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SyCa AS hgN7sMEN WnA1:-Pl!a BssV
With our usuai full and 9omIlees geeok Of ~
kinds Of Dry Goods, for the current vAn0 81
Uns Irioe only. mSfS In plain figures; hsaea
PERRY = HROa.
, an l3-l0t PA sve. 3el Ninth strset.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE o CLOCK ?. q
LATEST FROM THE FRONT.

PARTICULARS OF THE ENGAGEMENT
LAST EVENING
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Coorsd Ga lery q oenn
EoRDs NEW TENTH ST. 7HsA7KR.
l. 1esh ST., abees Pa, optsas,
BRILLIANT
ORA ATTIC TRIM
WEALTH, BEAUTY AND FASHION
Nightly 7hrong This
SPLENDID TREATEA.
THIS (TvEsDAY) EVENIN6.
GREAT AND HIGHLY POPULAR COMEDY.
EMINENT Comic ACTOR,
MR.. JOHN S. CLARKE.
OUR
AMERICAN COUSIN,
HHB Womb RPUL COMEDY
that kept possession of the stsse an entire season
Al Laura Kean's Nso York TAssser.
CLARKE As....- YRENCHARD
CLARKE As--.~......ASA YRENCHARD
CLARKE ASA 7RENCHARO
ALL TIE STAR COMPANY
ALL The STAR COMPANY
ALL The STAR COMPANY
WILL APPEAR!
WILL APPEAR!
Combined With this Popular Play II
THE COMEDY OF
MARRIED LIFE! MARRIED LIFE.
MARRIED LIFE
MR. CLARKE As....--... MR.. DOVE
MR.. CLARKE As------Mk. DOVE
JosEPH PARks1 .stsgs Manager
n n Yflarn AMI
ADHESION.
Dress Circle and Parsuet----- 80 osnts
Orehestrs SeAo---------------n cents
Family Cirole--- q osnss
No extra charge for reserved Seats.
so'cioct ;, cur.sin Use: * o'cioof. ..i
1 ANTERBURY HALL.
~ LouIsIANA AVENUE, MAR Sixth 81.
MONDAY, September l..
AND DsRINS THE WEEK.
ANOTHER WEEK OF WONDERS!
NEW PIECES! A" new SUCCESSES |.
COuRT OF EAU7Y
viii appear TO night
Continued Success Of the original and ssly
MILE NJ RE TT A,
THE EAUTIFUL
ana fascinating
SPANISH DAaSEUsE,
Third vsek Of
MISS CLARA BUTLER,
The Handsome and pashlng Song susas.
MISS JENNY ALIEN,
Tho W inning. Pretty snd Attractive Danseuse.
FIRST night Of
MISS AMELIA WBLLE1,
The Charming congnIess and Actress.
First night Of
MILL e LII ct A,
The Favorlte Uanseuls.
First nj, hi tie sweet little danseuss and 90 stress
MISS HELENA SMITH.
Mics Miss MISS KATE HARRISON,
MISS FANNY ok RIss 9EoRR.RKs
Mr., K. b. BUTLER,
9he great and only sucoesGal American Psats-
MIR. ROB HART,
The FAvor.ts ant Funny Eth oplan Comedian,
Mr.LEW SIMMONs,
The unriyaled Baniolst and oRediAn.
MASTER TOMMY,
TIE Doubiy Distilled Essence Of Fal.
WILLIS ARMSTRONG.
The PAntOmimist, Juggler, 30.
AND MANY OTHER NOVELTIES.
Great suocs.s and fourth night Of the Button
Bursting, Seris Comieo, Melo Dire.
mato PaltOmime OF
VOI~AU VENT.
Or.
A NIsHf's ADv9NYvRn.
.A~t..t>o % aAn<.. nroh s~<va chatrs "a >~nes
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THE ENEMY DECLINE RENEWING THE
ENGAGEMENT.
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ANusKMRvrs To-NIsHr.

= psylnRsD LorALe.-See outside Of to-day
ssr, foy interesting deferred local articles.
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BRIGADIER GENERAL ISAAC STEVENS
KILLED.
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FROM THE BATTLE FIELD.
A FLAG OF TRUCE SENT OUT.


