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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-19
CHICAGO. IOWA Il NEBRASKA
AIR LINE.
GAG %. ..x.:..........:s::. -;
OPEN TO MARSHALL.
20 Miles less Staging to Des Noines than
by any other route.

On and after Monday, February Is, 1862,
Trains will run as follows:
GoIEG EA8T-passenger train leaves Marshall at
s 30 a. IN. Stop for dinner at Cedar Rapids;
Supper at Clinton; and reach Chicago in
time for Breakfast before departure of morn
ing trains north or east Passengers who
prefer, can remain at Clinton over ght
and arrive at Chicago early next afternoon.
GoIEG WEsT-Leaye Wells st. Depot in Chicago
at il.2o o'clock P. m. Breakfast at Clinton !:
Dine at Cedar Rapids; arrive at Marshall at
$50 p. IN. Or Passengers can take 40 t..
~ III. tain from Chicago, remain at Clinton
over night, and reach Marshall next after
noon.
Good Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Trains pass Clar nee
Going West: eight l:5o pun; Fastener 1886 a m
Going East: '' l25 pm: " 3IOp.n
Connections At Turner Junction with trains
for Freeport, Dnneith. GAINESVILLE, Fon du Lac.
Prairie du Ctein and La Crosse.
At Dixon with Trains OF Illinois Central Railroad.
At Clinton with boats on Mississippi river
At De Witt with stages for Davenport Il Maauoketa.
At Clarence with stage for Upton.
AT Cedar Rapids with stages for Iowa City yinton
Cedar Falls and Northern Iowa.
At aiown with stage for Marengo; and at Marsh all
with stages for Grinnel Newton Des Moines CounciI
Bluhs, Omaha, Marshall, Eldora. Boons,oro, Fort
Dodge, Sioux City. and intermediate places.
Live Stock and Express Freight
Leaving Marshall In the morning. reaches Chicago
early next morning without change of Cars
H. B. TALCOTT, Gen. Supt, Chicago.
!. b. HOWE, Asst Sup't, Clinton.
J.C.GAULT. Gent Freight Agent, Chicago.
o. GOTTLE, Travelling Agent. (9:500
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Upton POsT.OrFICE,
r.. FINKLE l. LYON
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Branch Office, lO2 Lake Street, !
Chicago, Ill.

|
TOR the purpose of facilitating the Sewing
/ Il Machine Trade In the West, the FINKLE 4
LYON SEWING MACHINE co. have opened a
permanent office in Chicago, No. log Lake st =,
first foor.)
The usual charges for freights on Machine
from New York to this place will be added to the
New York Prices. In every other respect the
business of the Chicago office will be done on
the same terms as at the parent Office in New
York.
A full assortment of Machines, with all the
| late improvements, is already in the Chicago
Office. and all orsrs for Machines and Sewing
| Machine Findings will be promptly filed.
To parties little acquainted with the Finkle Il
Lyon Sewing Machines the careful perusal of
the Company's circular is especially commend
ed. This circular can be had on apple ation.-
1t is very specific, and will be found highly in
structive, having been prepared with much care,
and we will abide by all statements therein
made.
The following brief quotation is characteristic
of the entire circular:
This Machine is better adapted than any
other Sewing Mac inc in market to the frequent
changes and almost endless variety of sewing
required in family; for it will sew from one to
twenty thicknesses of Marseilles without stop
ping, nd make every stitch perfect. Will sew
from the finest gaGze to the heaviest cloth, and
even the strongest harness leather, without
changing the teed-needle or tension, or making
any adjustment of machine whatever
Thus have we successfully overcome the most
dill ult point in the Sewing Machine art. 1t
was no ordinary triumph. Dcfantly can we now
say, "No other Machine compares with it in this
respect Hence have we uniform!y-almcst
without eXception-tsken the highest premium,
whenever the Machine has been properly exhib
tied in competition with other frst-class Sewing
Machines. Hence it is that we are able to offer
the following guarantee viz, 1--WE warrant eve
ry Machine we Sc ! to give BETTER satisfaction
than any other Sewing Machine in market or
money refunded:' We never sell Machine on
any other terms. The guarantee is as reliable
as the note of any business man in the land -
for more than five years have we relied upon
such facts for the repGion of our Machine: aud
without single travelling agent in the field
there is scarcely neighborhood on the conti-
nent where the Machine is NOT favorably known.
We prefer such reputation to one based on
mere taking points, they are technically
called in the trade Hence we make but one
kind of stitch viz. the lock stitch alike on
both sides, requiring only one-third the thr&d
of other kinds of stitches. ~
n. b.-Local Agents wanted in every cod iA
throughout the West. Special induo6 III
offered. At%
Finkle 4 Lyon 3. n. c. ds3
y9n36m5 35s BRoApwANs lSs
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STRIKE THE BALANCE.-.The AL.
ALBANIA, Florida, &c have captured and
destroyed thirty vessels, small and large.
As an Offset, our feet has captured three
hundred and sixty vessels, of the value,
With their cargoes, Of at least eight mil
lions Of dollars.
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Legal, NOTICE.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the last VIII and
Testament, with codicil annexed, OF Isabella Nc
Kibbins, deceased, late Of Cedar county. Iowa,
was publicly read in open court, al the March
term of the county court OF said county, and or
dered that the time for proving the same will be
at the April term Of said court being Tuesday
the 5th, at which time all persons interested in
said estate are required to appear and show
cause If any they have, against the probate OF
said viii. rH .t-. ...t .#
By order of the county court OF said county,
this 10th day Of April. lst2.
JIG. BELTS, County Jud &c.
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~Always precede lady in going up
stairs. This maxim is legacy from a
maiden aunt.-Lynn Mus.
Just so, and SO it ought to be; other
wise it would be leg Isee of the lady
followed ErLann Citizen.
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Wait a Min ute

