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$oS>s At vSS SrJNS-A List OK TIN WOUNDED AND
MISSING.
The disastrous fire sud loss Of life which occurred
ST No, - ka street, On Thursday evening. was the
theme .; painful remark in the city yesterday. and
the vicinity q che terrible catastrophe was visited
~ cG,ioHS crowds during The day IL view the ruins
waits recUlTe5 the presence az strong force of
The police 81 control, Cords were stretched across
Ais street - prevent interference with the work Of
renewing The rains, The search for the bodies sup
posed 80 have been barred beneath them commenced
s.; 81 early hopr, andev the superintendent Of the
police, Mt. Carpenter employed twenty five la
woman Sgc child, chaSCcd almost hey oud the power
ot recognition were discovered in the front part Of
ths building. near the door of the bakery. The in
taass hsat which prevailed, Il was thought. would
So completely destroy The bodies tina; il woud be
impossible 10 Discover them. Few of the QnfOrtu-
ua;t tenants wha escaped were able 70 return -
vsW TIE wreck a thsir former home: most q! the N
oathe- being i 1-e6 u their efforts - escape from
tbs building o. were scattered i ls2en; parts Of
ths CRY. euoaav9-1aC - provide. best they
might f1- 1hair families
Nothing Whatever was saved by the sufferers
except the scE-tT cl5fhlcC thew hS6 OF when the
LkrD WIS given Na1v u tie children were in
ta1- M ws-s carried thence into the street The
sTsr5T Q: TIE s=zsoa greatly sc-ravstes the di<ax
IT, = these V-oa- people, who must be dependent
u2aE the Kindness Of lsiEhboTs friends for tenn
Fo-Ery shelter. The actual loss oflfe, we are hap
II - STATE hzs been exaggerated if the accounts
thus far obtained are reliable, and probably does
not exceed nine or ten. lis: of the tenants fur
1isaad by Mrs Scbauss, the wife of the agent,
shows that there were on the
Persons. Missing.
First floor and basement. ...... ......s
sSeE1ll1 JOI"''''. '''''.s...z4
lhlTd moor. ..,..,........,..........l 9
Fourth noOr.. .......................l9
tlfth hoor...... ....................,1 10
olHtl moor. ....,..........'., ...l2
lolal. 30
The foregoing statement of the lost, is presumed
to be near the truth, but it may require correction.
THE New ORLEANS HATTERs.-We announced a
few days since that the Court had decided against
the New Orleans halter who promised to pay GER
tain sum of money to the Orphan Asylum if he vio-
lated an agreement to close his store on Sunday,
which he did This success has induced an extern
sion of operations against others of the halter fra
ternity who backed out of their engagements
Three more suits have just been entered in the
Sixth District Court. One against Magnier for
three thousand dollars one against v. Boutronne
for eighteen hundred dollars, and another against
Peter f. lie Rond for fourteen hundred dollars, in
all Sc, 200. The Supreme Court will have their say
upon the question before it is definitely decided
In the mean time we must say, speed the Orphans.
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arp Goods.

