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Syphilis and IieTeHriGl Ditease,

NUEUGT- I66V.
On &c. ARA: Sir: eiiserfuiIy comply win
the reIuest OF y0nr RgeAt aud report to sou sonic u
the effects have realized With yOnr SafSupaTilIa
have cured with It, ~ my practice, most Of tho
cunpnints for which It Is recommended, and have
found its effects truly wonderful in the cure Of TeIe
real and HeTcuTial DisenIe One Of my patients
lad eyHliltic ulcers In s throat, which we're rom
summing his palate and the top OF his mouth Your
Fnparilla, steadily taken cured him In I've weeks.
nose, and the liberation lad eaten aHay eonsder-
ble part Of that HbelieFa the disorder would
soon reach Lila brain and kill him. But e yielded to
my administration of Jour SaTsapariIla; the ulcers
healed and he u vol again, not Of course without
some designation Of his face. woman who had
been treated for tho came sorler by mercury was
suffering from this poison In her bones. They had
become 81 sensitive to the weather that on n damp
bones She, too, was cured entirely by your SarSa-
parilla In a few weeks. ] know from It's formula,
which your agent gave me, that this preparation
from yonr laboratory must be great remedy; con-
sequently Those truly remarkable results with Il
have not surprised me-
ill.,
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y. B,-snhseEiptions received aud fdE7gnrded by
A. ,. BKDILLI0H, AEeHt for WbsoIing and vicinftS
Specimen KngraVingS and Art Journal can Be SSen II
the Post Once. 49,
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Ayers Sarsaparilla
For PuR1rY1Na THE BLOOD.

And for tho speedy cure of the subOined varieties
Disease:
Scr9fWEa and SreJiiIoWs A6eetioHs, si'ch az Tllao
Ulcers !S0rss. ETBptiDHS FfmplSS, F1istHlSI Btotc
sS, BOflS, BldiHs, and az skin D1seafeE
OAKLAND. Ind, 9th June, 1889
J. Q. AYR & Co. dents: feel it my duty to
knowledge what yonr sRrsaIRrillE has done for nj
Having Inherited ScrOhlnus infection, have 81
Tered from It in various ways for years. Sometim
It burat out in Ulcers on my hands and arms; sOu
times &c turned inward and distressed me ut
stomach. Two years ago it broke out on my he
AMI covered my scalp and ears with one sore. Whit
was painful and loathsome beyond description;
tried many medicines and several physicians, u
witloHt much relief from anything. In fact, the
order grew worse. At length was reiOiced to re
in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared :
Alternative (SArar RrillR) for knew from your
tatiun that anything you made must I c good.
sent Cincinnati and got Il, ard used II till II curl
me. 1 took 1t, aS you advise. in small doseh Of
teaspOonfhl over InOnTlE and used almost thri
bottles. New and healthy skin soon began to for
under the sc4lbs which after while fell on. "
skin Is now clear. and know 10y my feelings thi
the disease has gone from my syLtenl. YOu can We
believe that feel what AIN saying whom tell 20
that hold yOn TO be Of the apostles Of the as
and remain ever gratefully, Yours,
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Ayers CherrY Pectoral.



Coughs, Colds, Innuenza, Hoarseness,
Group Br0nChitis, IncipIsnt Cone
sumption, aud Tor tho Relief
OF COnGu1npfIye Patients
In advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This II remedy so universally known to surnasa
any other for the cure Of Throat and lung complaints
that It Is useless here to pubsh the evidences 81 lis
virtues. Ite unrivalled exeelIeDee Tor coughs and
colds, and ilu trnly wonderful Of pulmonary
disease have made II known throughout tile civilized
nations OF tho earth. Few. are the Communities or
even families, among them who have not Sofns rstT
anal eT nerienre Of ts eeetssome Twin, fropy In
melt Enist o. ~ victory ever the subtle and dan
Know the dreadful htality Of tesa isorisrs and Is
!hsy know t"o, the eneetg Of this remedy, Ne need
tle virtues that 4 did have when makIAg lie enFss
SniSh have won 20 strongly upon the enhdenes q
Prepared by Dr. ]. 6. AVER & co.
$50, I4oweII, Mass.
Per sale by A. C. GOOD I co /, and 81 all Dfur-
AuEl-ly-hoyI5-5m
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ON and sf tho 18th S .I IsS6 SG &c 10