OUR KILLED ON SATURDAY NOT MORE
THAN FIVE HUNDRED.
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CARRIED

On Tuesday, by Rev. 7. b. MoFalls, MICHAEL
PARKINSON 30 MISS MARY A. MoWlL
LIAM, beth OF this Oily.
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QUIrE NUMBER Of the clerks In the 49, eral
Departments were called upon yesterday TO pro-
coed to the boat landing Sixth street. to assist In
transferring tle wounded from the boat 10 the
carriages and ambulances. The demand was
willingly complied with, and many Of the clerks
rendered valuable assistance.
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ROW Ea's THE r
THIRD APPEARANCE OF
JOHN +. OWENS,
JDRN E:OwENs,
JOHN K. OWENS,
JOHN K. OWENS,
JOHN L. OWENS,
KATE DENIM.
KATE DENIM,
KATE DENIM,
KATE DENIM,
KATE DENIM.
AND THE BEST STOCK COMPANY ONTHE
ENTIkk CONTINANT'
THIS EVENING",
The enter ninmept will commerce Win tbs in
tensoly amusing COMEDY,
VIC TT M 8,
VIC Tim s!
VIC TIM 8!
VIC TINS!
VIC TINS!
John s. Ovens IJosh9A Buttsrbg
70 oouoluds with the Faro., Of
CONJUGAL LESSON.
CONJUGAL LESSON
CONJUGAL LESSON.
John b. Owen .as---stnol Lullaby
BENEFIs OF MISS KATE DENIM.
FRIDAY. September aA
PRIoss OF ADMISSION.
Drets oents
Orchestra CGairs rs gents
tAmily Circe---.-- -------3 cent.
Colored Ga lery oepts
Cooreo o----- ----- u ooots
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l,01e. BALES 4fkk!aahk +! q: nAr
.aA~ % and 10, WI Wiz Il. s: & S%;
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OBEYING THE LIQuoR ORDRR.-Colonel Swain
who was detailed 70 execute the order prohibit
Ing the retail sale Of liquor In this city, nformi
US that the order has been Ooeyed with gratifying
promptitude by our citizens, and that In but
single instance has 1t been violated thus far.
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: IsFIT Fos TIE SICK AND WOUNDED -Rosen-
- Il the Academy Of M usic, announces through
!veru= :ng columns that be VIII, on sa.ur-
5enins 80, give a concert, the proceeds OF
= Will Ur devoted 20 ;ne BSlsrft y! The sIck
..JuLded soldiers
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SECOND WARD sIArIos CAsEs-Bsrs,s Jssties
C.osh --Jsmes Jamison, drunk In the street;
disordaiyj Hned - susan ing.m, DO; DO.
- s. 8cofgians 6hndle, do 90. "a Cora
!. Ttler, DO do ~ }. DOwiin, do; DO. -. J.
SCI, do DO. -. AL the dAsord- sly onss are
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Acc1plNr On Saturday the horses attached
to IN ambulance on the way 70 Bull Run tool
vehicle, which contained several persons, wa,
backed down q bank and upset, and one Of tn,
party, Mr.. Waters, who 10 employed on tht
Treasury Extension, was considerably injured
The others were not hurt
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rHIRp WARD STATION CAsBs-Bsfeys Jsstics
b W. Terry, K Rodgers, W. N. Seuowsv and
Thos. Kengsn, for military o1encss; turned over
10 The military John Smith and James Perry,
burglary; jail for court. Aaron Shepherd, col =,
throwing stones fined 50. Also, stealing coat
Jail for furthsf hearing.
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Admission - cents; Orchestra Chairs 70 sehts.
Doors open Ct N; performance at % O'Clock.
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w the market. resdy % pay eesh for I'll arhelel
Y the ASs.sfa1nish1Hs llns h9sS issxipf "a
BUCHLY, AS Seventh It. between 8 And q sts.
least sils,) Dealer In New sld 6seold-hand F1F.
nltHre. no N0
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The NcKRNDRRR ARMY AID SoCtITY.-Yester.
day afternoon tae ladies Of McKendree Chape
held meeting and organized society under the
sbove name, for the relief OF sick and wounded
scldiess. Rev. DR.. Ryan presided, and Mrs
ladd acted as secretary. The following ladies
were enlisted as managen: Miss Palmer, Mrs
RaSlings, Miss Aaslip, Miss Lear, Mise McIn.
eosh, Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. Harkness, Mrs Davis
~ Davis and Miss E. Hunt Mn. Lada VA
6s0e,ed Secretary, and Mrs spedden Treasurer
= small amoant Of cash was paid In, and quite
y lot Of goods were received, and the ladies 90
licit donations which will be thankfully re.
esived. Articles may be left 1t Or. RyaA's resi-.
dence, or with either Of the manges. The so
ciety meet again on Thursday afternoon.
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PorlfH WARD STATION CAsBs-BsToys Jtsstc
Wo!t0 Robert Barry, drunk and disofderly
faed q. J. u flames and samuel Raw, drunk
TUNED over 70 the military. VIM Jordan, viols
drunk and disorderly; do. IS o. John Dscey
throwing stones; 90. 80 81. c. Stewart wa
charged with sesrass; dismissed by Justic
Clayton.
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VOuNS MEN WISHING TO ESCAPE TIE
u DRAF7-lnform atlon that will enable any
yoane man 10 engage In a lucrative and hoporabe
employ mont, vhich viii pay o"s tAs.sana dotIsxs'
the draft which will be made In few days,) xill
be ,Igen bJ add ressing . note enclosing one DOL
lsr. to BOX ia Washington. ID. Ca Post ohos'
w.
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PoLIcs.-The Third Ward patrol reported yes
terday: Phillip cheseltine, deserter turned over
|ington Bonifant, carrying conceaied weapons;
aned SCI. John Buchler, assault ana battery on
W. Bonifant; dismissed-by Justice Clark. Jas
HALEY, tying horse to shade tree; dismissed-by
terfeit money; dismissed on redeeming the money
| by Justice Clayton. Louis Mindheim, assault
aad battery; security for hearng-by Justice
B1nsoio.
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J. PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,
Will ressms the du les of his profession Wednes
day. septe beI ID, lee For terms, DO, apply q
Mssio Store of yonn +. Ellis. Pa. ~.
Blaieusburr, Md. Ga 80 At
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-13
From Philadelphia Paper.
The IIu.band Hunter.

