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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-20
Headquarters, Fifth Military District,

OFFICE OF SECRETARY foR CiyIL AFFAIRS,
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 5, 1868.
CIRCULAR No l6.
The Post Office address. Of the Members Of the &C.
neral Assembly and Civil Officers, whose election was
announced on the 81 inst, in Special Orders No. lol,
from these Headquarters, being in mos, cases unknown,
IN order as far as possible 10 avoid fixtures in the trans.
mission Of copies Of that order. which is n certificate OF
election to the members and officers elect, said COPIES
VIII in such cases be delivered on'y npon application
in person, or in wsiting, giving Pos, Office address, 10
this office.
BY Command Of Brevet Major General II. C. BrcnA-
NAN.
b. b. KELLER,
B'evet Major, U. S. A., Asst. Civil Affairs.
OFFICIAL:
Brevet Major, L. s. A.. Asst Civil Afai,.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-20
Prix Courant dc la Nouvelle. Orleans.

FIX C0uTant dc Ia NOuVelle- 0rleans.
Or i4o a ,io!-Co,on 25 a 27c.-Sucre - a
l5c. = Melasse. as a SIC. lie gal. - Cafe. % a
26c.-Farinc So 4 Gill; Mats 81 a 81 05
lie boisSean. Pore. 800 a $2sI -Saindoux,
10 i 203c. la livre.-Bacon: epaules, lac. la
livre; 2lc. les jamb"nS cures an sncre. = Riz,
10 i 12c. Ia livre-Beurre 20 a SOC.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-20
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-.O.-
Decouronnez les rois, deconronnez les reines,
Abaissez les mechants
Moquez-vous, sill vous plat, de ces g%randcurs humai
Qui font les granls enlants. lne
Meme il est bon, je crois, de railer l'opulence
Aux sottes vanit6s,
Car il faut rappe1er a ceux de l'insolence
Qu'ils sont trop haut montes.
QUAINT aux rimeurs, auteurs, avocats, folle espece
De beaux -esprits tres lads,
Vous pouyezl les lancer, ct meme sans mollesse:
On salt qui les a fats.
Horace, I'M philosophe aussi sage qu'un autre
Apres six doigts de win,
Disait en- fort bons vers que lie meillcur ap6tre
Nest pas %toujours diyin;m
Quill faut lie rappeler plus dune fois a lordre
Pour lie bien general,
Et qu'on vous rend service en- sachant bien YOU.
Quand lie but est moral. (mordre
Mais lorsque vous verrez une grande detresse,
Immeritee on non,
Vous ninyoquerez point lie passe, Ia paresse,
lie crime GU bien lie nom.
Que &c soft une femme aussi vile que folle,
Ayant dome, vendu
SEES faveurs aux PEASANTS, pour bien moins qu'une
Eft dams I'm lieu perdu; [obole,
Que &c soft un vieillard tout macule de boue,
Louchant horriblement,
Ayant vingt fois peut-atre evite de la roue
LIE supplice ~infamant;
Que Sc soft la vertu dams rhomme on dam. Ia femme.
Dams lie pauvre on %l'enfant,
Qn'on pousse au desespoir pour I'm propos infame
Eft que la loi defend;
All Ne les raillez pas, car lis sont Ia souffrance,
Car lis sont les douleurs,
Car le maitre eternel a laisse Temperance
Pour qui verse des pleurs.
JIG.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-20
Fiat dc la I.Outsia nc.
C0ur dn Quatrirmt District J%udiciaire.
." PAROlSsE Sr-JACQUES.
Succession de fen You're Chrisiophe Rousscl

