceived me. This was one OF
the city scavensers, who prowl the streets
for dying beggars, and when they fud
one in whom life is almost extinct, they
hear him Of to some suburban Ace!dama,
and fling him from their shoulders pre-
mature feast for crows and vultures. -
Naratirc cfhe Earl Of Elgins Mission,
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Preservation Of Vegeta bles.

Among the many improvements of the
age, the result of the application Of sci
ence to the useful arts, none is of more
Importance than the dessicating of articles
of food. The process consists in separa-
ting from meat, vegetables, milk, &C.,
&C., whatever water they contain, there
by reducing them considerably in bulk,
and making them capable Of being pre-
served for long time. Almost all arti-
cles Of food contain about Is per cent. of
water, while some vegetables, tomatoes
for instance, contain 81 per cent. This
being extracted, only the nutritious por-
tion remains. A company for this pur-
pose is in operation in Newburg. and the
provisions put up by them are already
quite extensively used. To show how
much the bulk is reduced by this process
We will instance = few articles: Two
quarts of'milk become ono quart when
condensed; fifteen hundred quarts stl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-09-06

Senator Crittenden Of Kentucky has q
right understanding ofthe Disunion non
sense uttered with view to defeat Mr..
Lincoln. He has put an e1tinguisher
over the rushlights of Keitt Rhett, and
Barnard, as follows: =.
The majority must of necessity, rule
in all republics, and if you do not like
the law Of the majority, set aside al free
government, and go to some place where
you ,cW hare no elections, ,chere here0tt-
ury rulers shall take the place Of yorr
electire goyernn,ent. Who shall say that
if Mr.. Lincoln or anybody else is consti.
tutionally elected to the Chief Magistra.
cy, he shall not take his seat Have we
come to this? If so, let US change the
whole government, and let the minority
rule.
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| questions which, had lie proposed then
to his parents, would have been rebuffed
as atheistic, we're kindly answered. and
the beauty Of serene faith shown him in
contrast. not by exhortatiou, but a be.
nignaut example.
The years glidod on, and the once Wild.
erratic boy, was commitment at the
Lords table, then a student in the pas.
tors study; the sympathy between the
two deepened into profound aud lasting
friendship, and after his college course
was ended, he returned thither to pur-
sue his theological studies.
The good deacon has long since gone
to his reward, and the praying mother
exchanged her tears for songs Of praise !;
but the boy, who was the trial Of their
earlier years, lives an active, honored aud
beloved pastor, whose energies are un.
haggtuy ana whose courage - dauntlcss
in doing his masters work.
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The Washinoton correspondent Of

Tho Washington correspondent Of
the New York journal If Commerce,
speaking from private advices, says that
"as to political prospects in Iowa, moth
ing favorable can be said. Lincoln will
sweep everything before him even in
Indiana"
Joseph Varuum, Jr., Of New York,
hitherto prominently identified with tho
American Organization, has written
letter announcing his determination to
vote for Lincoln and HamliD.
The Albany Evening journal says
that without union with Know Moth.
ingism, Douglas would have been beaten
$4,000 in New York, and with such
union, he will be beaten 5000
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OUTRAGEs OF THE PREss.--The H.

OUTRAGEs OF THE PREss.--The A.
leghassan, q paper published in the vii.
lage Of Wellsville, N. T., and which has
heretofore been in the interest Of Mr..
Douglas, has has recently changed hands,
being purchased BY widow lady in that
place. Some parties, fearful that it
would hereafter be published in favor Of .
different candidate, resolved to destroy
the press, and on Tuesday night tho Of
fee wa. broken into by some rufians, ard
a portion of the type, leads and rules
were taken out and thrown into the Cen.
osec river, and several columns Of matter
were pied, and otherwise damaging tho
fixtures Of said o&ee.
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1t is understood that Douglas Is to ex.
tend his electioncering tour iuto tho
South, as invited. We hope he may
meet with better treatment than johnson,
his associate on the ticket, has received
recently while engaged in the same bust
ness.
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ANTONIO yERCIA,
Barber and nair-Dresser

