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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28

THERE ARE NO TRIFLEs.-There are no
such things as tihes IN the biography of
man Drops make Up the sea. Acorns
cover the earth with oaks, and the ocean
with uavies. SaIds make up the bar in
The haIbors mouth, on which vessels are
wrecked and little things in youth accu.
mulate into character in age, aud destiny
in eternity All the links in that glorious
chain which is in all and around all, We
can see and admire. or at least admit but
the staple to which all is fastened, and
which is the conductor Of all, is the. thrond
of DEITY
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28
Ecnmnli Sense

The following, from the Philadelphia
Aeager, Is almost exactly the substance of
one Of our productions in the .irieultyls..
several ycacl 20. We commend it to
the attention Of every reader:
Common sense may be cultivated. .
very common notion to the~contrasys sot.a
withstanding For, though some men sroY
born WIKI more than otners it NAV be
developed like any other intellectual
quality 4 Judge who has been on the
BENCH for many years is better all. tbinas
being the same, than one who has i,ittss.
been eIevateci to ID. Practice, it has beexs
"e.l said, makes perfect A blacksmith {
who has been pounding iron for half -
lifetime has bsawnier arm than his =
young apprentice Let man begin a.
twenty Que. deciding carefully on little :
thing. and what was at first labor. will
~ccn become an instinct. till, at last. he
who started with comparatively 10 COM
mon se-sc az al. vill end With q we'll
deserved reputation for it 1t world be :
better ior the prosperity and happiness OF
in"ivisugls, o. well IS for posteri,y q. +,
large. II common sense was cultivated
more; FOR 20 4 greater degree than any
thing else, It enters iHto :ha composition
ol good ci;lzsHs, good inc'ltbels Of tho
fah-IIyI GooI men and good women.- fr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28

Cure ros THE Ear ACHE-Take smalf
piece Of cotton batting or cotton wool.
make depression in the center with the
finger, and I'LL il up with as much ground
pepper as viii rest on a five cent piece;
gather II into bal! and tie it up, dip the
bail lnto sweet oil and insert it in the ear,
covering the latter with cotton wool, and
use bandage or cap to retain it in its
place. almost instant relief will be ex-
periepced, aud the application is so gentle
thasvGn Ini.ii't will not be injured by It,
but experience relief, as well as adults. -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28

SLIGHTLY PEEsoNAr-The indianapolis
jT"nal Of Saturday publishes the follow.
lag. Some persons might consider it per:
sonal: -
q" / Card-Thc gentleman boarding At
the Dates House who has long black hair:
aud speaks with a slightly foreign accent,
who dscafds the use of knife, fork and
spoon in eating, and who uses his fingers
like q llottentot, wiping the grease and
fifth on his hair, can ascertain, by inquiry,
at the Jo,"na( office. the names OF gentle.
men who will pay his bills at a restaurant,
that they may be relieved of his naussat-
ing presence. .e-t,
"OyE T.BLE OF EoAIpERs"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28
T7gC7E TTTTTg.

FsH;iE nl'Srr '"r wou'i 1orin the pail tlsa he i
4 rur3uc IT, at,"N iiii. ri'i - prepared To ii
Custom AND MERCHANT WoLK
IL t'G best l->i'r ;he Ni;l has lrcu
thoroughly :"partd niIh IL FIRST ordrr Good
aud aiititye hili"r> ID. and vii he.
stan'ly baud Ia wHit Farmers and
others III hud II 20 heir advantage 10 give call he
fore ..an. "l~eTvii.rt.
~ Orders TO- FnI'r or Feed can hc lefl tine City
Market. tr Nil. and viii promptly .',d
Otrslwa,. DC: 4, so J. WOOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28

To TAKE RUsr FROM FLAT IRoxs-HeI
haps every one does not know that bees.
wax rubbed on when the iron is moder-
ately heated and the iron smartly rubbed
on woollen cloth, will remove rust "a;
tirely.-BETrIE WINKLE, Ekkrr, We;
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28
I.us.,,, VISA, E,..r:,, care, ms.

