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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-28
PROF. L.. MllLER'S
HAIR 1NVIGO1eATOR:

An EFFk,TivE SAFE AND ECONOMICAL cowro,x,
FOR n STORING GRAY HAIR 10 IL original
color without d>"ihg, ana preventing the hair
from turning gray.
!uR PRt ENTiNt; EALINE>S and curing !,
whr" here il the leas, particle Of vitality Or
rtcuper.ti,e 4, r. malning
FOR REMOVING SURF AND DANpRUFF.
and all rntaE ou- affections of the SCALP
FOR BEAuIlFliNi HE LAIR imra ting to
it an nncqnaieh gloss and hrillianc, making
it soft ans -iln. in its texture nj c using u
t. curt readi'N.
The great celebrity and the increasing demand Sor
this nneInaed preparation, convince the proprietor
that one trial ony is OILY necessary satisfy dis
corning public of its superior qualities over any
other PREPARATION at present in use 1t cleanses the
head and scalp from dai.druH and other cut.,,rous
Diseases the hair grow lux urantiy and ryrs
it rich. soft. glossy and flexible app earahce and also
where the hair IS lo"sening aid thinning it will give
strength and vgor to the roots and restore the
those parts hch have iecome bald, causing il, 70
vie d "A fresh rorersno Of hair.
There are hundreds of ladies and gentlemen in New
York wh' have had their hair y the use 81 this
lnvi-ortior when all other preparations had billed
L. NJ has III ms p"ssessi"u letters nnumeric testify
M /" the "b"ye Facts, from persons o' the hig re-
Sctailits. Il will .aeetually prevent the har rom
turning gry until tn. latest f.rod If life; and in cases
where the hair has arrad, change its color the use Of
n" inSiE"rat"r will it'll restore it t. its orig
mai hue. giving II duk gi"-Sl api r4rsuce. As
perfume for the +" let and Hair Restorative it j. tr-
tcairly rec"Hpei!f'i. having a-re;lr fragrance;
AID the great facilities Il affords dressing the hair.
which. wh"r moist with tn" II vig"rat"r =
in required form soas to preserve it, place whether
rlaiil Curi,-heUce tn. d-uarrd Il ~ tn.
ladies STANDARD toilet article which nj
be without She Il " th.u he reach all,
heiug Or If T~ In flItE j n :, per bot
lfr h all rrSpectt L. druggists * perun.ers
L.MILLER would cali the attention Of r,rtrts and
,u.rdanst the "f his Inv igoratnr. whore
the chtidreus' hair ihciifes 10 he WAX. Tie If
lays the found t"n for good head ~ hair A. it re
moves any nl urities that may have hrcon. CONNECTED
With the sap. the rrn"v Al OF which j. ss,ry bath
r the health If the child and the pr ear lIce Of
It's hair
rT.0S None genuine witho at the fac smile IeuIs
MILLER tn" nuter WA per; also. L. GItIERS'
HAIR RE TokATitE. \. }. blown in the GAS.
hni, sne Depot. 20 Bey ~. and suid all the prir-
cpal Merchants and Drug sts thr"a rhont the world
~ e~aI discount to purchasers the quautily. l
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L. stimoHiais OF the Horace Waters Pianos
and MelnlitOsis.

''The Piano to hand. in first rate order It'll
beautiful Instrument and no mistaAe' lee d walker,
fhIiadsipb,a. Pa.
John Hewitt. II Carthage. New York, who has had
DIV Of the norac. Waters Pianos, writes foiioss
- Trend WISHES me to purchase pIano for
her Size likes the one you sod NE Il. December. lH1o.
Ny riau econins popua" III this place, and 1t ink
c"l' introduce one or TWO more they Win lie moie
P~Iu.aI than any other make
- " t have tan OF Wa.ers Pianos in use in Sem
mary ole OF winch been severely tested ,orthree
years and testify TO their good qusiity ai du-
rabbit, ~ GOD T. (Srsx org, Noun, CarroH. MS.
"h. W.rs :. L.,.--Dear SIR: Having used one Of
your PAM tortes two years past, have iouhd III
Pr,uetyai broo tiyn heag hts Seminary.
