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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11

To THE LADIES' MILLrNERr. = lns qa,LLss
Of Lancaster vscsnity lnlorard tlAs ,nidsa's
kn,twn tue Dayton Hease. Sne - p1sP.r .nd sNa
WORK According Eastern styi~s ais"' ~, % vii
hats 70 viii present laShi0ns. some a'' - we'd
g1e, d t.onl,sa. In thv use Of tgiapgaags = ~
chaFges fyr woFK-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11
rREsIprNT1AL EEEcToRs.

WALrER D. McisDoR. Of Marathon. - c.....,
BRADToRD RIsYoRF, Of Winnebago. = H'"'e - - "
lat Congressional Dist.--W. W.. VAUGHAN, Of Racine
"a 81 ALLEN BARBER, of Grant.
"a III. f.fSDEH AZ. of Jefferson
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-08-11


commenced, except a house of worship
crecteS last year BY the Catholics, this too
will follow as result Of causes already
named.
Cassville possesses more to attract those
who admire river and rural scenery than
any other place within hundred miles
there is fine blending Of natural works
the levels, distant views, groves, smooth
bluffs aud bold heights are as fine as Gan be
found N the vest; the river at Sassville
has a graceful bend, favorable alike to ths
beauty and interests Of the place; the levee
Was formed along With The bluffs and the
plaas which embraces the village plot. is but
little above high water; the soil is alluvial
and sand. The numerous mounds abon.
Cassville remind us Of this haying been the
home Of people unknown IN history. even
rs we may bcfstrsngers 20 unborn genera
tions. unless our monuments Of virtue b
more enduring than the mounds Of say
ages;
we have yet to notice briefly tho Den
istog House. d STRUCTURE q So - ~
then the finest Hotel vest Of New England,
now pnexccled west d the lake cities and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

VOLTAGE HOUSE AND OUTBUILDINos FOR SALE
IN Carmel Putnam county, n u, Groom Falls
miles from Lake Mahopac 10 land attached which
n DC soid desired Apply 10 W. BAILEY, 3o7 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

A BEAUTIFUL CoNPLExIoN.-To REMOVE TAM
"A freckes pimples, &c and impsrt healthy hue 10 the
complexion use Madame Lewenherg Co.'S Pasies de Flo
renee the purity and efficacy of which testified by DR.
LANES Chiffon, the celebrated chest; thousands Of
persons daily attest IN nndeniable merits For $50
broadway, Metropolitan Hotel and by all respectable
gifts and perumers Price 80 cents box. BAH persons
suffering from rednees sunburn any eruption q the skim
viii find Madame LIS Pasles safe nfallible remedy
Csuion-Pease examine the label are genuine with
out the certificate Of James r. Chiffon d. The signature
G.. LEWENBERG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15
EXCURSIONS.

LNORT GEORGE HOTEL-HALF MILE ABOVE HIGH
IL Bridge, 18th street and Tenth avenue, OF the
best drives out OF This house being Tomin
sons Woods where the spuyten Duyy and Harlem Navga
ton Conpanys boats stop every rp connecting with the
Harlem boats Second and Third every hour
II cents from New York N BBoats leave Harlem
da! half hour for Tomnson Woods Target
mic grounds unsurpassed. SAMUEL. BROuGHrON..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

CREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VISITING TIE
VI Great Eastern can be furnished with meah Al AL hours
the beautiful Barge lying Of Mammoth
Marine Palace; band Of music constantly In
beautiful view OF the Great Eastern had from the prom.
made deck Refreshments every description furnished
sntive waters Excursion boats will ind the Barge
place 10 land
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

NrFw YORE TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AHD LAKE
~ Memphremagog direct VIC Couneciicu river valley and
the New York and New Haycn Railroad obce, Twenty
seventh street, y. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15
MILLINERY.