Always busy, ever thronged, money
loving Third street has recent y had an
other character added to its countless
throng The character is in the shape
of a German woman about forty years OF
age, with sharp, but pleasant counte-
nan &c, auburn hair and hazel eyes. She
is uniformly dressed in black, relieved
only by hugo white frill inside Of her
plain hat. Her appearance is by no
means attractive, nor is it in any way re-
pulslvc.
She is invariably in good humor, and
is never addressed, nor ever speaks, but
her face is wreathed in smiles. She ap-
pears to be woman of ordinary cduca'
ton and very amiable temper. She ap-
pears on Third street every day, regu,
iarly, long before business hours, and re,
mains there, generally between Main and
Vine streets, until the huge vaults of the
banks arc locked up, and the bankers are
enioying their wine and gouty dinners,
and the ncwsboy is singing his expiring
notes over the Reg lar Dishun
During all the long hours Of each day, and
day after day, and week after week, thu;
"Laly in Black pursues her Que and
sole purpose undcviatlngly, and without
fear or favor. That purpose Is to get
husband. Ifyou approach her she vii
receive you with a smile and ask yo'
promptly: 80,
"Do YOU want to get married p
The answer will naturally be the lan
kce ono-"Why?'
The good woman Will twist her hnnd
kerchief around her fingers, and smiling
more broadly, Immediately answer
81 want husband
Ifyou press inquiries you delight her
and she will converse freely on the hal
nipess of domestic life, aud the necess't,
of all people being welded. lfyou biui
her, you do not hurt her feellngs-s9:' IL
smiles on you as you depart. There !,
nothing indicate in her language aho aho
if she is approached with yulsa'.'y, y,s s"'
.a,es - snu " II at once in her pleasant way.
''p pat first she eyinced a strong prefer
.,ce for the bankers and brokers, anu
onoc hoJ;eve ~; has tried them all without
'',oas. We Next she tried the prominent
nal;,;c;aos who inhabit Third street at
ctr,ajn bou,s, where they plan, consplre'
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have been speedily ended. TO bo sure
every right would have been arnihilased,
every liberty destroyed, and few rich
and remorscless people would have gov
crned France, but there would have been
no difficulty except moral rot and gene
raj national decay.
"l.et US suppress the Aboltionists. y
But suppose you begin at the beginning
First subdue the common sense Of the
people of the country; then you may sub
due those who influence it 1t is not
what you call, with an amusing persist
cncc, abolitioni,m, which caused the war,
but the opening Of the eyes Of the peo-
pie, so that they see. The people of the
country know perfect y we'll that slavery
is at the bottom Of this rebellion. If
there had been no slavery, there would
have been no war; just as there would
have been no abolitionism. The tempe
rance movement sprang from drunken
ness; and VIXEN a drunken man tries tc
kill his wife, don't you think that the
tectotallcrs are responsible fer it?
Slavery was trying to kill the country
IL had almost succeeded. "Watch.
watch" shouted the Aboitionsts. -
Slavery, maddened that its crime was
discovered, shot and stabbed right and
left. "Thcre, there" cry the sensible
Wicklit,'c and company, 'this comes Of
calling the watch. Why cant you hold
your tongues? Let us suppress those
fellows who cry: watch! watch and all
will be quiet again"
Certainly, n dead dog or dead nation
are both perfectly quiet. And a nation
of freemen throttlcI, with its own con
sent, by slave system like ours, is the
dcadest and meancst Of all dead dogs.
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CAuunr IN THE ACr An lrishman
catching thief hand in his pocket at
the Post Office. the other day, he knock
ed the rascal down, and began to ,rampie
on his carcass as if lie was dancing a Far
downer's jig
"Och," said Pat, otis small change
the fellow wanted, and faith | m after
giving him a few post alice A"nIs'
Arn,lrloS OF SLAVERY IN TIE
DUrcu WEST INDIES The law for the
abolition Of slavery in the Dutch " est
Indies (already announced) passed the
States General of Holland by majority
Of IS to :. The following are the reSu-
lations adopted respecting the slave '0o-
lition at Surlnam: ,, =.
lst, The abolition Of slavery on the ISL
Of July, 1868.
I'd, The owners to receive q co"p'"'
sation Of 300 guidcrs (sl2O) tor each
slave.
Sd, The supervision Of the State NOT
to continue for more than ten years at 'n'
outside. -;
1,h. The Government encourages i.''
m;orat,on, and offers for that purpoSe'' LOT
a ncrlod of five years premiums NOT 10
orceod n million of gulldcrs sloo,ooo'
5th, Fixed labor TO be obligatory on
all the cmanclpatcd.
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YorSG EDITOR. In pentield, n \. =.
there is a precocious little girl of twelve
wears, who publishes spright'y weekly
paper, much of which is her own eompo,
sition-every line Of which is set IN typo
hv her own fingers. She was born on
The 2lst day Of November, 1919. Her
t.,.or an invalid and almost blind, was
formerly printer. In this way she
came in possession Of her type and press
Since tho death of her mother, she mas
sunported her father and three younger Gna
sisters by her talent and Industry # 1he ,he
Sanss ] 70 he able to educate the"' u , '"'
nopfs ,n,acs 40 " So Generously bestowed upon
f""o"; .'"w is continued in the future.
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ARMY CORRESPONDENTS.



