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BURNS & < soALDs
TEE FRIEND OF THE NURSERY

are instantly relieved Of their anguish, pain and imam
nation, by timely apPlica ton Of this marvellous healer
aud the fssh renew = BY eharm' no blemSh or
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

DALLEY'S lLAGICAL PAIN E4IRACIQR,
universally supplanted all other ontments and healing
pnnlationg in both and emispheres,
wherever Introduced; Intrinsic merit is the true seciet
Of ts success IN all cdHe0S decOsl whether the cause be
for
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CATOOSA SPRINGS.

TVVHE subscriber having agsn taken lease oil s vel known
u-aterinr place, Justly ismous as the
SARATOGA OF the Souths
and thankful for The patronage received last season, viii again
C prpare 70 receive by The middle Of June next AM
will strive 30 merit continuance Of that patronage when mere
tfcre has literally bestowed upon this popular sumner
Resort o., ~
shall endeavor at all times to provide my TAME WIN an w
atuabe uxurles Of the season. and have MADE arrangements
10 keep o. hand a constant supply Of Ice ,
also have the BEsT COOKS that can be procured IN e
youth, provide sufcency OF faithful and attentive
servants have also engaged the servicesof
SUPEEEIOfE MUSICIANS
and those who delight the concord Of sweet sounds, van
6bundautly gratifel
The MEDICINAL VIRTUES Of these many and varied min
eal waters are nov too well known require extensive de
scrpti0n. In addition 70 the Red, Black sulphur
Springs Of them combined Iron Magnesia, there
ine1hanshe well Of the purss Free Ny
extensive
ate from the main hotel where families can be as quiet and re-
firgd as IN their own homes.
SITUATION, CONVEYANCE. &C.
,toogs Springs in CatooSa county Ca % miles from
a.. Vev.err and Atlantic Railroad A fine Or,nb,s - -,I
e wi be Al platform the arrival Of eacb train OWE
i Augusta. Macon, MiedgevilIc, Columbus Atianta
SIa-,tS,r.eTr NASHVILLE and Chattanooga.
Terms Of Board.
single -.'--- lOQC
Month $500
,it, 10 Tis 10 engage board BY the season, with their
;Isr vii he boarded at $40 per month Those who wish
oard ~ the season, would do well TO address me at the
sp5Tlnsylslsrep and servants boarded at half price
Sn7il 25-dtu4m y. --N-
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land for sale.

LdAAlA ADA AaAaCa
ne undsraignsd vii sen Elephants
- ion called CAFIrAL TIzs. lrinron
$50 he norih.side Of Cumher la13- Riv--s z
.is55s thrss zuile1ffom the City Of NIssfviIie
I16fl s5staiug about Three Hun.
ErGd Acres. He VII asiI 3taU
ovster or Ia snail tracts Or lots, Sus pursha Iorr
credit Ei Be given 90 notes bearing legal ron data and
e44 retained. It Is Of the very best qusiitF OF IN fl nm
Fed shout half Of il in cultivation, and he baIans Ia s
timber and pls1rs Ihere two good dwelling hcuss qo
fsrn and sbles, &C. FoT Information Apply % ths
cr to joan D. james fsh2a-tE Tu0s. @. JANIS
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ManBy's combined IseupeT aud
Mower.
AMTHTH Wg0D5S EuPEOVEHsEsNG.s- Thls
ER celebrated dachue ecsived the first premium Of GTard
5o1n kEbAL the bestcouned Rapng and Moving Machine
Al the great United States Agricultural FAIR held at Louisville
KY September, 1857. The trial OF Syracuse, New
fcr in JAY, where all The pr pal Machines the United
States were thoroughly tested The committee made their
through Marshal P. Wilder President United States Agricultural
sOciety, ct Louisville, Ky-
also received the ward the best Reaper, and the
Mower before separate committees appointed BY the Pres
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society at Nashville
IL uy 1857, most Of the machines in use in Tenn.
Numerous other premiums and awards given this Mnnf
during the last season. every Mahinein America.
The shove achines for sale By the undersigned
B.. y. 0HzATHAM,
General 4 gent Ter the State.
VIsHER. W6EELEs 4 CO.,
TTren
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-30
Testimonials Of the Horace Waters Pianos
and MeiudeOns.

