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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-04
A Modern potor the Great.

Tie st. Louis DSUocrut las The follow
Ing: Last fall oAe os oar wealthy citi-
nens, wno nas nade IortGne as baker,
took his family t" New Yosk and put
up at the Metropolitan Hotel. While
looking at the sights Of the metropolis,
he heard % wonderful pa;ont bake
oven, which was tAe envy Of al! the
bakers of Gotham. Our baker paid a
visit to the house where this oven was
In operation, but was not allowed to see
it, and could learn nothing Of the prin-
ciple upon which 1t was constructed.
He felt his Gallic p:idc wounded at this
rebuff, and resolved to fathon the mys-
terry Of the oven at all hazards. Going
into Chatham street he purchased suit
Of old clothes, end returned TO the ba-
kerry and applied for g situation as a jour-
neyran baker The proprietor was In
want of a good French baker aud gave
our friend employment at SIS week.
In about tn.es weeks ne learned all
about the oven, aud satisfied himself
that It Was a s.yt.. Invention and worth
mint Of money. lie saw the patentee
and purchased the exclusive right to use
the ovan in the Stale of Missouri. He
then returned to the bake-shop and told
the boss he must leave him.
Don't leave" " said the boss; "you are
good baker. and suit me exactly, and
will increase your wages 70 so month
rather than have you quit.p
That is not enough 10 pay the ex-
penses Of my family 5aiI The journey
man, land must go oat West and seek
other employ oyinent.h 1855
why, how maeA ssoes it cost to keep
your family"
~ am paying $50 day at the Metri-
poiitan, and 1 aon' think YOU would be
willing to increase nay wages 10 that
amount.
"Why, who the deuce are youo"
II am j &C OF st. Louis, and I have
bought the right touse yoar patent oven
there, and intend 70 pat up a dozen or
two Of them, and would like to employ
you as Ioreman.o
The New York baker had nothing
more to say. and the two friends went
to the Metripolitan and had long talk
over a bottle Or two OF champaign.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-04

AIn Gllent, the most thriving man
ufacturing town in Belgium, the system
OF savings banks has been introduced in
TO the public schools. Tho money here
10 francs, each franc being divided into
q hundred centimes, and each franc be-
ing worth little less than twenty cents
gold. The teacher receives the centimes
Of the scholars, and as soon as they
amount to one franc, it IL invested IN
the savings bank Of the State. The
teacher at the same time informs the
pupils what . savings bank IL, and gives
them easy sums In interest and the
capitalization Of interest. This System
was introduced only in November last,
and at tho end Of December there were
ll8 savings hank books In the hands Of
the hoys and 600 In the hands ofsthe
girls.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-04