a1ry QeGo0s.
Our ENTIRE STOCK
LAST SUMMERS
NOW REMAINING ON HAND,
OFFERED AT RETAIL
M9- ONE-HALF COSTl B@
GREAT BARGAINS IN
ORGANIZES
GRENADINE AND
BAREGE ROBES.
ORGANDIE
AND JACONET
FLOUNCED ROBES
SILKS BY THE YARD,
FLOUNCED SILK ROBES
PARIS PRINTED
MANY STYLES
OF THESE GOODS
OPENED
VERY LATE LAST SUMNER,
VERY BEAUTIFUL
IN DESIGNS AND QUALITIES.
ja2O-tfr HAMILTON EASTER co.
SELLING OFF! or ,,,, o,,,,,,
npv c AZ ENT, ,Nn sT T}E, fI,,>-o,
r, - At 10 lSi North GAY 4i sFREEf, 3. 7.
his BUSINESS VII this Ii mase rn m changes
prices Gs aGGP Who want BAR
t s 25G py I CALL and they will convinced that
The Stock complete and can he suited in
Don't forget the glace-No. l6l NORTH GAY STREET
too+f SIGN OF THE "BIG STOCKING,
GRAND OPENING
~ OF RICH FALL AND WINTER
wRorH & FULLERTON DRESS GOODS
THE EE'kk Gc4 GEsF GODS ES5S h iap6RTED
~ III De IA5TTE "a INb Va valencia 1ES' ROBES
$S$H 5SR so$EEGEER
s. II IS BALTIMORE STREET
A UCTIoN GOODS VERY LowllI
PURCHASED AT THE GREAT AUCTION SALES
NEW YORK.
JUST RECEIVED AT
GEORGE H. HAIG'S NEW STORE,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET.
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS.
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
OF H0STERIES, SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Ever offered for sale in this city.
ALSO,
CHOICE VARIETY OF
FANCY AND PLAIN SILKS,
MERINOS, DELAINES,
AND 9th r DRY GOOD
SHAWLS,
MANTILLAS,
CLOAKS,
CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS,
ALL OF THE VERY LATEST STYLES
HOOP SKIRTS,
CORSETS,
AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF ARTICLES FU
LADIES' WEAR.
All of the above will be sold either in lots by retail
926tfr UNPRECEDENTEDLY LOW RATES.
100 BALES LINEN BURLAPS.
lOO HEAVY for Clothiers
MEDIUM for Coffee Bags
Also HOP SACKING and goods for WOOL BUYERS for
sale IN lots from one to hundred bales at very low prices
by the agents,
nl8-u 2German street.
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To the Citizens of Baltimore.

The undersigned request all persons opposed to the
passage of the bill before the Maryland Legislature
Incorporating the City Passenger Railway Company,
known as the Travers and Brock Company which fixes
the fare at fire cents and who in favor of charterng
company with three cent fare to meet at the Maryland
Institute on This tMonday) Evening, TX O'clock
take such measures may be necessary the
citiyane of Rolt;p,ora tha;r r;,hts
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NEAL DO w.

We published a paragraph, short time since,
copied from the New London Star, in which it was
stated that Neal Dow, of Portland the author of
the "Maine Law, " had become victim to the vice
which it had been the effort of his life to reform.
The following letter from Mr.. Dow, to a friend in
this city, contains emphatic denial of the charge
which is also contradicted by several papers at the
North, including the Maine Temperance Journal,
published in the town of Portland where Mr. Dow
lives:
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Cost
II miles double track at 81, 600. ...... s2s9oOo
20 500. .... 90 OOO
$50 horses l5O,.,.. CT 900
$50 sets harness 25..,..., IL $50
SStluging cutters say .'''.''.'.'....... 10000
Stable property, .................. 100 600
Bonus to omnibus propretors, say.. So $50 5000 OG0
Expenses.
~ conductors at 1925 ..................4695 $50
IS drivers 469.5O....,......... 352l3
100 horses at SOC. per day, (this will cover
all stable expenses and leave profit, .S2125
clerks, supcrintendants, time keepers,
switch tenders, &c, say at 81 900, and
~ !" S'vu''','' 1890 .'.'........lb,OOO
luc,dcntals, extra labor, Sc, SC, say -. 7lS7
Wear and tear and renewal Of stock and
road. say 10 per cent. annually ON Sass
Receipts.
- cars nj $lb per day, SIS days.....,... $50 125
Or l6S per cent. on the investment Of 5000 900
The estimate of SIS as the daily receipts of each
car is very moderate one, as at least double the
number Of people will ride AT cents that would at
; cents, particularly in the summer. when the
'to'scf 's'cafy who do not patrouizc the watering
places or the seaside, would naturally seek recrea-
;jon in the suburbs.
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GROVER 4 BAKERS