III A. opened BARBER SHOP In r,r1o.
prepared to shave, Cut and Dress HAIR sh.mn"o
&c. From long experience he feels confdent ~ p
saisiaction Give him call-4th door sonth - .hs
dcst Once Shop closed ats A. N. on sundsv,' " '"e
N.B.-He is also prepared to do WHITEW ASuyNn
IN the most approved manner. Tnisy7I
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JOSEPH SYKES,
C.. e. CON TON.
SHIPPING,
Forwarding l. Go nniSSien Merchant

muse ATINE. :: IOWA.
rHANkFUL for the patronage therefore, ex.
L tended me by the merchants and others of
Upton and vicinity, hope by prompt and faith.
full attention to any business intrusted to nv
oare, to merit its continuance.
RRFERENCEs.
Messrs. Green & Stone, Muscatine, Iowa.
Weed, Bridgman & Kent.
A. Ogilvie, !"
retcr 4. Dey, Iowa City; II. Bacon T. Co.., Chicago
II. M. Holden. w..hins.ae ack = Koser'' b. Louis
Muscatine, June o. l66O:tf
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II You want first chss Ambrotvne
or Mileneotype of yourself or friends
call at E. B. SlMMoND's Sky Ligh,
Gallery.
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~ The Marquis aud Marchiopess Of
Chan dos ere at Nisssrn F-lls.
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you want durable Mill. made of 70 Cd ma.
i fraoi, and warranted, buy PEkRYe.
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LAW CARDS.
III. C. PIATT,

~ III. G. PIATr,
. Attorney aal 0oenseloF at Law:
TXyIIL PURCHASE AND SELL REAL ES-
wv TATE, locste Land Warrants, attend to
the Payment Of Taxes. lnvesti CATION Of Titles
Dc Particular attention given to collections
All business intrusted to his care, will be attend
ed to with promptness and fidelity.
NzrO0ice in the basement OF the New Court
House, TlPrON, Iowa. (v7nl
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WELLS SPICER.

wElIA0 oK KAOEnS
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
TlPTON, IOWA.
Also, NorARY PUBLIC and COMMISSIONERS OF
DEEDs for the STATE or CALIFORNIA. Office in
Court House. [n9v7l
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JAMES w. BAGLEY,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY, X NOTARY PUBLIC;
TIrTox, Iowa.
1Ar OFricE-At the Court House, in the
Sher.E's Office. v5nlO.
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FAIR 3 A N K s.
PATENT
SCALES,

OF ALL KINDS,
Fairbanks T. Greenlcaf,
Is Lake street Chicago.
Re careful to buy only the genuine. (l6y1
HEROsENE ILLUMINATING OIL, the cheap
N est possible light in use. for sale by
Dec Is. 80: JAMES NyER
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= sSnccimenso Worth Sayimg.