Corn Culture--Roots among Corn.
@ To grow successfully one hundred
bushels Of fcorn on'two acres Of land, the
ground should be plowed In the fall, In
coarse furrows, and left as light as pos
sibie without dragging or rolling, and
should be old s,ubble ground. This will
give the frost chance to kiu, by freez-
ing, the worms which have burrowed
for the winter. s.# sstss@'as
In the spring plov fine, run ming the
burrows always east and vest. Mark
out, or otherwise, the rows, running
them north and south always. Guilt
vats a. often AZ 1t will answer TO do So
that IL, as soon - grass or weeds begin
to show much., nt sa+etsf.str.n
Plant every other row In the field to
cabbage, r..a basss. OF carrots. This
will give good circulation of air between
the rows cf corn. ..-. - -
Beside the corn crop, valuable supply
of roots Is thus grown for winter feed
for horses and cattle. .Ea' t7aiA
It costs but little more to raise from
100 to Us bushels Of corn to the acre,
than 1t does to grow less. have grown
l25 bushels to the acre, each alternate
row being cabbage. The way to do it Is,
keep the soil light and loose, especially
II dry season, as land stirred draws
moisture. through the night. Never
roll the ground for corn crops. A good,
free circulation Of sun and air Il the life
Of the crop, aud with the roots we'll COW
cred the farmer will be richly paid. A
farmer who once adopts the practice Of
planting his corn in north and south
rows, With every other row in small
crops-potatoes, cabbage, carrots, ruta-
bagas, or parsnips--wili never go back
to the old way Of all corn in the field
and potatoes outside, and few cabbage
and roots in small beds ia the gardens.
Such practice helps men to starve their
stock for want of roots in the winter,
and mortgage them in the spring to the
lice, murrain, and crows"
III the preparation Of soil for corn we
would not roll In the fall; bat it is the
practice Of many successful corn grow
, ers to roll the ground before and after
planting In the sprlng--before planting,
II the spring p!owing leaves It at all clod-
dy; and after planting, If the ground is
dry, as an aid 10 sermination. Our cor
| respondents suggestions as TO alternat-
ing small crops with corn are worthy of
/ attention. 7#&%
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A few weeks ago an old bachelor
whose whiskers were beginning to sill
yer, concluded To renew his age by
marrying q schoolgirl (Which by the
way is too common. After gaining the
mothers consent, the next thing was
to tie the knot; the next thing, furnish
a house, and take Iiatle Lotsie wife home;
next thing In ora2r vas to hire serv-
ANTHEM, Of course the domestic wheel
began to turn. One dlv. his lordship
came in. aad said: Bf.lgot where is
my Lot.ie?o .'Olt in the yard at play
with one OF her sthoo'ynates,e replied
Bridget. Husband In all the fullness of
his heart, rushed ont in tine yard to par
tieipate in the fun, bat was greatly set
back by his little Lottic" saying: go
away, you old fool we don't want you
in The play.n-S1A Fi'oaaoisco Ca2.
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6kC. 8. That the Convention for each
Stsss stalI prsscfibs the fees, salary and
compensation to be paid to all delegates
shd othersomcers and agents herein au-
thorized or necessary to carry into effect
the purposes OF this act, not herein other
wisc provided for, and shall provide for
the lsvy and collection Of such taxes on
the property Ia asuoh State - may be
neccssary to1pay the sans. acs
q SEC. 9. That the word "afticie" In the
sixth section Of the a1 to Which this II
supplementary shAu .bas tanstrusd to
mean "section. -, tasggtyafF -
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To PREVENT Hoe CHoLERA.-AV Yer
million county, I'll farmer whose hogs
have had the cholera, says he saved
thern by feeding 8 parts wood ashes, Q
pulverized sulphur, saixsd with wheat
bran once week @sa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-04-04

HT Bermuda posatqe. have arrived In
New York aad are eesin- at fifty centD
psr quart.
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TIPToN NEAT MARKET.

ETyHE subscribers announce
l. the citisens Of Upton, ard
surrounding country, that they
have taken charge Of the .:City E1
Meat Market" ana Will supply customers with
good fresh Beef, Pork, Mutton, and Veal, ct
the lowest rates. shop one doorwest Of Friend
Culbert4On's store. PORTER 4 TOWER. 81
Upton, lows, Feb. 2, 1895 N
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LIVERY STABLE!

TAYLOR 4 FLEMING, PRoPRIEToRs.
In the rear Of the Union Hotel, Upton,
IOsOd. fEHa
Carriages, Buggies d Saddle Horses
To let at all times and at reasonable prices.
Careful and experienced dri~czs furnished
when desired. Ef lln
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ExCHANQE OFFICE,

