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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21
Az anfordls Family Cathartic PiIIs.

COmpOr AIDED from Pure Yegstabls Extracts, and Put
W 10 Glass Cases, Air TIGHT, and will keep
in any climate
The FAMILY CAIHARrIO PILLS gentle lint
active Cathartie, which the proprstor has used in
his practice more than twenty years
The constantly incFeasr iiaq demand from thogs
who have long used the|U Pills and the satisfnc-
tion which all express = regard 10 their usc has
induced me 10 place them = within the reach OF all
The Profession WelI- know that fihereut Ca
thartics act on dih6renti, portion OF the bowels
The Family Catharticl7 PHI has. with duo refer
ence TO this well estab-l ilahed fict been COM
pounded from TaristyfO uf the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act alike on every part u tho ali
mentary canal, and are'-. coop and sAFE in an
cases where Cathartici-s Is needed, such as De-
ran gements Of the Stom-4 ach Slcepiness Pains in
the Back and Loins, Co.'S Z tivoness Pain and Sore
ness over thow whole Bodyt from Sudden cold which
frequently, If neglected, 2 end En- long course OF
Fever, LOss OF Apps-Iz.9 tlle, Creeping Sensa-
tiOn Of Cold over theI- Body B IS tlessuess
Head-Ache, or Weighti~ jim the Head, all Infam-
matOry Diseases, Worrns'o in Children or Adults
Rheumatism, great Purifier OF tho Blood and many
diseases TO which flesh is heir, tuo numerous TO mem
ton in this advertisements. Dose TO =
PRICE 81 CENTS.
GA5- The Liver tnVig0rator and Family Cathartic
Pills retailed by Druggists generally, aud sold
wholesale by the Trade In all tho hirgs towns.
s. Z. W. SAN FOkD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Jy7d&wRS 535 Broadway, New York.
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The following is brief summary Of the pecularities
of THE STEWART STOVE:

The following brief summary Of the peculiarities
of THE STEWART STOVE:
lst DURABILITY.-It has been in use, in many in
stances from Is TO % years.
ID. CAPACITY FORWORK.-ALL CULINARY OPERATIONS
NAY CARRIED on AT THE SANE TIlIE. In evidence
of what it will accomplish, we aude to the fact that
each Of3 everal occasions, BARREL OF FLOUR HAS
BEEN BAKED INTO BREAD WITH sINGLE FIRE.
Sd. ECONOMY Is FUEL.-SO perfect is its cOnstruo-
ton, that ITS COST MAY BE SAVED IN FUEL IN FROM
TO YEARS.
4th. IT DOES YOUR WORK EXPEDITIOUsLY AND WELL,
and may be regulated at pleasure 10 PRODUCE ANY
TEMPERATURE REQUIRED IN THE KITCHEN, without
interference with the cooking.
THE STEWART STOVE.
Has the most perfect ventilated Oven Of any Stove
manufactured.
THE STEWART STOVE
BE5- has the best broiling arrangement that has
yet been invented. When broiling is performed ac-
cording to directions in the pamphlet all the smoke
at once carried into the draf, and none Of IL can
possibly enter the room. -.-
THE STEWART STOVE.
Supplies hot water for bathing purposes, more econ
Omically than any range.
THE STEWART STOVE.
Is furnished by all agents on trial Of three months.
CP BORN,
mayl6 Sole AGENT. 2ls Superior Street.
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TAYLOR, GRISWOLD & CO,
I73 Superior Street, Cleveland, date No 49, re-
spectfully invite the attention Of Cash buyers 10
their large stock Of
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
Being in the Daily receipt Of new and desirable
Goods we prepared 10 display at all times stock
Of goods that Is every way attractive either In re-
gard 70 style, price or quality.
Prices Will be ct the lowest possible market Yal-
ne. We invite particular attention TO our large
stock Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21
DoMEsq TICS.

DOM TICS.
Saoh as Bats, Sheetlngs and Shirtings both bleach
ed and brown Ticking, TOwelinR, Checks, Stripes
Cloths and Cassimeres Tweeds and Flannels Also
sHAWLS AND HOSIERY,
The largest stock to be found IN this section Of IN
country An examination Of our stock Is respectful
Please remember the place-the first store east o
the Weddell House, with large glass front.
WY TAI LOEti dAlDMOLB q 20.
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HENRY c. sPALDING & co.

