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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04
FlNkLE l. LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY.
Branch Office, lO2 Lake Street,
Chicavo. H.

on me purpose Of facilitating the Sewing
= machine Trade In the West the FI>kIEE
nn oH sf"iAG MACHINE co. have orened a
r., a once IN Chicago No. 10. Lake St,
trn Inc ~, usual charges for freights on Machine.
New W., 10, 10 this place will be added TO the
hn.' ON frices. In every other respeet the
business OF The Chicago Office will he don. IN
York ~ '"e parent once IN Ne"
,.ta .,, assortment Of Machines, with all the
offcs improvements is already in the Chicago
machine Findings will be promn,lv rlfed
10 parties little acquainted Win ,ha E;,Ll. +
~ living Machines the careful perus.l Of
Cd TL.psny circular IS especially commend
II ia rar ."'u,ar can be had Oh applica,ion-
,,ruc,;r.' speclhc' and will be found highly in.
snaelhe having been prepared with mneh care
made. y Ill statements there'n
Inc following brief quotation i, eba,sc,or;,,,c
VI the entire circular: >""' "''S '''''~
o,,o. c Machine il better adapted than ANY
chano.s ing Vaccine In market to the frequent
,n"n ns.s ana almost endless variety Of sewing
required in family; for it viii sew tram ona 20
nnm ',isknesses Of Marscilles without stop
t,o,n a., "u 'Ahe every stitch perfect. viii sew
cven az "neh game to the heaviest cloth, and
ciono; nv strohgest harness leather. without
INV aJ;,,. .ne 'eed'needle or tension, or making
Tim. -. " ""cnlDe Whatever
,;m "s nave We successfully overcome the most
wa. n a." point IN the Sewing Machine art. It
s..' "o ordinary triumph Defiantly can We now
,s.,.. so other Machine compares With i, in this
III Hence, have we nnjformly-almost
wh ."ous xception-tsken the highest premium.
i,ed i ;n the Machine has been properly exhb'
,.eo IN competition with other frat. cIs., Sewing
,ha Hence II 10 that We are able to ofsr
."e ,o''owing guarantee. viz, I've warrant eve.
Z Machine we sc to give BETTER satisfaction
.nah any other Sewing Machine in market, or
money refnnded:' We never sell Machine on
any other terms. The guarantee il "a reliable
for 'me memo no'e Of any business man in the land
10. lot. more than five years have We relied upon
.;,, lac" ior the repution Of our Machine; and
,n" " !; single travelling agent in the field
.".,e IS scarcely neighborhood on the cont
H. Nnefe the Machine IL not fsvorabIy knowp'
me pre,cr such q reputation to one based q
ill., tak,ng points,' as they are technicslT
my" IN the trade. Hence We make but on
''na OF stitch, viz. the lock atitch. alike o.
':', s'des. requiring only ne-third, tho threat
v other kinds Of stitches
n. b.-I.ocal Agents wanted In every counu
.Ionghont the West. Special inducements
., FinkIc 4 Lyon =. N. Co..
''h'"m' 1853 BROADWAY, New IoA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04
WATER DRAWER.

NE undersigned is now ofe ring 10 tho ci,;
Hehs OF Cedar county Putier's Patent Wa,.r
Ln a]er which eNces all other devices Of the
MINI IN cneapness, durability, ease Of draft cnn
Veniencc IN use, and nc atness, n acnrra', .on
,ce Ia winter; and as the bucket fills from tho
bottom it does not rifle the water md , on me
tho % ha 'nf very bottom of the wen In lowering
seen, i. ~. crank does not turn, and the de-
S S",o , r,nGon ~ which the bucket is drawn !.
p,;ce .1t"sn ana VIII last great many years
f"o, OF fnrhs. s7to $40. The ribbon il ten cents
nersnrs having having put up the drawer" for the
ps"ns Eamed below, take the liberty Of refc,.
'"s 70 'oem Tor evidence Of its excellencies.
Upton, July 3oth, 1869. '' -" ro nnn:
Drawer in use: "ners water
Hon. ". II. Tuthill, John C,h.,,.. u, -,
mono. II: Reigart S. Wirick, J. X. SnvIs, = w
'li iIi"ayn. H. e. ria's, Robert H. Adams, c. H.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04