ExCHANoE OFFICE.
go. IN ). Ss1 Ha q sSs & in Il :ans .
York, Boston, and i fhiisdslph,s. % csshed. S Com @
pound Interest Notes purchased, and 7.sos
WILLIAM H. TUTHILL.
Upton, lows, Feb. 18th, 1858.
WILLIAM r. woiF, sAxEoRD V. LANDr.
WOLF q LANDT, eza
ATTORNEYS AT Law, TIPToN, IOWA. :,
once In the basement Of the Court House. -
JOSEPH ". BULL,
"A once with the sherin, Upton, Iowa
EDWIN n. POUND, N
A TT0RNEY At LAW, Upton. Iowa; once
8. L. SMITH,
a Real Estate Agent. Collections made and
Once In the Court House. Trrros, iowa.
r. A. GATES,
nOUNTY SURVEYOR. All wishing his ser-
den. Cedar county. iowa. visnl
JOHN 9. TUTHILL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
Agent. once with the County Treasurer. in
the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept 10th, 1866 n36yl3y
WIN. ELLIOTT,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and General Col
q lectlng Agent. Applications made for
Bsek Pay. Bounty and Pensions Il Discharged Soldiers,
or for the heirs of deceased soldiers. Nocharge
made unless the application is successful. Also
legally licensed CbnUey1ncer for Ced0r cOanfu.
Deeds, &C., made and acknowledged on reason
able terms. Once with the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court. TIProN. Iowa. yl3n2l
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NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
TTlHOMAS w. THOMPSON would respectfully
l. inform his old customers, and the public
generally that he has commenced work in his
New shop, directly north Of the steam Mill, in
Upton, where he is prepared to attend to all
business In his line, and especially horse shoe
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nAVING foccntIy rentted my Saloon, and
put up two new Billiard Tables. or the kav.
anaslgh 4 Decker make, a0d 0Gnbininrs IN
tho modern improvements, all levers of the
game are requested to call aud Give them 4
aro mot allowed in the Hall.
nj BERNARD LANG.
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tainted f0m esalltmohi noe M iho
slfk men Died ~ ~ lay, he death
helsa aah0uheed W. ne fsllos ~
tupahi n hia l,erlh feohly m0ablnR
Take sway this dead man
On the bridge ~ the vessel lay
the Lody N The captain, a. u had
lain f,r ioar months, with nine N
hls deed shlpmatos Wv his side, NJ
doconlly laid out vs. those who aoon
expected a. share tholr fate.
Tho survivors could not bear a.
sink tho bodies Of their comrades
into the sea, but kept them ~ that
when the last man died tho htcd
ship that had been their common
home should be their common tomb,
The surgeon Of the ship worked
faithfully 10 the last, but cold, hun
ger, scuryy and dysontory were too
much for him. The brave old cap
tain was the first victim, and died
blessing his men. Then the others
fell, one by one, until the ship was
tenanted only by the dead and dy.
ing. One night moro at sea would
have left the Diana u floating coffin,
Not one of tho fifty would have
lived TO tell the chastity tale.
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Horrible Story.
A SHIP OF DEATH FLOATS INTO A PORT
OF THE SHETLAND ISLANDS.

VT bAA'o toJaNDo.
Since the time when the Ancient
Mariner told the terrible tale of the
curse-laden ship with her crew of
ghastly corpses, no more thrilling
story Of the sea has been related
than that of the whale-ship Diana,
that recently drifted into one of the
Shetland Islands. A year ago she
left the Shetlands on o whaling
voyage to the Arctic Regions, hav-
ing on board fifty men. From that
time nothing more was heard from
her. The friends of those on board
became alarmed. Money was rails
ed and premiums offered to the first
vessel that would bring tidings of
the missing ship, but all to no avail.
Hope was almost abandoned.
On the I'd of April the people
near Rona's Voc, IN one ofthe Shet-
land Isles, were startled at seeing
a ghastly wreck Of a ship sailing
into the harbor. Battered and ice
crushed, sails and cordage cut away,
boats and spars cut up for fuel in
the terrible Arctic winter, her decks
covered with dead and dying, the
long lost Diana sailed in like a ship
from Deadman's Land. Fifty men
sailed ont Of Derwick in her on a
bright Nav morning last year. All
Of the fffr cams back on her on the
I'd of April, this yesr; the same, yet
how diferentl Ten men, Of whom
the captain was one, lay stifened
cOrpses on the deck thirty-five lay
helplessly sick, and some dying
two retained sufficient strength to
creep aloff, and the other three
crawled fsebly about the deck
The ship was boarded BY The Is
landers. and as they climbed over
the bulwarks the man at the wheel
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