RHEELIxG, 9th Nov, 16GO.
ON and amer the 18th November. 1850, the uassen-
" ger Trains will be run daily as folloEB:
FiTst-The Northwestern, Cleveland, Chicago, ST.
Louis. indianapolis, Dayton. Cincinnati, Columbus
wheeling. BenWOod Baltimore and Washington City
Express departs daily except Sundays at 9:iJ A NJ,
and arrives in Baltimore At $50 A. ~ connecting with
the earliest trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning, leaves Baltimore at A. ~ and arrives
a BenWoOd At =:l5 r. n. and Wheeling at S:45 r. NJ
making direct connection with the Western Express
train This train will only stop for wood and Inter
and mealtng the passengers.
second-Ihe Great Southwestern, st. Louis, Cinein-
natl; Columbus, Wheeling, BenWOod, baltimore and
Warrington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
9.25 p ~. arriving in Baltimore at 255 P. NJ con-
Meeting with the afternoon trains To the Eastern and
southern Giles Returning, leaves baltimore At p
NJ and arrives GtIenWOOd at T:I5 A. NJ and Wheeling
AZ $50 A. M making direct connection with the great
Western Express tTaiIs This train will only stop for
wood and water and mealnE the passengers.
irsight train with passenger car attached will
leave daily except SuhdRys for Grafton at $50 NJ
Returning, will arrive at SIS pm.
J. B,FoRD, Agent.
Il. NJ. COLE, Gent Ticket Agent noy2S
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.CoUyH BRAHCH HERIIHGS.--Rs
- sbEisIl Sc. i lal a5d iR1S, JEST IecsiTod lnd
t.srlsalsby sesssS RHEEAT
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Imported and bottled by himself Warranted pure
and the best quality with his certificates on tile bot
tie. and lis seal on the cork.
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ZebulOn Sloan. OF Prospect. Texas, writes: "ThrcV
bottles Of your SarsaparillA cured me from GOitTt
IA hidrOus swelling on th5 neck, which had suf
| fercd from over two years.
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Rheunatira, Goat, Lirsr coarpIafnt.


1HDEPENnENuE. Preston Co. Va 9th July. 1859.
DIR j. g. AVER: Sir; hare been afflicted with a
painful chronic RhsHRdtiSHl tor long time which
batled the skill Of physicians, aud stuck 10 me In
spite OF all the remedies could find until tried
your SarsnLnrtllR. One bottle cured mo In two
weeke and restored my general health SO much that
am Tar better than before was attacked. think
1t wonderful medicine. J.PRRAT
Jules Y. Getchell. Of ST. Eons. writes: al hnyo
Oeen afflicted for years With affection of the Lirer
which destroyed my health l tried everything. and
everything tailed to relieve me; and hive been
hToken-dpNn man for Gome years from no other
eanse than dr1angeRtsnt IF NE Lirer. My beloved
pastor, tine ieT. Mr.. f2sny. Rdvised to try your
SHrsapHri'a because he stid he knew you and an v
thing yon madc was worth trying. BY the blessing
oil G"d u has cured me- and has purified my blood
~ to make n new man OF mel feel young again.
The best that can be said Of yOu Is not half good
SdhfFTtf. CIneSJ' TiaOT Enhancement liberation
CdrieS and EIfolidtion of he Bones.
great variety Of cases have been reported to us
where cnTes OF these formidable complaints have re-
mere Viii not admit them. Some nf them may I,S
nlGnd In orr American AlmaH5c. which the agents
below banned are pleased to furnish gratis to ali who
DysPepsiG, Hart Disease, Eits Epilepsu lkLaneho.
ly, Neuralgia.
Many remarkable cnres OF these affections Ilaro
Deon n4ne by the alternative power Of this medicine
stimulates the vital functions into vigorous action
ana thnaOTeTcomes disorders which would be sup
posed beyond its reach. Such a remedy has long
been required by the necessities OF the people and
We are conidsDt that this Will do for them all that
medicine can do.
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.ALFREp q. TALLEY.