Snrcessio" dc fen Icure Chrisiophe Rousscl
LfF,at OF Ia Cour snSii;S:
a Nine Marguerite R"rssel ct son mani Ar.
mant Sanchez de Ia Paroiss-" J.fTtIs Nine
El"I>e Male, q, son mari Zepl,ytin NJ, let,
Nine Marguerite RonSsel IT son mai, Il Nlfk.
nair, Ctl-srin M,Iler, tn,.nr na,nrel d'Amanda
Mille', Ziphy'in Mile, ,n,enr de Ia min"nr" Ju.
LA Mitiet. tons lie la paro's-e 81 Jean. Bap,i-ic.
Mortimer S.nchez. I.udg.r Scl-An.iitr j.,
i.ndgtrine ScheNneilre e, son mari William
Sanchez, ct Mortimer B,s. ,ous de la willie de
la N"nvelIe Orleans, ct Adam Guilry de IA
paroisse Ascension. iu,enr daft dies ,nineurs
Alfred, Ma'l,ide, Claophas e, Gns,ave Bos, e,
aux Cftanciers Il a tons ceuX y inie,c,sts:
A,;endn que Fju,ian RonsSel, de Ia paroi>se
st Jacqnes, Administrator r de la snsdlte Sue.
cessinn, a cnliasse en- cote C"nr son ce,np,c iinu.
dalminisira,inn de la d te SncceSsinn, demau-
dan, Fhomologa,ion d'iceiui al sa dtchatur:
NouS elHs notifies, ct avs public vnn- Est. par
ces rre-en'rS. dome 4 ions 81 = clacnn lie vnns
d'avoir d daAuite, par icri'. dams trent" jours de
cet,e date, an Bureau dn G%.tii.f de ceile Conr.
Il la Mai>on de Conr de la die P.roi>-". les raj.
sons pour 'esqnelles il ne setai, pas fail dro,, 4
la demanhc dn dl pe'irionnait-.
Temoin, liHon r. ~BEAUVAlS,
j.. ). iJnce de nolre dire Cour, &c 20ene
~ )Jour de Jniu 1868.
+. s GACDET, Grafiar.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-20
State Of Louisiana.
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF SAINT-JAMES.
Estate Of the late V;dou Chr;stophe
RoHSSeI.

The State and Count afnresaih:
To Mrs. Marguerite. Rons-el and husband
Armant Sanchez. of the Parish of Jefferson.
Mrs. EoI>e Mill, and husband Zipl yrin Nil
let, MIS-. Marguerite Ronssel and husband Z
Vicknair. Ctes'in Mile, @na,nral tutor We
Amanda Mifls,, Zaphy,in Mtl'ri tutor Of III.
minor julia MiIief. all If The Parish Of ST. John
The Baptist, Mor,imer Sanchez. I.nluer SchcA.
n"ii,r j., Lnhaerlnc Srh"xneidre and husband
William Sanchez, aud Mortimer BIS. atl ol
the City of New Orleans. md Adam Guii,y
Of The P,ri-h "f Ascension dt,,ve ,ntnr'of tn.
minors Alfred. M.,liidr, Cl1ophas nnd Gn.l.re
Bos, and to the Creditors and all palllrs herein
concerned:
Whereas FIorian Ronssel. Of The parih of
81 James, AdmIn'strainr of the above Estate.
has flied in This Conr, his final account, Of adult.
n,s,IN:lon OF tho sali Succession, piayinu fur
the Emancipation ol the same and his dis
charge:
You are notified, and public notice is hereby
given To all and each If yon. 10 show cause in
wiring, within lh'Ity days from dale hereof, IL
the Office Of the Clctk Of This Cont. at me
Court ilonsc Of said Parish, why The payer Of
said petitioner s',onld no, h- %c,an,ed.
-- Witness, the Hon Z BEAUVAlS,
LIS Judge Of our SAID Cou,,, this goth
- day Of jane. 1865.
T, S. GAUDET, Clerk.
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Situation IF The Tireasuyv

Situation IF The Ireasuyy:
Amount in chest at ihp 1t tllement Of IN.
- h 81 February 1868 f6s71
Amount received from The Collector com.
prising the collection ill the Is. Of June
1858 2.70ee %
s 2,7G5.63
Amount Of accounts paid . 2,765O6
81
The Treasurer's commission on So. FOG.
92Ilo0 at , cts. $50 Is
balance due to the Treasurer 1881
G. SUPRA,
Secretary pro. temp.
ST. James, June Goth, 1868.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-20