The anu lre,.,ved rom continues gave sat
,ss'non regard i as one Of ,he best INSTRUMENTS III
''The MeUdeon has saieIy arrived. feel Obliged to
You Tor your DISCOUNT" do all can Tor you
ia these parts Rec. j. NC CormtcA- 1ars sseIts,SC
The riaIo was duly received Il can't III eAeeieLt
cond. tiou Is very much admired hy my numerous
family. Accept ny ti'anks ipr your pon'pth.ss. -
robert Coopsr. orrs"ham, br9aj9r" county F4.
our u,r ,l,n..s lls we'll. It's nest ia our
Couuty." rhoma. 4. Latham, cam'eho", Ga.
We are very much Obliged 70 you ipr ma'ihs sfi'.
to recommend ii. t,-Btssk. HID Co., bstafo Lem.
The Horace Waters Pianos are khos as AMONG the
very best enabled to speak OF these Instruments
with confidence from personal know ledge Of ther
ee!lent tuie AID dura,e quality ". J. hsaHxsh<f'
We speak vi the merits OF the Horace "~'ers
Pianos from personal ~ pehs oi the very
hest qualit, .''-Christtsa i1fefi,gsnefr.
Nothng a, the state fa,r displayed greater excel
Irnce i'll any department tth shs ''oi".e ""seis H.
amos. ''-Churchmas.
The Horace atere Pianos are built OF the hest and
most thoroughly seasoned material. "ehave no DOUBT
that do as we'll. perhaps better AT this than
any other hvuse in the Union -I1drseafs J0url.
~ aters' Pianos and Meiodeoi challenge cunpari-
son with the finest made anywhere III The country. -
home Journal.
Horace aters' Piano Fores are OF full. rich, and
even tone aud IN, w-rful ".Nsr York .Nssieai RsrrsD.
.'our friends III md At Mr. Waters store very
best assortment of Pianos to he found IN the United
States, and We urge our southern and western friends
to give him Il call wheneses they 20 20 New YORK;"
Graham's Magazine.
Ma.eran,ms :s.R.a Rra,ad way. New Ynfk
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: t'unath school Buuk, Published by lL.,


Inc AhtreFsaf! aEd snndty sctio4 Musle liyuk. NJ.
J. t"hlds J. cunts ti.d as frfce Ce4... - -.
'N''a> ISl "uL"i'u' Ih* AhiiIA .fadi4 dLd sunday
>,=oa b asst D"nk. No :. cotaas - t.. 4,l Al, ..,t,
l%|@s " tthAs each. dat. ieI tsui-urrt. Anu.yrr
aas "ttA sand > -etA"0t S.usC DDJA. M - CU4tns
70" Aes ai'a ~ ..iI's iFtg icents PEI and.
lac AahifUIsa4J aIsu sunday sciioui A.s Ioun,
= 80" reaH5 Il Contains tuva - u.I..; EICe
" &'tte eatH, dvlt. per HunuicI. 1He Anniversary
st4llaa vi I'D
- iK several aadtoiA pieces, contains tfes
~ Hans pace ctits eath, ao!s. per The
heNnSt Frth5 Muse l"Vh. Nos. ! and !. , No. c"h~
ta i talcs ard > urn,, pFtCe ceL, No contains
~ tunes @d hSLIne pace cents dots. i,1,
fusla-e cent ehtn. Inc sIjtailh- school Bell
tt Isl tunes ana ~ li> Price IL cents tarn. dolls
ItE buured. postage t"J cents eyh; elegantly "uhd,
each. ID dollars Ter bundled. Ioi gesatoiai
cisluEan eight ae tractpree - cts per aoLeu, 10
dollars Der hundred.
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A co'nrrd firm in Newark. New
Jersey, having suffered s"me p"cuniary
embarrassment, recently closed business.
and the senior member gave 10 the public
tio7 OF c"pnrsni ps hrretot" r"~istln 'vlxt
me and n,>e. jones IN d barber proEe>
sion. AN hrr.trto resolved Pussuns who
ose mnN ply N de sc'Ibcr. Dem what
de- furn o. must call % Jones, as de
farm is insulyed.