"A ND read this notice. I have ready ~.
q 2OO,OOO fine cuttings Of the Wn ~
IimDer Willow, at IS per 900. 100, ooV ], u.
Q! Tue Wilson's Albany Strawberry, the mo,'i,a
inc variety ever cultivated, at 80 cents Pr .,t
also. good supply and fine variety. q a. ii
greens, Roses, Snow balls, Dwarf Flowe'I y
monds, Peonies, Pieplant, Raspberries, ~ s.
low Low prices. Residence one half mile MIL
Upton. JOSHUA Hal
Upton, Jan. 18th, 1868. n3w6
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NOTICE 10 hereby liven. that John Collins,
~ guardian Of the nj inor heirs Of Charles FL
lott, deed, has filed his final report, and asks
to be discharged from further duties and LA
bilities in the premises; and the case was set
for the April term. being Tuesday the 5th, OF
said court. J. &C BETS, County Judge.
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Western Trees for Western Farmer
Upton MUIR cry

Situated on the Farm of Hiram Hammond,'
joining Town on the East
NE now offer large lot Of TREES for ~
w from one to five years old, raised onp
RE soil. with low tops to suit prairie farrne'sh
OF kinds that have proved hardy. Also, sA.I
rate variety Of SMALL FRUITS. We can ia''
lsh any amount of "GREY WILLOW" for hs@
ing or for timber at five dollars per tholsanTe !.
HAMMOND & HUMPHktl.
Upton, Jan. 18th, 1883. a -ylo"
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% A Hilton Head correspondent of
the New York Tribune asserts that 5000
colored soldiers, under white officers. are
about to carry the war into Africa By in
vading the interior of South Carolina,
where the slave population is already pre-
pared to extend them a welcome and
swell their ranks.
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A HEROINE. A naval command

a HEROINE. A naval COMMAND
should be bestowed on the heroine Of
this achievement. Among the American
vessels captured by the pirate Retribu--
ton, was the American brigansine j. P.
ElIicott of Bucksport, Me A. Deveraux,
master. Her officers and crew were ia
ken on board the pirate aud placed in
irons.
A crew was put on board the brig, con.
sisting of Gilbert Hay, Prizemaster, re-
Gently from Fort Lafayette; and John
Gilbert, Mate; and FIVE seamen. The
Captain and Mate of the J. p EIicott
were accompanied by their wives. The
wife OF the mate was left on board the
brig.
This woman had cause to fear bad
usage at the hands Of the prize master
aud bis mate, aud managed to get them
intoxicated, when she proposed to the
sesmeu, who were mostly if not all color
ed people from St. Thomas, to make them
prisoners and capture the vessel. She
took iron handouts from her trunk and
pu. the pirates in irons, and took posses
sion of the :essel.
She had studied navigation on the voy.
age with her husband, and assumed com
maud, sailed for St. Thomas, till she
spoke French vessel, which gave her
the right course She made Tortola,
whence she was pilo,ed by colored people
to St. Thomas, where she arrived on the
18th ulf., and placed the brig in the hands
of the U. s. Consul, who put the master,
mate and Eve seamen on board the U. s. |
steamer Alabama " Y Tribune.
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EEJSz LECTURE
10y TOYOUNG MEN.