DAR0AIHs.-TRAyEIIIN0 BoNFEpe. FALL STYLE,
ID ready. Splendid Dress Bcnneu, Blsyner Hats Nd
IIss Btnnes, cheap. Grape -nets 10 81
colors Very splcsldd Boomers, Victoria cur L. BINNs
millinery 5l broadway, opposite the MetropenAn Hotel
NTRs. McgEAGUR MOS TO INFORM HER CUSTOM.
M fepdt that she has just returned from Paris
and prepared furnish the latest styles Millinery and
DressmAkiux. N. B.-A can respectfully solicited No.
Amhy street.
DrprCTD PRrFs THIS wEEK.-BoNNETs At HALF
III price. 0feat bargains SPLENDID Bonnes Awful sscr
tee SIS Bounes At each Childi ems Bonnen Al g. worth
So Bcunets; fall STYLES ready. Grape Bon
nets. L. BrNN's Millinery ISL broadway up stairs
pfcH aoyYET AND SASH RTBBoNs AND LADIES
IL nees T1mmrgs-Iades do.t lose the last chance al
NJ IT, LTCHTENSTElNs $50 Canal street corner ~ Wooster
stairs You win not again have such good
chance get the finest styles and best qua u Ribbons AMI
Dress Trimmings soch wonderful low prices ne surpass he
Hei less than quarter their original cost W. w. ICHTEN
STEIN has removed 50 Canal street, corner N Wooster
sAirs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF NEW YORK ANp
New England Union Telegraph Company will take place
No. Wall street "Wednesday July 49, 1860 for the cleo
ZION OF President Secretary and eleven directors at
JOHN McKRSsOR, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15
RELINIOUs NOTICEs.

DIV. FRANK REMINGTON, PASTOR OF THE NORTH
~ Baptist church viii preach a, Palace Garden Mpsic Han
Fourteenth street. sixth avenue, this serpc, at ~
Ocock Rev y o. Nelson, exile from sweden ynl preach
the ~ Christopher and Bedford streets ~ r. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

FOURTH AVENUE HorErr-S7 AND sm FOURTH
between Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets
Families gentlemen Accommodated with hanisne ROWS
with without Beard Strangers Visiting the city viii End ihs
set and desirable stopping ACE Terms yery moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

RRICKLAYERs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is HEREBY
ID given 10 all the members OF the Brickayers' Protective
Union that ON and after July 3 1850 they strictly forbid
den 70 work with non MEMBERS and particularly with
front brieklayers who not embers OF TIL. Union
JOHN H. WARD, President
John CASEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

INSTRUCTION.
A cCoUNTs kc.-NR. DoLBEAR, 60 BROADWAY.
IA VIII give special practical course In bookkeeping Bus,
ness Writing and Arithmetic for ooyfS Gentlemen boys
be quaned for good SITUATIONS By september Two desks
CADENY OF PENxAHsHIP AND BOOKKEEPING
"A So Broadway continued By W. O. HOOoLAND, fer
many years assistant Of Oliver B. Goldsmith No classes
practical and thorough Terms low and careful
tenion gwen Open day and evening.
A Lr-rExMANsHIP. BOOKKEEPING AND OTHER
"A Engiah brHncAea ass Au&ht = yAlNEs Mercantile Co
kges q Bowery, n y, and - Fulton street. Brcokyu
hours sutng puph. independent Of clasDes Ladies wiring
I.sssons g l6 Icons, bon 3 per month.
NIoNs. 4. DK eRANDAvAIs CLASSICAL AND COM.
Annual begins September l. New pupils received
any nmc previous without EXTRA charge.
CTAMNKRIyG CURED IN A FEW LEssoNs-APPLy
~ q. VALE Teacher Of Navigation, Surveying. BOOK
keeping Ac Also publisher II ecntinc and liberal works
voney Burns 40 Once ISL Pearl street Frankn squsrc,
New fork.
CPANRH LANoUAGR.-PRorEssoR DB la LosA
- has sti few hours disc ngaTed He viii continue hh
INSTRUCTION. during the foundations made from Span
kh, Engush and French Terms modera;e Apply al his red
dence, Isl Ninth street.
8 is1iss, - nsrssSsS, H. Z.
VNANrRD-By YOUNG GpRMAH LADY, A srTuA.
w ton teach small children the En9lah
branches French aud drawing no objections W travel Ad
dress L. g.. Poet once Madscn square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-15

