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Cholera GognNC BigterS.

rEHlS ulsiyailsd Family Medicine. maraiac-
4 turet in France arduseG with complete SUE
SEES IN Europe, for all diseases emanatlHg from d
foul or overloaded stomach, is now imported in
this country by Mr.. ;. SteiHfeld OF New York
This medicine is a preventive OF remedy Tor
Cholera Diarrhea, and also a remedy tor Bilious
ness. Indigestion. Weakness and genarel derange-
ment OF the stomach. Upon being taken 1t cIe-
ates appetite, ana prevents the heaviness atlen-
dani upon eating by persons wh6-sIe dyspeptic.
For sale by
)e22 TURIN & SEIPPLE.
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Paul MOrpIiy of Creation.

The following is the published report of th.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, on awarding the premisms at The
conclusion OF their Fair, al Pittsburs, OIL the Isl
sf OctOber last:
The Committee have given a full opportunity
70 the exhibitors OF several Sewing Machines, to
show and explain their several articles, and aier
a close investigation have concluded. while
Sin-er's Machine for heavy work Is equal 20 .ny
ana also an excel ent Machine for general We.
Grover X Bakers i moe simple in lis coastmc.
ton. and equal in lis ability TO perform for general
purposes; b.: without dispa aging re merits .,
either stihe ABOVE, the Committee heel ~consirain
ed 10 awasd ad plomi 10 the Wheeler 4 Wilsea
MAGAZINE as being the best for all family purposes.
tSisned) Il. b. M6ORHEAD,
MOSES F. EATON.
WM MURDOCH,
JOHN i. SMALL.
COMMITTEE
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Dry Goods,
groceries.
Hardware. &c.

al. Of which we warrant good. and sci as low as
any other establishment Al town. Is the pg2c-
Of the padding l. tasting. come a,d see :oT vouI-
selves. Tn, 6-st 5rdHas Of LIQUORS always
Oh hand Persons IN Wan, OF a pure o5'-c OF
Brandy ioT medical purposes caH be -acc1mlJil-
led - giving Us a call. in i word, d: Sol. Walt
the roJta y your Hi5.ey, Sire as q aJot 51gyl pas-
chgsiag 9sgCh.rs.
:. MAuEcE. tMAURICE K VIGCEEIE.
A. hIuULEiE. Nam street..
j-2 H~laCuemine.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30

4 GENTLEMAN long experienced with the
a business Is also with Uachirery. and every
thius pertaining TO 4 saga: Plantation. Is DESTROYS
of getting an Overseer's berth il this parish
The best OF references given. Apply 10 this. of.
fhce ioT further particulars spli
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-06-30
SCHOOL BOOKS.

Having been established in New Orleans for
nearly thirty years, We feel confident that We
understand the wants OF the trade OF the South
west. and our unTlvaled facilities enable rs to
purchase cur stock from the best sources, both
III home aud abroad.
We solicit an examination OF our stock, which
viii be found fail aud complete throughout the
year.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
4 new Printed Catalogue VIII be forwarded
by mail when desired.
STEVENS d SEYMOUR.
New Orleans. june 10, 1860. ieI6
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restipsoniai> Of the Horace Waters Pianos
aud MelOdeOns.