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10 iiOl sEKEEPERA.

r,rs"r Jan. 30. "a tsy1) THOMAS Golden.
10 hOl sEkEEPERs.
= OMETHING \EW-k. T. BABBITT'S BEST
- MEblCiN Al SALtRA1US
Is manufactured from common ssN, and
N 10 lreI AIRED eat rely different from other . .
N "a Saleratus. All the deeteriuus matter ex- ia
tracied in such manner rs 20 produce
Bread. Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake. with
cut containing n particle OF Saieratus when
the Bread or Cake is baked : thereby uro-
ox. duciHg wholesome results. Every mari cle
10 OF Saeratus 10 turn ed to gas. and BASES I'll
through the Tread an hisc ut while baking
consequently nothing remains ut common
Salt Water and Flour. You will readily
rerceive'h ny the taste OF this saleratus, that
10 IS entirely dlereit from other Saleratus. mn
90 II is lacked in one pound papers. each (lS
wmller branded. ABB. I. Bal bitt s Best Med
lciaI saleratus;' also, picture. twisted loaf
OF bread. with glass Of efervescing water
on the TOP. When you purchase one paper
IN you should preserve the wrapper, and lie IN
~ Iarticular to get the next exactly like the ~
first rand as above.
full directions for making Bread v It'll this
Saeratus and Sour Milk or Cream Tartar,
VIII ACCOMPANY each package: also. direc-
- ti"ns for making all kinds of Pastry; slso, -
for making Soda Water and SedIitz Pow ders ~
MAKE yot'R OWN SOAP with B. THAR.
Bl1I'sfUKE CONCENTRATED POTASH
Warranted double the strength of ordinary
v Potash: put up in cans--l H.. 9 u.s., AIS 4
q 81 s., and y ns.-with full directions for q
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will find thr the cheapest article in IL ark.t
Manufactured and tor sale by
D. T. BABBlTT.
IA o. TO- ", ~. - 4 ashLgtohs ST., -
New YORK, ~
and No. 3e India ST., Boston.
nxi:vii:ly
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REA! ESTATE Tl II SALE AT
GREAT BARGAINS!

TIE PURCHASE X MAZE RICH.
Now is the Tim. L. Invest.
he Undersigned "ii'Ts % The pubic II, To-,
! loving 'eslrai.r AID val ahl, ,r,,,,,, a,
very low rates and easy terms.
j.O a,les OF choice prairie land in ic.awa
county. 1awI
go II, les in lama county:
J-O acres partly improved in Cedar comm,
ctIiGhlinl'I located and e>ignr.i fer = pr,i,
an" s'"k tai INV thin niles vi tn county, a
Also. $50 acres Of iir,her land:
Also. 3O) valua bic Town Lots, IN ~,or,..
AddiI,th:
For particulars as to price, terms AMI ln,.)i,,
inquire OF The Undersigned. or OF II C. p,Ar1
office in the basemen, OF the n.w ,uuIi house:
}. II. STARR:
Upton. February 9th. lSiO-6
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ahnnges In the English Language.


Our young readers will be interested to
sec the curious changes which our Ian.
gasge has undergone at d,,ie,eut periods
These viii BE- seen 10 the following spec.
linens OF the Lords payer at different
periods:
A. n, 1850 ]
Fsder our in heven, halcwyed bethe
thy nam. com thy kingeriche, thy willie
be do" III hevrn aud III er,hc. Our cv,
erich d'y breid gif ou, to day. And for.
RhIve Gus our dcttes, as we tvrchtveu our
det,nurcs. Aud lede Gus nuught into
tempta'oun, but delyver our from ivil.--
Amen.
A. D 1900 ]
Fadir Gus IN hcven. IIal,wvd be thi
name, come thi kingdom. Tia willie be
don, az in hevene and in erthr. Our
uche dayes bred give us to-day Aud
fprvIvc Us our dettrs, as we forgiven our
dsttourcs. Aud edc US not into temp
tatluun. Bote dclyvere US of yveI Amen.