4s Cedar street, New York.
Address POst-ofice, box No. 5000.
Annexed is an alphabetical list Of articles which,
Il damaged, may be restored o their original
strength and usefulness by
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GAY AND SCALA NEW NOV
ap2 j. b. COBB co.
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1H LL.L-.1.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21

The following pleasing sketch Of Senator
Hamlin in his home life, was published in the
ST Louis Democrat, in October 1858. It will
be read with peculiar interest Of the present
time, when there is a strong probability that
the substantial farmer and the talented States
man win soon be called 10 fll the second
office in the giA Of the people Of the United
~. ..t..t ...-I ra
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-05
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters Pianos
and MelOdeOms

The Piano came to hand. in first rate order .isa
shneai Instrument and no mssaxe-Lee 4 Walker,
John Hewitt Of Carthage, New York. who has had
one 81 the Horace Waters Pianos writes as foilows
niehn oil mine wishes me to purchase piano for
nr'. she hkes the one you sold me In December. 1856
ny piano becoming popua- in this place. and ink
can introduce one or two more they will be more
popular than any other make
We have two Of Waters. Pianos in use in orr Sem
mary one ~ which has been severely tested for three
years ana can testify to their good quality and du
m. wAr.ss. Esa.-E,as SIR: Having used on. o,
your Piano-Fores for two years past have found
very u,ss,
The = ano Ireceved from you continues TO give sat
ls'action regard it as Of the best instruments in
..Ths Melo,l.on has safely arrived feel Obliged to
you for your liberal discount-will do all can for you
in these parts."-Rer. }. Mccormack. YarqesriieS.C.
"The Piano duly received. 1t came in excellent
condition, and is very much admired by numerous
family. Accep, my thanks for your ,promptn.ss."-
Robert Cooper. WayreaAam. Bradford ennnfy. PA.
Your Piano pleases WE'LL 1t is the best in our
County."-7homas Il. Latham. Cam5cifos. GA.
I'VE are very much Obliged to you for having sen,
such fine instrument for s50 and shall take pains
recommend it. ''-Biank. Held T. Co.. Buffalo Dem.
1.-THE Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the
very We enabled to speak these instrumen;
with confidence from personal knowledge of their ex-
celi~nt tone and durable quality y. Eraay,l;s
we can speak of the merits OF the Horace Waters
Pianos from personal ledge being Of the y.r
best quality. ''-Christian Intehtgenrrr.
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater excel,
lence in any department than the Horace Waters RI
anos.''-Cksrchman.
1.-The Horace Watere Pianos are built Of the hos. m,
most thoroughly seasoned material. Wehave no dom.
that buyers do we'll. perhaps better at his tb
At any other house in the Union. .fdrora,.k y,.rr
waters Pianos and Mefodeons challenge comrar;.
son with the hnest made any where in the country
HOME Journal. 's'
''Itorace Waters Piaao-Fortes ar. ~ f,u ,
even tone, aud powerful "-.trr York Wu.ieaj Esr,s
"Our friends will find at Mr. " aters, CO., ~. "'
nc. ASSOC ment Of Pianos to he found in the TntsS
s'ats' ana We urge our southern and western fr.,J
Grahan's Magazine. " 'e" '"r.' -
WaTerOOsmS 333 Broad way, New yo,L
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~The New York Times of Wed.
nssday says il ID assursd BY It's Washing.
ton correspondent that "all hope Of an
early organization u now abandoned and
that many doubt whether Congress will
be 10 constitutional condition to trans.
act business, either this winter, or any
time hereafter"
A NEW Sersion Of Shakespeare "sweet
ari the use ~ adversely, is given by
Mo- Darlington, who reads it thus:--
"Sveet are the uses Of Advertisements. y
Mrs. p. 10 sound. 10" ss's5 t.s# ="
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The House that Wise Built.


This is Old Brown, all bleeding and
torn, as he lay in the house that Wise
built.
These are the men all forlorp. thu,
worried old Brown, all bleeding and torn
- he lay in the house that Wise built
This is the COW with crumplcd horn
that frightened the men oil foriiorp thu,
worried old Brown, all bleeding and torn
- be lay in the house that Wise built.
These are the rumors every morn, that
the COW with crunpled horn, frichtep.
ed the men all forlorn, that worried old
Brown oil bleeding and torn, as h, Law in
the house that Wise built.
This is the Union, shaycn and sborn
dissolved BY the rumors every morn. that
the COW with crumpled horn, fripbten.
Cd the men all forlorn, that worried ola
Brown, all bleeding and tori. as he law |
n the house that Wise bull, -CA;cooo
Jour- ''"oo
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QUESTION FOR A DEBATING Soc,r-v
"A contemporary proposes the following
question for Debate:
ia fellow WHO is , fellow-spd hi.
sa'-are about to be parted for . while
-aoo 'hsy propose to change daguer-
Ieo'yPes' and for that purpose he goes to
tne daguerreotype shop-and is to pay
,oF having the pictures took and he
mas only money enough to pay for one
picture In . magnificent ease-and one
10 an ordinary case-which picture
should he put in the magnificent case
MS own ugly mug or hcrn? Would il
DC gallant in him to put her mug in the
ugly case? Would it be jinerous in him
70 put his mug in the ugly case which
she is to keep? That's tho question be
fore the meeting.
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fovER rONklNsON's STORK,

