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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
The Cotton Battery n Failure.

The Piilade Pima Pfess correspondent
at Charleston says:
The cotton bat,ery is said % lie . failure,
which | presume, will ccuunt for TIE .
small denying all knowledge of it, When
it was nearly completed some one d,scov.
cred tha, i, "ou'd not aout saw this
extraordinary work OF art, and can vouch
for its existence and although the .N>r-
cnry's correspondent at Washington
seems to have been ignorant of its where.
abouts, the M'rca,y's editor was thor.
oughly pcstcd aud ~'s silent
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
Flax ('OttOn.
From the IDA City Republican. J
l'H'ES \ hUILDiNG. Boston. }
L urinary Sih ,shl

tHiES \ rULDING. BOSTON.
February sth, 1851.
Dear Sir:-Your favor Of the 10Th
ult has just been received, and in +. ply
We would state that with regard to our
h'x "prrsti"n>. they may be considered
as >etl, d b, y"nd qu srion. All our ex
prrinent> have been eminen,l success
tul We have taken as y.u are aware
tn" straw. from your State, passed it
Though our brake. converting it into
tow. and from the tow. have made an ar
,icle im the brown state to mix with
W. |. have mixed it with worl and spun
II into cas.imere-, satinetts aud even in
to stockings From the brown, We pro-
luce the white, which we mix with
cotton and make rriut cloth, sheet,ugs.
or Strings, and we have also spun it by
Itself, making some of the best crash in
our market. T. e brown material sui:a
BILE for mixing with wool could be made
IN your State for export at a price not
exc, eding s cents per 10 and will com
na"d readily 10 to II cts here. The
white car also be made with you at II
cost of less than the pr ce of Southern
co ton.
Our own Governor is in correspond-
"nce with the Governnr- of some of the
Western States bringing it to their no
tice, aud there is no doubt bnt that some
Of ihe Sta'es will lend their credit to the
carry'"- ON this enrerprz"
We think that W. could satisfy YOU
that for the State Of hwa 10 embark in
this il would not only add immense
wealth 10 the State. bu, b. the means of
making Us almost wholly ind pendent Of
tho = uh for our cotton s"pp les
We >h"n'd b" happy to have you cor
re>p"nd with our Governor. John \
A"dr'v. upon the subject, and shall
always tax" pleasure in answering any
q""r''s y"n may pu' to us
We send you by 'xpre.s package con,
tanning some sample. both nf the cotton
and also The goods made from it. with
the Pr portions mark. upon the goods.
Yours yer trny
A.R HALLAsoN.
$. kIRkwooD, Iowa City.
p S.-Th" only difficulty in the way
"f our manufacturers. is they fear 4 ey
cannot get fl K enough. 80 that any uuan
tlty your 5 ate can raise. will BE- wanted
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
THE LITTLE sllROUD.


ST, put IN Ann sno" white shroud,
chaplet on his head;
And gathered early primroses
To scatter DER :he 'fat.
She hid him IN his little grave,
Twas hard to lay him there.(
While spring was putting forth its flowers
And every thing was fair
She had lost many chidr' n--now
The last of EN- was gone;
And day and gh she sat and wept
Beside the funeral stone.
One midnight while her constant tears
We,e falling with the dew,
She heard voice. and 10! her child
Stood by her weeping too
His sh, oud wa. camp, his face "a white;
H.. >aid-'l cannot sleep,
Your tears h,ve made my ,roud so wet;
oh, moler. do II 1t we,p!'
Oh. love is strong!-the mothers heart
Wa filled with tendrr fears:
oh, love is strnng-tnd FOR her chlid
Her grief RESTRAINED. its tears.
One eve light shone r"usd her led,
And there sh, saw him stand
Her inian; in his little shr 'ud.
A taper in his hand.
al. :! m"tke see. my shr"nd is dry.
And can .lrrr one m'e'
Aud beautiful 'hr ratting smile
the little iuiar. wore.
And down within the silent grave
H.. laid his weary head,
Ard soon the rly voi"ts
Grew o'er his grassy ted
The mother went he household ways
Again she knrit in PRAYER:
And on y asked Of Heaven its aid
Her heavy lit to bear.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28