line Piano hand, in first rate order. Its
beautiful instrument and no mistake -Lec d Walker
PhitadstPhia, Pa.
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York, who las had
OF the Horace " aters Pianos, writes follows:
A friend of mine wishes to purchase a piano for
her, She likes the one you sold me ia December lc56
My piano Is becoming popuar III this place. and 1t lux
l can introduce one or two more; they Will be
popular than any other make
I'VE have two OF Waters Pianos in use in our Sem
mary, one OF which has been severely tested for three
years. and testify their good quality and u-
rabilty. ''-Ho0dS Gregory, .Hoant Carrot. Ilis.
IN. W ArEhs, Lsa.-Dear SIR: Having used one OF
your Piano-Forrs Tor two years Fast, have found in
Pr,neipql Brooal Ns,ghts scna,narg.
The ano received from sou continues give sat
sfaction regard it one OF the best Instruments
the place. ''-Janfs l. ciarhs, Charleston, IA.
1.-The Melodeon has safely arrived. l feel obliged to
you for your liberal discountwIIl do all you
IN these parts. "Rsr. j. Nc Cormick. ldr3eSrfHc.SC.
THE rIano was duly received. 1t came in excellent
condition, and is very much admired by my numerous
family. Accept my thanks for your promptnsss."-
~ our Piano ileascs we'll. 1t is the best ur
County. "-7homas Il. Latham, Camdettoa, ia.
''Ne are very much obliged TO You for having sent
such fine instrument for $3.50 and We shall take Pains
recommend it. '-Biaak. Heid T. Co.. Bnfate Dem.
'ihe Horace Waters Planes are known as among the
very best We are enabled to speak these instrument
with confidence, from personal know ledge OF their
ceent tone and durable quality ~ r. Epanse fst.
I'VE speak of the merits of the Horace alter,
Pianos from personal knowledge, being of the very
best quality. ''-ChrtStiaa IateLhgencer.
Nothing at the State Fair displayed greater excel
lruce in any department than the Horace Waters ri-
amos. -ChHrchJRGn.
'Ihe Horace Pianos are built Of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material. Wehave doubt
'athuyers can do well, perhaps better at this than
at any ether house III the Union. .7dE06dte Il JOHri
Nv aters Pianos and MelOaeons challenge compare
son with the finest made any where in the country -
Home J.arnai
'iorace Waters Ps Fortes of full, rich. and
even ;on. and i,.crfai,:- YORK uusfraj Rsr;ew
.Our friends will find MIR. Waters store the very
best assortment Of Pianos to he found in the United
States and We urge our southern and western friends
to give him call whenever they 20 to New York. -
Grah4m's Magazine.
Nanrooms 1913 broadway, New York,
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" hat DO Nuu Thin, Of II.

We give below verbatim copy of the
handbill issued by the Democratic lead
ers Of "the Great American Bottom" in
Illinois, calling the faithful together, TO
ratlfy the nomination Of Douglas.
GRAND DEMOCRATIC
MA SIS MEETING d BIRBECLE!
The Democracy OF the Great Ameri.
can Bottom viii assemble cnmasse at ca.
hokia, on
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
the 22d of July, 1869, to ratify the nom
ination Of the favorite sou OF Illinois for
the Presidency,
STEPHEN 4. DOUGLAS
and
II. Y. JOHNSON
Of Georgia, for the Vice Presidency.
Democrats o. the surrounding precincts
are invited to be present.
Col. Morrison, Judge Snyder, p. b.
Fouke, 4 Garreshe, Wilson Peimm, J
j. Mcbride aud G. W. Bracket. will
address the meeting in French and Eng.
lish.
CONE ONE, COME ALL.
Fleming 4 Thell, Printers, East sle
Public Square, Beieville, Ill.
The reason assigned fof fixing the
meeting on Sunday was, they had made
several calls for week days and the De-
mocracy wouldn't turn out, and they con
cluded to try if they could 1t be success
full on Sunday.
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sabbath School Books Published BY thi.
llnu,p.

