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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-06-27
Singers Sewing Machine.
BY STATE AUTHORITY.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied our sren
i l. Fire-Proof Manufactory-the most perez.
machine shop in the world-we have signsll.eoo
the event by producing new Family sex'.s
Machine, containing the latest improvement
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the puou..
without inducement or excuse for buying any
the inferior machiAss which infringe aoss 20
ents. Competition will henceforth become W
possible. A very large reduction hiss been nss'
in the prices Of all Of rkf
sINGEKs ATANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes, which m WEI q.
known to be without any successful rival y ~ !.
market. Much has recently been publ'sneo :.
regard to various stitches made by sewlne H.
chimes. We will take IL for granted thst 81 ~.
world knows the fact, t. at Singers asCn I. =
make the best stitch ever invented, ana 90"
the hest style. r.,
nSSend for q copy of L. ~ Singer f o.:
Gazette which contains full inf0rmatfon NY.
prices, sizes. etc.. OF sewing machines and Dfa =
supplied grafi. / NJ. SINGER a w. z
Jan. 20, 1859; l5s Broadspay, Ntsc Yofs'
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DRs. JACK SoN. HERBERT L Co., are Associated
fropriesors Of the Matte nal Dispensary. No. l67,
Sycamore street, CINCINNATI established Jan J. 1859.
for the cure OF Private Diseases.
Prof Egi~rt jackson. Or. Robert Herbert & N. Eu.
gene vePeau. Thcroughcures effected with almost In.
ersd. rapdity, Of Gnorrhea Syphilis elect, Noc,ur
male Diseases Disrs EaissisHs In Short every pos
shle form and variety Of Secular Disease. and the
.ame time the general health Of the patient improved
where any improvement in that respect is needed.
Our Dspensary Circular, OF IA large in. by ii in let
ter pages, with full and special written reply, sent
promptly, well sealed, to any address for the amount Of
the postage, six cents Every young man, W neither
SICK OR WELL, should have one. Also, a circular
intended for ladies only, nine laree letter pages for
Ct. stamp The Mountain of Light, Medical Pro-
tector,'a book Of three hundred pages, one hun
dred eagravngs, price, In stamps money, only so
and one cent stamp, for 81 and nine cents
in stamps This book is fully described in circular.
1t is BY far the most valuable and deeply interesting
book the subjects treated Of now extant matters
that in former works merely limited at here
fully explained it contains also a full and explicit key
all the secrets Of marriage, love and beauty
TPsATISFACToRILYN
revealed In any hook in the English language,
DR.. Jack son Perpetual Preventive-send for crcu
lar. Dr. Jacksons Female Pills, sl-send for circu
DR.. Jacks son may he seen at the Consulting Rooms
of the Dspensary. No. IL. Sycam street. from A.
NJ, till ?. NJ. and from r. NJ. till e, F. NJ; other
hours ell her Dr. Herbert or NJ Eepeau both will be
IN attendance.
Male patients, when desired. will be furnished with
large airy, comfortable suitable board and
full attendance for the few days ordinarily necessary to
effect cure. Patients do not see each other. The
most ample guarantees of ability and good faith
promptly given when desire Fees as reasonable as
the highest modes Of treatment known to raodern
medical science, snd very long and varied experience
will admit. y. o. Box 1876. Send for Circular. and
state your case Pplany and fully. and you will re.
ceive the Circular and written reply hy return
mail III We will answer no letter unless it contains
promptly and carefully to any part Of the world.
nosl3-6m.
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u ER0SENE ILLUMINATING OIL, the Cheap.
n est possible light IN use. for sale by
Dee IL, '5Y JAMES MYEE
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Which they re determined to sci, rs cheap as
can lie purchased anywhere in the city for CASH.
Our motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits.
Any order from the country will lie promptly
attended to; as much SO as If the purchaser wss
present.
Mr.. Hoch having en- engaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine years in this City, Hat.
tiers himself that he will be able to render com
riete satisfaction to customers. Give US call
before purchasing elsewhere.
AGscatine. Iowa, April Isl. 1860.
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New Music !..s .tsavah Jane Leev'ssDosk
and Chorus. n!
VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELopl n
"A easy accompaniment can be sung ny chilnl.S ~,
we'll as adults, and will become ono o. tne -
popular sopgs q The day. Sentiment Of the woras
csien,. Price IS ceats; a,siled fires. Just pubsss
by 49, rF HORACE WATEkc,s "
Nav %, 1887 w. 80 Broadway, New f@s'
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Horace Waters, Ag't,
1913 Broadway, New York,
1)ublisber of nlusif, lilusic Books:
AND DEALER IN

