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WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
AsuPERB STOCK OF FINE
GOLD AND SOLID SILVER WATCHES.
ALL WARRANTED TO aUN AND THOROUGH
LY REGULATED AT THE LOW PRICE OF
$40 EACH.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.


loo Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to SlU00
Ial Na.ic ased .o!l lWat:hys........... 200 10 $40
lU0 L. ies' Watches, lnAruelcd ....... lUo 70 SuJ
20J Gold Hunting ChronUmeter Waiclies.. 25o 10 3eO
9,r gold HuuipS Enrlish Levers 2UJ to 200
400 Gold uuntius Uuolex Watches l50 to 200
sos Cold uuuuug AMERICAN Watches..... 100 u $50
6uJ silver Hunting Lcv.rs,............... 81 TO l50
bJI siycr bunting DupuIcs. 20 $50
500 1,ldies' Gold Watches cs............. 50 TO ?5J
lUUO cod Hunting Lepines. oV 70 20
luuU Al sceiuu eous Watches al kiude.... 50to 100
25v0 silver Hunting WatcLUs. ..............' 1oto oo
50 " Assorted silver WaIcNes. ............ lUIo 10
The Stock vii. be disposed u on me popular one
price plan, giving every patton nno Go!d OF soIi1 S
yer Watcu .cr slJ, wlihout regard 70 yIiue
We wish to Immediately disDose OF the uDovc ma0rn-
cent Stock Crrucacc, naming the articles ale placed
In sealed envelopes aud wei mixed Holaers are enti-
Ie tue article named their certificate, upon pay
meat len Doiias, whether be WaIch worth SIUVu
OF worth lsss The return OF any OF our certificates
entities yon 10 tho article laned thereon, upon ayect
irrespective OF its werh AID ~ NJ GruCc Pa4ueo Icss
thai alU Is named Gu nny cernhctte, II VIII u onse
DO seen tnat ths Is 40 Lottery, but IL straightforward
leetuIlato transac,n wnicn may DO participated IL
evcu by he most ias,idlors!
sin, lie Ger icate VIII be sent b. mall postpaid upon
receipt VI 25 cents, i've tor 81, cieycr !or 81
ccoIEi prcmiua Tor -, 5ixys!S and noFe VAiuao!S
premium slO huIltroI AID o.t superb WAich
iuc 30. 10 Aeuts or wishing employment, this
is rare opportunity. 1t is lrsltima;ey conducted
business, GUY authorized by tho Government ard open
10 Lue most careful scrutiny. IIy us. Address
WRIGHT. BRO Y co.,
Irrpcr.ers Nc. iii Broa4wd;, y. /.
October 20
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EG R S ALE,

NOR SALE,OLD NEWSPAPERS, ~ AlY
II olantity; price Il cents per hun-red Apply NJ
I o Once OF the DAILY NEWS. DecpmpTi
mo PUBLISHERS AND JOUENALI IS
i large amount OF TYPE and JOB MATEEI IL for
sic, iu los urcna.e.s Terms reasonable anu
earn, A.so fue HsND PitE :, price so IN AdaiEs
Power Press price j 00; an drd Press, price sIVV
Apply t. +. IT, IEEOA4Ah Z, Columbia, g. T.
December
OEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COTTON AND
= ri L PLANTATIONS. FARM> aud CIT PROPER
Ia O.: all kinds ioc SALE and laEArE by
CLIFF ORD & 3ATHEWES,
Real Estate Agents, No. 80 Broad street.
November . smos
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NOT1CE TO AUcT1ONEERs.

OFFICE CLERK OF CoUNCn.(
CHARLKsToS, November 26, 1857. J
IL AUCTION LICENSES EXPIRED FIRST oCFo
"A Der last. Thoso who failed TO renew at tnat ume
are not considered having License and consequently
Hre no Auct1oneers W. II. SMITH,
November AZ CIer6 OF Oouncu-
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CHARLESTON FIRE L
A TTEND THE REGULAR
n OF your Company, at youl
THIS tMondayl Evening. the 9th
Tho attendance of each member
business Of importance will be
alteration. BY order.
December 8 l
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.NGINE COMPANY.
MONTHLY MEETING
Hall, Wentworth-strc.t.
instant, OF 71l o'clock.
Is earnestly solicited. as
presented for your con-
JAMES T. WALSH,
Secretary C. T. E. Co.
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PALMETTO PIONEER COOPERATIVE
ASSOCIATION.
TNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF THE
i stockholders will &c held at the He'll Of tho Pamet-
to Fire Engine Company, This Eusrin3 at halt-past
O'Clock.
full attendanc is requested, as tho Executive Com
mittee and Quarterly Reports will be received.
By order. JOHN +. MAHER,
Deccmber9 Secretary.
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ME LIN GS.
nRANGE IOncE nn IL A. Ir. 81