GROVER L BAKERS
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
FAMIL Y Sc WING MA CHIMES
NEW sTYLES-PRICEs, $50 TO sI2s
HEMMERS, SIS EXTRA
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DRs. CHURCH Il gladden.,
DENTISTS,
No. 80 NORTH CHARLES STREET
n29-u Baltimore.
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Probably the best assortment III the city,
able prices For sale by WIN. Ii. MCLEAN,
ia25-tf 50 N Charles street
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THOs. D. JOHNSTON,

all Licensed Jy the State Of Maryland.
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BALTIMORE, July llth, 1889
The undersigned have used the "GROVER& BAKER"
SEWING MACHINES for five years past and in all that
time ii has fully expectations every particular
We them therefore, with entire confidence
as the very best machine in
JOSEPH BICKERTON co
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HAS COME HAS COMET HAS COME II
Ia THE GOOD TIME HAS CONFETTI
SINGERS No. q SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
No. I MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS.
manufacturing purposes the only reliable and unex
celed Sewing Machine in the world.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY TO
SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
They have been tried in families found Superior to any
in
AZ Hemmers binding guages Of all kinds machine oil
and every thing in line always hand New York
prices The great reduction prices enables those who
have purchased cheap and worthless machines obtain h
best ever made at the owestates Everybody requested
to call at Office, send for a copy Of NJ SINGER
Co.'s GAZETTE.
W E. FREDERICK, Agent
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TESTERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
At Prices Cabinets plain styleswaran
ted to do every kind Of CLOTH or LEATHER WORK that
requires seam.
So Salesroom 1853 Baltimore street,
m2T-n l.. d. CHASE. Agent
BosToN Coal CoMPANY's LUMP Coal,
For SALE LOVELY
HALL L40NEY,
So Buchanan's wharf,
pT. d, LONEY & CO.,
s2lt 81 South
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GUAvA JELLY, &C.
Fresh importation in boxes of > and L lbs as low rs #
be bought in Havana.
Also, HAVANA PRESERVES, all of fine quality.
For sale by WM II. MCLEAN,
ja25 If 52N Charles street
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The foregoing statement of the lost, is presumed
to be the TRUTH but it may require correction
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BALTIMORE, July 10Th, 1859.
1t pleasure to bear testimony the
cellency OF Messrs. GROVER BAKERS SEWING MA
CHIMES, having in my family which does all that is
proessed for it, and with beauty and queness that is
delightful in the household.
Rev JNO. McCR0N,
Pastor Third Eng Lutheran Church.
SALESRo0MS-lsl Baltimore street, Baltimore
495 Broadway New York.
80 Send for Circular. j23-ti
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TESTIMONIALS OF the Horace Waters pianos
anu MeioleOns.

