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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-11

Morocco soh that doth tnelose II ftis- ~
Thy white whsfeoh my lady goes h., -. ss.' Il
High heels that I'm her lips 70 mine,
Ahd dsys!et II nth y ~ yer shine ,. T.. D.
Fnll not, malignant evening dews,s ~'
Lestyan Mould wet my lady's shoes. "a
on. pa1pls grape leaf on her head r. -a> A..
InsiHsh benedietions spread. @fs-"".. 81"
With wreaths and ribbons. knotted, curled,
The colors Of the .magic World .w
Oh. weep Hot. snhr her rnins, upon n. ~
Lest you shouldso1l my laay's bonnet.
Oh. AT that make. her SIM, 'so
LaeeslA Which her shouldsrs tswirn. ,~ssttf
TIE darling grnces that combine ~ ~,
The MGreeiAn Bend - ldelirasus Ans-4 hu@
Lcavesyshun her, as you nestle down, ~
Lest you derange my indy . E0wn. -. p
complcxessgvonsero Of she time, gsf :
Inspired ofmy fervid rhyme ..t -4.~I
What odds and ends make mp the show,
The gracious lady that know!
Confusion bright Of sex aud dress-
To WOO is sweet-but to possess?
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Johnson Defeated.

Our Yesterdays dispatches contained
the gratifying intelligence Of the defeat
of Andrew johnson for the Tennesse
senatorship. Ills successful competitor
was Henry Cooper, 4 man of no :eputa-
ton out of his State, but said to be held
there in much esteem. He is at this
time, we believe, a member Of the State
Senate. He is said to be lawyer of
ability, and II man Of personal integrity.
When on Il bench he decided against
the constitlt onalrv OF tic franchise
law in de,i ion which is now before
4 the Supreme Court of the United States
on appeal. All the Radicals but onein
the Legislature voted for Mr.. Cooper.
and this fact is telegruphed ~ a proniof
the estimation III which he Is he d by
all parties.h Considering that hi: only
opponent in the ballet was Andrew.
Johnson, the conclusion II nnwarranL-
ed for it il undoubtedly true that the
Radicals of Tenne ssee would prefer old
Nick himself to tho extinguished Presi-
dent. And tie preference would be
correct. There is no intellectual being
anywhe,e who can beat Andy for mis-
celIaneous badness, Cbtca1o Post as1.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-11

An exchange gives tho following SIM
pie mode as the proper way TO tuO flour:
'Place a thmbleful in the palm of your
hand, and rub it gently with the finger.
II the flour smooths dawn, feeling sGfs
and slippery, it is Of III inferior quality.
But if the flour rubs rough in The palm
feeling like liuo sand, and mas an
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-11

The 'Louuger" of the London Ilps-
trdtcd r Times says: "By the way
speaking Of waerproofs, ] think ! cah
give travellers n valuable hint or two.
For many years | have worn India rub
Der waterproofs, but will buy no more,
for have learned that good Scottish
tweed can De made entireIy inperXiQ4f
! 10 rsttn, and, moreover, have Jear64os
how to make II so. For tho benefit or
my readers l will give the recipe: Tn
bucket of soft water put II half pound OF
sugar of lead and a half pound OF pow
dcred alum; STIR this at intervals nntifft
becomes clear then pour off into anoth-i
or bucket. and put the garment therein,
md let it remain for twenty.four hours,
thea hang it UP to dry without wiring
ing Two Of NY acluaintances have
worn garments thus treated IN the Wild
est storms Il ~'nh aud rain without
getting wet Tie rain hatigs upon the
cloth in globule$. In short 1t Is realty
waterproof. -'ft
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-11

Squire Jack was cabine.-maker
and un,lertaker, known far and wide ~
q master workman. %Hs
One day couple came to his Office to
get married. The mans face was fanlii-
lar to the Squire, and he ordered him of
in this wise:
"Begone, you scoundre!. You hnUent
paid me for yo,r first ,eite's cyBia."
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ANONYMOUS LETTERS,

