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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-06
Thaddeus Stevens on Emancipation.

Ii the House of Representatives Of
the U. States on the 23d inst. Hon.
! Thaddeus Stevens Of Pa. one Of the
most outspokep patriots in the nation---
made speech, in which after speaking
of the futiiry of an attempt to soon
stop the rebellion, while the industrial
pursuits of the rebels % Oh uninter-
rupted through the labor Of their slaves,
he speaks of the general emancipation of
the latter, and closes thus
1t might be asked, Why lbcrate the
slaves Of all instead of conEning it to
those Of the rebels only? There would
be great difficulty in executing such i
law. Perjury, fraud, and falsehood would
screen half the guilty. Oar object
should be, not on y to end this war, but
to prevent its recurrence. Slavery is
the cause Of it. Hatch up compromise
now, and leave this germ of evil behind.
and it will soon again ove:run the whole
South. Even if you would free three
forths of the slaves, you would have OK
pended countless treasures and untold
lives in vain. Iwould do no Injustice
to loyal men, and though not recognizing
the right Of one man to hold another as
mere property, would treat loyal slave,
holders fairly by pedgins the nation for
their compensation The war is now
costing at the rate of five hundred mil
lion year. Deduct the price of the
slaves in the border States from one
years expense of the war, and it would
show balance in favor of emancipation
Of four hundred millions. Manunlit the
slaves and the war would end in six
months. Leave them to the rebels, and
[ doubt if six years will end it Six
years, with slavery and d2bt of two
billions! Tender hearted Cnrst;ans.
mcrcitul statesmen, benevolent philan
thropists. Let :he people, know that this
government is fighting, not only to en-
force sacred compact, but to carry out
to final perfection the principles of the
Declaration of Independence. Let the
sword 60 forth in one hand and the book
Of freedom in the other, and the army
will soon sweep despotism and rebellion
from every corner of this continent
Thus would benign Providence bring
incalculable good out Of this mighty
evil. Wha, an opportunity is presented
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Re bel Currency:

The old table Of school days, "ten mills
make one cent, ten cents one dime, ten
dimes one dollar" is "played out" A
dime or dollar, in hard spcltcr, is a
sight good for diseased optics, aud five
minutes survey Of ten dollars in specie
would cure the most hopeless case of
Asiatic cholera. But we have new ia
Bile Of currency, and it is published here,
free Of charge, for the benefit of those
who choose to Gu. it out and pc it up
for reference:
10 omnibus tickets make half dollar.
Schelke's beer tickets make man
drunk. invested in lager.
10 Krost's beer tickets make one city
shinplaster.
handful of shiuplasters with the
pictures worn off make a man cuss.
10 half dollars make fool of poor
man.
25 beer tickets (Schelkc's or Kros,'sl
make half cling.
40 beer tickets, 10 omnibus tickets,
handful of shinplastcrs, and nary half
dollar, make a man steal If they don't,
we should like to know what wil.-Nc,c
Orleans Delta.
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ASSISTANT SURGEON CARPENTER.