". g. ; " . co..
81 the r~s;Gelc, NJ H. H. N. i5n0a. Ensf frf.,,-
Always "i sale. ainrt. sula, q" .rpciua ;;os.s and
4 y -r kinds ni l"verin. h"u>.ilIu;> Strawberr, TO-
,ato Eh barb. Cahagr. uauts. &c. Sc.. tb.i sea.
and N"cetai 'e- 81 tkir's- lUuli
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28
Lumber Yard, Planning Mill,
Sash, Ds0r and Rlind Factory.

fAyE have moved Lumber Ward to Planning
w Mil. the Illinois River Bridge, aud pre-
pared to furnish former customers aud all others
with all Ii! ds Of Lumber. lafI. and Shingles Also
constantly on hand Il good assortment OF DRY SEA
SONED FINISHING LCNBEH.
Having in connecliH with our LluIber Sash. Door,
ana Blind faCtory, ard Glass. Nail, Paint, and OF
Dep I, We are enabled 10 furnish each an" every article
that Buiiders mhy want saving you the trouble of go
ing |" number of different TO III Ike your hin.
We also invite attention to SllINGLE MILL,
which Is now ready for operation. an, furnish
Sawed Shingles iy wholesale retail
Our terms cab and sell rs low the lowest
Please call and examine fer y"ur>elye,.
pHce on L. sale +. opposite Van D"ren O,horn's
store de 22i STRAYN Il POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28
.9D3.TsTE y per.
5cnJaC rTcNI

IMPORTER and manufacturer 90 Increase t. ist Ri
H. and Shot GUNS. of every description. T-lesrc,e
and patent .zz' r-. Revolving erreri,. CAST Steel
!nrr.s with Guide starter, fur 'untinc. ee
sortnenr Hvrvers Colts iaal's. Nntbaten's Blnnf
Syni>'. Aen Fhnrt'-r's si+n''"r'er ciii find
sio,, everything uyline. and give salts
faction e , ;hat gav with their patronage.
invite the cid fri,nds o. H. T. bRrSKtK give me
cail rs he is Customers VIII always na him
az MS p"st Ns shop is Main Street. the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder Shot, Wnds and Caps. Gnns let nv the day.
& iuniS I-r -als..t THOMAS MOORE
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i SiNESS CARDS.
THE NEW YORK BAKERY

kst i. 81. ~ .ls.t.e.s.ts.
H9iiE undersigned wuuld pecG;iy inform she inha
h hitanIS oi Ottawn and vicinity that he is ROW
prepared furnish TIE choicest variety of Crackers,
Butter. Soda, Lemon Boston. oyster Abernetia,
4 Water Biscuit Also. Bread, Cakes Brown Bread,
Pies &c, &c. in good variety. Confectionery, oi the
choicest selection. constantly nu hand. All kinds OF
Fancy ami Wedding Cake made I" order.
The subscriber having ed pains nor expense IN
fitting tor the "nvvnicucc ANA tccunn"da-
tion his and the pubic generally are now
able to Furnish nythit. iiicY line thosr VII" tie
sire. TIcss wishing tE- New York Wagon ca. daily.
viii please their the y '. Bakery, or to
the rost Office.
Remember thu place, in Edwards Block a few
OF H. ThGgpsor's store, Main Street send IN
Your ordcrs, and tlcy Kill receive prompt attehtion
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28

CHICKEN Pit Noticing IN inquiry in .
late number OF Eaur lsslss..~-s.ss-' tire -tess
i-,-'....>ss.s ei-srisrs pie7 senxi
y"u mothers r-ceSc. which think would
safety a French c. icJrcan.
TX" ON" BALI uiIt sour milk, the sams
GuliIlty ri sour cream a l;tila salt. . tea
spo"uiuj- >a!rr4tu- flour aIii mix TN. same
- for biscuit Roll out part Of it. and
lay i in six quar-; pan: then take a
piece o! butter the size Of a bugtnrnut. and
rol! u in'o the remaining crust Have
Your chickens (tno old ones or three
young oue-) boiled until they are done,
season them with salt, pepper aud butter,
lay them nicely into the pan, put few
slices Of crust with them. pour over yeur
gravy. cover, and bake two hours-SALIIs:
b-Luy Gen e., " J. 1851.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28
OTTAWA STONE YARD
FARM itI;S ATTENTION..
bkG.n = MaEEKEiDEER
canal. in Ottawa, ia style and at cheapne>s hth-
unapproaclrdin in northern iinni~. all kinds o.
s-c;..;;sss:rs,i slni '.,,easS
CLIeTCNa MIL 9.