HELENA, Ark. Oct 10Th, '62.
Friend Donicls:-Y have doubtless
ere this heard that the oath evacuated
Camp Strong the Goth inst, took deck
passage on board the Hawkeyc State,
bound for St. Louis, arrived at Keokuk
at o clock a M , on the 2lst. We there
left four of our company. Go. CO. at the
hospital Their names are Richard Ro-
berdee, Thomas Richasds, Joseph Down
ing and Isaac Hakeman. Nothing of
Importance occurred until we arrived at
St. Louis. We arrived there at half
past eight, Wednesday morning, took
passage on board the Empress, bound
| for Helena
At Comm rec we found the gunbc at
Lexington, waiting to escort us down to
Memphis. We landed at Cairo, on Fri
day, at 10 o'clock n. IN. We there, for
the first time saw live seccsh. There
were about | 100 on board the Emerald,
said to be paroled prisoners They came
in company with US as far as Memphis.
At Cairo We left Col. Byam, too i'll to 60
any farther. We landed at Memphis
Monday evening, and left Tuesday, about
IL a. III. There We we're obliged to leave
A. Miller, Wm. Horn and Robinson La
porte at the hospital. Arrived at Helc.
ma Monday evening.
! Helena was once atown Of about 800
Inhabitants; it now contains about 0,UO0,
i, There are - regiments here, | believe,
but with an average of about 800 men
each. Cen Steele commands the post
Last evening tic rebel packet Little
Rock landed here, under flag Of truce
She had on board about 100 Union men
/ to exchange for rebel prisoners. Gen.
Nindman's house is in II is town, and
we cncampcd on the rebel Gen. Gaines
plantation.
The weather, to-day, is pretty hot; it
would do very we'll for IA harvest day in
Old Cedar. They have had some cool
weather and snow here, the coolest that
has been known for good many years.
LINK.
Z. S Since writing the above the
Emerald passed by, going down to Mem.
! phis with its load of butternuts, escorted
by one of our guuboats; do not know the
name Of the sunboat, as there are nc
names visible on them. There are six
guuboats here and several mortar boats.
LINK.
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argue and drink good whiskey She was
shocked at their immortality, and soou
dropped them. Her mex, fancy was for
the military, and she laid seiye upon all
species of shoulder strap, from the donb-
lie star to the single bar. She found ,h.
soldiers hard hearted, however, and has
now given them over to single ipfeIici,y.
AS We write, she is standing over the
way, smiling at every passer.by, and fr..
quen,ly asking:
Don't you want to marry
Who she is We do no. know, but shs
is a character.
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NAprINEsS.-Now let M tell you a
S'crct-a secret worth hearing. This
looking forward for enjoyment don't pay
chase butterflies for living, or bottle
up moonshincs for cloudy nights The
only true happiness is to take the drops
Of happiness as God gives them to us
every day of our lives. The boy must
learn to be happy when he is pIodding
over his lesson the apprentice whilc he
is learning his trade; the merchant while
he is making his fortune. If he fails to
learn this art he will be sure to miss hi,
enjoyment when he gains what he sigh,
for
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Strong Characters.