81. 4iRtEonys Fire, Rase Or JrysipeIas, TstLcr on
SUI Rheitui, .Sedl1 HeId, LiRyIrorn, Sore Eye!
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TO THE PUBLIC.
UDoLPHo WOLFE.

Sole Manufacturer and Importer Of tho Schiedam
Aromatic SchnAppB,
ID, ~ and - Beaver street. New York.
A. c. GOOD co. Will supply thetrnls.
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what Shall We DrinIsl

UDoLPHo wOIFE'S PURE CoGNIAC
BRANDY,
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G. L. DERBY, Aetunry c. A. a.,
s4s BROADWAY, INV Yohk.
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TRANSPORTATION.
LBalttmore s ohfo. Rail Road
WINTER sOHEDULE.

EskEt..:sEE4E..-.z--s
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UDOLPHo woLFE's. PURE PORT
WINE.
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UDOLPHo wOLFE'S PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST, GROIN RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WuiSKEY
All the above imported and bottled 10y himself,
warranted pure and OF the best quality.
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"a - 3IlEl!El 60
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LII. HoUPT. Ge.s'I TTeEst Agt, Phiiadelphfa.
TIIOS. A, SCOTT, Genl Sa,1tt. Altoona Pa. JaniI6O
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04
SEWING MACHINES.
l.. CORN i J. < cos
Family and Manufacturing
80 sEwIsG MACHINE.
YAGgiKT A. FiER.s PATENT.

f. arr hapEy to say to te ;i.ou ards rt9 -. u.irg
machines, and the haGSasG= thai tha
esch Enacba@ @ars the patent license stamp Of
GROVER 81 BAKER. elias Hose. {F.. anG 81 persGrs
ceiling using them are secure against aAy alesa-
tIsE.
tur W.. hGees are hog ia.. What We want item: in
drecs eoggy ~tisisn and equally popular sss -
the hest naae aAa highest priced Anes ia aay mar
let and they are EI s8d 81 ~ aud SIS. !FciuifHg
Henrgers f5f whEch have several styies) Needles,
and everything necessary thcT in faIliiy .yp.
THIS azes hsfa SAIL The cheapest legitimate aud rss
class Machine in rZarEet.
In Jr,;tce t. or Machines AZ we'll - our customers
off, fshit4s nasRSy in sixty Days f,r 4hy
chite high does not %h"Ay satisfy the pur' asssr-
This fSa;use alone makes our machine ~srth much
tan4 ay other. there 10 necessarily riEk IN
bEg lE- most machines.
ssY u II. superior qualities srs these:-Tt usss
srzls ii needle; h4s reat space under the arm.
from two essaon E!osls, E.thtr te.Ez fastened aad
oll 10 s.EE: turns on hinges; IL secured hoI -us' Al
sx-pes-s o t-evpr parrase IL greater than that Of
any o,'aeT nacn.Delt has su. two regulating screws
aid b3.A soye and il front; tie diving Tassl Is
trey oHts!e Of tie t43e 4. requires aiteFztiau r
al!T arstFes Of work. Il III certainly 10 reater greater
variety p wSr-t than asy machine the hundreds
with which We are acquainted; It's tension ls perfect II
rams efstg and .tit i t-thers bot14v: rGriecs can
gs Il: sone OtaeT III sa,ss!y whore s known.
We can safely say that psece u labor saving
clnery rapidly ITO E.!@rg.al favor ctr
sewinE machre@. Three gem. has placed them In the
very front lrsI Glass aehbss and though our
manufacturing facilities have tesl largely Increased
have H0t Seen able % supply TIE ansanA. during t,r
,,sEt season. We can rUw III AZ. orders We have
dad to our stss the Eh,si1e Blake IL johnson aGjug
t4lIe HrtpDIeg. ard defy the wy.I tn 9odare
better nsrIHa"u.s flr doing all ktt5fs 81 ewing ard
catFnitvy IL. .te-y oHa. who ~ interested in the
great aIro vauerrFta seair- machines. whether thcy
sh purchase NJ oE, ss4d fJg DsSrV iYe Circular
ard samples ofstite.
We IT as caution The pHtc AZ .inst uuprineipled and
perfectly irresponsible parties gg have clailaei he
ar susces69rs rel t that hines out
# III r.e- sad oar az machine Of ours 10 It's
4ee, We oHty veil fnarssiHrs. Tszrst d
Erss pa.e1. and me sole Proprietor. III the eight
~ 7r-' ~ Sls.es A5drc.s
l.. CORNELL 81 CO..
Post Oerc box 81, Ch.cax1. III.
Gail - 10 I-a&~ Street .fury- stairs y--nGl
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N O TIC Z.
To All Whom il NAV Concern.