- - y - f%s - -
SngfI- Tesf C1-He,' cf tie Vyir.f,i;, Er.ia.
RE nov t,,-',-3,,d s.rf,.rf "r,irr II iung
"a vlicH,. Gown. and Epcavheai, in Il .aciory
ia nj yri'it ti.--.,..I.
WINTER WHEAT ~ or:
SPRING WHAT FLOUR.
RYE FLOUR.
BCCKwnrtT FIorR.
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ARTHUR I.OC.LN O0!S,

DAVID i. JONES.
r torney ana cait>eJys- 'Gf Ld'C-GttFtC", H.
u:.icr III Sa;is,-r'> ui.Ga, ,.I' stairs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-12-28

-.. - ... Will. FFFD,
Cnr-t ,n:Iv hand. crean ro~ cash. ~S-ri,"i- l--
ia the city aud in I'll. O;;:w, zee ~ -
i.i.5 . y. FLEMING.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-30
Very MExtra Family SOap.N

At two p. NJ, of Saturday, notice was
given to the United States Surveyor of
this port, Mr. Richard j. Howard, that
a quantity of goods ccntraband of war
had arrived, and would probably be found
on board of the steamer Sioux City 'y-
ing at the foot Of Vine street. Survey
or Howard and United States Marshal
Rawlings, proceeded on board, and made
an examination. snusIy slowed beneath
some straw in the hold, were twenty box
es in the style of soap boxes, marked
Extra Family Soap ard directed -.
D. l. Co., LeaYenwotth." The Captain
remarked that those boxes doubtless cen
tanned soap, and he invited his inqulsitors
to lift one and Judge if the weight was
not about that of box of soap 10 their
judgment the weight did correspond
with that of box Of solid'y good soap.
There threfore could be no objection to
opening box, and one was accordingly
opened. The idea that here were 'wen
ty boxes of soap was instantly dissipated
by the discovery that here were twenty
boxes Of cartridges! 4 very extra "
kind of family soap, truly! The devel'
opuens encouraged further search,
which revealed four cases Of musket bar
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:
w 'INo Va. '1,'o o"'"o s''r, ~ "a
'" :uu.a :u' a'on' '"' A'n'', , '"' VI y.s'.'u"y'
1;nd 80 s.,r G>a-;,. Eoa ar"",J u " .tn n~nn
~rnt:- ',sa r-1l'. , '''N - ''0
u WA I,,,.,.-,. 7. ;so-,;.no4ol .,o.
49,. ,''s ~ .l,n ,hro, t,ns,Is af 'ia .a'.."
,a",.' ,' ~. r.. tho rmasan. u ,,'aro.,
'yhis est;na.a ~ ,nov bo TOO L;r,' Lnt = :, !.
nr;Jeo. I ,I't l,r',a y,a;Vr;.I ;O - ,ha',.i
,,;a~s n'I'a t'ora t.j7>, ~ ar:'s ~ f,r.no u,
frn.,. "r t,~ ro,."rT',.,'t " n-n hasa vSo
..|.,I > - no,..|ara'G, ,:'1'a. :; ~ Iaa,
camp4j4n. IT'S Is Is not t. Be wonder~-a4 on "-4
al in lie least Tho Democracy always
had to 10 tilo work, aud il the Union is
to be saved a all, Ii viii be through the
efforts Of tte Ion Lpartrd Democracy Of
the anti,sccc@sipn Statls.' -
We give t. Democracy all the credit
that is due them, and it is a great deal,
for the muu,Y mauu,r il which, in tie
North, they arc uow raiyiuS for thc
Tnioa-but if any iutjmas.on is maant
to be conveyed by such f-glorifcation
as the above, that tie Republicans are
not at as faithfully doing tncig duty in
sustaining the Government AID thcir owo
Administration i'll this crisis, aud are not
jus as go.lant}y ra'lyiug to its support,
aud Just as willing to L alt, aul d.~, if
necessary, Tor the I'm, !, as any others
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attended the fu Aral of COL vosJurg to.