In consideration of the fact that about
sixty "dark com J. xion, d" indivi lnals,
witt dark overconts on, had purchased
tickets of the clerk, some having um
brel'as under their arm. and some not, 1t
is not very extraordinary that he does
not rccu''.ct which one is Mr.. Smith.
All the tine these negotiations are 60
ing on, sager in,errogators on the outer
circle of the crowd about 'he Office are
propounding questions, and running
fire of them aud replies Gil up every pos,
sibl" pause.
when docs the next train start! p
"Ten minutes Of five
"Say, you: what do you tax to Mans
field :"
Seventy FIVE cents
Sail"r--'.Purscr. give MS card for
New Brdfnrd" Slaps down gold piece,
sweeps ticket and change hack into the
crown of his hat. takes a bite Of the
weed. and rolls IF to a car 'rcll f"rrard. y
'Dn's this train stop at l.. -
"N"' This is the express train
Which on" docs -
" Observation-Disclosures at two and
one half 'cl"ck."
"Tick"t ~, 'arf TO Providence.
How old is the half ticket p
"H.y?"
"H"w old j. the child you want the
half ticket for 7"
"'Tw.en seven and eight"
Is thar the boy? pointing to a lad
of n out eleven. who Was rndeavorinc to
make h ms"lf look as short as possible by
cro"king his legs aud resting his chin on
the counter
"les. that's him; s'p"se you only
char"" half price for boys
Full price for him. sir"
Full price! Why. he's only boy !;
you hadn't orter charge full price,
Big enough to occupy a seat, sir
full pr cr. il you please
The applicant reluctantly draws out
the m"n"y, and the hoy grows some
eight or ten inches j. as many seconds
"Tickrts for New York " says anoth-
er, throwing down ten dollar note. The
ch rk gives rapi; glance at the bank
note. followed By keen searching one
at the applicant, and then rp!ir~ :
Counterh it - Tn" tripping Of the
und-r jaw. the blank and stupe6cd
amazrmrnt "f the latter ut this ann"unce
nent. proves ut once the officials judg
nent was correct. and that the applican,
Was unconscious Of the character Of the
note until he rendered it in payment fo'
ticket
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
Knokuk, Nj. rIea.a mt and Muscat tiue II. II,

The following, from the Gute rfy.
is all We have seen concerning the pic
eress of this road for long time:
I've understand that an arrangement
has st last been concluded by which NJ.
Edward kilh"urnc becou es the lessee uf
the keokuk, Mt Pleasant and Nu~catine
Railroad The strong probability is that
Mr. kibourne has uot taken this posi-
ton without seeing his way clear TO the
end, and We may therefore expect ,ha:
something will be done
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
To School District Electors.

You viii please bear in mind, that
next Monday is the day fixed by law for
the election Of Directors also to deter
mine whether they desire any funds ra's-
cd by tax to erect. repair lease or furnish
a school house in said sub.dlstrI"t, or for
the lease or purchase Of grounds for the
same. and the amount for each purpose.
let every friend Of education be pu"ctu-
al and active and see that every neces-
sary provision is made.
j McCLUNG, Go. Supt.
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TO Contributors to this Column.

Pleas. send in your contributions ear
" write plain and distinct, and upon but
one side of your paper. and co"de"'e rs
much as p"s>ib'e, and net have to" long
articles: let them be orlginaI and practl-
cal D;rec, all communications to Exec.
utive Committee Cedar county Teachers
Association, Upton, Iowa, Box No. III
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
DAVIS AND STUEPUENS.- .-nSnuesse

DAVIS AND STUEPHENs. .--Ienuessee-
ans, we wish to call your attention - III.
above names a. President aud Vice Pres
ent Of the Cottonocracy. Who elected
them? The people were never cousui''d i
never voted. They are not chosen by
the people, but by scIf.consti,utcd Con
gress. You have been in the habi, q:
voting for President and Vice President,
but in this new Government the people
are excused from voting We are a,kt d
to leave the old Republic, under which
We have lived the happics, and most pros.
porous people on earth, and try this new
Cottonocracy. Tennessee votes on this
question - NushriWc Democrat, l2M.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28