Strength Of character consist Of two
things power of will and power Of self
restraint. 1t requires two things, there,
fore, for its existencs-feelines, and
strong command over them. Now it is
here wo make a great mistake; We mis-.
take strong feelings for strong character
4 man who bears all before him, before
whose frown domestics tremble, and
whose bursts of fury make the children
of the household quske-bccausc he has
his will obcyed, and his own way in all
.h:.Ds Wv. ".u b;m strong man Tba
truth is, that he is the weak man; 1t is
his passions that are strong; he, mastered
by thcm is weak You must measure
the strength of man by the power of
the feelings he subdues, not by tho pow
er of these which subdue him. And hence
composure is very often the highest re
suit of strength.
Did we never see man receive fla
grant insult aud only grow little pale,
and then reply quietly, That is man
spiritually strong. Or did We never see
a nan in anguish stand, as if carved out
of solid rock, mastering himself? Or
one bearing hopclcssly daily trial re
main silent, and never tell the world
what cankered his home pcace2 That is
strength. lie who, with strong passions,
remained chastc; he whos keenly scn>i-
tive, with manly powers Sf Indignation
in him, can BE provoked, and yet restrain
himself, and forgive-these are the
strong men, the spiritual heroes. Rec
f. W. RoLrrtsOn.
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eort,;n divine WHO was more en'.-
mont in his day for the brlllancy OF ms
;p",;n,,;on u" than the force of his logic
was preaching on the "NI"'s'y aaanlv o, M
GELS" and in the rerorau0n ne Su'orTs So, Ths
ohservcd-"I hear Whisper Inc
ehanpe of tone started the deacon ""J nJ
Sat below, from a drowsy mood ana
Swinging to his feet, he sp@k'' - guess
rs The boys in the gallery
A lady observed little s'1' s apr hpr';h with
" lost in the street acecs,eo " ,.a,z',
the question, whose cl'''a a ar, ari;od od The
"ChiId of wrath, madam, rep''eo 'he
little urchin as if addressing the parson.
The lady resumed and said, ''where ~e'o
vou boru!' Born IN SIN. perseveiea
the dlmlnutive theoloslan
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j"st named, Iowa exhibits a greater ra,
tic Of increase during the decade than
any State in the Union, it being 25l. II
per cent.
In density Of population, the three
New England States, Massachusetts,
Rhode Island, and Connecticut, stand
respectively as first, second, and third
In Massachusetts, the population per
square mile is 157 SO; from that, the
rate of density goes on decreasing in the
other States, till Oregon shows neary y
twice as many square miles of territory
as people to live upon it. The absolute
increase per square mile, from 1890 to
1860, and also during the last decade,
has been greater in Massachusetts, than
in any other State, it being, for the whole
period, lO9.2S, and for the decade, 30. .33.
The growth of population in the Unit
ed States has been marvellous. The to
tai population Of Great Britain and Ire
land, April 8, 1861, was 90, ,03l, POS, OIL
not far from two and half millions less
than the population Of our country ont
year before. Thus has the child out
grown the parent. Simply by the de-
velopment of natural causes have we
grown to be people greater than that
which rightfully acknowledges the su-
prcmacy Of the British monarchy. In
seventy five years we had gained the po
sition from which we could have become
the conqueror Of the couqueror o: the
world N y. Tribune.
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HUGGY TRIMMINGS, &c. ,
TintOn TanMcry.

II. K J. J. DAIRY would announce to the
,,h,;c Thai they are prepared to TAN LEATH-
in ,nr customers on the shares, or for pay
The hi CHEST cash price will be paid for hides
We have a fac assortmene OF Leather on hand,
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange 1t
for hides.
linton, August 30, 1860.
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ANTONIO VERCIA,
BARBER and Hair-DresSer,

uAs opened n BARBER SHOP in Tipton and il now
u prersred to Shave. Cut and Dress Hair, shampoo
DC. From long experience he feels confident OF giving
satssaetiou dive him "A ca--lst door South of the
Aldrich Uou.e Shop osed at . 4. N. on sundays.
N.B.-lle is also prepared to do WHlTEW ASKING
In the most aprroved manner. nl5v9