"A we'll dressed and rather pompous
youth asked young lady who was read.
ing in the cars, as this seat encaoed
madame " The answer was Direct
~ es sir, and | am engaged, too" And
tue lady resumed her reading. A SUD.
pressed litter from some of the ladies
make his exit. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04
THE ORIGINAL
t0WE SEN]N6 W1eDlNfs.
Established in lsti..p.,G.c,.. =. ,ac,

Recent and important improvements having
been patio this Machine, renders i, now IN.
most perfect before the public. and persons a,
distance can order Mach ine with a guarantee
OF ''s prompt and safe delivery and that they
VIII be able to manage it to their entire sa,fsfac.
ton. No more breaking needles, No more mis-.
ing stitches No trouble in making any gar.
mcnt, however delicate o. heavy. on the same
machine either in cambria, cloth or leather; and
Tor dress makers, shirt makers, taiiors hat bind
ers shoe binders, or gaier fitting. as well As for
every variety Of family sewing, THEY HAVE so
SUPERIOR, and will be sold at a much less price
IMAM any other machine capable Of doing the
same range Of work
send for descriptive catalogue Of STYLES and
prices. few responsible agents will be deal
with literally.
Address The HOWE Sewing Machines Al,
broadway, New York
no2Gv9 "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04
TO CONSlMPTlyES.

T>HE ADVERTISER, having been restored n ,.,,,,
l. in few weeks by a very simple remedy. ,,.r
having suffered several years with sever. lung ,gsc
ZION, and that dread disease. Consumpton-i. an ,iou
10 make known to his llowsuGerers the means ofc,,
To all who desire it, l,- viii send a conv ~ Tho -
Scrp'on used Tree Of charge, with the direction, r
preparing and using the same. which they will find =
"- INK TOT 'osst hPrios, AsrHx.- Yes irTls. &c
"e '"s o1ect OF the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
p'oh $40 heneht the afflicted and spread informa.
ZION winch he conceves to be invaluable and he ho,e,
every sufferer Wi" try his remedy, as it will cos, them
nothing and may prove blessing
raf''e' wishing the prescription will please addre.,
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
"LLAH-rr'H' Kings County, NewY York
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04

sB~Two splendid looking companies
came in on the evening train from vii
ton, yesterday. They are from Cedar
county. There are one hundred and four
men in each company, and are Offered
as follows: Captains, S. d. johnson and
5 W. Rathbun; First Lieutenants, j. G.
Cue and Frank Fobes; Second Lieuten.
ants, +. IL. Pound and VIM. +. Ricbv.
Lieut.. Fobes hes sen service in the
"First,' and was twice wounded at the
battle of Wilson's Creek. The men are
all large, athletic looking fellows, such as
we should be sorry 70 be obliged to face
in battle The Upton Brass Band accom-.
panied them, enlivcning the occasion with
excellent music. Taken altogether, the
whole "turn OUT is an honor 10 old r.
dar They belong to the Twenty fourth
Mus. Jour Aug. 2sM.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04

To THE NERVOUS Of both sexes. AR.,i..,c,
man having been restored to health In a tw a
o,,a, many years OF great Suffering, is willing To- ASST
directed ree) on the recep. post paid
street, Brooklyn. NY &c" rniton
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04
GUARDIANS NOTICE

NoIicE is hereby given that Preston Roberto
I.o;I 'ohn moore, ct. al guardians of the minor
their petition. at the August term NJ tho o" "aea
court asking power to sell certain real csta,S
";e!ohg'hg to said minor heirs, and that soid ne
.'t'on was set for hearing at the September tarm
of said county court. p''"''' term
Aug. 18th, lsG2,-n3l 4w o'a"'S Judge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04
Republican State Nominations.