A. D., 1879, Wick!iffe's Bible
Our fadyr that art in heavenrs. Hal
Iced by thy uanc, Thy Kingdom come to,
b. TIN will dnne Ia rrthe Us in henvcnr,
Give to US this day our bread over otter
substances. And forgive to US our d.tt
as we forgiven to our dctters; aud lead
US not into temp,ation; But deliver u
from cveI. Auen.
IA d, 1926, Tindalc's Testament
y cure father which art in heven, hal
owed BE- thy name. let thy nglou
come Thy will BE- fuI6llrc as we'll in
erth. as hin " i" hev"n. Give vs. this
daye, our day y hreade And forgive vs.
our tr"aSp1ss even as We furgcve them
which ,rrp pas Vs. L".de vs. no, into
temptation, iut delyvrc vs. from yy.Il 49,
Amen.
IA D. 1889, Coverdalc's Bible.
Oar .aihrr which art in hcaueu, hal
owed be thy name.
Thy kingdom come. Thy will be done
cupn Ia errhc IS 1t is in hean"n
Glue Us this day our daily bread
Aud forgive Us drttes as we also for
give our dettrrI Aud lead u not into
temptation, bun drIeuer Us from .ui for
thine i, the kingdome aud the power and
the gIorl" for "n+r. Amen.
Now If you compare any of those with
IN" prayer repeated by our Lord in the
81 .th ch"pf"r of III" Gospel by Matthew,
y"u will st" the difference between ,hen. I
aud our present yer>i"n ~ y TriJune.
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E>TKAY HEtFER AND srtER

a4ehnp by thomas Finch. At his residence
IN 'entf" Township, Cedar coun J. Iowa on
the ga ga! O. November, \. ID. 1870: laid Steer
- red rilh nnuer BIT out If the left ear; the
bush OF the tail is whitening ar, und the tail
above the bush, and appraised ut Sll. Said h-it-
er - whit. with red head and neck. with IA
"hiit 'aii aiHl face. and supposed to Ire one . ear
ola last spring. and appraised At $3.50.
ALbNZo SHAW, Cl'k.
Ce,inr County Iona.
Upton, Dec. 18th, A. y. 1850. nu5l-3m.
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EArIsAY COLT.

TAKEN Up b, 4. l.. Margl md. NJ his res.
h"nre in Mnsslon low sifp trdai COUNTY,
Iowa, a Dark Ba nr Brown Maze Colt: TWO ,cai.
Old last Slhln9-no marks perceptahi.: ami a,,.
praised ut MT, dollars. AiDNZO SHAN.
County Cleik.
Upton. No I'D ls6O:nis,n3
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i.SrRAY HORSE.

aiken up by X 'he,' safely, at his residence
N iaAt township, Cedar county, Iowa, on
lie ~ 'iay "t December, A. u. lsbO one dark
4 "y mare colt, n white spot "u the forehead,
and til. Oil hind foot white. end ap,., ni.ed IL
$40. ALOSZO = AW Irk
Cellar C"nnty. E,na.
Upton Dec. 18th, 1860. no 52-im,
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10. LANES LAsr.-I, is said tho,
Gen j Ian" has sen, the fo.lnvine dis
patch to the Governor of North Carolina:
Deer g"r--"r"=on Is pr"bably lest.
have resolved to zee seed with my Native
state. The election Of iiuknn ha, did
IN" ""' Our On y trust j. in god and
southern onion, Yours.
j.. Lain
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PLEASURE, Tx" quicksilver. i bri-ht
and ~hy Ii We strive t" crap it. 1t
still "lnde- n>. aud still g'it,or- W
perhaps seize it at last, aud fluid it ran,
poison
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AhEN Up ~ ans Pare Il. al te.,
l done +, III Dayton ans .ip ttd., tnun,,
Iowa, % itr lJti d,l / ticcrmheg. \. +, h..
IA red ana wbl!,-'r IA her hlnau aud uhi,,-
'''. I've yeas "it, la, pm Z; II" nllrn ,r
brand eic,ltahi' al, nrt rai-, aat 80
ALONIi ~liAA .,l'A.