uhN.
1t has been oftiallv given out that the
Government is dfermned to adopt strln-
gent measures liberalization against any
foreign power t II will give direct or ia
direct aid or coifo:t to the Southern re-
be's. The Pres1 lent aud all members Of
the Cabinet are Ionyinced Of the uuaui-
nous co ,operati1 at 20, ,OUO, 900 Z! pyo
pie, ready to mai any sacrifice of HE or
property for the bprsmacy of our nation
ality-animated nth firm. fearless reso.
luton to ylndicaf the supremacy of the
Federal laws agabst rebellion at home,
ard all foreign btermeddIing, however
backed by physiq force. Blu, although
Nirginias d fan dcosrse was faIly decid,
ed upon to suit ah emergency, Govern
ment does not appAhend that any foreign
power viii, in any way, recognize or tol
crate any exercise OF qrprogatiyes of SOW.
erei gnty by RIB lous States. The gov
crnments Of Austria, Prussia, and Rus
sIa have already expressed, through their
representatives heIe, sympathy with the
North, and an indrposition to recognize
the Southern Co,federacy, and as to
England and Fra,ce, the Secretary Of
State is confident that no matter what
the English Minister'S conclusions will
be, the sympathy O. the English parla,
ment and people will be with the loyal
States.
The Mexican government has been in
formed ere this by Minister Corwin that
it is the intention IF the Government oi
the United States 10 carry out the Mon
roe doctrine to the ettcr, and protect til,
sister Republic against aggression from
any quarter.
Spain ha, been notified that the T. s.
will not under any circumstances allow
her usurpation OF St. Domingo. The
above statement is authoritative, and will
be received, it is to be hoped, as addi
tional evidence of the animus pcrvadiny
the administration.
Twenty-ei ght vessels have already been
captured by blockading fleets at various
points, accordin to advices from the Navy
Department.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-30

JEFF. DAVIS FA1LuRE,-Jetf Davis
is a failure. We expected to see him, at
the head of few thousand men, make a
lunge at Washington and take it, before
preparation could be made to defend it.
He has waited until it's too late. Colo.
mel Duncan has been at Harper's Ferry
for sometime and ho has not attempted
the exploit. Beaurcgard has waited at
Charleston until it's given out that he is
dead. 1t all sums up in clustering,
marching, counter marching and spend.
ing money. The purse that holds out
longest wins at this rate, and we expect
that will be about the end Of it. The
purse, these days, is the better part of
valor. Nothing but Neapoleonic energy
and genius can combat it; and the i'm
mense purse of that great joint stock
company, called the British Empire, con-
quered Napoleon at last. Davis has made
a poor beginning for what he had to do
This Dragging and taking attitudes will
never do for his mission; it will be the
death Of him. Scott, that old military
fox, knows this. He doesn't intend to
fight. In this war of science and atti.
tude, Davis goes under without blow !;
its inevitable, and General Scott sees it.
Davis hasn't the means, his friends may
say. 1t he didn't sec how to succeed
without the means, he ought not to have
commenced this contest.
The bold and daring is his game t.
play. II he IS not equal to the emergcn
cy, let him resign aud give place to Col
Duncan, Or some other Napolsonio spirit
-LovisviWe Democrat.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-30
From st. f.Onis.