A IL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT MEL
"A Their the Great Eastern her will be responsible
Tor debts contracted by her officers engineers Stewards
ship j, r. YATES, Secretary.
NEW YORK. July IL 1850
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

- and il can govern itself CORE
'O'Pn,,Iv Louisiana should be pre-
sPoI - .,-,prratc with her southern
sisters at tie proper moment ""' ~, .,
viii hc dcrclict in her duty ana Jus
Lcr biob position if she .'ta 20 Ca -
Hrt she will not. Decided ana llicNr
iIo Int prudent and discreet, she VIII
arrov herself on the side of truth, hohoI
/ anI Justice. and will unquailngly meet
,~La {ovor trials and responsibilities Inc
rntrrc NAV have in store for her Inc
n,iaLtv stream which divides her maSn'-
G.o0nt lolita is not more irresistible III lis
current than is her determination ~
stand bv her Southern sisters III al
ri~htcous and patriotic causes.
Wr BEG leave to direct particular
o4toution to article 10 Of the ConstItu-
Ion C the southern Rights AsSocia-
. tom, We earnestly urge the orMa-
. tom Of auxiliary Associations III ever!
nar;sb in Louisiana. Too much import
aa"co cam not be attached to the SuG@cs-
. tions of this article. Wherever -AS'o-
i, cations have not been formed t"cH,
: sLonIJ be formed Immediately, ana
e. sLonld communicate forthwith to tno
! noront Association in New Orleans we
i invite early and cordial co-opera'l9"'-
" IT, ~ w,v Great aud lasting good cal
be accomplished. &c on
- ro1i.w-citizcns to another rccominelp'
=. t;on contained in the same article. ~
g. Minnie Men and Volunteer Company
:, w. nrrauized without delay. Let III
e.,l,,Srt SONS of the State prepare Il
~ all emergencies. 1t will pc i''c "u's
i. the Legislature to provide them arm II
G., and necessary equipments. mat u
iol LEGISLATURE will promptly do So no 'c
ov sonabIc doubt can exist. "a.
-! With this exposition, your Comlal.''
ar. confidently cntrust the dctcfinlil'.,o,,
This great question to the sovereign po
'or rIr As it is apparent that we can !
va tavc equality and justice IN the IN
4 Il i our highest and most solemn III
~ ourselves and to postcrlty, Top
vide for equality and justice out oI !.
Tic alternatives left us are fteo1a
tLc slavery. We are compelled TO enc
between them. To obtain freedom;
equality, and justice, wcmuSt Wi'hnl
A. from = ~Confcdcracy that has rcigi
~. zach and all these to us, ana WI
" boldlv threatens the dircst oppreSSio'
70 a the future. Our sole hopc-.7onr l
;,ns chance of escape from the West 1t
=. dom-lics in the early organization
,hoU Southern Republic.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
NEW
JUST RECEIVED NJ
II. A.. ORILLlON's

Fancy Grocery StO
s doz bottles Pale Ale'
a" :" Cordial;
," d" Syrup;
Candies of all kinds;
Cream Biscuit;
Table Salt, Winchestershire;
Sauce, Fresh Holsters; 1our.
Pine Apple Cheese and Fresh 'e'ly'
Cheese and Fresh Butter;
Boys Foot Balls,
Parler Balls;
Boys Tops and Marbles;
Gun Caps, States AMI Pencils; s
Led Pencils, Letter Paper andinSs'"nuS
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
address of the Executive Commit
,,;,tee to the People Of louisiana
from the N. o. Delta.l