Upton. Feb. . lstt. rs
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SEWING MACHINES.
L. CORN ELL 4 co.'s
Family and Manufacturing
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
TACGART l. FARR'S PATENT.

Ne are happy to to the thou sands who are using
our machines, aud the thousands that them that
each machine now hears the patent license stamp Of
GROVER Il BAKER. elias Howe, Jr., and all persons
selling or using them are secure against any molesta
! ton.
! Our Ma. hines Just what We want them; in
dre't competition ard on equally popular basis with
the best made and h@ hest priced hines in any mar.
llemner lot which have several styies), Needles,
ard everything necessary to theruse in family shop
This makes them still the cheapest, legitimate aud rs
class Mac hine in market.
In justice to Machines well as our customers
ne offer 10 refund the money in SIXTY days for any
chine which does not wholly satisfy the pur, haser.
ms feature alone M axes our IN ,chne worth much
more than any other as there is necessarily
Luy ing NEST machines.
few of its superior qualities are these:-It uses
straight needle. has great space under the ARM
from two COMMON spu"is, neither being fastened and
both in sight. turns hinges secured from dust and
EXPOSES no ot its lever purchase greater than that
any other machne:it has but two regulating screws
and hoth are above and in ront the driving wheel
trely outside Of the table: IL requires ateratian
ally aretes Of work: certainty do heater greater
variety OF ork than any machine uong the hundreds
with which We are acquainted; its tension is perfect;
easily siii: II hotherx no'odI; nuyiCes
Man tEe i. Nome other will satisfy where il is hnown
We can safely SAY that no piece o Hl cr-saving
chucrI grew rapidly into universal favor as our
sewing Machines Three wears has placed them in the
very front rtks Of first ciiss machines. though
manufacturing facilities have hren largely increased
have not een u e - snply the dem ,ds during the
past seas"t!. W. can low NIL all orders " have adj
ded to =, les the ghtSide Blake d johnson uijus.
table ti"nner atd can nov defy the world to T. odacr
better in- rumtas FIR ing all kinds of sewing and
em'r'td"ry. Let every one who is Interested in the
great Improvements in sew nF machines, whether they
wish to pa chase not. eud for descriptive Circuar
and samples OF stitch.
"em"s' 'G;t"m the public a: ,nst unprncjrled and
perfectly irresponsible parties who nav, claimed 10 he
our sh cess"rs represents that our machines
of M rkct. and offer cts.-way machine ours IN its
place We "uly sell our own machines. TaEeert Il
trrs patent, ana the sole prDprlctors in the eight
Northwestern states. Address
l., CORNELL 4 Co.
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AN IRISH ADVERTISEMENT IF he
gfnt'r mn ~"" keep shoe shop With q
red had, will retnra the ambreH4 uf Il
yon". LADY with an ivory handle, he " III
hear Of 50 ncthin. TO her advantage
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! : I =
- 8 Ev = n YEAR,,
The ARVAA cAAen ~ 49,.

y ~
ing thu sseesn :.
~co~nopo''sas AT A.......
have made it . household vorA :. us0S
quarter OF the country. Unasaa ossAop, !.
Of this popular institution or"' Ne ,.s.y
IN 'usand homes have learned :. tarte Aua"
b. antifui works OF art on thei, :" lsppeci,ss
literature on their tables, the .. sas' ~ eAo
r've'i from becoming \ snbsc r;s.ss beaets
Subscril tons are now bein. VI
ITO UNPARALLELED with that Of sny eessss'N..eth,
TRIMS Of sUBsCRIpT'''":,'<
Any person can become a me-, 'N
receive 80 tAs,
ls,-The large and superb steal,
HIS ' EEGni' n1.',ed "FALsrAFF Sts,a
2d-one copy. on year. Of TN.
j i''tfs It'1'"s' the cosAopol1ass'S, \:
3d-Four admissions. dur;,. "
HEGALLERY or PAlNTiNSsM ne ssa
WAY, N. Y" ''"S' Nv BkO,s
In addition TO the above b.,.s..
e eMr" to Inc sa'ser''erH as sra.utou. NV.