We cannot ref aia from clipping the
following beautiful sentiment from
"Meister Karl's Sketch Book" entitled
"The Night Of Heaven" it is so full Of
touching tenderness and feeling:
1t is dark when the honest aud hon
orable man sees the results Of long years
swept cruelty away by the grasp Of kuav.
ish, heartlcss adversely. 1t is dark when
he feels tho clouds Of sorrow gather
around, aud knows that the hopes aud
happiness of others are fading with his
own. But in that hour the memory Of
past integrity will be true consolation,
aud assure him, even here on earth,
CLEANS Of light in heaven!
alt is dark, when the dear voice of
that sweet child, once SO fondly loved, is
no more heard around in murmurs.
Dark. when the little pattering feet no
more resound without tho Threshold, or
ascend, step by step, the stairs. Dark,
when some wel.known melody recalls tho
strain once oft attuned by the childish
voice, now hushcd in death! Darkness,
indeed; but only the gloom which heralds
the day spring Of immortality and the
Infinite light of heaven!
at is dark, when, in later life, We
tread the scene of long vanished pleas
ures-rlca-ures pure and innocent, whose
memory has often thrilled our soul
whose voices, like those Of some phan
tom.baod, are ever sweet and sad but
never saddcr than when chiu.ng with
the er-echo, I'VE return no more! -
Ring as ye will, sweet voices, there are
Ioftier joys awaiting in the golden Eden.
Land, which lies beyond tn, sunset Of
life, and is gladdened by the light above,
in heaven
alt is dark in the heart Of man all
over this fair, green world, 1t is dark
beneath the noon day sky-dark in the
sun ray, the moon beam,-the starlight.
But for the true heart and trusting soul,
who lives in the life Of love and gentle
ness; there bcameth ever, light of joy
from heaven ~
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AN ANACONDA AT LIBERTY.-The
Boston J,xrnal Of the 18th inst, says
that considerable excitement exists in
Somcrville, owing to the presence Of a
black anaconda, which is said to have es-
capped from the Museum Of Natural His
tory in Cambridge about six weeks ago.
The serpent is represented as being thir.
teen feet long and of most dangerous
character. 1t was FIRST seen in this
town on Wednesday by daughter of Mr..
Edward Cutter, in his garden on Walnut
street The little girl was accompanied
by younger sister. Seeing the reptile
she caught up her sister and ran into the
house, where she tainted from fright -
The alarm was given and and search in.
stitutcd for the serpent, which was dis
covered in about an hour by a young
man named Charles Hawes, who is in the
employ of Mr.. Abram Moore. 1t was
then coming out Of rye field adjoining
the garden. While the young man
went for a gun, the serpent took refuge
under the barn of Mr.. Moore, where it is
supposed to be still concealed, from the
fact that a commotion has been heard
among the fowls, many of which are mis-
sing. The presumption is that the ser
pent has RECALLED himself upon these deli
cacics. A white adder il said to have
escaped from the museum at the same
time.
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THOS. HANNA,

TAOS. HANNA,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
MUSCATINE - FOWA.
Office, No I'll Second street Particular after.
Sioh xiven to collections in Muscatina, Louiss.
Nsnar, johnson and Scott couRties-.ites exam.
'ned. taxes paid, &c,
nA9 u
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2. D. TURNER. o. L. vYAN.
TURNER l. EYAN,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, TlproS. Iowa. -
n Once, up stairs in the Brick Building for
m"rly known the store Of John L. Ray Co.
August 80, le6O-y7n35
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LAW NOTICE.
WIN. G. WOODWARD has resumed the prac-
w tice Of the Law, at MUscArISE. Office
over lsett Brewster's Bank. He will give ex.
elusive attention to the business intrusted to
him.
Muscatine, Iowa, Aug. 22d. 1860.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE,
eight DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
= had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur.
chasers. Certificates Of Deposit and Drafts on
Eastern Cites, cashed. American gold furnish
ed at q small! premium.
G6 Office over Holtslander's store.
WIN. H. TUTHILL.
Upton. Iowa: July lst 1860.
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Inmen anrnnn nannst.

Th,s snPs,Er'plr'l SessvAas" = The ed
4 = adj pabli~hey u The Ns~ iort NJ.
ell tie =. The rsost casnpt J"afas 80,
ihc nest es'ssiieiegs d,sprg aoiter, snd 'te
~ 1T pssiilsat jsais,ary "a ,Aa ia'tsd
Stats Wne eli che Fsrti@s he has svst
acted. be has been lssier II Black anal,
suteurt'ug tho-e sho Ps'd him asst, ~
respective II shsiT principles, o' q the
Consequences 70 thS S"ostry bePrsysd
in ali che rslstioes q hfe, bis peli,iCsl
course bears The tsiai d selfish snds std
base meass. pss.uripg every body By his
osa slsnisr5, be - saspiCioas u al. and
s,adietiys to those wboss syit respect wuuid
at VgEait them Sc crawl - has shs4sW
lie has so friends, aud never had sny
u Is . tsTreT 10 msny eaftHpt aad r~l
s,ssbir V,,li,isisns, who frsF beiny black
msllsd 10 ts dirty jOaraAl, soa he is 'he
hero ef soosss sf fa.ks,', ~ha hope 10
thrive By bling bis ios.fs His she,
course Of rai,ey ,hruash hfs, has bee" -
ealovise suA sdsasrs thCss Sho x9nld 70
safely kicked oyss b1a,d Shsn their a,Os"y
gave oat, sud - libel Wi'h bis paper, spi
.iasAsT silA Ids lunsgs, ell wAo Fniuse -
eat dirt At his bidaisg 4 loui>nsa'hsd
fsaItisf sb,'a, public Iaesals. be 's per-
sossl ssemplsT ci eli tbs views and e"F-
rupfioss Of private sRi pablo lite, lie
BE-, bssa repeatedly hosss rAiiPsd aud
cerAais.i, os che slJss.s Of Ssv York,
nstiaP money b. each cPsra'ioa. By set
Tag extra sditisas Il his shhy sheet, de-
InillRg the particulars oi his own shame.
I zach = usIio~ihg 10 dsAle@eRs, aud such
+ huuilistiug esstlsstiess. woala desare5
spy mAs IA America. 10 high Pabi'e
| position, except banes Gps'4aa BsSHei
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nletrlet cenYtnllans