The PIANO came to hand, iii first rate order I,isa
Philadelphia. Pa. "aiAet'
John Hewitt, OF Carthage, New York who has had
one OF the Horace Waters Pianos writes A. toll,wa
= irsna oil mine wishes me to purchase a piano far
heF. she III es the one you sold il. December s,
Ny piano - coming popular in this place and mi
can Introduce one or t"o more they will lie more
popular than any other make ~
wv have two oil Waters Pianos in u.a /, ur &C.,
mary, Of which has been severely tested for thro
aud we can testify to their good Quality and dn
al. WArEts, Esa.-Dear Sir: Lawn nsaG d. on. If
your Pianofort for two years past have fund !, a
very '1s''0 p~i"epai Broo s,vr A g GE.s
The ano received from You continues to give sat
islcton. regard it of the best instruments ia
the pace."-.Jamss l.. Clarke, Charleston, "a.
'.The MelOdeon has safely arrived. l feel obi sed to
you your liberal iiscout-miil do all can for you
III these parts Rer. j. Nc Corm,ek, la~gesciile,
conditions and is very much admired by my numerou
family. Accept my thanks for your promptness.'-
Robert Cooper, Haereaham, Braltord county, Pa.
.Nour Piano peases well. II is the one in our
County. ''-1homas 4. Latham, CambeLoa, Ga.
We very much obliged to You for having sent
such fine instrument SJU and we shall take pains
to recommend il. ''-B!aak, Hrta T. Co. BuraIo lem
..1hc Iirrace Waters Pianos known as among the
best We are enabled t" seaa 0tthese instrument
with confidence from personal knowledge their ex-
ceiient tone and durable quality ~ r. Erange tst,
I've can speak Of the merits of the Horace Waters
Pianos .,n lers"na tnsw,ease, as being Of the very
best qualify. ''-Christida iateIIgeHcer.
Nothing ut the state Fair displayed greater excel
lence in any department than the Horace Waters P-
anos.;i-ChurehWaH.
The Horace atere Pianos built of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material Wehave no doubt
thatbuyers do well, perhaps better, this than
any other house in the Union. .y7drocate& Jonri
~ aters' Pianos and IelodeoEs challenge com,ar-
son with the fines. made anywhere in the corn,ry.''-
Home J0HrNQl.
Horace Waters Piano-Fores Of full. rich. and
tone and pow erful. "-ten YorE Musical Rer!er
sour friends Will find at Mr.. Waters the very
best assortment Of Pianos to be found in the United
States. and urge southern and western friends
to give him call whenever they 70 to New York. -
Grahdm's .kdgd.iae
Warerocms 1873 Broadway, New York.
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An au.r;ert and ,oroo,;, .,,o>
flied of q yoa' a,'1 canho - ,f " nv, lhr-
gen, S,nrtinns5 b,, tho D. y, SUI, IA hsnfo-
both In rnrn,a - b. .cdeai authorities,
in their ,ra.tin. ~ '' S''''S' anu Pfescrieeo
The eyn.r;n,c. 81 ,ho,s..., IN, -
prepsr.tinp nj Ir,,, oar, to n, i,"'es .ha' no
Ole. of he hln,a a.,.a,s; t. Witt imPGri.
otherwise sirLI, .n,,'Ia,;, 80 ~ P"fe ana
almost verv .e,..;,at,.., 49,, N 10 "St'SSi'S III
In 1oxions IN All rsI,si'a u, ,f,, :,
it has uroved ,.,In,ai, II - mas nee. tred'
ing comu,.;n,s viz. ~ :" '"'n VI "ie ioiioS-
In Dahil;ty Nervo,- Au,..;.
tion n,,.,aSSs;a I'm sSIa-
DvEep,Sru trrcn;... 20. hoea,
Ion. T,,harn,,n.;. 80 Ipsaon oSIo1u-
alton Wh;ts. Lion..; 80; u.a, ~ ..she stiu-
Chron;c H. =. 49, ~ - .-iset .iapaaAnts,
tent ra,,ar. p;.s.,s, - AsnA AMER oAt-
In ca ses ~ ,ener,I HI ;ti,r -, - - ,He,o.
disease or az he nnuti,,,aa ,;,.t is"s' OF acute
and mn scutar .n.rr,, e., chr,,,;n " net
of thi, restorative hos ,,rnra ,,fLt =, "'te ,",
which no de.crin,ion ndr ,r,e ~ n In
becom. forpo,tnn IN thoir - ~ 49,. - 10
denly -apnenred in the busy world s II ma r,rnsd
from protrarted travel in A i slant land Some very
signal stance. IF his lira arc .ad 4 f.r,.l.
fer.rs .uaci.t.d victim. nf anuorent mar, smns san
guineous eshau ion. critical changes and that conn
pca on Of nervous and dyspeI aversion to air and
exercise for which tn. phy sic jai, has ne, name
In Nervous .9fertioas Of all kinds and for reason
familiar to medical me H. the operat of this prepara-
ton of iron necessarily be sautary. for, unlike
old oxides, it is vigorously tonic, without being
ing and overheaing; and gently, regularly aIerien,
in the most obstinate cases of c"stiyeness without
ever Being gastric purgatiye INJECTING disagree
ane sensation: tvs TINS latter property among others,
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Muscular Christianity in Broohlyn.