ORANGE LODGE, no. Il, 4. u. II.
THE ANNUAL cDMMUNICATIoN OF THIS LODGE
Il vii. &C Id, Tais Er:niug, ct Masonic Hal, at !
O'Clock precisely. The ocoa OF officers for tho sunG
Masonic 'cT Will tako ace The Arrear List viii be
read The members win take due notice and pre-
pared. BY der Of W. NJ. WM A. GIBSON,
Docember9 Secretary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-24

TIA snl1 a the John S. Roscell
Broadoose Seed-Soscer and Chltivator
already reach SO in Scott county alone.
The Rosceu Broadcast Seed-Sower and
Cultivator 10 the most Of . labor and
money saving machine Of any modern
invention In proportion to it, cost and
the length Of time 1t IL used. The net
gain 70 the farmer in putting In crop
Of 50 acres II more than the whole cost
Of the machine, while with good care .
6eeder will last an ordinary life time.
We guarantee satisfaction and give
trial of two days, or will allow farmer
to work "Rowell" through the season
with any other Seeder or Drill-the
farmer to keep and pay for the machine
giving the best satisfaction.
All genuine Beaver Dam Machines
have John 8. Rowell 4 Co.'s name
painted plainly on the box and have the
New Patent Lever to raise the Cultiva-
tors on corn-stalk ground. Every man
who intends putting in q crop Of wheat
in 1857, should have Rowell Broadcast
Seed Sewer and Cultivator.
McNair, Jordan 4 Marshall, Daven-
port, General Agents. s. B. Clark,
Travelling Agent. -f
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A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine.

DR. MA0olEL Is the founder Of a new Medical sys-
tenn The quantitarians, whose vast internal doses
cnfeebie the stomach and parayEe the bowels must
give precedence to the man who restores health and
appetite, with from to two Of his extraord nary
Pills. and cures the most vrulent with box
20 OF his wonderful and all healing Save. These two
great specifics OF the Doctor fast supercedng oil
the stersotyped nostrums OF the day Extraordinary
cures by Maggiei's Pills and Snlve have opened the
eyes Of the public to the inscieney Of the eae)
remedies Of others, and upon which people have 90
long blindiy depended Magsieis Pills not 81 the
class that are allowed by the dosen, and Of which
box full taken creates absolute necessity for
another. One Or two Of Maggiel's PQIs sufnces to
place the bowels In perfect ORDER tone the stomach
creates appetite, and render the spirits light and
buoyant! There To- no grpnv, and no reaction in the
form ofconstpatton. lfthe liver affected its func-
lions restored; and 1.-THE nerveas system i feeble,
Il IL invigoroted. This last quality makes the nedi-
cnes very desirable for the wants Of delicate females
Ucerous and eruptive diseases are literally extin-
guished ny the disenectant power Of Maggels salvs
In fact, It Is here announced that Maggiers bilious.
Dyspeptic and DiasrhGa Pills cure where all others
fail. While for burns, Scalds Chiibians, Cuts and
all ahrasions Of the skin Magsiels Salve 10 infsble
Said BY J. MAoaIEL, IL Pine Street, New York; by
W-tzel Il Smith and n. Hall, in Upton, and all drug
gists, at % cents per box. vl3n3S
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DR.. Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
A Substitute for Calomel.