ASSISTANT SURGEON CARPENTER
We find in the FIN loua Register the
following aa,tcring notice of our former
townsman:
"Dr. Carpenter, the Assistant Sur
gcon Of the 9th Iowa, has recently been
appointed Post Surgeon, who, besides
being an able and efficient Surgeon, gives
his unwearied and undivided attention to
mitigate the sufferings of the sick and
wounded soldiers. The friends of the
soldiers in the 9Th Iowa may rest assur.
ed that when the men are sick, they have
as good attendance as can be afforded -
Too much praise cannot be awarded to
our excellent surgeon, DR.. Carpenter, for
his kind attention to the sick. They
are supplied with good wholesome diet,
clean beds and attentive nurses, and of
course under such system, all the pa
tients are in Il fair way of recovering"
We are pleased to hear, from this and
other sources that the Doctor is so we'll
liked. 1t is just what We expected. to
hear Of him.
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsr, for
February is received, and is fully up to
all that has been promised for the TWEEN.
~ First Volume, either by the publisher
himself, or in the friendly notices Of 9th.
err journals. As an indication of the in
tri"sic value, as we'll as the labor, care,
and expense bestowed upon each copy,
attention is called to the fact that this
single February number Of the Agricul.
tur.st contains about two hundred items
Of Information, reckoning separately the
different recipes or directions for making
Corn Bread and Corn Cake, which all
came from different sources. 1t is an
excellent journal and should be in the
hands of every farmer. Terms, 81 a
year. Address ORANGE JUDD, Al Park
Row, New York. We can furnish it to
our subscribers at IS cents year.
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THE SINS OF ENGLAND.-Thc outgiv-
inss in the London Times and other Brit.
ish journals, that We Of the North, in cur
stone fleets, &C., are conducting a war
against civilization, &c, provoke many
u retort The World says:
The dungeons of the tower; the
feshless and grinping skulls, which, Of
old, formed the appropriate ornaments of
Temple Bar; the bloody asSizes Of JEFF
freys the ravages of C!avcrhouse the
massacre of Croheda and Glencoe, the In
dian tomahawk and the scalpins knife
employed in our war Of the revolution ;
the victims of the old Jersey prison ship;
the Hindoo rebels, whose bodies were
rammed into mortars and fred into the
air-all bear witness to the murdcrous
revenge with which England visits rebel.
lion to her authority. And this is the
England which cxhor:s US to forgive our
rebels and acknowledge the new Daho''
mey in our Southern States in the inter
est Of humanity and cotton.'
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Mr.. EDITOR Permit me throu oh
your paper to make suggestion to those
who intend to raise cane another year.
1t Is this: In order to make good molas.
SEES, or sugar, good dry wood is ncccssa-
ry; and as in all probability there will be
larger amount raised next year, than
ever before, it will be difficult to get it
manufactured, unless each one prepares
enough wood to work up his own cane,
at least those will be more certain of get.
ting their cane worked up, who have the
wood to do it with. Common cord wood
split reasonably 6ne is the best, and now
is the time to prepare it. About one
and one half cords to the acre is sufficient.
A. H. PERRY.
Upton, Feb. ), 1869.
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to this republic to vindcasc her consis
tency aud become immortal The &C.
csslon is forced upon US, and the invi
tation presented to strike the claims
from FOUR millions Of human beings, and
creo,e them men. to cx,ingui>h slavery
on this whole continent, wipe ont the
most hateful and Internal blot that ever
diagracei the cscutchcon of man, and to
write page on the history of this world
whose brightness shall eclipse all the re
cords of heroes and s2"cs This Is the
Won X before us
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dipton Abbtrtistr.
Agents for the Advertiser.

A ADVERTISING AGENTS IN ST. LOUIS
IA Messrs. KENNEDY L. O'DoNooHuE General
Advertising Collecting and Commission agents,
A. Olive street st. Louis, Mo-, are our &C credited
Agents in that city, and they are authorized 10
receive Advertisements for the Upton ApVkh-
rlsER, and collect bills for the same;
S. S. DANIELS, Publisher
MATTER e. ABsorr, of New York, are author
lied to receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER
WILL BoNSETr l. CO., of New y ork. are author
ICED to receive advertise ments for the ADVERTISER
s.WRATupuS. Of Pioneer, is authorizes to receive
subscriptions for the ADVERTISER, and receipt for the
same.
NC. H.sCRIvEN. yfduertising agent, 63 Dear
bora street. Chicago, is authorized to reee'rs Hdrer
Gsemssfs for tAis and al the leading papers 81 the
NORTH West.
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vur.r Gpov,So yrspRor,rAp1r

We call the attention of our farmers TO
the statement below, and ask them to
consider the policy Of changing their
crop in part, so as to have variety of
products made up of grain, fruit, wool.
and live stock A member of the Du-
buque Farmers Club makes the follow in
remarks concerning the wheat crop OF
list year:
L" 1t is estimated tina: Iowa produce
in 1861, 27,O0O,O00 bushels of wheat,
aud that the cost of producing will ex-
coed the value by over million of dol,
lars. Wheat will scarcely pay for haul
ing to market more than iifty miles from
railroad or ether place of sale Corn
is still less profitable crop. Grain cul.
ture don't pay, and besides, under the
system the land is deterioratcd. On the
other hand the proportion of the value Of
wool required to convey the same to MAR
is very Sigh as compared with grain
or almost any farm or stock products -
Dov. Gdz.
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And all we ask is fair trial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS,