Mr.. Gath, said Depro, you have no
notion of the number Of cases which are
exposed by the Post-oiIice Agents, and
which are compromised or excused. The
Post Office is hi immense vehicle for
anony lnous slander, and for wrcaking
private spite upon virtnnus families. 1t
often llappens that some young lady,
who shfinks from coming into court, h
made the recipient for years Of the vilest
propoeitions aud Of infamous poetry aud
pictures, while gentlemen who visit her
'are apprised Of family secrets by the
same reniorseless post, and, perhaps, Of
out-and-out lies, which puts a stigma
upon her character. On proper COM
plant we are often detailed to hunt out
these prosecutors, and it Is astonishing
70 know the places and positions some
of them fiii. might narrate how vile
old men annoy young girls In this way.
and how legitimate letters are u~sealed
and interim ed with SANDER and vulgar
.ty, to the confusion Of writer aud re-.
cipient. The families Of postmasters,
who have the handling Of mails, are of
ten the offenders iii~these eases, and
they keep apprised Of the under-life of
tile whole community in which they
reside, perbaps to circulate scandal st
come Subsequent time. BY our shifting
civil service, the Office Of postlhastcr Ii
rotary, and, every four years, out goes .
set Of postmasters, who are 'chock full
of news,-the debts ofsons, the disgrace
t1f daughters, the peccadilIoes OF hus-
bands and fathers. You have, absolute
~, SiEHo idsa ofthe extent and curious-
ness Aftsis taspering with the Post
Office and masking 10 offensive. et III
HOW TO BECOME A SPECIAL DETECTIVE.
"How did you 60 into the business, Mr..
DepO"
swell, by accident. Just after the
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sEcR8rs OF THE POSTAL
hso 49,. SERVICE. ~.
Talk with q Letter Detective.

lntttaEiF. 'r l"f F..-#s .ri
Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribune. :.
WAsnISGroS, October 70.
About the time of Mr.. Lincoln's MUIR
der wrote some letters on the plans to
traet discover, and punish his murder
ers. In those days knew intimately
we'll the huge John Young, Chief of the
New York Shadow Bob Murray,
the Marshal OF New York, who had q
pet gallows. and the pride CT whose life
vas that he had hanged Gordon, the
slaver, Ben Franklin, Superintendent
of Philadelphia detectives, and the o'er-
vaunted I.afayette C. Baker, besides
plentycf small fry. Since that period l
have had no business with poll authori-
ties, but probably with those old letters
in mind, every now and then l am
called upon by some retired or retiring
detective and requested to edit his
memoirs. e." @... :...-..ds... t.. ".s+
II can givo sou extraordinary facts,"
he says, "all I want you to do is to
tighten 'em up, some, and make 'em
taking"
Notwithstanding which, was al
ways used to find that the most literal
recital Of these criminal stories was the
most taking Their narrator uncon-
sciously mentions a number Of trivial
matters which he thinks Of no note,
but when he sees them in print they
affect even himself as being clever in
terpelstions or eleborations. ConRer,
the officer who set the barn on fire to
burn out Booth, came to ME after had
published his narrative. and said:
'How did you know that saw farm
gear, plows and all kinds of utensils in
that barn., l did see them particular,
but had forgot 1t myself"
Perhaps Ire did, hut he had ncverthe-
less related this, although considering it
irrelevant, and I used it as part ncces-
sary to true depletion, because he had
been unable to tell his story without re-
ftrring to it. .su... r'.sa... ...*s5.l
a few nights ago / was told that a
fierce. locking man had called upon me,
3'adrefused to leave his name, and ex-
pectedsT to come again, after having
minutely found out my hours ut home.
The next night he came and introd uced
himself rs Mr. Frederick Depro, long
special detective agent of the Post Office
General, who had resigned within u
few weeks ofthis period, and was being
negotiated with by book publishers for
his "reminiscences. He said, as usual,
his patterns we're ingenious and rslaark-
able, but he wanted some weaving and
dyeing down. talked to him all hour
Or more, and, while compelled to decline
the task, was well convinced that his
adventures had been Of an unusually
vivid Sort, and suhjoin few of them
as indications Of what is going OH round
us while We sleep. s@.s ..
ANONYMOUS LETTERS.
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"Flirts,f says recent writer, GO
uuctte with men for the same reason
that kittens play with each other; it is
their instinct thus TO amuso them
selves"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-11-11

The population in India, in reference
to religion, IL distributed rs fullows:-
Out Of 80, 900 Inhabitants Of the coun-
tries under'nriltisl rule, ll0,0Jo are lliu,
docs, and 2],Oln are Nu~sulmans; l2,0oO
belong To tribes which are descended
from the ancient inhabitants, aud 400,
900 are Buddnists and ParseeS. The
Roman Catholics number GlO, 900 aHhe-.
rents among the natives, aud tho Prot
astants, in the southern part OF the Pc
ninsula, 2l3 900 converts. This number
1t is alleged has been greatly increased
since lSI2, when the estimate was made
The above figures are given III a recent
official publication, and arc said to DO
terrible. Hj
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state col.red Convention.