These pills are composed OF various roots, having
the power to relax the secretions Of the liver ~
promptly and efectualy ~ blue pill or mercury, and
without producing any Of those disasreeable dan
gerous effects which often follow the use Of the after
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be with
confidence, ~ they promote the discharge Of vtiaed
bile and remove those distractions from the liver
and hillary ducts, which the Of housaGec-
lions in general. 49,
scHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick Head
aehs, and al Iii sordes ~st,vsness, dra~siasss and
..Aera feeling Of wearinsss and lassitude showing
that the liver Is In torpid obstructed condition
In short. these Pills may be used with advanta in
all cases when purgstive Alternative medicine is
required.
Please ask for ''Dr. schenck's Mandrake Pills.
and observe that the two Licensees Of the Doctor are
on the Government samp-one when in the last stage
Of Consumption, the other in his present health
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price rs cents
per box. Principal office, No Is North 9th street Phil
adephia, Pa. General Wholesale Agents: Demas
barnes & Co. q Park Row, New York; 5 8 Hance,
$40 Baltimore st, Baltimore, Md; John D Park, N X
corner OF Fourth and Walnut sts Cine innxtt. Ohio;
Walker Taylor, 1874 and 1856 abash Avenue, Chica-
90, ll Collins Brothers, soutwes corner Of Second
and Vine streets, st Louis, Mo. l5thA5thwem1y
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Clerk and TFeas1rsE's books, - they
stood at that time. Another proof 10 the
fact that the Board Of Supervisors have
this year put al the tax on the county
that the law allows, and then added one
mill on the dollar county ~, 70 rsase =
sinking fund.- to pay debts Of the
county, which "the s people IN may syy,s CoH-
ine their tax receipts for this year. A.
/ do not wish to weary your patience Mr.
Editor, will close by saying my only
object In replying to the article by the
gentlemen fFom Cass, 10 to re-assert the
truth at the statement contained In my
article last fall, and challenge them TO
produce proof to the contrary.
TAX PAYER.
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JANUARY 18th, 1867
Editor Of Advertiser-DEAR SIR.-In
your issue of the 10th inst, you publish
an article signed by four of the citizens
of Cass township, in which it is stated
that certain articlesigned "Tax Payer"
printed in your paper October last, was
erroneous rs to facts, that it deceived
the people, made them vote difierentl'
from what they would had facts be
presented, and thereby defeated "
will and DESIRE" Now these ar--
positive and grave accusations. lin r.
anxiety to have the people understand
the financial condition of the county,
nave done 1.-THE people" ~ this great
wrong, justice certainlu -.
thot sho,,,s .eIract, and ask 1.-THE peo-
pIe's' pardon for so grossly decciving
them. Now 1t seems to me there Is CT
Their some mistake in these accusations,
or else 1.-THE people" were In the first
place very easily deceived, and have
since rested very quietly under it, as the
article OF the gentlemen from Cass is the
first attempt, since its publication, to
answer 1t. In this answer the gentle
men pledge themselves to point out its
errors, and only go 50 far Us to notice
a typographical error, corrected by the
editor Immediately after, and then leave
the poor deceived people" of Cedar
county still in the dark, and still liable
in their ignorance to vote against
bridge at Covers Ferry, Should Nj
Cover succeed in getting 1t again before
the people,, and thus unwittingly q
themselves q great injury. It appear
to me that the ''people" referred to
"whose will and desire" was defeated
on last election, all reside rery nca
G0,ccr's Ferry.
Now q to the erroneous statement
: made in my article last Oct, land nc
/ ret shown to be so), with respect to tn
; finances Of the q atty, l have only
:. assure the people Of Cedar county thu
! they were substantially correct, wh1c
any ono msy prove by reference to ii
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-01-24

~ The great Crosby lottery has been
drawn. Everything seemed to have
been done fairly except that the Opera
House was drawn on an even number
. number having no mystical oddities
about 1t. No one who patronises lotter-
les would place any confidence in such y
number. We would advise those who
did not draw the house there are several
such), to investigate the matter and see
II they cannot discover some fraud con-
nected with the drawing. After having
carefully Investigated the drawing 1t
would DO advisable to study we'll the
following lines:
"And after all the fanciful dreams
OF goldcn fountains and golden streams,
The sweat Of patient labor seems
The true Pactolian water
.And while your tneorist worries his mind
In hopes the magical stone to dad,
SPY some alchemical CANNON,
Practical people, by regular knocks
Are nlling their pockets full Of rocks
From the golden mountain ofmaM mon."
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THE GREAT AMERICAN CONFLICT, BY

THE GREAT AMERICAN CONFLICT, BY
HORACE GREELEY.-Being the only le-
gally authorized agent, for the above
work, in Cedar county, would respect
fully announce to oil concerned that the
history IS now complete In two volumes,
and Will be delivered In whole or in
mart as fast as the books can he had, to
all who may wish it. / expect ono box
of Vol. IL, this week. Persons wishing
the work before can see them personal
~, will please address me at Upton. Ce-
dar CO.. Iowa. L.C. WOODYORD, Ag't.
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Try IT ONCE.--Thc manufacturers Of
the Best Chemical Snterdtus, Messrs. d.
b. De Land & Co., show their readiness
to have tho merits of the article tested,
for they autholize all who sell 1t ut re-
tail to refund the money when by fair
trial It does not prove to be as recon-
mended. That is fair and shows their
confidence in the article. It il better
than soda.
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W. III. Alden, Centre township,

Ata meeting Of prominent gallroad
men md capitalists ct Cedar Rapids last
weok, It was resolved to rAise by sub
acription go, 900 e secure the location Ct
that polat Of The g. Logts rail-
n. B. Brown. /. Il. IahSgU aad s. 6. He.
ver wsrs sprointsd 70 solicit suhscrip'
tiops.
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.