J,IIE advertiser having been restored to health In
u Few weeks by a very simple remedy, aften ha'
wing suffered several years with lung afrce'
tion, and that dread disease, Consumption-is anS
ious to nuke known to his feicw-sulercrs the means
Of cure,
To all who desire 1t, he will send copy ofthc pre-
scription nscd, (ce of charge), with tho directions
for preparing and using the same, which they viii
find a SURE CUnE roR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, Bros.
cnIrls &C. The only object of the advertiser In SEN
ding tho Prescription, Is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceivcs to be invaln-
able and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as It will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing. go
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
f14:Iy.l
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1allas 4itrald.
DALLAS COUNTY OFFICIAL
DfHFCTOnY.

DISTRICT COURT
jons !. Coon, district Iuiss Dallas
rs. HivHfss Dist Aify Wsrahaehie
Wa. 4. Yorsa. District Clerk, ballaL
COUNTY OfFiCEns.
y ELLn Coosnr- Couhiy Judge.
TiaHL kEsptlL, County Attorney
JAHHs y, TnouAs, Couhty Clork.
JEHE. NJ. BHowS, sheriff.
JAss- y. GoobSIoIr, Ass'r. and Collector.
JlsEs sntrrAHp, Treasurer.
Wa. II. TnoAAs, Surveyor,
PoLvs CouEf-lsuae u. Webb, George W.
barton, J, II. Clemens and J, T.. sTgllon,
NOrARYs PUBLIC.
Judge y. BILLS COoNBEs, ex-ofieio, Csc,
W, GuEss, Jons N, BRTAS aud W. q, WolrI,
Dallas RonKRr =. Guy, Lancaster, aud j,
J. BEksAs, IIsughts Store,
CORPORATION OFFICERS.
GkoRoE ", GuEss, Mayor.
NJ. NJ. MORRow, j. 3. SAUNDERS, 4, W,
lIusr, J. N, BRrAs, and A. W. MoRroS, Al
dermen.
HARVEY SHEPHERD, Town Marshall.
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vNHE most handsome DRESS

II GOODS, comprising
Painted Lawns and Jaconets,
Plain and Cross Bar Jaconet,
Plain, Striped and Dotted Swiss,
Derages, Grenadines, Chenie Mozambiques,
Silk Challies, Chambrays, all colors, Cling
hams. Also, Lace Points, Berase, 6repa-
dine. and Shetland Shawls, &c., Sc, At
r3l:tfl JEfFRTES & CO.
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8 8 8
Special Notice.
Important to Ladies.

Mrs. Winslow's Mystic Pills
Are prepared only for legitimate purpose, and are
the only safe and effective medicine for all those
painful and dangerous disorders to which tho Fo-
male constitution Is subject.
They are The only Genuine Female Pills eltant.
No article of medicine intended for tho exclusive
use of Females that has made Its appearance
has met with such universal favor as MRS.
WINSLOW'S MYSTIC PILLS.
No disease is so little understood, and consequent
y so badly treated female diseases. These Pills
are the result of much study and careful experience
in all varieties of female complaints, and in all
cases of irregularities, suppression, leucorrhea or
whites, n speedy cure may be relied on. L..
BY their INVIGoRATING PROPERTIES, the
appetite and digestion is improved, the hue of health
Is restored to the Cheeks weakness of tho spine and
limbs relieved and all the indications of Nervous
Debility removed. No maiden, wife or mother
should be without the Mystic Pills.
Try them, and be convinced that they are the
LADIES' FRIEND.
Price Two Dollars per box, or three boxes for Five
Dollars. For sale by all druggists. ti5:lyr.]
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MASONIC.
DALLAS CHAPTER, No. ~,
ROYAL ARCH MASONS.