Pianos .Neiodeons Alexandra Orcans. Orr an 9eeor.
deems. Martin celebrated Gs,iars .otkeSs.ITo
has. I0hacelies. -7ccorGeoas, Ftuttnas, Flutes
FUfs. Cidrt0Hsus, Ir,angfes, Tuning Fork, Pipes,
and Hammers. Ttotin BoDs, best italian Striugs
Brass Instrnmenfs. for bands, Piano Stools, and
Cocers. and al kinds Of Musical Instruments.
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nUEENSWARE--Al large lot Just received and
~ o. the best quality, by E.& ECHfLpSsss
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&0M9 ;sESi1 =
CHICAGO, IOWA L. NEBRASKA II. I

&0Mss.azsi1 =
CHICAGO, IOWA Il NEBRASKA II. Il.
ON and after Monday. May lst, 1861, until
~ further notice. trains will run as follows.
TRAINS WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAINS.
Leave Clinton at $3.50 A II and 400 p NJ
Arrive at Cedar Rapids ut 3 80 NJ and s:l5 NJ
TRAINS EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Cedar Rapids at 600 A NJ and $50 A NJ
Arrive at Clinton at 10: 90 \ N and 3: 80 p NJ
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport Maquoke.
II. At Yankee Run with stages for Toronto
Onion Grove with stages for Upton. Al Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. at Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Marion, Tnton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
Fl. Dodge. Toledo, Narenyo, Fl,
Desmoines, Council Bluffs,
Siouc CITY.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAvEDAILY.
The shortest, cheapest, and most expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Iowa, il be.
ing only l36 miles Fl ON Chicago to the Mississ-
ippi River, and thence directly into the Interior
of Iowa.
An agent will be at the Depot in Fulton to re-
ceve all baggage for Clinton or the Road, which
will be conveyed across the river free of charge.
NJ. SMITH. Eng. Il Supsrinten dent
J. W. HAM, General Freight Agent.
Clinton. Iowa, May LIST, 1861. vsnotf
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CIR ARD
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
capital, 100000.

..# nd JOEL JONES, President.
JAS B. ALNORD, Secretary.
..E1 A. S. GILLETT, vice.Pres 4 Treas.
assurances against losses BY FIRE.
Gg-Losses promptly adjusted.
s.YArES, Agent, Upton. Iowa.
Dec. 18th 1859.
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Hollands German Pills
PROF. L. MII.LRINS
HAIR INVIGORATOR:

AN EFFECTIVE, sAfR AND ECosoMICAL COMPOUND
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to it's original
color without dyeing, and preventing the hair
from turning gray.
when there is the least particle of vitality or
recuperative energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING SCURF AND DANDRUFF,
and all eutansous affections of the scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR, impalting to
it an uneauaed gloss and brlliancy making
it soft and silky in its texture and causing it
to curl readily.
The great celebrity and the increasing demand for
this unequailed preparation, convince the proprietor
this one trial only 10 only necessary to satisfy dis
corning public Of it, superior qualities over any
other preparation at present in use cleanses the
head and scalp from dandruG and other cusaneous
diseases the hair to uxurantly, and gives
it rich son. glossy and flexible appearance, and also
where the hair is ioosenng and thinning, Il will give
strength and vigor to the roots and restore the growth
to those parts hich have become bald causing Il 10
yield a fresheoner,sg Of hair.
There hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen In New
York who have had their hair restored by the this
Invigorator, when all other preparations had failed.
L. NJ has in his possession letters nnumerabc testify
ing the above facts, from persons Of the highest re-
spectabiity. 1t will eecnaly prevent the hair from
turning until the latest period Of fe and
where the hair has already change its color the Of
the Inyigorator will with certainty restore to its orig
inal hue, giving It dark, glossy appearance. As a
perfume for the toilet and Hair Restorative is par
ticuarly recommended. having agreeable fragrance
and the great facilities 1t affords in dressing the hair
which. when moist with the 1nvigoator be dressed
in any required form as to its place. whether
plain in eurlshence the great demand for 1t by the
ladies' as a standard toilet article which ought to
be without. the price places 1t within the reach ALL
being ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per bot
tle to had all respectable druggists pcrfumers
l.. MILLER would call the attention of parents and
guardians the Of his Invgorxtor In where
the chdrens' hair inclines to he weak. The Of II
lays the foundation for good head of hair. -
any impurities that may have become connected
with the seap the removaof which 10 necessary
for the health Of the Child and the future appearance Of
its hair.
C.UrIoN.-None genuine without the fac sinfe LOUIS
MILLER being the outer wrapper; also L. MILLERS'
HAIR REsTORATIyE,N N. Y. blown In the glass.
Wholesale Depot. 50 Dey St. and sold by all the prn
cipal Merchants and Druggists throughout the world
i Liberal discount to purchasers BY the quantity.
also desire to present to the American public my
New and Improved Instantaneous
LIQUID HAIR DYE
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H-9 SHEET MUSIC, from all the publish
ers III the L. 5 Bert.ni's. Huutin s and
~ u Modern School, and all kinds of nstruc-
tion LOOKS Tor the above Instruments; Church Music
Books; Music elegantly bound Music Paper, and all
kinds OF Music Merchandise, at the LOWEST RATES.
S>tu Second Hand Pianos from S2J up loo: New
Melodeon, s45, $50. So lee. and up to 5000 Sec.
oud Hand Meodeons from $50 to 50 4: Alexandra Or
gans with hye stops, iGS, nine stops. l5 and go tnir
stops. 80, 2.5 and &c., fifteen stops, 30 and AZ:
Alexandra Organ Accordeons-a new instrument in Il
impo-ted-price 30 and b dollars. liberal discount
10 cergyuen Churches, Sabbath Schools Semi
and Teachers. The Trade supplied at the usual trade
discounts.
sabbath School Books Published by this
House.
The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book No
], contains 81 tunes and hymns Price cents each.
dollars per hundred. The Anniversary and Sunday
school Music Book, No. g contains 81 and BY mus
price cents each, dol. per hundred. The Annver-
s.ry and Sunday School Music Book, No. 3, contains
TO tunes and hymns price 4cens each, dol per hund.
The Anniversary and SUNDAY School Music Book, No,
l. ready; ii contains ~ tunes and ymns; price
cents each doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
and Sunday School Music Book, combining Nos ! and
3 with several additional pieces contains IS times and
hymns; price cents each, dolls. per hundred. The
tans IL tunes and hymns. price cent? No. contains
81 tunes and hymns price cents each, dols per lUu;
postage cent each. The SABBATH School Bell con.
tans Isl tunes and hymns price II each, dolls
per hundred postage two cents each elegantly bound,
~ cents EACH Is dollars per hundred. Congregational
singng-an page fact-riee - cts per dozen, Is
dollars per hundred.
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PROV. y. WOODS.
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
DL Q O D L LN OLA r Or