"The Piano to hand. in first rate order 1t is "a
beautiful instrument ami mistake.-Lee d Walker.
Phiiadeiph,a. Pa.
John Hewitt. OF Carthage, New York. who has had
one Of tho GRACE Waters Planes. writes foIlows
friend mine " shes me to purchase plan" for
her. Sh. likes the one 'ou sold ne in D-crm~r. ls'i
Ny piano is becoming "ruia- in this place. and 1t ink
l can introduce Que or two more they Will be NOR"
popular than an, other n,ak".
". have two of Waters Piano, in use in our sem
narx Of vhirh has been severely t-st. for tir,.
years and testify to their good quality and du
rahii,gy. '-Wood Gregory. .Hoa", CorroH. Hs.
II WArrh-. u 4.-Bror str: having u -~i one #
your ran"-f" iur tNo years past ha,r fonn IN a
Princiroi Broo asyp Heirh,s SEMINARY.
..Tc ano irccciNr'l from confines ei,rsat-
isfctiun regard il ~ on" If the best instruments I,
the place. ''-Iames L.. Ciarke. Chnrisston. "a.
18th. M"od.ou has ,afel, arrived. feel Obliged 10
you for your liberal disconnwt II do all can for You
in these parts.''-Rrr. H. .bCorm;rk. Yargesr;iis
1.-The Piano duly "cei ed. 1t came in exeellrn,
condition. and i, very much admired by my numerous
family: Accept my thanks for your promp,ne.,. -
Robert Coepfr. Uarrenham. Bradford r"..'y. pa.
''l"ur Plan" leases well. isthe hest in NJ
County. -Ih"maf =. kG'ham. Cam5eit"", Ga.
are are very mus "h!,ssd 10 YOU 70. having sent
such me Instrument for S25b. and shall ia. pains
to recommend il. .'-Big"k. Hsid Il Co.,. B4Faio D,n
'Ihs Horace Waters Pianos -. known IA among the
very best We enabled To speak Of these fnsrunen,
with confidence from. personal know ledge Of their
cernt ton" and durable quality. ~ r. ErangtLst
I'VE ear, SPEAK Of The merits of the Horace Waters
iailos from personal ka"wfalgr. being # the very
hast qnalty."-CArist,qa iateihgsnrer.
Nothing at tn" State Fair displayed greater excel
lrhee IN any department. than the Horace Waters Pi-
The Horace Wa,ere Pianos are built Of the hes, and
m">t thoroughly seasoned material. Weha.e TO doubt
ualsr rs can do - well. r"rhals better. at This tlan
At any oihor hpuse IN tn inior- 1drocate l. Jomr.I
Matters Pianos and Nelasieon- challene. cornrnri.
Hstar .J0HrHat
'llorae" Waters rare- Forces of fall rich and
even tone and powerful. ".Se1 York .Nuseal Reriem
our friends will find at Mr.. Waters store the very
best assortment Of Piano. to be found in the INN.
s'ts' ana W. urge our southern and western friends
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nrhe Achoolmaste,,s In that Bed.~