The convention Of colored men, for the
purpose Of electine delegates to the National
Convention to be held in Washington City on
the 18th inst, was held in Muscatine on the
31st uIt., pursuant to call. Delegates were
present from Upton, Iowa City, Burlington,
Des Moines, Muscatine and Springdale. VIM.
Vanderzee and Frank Ellison represented
Davenport. In all, thirty-one delegates
we're assembled. The following officers were
elected:
President, William Vanderzee. of Daven-
port; Vice Presidents, BENZ. Matthews, Of
Muscatine, and c, Montgomery, of Upton;
Secretary, g. W. Black, Of Washington;
Assistant Secretary, ]. w. Dancy, Of Wash
ington.
A committee Of one from each county rep
catine, as delegate to the National Conven-
lion, and he was unanimously elected Eighty
dollars were pledged towards defrsying the
expenses Of the delegate.
The following persons were appointed as
State Executive COMMITTEES:
A. Clark, Muscatine, Chairman; VIM.
Vanderzee, Davenport; G.. w. Black, Wash
ington; James Howard, Iowa City; G. Ben
son, Clinton; Rev. E. Burkett, Burlington;
George Bland, Keokuk; j. s. Carter, Des
Moines; C. Montgomery, Upton; r. s.
Dckerson, Oskaloosa; S. II. McCracken,
Mount Pleasant; j. Z. Hugard, Dubuque.
The following resolution was offered by A.
Clark, and adopted:
Resolved, That this Convention, in behalf
Of the colored citizens Of Iowa, tender their
thanks to the Republican party for their no.
BILE and manly effort in behalf of manhood
suffrage, at the November election, by which
our enfranchisement was achieved by $4,000
majority.
A resolution recommending the organiza-
ton Of county central committees among
colored people throughout the State, 'sthat
they may be able to vote wisely and judicious-
~, = was passed, and was also
resolution of thanks to the Republican
press of the State for favorable mention Of
the Convention, after which the Convention
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eospty recorder shali each BE- eligible 70 the enc
81 county auditor. and may discharge the de1ss
Of beth of6oess
Approved April 7, 1908. 8.
Under this act We published Al order WAY
the Transfer Books now in the county ol..e
hare be taken to Fort Madison and p,aceo 10
n. hands Of the present Auditor and *
county Judge jaeger. Al this would pros
dnce great inconvenience to the people Of
Keokok and this part of the county, We are
clad % .nnounce that By request Of the Board
Of supervisors, Judge Jaeger permits the
Transfer Records to remain here in charge
Of tho Efficient Deputy Recorder, Mr.. NJ
thias.
This is q considerate shoughtfulness for
the convenience Of our people on the part OF
Judge ]. and the Board. We are sorry it
vas net shared By the members from this
county ID the last Legislature. Two ofthese.
Messrs. Hedges and Brown, were from this
city. Said the illiterate New York mer-
chant who was laughed q for name ne nao
pa;nted on one OF his merchant ships. II
Ash don't spell Asid what the thunder
does It spell?'' nd We ask if not to look
.f,er the interests Of their constituency, what
the thunder we're Messrs. Hedges and Brown
q the Legislature fort It would have btsn
very easy, a. it was very necessary Tor heo-
kuk, for special clause to be inserted 10
the Law above quoted creating the office OF
County Auditor, retaining the Trsnsfer Ne
cords ct this place. 1t was no innovahon,
and there was no possible objection 70 4 from
any part Of the county to BE- anticipated.
The fact is that oversight and blundering are
the sole reasons that that special clause Is
not in the law. Oversight aud laundering
akin to that on the part Of these same two
gentlemen ia the matter ofthe Circuit Court
Bill, and which will probably render addi-
tionaf legislation necessary before that conrt
can have session in this place.
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WANTED. AGENTS. = q, n to s.e 90