I. precisely what its indicates for lille pleas
ant to the taste, i Is revv.y ing, e4L.ralluE and
strengthening to the vital powers. II also
reIstates aud the blood in all s original
~, and thus Restores aud renders the system nrr-
BE - attacks OF diseases. Il Il. the only prep.rt L
ever offered to the world in popular ferla s0 a. e. f
within the reach OF all. So chemically and ak flfu "
Combined as to Ia the most powerful tonic. I'd vet 30
perfectly adapted as to act il perfect accordance WITH
the la" {" nature, and hence sOnthe the weakest so-
ach. aud tone np tie digestive organs. I'D aar. all
nervous and other irritation. II IS aso perfec lis ex-
hcratinE IN lis Effects, and yet il follow ed b.
aSSItadC or depression Of spirits Is COMPOSED en-.
tTcy OF vegetables and those thoroughly combining
powerful tonic and soothing properties and conseq
y can never Ejure. Asasure preventative and CIR Of
Consumption, B'onchuts, Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, loss Of A,petite, faiatness,
-Nerro"s L'ritabiIiy, Neurolyia, Rt-
ptatton q the Heart, 4NeianchDly,
XyYocl.o"}ria, Night .>ucats, Ian.
gor, Ctde!iness, and oil that Class
Of rn%>S 50 Fea,yEHy Fatal, Cat
ted Iemaic Weaknesses and II.
3tyu ar tie.
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Tho Myb;!c T:luae says: I'VE
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= G. Il P. STEIN have good workmen. and
81 use steam power in the manufacture of their
Furniture. -'@7''
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31
Late and Important from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMER ICA.

HALIFAX, May 30.-The Apiericd arrived
OF this port this morning, with dates 70 the
10th inst.
Sales of Cotton for the week, Al 900 bales;
decline of MC91<d. Breadstuffs downward,
Provisions steady. Consols, gl1S@9l5S.
Minister Dallas is passenger IN the
America. -i
The America brings a million in specie.
The Galway contract has been anuulled,
but it is stated that the steamers wiz conl
tinue 10 run.
The steamer HiberniGn broke down and
returned at fas. f.a
The North Briton took her place, leaving
Liverpool on the 18th.
Minister Adams presented his credentials
at Court i
The Oily Of Washington arrived at Liver
pool on the 10th. -....-.
A debate took place in tho House Of
Lords upon the American blockade and pri-
Watering questions in which the speakers
generally oppose the idea of priysteers being
regarded as pirates.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

. PARsoN BRowSLow AS AN ADVOCATE FOR
-PEACE.-Parson Brownlow thus defines his
own position as an advocate for peace in his
last paper: ,sr ,t 90 '..l u.s
We are the earnest, determined, and not
to-be-intimidated advocate of peace, based
upon Memorable terms, and upon the idea Of
justice to Union men. For this sort of settle.
ment we are willing to undergo any personal
sacrifices; to bring about such a result in
East Tennessee, while we have voice to
utter word, orpen to command we shall
labor Increasingly, in season aud out of sea-
son. If majority of the legal voters of the
States shall declare her out Of the Federal
UHion on the eighth day, of June-Tit Union
men are allowed fair play at the ballot box
if the infamous bill pending before an ad-
journed Legislature defining treason, and
denying Union men the right Of speech, and
the liberty of conseiencei shall be'rejected,
we are then for abiding by the action of the
State, however reluctantly we yield. But If
the election IS carried by fraud, and force,
and partial returns only are made, and this
infamous act is passed, defining treason, we
are for open, bold and determined resistance,
let it end in what Il may, eye, even in civil
war, bloodshed and death ---, ------,-.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