Just Published ma Se1ied Ear.iape Price Sir CT,
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE TREAT
MENT, AND RADICAL CURE of Sperma,orr
hoea or Seminal weakness. Sexual Debility and
lmpedimentst TO Marriage generally, Nerv ousne IS
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits: Mental and
PHYSICAL ncapacity, resulting from Self Alb Ise.
6c.-By ROBF.J. CULVERWELL,M NJ. d., A uthor
OF the Green BoDk dc.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of selfabuse may be
ehectually removed without medicine and with.
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in.
struments, rings or cordial, pointing out mede
OF cure at once certain and effectual by which
every sufferer no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
really. This lecture will prove boon to thous.
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, in plain, seal.
ed envelope, on the receipt Of six cents or two
postage stamps, by addressing.
CHAS. J. G. KLINE,
III Bowery, New York. Post Office box 4, 5sG
v9n27y1.
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Soldiers Pay and Rountx

'hE undersigned give notice tina. they have
:! 4 mace ARRANGEMENTS with Responsible agents
IN Washington City. ID. c., through whom r.,
can obtain BorNTY, BACK PAY, and pr,S,@~s
LOT Soldiers and all other just claim. again..
the government, with promptn-ss and disna,nh
Al persons interested in such claims viii -.
we'll to give US a call VIII 90
,,-,o,, .., PIATT & sPICEp.
h-N'" Aa'ys at Law, Upton. Iowa
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Fer the Retif ofthe Sick and DISTRESSED, afflicted
ruth irnieM and Chronic Diseases, and espe.
e'aify for the Cure IF Diseases OF the Serual o..
gnns. - +
M EDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Act
1Vl ing Surgeon. VALUABLE REPoRrs on
spermatorrhGa. or Seminal Weakness, and 9th.
er diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and on the New
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent to
charge. 49, "
Address. DR.. J. sKTLLTN HOUGHTON, Actin
Surgeon, Howard Association. No. Q south Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. lOn6yI
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- -
u and Missouri X. T..
ofter Monday, Nov. 2Sth, 1852, and
Further notice, trains will run as fol-
Wilton for Davenport. Chi.
cago at 40 P NJ
Ne Wilton for Davenport, 1926 JAM.
Lesse Wilton for Marengo and
Washington. ll4,.u
Leave Wilton for Muse atin. H. 55ans5 sjpu
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
ahdGhicage. ll4jAn
Arrive al Wilton from Muscatine,
at ~. - A. ". 4 10 r.
Passengers going west make direct connec.
uohs with tie Western Stage Co.'S stages for al
points west
Passengers going east make direct connections
at ROCK Island With the Chicago and Rock Island
t. X. trains, for all points east, s.uth and north.
Also with the Ga!ena, Dubuque and St. Paulp ack
els at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly q,
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity ri
giving distinct directions as Is the destination
OF their baggage. Also to procure tickets befor,
taking their seats in the cars.
J. F. TRACY. sup't
A. KENDALL, Assistant Supt.
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SHERIFF Sac

SHERIFF Sac M
DY virtne ola special exceed
ID ed, ssued from the Office
District Court, in and for the x
state OF Iowa. in favor Of
against L. N. Flournoy, haY
following property as the pro-
L. NJ. fl1nrnoy. ,o-wit:
The northwest quarter of sect
the northeast quarter of section
the southwest quarter. and the
northwest quarter al section
the east halt OF section twenty-t
ship ei2hty-two. north of range -
the fifth principal meridian. in Co. ~
Iowa, containing $50 acres Also the II MI
OF the southwest quarter Of section ten. d v
east half Of the southeast quarter Of 81
uiHe. township eighty two. north Of range tHo.
west OF The nth principal meridian, all in said
county Of Cedar. and State of Iowa.
And shat! offer the same for sale a. puJi:c out
cry a. the court h0u-e door in the town ~ Tip
ton. in raid county. IN Saturday. the q Il day o;
March. u. i 5, at u o'clock A. NJ. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs thai may
aecrne thereon.
Dated this l7th day Of February. A. D. 1883.
DAVID PLATNTR.
Sheriff Of Cedar county. Iowa.
'Ion9 tpr fee 500
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buggy ami team whips : a good assortment
Collars &c :. which will he sold at price, to |,
he times. as~CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18th, 1851.
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He would rssp.c;
fully inform h,
friends and %
toners that be "
on Land q ur
large q assortment
Carris &c. BauI
and Wagon Nj
ness; Ladies Vi
Mems Saddles; !
dies Of oil kity
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Collectors Office, Davenport, Iowa. ,
NOTICE Is hereby given, that have appointed
>. Y. BETS Deputy Collector for the coun.
oiCedar. In the Second Collection District in
he State Of Iowa. GEO ". Fits
Col of the I'd Col. Dist in the STATE ~ lave
November 5th, 1862. 46tf
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West of the Court House sqaare, Tirros, Iov,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31
Lieut.. Lew is.