Oar uppositteh iris ids IN All toe eoan,
tios 81 East TsRssssee, ere stPsetsa to
h0Id meetings ga ihe arss Msb5sy In
Apttf IL sp .ciss dslsrssss to District
Coa,sntion, 10 select - Electoral csba.-
date fsr tbs preridsntial eos,sst. : be
coaysut'ea fos the District, viii be hrld
% Ci,nisa, 90 Saturday the 5sb ef Nay
BET every egshiy 10 the knaHvii's
District bs rspsesasted Ia the Clinton
Cgsvvailgs, Ia Asy. ADD lei . Rssd ADD
80, msa be cbesra a. oar sianastd bear,
CT
The CenvvAIioA fcs The hrst District
will b. hela 10 GgssnvSills, hot We sTs
ro, ADVISED II tts time Il hoiding. Lat
tia, he drsiKRsied At enss. BY the ffienas
Il ihs esass 10 that District
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psArs ~ StNyEI A VANS --Sssl \.
Wars Tse. dl.d 90 Friday ish, last, al toe
rs-,siss ri. st BE ss.;sr Mas FssScE, IN the
ss,h yest u bissse lie died Of oeH.usis,a'.
= 5j.saso aAisA saFrirI 81 a.oss e ,bs taHsi-
IL. De was hwF,ssi Si'A Aasssie t0Eoss. sH3
. ssry IsFrs cssssat-s II Vvofls attended he
faEeFal % sabbath. Tie 6aasrsl ssrstess
we're gsrjsrsssd b Rev MsssEs. Martha, PARA
spa salllaA Ar Rark a~iitsr-l The ssrs'pa
90 The sesssisa, sRa u vas hvih slsqossi aa4
apPseFFtstD
Tbs slsgssssd sAls FToisssssH 81 fes'si"a,
and died rssasc,lsd 10 tsed Naa - e's fate.
~. ssl.ins ssi,a,stss-rs4 bsPliss, te MIA, aAa
tssssssa lin ssta the Assas4,st chsFeA- lie
uas shs sea Il IiSsa Lavsss Wars. ssl Ne
hare rSssFle3 btsa s.a saa q IS hssh srssE
ef taisats a. ~. sissihFs'shsa fstAsr. 4 BE
had e serliE hisaasis satA s'gssi diasssss.
Peace % be sshes
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slAslss. Ws bese lesfAsa slih sias
ssfs aDstsN If NJ sasApseIea aeslh e
HA NJ Hhlte, BED sid arsiSs q y.
afG ssi,sbls Irisu,s Of rsspsst % bic
nempft- q
Hssa'srss, Thss sse asrrsssd. phs Aas
lSag bssnt noWD ~ business us<a
nrtehsas ed BanksE-ia kbes sills.
has 10 these tstssul Fzpseissss s. sfssd ~
TO lesvs al sssisbis frpaistiea Isr Sa
sssfttas Integrity, ssd dies lsmeated -
4 eSas sitissb, : tsitbEei eassF, sod,
40 ami.bis, smpbsiisally, 81 honest man
Re.sier5, That we teadef 70 his sfflie-
It'd faulty the sssuTsbee u puT ear
nest sy@ps,hy With them 10 their bstsase'
sHenf
hfessies,l, That the doors If ost hspk.
ing heusss shah be etssd aaiil sftst The
iB,etmeat, end thatsr Wili IN bs3y 80
coa, pssJ 81. msist % the ismb
Rs,slsa.i. Thst the ssssetafJ be d.
rssred 20 ra,s 'sfsaicsis there proceedings
ie the fsaitY of the 3ocsssFa. ssd 10 fur.
Bi,h eaeY 20 each Of the city papers
fur publication
j. q N KAasKT, Cb'@.
w A hBssSEa, ses'y
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The whssl Craps.