Go TO WORK Young men, 90 10 work .
There is no time 10 idle now. You must carve
ont your W fortune. You have no ipheri,a nce
on which 10 depend. You mus, reconstruct vopr
" fortunes by industry and perseverance and
toll Labor is honorable, and the isnoble are
those who will not work. Get YOU n home
Fence a field, and pillow ii, and plan, it, and
gather around you the c%omfor,s of home, And
when yon have made a character for industry
and thrift, ask some young lady to share yonr
home with You. We would say 10 eyery Young
lady mark these young men who are lounginp
ar"nnd, attempting 10 live by their wits, or on
The interest of their debts; and when they ask
you to share the fortunes of life with them.
Just let them pass on. No Young lady can con.
sent to marry a young man without, business,
or property, or business habits, unless she has
already made up her mind TO sell herself 10
the owesl bidder. Young men, 60 to work.
Texas Farmer.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-20

Brevet MHjor. U. s. A., Asst. Civil Affairs.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1868-06-20

Parish of St. James, June 2o,h, 1868.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16
IOWA ITEMS,

Mrs. Anna Moralf, living near West
Liberty. Muscatine county, had her legs
nearly cut off last week by running i.
front of a reaper trying to stop restless
horses.
-Keokuk has population of IA 900.
Dubuque lost eight houses by fire
last Sunday night.
Iowa has 119, G66 men available for
military duty. So says Adj. Gen. Bak-
er's report for 1868.
-Ex-Lieut. Governor Needham died
on Thursday last at his home in Oska-
loosa. He was one Of Iowa's best and
trutest men.
"A lad named Slick was killed at
Charles City, on the Fourth, by the
bursting of q rocket.
The Cass county Messenger says that
the wheat crop in that county has been
injured to greater extent than any
other county heard from.
"A very severe hail storm passed over
q portion of Jackson county on the 9Th
ism tant, causing great damage to the
growing crops,
Two men were blown up with q
canister Of powder, while firing anvils
on the 4th, at Algona. It is thought
that neither will recover.
On the 4th instant, at Keosauqua, a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

AN ADVANCE COPY of the life Of Hon.
Schuyler CoIfax, by Rev. A. Y. Moore,
of South Bend, Ind, was received from
the publishers, Messrs. T. B. Peterson
& Brothers, u few days since. The po-
sition long held by the subject Of this
book. together with the exalted station
which the future has in store for him,
makes his biography a desirable &C.
QUESTION to the reading portion Of the
American people. This want has been
fully met by Mr.. Moore, who, to the adj
vantages Of a clear head and facile pen,
adds those Of having been the pastor
and personal friend of Mr.. Colfax for
many years; of access to the files of the
paper formerly published by HMM
fact, he lacks for no information that
would tend to render his work interest
ing, or vcracious. The author has drawn
largely upon Mr.. Colfax' editorials, let
tiers and speeches; which, alone forms
an interesting feature Of the book. 1t il
duodecimo volume in fine clear tyne
of 3o4 pages; and will be sent. postpaid,
to any address, on receipt Of 81. so by the
publishers.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

A SEVERE VISITATION of sickness and
death has been sustained by family
named Thompson, who have lived for
many years about four miles west of
Upton. The family consisted, six weeks
ago, of IL mother, four SONS and seven
daughters; all of whom, except one of
the boys, have been sick with typhus
fever, and other attendant disorders.
The eldest daughter, Mary, was the first
to succumb to the virulent disease,
which occasioned her death on tho 10th
of June. Within four weeks Sarah,
Barbara and Julia followed Mary to the
grave; each In the order named, victim
to the consuming fever; which in the
fatal cases was complicated with erysip
elias, pneumonia, malignant ulcers on
various parts of the body, and bleeding
at the mouth, nose and bowels. AL
though the remaining members of the
family are thought to be out Of danger,
apprehensions exist that the disease
may assume al epidemical form in the
neighborhood; several persons who as
sisted in this house of mourning, where
much of the time three and upwards
were PROSTATE Mt once, having been at
tackled with similar symptoms. These
facts are mostly learned through the
kindness of DIR. III. II. Maynard, the at
tendant physician.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16
The Fourth at Downey.
DOwNEY, July 9th, Is