And all we ask is fair trial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS.
FACT No. This Company being duly licensed.
their Machines are protected against in.
tringements or litigation.
FACT No. 2-These Machines make the lock.
sttch-alikc on both sides-and use a little
less than half as much thread and silk as the
chain or loop-stitch machines.
FACT No. These Machines are better adaptad
than any other sewing machines in the mar.
ketto the frequent changes and almost end.
less variety OF sewlAS required IN family
They will sew from one to twenty thckne,.
ses Of Marscilles without stopping, and make
every stitch perfect. They will even sew
from the finest uze to the he West cloth,
and even stout hard leather. without chang.
ing the feed needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment of machine whatever Is not
such machine best adapted to family use !?
and u BEST adapted to family use why not
for every variety of light sewing manu- fac.
InreI For work too heavy for our Family
Machine, we recommend our larger sizes.
FACT NO. 4-Ihese Machines make the most
elastic seam Of any sewing h,ne in use
IA fact OF very great Importance in sewing
elastic goods, or goods of any kind, on bias
FACT No. 4-No Machine is more dur able or
more simple in its construction, or more
easily understood. The reputation of these
machines wherever used will fully demon.
straie each Ofthe above FACTS.
FACT No. G-Thcse Machines took the Highest
Premium at the Franklin Institute, Phla-
delphia.
FACT No. These Machines took the Highest
premium ut the New Jersey State Fair
FACT No s-These Machin took the Highest
Medai at the American Institute, in this CITY
OF New York. together with the Highest
premium for the fine Sewing Machine work
FACT No. 9-rhese Machines took both the High
est Premiums at the Mechanics Fair, Utica
Ny.
FACT No. lO-These Machines can do the SAME
thing generally, whenever properly exhibit
ed in competition with other irst.class Sew.
ing Machines But We have space for only
one FACT more-it is the most important
Fact Of all.
FACT No. live 1orra"t epery Machine me sell
TO gi'e RITTER satisfscfion than auv other
Se'eing- Machine ~ the market, or mon,v re-
funded -
~ Send for . circular. Agents Wanted.
Address,
Einkls = Lyon Sswing Machine Co.,
f'"a'mel No. 5ss BROADWAY, NEw YoRx.
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rA- The national finances Of Great
Britain for the year 1861, showed fall
ing off in the receipts, as compared with
1860, of no less than SIG, SlS,22o. The
heaviest falling off was in the property
tax, on which the present chancellor of
the exchequer had, as an experiment, ef-
fected u reduction. /: is thought that
when the extra expenses of arming Can
ada are added to the account of 1861,
there will be deficiency in the budget
of about s25,0OO,O0O. 1t will require
all of Mr.. GIadstonc's dcxterity, on the
opening of Parliament, to face the diff
cultcs in his department aud to keep
himself aud his colleagues in power
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ga VIM. d. kingiu was convicted
in Michigan las, week Of murder mark
ed by very attrocious circumstances. In
accordance with the law of the State he
was taken to State prison, there TO en-
dure solitary confinement for life From
the time he enters his den--a grave for
the living mamie VII never see a face
again. His meals are conveyed to him
through an opening in his cell, and when
it becomes necessary for human beings
to approach him, they are hooded so IS
to conceal their features.
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The FIFTH Iowa REGISTER, is tn,

The FIFTH Iowa REGISTER, is the
name Of paper published occasionally"
by the members of Company &C. at
"oonvile, Mo. As Company az is yet
a; Syracuse, the Register gives US no
news from it. 1t says that it is reported
tina. the three companies at Syracuse are
to 20 to Boonvills.
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Now IS TIE TINE to secure those
lifc,Iikc pictures taken by Simmons at
his Art Gallery over j. &. Schmuckor
& Co.. old stand. Delay net, for he is
soon going to leave for several weeks, to
visit towns in the vicinity. Call at once
or you may be too late.
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Gay Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry,
repaired and warranted at the postoflice
building, by Mr.. TERRY, Of Muscatine,
who will be here till the last of next
week. Also few clocks on hand which
will be sold low for cash.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

nOCTOk THOMAS +. CHAPMAN will send
- to all who wish il free nt charge, the Re-
ipe and inl! directio for making and using a
beautilni vegetable Balm. that will eftcctual!y
r, ,Aove rIArLEs. BLoTcHEs, TAN, FRECKLEs, &c.,
leaving tn. skin smooth, clean. and beautiful;
also fall directions for using PELArREAr's Gel.
EBRATED SrIMrLASr. warranted to start full
growth of Whiskers, or Mustache, in less than
thirty days. Either Of the above can be 90.
tained By retarn mail, by addressing l|ita
stamps for return POSTAGE DR.. CHARLES F.
CHAPMAN. Proc'i"'' Chemist s3l Broadway
New YORK Fn4"an9l
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Upton POST.OFF.CE,