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book. No.
J. contains j. tunes ana hy mis-, Price cents elv Ia
delals yer hGEdfcd. Tie Anniversary and sunday
school Music Book, No. :, co.tals 81 tunes and mn
lrice cents EACH dol. per hundred The AhIIiver-
saIy and SUNDAY School Music Book. No 5, contains
to tunes and by price 4ceIts each dol Ter humid
The Anniversary and sunday school Muse Book. No,
T. Is no" ready, contains 4u tunes and ny mis-; lIce
cents each, doll. Per hundred. The AnInN elsary
and Sunday SCHOOL Music Book. combining Nos. | and
Win sSpefal additional pieces contains - times and
hyHh> pflce cents each, , dos. per hundred. 1le
Revival PENNY Music Book, Nos. and = No. | con-
tilhs tc tunes aud ly nns, lrice cent No. contains
70 tunes and hymus price each dolls. pr Iuu;
postage cent each. The Sabbath School Bel con-
ttins l5l tunes and by mns price l. cents EACH dolls
per hundred postage Two cents each; elegantly hound
~ cents EACH - dollars per hundred. Col grellau
sInsns-an eight page tract-rce IS cts per dozen, ii
dollars per hundred.
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lA!NED. FOX iiL ItkE On blsEAsEs IN
ALL FORMS,
PROFESSOR uENII :. TAYLOR. ND.
1t Tells You How to attend upon the Sick and how
to COOK for them; how TO prepare drink >,
fouitices. Hc..lI.d how To guard against
infection from Coutagio Diseases.
1t Tells You OF the vasious diseases Of Chdren
and gives the best and simplest mode OF
treatment during I ethiug C onsulsions,
Vaccinations " hooIing-cough, Measles,
It Tells You The symptoms Of Croup, Cholera In
fantum. Cole, btaThGsa, Worms, Scaled
Head, hlng"orm, tmckrn-poN, &c, and
gives you the hest remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS iOL The SYMPTOMS of Fever and hgue and
Bilious, yellow, lyrhus, Scarlet and other
Fevers. and give, you the hest and sIni,.cs;
remedies their cure.
1T TELLS iou he syint ms Of Influenza, or sun p
ton, Dysielsla ASTHMA, brolsy, Gout.
rheumatism. LumnaGo. Er4 sipelas, DC. and
glyrsyuu the test remedies Tor tiieir
1T TELLS Aou The ~ nj toms Cholera Mor,us, Ma
HGuant Cholera, small p"X. By sehtery,
Cramp. Diseases Of The Bladder kidneys,
and Liver, and the best remedies their
IT TELLS OF The SYMPTOMS Of rleurisy, Mumps,
Neuralgia. hpollcAy, parals SIS, The various
diseases Of the throat Teeth Ear and Eye,
ai.d the test reE,c dies tor their cure.
1T TELLS hOu The symptoms Of Epilepsy. Jauudice,
iI.es, Rupture, diseases oi the Heart, Hem
orrhagc, Neperal Disc and H. drolhoLa,
and gives the best remedies Tor their cure.
IT TELLS iuu The lest ard sIml lest treatment for
hou"ds' brnken Bones and pi.oeat.ons,
Ahgs, Ulcers, Whttlows Boil, curry, Burns
1T TELLS YOU OF the various diseases peculiar to
Women, and gives the best and simple
remedies tor their cure, together with many
/ valuable hints Tor the preservation OF health
The work Is written in plain language, free from med
ical terms, to he easily III derstood while its sim
pie recipes may soon you many times the Of
the book. 1t is printed in clear and open type ia
illustrated with appropriate eu-rariuIs, and viii be
forwarded to your address neatly bound and postage
rad on receipt Of SltU.
$1,000 A YEAR Can he madehy e1terpris
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New and Popular Vocal Music.