DowNEy, July 9Th, 1868.
Editors advertiser: Surprising your
readers to be interested in all county
prosperity, | send you brief of the
doings at Downey on the 4th inst.
In accordance with the hand-bill post
ed, Ito lay the corner stone of the Bap-
fist meeting house." the people coDgre-
gated at an early hour, and under the
direction of Deacon A. b. Cornwall,
president, aud Hon. John Work, mar
shall Of the day, we proceeded to the
with the following order of exercises:--
Members of the University choir, Mr..
Colcburn leader, sung America" and
truly we can say, that Emusic arose
with voluptuous swell!' Invocation
by Rev. q. ]. Johnson, of Burlington,
Iowa, District Sec. Am. Baptist Publ
cation Society,".
After singing again, Master James
Watson pronounced the following ora
ton:
One of our greatest poets has said that
"ResOlve was the column Of the dignity
in man." In harmony with this poetic
philosophy our pilgrim fathers, relying
on the guardian call of Him who watches
over the sparrow fall, committed them
selves to the briny deep, and found a
rest for the sole of their feet on our ever
memorable Pilgrim rock. There is now
to be erected monument pointing
heavcnward in memory Of our heavenly
inheritance-a right to worship God ac-
cording to the dictates of our own con-
This is the dawn of true religious free
dom. The day we celebrate is itself a
monumental day, now known and read
IF all men, when our forefathers, re-
solved to be free from British tyranny,
and to establish the free institutions OF
our land, pledged upon the sacred altar
of liberty their fortunes, their lives aud
sacred honor. On this our natal day we
congregate in our rural Brisbine Grove
to contribute our mite Of money and in
terest for the laying the corner stone OF
the rising tcmple-a monument of praise
to our heavenly Father, whose sublim-
est inscription is ''peace on earth, good
will to men," We would here enforce
the sentiment, ''dispise not the day OF
small things" Children of the day and
Sabbath school, am proud to stand UP
on this NATIONAL day and say on the
principle of the widows might, we have
given more than any Of our fathers and
mothers. Nay more, youthful compan'
ions, we claim the high honor of being
the pupils of Miss Mary Elizabeth Hay
word, whose zeal like Mary Of old to dc
what she could, by concert with her pu
pills raised $40, which was the first offer
ing with promise for our hoped fol
church, whose corner stone we lay t.
day. Mysterious stone, sepulchre Of thu
archives OF the church. Fold in thy
silent bosom the treasures we TO day
commit to thy trust; and when we tn.
children have borne to the silent t0mi
our fathers and mothers, one BY one, w
will look to thee In youthful vigor ant
ripencd age and feel that thou dos
treasure the great central truth-"Tho,
! art the CHRIST the son q the Giving God
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

Township CONTROVERSIAL item to
the effect that the county of Jones is the
only one in the State which has accept
ed the township collector system, has
been going the rounds. This is evil
IDENTIFY mistake as Cedar county is also
going it blind on the collector bushes
1t does not seem to us to be very well
considered measure; and it appears that
nearly all the county Boards have had
the same opinion. 1t may be, however,
that the sagacity of the legislators for
Jones and Cedar have discovered advan-
tages that escaped the vision Of the
careless majority.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

Hor WEATHER is weak term by
which to designate what we have been
enduring. Brcczes suspended payment
carly last week; and day altar day Old
Sol had it all his own way; aud II he
didn't improve the opportunity to give
this corner of creation warming, may
opportunities never find takers, Brick
houses were sun-burned, tin roofs bis
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