Open from to II O'CLOCK \. NJ and from to
NJ. On Sundays from Z. NJ. to p. N.
CHASING OF NAILS
Eastern via Wilton. daily, at 5 \. NJ.
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays; closes at A. u.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
A. NJ.
davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at
2. NJ.
Red Oak mail Wednesdays Saturdays at AN
All drop letters must be prepaid with stamps
at the rate of one cent each.
S. S. DANIELS, r. N.
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IG- The "NATIoNALs" are coming,
and will give one Social and Patriotic
Concert, in this place, at Penna. Hall,
on next Saturday evening" This compa-
ny comes highly recommended from
abroad Turn out and give them full
house.
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rM- We learn from the Des Moiues
Register that d. j. Cue, Esq, was the
attorney Of the sitting member, before
the committee, in the contested election
case, in the House, from Clinton Co
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p@- We are under continued obliga-
ton to our members in the Legislature,
and also to D. J. Cue, Esq, Asst. Sec.
of the Senate, for various Pub. Docs.
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~ Shoe us Newspaper miosc columns are at
oil times rrocGed ,cith Advertisements, and we
UW show you community aiire mitk business and
enterprise. The age is movHg one. 4 man that
stands az these "tatter days" uiU short time nd
himself behind his competitors. III
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TO CONSVNrTIVI...

TO CONSl frTltEs.
TINE ADV ERTISER. having icen restored to health
L In few weeks hy very simple remedy, amer
having suffered several with severe lung afc'
ton. and that dread disease, Consumlionis anxious
to make known his fellow derers the means Of cure
To all who desire it, lac will send copy Of the pre-
scrtrt.on used free Of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will fnd
Sure CrEu for CoNsr Asthma. BRoN nris. &c.
The only Object of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrirtion eneft the afflicted. and spread nforma.
which he conceves to hc invaluc, aud he hopes
every sufferer VIII try his remedy, Will cost them
nothing. and pIay prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REv. EDW ARD 4. WILSON.
WuLlAssBt GU, Kings County, New York
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Iron, E,s;nr s'ia:O..

are lastly lrornunceu by the PRESS and Music Masters
I've superior instruments. They are built Of the best
and most thoroughly seasoned materials. and will
stand any climate The tone is very deep. rouui, fun
aud mellow; the touch elastic. Each PIANO ted
for three years. Price from S2GG to 500. Second
hand Pianos AT great hargainS oCaVcs. So to S@:
= oCtaycs. $50 u SlM; 90, octuveS. SID to l,O CO.
octaSes. SlM 70 lot: oct ,ves, slI5 to 20. Second
hand nclpjrCHs from $40 to 60 Monthly payments
received Tor Pianos, M"loc"us. or Alexander Organs
also for rent, and rent allowed 4 purchased per
=
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that at the January
~ term Of the County Court of Cedar county,
Iowa Preston Roberts was appointed Guardian
Of the minor heirs 6. Joseph W. lawyer. decd
T. c. BE1Ta. Couu'r Judge
iauusrv :, leG2-nl~i
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EsTRAY MARE COLT.

c.ntsa Tovn.h ~ John Dice. at his residence in
18Th day 81 October. A. D. 1861. m ss,r. On the
colt Said colt 10 bright bay. with ,h. mar, mare
bind foot white; two years old; about four.s sn,
ALONZO SHAW, County CIerk
fiptoA. Nov. l2th, 1861 ul6ms
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TRIBUNE ALMANcs" for sale at the
post Office.
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PIANOS, yas:hOuEON>.


SLert H.sie, .hnsc B0ots. .Nasc Merchandise, and
all kiads Of asicai iastru AT the !orcst pes
siblc prices.
rl>uE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
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ss~ See Advertise ncnt OF Professor
u nod' Hair Kestorative.