Rev. Henry Ward Beccher's church
In brooklyn has owned and managed a
bowling alley for several years, which is
as much an Institution of the church IS
Its weekly prayer meeting. There the
pastor and his lay brethren and sisters
meet TO develop their muscle, with occa.
slonal visits tron other pastors in the
city whose parishes are not provided
with any such means Of physical rrac,
Under the inspiration of Mr.. Becchcr
and the members Of his Church. tho
Young Mems Christian Association of
brooklyn are proposing to build large
gymnasium Oh the joint stock priuciple,
SO arranged as to afford every approved
means Of physical recreation to both
sexes, under regulations as safe for n,au-
ners and morals as any other social intel :
course. The movement is an excellent
one, and should be encouraged and imi-
tased. The means Of physical exercise
ana amaseluents in the cities, the billiard
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What Every body Wants!
The F:s IiDily Doctor:
CONTAINING SIMPLE REMEDIES EASILY Or
TANNED. FOR THE CUBE OF DISEASES IN
ALL FORMS,

CONTAINING SIMPLE REMEDIES EASILY Or
tanned. FOR THE CURE OF DISEASES IN
PROFESSOR HENRY S. TAYLOR, MD,
It Tells You How to attend upon the sick and how
to cook for them; how to prepare drinks,
Poultces. &c. and how guard ayan st
I. Tells You OF the various diseases Of Children,
and gives the best and simplest mode of
treatment during Teething &C on vulsions,
vaccination, "hooping cough, Measles,
It Tells You The symptoms Of Croup, Cholera In
fantum, Collie, Darrh1a, Worms, Scaled
Head, kingworm, Chicken-pox. &c, and
ii TELLolOu The ~ mptoms Of Fever and Ague and
Bilious, Yellow, Typhus, Scarlet and other
fever., and gives you the best and simplest
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Innuenza c or sump-
u ton, Dyspspsia, asthma, Dropsy; Govt,
gives you the best remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS iOu The symptoms of Cholera Morbus, Ma.
lignant Cholera, Smallpox, Dysentcry,
Cramp, Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys,
and Liver, and the best remedies for their
IT TELLS YOU The symptoms of Pleurisy, MuuIs,
Neuralgia Apoplexy, Paray sis. the various
diseases Of the throat, Teeth, Ear and Eye,
and the best remedies for their cure.
IT TELLS \ OF The symptoms of Epilepsy. Jnuniice,
Piles Rupture, diseases of the Heart, Hem
orriage, Neneral Discs ses. and HS drophoDia,
and gives the best remedies for their cure.
IT TELLS YOU The hest and simplest treatment for
Wounds. Broken Bones and Dislocations,
Sprains. Lockjaw, Fever Sores, " hlte Swell
HhEs, Ulcers, Whitlows, Boil, scuryy, Burns
and ScFofula.
1T TELLS YOU Of the various diseases peculiar to
Women, and gives the best and sinple,t
remedies for their cure, together with many
valuable hints for the preser, alton of health,
The work is written in plain language, free from med
icai terms. to he easily understood while its sim
III. recipes may soon save many times the cost Of
the book. 1t Is printed in clear and open type: is
illustrated with appropriate ehgrarings, and will be
forwarded 10 your address. neatly bound and postage
paid, on receipt of S 90.
$1,000 YEAR cAS b mem mA. .,s,,, .hhsr's
selling the above work our inducements to all such
very liberal For single copies of the book or Tor
agents, with other information, apply to or
address
John l.. Potter, Publisher.
[n2-mG1 No. 6l1 SAMSON st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Sabbaeh School Books Published bv fh;.
llOli~e.

me anniversary and sunday School Music Book No
= contains .s tunes and hymns; Price cents e,rh ,
c.1 yer h.harea. The Anniversary and Sunday
hch'", Music Book, No - contains u tunes and Inv
price cents each dol. per hundred. III. Aunjyer,
80 La oaiaaS school Music Book. No. ), contains
W iohessiid hS mus price cents each dol nor y,n
ne Anniversary and sunday School Music fook. No
~ hosfeady 1t contains ~ tunes and hymns: nrica
cents each, doll per hundred. Tn. Ami .rs.r
and sunday school Music Book. combining Nos IA
win several additional pieces, contains - times ana
~ hihs' ptiee cents each, dolls per hundred The
htNlNaI tthny MUSIC Book. Nos. lf,J >. IA -
.aa ie Fumes ANA hymns, price cent: No. ec,r,j,',
% tuhesand hymns price cents each tol, ,r i,,,.
issse WY eeh' e"sh' ihe Sabbath School Bell com
'ahs i'ituhes ana lay mhs: price L. cents each san.
per huineI' postage Two cents each; elegantly bormJ
~ each, 10 dollars per hundred Conyrspt'ai
dollars per hundred VS. .et ''%ei' ID
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and bowling salocus, are too o generally in
bad ASSOCIATION with drinking and gam.
ing establishments, and many mau who
frequents them from proper motives is
led into corrupting associations and evil
habits, which bring him to infinitely
worse suffering than would come from
the entire neglect Of muscular exercise
Springfield Rcpujf;cau.
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The Acturn Of n WA utler,,r.