JONATHAN w cArrELL, Of Cedar
For Treasurer Of State,
WILLIAM H. HOLMES. OF Jones CO.
For At.v ney General,
CHARLES O. NoURsE, Of Polk co.
For Register of the State Land Office.
JOSIAH A. HARVEY. Of Fremont CO.
For Congress Second Districr,
HIRAM PRICE, Of sooas s.sssy.
For Judge If the Eighth Judicial District,
N. ". ISBELL, of Linn county.
For District Attorney,
ISAAC l.. ALLEN, Of lama CO.
For Member Of the Board of Education,
WIN. REYNOLDS, of johnson co
Gs1"ln the last Cedar Democrat Col
Swinetord says that we misreprcsentee
his remarks at Mechanicsyille. We have
heard more than one say that cur state
ment was correct. We are satisfied that
our inform did not designedly mis-.
represent him; if they misunderstood
him, IS they probably did, he was unfor.
tunate ia his language, or his audience.
We are willing to believe that the Col. !
has stated his real views in the Democrat, +
lie quotes largely from Garrison, Wen.
dell Philips, and that class of Abolition.
'sts, and says that they arc the ones that
he referred to. With that explanation
ofhls meaning Of the term "Abolitiouist"
we Shall not quarrel with him about what j
should be done with them. We never b
sympathizel with them at all, but Justice !
40 them requires US to say that while E
ahe} may have taIted disuuiou, We never t
heard that they favored resort to arms n
TO bring about dissolution, and thew e
meier heI4 ofhcs nor voted at all, and Of Y
course could not secure the election of
men to represent their peculiar views
ahclr doctrines were fanatical but prac $
''caIy harmless, except as they have
furnished suspicious upon which false
charges have been made against a large
party who never sympathizcd with them.
" nat party Is responsible for those
charges we will not say, but it certainly
Is not the Republican party. We should
have more confidence in the Coloners
candor did we not fud in his communi. !
cation sentences like the followins:--
'lou' (mcariug the editor of the Id.
rcrt'ser) 'have always been looked upon
as an aboli,ionist, in this community,
>iare I have been here" We have too
much confidence in the Coils good sense
to think that he believes any such thing.
(Bc it remembered that he had just Civ.
en- his meaning Of the term) That q
certain class of politicians have SO stated,
Cor roH,ica! eff ct, is true, but we did
not mistust that they ever believed it,
aud We arc yet of the same opinion. If
''thc time for political discussion has
gone by it i, also timc that such men
as Mr. Swincford should stop charging
or intimating that we, or the Republican
party, ever favored the doctrines of such
men as Garrison and Phillips. Can't
they deal justly by old political oppo.
ncnts
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04
DEs MONIES, Aug. %

We have nothing further from the
reported Indian troubles in the Northern
part OF the State. 1t is believed that the
hrst reports were greatly exaggerated
me following letter is all that can be re.
llably traced:
EsthereiNe, Ioua, Aug. 2G-To C. B.
Richards, TT. Dodge: I write to inform
you concerning matters up this way. The
The whole settlement up at jackson have
Just arrived here, frighted off by the
Indians. The facts are these:
A boy came 10 from the settlement to
jackson, wounded in the arm by bullet
quite badly. He stated that the Indians
came to his fathers house and commepc.
ed killing their hogs. He was frighten.
60, and ran, pursued by an Indian who
hred upon him and wounded him. He
succeeded IN GLIDING his pursucr, arriv- |
cd at jackson, and is now here. lie
heard firing after he left, and thinks his
parents are murdered, and the jackson
oIks think the whole settlement above
belmont, numbering nearly fifty per-
ons, are murdered, | hope it will not
rove as bad as that That there is bad
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04

GILT MOULDINCs
k"h i1cture Framing: A large var;..v =,
- ps'erns, a. the oneprice Furniture Roam.
81 > D." y STEIN, Muscatine Iowa ''''"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
Too Cenerou. FOrbearnncs.