I>HE UNDERSIGNED would especially warn
L all persons from purchasing either Of the
i1.iow!nE described notes Tor any note or notes
gwen by the undersigned to b j Madison in the
year l-59b AZ they were obtained by frauo, nus.
r"frrsratQtlrH, and without coHsi4eraEOu and
WILL 500 BIZ PAID These notes were all
given at one time, and are u ad paJabEe to II. j.
Madison, or order, and signed by no. Thornton,
at bHngehca1, clailam county, Washington Ter
ritotY Ia July, 1859; bat Wheeler the name is
lhiF stated On the face # the noI.s, 81 bse rber
aots not re"oiIoet. The notes fall due and are
"i denominations as stated below to.wit:
"n notes given July, A. d., ls5g, one thou.
-H.l dhijafs each, and due January ist. A. p.
!''l. AI~p, noses 70 the amount Of seventeen
do"~@nt| d"taFs IN one thousand dollar notes:
lau'H2 dde on the fat day Of May, A b. ISL
;i,pb'h ana pn the first day Of January, A. b.
l'"Z aLgVFt and in like manner thereaftc; Oh
~ 1t DAYS "i JanHHry and Mag OF each year. one
th"heAh3 dollar notes viii he due at the rate of
TWO lh1asaHd dollars year for eight years and
man All or tie above described notes and
ihaeea MI noes that were given hs the subscfi.
bel to said u ]. Madison were Obtained by the
SANE iaise pretence, ard win not be paid
,, JOHN THORNTON
oldham county w. T. ln20.w'
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Testimonials O! the Horace Waters Pianos
and MelGdenns.

The Piano came To haid IN FIRST rate order Its
DeaGttiH! Instrument ana 10 mistake Lee " Walker,
Pat'ddstph1a. "a.
john ile3!it 81 taaii" e. We" lorh, who mas had
one 81 the Horace waters amos writes As foilows-
friend u mine "ishes me- 20 purchase piano for
her. She likes the one you sold me iii December. ls6.
My piano II becoming poFaLa" IN this place, and 1t ink
can Introduce one or '"' more they VIII be more
popular than dnJ oN4ef hl"Ae
- " nave Two o. a'e'e ramos IN Use IN our sem
mary one OF wheh has pee severely tested Tor three
years and We can le.b! " tH,t g'ol qaaty and du-
rablty. "-Hoods gregory Noun, Carrot. ms.
v,,r rt,slFarr.s fSr two matt ave fnnd in
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MO FLA T'S
i.fTE. ItI.i.s and PHOENIX RITTERS.