ST. LOUIS, May 2o.
The steamer Swan was seized yester.
day at Harlow Landing. thirty miles be
low this city, and brought to the arsenal
by order Gen. Lyons. This is the steam
er ti,at brought arms from Baton Rouge,
which were captured by Gen. Lyon at
Camp Jackson.
Measures will be taken to effect a le-
gal confscation of the boat
About five Thousand pounds Of lead er
route for the South, was also seized at
1routon, on the Iron Mountain Railroad,
yesterday, by order Of Gen. Lyoa. Some
fred on both siass, fut nobody was
hurt.
John Dean and his fellow prisoners
were released from the arsenal yesterday
on parole,
Ex.Gov. Black, Of Nebraska, who has
been in the city for several days left for
Pittsburgh, where he will probably take
some important part III the pr sent mill
tary movements. He reports consdera-
bic apprehension existing in tie terrific
ry of Indian troubles during the coming
summer. The Sioux aud Ch"vcnnes
joined to engage in war with the Paw
nees, and which wou!d involve the
whites, as the battles are principally held
IN the settlements. Ia view Of this, and
also to afford prot cton 10 our forts IN
Indian agencies and overland emigration,
which promises to be unusually lar~'
this year, Governor Black strongly urges
that regiment Of volunteers be raised
and mustered into servic" and stationed
a; different points in the Territory. He
has already called the attention of the
War D'r0r.ment to this, and consulted
Gen. Harvey, who, it is understood, ia
vors the plan.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-30
Laid Down.

Corporal Tyler, of the Massachusetts,
9th Regiment, was one O. the wounded
by the mob at Baltimore. In describing
his experience, he soys he saw a man
with three stones under his arm, and one
in bis hand, pe!ting away at the troops,
when he fired at him, and, to use Tylcr's
own lungu"gc-" the nam droppcd the
Lricls uHJ L,iR dp,rn' These is \
deal Of Yankee in this roundabou:
phrase
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tpI1Iished by request
DANCING AND fISIF.S.
TILE NsIsAL RiLl. l--es

Bvt for the public dancing of t'tz =@,,
with its inevitable accoD.panimcntS. 40
good word can he said-is 'no scarccIy
anything cr a cymna>t;c natur, to r.
commend It. There nrc H. mu>cioe IL
the body that need extra exercise 50 lit
tie rs those Of the lower limbs, which H.
ordinary pursuits Of life call iGto health-
fui exercise, but Which dancina exercises
to excess. The day after bali - ievo-
tees are no letter able to walk league.
to leap fence, or to stand at DISK.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-30
About Gen. Butler.

\ writer for the New Orleans Pscay.
une ventiIates his ire upon General But
Ter and the Massachusetts troops as fol-
lows
All the Massachusetts, troops now in
Washington are negroes, with the excep-
ton of two or three drummer boys
General Butler, in command, is native
Of Liberia. Our readers may recollect
Old Ben, the barber. who kept shop in
Poydras street, aud emigrated to Liberia
with small competenos. Gen. Butler
is his scn. -t
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Kentucky.
FRA y FOR :

FRANkFOKT. = y ".
The House bill to arm Kentucky was
rej"cted-yeas 4S; nays II. tn" Constl-
tuition requiring 81 votes to appropriate
over one hUOdred dollars.
4 resolution that the Governors pro-
clauation Of the Goth inst. contains the
true position that Kentucky should oc-
cupy during the strife betweea the Unit
cd States and the Confederate States,
was rejected. An act amending the State
militia law, by which the State Guard
are required to swear to support the laws
Of the United States and Kentucky,
passed-yeas, 40; pays 38
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-30
A CONTRAST. 4

The refusal Of the War Department to
rcjnstate Captain Buchanan has the
hearty approval Of the whole country. -
II is difieul: 70 believe that men who
resigned the commissions in the present
exigency OF the country eau have the
t,.0ntery to offer to resume them. Yet
Captain Buchanan case was not the
only one. He is said to have resided
for >olac Yeas ia Maryland, and to have
become somewhat united in interest with
that state. " hen the secession feeling
seemed likely to prevail he offered LIS
resignation, tn. turned again with the
tide, The government has rightly dc,
cidea that it will have no such tide .tur,
ners or waters. 1t is almost an indiG-
nifty to the Old hero, whose patriotism
sheds such Iuster upon his advancing
years, to contrast him with sQch slight
men But wha. n contrast it is Gen.
Scott, born in Virginia, and loving his
native State with all the ardor Of his
great heart, s"ornfully resists every
temptation to leave his honor covered
post g., duty and follow her fortunes -
She may hang in the balance, may cast
herself in the arms Of rebellion, but his
purpose cannot be changed Sharing
the great spirit which made nothing less
than the whole couatry, the country Of
our glorious ones, the accident Of his
birth could NJ more turn him from the
higher spAcro Of loyalty than the SYN
pa.hiaS of tra reth hnr ror'I M ln tho .1j
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-05-30
RumOred Attack.
BALTIMORE. Ma

1t was understood at TT. Monroe that
the Minnesota would today attack the
Qualifications at Sewall's Point, whilst an
effective land force would go in small
tugs and effect landing, and capture
the battery at all hazards. There is great
difficulty in landing at Old Point in con.
sequence Of the number of vessels there,
prizes, &c.
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The Rebel Congress.
MONTGOMERY, Nav l.