ok IND WORDS" "The Angels told me 50. sGrave
IA of Rosahel, "'Wilds Of the West - give me bqek
my Mountain Home" Thoughts of God,n II m with
thee still, awake Lady Wake" .Im leaving thee in
Annie, Ever Of Thee and s.Old Nassau,
sung by the students Of Princeton College Price q
cents each.
New and Popular instrumental. Palace
Garden Polka Nignette Empire keichcs Quad
rifles" dance. price 40 cents each 'piccoomin
Polka. n"Swinging Schottsch, r..Thomas Bake scbo.
tisch all with vignettes. '.Newlbernan QuadrilIes,
IS Gents each "crinolne Waltz" ..Danyille Maznr
ka," Arabian War Cry March" "Reading Polka :,
very last NorsoNani, Weimor Polka aud Alnra Polka
haInrka price . eta each. HORACE WATERS.
May ~, lse'l No, 1913 Prcaawar. New YORK.
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LUMBER,
SHINGLES,
SQUARE TIMBER.
LATH, &C., &c.

Which they are determined to sell cheap as
can be purchased anywhere in the city for CASH.
Our motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits
Any order from the country will be promptly
attended to; as much SO as if the purchaser was
present.
Mr. Hoch having been engaged in the LumhcT
business for the last nine years in this City, fiat
tcrs himself that he will be able 20 render com.
pletc satisfaction to customers. Give Us a call
before purchasing elsew here.
Muscatine, Iowa, April lst l6G0
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r.srRAY. MARE AND COLT.

TAKEN Up by }. II, Clark, in Springfield
4 township Cedar County, Iowa OH the rs Ii
day Of July. A. b. 1860, bay mare and an iron
grey colt. Said mare is a bay with black name
ana TAM and about l3a hands high. supposed to
be years old a little white on each hind foot,
and q little white on forehead Saaco,t j, a dark
iron grey, supposed to be four months old. The
mare was appraised at $50, and the colt at SIS
ALoNZO SHAW. Cl'k
Upton, August 18th 1850. Cedar Connfy IDra
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$4,000 Copies Already Sold.
EvcrybOd!'s Lawyer
AND
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,