g. "The ScAoolmastc,'s in that Bed.-
A correspondent Of the New York
Warr!y gives the following as one #
many incidents that .bcfell "boarding
fosad schoohHester -: >EECCLL
~ had been teaching in Mason coun
ty 10 this, the Sucker State, and this
term was boarding round. One evening
after school one of my little scholars step
ped up TO me and said: '~
"Mr, Jones, father said you would
come home with me-
"Vcry we'll" replied, and forthwith
set out for my patrons house, which was
distant some two miles. Now, be it
lkuown, james McHhrry-for such was
his name-had two daug htcrs, the pride
aud envy of the whole community. !
had heard so much about them that | was
naturally anxious to see them. 1t seem
ed, however, | was to be disappointed.
When VIC arrived | learned that the
gals had gone to party the other side
Of the creek so went to bed exccrat-
ing the luck which deprived m, of seeing
them that night. The night had we'll
advanced, when heard one Of the girls
como home, and passing into the adjoin-
ing room, she warmed herself before
some Goals which, we're alive on the
hearth. 1t seems the old gentleman and
lady slept in the same room, which | was
not aware Of then, a. Having warmed her
self, she turned to leave the room, when
the old man spoke:
"Girls," said he, 'the schoolmastcrs
in your bed:'
Very well,' said Sarah, and passing
through the room | slep: in, went up
stairs About an hour had elapsed,
when | heard Judy, the other one, come.
She stood at the door long time, talk.
ing with her TELLER, then entered soft.
ly. Disrobing her feet, she entered the
room where ! lay, in her stocking feet,
carefully undresscd herself, and coming
to the side Of the bed, prepared to get
in. Now it happened, | lay in the mid
die, and turning back the clothes, she
gave me shake and said in suppressed
whisper:
/" Lay over Sarah.
rolled over, and whipped the corncr
of the pillow in my mouth to keep from
laughing. In she bounced, but the bed
would squeak. The Old man heard it,
aud called out:
"Judy.'
"Sir. was responded in faint tone
from the bed beside me
" THE schoolnaster IS IN Mdn be1.
With one loud yell, and ''Oh heaven :"
she landed on the floor, and fled with the
rapidity of deer, up stairs. She never
heard the last of it, can tell you" /
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How TO KEEP TIE FEET WARM
Halls Journal Of Heath gives the fol-
lowing advice:
Like the gparaled oak that has with
stood the storms and thunderbolts Of ecu
turtles, man himself begins to die at the
cxtremti,s. Keep the feet dry and
warm, and we may snap our fingers in
joyous triumph at disease and the doc,
tors. Put on two pairs of thick WOODEN
stockings, but keep this to yourselves :
90 to some honest son Of St CrlSpin,
and have your measure taken for stout
pair of winter boots or shoes shoes are
better for common every day use, as they
allow the escape cf oIors, while they
strengthen the ankles, accustomiug them
to depend on themselves A very sight
accident is sufficient to cause 4 spraned
ankle to an habitual boot wearcr Besides,
shoe congresses les, and hence admits
Of more vigorous circulation of blood.
But wear boots whenever YOU ride or
travel. Give directions, also, to have no
cork or india rubber ab,u: the sho:s, but
to place between the layers Of the so!es,
from out to out, piece of stout hemp or
tow linen, which has been dipped in
melted pitch. This is also impervious
to water-docs not absorb a particle,
while We know that cork does, and after
while becomes "ao.-y' and damp for
week When you put them on for tho
first time, they will feel 'as easy an old
shoe and you may stand 90 lamp1places
for hours with IMMUNITY.
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HA"Whcn the late Gabriel Ralston,
OF Richmond, Va. had become wealthy, a
poor woman, wretghcIly clad, with child
in her arms, came through violent st orm
Of sleet and rain, on a cold day i'll Decem-
ber to his counting-room to beg. Among
others present wa scctarian, much
priced III his day for godIiness. MIR.
Ralston did not wait for the woman to
announce her errand, but div'nins ii
from her chilled and haygara appearance
stepped to his desk and handed her
ten dollar note He was rebuked as soor
as the woman was gone, by the sectaria'
friend, whoasked him if he knew whcthe
the won an was worthy.
"Worthy :" exclaimed Mr.. Ralston
"wor,hy. Good God. didn', you see how
thinly she was clad, and that she wa
drenched with the rain -
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SAVING AND GRINDING.

A LII THOSE in want of either of the above
IA can be accommodated by calling on the I'M.
dersgned at the Forest Mills, late Parks Il Full.
widers,) where it can be had on short notice: and
those from a distance may depend on getting
thcir grinding with them on Tuesdays and Fri
days.
Flour, Corn Meal, and feed of all kinds. on hand
or furnished To order.
June 18TH 1859. }. 4 W. SHEARER
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Some Of our Democratic editors though
there is no falling of in tbs amount Of
their lying, seem to b. @"t'ing to lie a
little more genteely than icy did in
former times, They really seem inclined
to cultivate lying as one of the fae arts.
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1860. Winter Arrangements. 1860.

- C III .::;:. : ,;;,;....,.,s,.
Mississippi and Missouri r r.
NN and after Monday, No.. 2lst 1853 and
~ until further notice, trains will leave pav.
port, for Muscatine Iowa City and Columbus City
Sundays excepted As foll,ws: z
list Express train at sa5 4 H.
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
LIST Express Train at 200 p. NJ.
Mail train leave Washington at 1880 T. NJ.
Leave Wilton junction, for Muscatine:
lst Mail train at ll1o 4. ".
Sd Express Train at a:20P. NJ
Leave Mnsc atinc for Junction:
LIST Mail train at 1890 4. N.
I'd Express train at SHOP. NJ.
Leave Junction for Iowa City:
LIST Express train at ll:IO 4. n.
Trains leave Davenpor, for Chicago a. go
4. N. and 80 p. n
Passengers going west make direct cobnee tons
with the Western stage Co.'S stages for all points
west.
lhe morning train going last connects, at CBI.
rAGo JUNCTION with the Michigan Southern af
ternoon train; passengers thereby save all delay.
Connections made at Mu~;atine with the regular
packets Tor Burlington. keokuk. St. Louis &c.
{ Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock l,iahdw It'll the Chcasa and Rock Island
II. X. trans, for all points east, nth and north.
Also with the ';aena, Duhuqu. and st. Paul pa,k
cts at Davenport.
+ Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Il
. giving distinct directions AZ to the destina. n
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets l,efors
taking their seats in the ears.
Nov. u. 1859. J.F. TRACY, supt
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ESTRAY OK.