VOf6o Of Ait
comprising valuable paintings, marble.
outlines &C, forming trul, nation., r.
lie superb Engraving. which ey.r, . %ss
WIN receive entitled. "Fnls,aff M.., ,a
"'c'ulls' Is one OF th, most beautiful .aH
ia' ehefaV'hEs ever issued in this c,n, ,aot
o"ne o" .'ee'' IN fine line and s,in,L
p in.n,, "n ,ea'y pate paper, 30 b, n
m"ns ""st ho'ce "rnam-n,. sui,.la. ~" ,as
M"'s W ing '''r,'A, parlor Or Office. +. . ~.
IL me celebrated scene Of Sir Las ~ :. sset
cei.ing. in Justice shadows M No." sls'sd h
wh'' have be.n entered 70, hi. 'Se feenl
ment.' IL ro'ld not be furnish, .ssed re
toi less than five dnllars ." me trad
The ART JOURNAL is too v.uh.
Whole county 10 need sNy ,or.s.sa., 2 fhe
Is magnincently ILLUSTRATED mav.,irs y l., u
CONTAINING tss,.s 20, NJ, Strriss. I;,..;. ar'
u. Tie yer, best writer's ia Ameris., w.
ihe engraving II sent T., any psr, Of II. ram.
ny t.. mail. with safety. being packed IN , s,ls
der Hostage I'epaid. ~"
subscriptions will he received until IL =.
iIg 0f The Is h 1T April 1851, st which n.
The books will close aud the p-cmiums & an.
t" subscribers.
n" person IL restricted 20 = single su,.~,
h"h. those renting SIS. are entitled 10 i
memberships and to one RI ~ eaera,ist !.
their trouble.
subscriptions from California. the Cpy.
ann All foreign couhtrir., must he 81 so in
u - IN I" der t" drfray extra postage etc
For further particulars cent for com d,
eletanti, illustrated Art journal pronoua,
the hahdsomest mngaxine in AmeT,ra he
tains Catalogue Of Premiums aud punro
superb "ngravings. Reamlar price, 50 cen. !.
number. Specimen copies. however. vim =.
fI thnSp Misht,.r IN,
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lr is II val" t" hop" to please all alike
1T man stand with h,> tacr IN what ui.
r. c'I"n he will he must necessarily turn
his b. upon halt III" world
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GIRL :, -, ,hs,r.,a ia h,aL.I'r ~
should thiok that :, n.;r IF bo,1s,.,,.
eve. weulj h. ,b,. h.,t ,,;-r,r =, sho,,
hy ..yas ,,,,, ,,r f.It.,x r.
been L,,,yh Nv ,h,n " ,,,,, vr.,.I, -.
,.l;.a
-"Ni.< P")'y,' said Inrlc Ia. "f a.
old t"n""'lvn' town. - n" !.nlh.p1 iutu
the hon>" at w ancl ~ maiden l,ly. on q
pleasant m"rnin2. Mis- pliy. ven are
in>i rate sweeper Ny VT, thinks She's
pretty tail one. but -he'i take Ter
broom aud 90 all over the hou.c. and
have got together ia five minute, there. ="
Uncr Ed left very so,a
Anr'hrr inst nee Of his wit is on r.
cord G in. into the nicriy cleaned dwell
linz % neighhur. on. d,y. with sn~ui
cipu, looking boots. the rood wifi. baiIeI
hio with
"Di you see the scraper at the door,
Uncle Ed?'
"Ycs H." was the reply, "anI iut,nl
List night the register Of one of our
principal hotels wa huuorrd with the
n,n" Of recently arrived South Caruln
ian, e. which mate w"r app"nded the
p'rt"n'"u> c'p'tal~ IS e. A =" n"d"r
stood t. represent tn" wor"s. South CIR
DINA Army Co1>'d'r'b'y to his dis
fond -l,nce at hi title h f.n,,l =. 4,
sam, ;,r.ver.,t r,,rtv l,,5 -, r..',,.'. ',
id til l..terS .'s~" t,thrsrn,. a. ,L.,
he had been fuuriny for ,v,.ivn !, nr'
mo-, III b ,ok az uS,n,h c,ro,;u, , -
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Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!