rsstfr-r rpnIrISp. Raw, ,,,.g gao,, So f,c Sta ,,t
l liz f1r ,.rioI NJ ThIrty w. , J,,rt,'D ~ a.
time have r,ailtatfrIa Lg Sh.rarfer In almost every
. - ,t - 49, a. s ,,. ~. t -. -. ut . - s
~, -,.r Of rnsEri,, rrrfr.. Iti ~ ,@. .G,f,cr
'~rndnr r-~ry t5r f dfs@,.s 10 ,,h,h The hu-
Nan frsr1e +, issttp
rla fIagtns, are aiming i,n dfsr..sipr variety, O,
- .,..,...as - ,t,:-t, = '" ','' 80
Vc.tiabIr g.,ta uaair;nc.
,, .,.rt,,.,.gT, 80 ~, !. ~. lI
H' ',i,.,1' ''' :" 'T nam s,'
~ = =. ~ '.'"En! .I'"s,s ~" or a'n
.' " - :, ..'l's " A." VI ~; II, +''i'y
-. .,.l,... r.. ~ ~ ~ - ''+ ''~'''
- " ''i+, - - -@' - - ''' -" A'''
Nv; '1'.'r ~, = ''. 'a' .,t ~ "f'A
". s'@ ''A' 'i''" 80 ~ u F'f' N''' fdit.Sh' rs
h ,tI,i r,',st!4"' =" 81 i'@ rH''.
=, - -. 80 - .i..''" .' 't"2'n 81 VIE
~ "-~'' a." '''''- '.' All" "l'"'i. tpit'ic"r
~ 't"I'' fs'" ',t'F " fo'''' '@@}'N' "t''tiH two
1a5s
ff' i.f7 ~ MI "''i7' fN r"r'"ffhE TIE Hood N
regular c''r'ati"1. 'AT"tr . It"~"-s o; respiration
I'D 741l cares. ~" t+ ifF"nEA s"iht'"h III all iHtf7-
u eI o ''FEI l'3h ~ n,teEs'
"" ~" " "cih"s' tv" 'T nh""wnto cor" RHECM-
AfI@d permanently IN thru weeks, "od Goat in haf
bh' t''"'' ~ f'a'F .n& '*'a. .HaEt."4tt"A E"h the
III. .jrs ana 'StI@. !l tn the J"'"t1'
pffhi ~iE% = H Ft"*e. ~ tF@'tT9 atd s.ren9tlru-
~ t"e |iH &" ~ F!4.'; th'y t}'r ".sst d@s'L-
i2lT on 't"*r HH|@""1t organs, ard ne" have rstF
rr"a tht = c-rtli.- re= fg for the "'y,t u
dhAh ~.
Aso NRh~. IS 0.sltd ll, }r IT, H." tH-rings If The
'or 'he s5mF ta"rto w'f TIC e adj an.
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BIZ THOROUGH.

So true is it tha: thoroughacss is tie
first aud best element O: ai good teach
ing, aud so often has the caution. "a b.
thorough" been sounded in our cars
and SO colossala majority Of our teachers
fail in this very point, that it seems sin
Of the most odious stamp for any one to
take the other side Of the question, or
utter. the unhcard Of language, doat be
too thorough And ye. in opinion there
are some cases where this caution is &C,
tually necessary. We will suppose. as
often is the case, that a young man, fresh
from school, where he HIS received a
thorough instruction in the elementary
branches, would commence a school in a
ueiehborhood and bein, anxious to secure
areputa.ion as a good, and especially os
thorough teacher; and in an exercise
which, if learned thoroughly BY all, world
prove TO be superb thing Oh cxAmina
ton day; and the exercises might have
been we'll learned for all practical pur-
poses in two weeks; but the pupil has
spout two months, aul is still driitiua,
and finally when the examination arrives.
the teacher feels amply repaid Tor III his
tcdiouness by the Identifying cgmpi.
ment of director, parcu,s, ard spectators.
Now at the risk of beiog branded rs
School Killer" We caution every nc
to pay some regard to tAc lime >peul aud
amout of practical knowledge ac4air,],
us well as the thoroushLos> Of Tie uc-
quirement. And the practice Of ,ceping
every scholar in school on an exercise
until it is thoroughly Learned by all, i,
calculated to curb The ambition and
weaken the love uu,l Eel for study OF
some OF the most apt scholars and bright.
est intclects in the school. Aud for the
people of district to base their opinion
OF the merits Of teacher and the prof
cheney Of his scholars from the results Of
few Rotations on examination day, is
certainly very unsafe. II.
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-ag@s
socia.ion.
Again ssss1 10 desire, after the short
disdDssiDisnce, and through the renewed
kindscss of the editors, 70 present to our
rcs3su smother column of cduea.ionsI
resdiaE matter.
At the recent meeting Of the Cedar
County Teachers Association. held at
Onion Grove, the subject Of publishing
= column Of educational matter in both
county papers, was fully discussed, and
the presen, issue is the result OF their
decision. The business of publication il
left with the Tx. Committee, who feel
determined to do all in their power to
make the scheme successful. They have
FOX their encouragement, the fac. that
many teachers Of ability and experience
have pledged themselves to become CON
tribu,ors. There never was a time, per
hsps, when there was greater need Of
means Of communication on this subject
than at present; bu. there can be no
halfway work in the matter, it will either
be q success or a failure. The matter
rests with you, teachers and friends OF
education. If every teacher Ia tn. cour.
ty will promptly contribute his mite, not
A. in charity, but as duly bound, there
will bo no doubt as to the result; and
the reverse is equally certain. SoE
teacher. let rs be'in earnest. Any mat
ter sent to tho Ex. Committee Cedar Go
Teachers Asseciatiou-Box no. "a On
ion Grove, or to James McCia0g, Upton,
or j. r. Hsight, Rochester, vii! be duly
aided to its destination.
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Important News from I'exas!