TAKEN Up by jonathan C'ozier, at his resi-
denee in springdale township, county of Cedar
A. y. >59, a deep red steer with some white on
the Ltlly also on the end of the tail; both hor
a little droopcd the under hair of the left car
square cropped: the right ear has square crop
and slit. Age three years last spring, and ap-
praised at twenty three dollars.
ALONZO SHAW, elk
Cedar county Iowa
linton Dec 18th, A. j. 1853 h.m3
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sabbath School BOOks Published by thi.
House.

The Anniversary ana sunday School MI sic Book. No.
!, contains - tunes and by mns Price cents EACH
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and Sunday
School Music Book. No 9.contans Nj and ny INNS:
price cents each dol. per hundred The Anniyer-
sary and sunday School Music Book, No. :, contains
~ tunes and hymns price 4cents each. dol per nd
The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book, No,
T. is now ready: il contains - tunes and nymns: price
Scents each. doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
and sunday school Music Book. combining Nos. l and
: with several additional pieces. contains IS times and
hy mns: price cents each. dolls. per hundred The
Revival Penny Music Book, Nos. ] and :; No. ! con-
tans l. tunes and hymns. price cent No. sr"ntains
vi and hymns: pri, cents each do~. 100:
lostag. cent each. The Sabbath School BELL con
tdns I'll tunes and h price 2 cents each S"ils
per hundred postage two cents each; elegantly hound
20 each, Is dollars per hundred. Congregations
Singugan eight page ract--price - Cts per Dozen l.
dollars per hundred.
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We do not say that Mr.. Buchanan is
a dishonest man; but, if he isn't. his
looks most cruely deceive him. If he is
honest he is "develish cheat
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VUUiT OONHl
Upton Dec. 10th, A ID 1889. s.
ESTRAY COLT.

T>AKEN up, by Richard B. Smith. At his resi-.
L dencc. in >lningdaIc township, Cedar coun-
T., Iowa OH the tr:t day of November, 4. d. 1853
u light bay lilly, Colt, supposed to be three years
old last Spring; fifteen and three.four hands
high with dark legs, name and tail; and apprais.
ed at Seventy dollars. so
ALONZO SHAW, Clerk co. G..
linton. Nov 18th I~J9 SIN,
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WM. II. PRATT Principsl.
CHICAGO PRESS AND TRIBUNE,
FOR TIE YEAR 1860.
Devoted to News, Commerce, Politics. Axri.
culture. Art, Science, and Liter ature