BY FRANK CROSBY, of the Philadelphia Bar
1t Tells You How to draw up Partnership Paper:
and gives general forms Tor Agree.
ments of all kinds, Bills Of Sale, Leases
and Petitions.
It Tells You How to draw up Bonds and Mort
cages, AhIdavits, Powers Of Attorney,
Notes aud Bills Of Exchange, Re.
ceipts and Release.
It Tells You The Laws for the Collection of Debts
with the Statutes Of Limitation, and amount
and kind Of property Exempt from Execu-
ton IN every state.
It Tells You How to make an Assignment properly,
with forms for Composition with Creditors,
and tile lLsolyeHt Laws Of every State.
It Tells You What Constitutes l. tel and SANDER
aud The law as to Marriage Dover, the " lie 5
Right IN Property, Divorce and AmoDy
/ It Tells You The laa toI Mechanics Liens in every
state, aud the Naturalization Laws of this
country, and how to comply with the same.
It Tells on The law concerning Pensions aud how
to ottain one, and the Pre- Empton Laws to
Public Lands.
It Tells You The legal relations existing between
Guardian and Ward, Master and A ppreutce
and Landlord aud enant.
It Tells You The Law for Patents with mode pro-
ccdgre III obtaining one, with interference
Assignments AID Table Fees.
It Tells You How to make your III and how to Ad-
minister on an tate, with the law and tue
requirements thereof in every state.
It Tells You The meaning of Law Terms in General
nse, and explains to you the legislative. Ex-
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eral and State Governments.
It Tells You How to keep out OF Law, by showing
how to do yourlusiness legally, thus saving
a vast amount OF property, aud veXatious lit
igaton, by its timely consultation.
Single coDies Willie sent by mail, postage paid, to
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and Every body in Every state on receipt OF co. ar
in law sly lie Of binding at Si.2i
81, 900 A YEAR Can be made BY en'srrrtsins
the above work inducements to all such are yers
liberal For single copies of the Book or for terms IN
agents, with other information, apply to or aodres,
JOHN. II. POTTER, Publi.her.
n?sDS NJ. 8l' sansom IT,, Philadelphia, Pa
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PROVERBS WORTH PREsEEvING-
flasty people drink the wine Of life seal
ding hot.
Deaths the only master WHO takes his
servants without Z character.
Content's the mother of good digcs.
ton.
WIN ride and poverty marry toseth.
er, their children arc want and crime
Where hard work kills ten, idIencss kills
hundred men. Folly and pride walk
side by side. He that sorrows binds
himself with neighbors rope lie tha, $
too good for good advice is too good fer
his neiahhor's company. Friends and
photographs never ilatter Wisdom $
always at hcme to those who call. The
firmest friends ask the fcwest favors.
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Above all things, reverence thysclf
--Iythogoras.
- 1t is not only more honorable, but
also more delightful, to give than to re.
ccivc eneft-Epicurns.
We should remain tranquil and easy
on the death of our friends; both because
we cannot tell whether it has happened
for the better or the worse, and because
sorrow will be of no avail. Plato.
Poverty and riches are the names of
want and suflicicncy; he who wants any
thing ought not to be called rich, and he
who wants nothing, poor.-Democritw
--Proisc not the unworthy on account
of their wealth IS. Dunnoch.
-Avariec and vanity are the principal
elements Of all vii Tin,on.
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pD- Some Of our contemporaries insist
that the World is a Republican paper
because it predicts the e!ectioa OF Mr.
Lincoln. Judged by this rule, ex,
speaker Orr of South Carolina, and e-'
Governor Wise, of Virginia, and ex-sen.
ator Dickinson, of this State, are also
Republicans, for they have all, either
expressly or virtually, made the same
prediction. -Couldan antediluvian, stand
ing tip, toe on hilltop, with the water
up to his chin, hsvc been rishtfulIy
charged with favoring tho deluge, be-
cause on the twenty third day after the
windows Of heaven were opened, he did
not agree with his fellow sufferers who
had been repelled from, the ark, that
there uould not be much Of u Mouer
after oN If Lincoln is to be elected, it
is better to have timely notice Of it, that
disunionism may prepare to die with de
ccncy. But if, by some unexpected
back stroke, he should be woysted, let the
distinguished Breckenridge men we have
named be written down not as Black
Republicans, but merely as false proph-
cts.-N T. Herald.
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KEEP THE BIRTHDAYS. Keep the
birthdays ,eligiously. They belong ex.
cluslyely to and are treasured among the
sweetest memories Of home. Do not let
anything prevent some token, be it ever
SO slight, that it is remembered. Birth
days are great events to children. For
one day they feel that they are heroes -
The special pudding i, made expressly
for them new jacket, or trousers with
pockets, or the first pair Of boots, IRE
donned; and biz brothers and sisters
sink into insignidcuncc beside little
Charlie" who is six to, day." and is
''soon going to be man. Fathers who
have half a dozen little ones to care for,
are apt to neglect birthdays; they come
too oltcu-s ometimes when they are
busy, and sometimes when they care
nervous" but if they only knew how
much such souvenors arc cherished by
their pet Susy or Harry, years after
warda, when, away from the hearthstone,
they have none TO remind them that they
have added one more year to the perhap:
weary round Of life, or 70 wish them, il
the old-fashioned phrase, "many happ,
returns Of their birthday they woul,
never permit any cause to step between
them and n parents privilege.
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BOOK BINDING.

lFsjlf1 TIE Subscribers having received
F@a-xzv their new ruling machine and a
e4&z.H1| large stock of binding material are
prepared to do all kinds of work in their line in
the very best manner.
ALL KINDS OF Hank BOOKS
Manufactured to order in the best STYLE Books
and Magazines bound IN any style desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed to all 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, lS5e-6-25tf
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New Music !..s.saiah Jane Lee !'..Sonr
and Chorus.
4 VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY with
"a easy accompaniment; can be sung hy children a,
well adults, and will soon become one Of the mo,,
popular songs OF the day Sentiment of the words
celent. Price 25 cents; mailed free. Just published
by HORACE WATERS
May -, Icy No. 500 Br ,ada ay, New Nork,
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"OCLD respectfully announce TO the citi-
w zens of Upton and country generally,
that they have established LUMBER YARD
in Muse ATISE. on Second St, opposite Mason's
Hotel, where they constantly keep general as
Sortment Of
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H7 81 SHEET MUSIC, from all the publish
ers in the L. Bctini's IIuntln : and
I'VE J! Modern School. and all kinds oI l,struc-
ION ooons lor the above instruments; Church Music
Books Music elegantly bound Music Paper and ali
kinds OF Music Merchandise, at the LOW EST RATES.
NEW PIANOS, at SIS, $40. $50 500, aud N, 10
Sc,u Second LAND Pianos from 50 up to SioD New
Mtodetu, SD, SOo, so, Sltu, and up S@,V, Sec
Old liand MeiUdcons from $50 to CO: AlcA,nure Or
gaiS, with nv" stops lbt. nine STOPS ID and
teen stops -du, 40 and 30 fifteen steps 3-U 30
ateAlluIc organ Accofdtons-a Eea Instrument Ju
H.p0red-lrICe 80 and 81 dollars. lre.ru di~rO4ll
10 t!efEyM.n Churches, Sabbath Schools, Sel4lIarrs
aud Teachers The l rdc supplied at the USUAL trade
II
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PLAO STE ri NC