MONTGOMERY, May II.
Congress passed number of bills to-
day organizing a paten; office, regulat-
lug telegraphic lines, authorizing the is
sue of fifty million in bonds, payable in
twenty years, interest not to exceed )
per cent, or in lieu Of bonds, an issue of
twenty millions Treasury notes, in small
sums with interest.
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Presentation in st. Jo4uh.

Ev-Goycrnor Stewart, a man who has
done more for st Jo:cph than any ;Ten-
ty men in the place, is now fugitive
from that city, on account of threatened
violence. Major John 2, Bruce, the
senior editor of the St. Joseph journal
and sallan, son of kentucky, has also
been compelled to leave.
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G. e. G. O M p TON 4
Il SHIPPING.
)rwarding l. Commission Merchant

MUSCATINE. IOWA. "
NHANKFUI. for the patronage heretore ex-
J tended me by the merchants and others Of
pton and vicinity, hope by prompt and faith.
attention to any business intrusted to my
>re, to merit its continuance. ..-
REFERENCES.
/ Messrs. Green 4 Stone, Muscattne, Iowa.
Weed, Bridgman & Kent, - +"
A. Ogilvie, . g.
pter 4. Dey, Iowa City; II. Bacon s. Co., Chicago
?. Freeman, :" :. Mallack 4 Rogers, St Louis
xuse1ti1s ,Juss Se, lscoaf a#
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Loss Of British Stpa mer.

BALTIMORE, b May %.
The British ship Albion went ashore
near Cape Henry, and will be total loss.
The Nirginians having removed Cape
Henry light, aud built fire on the
beach, some half a mile away, deceived
the Captain and caused the disaster.
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TiptOn Tanncry.

MIl. J. J. DAIRY would announce to the
leelie that they are prepared to TAN LEATH-
u tor customers on the shares or for pay
ne highest cash price will be paid Tor hides.
= have a tiae assnrtmene OF Leather VI. hand.
mich we will sell low for cash, or exchange it
or hides.
&~Tipton, August 80, 1860.
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ENIEsiSGE OFFICE

G, HHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
- hal Of the Subscriber in suns t. suit rur.
aasers. Certificates Of Deposit, and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashod. American god furnish.
Ell al a small premiGm.
Jas" Office over Eoltslander's store.
WA. Ii. TUTlill.L.
. Upton. Iowa: July Isl, 1869.
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THE WILTON HOUSE,

nPPOSTTE THE RAILROAD nEror, WILTON
I J IOWA, F, ,McELIoy, Proprietor. ~atisfa =
|on guaranteed in all cases. Hacks leave for
Upton, Onion Grove, and other points, daily
Wilton, January lst ls6l-s:l
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e. Il. SCOTT.
J. FORREST Kennedy,

sDHISiCiAS AND SURGEUN. unge and
Il residence on the corner west of Hon. W IN
b. Tuthlfs.
Upton, April u, lsGl.
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ANTONIO yERCIA,
Barber and Hair-Dresser.

. Dsep"red TO Shave, Gut and D,e,. Hair' shsmnoo
'0af ays peri, b. feels condent Of giving
Unlon House Shop closed nj A. M an s,na .s - 'he
IB.--le Is also rrelarea to do WHITEWASIIING
II fhe most approved manner. fnissl
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Ias T.. MAHONY 4 BRO,
r A | l. @ II S

NNE door below Myers Hardware Store. AL
u work entrusted 10 our care will be attended
20 promptly made in the latest fashions, and war
eanted to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas-
Enable. Give us a call
II Upton, March Ia, 1850. lltf