Bv this mild phrase. Lincon's Secretary Of the Navy
Captwkss omission to seize the steamer
Trent, and carry her into port for adjudication In
his annual report the Augusta C0Hstiuoadit't re-
minds us, the Secretary said
"The promp. and decisive action Of Captain Wilkes
merted and received the emphatic approval OF the De
psrtment and If generous foTbearsnee WAS exhibit
ID by him in not capturing the vessel which had toe
rebel euemits beard may, IN view OF the special
crcumstances and Of its patriotic motives, be excused,
mt il must by no means be permitted TO constitute
p-den, hereafter for the treatment Of any case OF sim
lar irfr,c,on of neutral obligations by foreign vessels
engaged in commerce or the carrying trade
I,is no, possible as the Charlottesville argues IN
the face Of this language for the L;neola Admnistra'
on honor.by disavoS the &c, OF Captain Wilkes or
to refuse to adopt l. sue sand by it to the bitter end
os report Was ss1t TO Congress by the President He
o. course knew s contents, did the whole Cabinet
90 paint 80 m9msa,oui their position mushAve been
drsd aud the very language here quote eonned over
d agreed upon before it vas laid before Congress.
That Lucoa overloaded the reports of bis seeretare'
aai qured them to take oay such positions As he APP
proved We kno~ from the history Of hs matter in Cam
eron case There H. therefore, escape for him from
n, ponsioty thus ssJumsd TIE issue this passage
makes between England and the Fed ral Government is
direct ald very puiuttu. II iea'es sHN-N ~ w.
for elviling and qlib56og. and explaining away the
emphatic approval here spoken Of.
10 the phrasooogy Of the passage quoted, there is
menace which looks very like studied insult to Eag
and Capt Wilkes i mildly chidsd for no; going to fur
Their esrsmties Or rather bis declining to stzs the
Trent as pre- S spoken Of as 100 generous forbear
ace The Secretary very clearly says that he ought
40. 70 have been SO gsnercus"tha there WAS no oe-
casou for Displaying much hberalty that he oushtto
nave insisted rp0B the oOns cation of the Grinding yes
e-that the omission tS do would upder the special
reunstanecs be srei,isdbut that smother such oms'
sion, uud,r ike circumstances, would not be excused
Ga the contrary the hint Is thrown out pretty br0Idly
h. hs Halted States vessels Of will be expected in
future TO s-rs and capture every British vessel they
may ovsrtaks % tie high seas Onvheh they have rea-
on 70 believe there are reellioos Southern citizens
This Is declaration that the outGg. the Trent to
os repeated With aggravAng circumstances, a. the
sole discretion q the commanders Of Yankee war vessels
There eau be no lodging the responsibility imposed
UPON the Administration by thil o'id declaration of
one Of ia smber busby iasehood srss; and unbush'
ing.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
..can.sa md con.,n.l.n

This sosl, by NJ. 7. W. M,eMahOa, jus. PObf'Ssd.
" Msssrs West add Johnston, Is an Interesting anS
valuitIs work.
Tue auhor lave hs foundations deep aud bFosdgivirg
rapid aud lucid history Of slavery il existed from
ss-y rsnote ages 70 the present tms-shOwiBg that it
constituted an nteIA ellen in the PFOgrs and great
nss Of the MOI reuEFkIols governments tia. ever sx
lid"
Ms history OF races and comparison Of their oapl-
cites for progress I'd empire vii strike every intelligent
,d,r a. being e. abe In deductions as il il remarkable
G,r research and varied leaFiing.
Hs conveys IN snail compass the peculiar traits OF
. negro race. FhyEed, moral and mental aad makes
uar,nt tbs impassabls gulf which God has pieed be.
% Tin and the Whi.e uAn forever preventing the
ity Of the twO rsees-ths negro doomed to infe-
through al SgsA pls,, present aad future.
s1alysls Of The true character Of Abohtonism Is
sly acconlP she'd and It's vie and Goddess by
thoroughly established and exposed and held up
g AID Scathing criticism 10 the scOrn and con-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
CASH N ADVANCE.