COMPANIONS
u You are hereby summoned 10 attend u Stated
Convocaiion Of Dallas Chapter, No. q, on Monday
yrnlngi July 1t, at early candle lighting.
by command ofthe NJ, y, u, Y.
W. L.. MURPHY, Secretary.
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Cash or Country Produce.


nATIs & BOGEMAN's CELEBRATED
~ Thrssberss Pans and GINS igr sale,
A. SBSSUMS & &C
Galveston and Houston
gEse Is, l556-53zn5s.
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For Sale Cheap.
A Great Bargain.

"A treat bargain.
L HE place where Ed. c. Browder now
resides, about { of mile East of the Town
of Dallas, including 60 acres of land, IA or
rs acres of which is under u good fence and
in cultivation, two residences, large barn
and other out-houses, good well and many
fine springs of never-failing water, and a
large spring branch, affording at all sea-
sons of the year an inexhaustible supply OF
water sufficient for ths operation Of any
amount of machinery, is now offered for
sale.
On this land there are many handsome
situations for private residences, on an ele-
walton of about 90 feet above the level Of
the town, covered with beautiful groves of
young cedar, and an abundance Of good
water can be had anywhere on the land by
digging wells.
Persons wishing to engage in running
machinery in this vicinity, or who desire
to secure the bSst situations for private res
licences near town, would do well TO exam
inc this place before purchasing elsewhere.
For further particulars call on
ED. @. BR0WDER.
Dallas, March 30, 1s67-2SGm.
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- |. 30. Z. I. i,, 80.

figfs fFf,fs fef "a saigai fstf.
tssfi ~ -. " N tsafi w iifatl4 ls ~ IN
w MSS III sfsffiti N. siaif 80 ~ w.
"ffifeffiIfsftr fsaf ssttfalfs
q sifff.f 80 .Hn nHltIi zoos egf shi'.
ffafs b. falrf iH HaIt'f ia'
=, o isf afisf .ff itf ~. iffnifi u.n ~ 'fN
7" tr.trgn 10, o. " n.,iat. oassy
y anI.aH.f fsnfs Hif vs. tif't., IN,
% .aiHf sriHals taan u Naf lNh-. ltFt
~ Il. ~ "a ..it.ftr a. uAf iiuusE n ~ a.
,s,r. ii IT, hahth isi tlsniel ut ilis ~ 'hg,l.
a. sithaift Ous HAf llnHsi Ltars 90 y
hanit high, huf 81 shiis tfsnifi = y snnne. ~
an nAY IinEsI. f1fafs "a. 10th hlni ffi white
80 M ffslesi "A isnis hirh, hranlsi % ihs 70
sbruiiafT uailas luce lsfA isff.
TAETN ar H. Winiam NJ frrw and esifay a ",
f,fu NJ Myrrs.i r., ens hLAth huhst, % 70
,e.,, sli, hand. Lish, hind q vhiis, sous vhls
~ I'd. Lsdy. Vaiusf a. 80 20 ons light bAf
IIDUsF yssfs "a. a. hands high, snd branded on
he In shanidrf q I 9Th 81 shiie hairs later
.Isrssd a'ef he l-ody, Valued 81 ss ~ Aiss' ens
small STAG, Z years oii, marked swailowhrk aud
uHdrrh,sk Ia ths lsh tar, snd split In ne Hshi
ear. Nauei At "a, foN
nTPpRTED AZ esiIaysb by fiea, ", harion, cenniJ
CommissianeT, Dallas caunil. fe.as, The following
snimAls io-vii Que snnkEL HORSE PoneJ,
yrars ga, about Is hands high, bAss Lne, No
brands one dars nay STALLION Toney, 2 oI q
years old, blala faea, hath hind feat white, One
HAY pOSY msFe, years I'D ~ hand. hish; star
In frriead, no brands, has a sol', one hAi VIZ
YEY. wears old, star In forehead, no brands, une
sORREL sILLEf yeaT old, hlsIe laee, right hind
foot white, no hFani., oHe kohhkL flLLhf' :
years old, blA4e face, branded On the len shoulder
One sOnRHL HORSE, years old, branded on the
left shoulder 2 ever an X, Ons BROWN MAhE,
wears old. branded on the len shoulder L. une
BLACK PILLEY, years old, blaze face, branded
on the lofi shoulder lover an \, one DUNN flL'
LEY. branded with spanish brand on the hip. One
nay IILLEY, YEARS old, star IN forehead, brand.
n on tho len shoulder L. one sorTsl FAINT
MARE, years old, Fpanlsh brand has colt
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Bagging, sc.