.TOu&'s tWoeRLY's AIEricAH tEsFsT IiuE,
tor sale II the Pos: OfiCe. see advertisement.
If
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ESECITGR'S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the unIersig n-
~ ed John Monahan has this day been appoint.
cd by the County Court of Cedar county, Iowa,
Executor Of the estate of Michael Monahan de
ceased All persons indebted to said estate
Will make payment to the undersigned, without
delay, and those having :laims AGAINST said cs-
late will He them i'll the office Of the County
judge of said county OF Cedar proved according
to law. JOHN MON MAN, Executor.
January g. lsh2-nlw4
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C. E. COL TON,
SHIPPING,
Forwarding & Commission Merchant

MUSCATINE, IOWA.
rTHANKFUL for the patronage therefore, ex.
l tended me by the merchants and others of
Upton and vicinity. hope by prompt and faith.
ful attention to any business intrusted to my
oare, to merit its continuance.
REFERENCES.
Aessrs Green 4 Stone, Muscatine, Iowa.
Weed, Brdgman & Kent,
A. Ogilvie,
=. Dey. 10 ~ City; H. Bacon & Co., Chicago
{ IL Mallack 4 Rogers, st. Louis
Muse..in:. IIo %ns Washington, Iowa.
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FINnLE L. LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
53S UrOadWny. New York.

MO PERSON who contempltcs purchasing a
~ Sewing Machine for family OF manufac tur-
ing purposes. should fail to send for one of our
circulars. which contains cuts and full descrip.
items of the several styles. prices AID samples of
work. all OF which we send by mail free. We
claim TO have the
Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
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Is rcel instrument. corresponding in power and COM
pass 10 the ordinary 10 feet pipe Ogan All no have
any knowledge of the Piano perform upou the in
strumcut without diniruN. the key board Icing the
that Of IA" Piano. In size it is from to -,
feet high, and from 10 feet wide Il is rlegant in
frm ma solid in construction. Ii = more easily re-
owed than the upright Piano. and Uos5c.St> The
mtrhah!c advantage Of seldom if ever getting out of
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rsn. See advertisement of Prof L.
MlLLER'S Hair lnviyo7ator, and Liz.
uid Hair Dye. 10 another column.
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II ENOV AI.--IioR ACE WATERS, Agent. has removed
u to No f3l Broadway, n Y. between Grand and
roomc srsrts where he sells 1octave Pianos for
$50. and warranted: second hand Pianos and Mclo
deems from SIS to s 30. All kinds of musica! mer-
chanLise prices; pianos and mclOde0ns to rent
from S1upwards. Monthly payments received for the
same. Alexander Organs for churc at low prices.
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rINHEY are now receiving their Spring Stock
4 .. Ladies' DRESS GOODS Of all the latest
stylcs->ik,, shawls, Hoop skirts. Head Nets
Patent Rnfing, pmity, DrilIiants Paiasos, Sha
kcrs, cdgings Insertions collars. Ne.
The hest stock of staple goods in the country;
lleachcd and brown Sheetngs, all widths;
Prints, Tirks, shirting checks. stripes, denlms,
pillow loom aad anvil cassmcres linen, dri ling
NC.
Alsp a larc:e and complete assortment OF
Hard ware, LucensWarc, Boots aud Shoe,
Hats and Gaps. Clothing. Nails.
Glass. Fish, Salt, DC.
To get the biggest price for your Produce and
The most goods for dollar, call on
FRED. HEIGHT & co.
We invite the citizens of Cedar ans adjoining
counties to examine or stock and prices, feet
in. confident that it will be to their interest to
deal with US.
- Cash paid for Wheat.
Onion Grove March IS, 1851.
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THE PATRIOTIC SONG BONk-l5 coo copies issu-
ed in fonr weeks. superior collection Of choice
Tunes and Hymns, written and composed for the times
he sang during the by the uprising millions Of
men " and children. who stand by the flag of
country and DIES traitors 1t contains 81 pages Of
Songs. Durts and thUruScs both sacred and secular
Among the number are the following popular songs.
The Spanglei Banner. The Flag II Union For
ever. Where Liberty Dwels There is my Country. God
Speed the Right. My Country lis Of Thee Our Flag is
There Flag of the Nation, . Care for Them Tenicrly.
Thy Country Calls Thee, The Christian Hero Columbia
the Gen, Of the Ocean. Frcemens Gathering, &c Also,
Bible Account of the Great Slaughter Of Traitors in the
days of King Gehosiphat All tor 10 cents, Sc pc,
hundred. Just published by
HORACE WATERS, AGENT