TIE nrsnsY o. taes inp1sag the necessity Of paying
sab r sver,hug uesdu for the publ, Of newspaper
psei us so-as tine snea that in case would
enter suhses.s books unless the order for the
PAPER accompanied by the paw for the same IT.
M xDseacs The e has ony eoah-aed u' this deter
nsoa, "a. eouPsls usto announce 70 al he s1o'eaoe
the Fg Areay On our bOOt hat neeiy forces to adopt
he same rul. On rerad tht a least rui the times will jH
" as-eat coarse MA cad win osthvih commence 'he
o- sealing bills On the Ose, made ont In such
aia As w vhsn paid pas each subI,ber 10 sdylHee on
ae3an, sehscton. ms viii be done TO place each
sabscbers blu before IN Sa TIE next three uonths onthe
lsl Of Ns= lS he Of all Who have paid according
6ese terms vii Be erasedl books and regularly there
aa ey noics win be sHhserib Of the expiration
.hs subscription year and adopted sh ALL unless
pssn uAd. Self prsservaaoa sOnpes this course or else
would not be adopted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
rHK rlRk TRAnk.

The CINCINNATI Price Current OF the cath says:
10 the iorcpart Of the week the temperature was
100 high for pork packing but it became cool Friday
and snse then has been favorable coull
desired Large secejrts and the weather depress-
ed prces 10 S. bus Whea abe weather became cool the
receipts fell CO. aud this decline has in part recovered
"II will DO seen that the receipts so far about 20
600 greater than last season. up TIL, date The
u lud for provisions has been fair but at time active
aud thsre has been fuctuaon in prices Under toe
new from EsRlana or WaIbiBgon, from day 70 day
Tle E1glish and Irish packers have been doing very
lle bu. have besn preparing what they have already
eut for shipment with all the expedition imaginable
Ness Pork declined to So in the forepsrt of he week
but subsequently advanced to 50 80 for the best city
brands second cliSS selling at ~, closing dull and
heavy hsss raes, and good CITY brands sold yester
day At 50 The demand chi, sy speculative though
there has been good deal taken for Canada and tie
EAs' the market closed heavy.
az ard declined to Ct cts the latter rate for prime
but tue demand improved towards the close, and
for prime in tierces and 10 bbls. were hR rat,
asked, bu; Mt the clos, il was bought at eta. 10
bbs and rs cts in terces and more sellers than
buyers at these rates
'The closing rates for green meats "a 81 cents
for shoulders and hams, and Suyers not ,ring over
5 cts foy hams at the close"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
From the Predstleksbu'g DtIRocfGtlc Rscorjsr.
PRESCIENUE.

This is the title of work in plmphe: form by MessIs
West { Johnston, of Richmond. Va. II ia 10 truth
speech delivered by the late Judgs Beverley Tucker ct
Virginia, at a Southern Convention held il tie year
$50, at Nashville, Tenn The work is apty named
Il is indeed "foreknoWledge" For have seen
the causes Of this Revolution accurately traced
the results as truihfuly Presaged It is, Withs work
OF uncommon literary merit and should be read by
~ intelligent sOa and daughter OF the South to the end
that each may have just appreciation Of the Objects
and ends Of the mighty struggle through Which sra
passing It bears the imprint of Messrs. West John
stou, frm that has done moro fos the advancement
and independence Of Southern literature than oil other
Southern houses combined Their patriotic enterprise
deserves snd should receive full recognition at the hands
Ct those who have been patronzing Yankee literature
The book viz be sent by mail for twenty-five cents and
no one can more pEostiby spend this amount.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
TIE SIEGE OF NAT. ..an..