Singers Sewing Machine.
.... FIFTY DOLLARS! 5 gy
HAVING completed and occupied our grea!
I'll FirePronf MannfactOry-the most Pcrlec.
machine shop in the world--we have slgnanzed
the event by producing . new Family sewing
Machine, containing the latest Improvements, al
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave. the pubic
without nducement or excuse for buying any Of
the inferior machin which infringe our pat.
ens. Competition will henccforth become i'm
possible. 4 very large reduction has been m'de
in the prices Of all Of
SINGER'S STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes which are well
known to be without any successful rival in the
market. Much has recently been published in
re gard to varons stitches made hy sewing ma.
chimes We will take it for granted that nl the
world knows the fact, at Singers Machines
make the best stitch ever invented, and do il in
the best style. ....
E..~Scnd for A copy Of l. w. Suger &. Co.'S
Gazette which cortans fall Information about
prices sizes etc, Of wing machines, and riH be
supIii.a gratis. |. VI. SINGER 4 co,
Jan. 20, 1859: AS Eroaatray Mr. York.
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FALSE PRErENsEs.-The Democracy
ofthe South are pretending to dissolve
the Union, and the Democracy Of the
North::are pretending to save it. There is
no more danger of its dissolution than
there il occasion for saving it. The DO.
gus Democracy lives, moves aud has its
being By false pretenses. As the chame-
leon feeds on air, so does the Democracy
feed on falsehood, and the one changes
! it, color no oftener than the other.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-05
Physiology In Schools,

The study Of Physiology is one Of such
vast importance to the human family.
that l would urge upon teachers and d.
rcctors the necessity Of having it taught
iu our common schools IS science de.
manding particular attention. What
subject would more intensely interest the
youthful mind, than that which treats Of
the mysterious workings Of their own
body. Where would you find one that
could more easily taught or more readily
understood, had We the proper text
books and charts. Where one that would
bs more useful? Without health Of
body, We cannot have buoyancy of spirit,
and strength Of mind, and without {
knowledge Of the laws Of nature, We must
not expect to live with violating them.
How very few in this world, compar-
atively speaking, know anything about
tkemseires, or the laws of health, only
what they learn by sad experience,
when abused nature can bold out no
longer.
How fearfully common is disrase among
us. Scarcely person reaches the age Of
manhood or womanhood, who is entirely
free from all disease and paln-snd very
few Of our present generation Of fashion
abl. ta'lies and gentlemen, will lay in
their last, long resting place, at = good :
old age after life Of reasonable health
aud pleasure. This certainly was the
design of good and kind Providence.-
He docs not intend that man shall drag
out short and weary existence, Of pain
and suffering, and then sink into his
grave with sigh Of relief that he is freed
from life. No, far different would have
been the condition of the human family
At this time, if man had always been true
to himself and his God-but We cannot
undo What Is done; our work is in the
present and not in the past, let US then
put our shoulder to the wheel and
bring about q change, which, If it be no.
felt in our generation, will SOW the seeds
Of future good, Our labor must be with
the children, they are the ones who have
always been neglected, in ignorance,
and they are the ones who will be our
future fathers aud mothers. and WELD
the power Of good and evil. If their
education be pure and correct, and they
have proper views Of the laws which
govern life and health, their influence
will be of the nobler sort; if not, their
power will be thrown in different wav.
and it is fearful to think to what a low
and debasing extent the human family
may not be brought.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-05
New and Popular Vocal Mu.ic.

ok lNDWOR The Angels told me So - ..(;rave
Of Rosael." .'Wilds OF the West =. .t;iye m. ,acL
my Mountain Home. ''Thoughts Of God "I'm with
thee still, wake Lady, Wake" I'm leaving thee in
sorrow, Annie, Ever Of Thee" ard s.Oid Nassau
as sung by the students Of Princeton College Price d
New and Popular Instrument p,lac.
Garden Polka Visnette Empire Reiches Quad
rss, anew dance, price ~ cents each Piccolomini
Polka: "swingng schottisch, ''.Thomas Bake schot
.. an w'h vgnettes New IIernian QuadrilIes''
- cents each ..Crinone Waltz ..Danyille M.ynr
"a. Arabian War Cry March, '.Reading Polka =,
very last Sorsoyian. Weimor Polka and Ainira p",,
Wsa "a Pre- . cts each: HORACE WATERS.
Nay 80 Ie''J No. 3J3 Broadway, New York
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sabbath School Books Published by This
HOuSp.