ioTa y unanimously adopted 10y the mass :
held in Odd Fellows Hail, Fri +
anv ry1uinr. Nov. 23d, 1850, made II =,
t%c dntv of the Executive committee i,
onnointcd in Pursuance Of its provisions, ,
TO publish an Address to the peoP'e u
\ bricf reference to the causes when
,oj 70 the organization Of this ASSoci-
nt;on and the construction OF the com
,,;ttoo is necessary. The first meeting
m.aS held On the 10th Of November
sanr dovs after the Presidential election
When il was definitely known tAaI
tho Abolitionists had triumphed, ana
that the most odious secti9il",t M w..
land had been elected to the OihGl Ma
cistracv. The meeting was he'n "a
96rmory Hall, and was altogether al
;mnromptu affair. \ common DANCE
oLiitcrated all previous political Giy'-
oinne. n common interest anlilateu thc
~bnIr vast asscmblage; and a common
natriotism bound them together VIII
Iirls which can never be broken. y
Committee was appointed to report "
constitution to a subsequent in,',5.
The adjourned meeting was hciu' UNI
teen DAYS afterwards, II ouu remove
Hall and the Preamble II con"tI'u-
ton which are appended to tins auoFTS'
were unanimously and enthusiastically
adopted. ono N
The adjourned meeting was one %
.ho nobIcst ever held in New Orleans
or elsewhere. When it adopted the
constitution it spoke the voice OF tl'
people of the commercial mGtIoPT'S u.s. W
the south. That voice VIII De ieal'
when the time Of the trial comes an
II nav be depended upon. The peoPI
If the country will give it volume an
STRENGTH: and Louisiana Will not y
sound in the rear of her Southern SlS'cl'
W. need not review the history {
the slavery question. 1t Is iam'Iiai
us all. c...;.,tio,
the Association Is 50 concise anu Uoi
rrohensive, so clear and mcoutroNe'
lille that it leaves little for the comm
tee 70 do in the way Of making up
Indictment of grievances against !
Northern people.
We have been deprived OF u &C
stitutional rights and robbed OF c
nroncrtv. when we had Presidents v
lind to weld the power of the Exc
tive Department of the Governmen!
our defense. What will be our lot WI
an Administration, chosen on a DASH
hitter hostility to u institutions
sumcs the functions of governm'
We need not answer this question.
rronor reply will at nee suggest II
r. the minds of all intelligent men,
will only say, if we would be free, g
and prosperous-all of which we
command by judicious, prompt ana
;tod action-we must meet the i
forced by the North brayely ana
a;nchinGlv. None but slaves IN
nra eyeT enslaved in body. The
freeman hews his w path TO EN-
ened liberty. As it is with individ
SO it is with nations.
The cotton States constitute a M
cmnire within themselves.
I'VE have all the essentials 0
which to create a great nation.
have a monopoly Of the product
which the commerce of the wor
ronds. We have a soil of unoo'
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