According to the portl nd .faccrt;scr,
s1fM Maine, Who has been for many
yessSa the British navy, managed to
statisshis native State when the Princes
fed Ssaled for England, The Adocrtis-
or -:
41Jhc day, while the feet was in port,
a rs4Sn. OF Que IF the int rior towns in
theHopnty, about twelve miles from PORT
lana vas looking about below decks, he
waSAMsprised TO see one of her najcsty's
sailors step out from is mess, holl out
his hand for Shake and call him by
name. lie of course returned the recog-
milton, but utterly at loss to know how ii
sailor. down between the decks Of Brit
ish man .ofwnr should know him aud the
town where lie resided Walking little
aside. the sailor socn told his story. which,
in brief, was this (: Some fourteen years
since, OF more, he became possessed with
desire to see the world aud left the
old homestead, which was not great
distance from that of the visitor, and in
the same town. lie shipped on board
vessel, and after several voyages arrived
in England. Here, as usual, Jack had
to live ashore, and ono nj yht joined his
companions 'in aspree.' The oblivion of
liquor threw its spell over his brain, aud
when he awoke to sobrie,y aud conscious
ness, he found himself gu board Brit
ish man-Ofwar. lie claimed to be an
American, but this plea onlj led them to
set a closer watch upon BIN.
"For twelve long and varied years lie
had served on board OF various ships Of
war, and Row, when within twelve or if
teen miles of lis boyhood', home, the
love of his old hearthstonc, its familiar
trees aud well known hill sides, all con-
spired +. give Lin courage to make the
effort 70 fCvisit them, which lie had Of,
ten resolved TO carry out, tu, never had
found fitting opportunity.
y few hours after this interview
there might have been seen down below
the erlor deck Us that Ship two persons.
cue Of whom appeared 10 be in the act OF
d,vcstins himself Of his clothing, but
seemed most tOrtuuatcls to have an extra
suit OF under his external GOVERN.
Near him. was a sailor, who in less time
han We can tell it was stripped of his ,
man -of-war rig, aud stood forth from his
dark hole in a Down East suit Of f,ock
coat aud land lubtcr' pants. Pulling
pair Of yankee shoes from Que pocket,
aud q kossath hat somewhat iammed
from the other, her majcs,y's sailor walk
ed up the gsss~ay IN dress as well as
blood.
'::To pass the marine guard at the ships
with the crowd similarly attred
was an easy task for the tw: townsmen,
and once on shore they uade direct for
their homes, the vandcrcr Of many wears
content to remain among his own native
hills, IN one of til. most quiet but beau
tifultowns in Cumberland county, thor
oushly cured Of his love of wandering to
sec the world"
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-s,F
~ ..t ,nS ~ 10 Vi var
V.,r y H., ill.,. sHa, 80" "?u, Aus
.m;n,.;an ~ 49," af r'".'' ~ :" '"e -
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-22
TAX PAYERS. LAST CALL.

'>AAPA iERS. You that are delinquent for
l 1888 and previous years, are hereby notified
that N. G. Mi.lhouse, Joseph Walters Erwin NJ.
Huber, and Peter w. Neiman. have been by me
duly depdtized to collect all delinquent taxes,
and are now travelling through the county, max
ing c0llections--you will therefore be prepared
to settle with them promptly and thereby save
costs. SAMUEL WAMPLER,
Treasurer of Cedar CO., Iowa.
Upton, August I'd, 1859. Is f