Under an act passed by Congress at
its last session soldiers, and the widows
and heirs Of deceased soldiers, are entl-
tied to additional bounty. The under
signed is prepared to prosecute claims
for said bounty, on reasonable terms.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Claim Agent:
Clerks Office Upton, Avg. !, 1895. Silva
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SHERIFF. SALE.

BY virtue of special execution % ar rs Of the
sd cour, in and f,r the county Of Cedar
and q fyop upon
ana agstt ne the property OF the said Josiah
Loss No a., fss town ~ ae 81 sa
In DOCK ~. '1 Ia,ra And shall Offer the same
Gear aa,c at pubic cutlery, at the Gour, House
The s ss T IF ss.a
cufion and costs that may accrue ,hsse on,
Dated tnAs 1'A ~ John %. SHEARER,
sheriff OF Cedar county.
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FALL OF Dry GOOD.-Yester,lay .
dry goods clerk, who pays his devotions
entirely to his toilet, was sitting him
self along tho sidewalk, when treach-
erous piece Of ice repudiated his calf
skins 50 promptly that he came down
With "kerfiumicks" that scattered the
odors Of Musk and Night-blooming
Cereus In every direction. The ice glis-
tened with merriment and the bystand-
ers shook with laughter. If our young
friend had not been composed SO exclu-
sively of dry goods, no would not have
excited 90 much laughter.
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rrApprAaE AND CRLIBACY.

A Nrnp vnJ-yH MEN Also, Diseases and Abuses
Wien prema,uely Fro.,rat. The Vital po~. . ss
snrr. meaas Of re'irf. sent Frse o. sna5s moTsts
TON. Hcvssd Association. HhiaAAsspa'ss 70 "sAi
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one ;sa wn,ea which msn af so as
n ne sart " a. Dyspepsia. or ..,s more more
allmen.s. % oalied sour stomach, ano
there is no more certain remedy than
Roback's Stomach Bitters.
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NJ Last Friday night pair Of rogues
entered the house of z. Trott of this
township, took his pockct-book contain
ing SIG, pair Of new boots and jack
knife. They also took from his grain
cry two loads Of wheat. This IL bold
rascality, and its perpetrators ought to
have the stern justice of the law untem-
pered BY the mercy Of the Court.
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THE CONFESSIONS AMP EXPERIENCE or An

Published for the benefit and IS a CAUT!uN ~
ynf-%G MEN n,d Others who suffer from Nssvoss
n-tilitv premature Decay Of Manhood, &c, supply
inc ~ the same time THE MEAN o. SxLv-Cuns. ~
"ne has hims sfler undergoing considera-
III. or,ck.ry By enclosing postpaid addressed ~.
y., single copie free % charge may ne hsd o''os
au nor. NATAANAhL w. -. "
n6yl breokNh' n'"ss
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6eRe is tie number that drew the
Opera House, but who the holder 81
said ticket h, we have yet to learn; but
that Charles Hammond has yet In
stock few medium to fine overcoats,
bed blankets, ladies aud gents fus,
which hs 10 ceiling below cost, you can
he assured Of by calling on Charlie and
enquiring prices. gTg.gs5E q.
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~ A Bishop, Of Muscatine, ventil-
lates his business through the columns Of
the Advertiser. Mr. Bishop is fair deal
er, and those who purchase goods at
MuscAtinc should give him q call.
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~The Treasurer of the Cedar Co.
Soldiers Monument Association would
respectfully acknowledge the receipt Of
the following subscriptions since the
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n0-The man who wrote 70 Davenport
for . barber, can now get shaved by
Thomas JsAssson, who has opened
barber shop IN the Old Court House
Building, up stairs. $50. b. e
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DIR. p. T. SMITH has moved his Dem
tai fixtures into the front room, over
Friend 4 Culbertson's store. His
new Office IL very nicely furnished, and
the DR.. will take great pleasure in
meeting his friends there.
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9.Dr. ID. A. Rodebush has perma-
neatly located In Upton, and tenders
his services TO the sick, and also to those
who expect to be. See his card.
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.Piatt 4 Starr are offered $4,000
for Bashaw Jr., on conditions that he
will trot one mile in 2:22. His best time
heretofore has been 2:28.
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ga. We have another article from r.
Cover 4 Go. For the present comment
Is unnecessary. Taxpayer furnishes a
contribution IN another column. We
did not refer in our columns to Mr.. G.'s
iimestone-marble theory, but to the fact
that In studied speech before the
Board Of Supervisors, he insinuated that
the tickets were printed "For the Monu-
ment," and that the people Of Upton
and vicinity voted that ticket, beeouse
the monument would be located ''on the
next square,
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A.The Cedar County Agricultural
Society will hold its next Annual Fair
at Upton, September Eth, 18th aud
18th, 1867, instead Of the 25th, 2eth and
eth, = stated Ia h,i6utes Of est meet
ing Of the Directory. This change is
made In view Of tho fact, that the State
Fair Is to be held at Clinton, Iowa, on
the same week formerly set by this So
ciety. S. l.. SMITH. Sec.
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Buy your Canned Peaches at
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AL.DES'S.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-22
Martyrs.