For WHAT UsE.-Mr. Lau,ar. the
agent Of Georgia at Ne" York for the
purchase of arms, says in a recent letter
published in the New York p,pers:
at il an uuwarrantable inference that
the arms going South are designed to in
,titute war against the North. Not one
man in fifty there believes that war will
en>ue, even in self. defence, but many
think show of arms in these aeitating
times will produce good effect upon any
slaves who mi eht lend too willing ear to
the suggestions of wicked men from the
N"th."
That the reason given by Mr.. Lsmsr,
is the real reason of good deal Of the re-
cent arming Of the South. Is undoubtedly
true This is especially true Of Maryland
and Virginia National Reputlican.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28

SOMETHING UNUsuAL-The Chicago
Journal says that one Of the commission
houses in that city has exhibited on
Change sample of seventy Eve hogs.
heads of sugar received on consignment
from Louisiana |, adds
Heretofore our merchants have invari.
ably gone to Louisiana to purchase their
So. - sugars, and we understand that
t.'s j. -. -.>t ..,.s nee in the history Of
os or ;.,c.a WIZ ne South West that
sag. .,as neen ser, hs~a wifaoa. being
p:ev .o.s.y PURCHASED =. se-s 20.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
The Great Robbery.

1t is asked on all hands what became OF
the $4,000 900 or $4,000, 900 obtained
on MIR. FIosds acceptances N"b'dy
believes Mr. Russell had bu, cvn,par.
lively small part of it. 1t is freely stat j
here to day that u large portion has gone
to carry out the shareholders projects aud
I'll, the packets Of the tr itors.
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e. e. COM P r ON,
SHIPPING.
Forwarliny l. 20 n nissioa M,rchlAt

MuSCATINE. IOWA.
IHASkt vi. for the u,tro,,,s ber.,o.. nv.
- tended nus ls the merchants and Others of
Upton ana vicinity. hop. by promp, anil rai,h.
ful attention tn any hns nes. intrn,ted ~ M !,
oaie, to merit its continuance W. ny
RsFtkEkcys.
MesRs. Green & Stone, Muscatine, Tow.
Weed, Bridsman d Kent,..
A. Oglvie,
petcr A. Dey. iowa City: u. Bacon Il Co.. Chicago
p. P. Frsennsn. = . M.ll+ck 4 r ,yers, St. Louis
II. ". Holden. Washington, Iowa.
MuscAsine, June ~. Is601f
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28

bD-The Washington correspondent Of
the Chicago Tr,Lune, says
The amount of money stolen from the
United States by the New Orleans insur.
gents was rs follows:
Gold and silver in the Mint. $Als.3ll
Gold IN the Sub.lreasury, ass seA
Total amount stolen, xsG!1s6
The seizure Of this money ia not con.
sidcred by Northern dough.aces al act
Of coercion" against the Government;
nor even a wrong or indiguity committed
on it, because the thieves claimed TO be
acting hy N,ote authority But IL the
+, ,al Government shall send feet to
blockade the city until that money 10
returned, universal shri,k will ascend
fran the throat of every dirty hunkry:
"Oh horrible! YOU are coercing sover.
cign State" Are not these lueu allies If
traitors
The value Of Federal property stolen
by the rebels is estimated 70 exceed
,wenty five millions. The New Orlesns
Custom House alone has cost three mil.
lions ct dollars, and the one at Charles.
ton two millions The forts seized cos:
over six millions. The cannon, sinai!
arms ammunition aud milits'y stores plum.
drrcd from the Government cost more
than five millions To th's Sc suns must
be added six revenue cutters, other Gus.
tom hou,cs, pos, Offices, navy yards, and
duties on foreign goods, making grand
tota' Of the sum named All thcs, IA.
grant acgrcssions would be regarded -
acts Of war by any other nation under
heaven bur committed against the Fed
cral Government, they o"l y constitute
the basis of great "coucess ons' on the
part Of the North to appease the thieves.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
ANTONIO vERCIA,
Barber aud llair.DrrsSpr.

lYAs opened a BARBER SHOP in Upton. and is now
prepared to Shave, Cut an Dress II tir, shampoo.
&c. From long experience feels confident ~ giving
satisfaction. GIVE him c.ii-ist door West Of the
Unian House shop closed at Q A. N. on sundays.
Bile is also prepared to do wnirEWASHING
"a the most approved manner. nl5v7
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Tanning MILLS!