Permit one who has had the honor Of
serving under the late gallant Lewis, to
attest To his many virtues and bravery,
through the columns of your paper
But short time ago. and we were all
elated with hope, at the prospect Of his
soon being able to rejojn his company.
but alas "rhe silver thread was loosed =
aud the talented young officer in whose
success we all had such firm and abil
ing interest. has sunk into 4 soldiers
grave. OF the thousands who have fall
en in tins unnatural contest, none were
imbned with a loftier patriotism. or more
correct principles. He was man OF
energy Of action, whose whole heart and
soul was in the work before him. Ii
was impossible for any one to hear him.
in his denunciations Of treason. without
having the fire of their patriotism kndl.
ed anew, and when with the company,
uniting example with precept he cheer
fully endured all the toll and hardship Of
a soldiers life. is it any wonder that
every man in tie battalion respected and
honored him wih their confidence. No
matter how disagreeable the task to be
performed, or great the danger incurred
Lieut. Lewis was always ready, Every
one who enjoyed the pleasure Of his ac-
quaintauce, regarded him as rising
man. one whose laudable ambition and
talents would soon make their mark in
the world Well do | remember his
noble conduct on the afternoon of the
battle o. luka Though the thunder Of
The enemy guns could be heard at our
front. and either flank. vet Lewis walked
with firm and elastic step. and spoke
words of cheering encouragement to his
men. Poor fellow He knew not that
he was shortly to receive his death
wound. andswhen amid he flame and
battle smoke hiS form was borne off the
fell. who can imagine the anguish, both
physical and mentll, that reached his
sensitive frame, as he reelected that the
boys lo whom he was dcvotedv attached
must fight on without him Gallant
Lieut., fame has not bound her laurel
wreaths around nobler brows than thine,
or one more deserving, His energy.
perser variance, cheerfalness and humani
". will long be the theme OF admiration
and respect among his comrades. 1t is
hard for the bows 20 reflect, that the man
who suffered with them in the toilsome
marches over the Ozark range, through
the swamps of New Madrid and MAS
matte grounds OF Mississippi. is now no
more, To his numerous friends, both in
the army, and out, we offer our SINGER
est words Of sym 1athy and coincidence
As n lawyer he evineed abilities of the
highest order. but in his brightest mo
ments lie could not have, nor hope for,
n more glorious end than filling a
soldiers grave--as one who had died bat
Ting for the sacred liberties Of his coun.
Try.
c. j. r.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31
Splendid Goods.

Ey- We can assure our readers that
BowLEy WILL in day or two, have on
hand very fine stock Of Goods, for we
saw them selected. They were bought,
too, when gold had reached The bottom
Of the late fall, and when Chicago mer.
chants were feverish to sell, and were
consequently purchased much cheaper
than goods have been sold for months
He can, and no doubt will, give his Gus.
toners splendid bargains.
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every Saturday evening, aud to refrain
from attending any church or place Of
public worship on Sunday, lest they
should thereby initiate Purilans, a
people much hated by Copperheads.
Cd. 1t is The duty of each member OF
this church to do all in his power to
stop the prosecution OF the present war
by sowing the seeds Of discussion in The
North, and to this end every argument
is to be used, ialsehood much better than
truth.
Sd. 1t is the duty OF each member TO
denounce the Administration as lyrants
aud blood thirsty scouudrels, to cry un-
constitutional to every act Of Congress,
or of the Administration, and to hate
with the most perfect hatred all Puri-
Ians, Methodsts. Baptisrs and Abolition.
lists, TO speak evil of all christian
churches, ministers and Sabbath schools !;
to advocate the necessity Of reconstruct
ing the Union SO as to leave New Eng
land out in the cold.
4th. Each member is required TO be-
lieve every word spoken by either of the
preachers in this church, be it ever SO
false OF ridiculus, and 10 train aud mould
himself SO as to be able to turn from a
vigorous prosecution Of war to prose
cution Of peace, or any other doctrine
that the High Priest of this church may
hold forth.
Any person wishing to unite with this
church can do SO by calling on its off
GERS, which are arranged as follows:
l.. MooRE-lligh Priest
Bros LEAvIrr, RoszELL HEDGES, and
FlNSEGAS, are local preachers.
s. S. ALLEN is Brick.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31
X ebels In Iowa.