uhritY. " e. produce, W C"' lr,I =
,nJ m~anuf,cturc, everything hrt'I"
arstain ourselves at home, and nave :
- hundred millions dollars surplus u"
,olI abroad We have as mteIl'Sei'.
,nJ ~ brave a people as the sun ever
an? 10 ,non Give such a people and
5rnL a %cduntrv a good government, an"
they will speedily become one .Lo
wcaIthiest and miGhtest h"'Ion'
earth. ~: g yvc 90
g. tLr Union; but vassalaGe. I'M
-" .orisEmcn and degradation, VIII De
Ior iat if we remain in the tmoh' 50
trrIv as the history Of the past Is a sue
u" a,.dord Lv which to judge the iutuT''
But. the question Is asked va" rioht.
conth withdraw from the Ih'o, lSna
fuIIy? Let us examine. Inc |ol9.lu
tinn was adopted "to form more per
r rpnt Tni,n establish justice, insure 10
nestle tranquility, provide for the com
"'on J~arcnst. promote the general Wei
rarn and secure the blessings oi HocFI!
~ ourselves and II posterliy,'
The action of the Northern o',,C9
bovinr nulliGcd all these pledges ANU
forfeited every promise, express anu
;wnIicJ the Southern people nave d
r;Tht to iudgc and act for themselves,
Con- this particular point it ma! DC
Ii :, 80 some authorities. Thomas
! jefferson. referring to the Constitution
l ~ tLo United States, in lis relation L
t fine State SovcrcisntieS, SAID rs L
: all other cases OF coIupaNt among I''
i Tics having no common judge, each par
il ~ has an equal right to Judge i'f II
i Elf as well as for the 5atroa'oHS, GS ~
= ,It IoJ, ocl measure If REDRESS" pani'
&c Webster said: al DO not hesitate to Sa
N and rcneat. that if the Northern State
n rofnsc willfuIly and deliberately to ca
nv into effect that part OF the ooi>l''
-" ton which respects the rest'Ea''on
3 r~naitive slaves. the South would
II. ~iHT9ccr I've bsaaf 10 obecrrc he coAPGa.
rs BARGAIN broken On II side Is broken
all sides" c-.mo
ny are derived from the consent oil |
. ~oyorncd : and to employ the lah%ua
VI Of the Declaration OF lndcPchdel'
whenever any governments
Inc strurtive Of the ends for which 1t W
formed. at is the right Of the people
% alter ar TO abolish it, and to lnStltut
ara new government, laying its ~tounIa'''
lIu ON such principles, and organizing
'P'G Mowers in such form as to them 81
ana seem most likely to effect their sal
De ond happincss." 1t is u%ndcniaDle I
erS; tLc Government of the United ~
J 81 has been perverted from It's orig.
i 10 ends that it has become dcstructlv,
onr peasc. prosperity and safety; and
II OIL claim that it is our right, as we'll as
dntv TO alter or abolish it, as we S
doom most conducive to our safety
happiness" and to institute Such
P an royernmcnt as we may think mos
pedient. ri
coh- eomble on the 10th of December, !
our Its first act should be to order the
VIII tion of delegates to a Convention .
xecu- Convention will embody the soyergi
mt IN Of the state, and ought to be CALI
WneH early as practicable. Other states
SIS oi no in Convention, and Louisiana 81
s. as no in Convention also, in order
nle"t prepared to act as circumstances
Il. n dictate. Too much care can N
ltSpll ~ =. II .,l,cEipn of Inlpt
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
wanted

A Good competant teacher IN 'he 'n ''"'
Dls IsGo novl7
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15
LIVERY STABLE.

'aT@s1Iv owned and occupied by Sam'l- Me[ad'
din. and ~latterly by Ira circuit on as
Main street in the town {. Plaque NOS
mine. and having added much 10 H-AS-k|S
~ tho way of fine Horses and 8uggles; IheE
III Tue rsrars1 10 carry on the LIVERY STABLE
RITSINESS in all lis branches.
Horses. and Vehicles OF almost every K'h'' fe"
dy at short notice roa
cnstomers can rely upon having their horses
Iii fsJ and taken care of. Give us a thai
We also have fine large Lots for the accom-
mediation OF drovers. ,urS ,pKCR
u,tv J.P. MARiONNEAuA.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

On and 90 NEW LEVEE. and 81, 81
FULTON STREET, NEW ORLhAN>
Facilities Tor the execution OF the iol''
described work. superior to any DINER nos
the South or West:
CHIMNEIS, BkLhSMiN'S
JUICE BONES. FIRE htnSs
CLARIFIES flhtEhkhS
STILLS, ASh iAN''
HEATERS.
Copper, Tin and Pewter W orms ioT /.
tmeries. Sheet Iron Pipe.
Ashcrait. Peanvcnts. and Hearson 81
crAGE$. for locomotive and slaiionaIye I
STEAM WHISTLES, BRASS COOAi
Couplings. and every description o.
| Work Of ma o,rn manufacture.
India Rubber Hose and tllterings Osu
GASS PIPES from Is to ) lnches IL
fer. aud all connections TO sun same;
The trade supplied with brass "OA'
York prices, for cash. u
Planters and others interested woulu
TO call and examine my steam ram
manufacture OF Sugar, before puTehas-
where. They have been IN operauOn y
wears. and give universal satisfaction
All orders filed with Dispatch 81
~Heter TO Edward J. Gay, Oh ut
for whom | put UP a tram las! yeSl,
c. Camp, who has had a Tram S'1
. successful operation. Il
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-12-15