FIFTY DOLLARS!
ANlNG completed and occupied our rr
i Fire-Proof ManufactOr, the most petd
machine shop in the world-we hsys sialalpi
the event by producing new FatGily S~xiu
Mao nine. containing the latest iEnpYov~ ENEMA Il
the very low price of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave n. pabTe
Nlthont inducem, Mt or excuse for bpviu say Of
he inferior marhin which infringe ast vss
"n'a Competitions will hencefOytS ss.ssas IN.
possible. very isv.e reductions haSbse n Dc
II the prices Of all nf
SINGERS STANDARD NACHISEa
tor manntac uring purposes, which are vel
know To he without any successful rival IN ill.,,
market Much ha- recently been published in
regard to varion> stitches made BY sewing ma.
"hines. We will take il for granted thst oil the
world knows the fact, I ut singers Machru
maze the bust stitch ever invensed, md a. =
the best style.
ns>Hend for a copy Of L. ~ ssgw + Co.,
Gasete which contains full information abcs
prices. sizes, ETC.. offs wing mae hines, and viii "
snJJ Ira grafiA. IN SINGER 4 CO,
Jan 70. 1859: ass Broadray .Nssr im
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I'M anil after Monday. Nov. rs. 1891. unttH
~ III Their notice. trains will run - follsss'
TRAINS WkeTwARD.
NAIL TRAMP.
Leave Chicago At 90, ~
Ar,ivea Cedar Rapi ID At ll,25 Al
TRAINS EASTWARD.
Nall THAiH.
Leave Cedar Rapids ct
Arrive 1t Chicago 1t sw
At Dewitt with stages for CsvenpoRt AsquoAs
tn. Al Yankee Run with stages for T0foh..s
Onion ,:rove with stages for Upton. Al Lasua"
with stages for AnamosA. At Cedar hsP'S'
with stages for
.Nurios, Ninsos, Woterloo. Cedar FaNa
f. iodye TOT do, MOrr.fo, II,
Desmsoines, C"u~ca Bluff,
S'onI City.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
The shortest. cheapest. and most expsdisicss
route between Chicago and Central lowA y -
ing only 1856 miles from Chicago - the Aiss'1
ippi River. and thence directly into the lssss'e'
Of Owa.
An agent will be at the Depot II F1)los - =
ceise ali baggage for Clinton - Ne RoaA vnlea
will he conveyed across the river free Of chsrSs
NJ. SMITH. Eng. / Supsriatsn dent
J. ". Han, General Frcixhs Agent =.
Clinton. Iowa, Nov. u, 1S60. vsssu'
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MISSISSIPPI AID AAlssoHsi Il q
and att, Monday, nstci.r 18th, i.s0 Oh
~ until further notice. tyxiRs win sws ~
lows.
brave Witch ~ ba9sarort 1 rhi
r''ao AZ 40 A.A ,.hnfY
lev Wii'nn 70, Marcnso .ha
ira'" Wish tor Iowa cit, and
a"ernlihe. SIS NAslbFy
Arrive At Wilton from laveupo,,
ana 'hiragU h.l nkslsry
r'"a ".llan ON Mus stis~,
III n, =. o. - J0HA
niv at Vito" from Iowa City,
Passengers going ives, make dirrc, corr
lions with III Western sisge co.'s staK.s forN
pom sw,-1.
fasse gers going cart make direct connections
al h"rh Island " ith the thicsgo AMI Rock lSlahd
X. K. traits for all points east = nth ard north
Ais" with the 'alrns. dubuque and It. Paul puck
cts at La, export.
All trains rnhni' z East connect directly q
Chicago, with all iiains over ali the rosds Ess'
and south.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of
pivihs distinct diree ti0ns ~ t. the dsstihal@
OF the'i baggage. Also ~ procure tickets a'ehh
taking their seats in thu cars.
J.P. TRACY. suvt
A. KIMBALL. Assistant Supt.