! THE WEEKLY pEEsS AND TRIBUNE is a large
hrst-cass Western Newspaper. published every THrRs
DAY M"R>I>". 1t is filed with valuable and entertain
ing matter PREPARED expressly for Western readers. Its
Editorials deal vigorously with all the topics Of the
tines and boldly adv those and rrin-
cpies deemed calr uated t" promote general
welfare In price and size Of sheet and fresh
Of intelligence. variety and vainr of infurmatinn
fulness and accuracy Of Commercial matter. and in
whatever else to make up First-Class Newsr,.
per. We challenge comparison with any other journal
East or West.
Political Issues.
We are entering upon year that will he memorable
in the annals Of American politics-the Year that will
witness. We trust. the election If Republican Prssi
dent and the national triumph Of Republican Princi
pies The great issue, I" he suhmitte Jury Of the
whole people. are these Shall Slavery he extended
and protected by the Federal Government: shall the
public doman-the Free Territories 81 the Satou he
snrre there to the hiehting intrusion - slavery -!
Shall the Constitution he construed :" recognize and
support Slavery National Institution: Shall II
African Slave Trade b" r.-open-d In short shall the
doctrines Of Calhoun. Judge fancy. and Buchanan
suprce'e the principles Of Free Government taught by
jefferson Madison, and Clay These questions will
demand verdict the hand. Of the American people.
And there other important considerations to he
decided by the next campaign Among these are, freS
and hari,ors. 4 Railroad to the Pacific on centra
route. ENCOURAGEMENT Of the Manufacturing and Yarn
form in tn. Federal expenses "a restoration in fact
Of the spirit. simplicity, and policy. ~ the earlier an'
purer day. of the Republic
-, -. Nh .c,pv No neutral ground hut will ever h
fund an earnest champion on the side that will pro
mote fRst"'N' PROGRESS AND '1"srA'
GENERAL. CONTENTS.
Th~ Literary and Miscellaneous matter is prepare
with view I" MAX ing tn" tai'er welcome family vi,
ter. f"mnnnE 'hr atr''',,'s ant u','u''
asr,rnr such As pun,i.,ps r.'m,r,s
FAIRS. Farmers and fruiI growers conventions. er"
prospect. and statistics, improved implements for
use, aa All ONT s'ss p, - y,
.t ,,,.t inc,udin,, The leading event, h,np,uiry i
Eurrr" an" the 'ite Sti'Ts. anu 's' OF sie WORK
Great labor and care are expended On the Marx
Reports. IN" quotations "a gram. cattle hogs. p"G
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Those members Of Congress who are
the loudes. in discussing the value Of the
Union vastly underra,e its value and as
vastly overrate their own.
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The Douglas faction has decidedly the
advantage of the rest of makind during
this cod weather-it is Jetpeen too fires.
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No. Misplaced fredericksburg a
full hoped lady to take seat in an arm
chair. 1t can't be did.
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An Indiana editor says that We have
weak points but that telling the truth is
not one Of them. No, that is one Of our
strong points.
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1t will be the cause OF congratulate n
among the Republicans Of the North
west, that that able and incorporating
opponent of the Disunlonists, ; has ben ie
nominated for the Senate b tn Repub-
lcan caucus of the Ohio Legislature
Ia that body in which he has before ser
we'd with distinguished honor, ho will do
the good cause essential service. The
Republicans of Ohio have done we'll -
Chicago Press.
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THREE ESTRAY COLTS

THREE ESTRAY COLTS.
Taken up by Ephram Brink. at his residence
in Nj silin Township Cedar County, IOwa,0n thu
llth day OF Nov. b 1852 one Of said Colts t.
he an Iron Grey Horse Colt two years old last
Spring, with right hind foot white. and appraised
u. $50. One Iron Grey Horse Colt. one year ole
and appraised at $50. One Red Sorrel Horse
Colt one year old, aud appraised at S35.
as-,a.-. .as~as~s AIONN' SHAW Ci'k~-"
Cedar County Iowa.
linton Dec 18TH A ID 1859. Sims
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TWO EkTRAY COLTS

TAKEN UP by MerrilIs Wiley. ut his resi-
dcnce in Inland Township Cedar county. Iowa
on the I'd day of December. A. d. 1859. two
year old light bay horse colt and appraised n
$500. Also. a one year old horse colt, a very
dark iron grey. with small white spot on his
forehead and the left hind loot is white; and ap
praised al $50. 90 ALONZO SHAW,
Upton, Dec. 18th, 1889; Clerk c. G.
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4 I.ibrary oCl2OO VOLUMES

We have also secured !ol onr Students the %
lar and we'll selected library. the Importance Of which
t" y"uh- man obtaining an education and tormiI,
habits for life. cannot he too highly estimated.
The hest facilities are also presented for the study
the German Language. Drawing. and other branches.
For full information as to TERMS time. expense. reg
uatons &C. call al the send for large circu
lar and specimens Of pcnmanshp If desired, iDclosing
stamps for postage on letter and circular.
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EMERSONS Patent Sugar Cane Crusler. which should
- be in The hands Of every Farmer,
For sale by JAS. Il G. A. MYER
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ESTRAf HORSE,