Ia eaahra,snn Of what wc ssId iss;
uess, a. n The prcassts fss whss,, se
e,ps ,Le lelleaiss fssm the Jgsesburosgh
ESgr~.S
wanna WHTsI The SeHlheF
Tor the les, seek hss bssa SpTinR hke !.
shd se learn ths, is s6ee, HPon The vfsS
Tug Wheat hss been magical ~ impssttHg
iI- 2 lpeafanr- 70 ,uah a. rs'ssi that che
FsfaasI, expires hoFes Of lai eseP
asA frob the Lyaebberg k,Pattiras,
10 take tbs fallowinR.
1uE NHSsT CuoP --F'fcm letters re.
ceivsi !ts,,o different hoe .litirs - the s8r
rounding ee4uGy, ws lsara that the Shssi
cs,,p Id0,i r.ss 40 b. nnsrh hss'ss than uas
,,pre,~d ,ss,c tcw ssrAs s'acr, although
&c toe breadth # lani stisb sss slvs
10 Shest, she prospects 8. FAR bslos she
sygJsge
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sss Hef4ftss Hsssev A sarrssrsoasri
sss kss ben Engaged n iatraaoesas Ns.-rs.
pesau issrssfrs Psssat Es'saas Hers
fhs.aEA he sagkerg States. iaf,rHs ~ tbzf
e - sssn sss,erssl.g sfpgsfsa ssi te'y -
rTsslaissi ~ 81 piasss sol 81 sass-iaas -hsrs
ii k@s Bees stsihf,aa sa4 tssss4 Es So
haFFy to lpara Ibai 1his sal-ab's sEries.fafsi
tnspieHrHi hs- s4a' si'h 5ss -oiire ~ saf
ssoths "a Flshtev- srs shs' 3, j. ssu BET :
IasnufasJsred and ssosssE 5uts general Sc
ssauhg them.
Msrass. J n Jezissa a 60 - s,.lssas.gs
Tens. sfe The sais graFfietars fsT Hi-hiis shd
\ 50 T-assssss. ASH see States u Eeatuss p
AlsAsms. Nissfssipsi shi isflis. set 81
papaly ,as'oaers wtih he Ht.stisF Hsrrs p
sad sh- srfs'ly g re I'll isiornsiian relative 90
The sagfs
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Tribute Of Renpeet.