The Brownsville Flag of Decsi ,.., ,;,.,. !,
and interesting account Of the resi- ~. s''''A Nv
The fourteenth day The fighting md a." - We
died down into simple contes. 6ei 1850 " 'e,oa'
very few shots taking Effect IRON S,o, ~
Ties behind barTcades and Oh 80, - , "
the night time. Through the med IS ~ $50 y Y
fax Gray, Of the Confederate STATE " .i'yos
instructions from Lieut.. Col B1ch 81 "a. o' n ~
suspension OF hostilties for twenty. - -. ~
upon by the two contending partis - 49,. 800
propositions were submitted VIZ '''h,
BY cARAvAJI II
l. That general amnesty hi .r,l.,-,y,
Gov Serna, to all but the chitfs H. p'ooal"ee "
who TO be subject to such p''
officers might wage. 40 "9 ''"l
Ills .n ranSarsd ' u ''1' was to be urcoLitn1
BY GARCIA. III
l. That Csrsvsa shouli withdi 80. g.. ~.
nosa, ard that truce sboud be c 49,, ~, ~ ~
pute could be referred 10 the Gov e' sn,l ~ ~
Mexico, both parties agreeing 70 "a. h. a.. -
oi the Natiora Government y '1' 'TfN-I
2 Or that Carols would surrent 4, ., 81
that be, a. national officer, shogi 'up wy prp.Isa
out wfths bis trocp pa and equipn ''TiAA
3. Tha. both parties should sst 4 a. 80, ,.t
and bind thenseses to abide by w Hse $500
The conference terLnipsted Wilbt 80 S - VI - =.
suit, and the fighting w9s FeHumsi ~ " - =
pointed bour for the eloshg Of ne ts sH's
Ctravsjal had set fre TO q porto ~ he co., ,k,
ducipg much distress alorSl the 80 D..
sides expected renfoI eeneats, SOD ~ 80
have received large amoaut OF ap -, = '~ =
The HGs sAys in cobcuafcn N
We learn tina. CsraVsJiI has reiit "a. a,
Of taking the town by assSplt 81 49,. PSSiS
strengthen bis lines around the plan 49,
emies hemmed in, be- intends 20 est ~ "a. w =.
all around him, and then matt for i,
He will inaugurate municipal and 81 " ~ Nv
part Of the town over which he hss m . -, -
own police, carry the government | tid NJ :
no such spot the plaza. To III. % -
build bullet proof walls scrOss the str US M
Ll,Zi, behind which he wia mount ss Z, t , ms
check the enemy iFoa getting ont s",''ens
establish custom house as usssi - % '4''i.us
;Loa open a road that travel can a.1
channels between Mafsnorss and "A -. .p
q matter OF delay only how long In u, -
the plszl, for time will out thu -, ' VA
The insiders say shat they ere l'I,.s ~;
ceeding for they have nothing 10 ~ Wv.
to gain By delay. Their friends ~. e's' ,ii"5
mems In the interior, and that, bv 49, ~ 'a'
renforcements come along. CAr.yal D, 80 IN -
become dissatisfied and will desert 't' ~
faculty Of the Mexican, and many rs oi,t.. -,
successful aaoogst them by the 81 II, IS
one or the other party. "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-01
Rrom the Lonson Pan
PACEk, PEAGRIM, Phi 80,

Oh dear, you inopporune PeagriS,
=. .,inS ~ ~ ~ g. ~, W. .RFm,
BY your conduct, inopporiune Pc -,
Toe ship Harvey Birch on the sei .;u
You might board aud might burn - p,t
And We orlv should 5 ', in csl i''e''D'
Twas unluck! she met Captain P 80,
But when In Southampton vor II -,
Abe prisoners you've caught Ger
We a'e plsced in fix, to proroS y -
Are hero,s, or pirates, Oh Peai in, ''TT'
II pirate we hold Captain Peaa
The Confederate stalss they viii
And sgsin, Il We dOu'I, the Unit. sm
Be disposed TO take Cur view Of 80, "''"
Thus placed beiwiYt two ifes ~ LII, 81.
Mr.. Punch is if.eted win neal
He would fain be impartial u. az u n,uh-t
Thats held on the sIasss OF Pea "''NrV
Yet a. pirate we cane give up p ,,;,,
Al the yard:arm straight run 10
Which Adams, fear, will declir, ,,is ,,;.s 49,,
Ia the right sort Of treatment for ps.,t,, i