The positive declarations, repeated at
different times, and transmitted from
Washington to the press in every section
OF the country, that Lincoln has He,er-
MINED to hoM the nert session NJ Iungrrss
at Chicago. is sign icnat 1t is concu.
slve Of the fact that he ana his advisers
believe that the march of President Davis
at the head Of the Southern army on
Washington is certain ; aud in that cen
tingency, that its conquest is inevitable
-Austin { 7eras) S"te Gn%eftc.
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eD Some time ago application was
made to the Secretary of War to ,b'ain
the admission, duty free, of linen drill
ings imported for the use of tue cadets
OF the United States military academy.
and was refused by him, on the ground
that the policy Of the government should
at all times be to prefer domestic manu-.
features in all instances Of purchase for
public service, and to resort to foreign
markets for such articles only as cannot
be obtained in this country BY the fol-
loving it will be seen that the Secretary
OF War has pursued similar course in
reference to rccomm nd4,iun Ct the
Engineer Department, for the admission,
free Of duty, Of $50 tons of gas coki g
Goa and % tons Of canned coal, imported
for the use Of the military acalenIy.-
The Secretary Of War cannot counter
ance this importation Of coal BY approv.
"',,sfe 81 ,oa, hfnlts can De secured
IN this country than can be bronrht from
EUROPE, and 1T is deemed due the great
industrial interests Ct the country that
the government should foster and encour.
age its own resources instead Of those rr
foreign countries
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~, who are only awaiting our arrival to
rise up and crush their cppressor

f@y- Taking with the editor Of 80
evening Journal, Qni,p engaired, What
is the use Of your second edition com
ing a. i, does 70 coon after the regular
issue" "rsey" replied the candid
eiiior--"Why, 10 contradict the teie..
graphic d'sprtc!.e, in the FIRST edition
O.t.er wi.r. the p1biic would have to wait
for the morning paper" Qudp cavei
incontiaently, ard confessed that he
sar it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04
INVASION OF THE NoRTu-TLn VI,

INVASION OF THE NoRTu-rhc Men,
phis 41roAdnche urges an aggressive war
in the Northwest. q In the name Of the
Southwestern people, says tho IRA.
kaache, eve proclaim a war If Invasion
against the Northwest to the knife -
kentucky will extend to Us the comfy
ofa passage through her territory fer our
armies. She knows they are gentIemcn
We have no fear Of being refused this
favor. We will not say anything at
present about the secret informa,ion NO
psssess of form ;dabls combinations If
good and trae men in Ohio, Indiana and
[llinais to overthrow the Lincoln d,na,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-07-04

Which they deterniue to sci. IS cheap as
can he purchased anywhere in the city for casa.
Our motto is Quick Sales and Small Profits
Any order from the country will he promptly
attended 10; as much as If the purchaser YVES
present.
Nr. Hoc'I having b en- engaged in the Lanber
business for The last nine years in this City, fat:
ters himself thai be will ne able to render com
piete satisfaction 10 customers. Give Us call
before Purchasing elsewhere.
Enscatine iowa, aprii lss. 1850.