LARCENY AGAIN.-John Mizer was
arrested in town on Saturday, charged
with having stolen a two year old heifer
from one Peter Evcrhardt, of Linn Co..
The stolen bovine was found ut the
dwelling of Mizer, some three miles in
the country, whence it appears he led
her by rope from above Mt. Vernon,
one of those terrible hot days, having
much trouble OH account of her giving
out by the way. No doubt he thought
1.-THE way Of the transgressor was hard, T"
while pulling the tired little heifer along
through the sun; and now while rumi-
mating in the shade afforded by our
county jail-he waived examination and
is held in bonds of $5OO-he may find it
grown little easier.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

So Two CASES of sun-stroke are reported
on the street as having occurred Tues
day. A negro in the employ of w. w.
Aldrich was one Of the victims; and a
son of Mr.. Seaton, living between Tip
ton and Clarence, the other. We are
not informed how serious either of the
eases proved; but both were severe
enough to cause the summoning ply
eician.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16
DIEn

In this city, on the morning of the It'll of
July, 1868, Mrs. ROsANNAH, cOnsort OF Mr.. WIN.
MAHANEY, aged 81 years, l0onth and days.
The deceased was born u Bedford county
Penna., June 5th, 1882. In NE fall Of 1896, the
family left their eastern heme and emigrated
to Upton, Iowa.
In the spring of 1885, at TIN first opportunity
offered, the deceased. together with her hus-
band and daughter, handd1 In their letters
from the church in Schellsl lrg, and we're re-
ceived into the communicate of the Lutheran
, church Of Upton, In whichsshe continued
| consistent member until hel unexpected re-
moval from our midst. Her llhess was short
and her death sudden and unexpected to all;
and has fallen with crushing weight upon the
deeply afflicted family; buttthey have the
blessed consolation OF know4g that her end
| was peaceful and happy; that he now lives In
a cline where sorrow, discas4and death are
unknown.
We deeply sympathize viii our bercaved
| brother and his family, and coemend them to
God. and to the word Of His Sd Zee, who is able
to keep them unto life eternali PASTOR.
| RI-Hundreds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
HOARIOUND COUGH SYIpP and pro-
nounce 1t the very best mediche for Coughs,
Colds, &C. Try 1t.
| For sale by Hall Schntclter, Upton
| s. s. Chambers 4 Co., Springdap; +. s. q II. A.
Jepson, West Branch; v. r. Cornwall, Downey
ION? THAT WILL BE Joyful When men
and women throw "Physic t0khe dogs" and
when q trife ont Of order, or otprcUent getting
out of order, Take Plantatian Btters. Are you
Dyspeptic, Nervous, Jaundiced4Hy'pped, Low
Spirited, Weak, or are you lex and don't
know what ails you? We hav4been, and was
recommended to try the Plantation Bittcrs,
which we did with great satisfad ION and entire
success. Delicate Females, Cl%gymen, Mer-
chants, Lawyers, and personslOf Sedentary
Habits, are particularly benef tied by these
| Bitters. The sale Is perfectly erormous.
| MAGNOLIA WATER.-A deligh III toilet srti-
rIa-auvHNrinr tn (oloOro and At l3lf tina rficc
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

THE REGULAR "Mite" Of the Metho-
dist Society, we are informed will be
held to-morrow-Friday-evening, at
the Aldrich House. 1t il undentood
hat refreshments will be provided for
Hose who may desire to minister to
Their own comfort, and to the treasury
of the Society.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