A. sssstiag 81 che utheeEs sad aSFees
4afs rf the ssEss.i BANKING keuses Of
kaoESiilt, held 10 fhs Bfsash hasa u
Tsassssse, es the wsaniRg of The iasb
int Ola B,ottaA ETC n Brssser DF.
j q n Ramssy Sas called 10 The tils's,
ssd, on usolioa u saasl Morrow, " 4
BgsHaff Nas appointed SerretsTy
Ga taking enc shsiI, IN. Ramsey re
,aarksd ,hs, the a,rct,as had bsea GATED
iur The psspess u pA1fisg sa'iahlc
rtst,gts at rsspert 10 the ihe aaty VI u
A NJ Mhiss, Esq, Sho died suddenly
oaths li,h last thst he had kn0Ea
the dsesasea iruA his hsst entrance IA
basiasss ia ihls cay 10 the pfsssst Time
"a period Of nearly fcuJ years that 10
satHe d bis pabhe duties be he'd beea
aszoeiuied ailh BIN az ga sikear Of the
Uutos Bank, aud Vas nhanaaaily able 10
testify 10 h.. basinsss Cspseiiy. his hdsii-
" and vigiisses ~ sst,iss, his eaaesi.
eBIieusssss aad pspb45, .. wsa, IL
eaagiatlpn, The CbaifHsa expressed TIE
hope that svas msmhef 0f tbs aessisg
would oBcf ssiishis tesslatl0aA tos eessia,
erntlun ARd aetiao
On motioa Of G. Possii, lha Ohsis-
maa appgastsd CoRa.ilss consisting VI
on fFala each II the BsskiaE hsass. 10
the ely, 30 uisI Jao l. MUSES., ). ,
Craig, : hereu, . 4. Mahty, aud J.
d, BFsshef 80 fsfars ; pgsslahil Aha
fesoluiioas flr tke esRsldassliss VI The
nseliag
Ne Mp.ss, u Ashslf ef tie eomsl,sss,
Fspsstssi the Iplissisg shiloh ssfs ahahi
.Houaly AasPssd
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aIa. Eti4ua fsfsass liws ! hsFs
been sasisaxly haeise tbsi Jpa vssia,
thteusk ihs eaBsasas q fnsf D pr. esh
siteE,ies 20 n ithpgF'-see ~ sfssatTiEK,
81 eare. = stick s-soristisa f5a spd
,aet tsadtts kasS Rhst ! seen
There is no sosd fsasoH chs Est Ten
uts.ee, shd tspsgisll, the faTusfs Of ksar
ebasit. skouiJ 30, hsad lhsH,ssisss 70
vsihsf kf ID e pafpg4e q iHPfasiHs oaf
stock We need different fses Of sat
assls--af hoYsss. Hples. ssssie, bers sHd
sheep. The Descriptions 81 stuck nav
reared b. US, ere ls'bsntstiy asbeisvt 10
al ths essential eieasHls II good, sale
hAl= stesk.
tiaiy uae o. iNo sstRTeti-ing geHflemes
10 cur midsI. SPIN their ssa fe-p"B,'b'l-
i,y, hsve pafeh I'D, and ihtr,s'issFd stRsins
~, pus ihotsush bred .isliioh apd ne %
ten sua,het zoe jsess Viii these boz
fs.hle exceptions, eur s~an,fy u entirely
hsrs Il iAi. sa,i o. s,ogk The bslaacs
belongs 70 aaite an inferior race. sRJ.
ut.,n she wbvie, ~ the propagation Il
thfff sfrctSag Ate sesHH - "
jury
Oar cattle sss disgrace - ~ They
beline. arqass,ieBstiJ. Ia the lowest sssle
lif pstmittsd 10 ssio spfd) o. scrub
oerscy Sc sa,sd sfs thsy, ~ this re-
spsat, that passing thWpph YirEia's they
sss 1t once fesogsissd - Tennessee cat
lie
let as therefore pat the bsil ia motion,
aai call meeting 81 oar fasasT si'isehs,
asd urge spoa thea the asesssiiy q this
ubiss, 20 tba ss nag starr . csPiszi 4
some ssseai thesssBd 5oiisfs luf the
pstpsss u baysaE eni iupssiine ihs
esss tfssse 81 hafe6s, elssles shssp, ~ :
sFsk oSii h;5a - sstjse, sed ist
here b ~ fnfiksF asda5
N w sFuAnffea
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SISPLT CUGE TOR CRoJ F.-Ne had
in The Jssrsai 81 iAsiiA, the 'silaSsHg
.imple rea,edy fcr this dangerous d'sesss
Those whs have passed n'gh's af sguty
Al tbo bedside Of loved ehiidFss, wia
tTss.prs Is aP as valuable Pises o. IL
formation
II ehild i taken With the group 81
n, cold Wster-~.su uatsr II Ps~s'bis--
suddenly sni freely Ia the neck aoi chest
Sith spooge The brsathies sill IA
staatly be relieved Ssha a. possible iet
thr saGssrr driBk - msyh As !, eau, tssn
wipe il DRY, cover IL OF WARM, aud soon a
quiet ,lathbeF ell rsi'ese tbs Far"si : anS
Jew, anI lead the hrsft "a IAsukIa'ness
10 the poser which hss giyeu 10 the pure
gushing foaatsias .arh medieal qualities