The Efcsebuaan's Bay eo,Ice,orship Ia.
been settled at la.', and Whether We are pleas
Ell Or not We are s<assa:s glad the question Is
'ssesssts. We have no doul,. but more money
ha. been expended On this ease for the last two
years, In one way ami another, than will be
realized from its salary In four years and 1t
i,as .lso been tie esa@so 81 moro '.hsgd .weaT-
my, - and tbs telling Of more u,lrtki,.,
and the exhibition ~ rGsse political intrigue,
anil u more iIl-na'ured feeling, thaa has ~
tended the settlement of any other small once
In the Union for the pas, ten years. II we
are 10 believe half the storics current, and
which are related a. coming from parties Gg-
uring prominently In the affair, the influence
u soInc Of the same persons was sought for
that figures in the New York ease. But we
must not believe much Of what Madam Rumor
says.
One Of these days,a history Of tic "trials
and tribuations attending this Collectossfip,
with all Of It's ups and downs, skirmi.hing and
heavy work, with full illustrations OF the
killed aud wounded, and the full text VI the
"lettcrs On file, will form curious chapter
10 our local and national politics. Just run
over the list Of Martyrs; the Rubicund Thorn.
~. the tenacious sawyer, the restless and mod.
est Young, the grave wiswel, the positive
Buckmorc, the learned Caldwell, the 1.-THE
Hopkins, &C., &C., TO the end Of the ch1pter
which runnetl6n, 10 no man knows where.
BLesssdais the man that don't expect anything
In this world. for I've shsl not be disappointed, -
said "Dow Junr," This settlement Of a vcx-
ed question, leaves No thorns ranking In our
bosom There are one or two small matters
that time and sober second thought will right
10 due tins. Nous Perroas.
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sussdny Evewtng Ma, bnes NJ
ET0mhli0.
MARCH 18th. 1867.

MARCH 18th. 1867.
DEAR AMERICAN Allah - Great !,
Bacchns Greater il Racheb and all the
IONS, daughters and grandchildren from
Joannadab 10 A. d., 1867. current. il such
are still extant; but yve~ses is Good TEN.
plari,m ~ afas,rne1 NOW and as.en hg the
eliss annog the rasres. Right glad are We
Of homespun-non elect a. well "a el sct-
to receive greeting. our city friendr, the
masterspi,its of spirit-y1l reform aye,
the guiding stars Of the grand. temper
ance reform Of these latter days,-tl,s ia
slased hsrabas Of present and all good
times coming the rotees still glcely cry
ing in the wtideyns"," preparing, tie way
for the millennium d ''A,lams aEs'' Tor
aiL--which y al l'titups. ct a ecrps perds
Latin. French, unknown tongues, ct ee,era
Bah Hurrah.!
Well, friend Sawyer. We are revived in
To this ecstatic prelude and salutatory via
the hale and hearty call We had from that
Grand Lodge Of Meridian Splcudor"-
per SCI worthy hsserDiay-and such Of
the Cast Iron Band a. lone and (in)
visible made the cortege or Boanerges
Branch, on Saturday evening. March 10th,
Of this year Of Grace. 81, here. to cat clam
chowder with Oasis I've gods. how glori-
Gus "in this desert land CT ~ aud raise
Ned with the household gods, goods and
chattcls Of John Paul L. Co., my landlord
and lady yes. sir-o-e! from cellar to
attis-rSo'ns private and public; bureaus,
closets. abandoned hoops, pettieoats,
clothes baskets and contents, and-snd-
Hold! good Lord" Mars! Jupiter
Halt! somebody -" who's got Baul's
shostingiron--'pistol ~ my Iandlady's
comb good to rake the aute that took it,
"a pasture where Jls4l and dtab'd hide
cattle roam and that missing "syrrMso"
oh, Popguns pills! pbysic! Hippocratcs,
or some sou of thine, halo help for such
AZ need such .--nonsense Throw phys
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