THE nndersi0ned Il mannfacturing Tanning
] Mills in Upton OF an improved pattern.
which he will sell u,'oR fair terms. Repairing
done. and screens and selves furnished upon
short pstics. AL work warranted.
4. H. PERRY.
Upton. aglss 33d, 1850.
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He would respect
fnliv in 'rin his
fr'eugis ani cn-
TONERS that he 'its
on han . yfry
'nr0e I-surtinsnf {
Carriage, Buggy,
nd haVnn Ila..
ness: Lad =, AID
Meas saddles: bri
dles of all kinds:
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buggy anl team whips good assortment Of
Collars, &c :. which wi he sold ~ price, to suit
the times nrCASH PAID FOR hIDtS.
Upton. January 18th lSGl.
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M Extract from circular to school
officers aud district electors, by Tnos. II.
BENTON, Jr.
The ballot box is the place to correct
the numerou, evils and abus her tofore
complained Of. 1t is the -tar,ing point
in the administration Of the affairs Of
your district, and it is essential that you
start right, and 10 order to do SO, every
voter should be at tie sub district meet
ing and deposit his vote. your officers
have been taithless or in, ficent, turn
them cut. aud put in others. If you
were simply choosing members OF Con
gress or Of the General Assembly, apathy
and neglect might to some extent, be par.
donsble but in the election Of school d.
rectors-gunrdion for the time being for
your chih'ren-you want the best men IN
you, community. Select men irrespect-
i've OF party or sect, whose integrity and
moral character are above reproach, and
whose past history shows them to be the
pDsiticr, ucttve, seaious friends OF educa
tion. BY the election of Board OF Dl
rec,ors composed Of such men, you will
do moro for the prosperity ofyour schools
than whole sessions Of Legislation Can &C.
compl,sh for you. A disposition exists
in some quarters to select me" who are
opposed to carrying out the design of the
| lawn other words, men who urc 'p-
posed to taxation for school pnposes. Do
not, l entreat you, let any ,uch motives
influence you either in the election Of d.
r.ctors or in casting your vote at the
district township meeting. In deposit
ing your vote, remember that you AZ" dis
charging a sacred trust Jor the ch'farea
If the district, who are unable to speak
for themselves, and look to you for the
protection of their ri gh,s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28

II. J. ]. DAIRY wOuii announre to the
pnb,c that they are pre- -tred to TAN LEArH.
ER tor customers on the shares or for pay -
The III Ihest cash price will he paid for hides.
We have Il ~ asaO,tm"ne Ui Leather on h md
which we will sell low for cash, or exchang. il
for hides.
Upton. August 80 1897
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WELLS .PICl.Vs.
JAMES ". flAl:I.EY


II is G. AN AND So RECON
'tic~ or,, " T. =. l.. NHumLery
H Dr"y N"r
'Gp.nn Jane. -. t-.,~. n2i,
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SYL.VANVS YATES.

ATTORNEY Ar LAW, TIPr,N iowa.
N'ilL. proml.tl, attend to all business IN
W trus.ed to his care. Particular attention
psid to collections. fn4ll
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28

sUB.EDITORAL,

At the last Cedar County Teachers
Association, the Executive Committee
was required to solicit column in each
Of the county papers for educational pur.
poses aud if the request was granted,
that the Committee prepare the matter
for, and edit such columns The request
having met with kind response, aud the
columns granted for such purpose; We
hope the teachers, esp clally, will pour in
their contributions 1t an early day.
This being our first attempt at the ed
itor's table, We hope will be a sufficient
excuse for any imperfections; and that
We may not be too severely csnsurcd for
auy discrepancies. We believe that it
would be well for every county paper to
contain, at least one column Of education
al matter and We augur revival in the
cause of education in this county, in con.
sequence, heretofore unprecedented -
We hope every friend Of humanity will
avail himself Of the opportunity aud use
this column as a lever to raise the stan-
dard of education.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
Report read before the Cedar Go Teachers
Association, Feb I'd, 1861.
PARENTS AND TEACHERS RESPON
SIHIIrrY COETRASTED.