ENTERPRISE quite remarkable, taking
into consideration the competition OF
railroad towns on both sides of US, is
shown by the following figures from the
business transactions of Mr.. F. p. Dean,
one of our prominent merchants. Mr..
Deans ostensible business, as announced
by his sign, Is ''Boots and Shoes" in
which, including all kinds of findings,
he has a large and growing trade; and
in addition to which, during the cur
rent year ending March LIST, 1853, he
bought and shipped SO, 72O lbs. poultry;
S., 2os TBS. wool; "a, s62 lbs. butter; and
$1,000 lbs. game, chiefly prairie chickens
and quails.
During the present season Mr.. Dean
has made five shipments of wool; the
smallest over 1000 and the largest over
$1,000 lbs. These, with the amount now
on hand, make an aggregate of so, 297
lbs. purchased since the date above CIV
en-; for which he has paid from 80 to 40
cents per pound. Prices now ranging
from 30 to 80 cts. per pound. This
amount he expects to increase to up
wards of 100, 600 lbs. during the year,
besides attending to the game aud but
ter trade.
Such energy and business ability in
sures success; and men who possess it
are healthy stimulants to the business
interests of any community.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

u J. G. RE1CIIERT 4 Bro. have lately
made large additions to their stock of
lumber and building materials, all of
which is Of the very best quality; and
are selling at such low prices that time
and money can be saved by purchasing
your lumber of them. See new adv.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

:, Essay. for Ye.ns Men on the IPteses.Ing Ssa.-
riage,a Guide to matrimonial felicf and true hap.
pness sent by mail 10 se4led letter Envelopes free q
charge Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box r.
philadelphia. Pa. MY
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

"A House containing five rooms, for
Ne; same to be removed by the pur-
laser within ten days from day Of pur-
base. Enquire of Cha's Hammond.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

On MONDAY morning u Chicago run
ncr called at Wcare's livery stable, in
Clarence, for the fastest team in the barn
to drive to Upton. LAT. told him that
he had one that would run away with
him if he did not look out. "All right, !"
said Chicago, chats just what want"
No doubt the young mans wants were
fully supplied, for the team did run
away with him, scattering the buggy
literally, and depositing Chicago in the
road with badly bruised shoulder. The
injured man was taken into w. a.
Belts house and Il physician summon
eli; while the team was caught at =. NJ.
Vests, where the owner found them in
course of the day.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

THE RATTLING of reapers through our
streets-new ones from the warehouses,
and old ones from the shops-ren,inds
us that another harvest is at hand. AL
though some of the very heavy grain
has been thrown down by storms, we
believe a good crop is anticipated
through the county, despite the predic-
tons of crOakers,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delight)hl toilet srti.
cle-superior to Cologne and At IL the price.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

tered, window curtains shriveled up in
the blaze like wilted leaves, and all ami
mated nature perspired and painted. On
Sabbath it was as hot as 1t could be; and
Monday and Tuesday grew hotter in
geometrical progression with large
ratio. Can't tell anything shout the de-
gree Of Temperature, because the lmercu-
ry AL went out of the top Of the Their
mometers about three o'clock Monday
afternoon. Soon after which, horse
that Mr.. r. Collar was driving down
Meridian street, came to a boil just in
front of Rev. Riale's residence, and lay
down to finish cooking. Are not in
formed whether he is done yet or not;
but believe he is considered done for.
p. S. Since the above catastrophe,
timid persons whistle "Greenland's Icy
Mountains" while upon the street,
which is believed to be specific against
sun-stroke.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16

GREAT ENTHUSIASM! may have been
occasioned somewhere, when the news
came that Seymour and Blair were the
nominees of the Tammany Convention;
but it wasn't 'hereabouts. Denis wore
an unmistakable scowl, said little and
looked at each other out Of the corners of
their eyes. "Iretty badly sold" was the
agonized ejaculation of one of the lights.
while others are impaticntly waiting for
Brick Pomeroy's next manifesto, to see
if they can have permission to curse the
whole business. How are you, green
backs? How are you, Pcmbieton9
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16
WEAK AND DELICATE cHILDRE

Are made strong ly the II eli her VI these
hies They viii cure every eatse ii HAKAsMCA,
without fail.
Thousands ~ certificates haze accumulated In the
hand. II the PRO- i-t.f. t,'r .,ar~ III allow " tho
rui'caiisi III hii s.s. These. il III t observed,
AZ" ",c of i,oe aud II sth standing that they s.nss
lc b,ipipi.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-07-16
rhe Tiptou 4drertiser.
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