Gs- Several guerilla chiefs from Mis-
souri, have been spending the winter
among the K & C's Of the lower por,
ton Of this Safe and in Southern Illinois
Those who have the means Of knowing
say that these chiefs have recruited mum
bers OF men IN those sections, and that
they will soon take the field. making our
southern border The theatre of their up-
erations. The Governor has issued a
proclamation, warning these men, their
a!ders, abettors aud dupes, Of the punish
ment that awaits them. We wonder ii
the secessionist, CoRNICK-a resident OF
Missourl-who made his headquarters
all winter al the Monlour House, in this
place, and of course was treated with " dis
linguished consideration while Union
men and respectable women are suubbel
and insulted--we wonder il this man, the
especially pet and crony Of PuRDY,
MOORE, CT ia omnes genus. was not one OF
these harmless gentlemen to whom The
Governor refers Perhaps not. Ifno,.
il IS certainly pity that Dunn. or some
other rebel assassin. had not instead OF
domicIlng himself in the vicinity OF
Burlington, come north thus far, aud
succeeded in inducing some Of our Cop
perheads to fight for their principles in
the rebel ranks
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Agricultural.

Agricultural.
f1s- President Books, of the Agrl-
cultural Society, furnishes Us n couple of
articles for pub.icalion-one on Wool
Growing, and the other on Fence Posts.
We are very glad TO publish all such
communications, and invite them from
our farmer friends. They will, we have
no doubt, be very beneficial to our agri-
culturalists. Let any one who has a
word Of practical information u give on
these subjects write. Mr.. Brooks com.
municalion will appear next week.
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ET There was considerable excite
mens in town last Sunday. owing 10 the
disappearance of Mr.. HERRIcK. Senior.
The excellent old genileman's physical
powers have oullas,ed his mental. and he
has reached the second era Of childish
Cess and forge,fulness. On Saturday he
was living some part Of his active life
over again. and wandered of. looking for
mill that he had probably at one time
erected. Saturday nights search failed
to find him. and as the night was very
cold. IT was feared that he bad lain out
and persisted On Sunday numbers
turned out TO search. and about noon
were grati6ed with the intelligence that
be had been found a number of miles
from home. on the road TO Greeley's
Grove. He had e!sid a, farm house
over night, and had no, apparently suf-
sered from his excursion
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31
Union Meetings.

Es- There was large, enthusiastic
Union meeting, last night, at Litleton.
which was addressed by Messrs. HART
and HoLDRrDGE most acceprably.
Another meeting will be holden at The
Red School House tonight OF the
speakers we are not advised
We hope our people will not forget the
meeting at the Court House to morrow
evening.
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Mall Letting.

Proposals will bs received at the Post
Office. in this place. until noon OF
Wednesday next, April 9th, for carrying
the mail from the Independence p. o TO
and from the Dubuque and Sioux City
Railroad Depot. Bids will be made in
the usual form, and will be transmitted
to Washington for examination and de-
c:sion.
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Correspondence.

~ We give up most of our space,
this week, to our correspondence, espec,
tally as absence from home, and business
engagements, have prevented proper at,
tention TO editorial matters. Our CORES.
pondence will be found interesting.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-03-31
For the Guardian.
Copperhead Church.


FRIEND RtcH As there is a Copper
head Church organized in this place
for the benefit OF those who might wish
TO become members, | give some OF
their articles Of faith and discipline.
ARTICLES OF FAITH.
lst. We believe in JEFF Davis and the
Southern Conlederacy.
81. We believe Slavery TO be a
divine institution, and should be perpe,u
ated in preference to all things else.
81. We believe in FREQ speech at the
North, but not ut The South.
4th. We believe the moon is made OF
green cheese. in the communion OF
knaves and fools. aud in the Copper
head church,
DIscIPiIEE.
let. 1t is the duty OF each member OF
the Oopperhesd church 10 attend mass