BY MISS N. y. HUMPHREY.
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pixies Peak
~ w. HALL, having re- q ed from Pixies
KINDS OF ttHbP%RINt, am Rep. ring at his
shop. south Of the jail.
Upton Ortahcr 25th lsrO: T.i3m3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
TIE W:L, ON HOUSE,

n"poSfTE tn RAILROAD DtrDr. WILTON.
~ Iowa. McELg"y Proprietor ~atisfa .
hrn iar n led in AL cas,s Harks leave for
Upton, on ~ :r"s" AMI uther pou.s Il 1T -
Wilton. jan tar. l-t II l-|I
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EXCHANGE OFFICE,

EXCHANGE OFFiCE,
SIG1I DRAFTS oN NEW YORK CAN BE
~ had Of the ~uusurihrg ~ slns IT, -tit p,ir-
chisrrs Certificates OF bepb-tt and fraft. oH
Eastern Cities. a.heh. American gold fIrili. .h.
ed st n sn Al premium.
~ Dihcs over Iiolt~Iandel's ~torr.
WM. II. TErlIilI.
Tip'on. Iowa: Jnls lst lsCo
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HUBER Il WOLF,
Attorneys ut La w,

TiPrUN IOWA.
tS- Ofice in the Court House, up stairs.
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TNOS. HANNA,

Office. No. Zii Sscnnd street. rA-tic nlar aetrh-
Non given to collie ctiubs in Muscaline, t.,uis..
Cedar Joans"n and scott cuuntie,-title- exam.
med, Mx,s paid. &c.
B4y n
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LAW NOTICE.

WM G. WOODWARD "a. resumed the prrr
" tice of the |. ", a, MrsCATINE. Olli =
over Isett Brew i'ank. tie viii give eN
elusive attention to tn business in,rn-tci 10
him.
Mn.catine, lo.a. An1. 22d SEQ
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|s6oA

tY, viii
lslrun -
he most
or1S eI.
hbiishsd
| RS.
y ork.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-02-27
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

-. "a - O(0O43Ok4 O3V 4440S
20 Al the sulsosEs q puaaArnk uen,ejuG
Fon CosrlvExExs;
foR the CUME o. OYxrErSlA:
foA JArxDIcx:
E0R TIRE CUK2 or INDIGESTION:
FOR HEADACHE:
fOR THE CrkE OF DrsExTERr:
F0n F0rL STOMACH:
F0k the CCuE ~ EKYnIrElAS;
F"n 1HE Piles:
Con TIE CCEr az ScRsFULA:
EOR ALL SCnOfrIors C0IrLAiSyU:
VOI IuE Cunx or EMErNATisa;
FOW DIsEAsts OP the SKIN:
Ton IMI Cure s.' LIVER COMPLAINT;
fOn Dnorsv;
Fo1 5us CUks " TsTrEm. 1sxoas AID SAG4
RuErx;
F"n WonNs;
FoE THE CUHE or Cow:
EOR DIXNER PILL:
foR fHE CUkx OF NrRALe,A;
F0R PUxIvYyxo TMs bL0Or.
:Siey are sssas-coated, % that tue mcst ssne1.
i've can taxs them pleasantly. and Icing plseiy
vegetable, - haSa eaa arise from their use n AZ
quantity.
lriss - esats pr Ys1; Five Ssxss for Slee.
Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicisss, States.
nca, and e,NiEeEt rersaNages, haSe lent tiseir
names to certify the unparalleled Usefulness Of tEcse
femc lies. lIt our ,pacc here will rot permit The
insertion Of them. The Agents lelow named fur.
nish gratis cur AaEhIcAH ALNANAc IN Witch they
arc givrn: with also fill descriptions Of the Above
eon,pains-. snd the ,scalussnt that should ls ioi-
sowed !sr their eIre.
d. sot he rs. Of by unprinsiplcd dealers With
etse. preparations they make mare prcdt On.
Demsrd AvEn's, snd ia.c n. osntSr. The sick
want the hest aid tere Is for them, aud tLey should
hayc it.
Ali cur l;cmciies are iss sale b
More 4 Mcclellan. Oskaioosa. E. D.
ai!!yer. GrasshoppeF Falls. C. F. Good
nan. LeavenworilI. and asests in every
town in tie Un;.ed Ssetss.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-02-27
Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over . large part a
The globe, 10 the consequence Of diseased action
IN the system. induced BY the poisonous miasm os
vegetable decay. This exhalatio1 is evolved ~
che action Of solar heat On vet soil and nses with
the wa,ery vapnr from il. While the sam j. below
the horizon this vapor fingers the earth sur.
face, and tn: virus is taken with il through the
lsngs in,o the blood. There il acts an irritating
prison on the interim, viscesa aud excrcting organs
II the boiy The liver bccones torpid and fails 70
secrete not om!v this virus. but also the bile from
he bscd. Bah the vius and the lille accumulate
in the circulation. and rroi;ce violent con.tits-
tic,sl disora"r The snleen. the kidneys. and the
aynsch symp1ihi,. with the liver. and be -one
dis1rdcred also Finally. the instinct Of our ar
ganicn. a. il in an attempt to expel the noxioas
iufs,isn. concen .ates the whole bl0od Of the body
10 the interval sxesesories te force them tn cast
cut The hlood leaves the surface. and rushes to
T.. central organs with c.aagesive '. 'euee. Tais
is the GAIA. But u this sTsst tails Then De
FgvvH f,iloSs. IN ~hi-h the Mod ieaves the een-
ira! organs asd rushes 70 the sasiire. a. in
another edart to expel the irritating poissn through
that Other great escfet0ry- skin. In s!,'s
also il fails, aud the system absndons the attempt
exhausted. AMI waits for tie recovery o. strength
to Yepe, It the hopclcss e.f,rt another dsv. T,-,e
are the As or p,roxvsm< Of Fsvga AND AGrE-
Such eonsst I'll IN Il i>oslcr will Of unicr.
ming the gath il il il UT se:npyel.
We have laborea - gid. and have found. -
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1861-02-27
Bsgg age Checked Through.