Work the coming season. One of them will al
ways be found at the New Court House. r-
EDWARD golden,
Upton, Jan. 80, $50 t5yl) THOMAS GOLDEN.
TO HOUsEKEEPERs.
Q SOMETHING NEW-B n. BABBITT'S BEST
- MEDICINAL SALERATUS
Is manufactured from common salt, ard
n is prepared entirely different from other n
ia Saleratus All the deleterious matter ex- O4
tracted in such . manner to produce
Bread, Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, with
out containinga particle OF Saeratus when
the Bread or Cake is baked thereby pro-
mr.. ducng wholesome results. Every particle cc
6O OF Saeratus is turned to gas, and passes %
through the bread and biscuit while baking,
consequently nothing remains hut common
Salt, Water and Flour You will readily
perceive, by the taste of this Saeratus, that
M it is entirely different from other Saeratus no
% 1t is packed in one pound papers. each %
wrapper branded, '.B. L. BaI,hitts Best Med
icinal Saleratus;" also, picture, twisted loaf
of bread, Will, glass OF eifervescng water
on the top. When you purchase one paper
n.n you should preserve the wrapper, aud he IN
~ particular to get the next exactly like the ~
hrst--lrand as above. ...t
Full directions for making Bread with this
saeratus and Sour Milk Cream Tartar,
will accompany each package; also, direc-
90 tions for making all kinds of Pastry; sso, 80
1 = for king Soda Water and Seidtz Powders *
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP with n. T. BAB-
bits PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH
Warranted double the strength of ordinary
O. Potash: put up in cans! D., 2 lbs.. 3 lbs, O.
q s., aid 12 lhs.-with full directions for u
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will find thir the cheapest rticle in market.
Manufactured and tor sale by
B. T. BABBITT,
- "a, Go, 6s, ~, - & a Washington st., "a
Sf NEW YORK, ~
and No. SO India st., Boston.
nxii:vii:ly
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III. 50 s...s..:;;s

NN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov. %, lSig
~ and until further notice, trans vii! run AS
follows:
TRAINS WESTWARD.
FNTEEsS IRAIH--
Leave Chicago, Wells ST. Depot, Ill0ra
Leave Clinton, SIS An
arrive al 'edaf Rapids 1850 l.. H..
ACCOMMopATtoN TRAIN
Leave Clinton, 10 lOAM
Arlise al Cedar Rapids, Alur.M.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
EXr IRAlN-i.rasc &c, AT Rapids 200 r. NJ
Arrive at Clinton, tl5 T. H.
AIrisC at Chicago, 4GU.M
ACC'D. IKAlN-l.eare Cedar Rapids $40 A. NJ.
Arrive at Clinton, >. IN.
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Nauuoke
Ia and Amamoso.
At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto Tin
ton, Mechanicsvii,c Mt Vernon Aud Cedar Gsp
ids
Freight trains leave daily.
The shortest cheapest and most expedition
route from ce.ual Iowa to Chicago, or aLy poin
east.
ES~An agent will be at the depot in Fulton TO
receive all baggae for Clinton or the Road which
will he conveyed across the river free of CHARGE
Freight Trains leave daily.
NJ. SMITH, Eng. and Superintendent.
} NJ. HAN, General rr.t and iiek3t Agent.