II ENT. THoMAE CARTER, Importers Of and
N Dealers In Cordage, Bagging, Bale Rope, Iron
Ties, &c. l0i Poydras Street, New Orleans,
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Sewing Machines.

CouTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
- Soiseiess Machine Of Wilcox \ Gibbs VIII sow,
hcm foil, braid. tuck, gather, quilt, card and en-
81. Charles St. Box $50, r. o. New Orleans,
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t1 60n PER YEAR; We wan. Agent

cU1,cVV everywhere TO sell our lMPRoNED
$50 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under
and upper feed, sent on trial. Warranted hre
years. Above salary or large commissions raid--
The ONLY Machines sold In the United States for less
than SiO, which are idg licensed by Home, Wheeler
Wilson, Grorcrd Bdker, Singer a o., and Bdcheder.
~ other cheap machines infriRycmeao and the
seller or user liable 20 arrest, ns aud imprisonment
illustrated circulars sent free Address, call upon
Shaw CLARK, at BiIdeiord, Maine, or Chicago, ILL.,
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Commission Merchants.

W. NJ P.RKIss.-....s. ". swEssoS."."".p. l.. KERNtoN
nERKINs, swENSON 4 CO., New Orleans
i swENsoN, PERKINS & CO., Now York,--Gen-
eral Commission Merchants. ..---
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TANNEHILL LODGE, No. 52sF. a A. NJ,
Meets on the last Saturday 81 each month, at the
Masonic Hall. GRO. W. GUESS, W, ".
JOnS W. SwISDELts, Sec'y,
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wholesale Druggists.
Pianos and Music.

v/ORN a BREMEN, 0s Camp ~. Constantly ON
IA hand hrst class Pianos Piryel's, martin a
OnyTirrs, tho celebrated Cyuloid, etc, tTiyl
n GRuNEwALD, Publisher Of Music, Imporler
Ia. 81 musical Instruments, rleyel Planes, Stein
WNy a sons, Ohickurihg's and GahleT's l2J Canal,
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TOBACCO.

nreseent city Tobacco Works.-MArsR
u BROrn,Rs, Manufacturers Of Tobacco and Cigars,
Dealers In Chewing and Leaf Tobacco, ~ Tcl,onpiton'
las ST., New Orleans. tscP22-ly.l
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MAKEIG & HAGGAR.

Importation Of Domestic Servants,
Pam Lctorers and Mechanics Of all
Trades.
iFr-s, Efr1-l-lE MAEIlss D-ll Springs. HcIsrti--
usr rrrEfy. Terus-
Eul-- ? Eiiis COMBS D. ar irii-d ar-n- 81
- fruu aui cgurty 4 fi-iist fun rbsn faii rsr-
ti1Glzrs cat = oitalarl Zsem-
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sT1S!A brand,

NOR the information ofa concerned, hereby give
Il notice. that my brand for horses and cattle ie nc.
Any information OF stock in this brand. will he
thankfully re,s,iyeived. My address is Rockwali'
Kau finan county. I37:tJl ISIAM ClllSUM.