he q. 4 St. Joe r R., and Keokuk packets.
~ North Missouri, aud the Ohi- Mss-ss'pih
Z. RS u axe clo.s md reliable o INFECTIOUS 1T
Cioeinsasi, wi,hou, omuibSs ride, with the fasor'
iss koads u tn Wet.
The At,ls Miami Co.iumhus L Xenia. end
Cincinnati Han,i.toi / Dayton Hail EOsds. fas
Dsyton and CoiisuLus. With the Cleveland
Columbus aud .Ciu.inaa,i k.R FOR Cie..in"
Dutfai.& N.assra Eails. The P.tssburg, Ccliun
bus4 C,ucinua,,, aud Fort Wayne 4 Ch'cago
RS for Pittsburgh and r. .i.adel phia. The T..
asl Ohio R.R.. fss Ian. svilie. Wheeling and Bal
0uurr, Marietta / Cincinnati u. r.. for Chilli
spshs, Marietta. Parkrrshurg ard Baltimore. and
9th either Of tbs Four Gsst Easlsra Lines tor
New York or Bosi0a.
Psssencsr 70 by this route have the sdvantage Of
uids and 81 sciou- cars, with gYea'er ibrraiiy ii
vsosn both in srass and in ai.les. shan can =
found On auy oshsr Railroad in the West. aud The
esmfsrs aT.ded by
Fsets's Patent Facilitated Cars By DAY
Aud fvsts's. patent vssulassi derH'as s.rs y
eight.
iasippi kR.. have the sdv.nssGe over ,hoss b,
esh.s lines IN TEE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
DERrHS, fran Cinrioeati. - q ere are no CHAM
Res u cars between Cios,ansti and Cleveland,
fui.burxh OF Bsiais.
fvo daily ,hrush Exrress tr.i.-, (Saneays Ex-
sspsed,l ous irsia Sunday ev-ning.
Ohio / Mississippi time TEN minutes faster
sAas 81. Lsui. time. The psbl arc sresteetfuIiy
cautioned against bills advertising other routes
Ask for tickets via Ohio 1 Mis- is.ip' r r.
For information. :pri. At the Oihee, NJ. IS
Directly - de sesner VI Fourth and Cpesnus sts,
sader Planter House. ST. Loai..
NG Gent Tlck<t Asnt