TAKEN Up by Leonard Gipton of Fremont
! township. on the LIST day of August, A. D.
1859 one BAY HORSE, with gray hairs over his
body, some gray hairs in his name and tail; his
left hind foot white above the pastern joint; liz,
tie white on the inside Of his right hind foot:
about fourteen hands high and supposed to be
six years old. Appraised at thirty five dollars
before Geo. kaIb, Justice of the Peace in said
tow nshil. G.P. INGMAN
Aug II. - 33m3l Clerk Cedar co. d. G..
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E5TRAXS.1
ERTRAf COIT.

TAKEN UP by David Crisman. at his residence
in Sugar creek Township Cedar county, Iowa
on the 23d day of November, A. d. 1853, BA
COLT, with black main, vail and legs; white
mark on the right side Q: the forehead. and sup
posed to be one year old last Spring, and ap'
praised at twenty-five dollars. - - 8.
linton Aecen her 4 L. lsaA
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TIVE Subscriber offers for sale all Of his Wool
l. en- Manufacturing Machines: consisting OF
One Good Double Carding Machine Rmd
Picker, One Cloth shcaring Machine ,
Press, Screw, and Fixtures.
All Of viii, b will lie sold at
VERY LOW FIGURES,
As he is DESTROYS Of closing up the business.
Apply to JOHN N. IVES,
3 miles South Of Upton: or address Box lGl.
TIrToN Iowa.
Oct. g, n ~. an.
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Horace Waters, Ag't,
333 Broad way. New York.
})ublisber Of nlrsie, nlusit Books:
AND DEALER I


Pianos .Welodeans. .frSa,dre Organs OrgaR .3reor-
icons. .Nartia ste!rbrattd aad othrr Guitars. F0-
H"s. Ii0iHrsH0s. .7rcoratoas. Hatinas. Flutes.
FGrs. CiariDHstts. Yria"eiss. 7aniRy Eorks. Pipes
and Hammers. bioia Rogs. bcst Hqiiss S,risyy
Brass Instruments. far tands. Puma Sfeo,s, AMI
Carers. ard eli kIRds If -Hasira! Instruments.
SHEET MUSIC from all the rubi ,h.
ers il the L. Bertiri's. IIuntiu y and
~ Modern school. and all kinds If nstruc-
ton books for the abONe Instruments: Church Music
Books; Music elegantly bound Music PAPER and all
kinds Of Music Merchandise. at the LOWEST RATES
NEW PIANOS. At SIS. San. s!nsj. $3.50. and up Ia
$500: Second Hand Pianos from s:5 up to sI6O New
Melode"n. 50. S6c, a. slts, and up to 3FO: Sec
ond Hand Meodeons from 81, to 50: Alexandra Or.
cans. with five st"rs, 100. nine stops. I- and 5 thr-
teen stops. IN 95 and NM. fifteen stops IN, and 3.5;
ArNaldrr organ arc"rdrons--a new instrument just
importedlrice 30 and 81 dollars liberal discount
to Ciergymcn Churches. sabbath schools. Semnares
and Teachers. The Trade supplied at the usual trade
discounts.
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Under the charge Nh. REPE Teacher Of German,
now connece ed with the institutions for the
dation Of the students, where they may spend little
time. not only very agreeahly hut with much advan-
taye health and ,iynr Of the body and conseaucy
that Of the mind. This is eau IL not to be met
with at any ether CONNIE rent Colfere.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-09
Two estray Cows and one Calf.

Taken up by T. T. Carrie. at his residence in
Center T"wnihip. Cedar Coanty Iowa. on the
5lst day Of December, \. ID, 1859, one white Il
led COW with dropped horns x about years old
ana appraised at S4; aud one white and
black COW with line back and about six years
Old and appraised at Sl2. Also enc calf ap-
praised at 81.
AIONZO SHAW, Cl'k.
linton. January Jth, loGO, T. &. Iowa.