The AnniverSaryand Sunday School Music Book No.
]! contains - tunes and hymns: Price cents each ,
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and Sunday
school Music Book. No. contains a tunes and HYMNS:
price = cents each dol. per hundred. The Anniyrr-
Sary ard Sunday-School Music Book. No. T. contains
," tunes and hymrs: price 4cens each 3do per huud
The Anniversary and Sunday School Music BOOK No
'. show ready: 1t contains ~ tunes and hymns price
scents each, d"ll. per hundred. The Anniversary
ana sunday Sci o"l Music Book. combining Nos. and
=. with several additional pieces. contains = times and
hymns; price cents each, ) dots. per hundred The
Revival Penny Music Book. Nos. and ,: No I 60
tains i"tunes and hymns. price cent No. 2contains
!" tunes ana hymns; price cents EACH do! mr. Ijs,.
posfare one cent each. The Sabbath School Bell con
ANS i'i tunea and hymns price Il each sdolI.
Per hundred postage two cents each: elegantly bound
~ centseach. 10 dollars per hundred. Congreyatinn,i
sngne-an eight page traet-lrce Is cts Der dozen Il
dollars per hundred. 40
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SAVING AND GRINDING.

A IL THOSE in want of either of the above
IA can he accommodated by calling on the un.
dersgned at the Forest Mills, date Parks 4 Full
wider's} where it can be had on short notice: and
those from distance may depend on getting
th"ir grinding with them on Tuesdays and Fri
days.
flonr. Corn Meal. and feed of all kinds, on hand
or furnished to order.
June 18th, 1859. ia W. SHEARER
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Idle Boys.

Hs who Is idle and vicious in school
10 still more so when he leaves il. He
Who fires squibs wllin time fire pistols.
Hs Who plays carls to- sport, viii, If he
turn not. play ere long FOR money. He
who robs hen-roosts and orchards, will
probably some day rob safes and pocket.
books. He ,nay bot Do il 10 4 way to
expose himself to the pcnitentisry: he
may have his wits 80 sharpened Is to rob
legally, by setting up wildcat bank, or
betrayine the confidence Of his employer
or obtaining the possession Of property
without the means Of paying for it, Or BY
getting his. hand upon the public cot
fsJs, that 10 may fill his own, uudsr tAs
soft appellation Of ''bresch Of trust
I would that you could see with my
eyea for litth while; you would then
think with me, that he who, when boy,
covld not be trusted, cannot now that
no 10 man. 1t would not be proper
for me 70 mention names, Or could H.
lsslsats this BY sumerous painful exam.
pies. But they are not necessary.
Effect will follow cause-as . man sows,
% shall he reap; boyhood is the soed time
Of which manhood is the harvest
AZ, therefore, you love yourselves,
form the habit, while young, Of employ
iog on your time useful. Never BE- un-
employed The land is full of idlers,
striving to live without labor. 1t is not
to be supposed that you sro never to
take recreation; this is useful, it 10 nee
sssary-but If it come after hard study |
or productive labor, it will probably b.
healthful aud moderate. An honorable |
mind, IN tho desire Of mere relaxation,
will not 80 forth in forms Of mischiev- |
Gus excrtion. 1t is not to DO supposed
that boy is to be man, much less an
old man; bnt, in the midst Of his mirth
aud hilsrity. he may be innocent and
amiable. -American Banner.
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r1>HE Subscriber offers for sale all Of his Wool
l. en- Manufacturing Machines consisting 0
One Good DOable Carding Machine and
Picker, One Cloth SheNrlmg Machine
Press, Screw, and fixtures.
All Of which will he sold AZ
VERY Low FIGURES,
A. he il desirons Of closing up the business.
Apply to JOHN n. IVES,
miles South of Upton; or address Box l6l
TIrroN Iowa.
Oct !, n ~. I'm.
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DISSOLUTION.