TIE GAMBLING PRoPENsITIEs OF THE PERu-
WAN PAEsibESr -SOutA AHirdeda Mode Of
(, Fihaaeisriag.--We take the following from
the Panama Star and Herald Z. i' ~ - sss
Lately, so the story goes, President Cas-
tile lost, in one night, S1oo, 900 at his favor
ite game of cardsin Ohorrillas z on the fol.
loving day be called upon the Secretary of
the Treasury TO furnish him with the amount
for Government; the latter replying thatihe
had not ready cash, the President ordered
him 10 make out Goyernuept Vatss 70 that
extent, which would answer his purpose.
In Obeyipg this order, the Secretary wrote
out valss for $l5o, 900, and presented them to
Castillo for his signature lOn seeing the
sum the President remarked that he only
wsnted one hundred thousand. 81 know
that" says the Secretary, Ybat want hfty
thousand p and 50 the Vates were signed,
and tbs public finances ieft minus $l60,o 900
spent In gambling. ill, a3,s ne
So mloh for the autoofat Of Peru having
the entire control Of the Government in his
own hands, and The people, kept too much
in dread .Of imprisonment TO dare TO raise
.beir, voices against such outrages. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

,YI UEIouE PuKIsHAKNE OF DAsRRTERss--De-
serteIs are punished at the St. Louis Arsenal
by mounting them on a hobby horse, nine or
ten feet high, coming TO point at the top
about hur inches wide. The men sit on there
and ride from daylight till night excepting
q rest Of half an hour for breakfast, an hour
for dinner, and half an, hour for supper. The
exercise as may be judged, is not pleasant.
The e horses" are not provided with saddles,
and the seats are not IS soft ss doHny pillows
are. Some Of the SHINING equestriaus manage
to tuck their coat tails under them for relief,
but others, alas wear ronnd-abouts, A SEN
tiuel ia stationed 10 prevent the riders from
dismounting, and to hand them water when
ever they get thirsty.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

A SECESSION JoUksAL's FEAR OF FEpERAI
CoSsoLIDATIoE.-Ths New Orleans RisayAns
remarks: H.ruas ssi- aalI1 Ic-4 -tIs-H
The idea Of consolidation is not merely the
freak oftemporarily calling out tyrsnnical
wish, but Il has penetrated into the whole
system ofNorthern policy, and finds vent in
elaborate arguments by leading Journals,
Strong articles have been drawn forth, not
merely TO defend the suppression Of State
independence by Lincoln, on exceptional
grounds, but that the present public emer-
| .gency affords the opportunity of abotishing
the Distinction Of States, aud making one
! consolidated system Of the whole United
: States. A more frightfnl sy ystem could. not
well be devised BY the ingenuity of tyrants
but the practice hsving become familiar, the
4 idea Of making, in form, one huge Jacobin
! Democracy out of the people Of the entire
I continent IS finding favpt with the Partisans
| of Lineolbfem. % |l' iN.An va 70 I
= They 81 the North who can see beyond
| the smoke OF the present conflict will by
abdby come TO recognize the truth, perhaps
too Iaie for themselves, that ia warrinR upon
the South the Moth Is proclaiming hsrseli
to the world the de8dliest enemy Of regu-
lated freedom and constitntionai govern
ment, marching through the FreRch sao-
cessfon Of JAcobinisrn and anarchy 10 politi.
cal slavery and military despotisin,i y .
Oh u. D.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

BA1nMoRK, May so.--The steamer Ade-
iaide, from Old Point Comfort, arrived this
morning ard reports all quiet.
The steamer State of Georgia landed the
First Regiment of New York at Fort Monroe
yesterday. 9
Large numbers Of Ohio troops were re-
ported 10 be at Little York, Pennsy ylyania,
this morning, on their way to this city. |
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

.IAABoRs OF GEEKRAt IScorF AND SEcREfARY
.WELLEs.--Fhe New Haven (COnn,) RailadiauI
says: ,'.''''' - 40 ~ "a -,
General SCOTS lab0rs as immense There
are constantly ept before his quarters about
twenty horses, al saddled and ready for q
start, aud every ftw minutes cOpriers ere
going and coming with orders and reports,
This friend also states fhat the labors OF Mr.,
Welles the Secretary Of, the Navy, are very
severe. He is in his Office night and day,
attending toRll the detaiisof the Navy affairs,
thus guar ding sgsinst corr rtbptiop aud other
abuses, and ferretinR out the secession
|. vice, he does mot intend "a entfual bingle
duty 70 o suspected officer. 3 avs s,.,saya3 I
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