70 T. RIack SIR Cravais. 40 els a pieces a
iIme ]or,irle for gen,Iemen's toilet eqGi
cheap. n
shirts made to order in every style Dz
- Cor self measurement sent by post.
lions iol 5. y. MOOD
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-15

Tue REVELATIONS OF A SLAVE SNUG
aLER, is the title OF book just issued
~ X. NJ DEWIrr Ii Frank fort street,
New York. This is timely book. Re.
cent disclosures show that the inhuman
tratfc in man is on the increase, and
when member Of great National Con
vention can, in that Convention, unre-
buked, advocate the re.opening Of that
trade, it is fit that such books should be
read. This narrative is the confession
Of man who was long engaged in the
accursed traffic aud gives clear insight
into the details thereof. 1t should be
widely circulated. Twenty Ave cents.
sent to the above address, will secure the
book by return mail.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-15
GoDEY's LADY's Book, for Decembe

GoDEY's LADY's Book, for December
is on our table aud 10 unusually rich in
every department. The eugravings of
"Christmas in the City" and "Christmas
in the Country" are perfect gems, and
the whole sixty engraviugs are very 6ne.
No other Magazine preteuds to give as
much as does Cooley. The author Of
"Miss Slimmens" gives another story in
the next volume, aud so will several of
the best authors. To equal Cooley is the
height Of ambition with all other publish
ers of ladies magazines. The gardening
department, musical department, health
department will also be continued through
the year. Cooley contains invaluable
practical instructions for fixing up in
Vulnerable conveuiences and ornaments
about the house which all tend to make
home desirable Terms-s3 a year
two copies S.; three copies So Address,
l.. A. Cooley, 1928 Chestnut st., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-15
TO CONSERVATIVES,

HE DNERT1SER, having been restored to health
4 in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with lung
tion and that dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious
to make known to his fellow the means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrption used free of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find
Sure CURE for CoNsr NPTIoN, AsrnM., BRONCHITIS, &c.
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrption is to benefit the afflicted and spread nforma.
ton which he conceves to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, will them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
NiLLIAMsBrGH, Kings County, New York.
October II, 1s60-n4ly1yl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-15

The SATURDAY EVENING Posi-, is,
We believe, the best "family paper" pub.
l'shed. For the coming year the propri-
etors have secured the services of most
OF the best writer's in the country. The
Posi- also aims to instruct; it contains
weekly, an agricultural department,
choice receipts, domestic and foreign
news, the markets and bank note list,
letter from Paris, miscellaneous informa-
ton, etc. If you don't know and wish
to see just what the Posi- is, send for a
sample number, which will be sent gratis
The proprietors have also procured a
magnificent engraving entitled, "a Mcr,
ny Making in the Olden Time," which
was first used by the London Art Union;
it is two feet by three, contains from so
to 40 figures, and 10 a very enc engrav-
ing The price of the engraving is S.,
but for that sum they send tho engrav-
ing and the Posi- for one year. Web
ster's Pictorial Dictionary and Lippip-
colts Pronouncing Gazetteer and Geo
Dictionary of the world are also
offered as premiums The terms are 81
for single copy for one year two copies
81; four copies s.; eight copies $40; thir.
teen copies SIS, and twenty copies $50,
and one to the getter up of club of
eight or more. The books named are
furnished to all subscribers at very low
rate and are offered as premiums to those
who get up clubs. Address, DEACON 4
PETERSON, No. 81 Walnut street, Phil.
adelphia, Pa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-15

CHARACTERISTIC Democratic
County Judge got two Democratic JUS
tees to help him canvass the returns of
this county. When Republican has
been Judge he has always called one jus.
ticc from each party. Will the Republi-
cans again elect Democrats to Office?