TIE Partnership heretofore existing bctxeo,
the undersigned under the name and s,vle
OF JAxxs 4 c. A. MYEK, is thi. day dissolved hv
mutual CONSENT BY the retirement Of Dir. G. a
MrEk. The business Of tho firm will be Honi.
dated by JAMES MYER Jr., at the old stand idn''
JAMES MYER, IT,
,. fHAS A. NYER.
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If young ladies now.a- days did not
become women at thirteen, men would
have better wives.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-01-05

EMERsONs Patent Sugar Cane Crusher, which should
- be in ,he hands ofevery Farmer,
For sale by JAS. & C. A. MYER,
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PL STE RING.

PLA6 r. RING.
The subscribers will be prepared
TO do plastering. and all other kinds OF Mason
Work. the coming season. One Of them will u.
ways be found at the New Court House,
EDWARD GOLDEN.
Upton, Jan. 20, SO. (5yD THOMAS golden.
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70 II 3 AL e.

A LARGE NUMBER OF desirable LOTS. tbre.
>. Dwelling Houses, and Span Of Horses.
hn4n.re 0, J. II. STARR.
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CHAS. h WV R. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealer. in
III A ROW A RE

II "A II IL w "A RE.
Machines, agricultural Implement. and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS
II AVE in store, and respectfully offer sor,,,.
IL at St. Louis OF Chicago prices, to the trad.
OF At retail, ""e
100 kegs nails, (assorted s;ze.>
$50 boxes glass, do
10000 lights sahs, do
30 coils MANILA rope, do
30 coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws, (largc sizes)
5000 # best leather betting. all widths.
100 doz. butchers files,
$50 doz axes,
100 doz. axe handles,
100 dox. shovels and spsdes,
casks log chains,
$500 lbs carriage bolts, nuts l. washers
% mouse-hole anvils,
20 blacksmith's bellows,
ogether with sve.y variety of platform and
counter scales, carpenters, blacksmith, and
cooper,s FOOLS, house, building and shelf hard.
ware, &c, &c. We have the largest nd h..,
selected stock Of goods in Iowa, and are hound
10 sell at the lowest rates. Cali and se, II W..
are not IN earnest. No. 2. Union Block.
h'o-td Muscatine, Iowa
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A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY. with
= easy accompaniment: can I've sung by children rs
we'll as adults, and will soon become OF the most
popular songs OF the day. Sentiment Of the words ex
ceens. Price - cents; mailed free. Just published
by HORACE WATERS.
May y, 1859 No. 333 Broadway, New York.
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ALL KINDS or BLANK BOOKS

Manufactured to order, in the best style. Books
and Magazines bound in any style desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed to ell who may try
us.
:. S. DANIELS, will act as our agent for Cedar
county, to whom application for work may be
made. RAYMOND, EYSTRA X co.
Muscatine, June 18th, ls59-625tf
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BOOk BINDING.

H1RkR THE Subscribers having received
l their new ruling machine and a
ulnU large stock Of binding material. are
prepared to do all kinds of work in their line in
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c. c. WEBER, HF rrLTz.
UNION IRON WORKS
OF
G. G. weber, 90.
ROCK ISLAND, ILL,
Builders Of Steam Engines of all Sizes,
LOCOMOTIVE,

Tubular 4 Double FIued Boilers,
wooDwoETu's CELEBRATED wcop PLAxErs.
Rotary and .Nuity Sau Mills of Best
Styles, Grist asd Eou,ang Mills,
and Machinery, Iron Work, and
Brass Work Of crav~ nsesc rs DfiOn
'ns ments, or threatens to break up nc
on ion in the event that Republican /
I'm ident is elected. This can be carrie
ZEE large majority, as all the South Al
mo- cans and anti Lecomptooites will 70
it. It would disqualify Bocock ane
fit of the democratic members-
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Yard !!

AUxAAWO1 - OA IL .
3. & e91a0,
WsoLssALs AND RETAlL DEALEa
81. .. in III kinds Of e r.
CUMBER SHINGLES, LATH, FLOORING
Siding, Joist, Scantlins, Fencing and Al! kind
OF Wide, Clear and Common Lumber are
having IN connection
PLANNING MACHINE,
Which affords me facilities to furnish to orde.
and constantly, keep pn hand N,v~.
DaEssED yioealNc, AsH, Ddpps AND BLINDS.
Having Tie etdss SaAh1AsA ii HEs Al IL his city,
and wed liberal patronage from Tpior md
rounding country for number Of WITCH ,eadrr
my sincere hsnks sod respsrtfsl solicit old vel
nsw Gust nsrs 20 rive calIsnd will guarantee to g's
them Rsnsss .! sa.isfseston.
Persons sending orders can rest assured that
they wilfbe carefully 6lled at as chesp terms
- though they were here in person. ~
ONCE second st, opposite Benn
Mussailne, Iowa. lily