CmDIF OF THH SoUTEERN Loan N sED-
RoPE.-A good, story is told in Wall-sreet.
New York resting on the authority Of q
passengef " no returned by the PsFsiG The
Commissioners Of the Southern OOnfederacy'
had an interview with q partner Of the prin-
cipal American bankibRrbonse in London,
all they had 70 say on the matter, he quietly
asked, "a What States do you represent r.
The seven were enumerated. Well gen1
tlemeD,n says be YVhen you ere prepared
10 pay the hOntst debts already Incurred,
and repudiated BY Florida, Mississippi and
Arkansas, you may have my assistance. "a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

8 A PARAIIEL FRoM THE AScIESTs. Il Leathes,
a citizen Of 0lnithis, having aided p hilip of
MaeedOn In taking il complained % him
that some people called him traitor. To
which lhe monarch eOollyEspted that the,
LacedemoDians were a rude people, who.
called toad tesdd and an things by their
right names. On which the wretch died of
Neutrality-suspicious. reward forVall sneh ss be-
tray their country.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

Mas. JERFARsoN DAVIS AND Mrs, BEAUhE-
GARD The Lynn tMass.) Bay State states
that Mrs Jefferson Davis, with her children,
are stopping with Mr.. LeEerett Davis of
North SauRus, a cousin of the "redou6table
Presidentb and that Mrs. Beaufegard, vie
Of the commander of the Oohfederated forces,
is stopping 81 Berne Shorts in Dyehouse
Village, Lynn. ,....,.-,,.., ..-.,,y .-,.-,,-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

REruDikrioN MsfwITH REPvDIATIoN.-The
Richmond tYa.) En9uifsr thus complains
that II can not collect debs due - the North
Since the 10Th Of April not dime has the
Richmond Eh9iiira received nom the North
upon the thousands of dollars due 10 ttin
that quarter Of the world. Two counterleit
bills have, however. been sent IN during
the time named, As pay mebt in full from
the two individuals from whom they geI
speetiyely came. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

WHIsTLIEG A -CRIME.-DuriBg the recent
street rows In Vienha, Nhistliag waA ffeE
Quent, and proAouncod crime A smart
tradesmsn, inimioal 10 the Goyenment
pnzslsd tbe pOlioe. " hen . whistle took
plaee, lie poles rushed 70 the spotf they
lound the boy, hnt he hsa swallowed hi
whistle; it.Waa made Of sugaElky ssasnni
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

IMMORAL EFFEoT OF SRoEssIoE. .-5Seeession
has not improved morals in Virginia, tor the
Richmond Ezaminsr says;
Drunkenness on the Sabbath seems to be
increasing in our midst AID With it come
brawlipg, staggering, bullying, fighting and
swearing, hlaek eyes, bloody noses and torn
Sunday clothea 5t.ya .f-lI ,ai no fe.1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31

! THE POWER or WOAAN's EYR.- A good
old Methodist Preacher long ago removed
from this scene of temptation, IN relating his
'expeFience, said alWoman's eye was once
90 powerful Is TO draw him thirteen miles
over rough road In winter, simply for her
20 tell him that she Nouldnlt mATEy him.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-31
A PAFRIorIo WIT1.-A soldier dischafget

A PLTRIorIo WIE1.-A soldier discharged
on account Of llhealtb, retarned ho4e 70
Greenfield, PennR., early on THURSDAY moEn'
ing Rapping at his door, bis wife awoks
and Inquired who was there As he spoke
she recognized his zoiee, and hurrying TO thS
door she held 1t fast, exelaiming: HWil, i
yoa have deserted, you can't come in4"s oAf
ter a brief,ex PLANTATION, she op6Aed the door
and gladly received him; though had he mol
been honorabiy discharged, she averred shl
would never have recognized him Is be
husband. 10.Wei be- 3fTd L-s ~lr4sr