ssyvhere male and female. to introduce the GENUINE
IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SWUNG
MACHINE. This machine will stitch hem, fell tuck,
qutlt cord bind braid embroder in most superb
or manner Price only SIS Folly warranted Ave years.
Re viii pay $1,000 for any machine that will
stronger beautiful elastic seam than ours.
makes the 1iastc Lock Stitch" livery second stitch
can be cut and still tbs cloth be pulled apart
without tsaring It, We pay Agents from s7bto tD per
month end expenses, commission from which twice
that amount can be made. Address sECOMB & CO.,
Pittsburgh, Ps., Boston, Mass or 81. Louis No.
CautiOn.-Do not be imposed upon by other par
same name or otherwise Ours is the only genuine and
really practical cheap machine manufactured.
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Of rich and valuable goods comprising nothing hit
full articles wanted in every family. EACH AND EVE
RY ARTICLE WILL BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR.
To any person getting up either of the Clubs below
ve viii present Watch Dress Pattern. Piece Of Sheet
ing, Sewing MDAine, Wool Carpet e., DC, free OF
extr. cot Our inducements to Agents have always
been nearly donble those Of any other the trade
and our largely increasing business warrants us
thinning the rame.
1uke particular notice Of this Our agents not
required TO pay dollar their presents but receive
the for their services In getting up Clubs PHASE
examine the following
TERMS TO AGENTS.
Any person sending us club or Ten, with 81. will
be entitled 70 receive for the same any one of the i've
hundred articles orr exchanged list (See circalar)
emitted to one the following articles viz Meershanm
Pipe % yards BieAched Brown sheetne, Elegant Fill
extra d,os o. fancy
ored Bed Spread large size Damaek Table Cover Mo-
Abuuloo pictures all wool Cashmere for pants
and Vest, pair Ladies' Serge Congress Boots best quail
y, dozen hne Linen Towels, large size Worsted
Shawl Ladies' long Gold plated Chain, Splendid Ladies'
with sleeve Buttons . match i Violin and nov doz n
Shirt Bosoms, white Marseffies Quilt elegant Black
walAut Woskbox or Writing Desk.
Blankets 81 yards fns Cashmere for pants and Vest
black colored Alpaca Dress Pattern sod Gold Scarf
oheene yards double width Cloth for Ladies' Coaks
lFur Mut Collar. 80 yards Print fast colors sqnare
six bottle heavy plated Castor pair Gents White
sbirts genuine Meerschaum Pipe in set Of Lace
Fep : club Of ore Hsalrel. with slo.-l heavy
sverpatsd engraved Ice Pitcher 90 yards Beached or
brown ehestiug, rch Meriuo Tbbct Dress Pattern
vhi.s Wool Blankets " yard. a,i-xooi Fancy Cast
for suit, elegant Berage Drrss Pattern Lad1. or
Rssoi,sr engraved SIX bottle Resa,sp
Castor with cut slas bottles hne wool Cloth Ladies'
Cloak, Is yards Hemp carpeting. pair fire Damask
TAblecloths Napkns to match, heavy Honeycomb
Quilts Bartlett hand portable Sewing Machine Wool
Long shswi, Moe Fur Mun and Cape, l pair Gents
! FER Club Of 1.-Two Hundred, with sso.-a yard,
s.tr. woeien carpesns elegant Hnntin cease Watch
.s" ssf SpV ss
For Glnh Of Oae fhoAsAsd, with $1,000 yards
Bruss.ls Carpe Parr set eompete ladies' or sents
Sable Ears
sor larger smaller Clubs We give present of pro.
Agents customers may at any time make ,elee
ton Of goods from thu Exchange List and by sending
One Dollar for each article hare the goods orw
prssniuma will be given.
DIRECTIONS:
sead large sums Of money BY Draft on Few York Of
Boston, orby Express. Ne will pay Exchange on all
sums Of sa6 or more Smaller snms should pc BY
mpossibe 70 lose money sent ia either Of the above
Ways We win not be responsible for money lost un.
properly directed and stamped ~ no letters are for
vardsd unless prepasl Write your address in fun,
Town, County and StSte.
Agents Wanted In every Town and
Village.
Address
AU4fIH & COMPANY,
No. 100 Sum mer Sire
ao0xo0I, Mesa.
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n ALl'S
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

Frcru ycnr increases the popD-
1dritU Of This rdiHdbfe Hair Prep
Gj'afioH, uhich IL due to merit
atone. Ne RIM assure onr oid
patrons tint IL ~ htpt run up to
liz HiDh standard. and to those
Hho hare ncrer used IL sce can
roHGfeHtfY say, that IL Is the OnfU
ton to restore GRAY OH FADED
HAIR to its yonthJtH c0fOl., D,ah-
ing it soft, Hstrous, and sffhcn
the scalp. bU its use. becomes
rhite uHd cieuU: II remOres all
crnpfi0ns and dahdrnT. aud bB
its tonic properties prerenfs The
Huir from faiii3,y ont. as IL slim
Hfdtes and noHrishes the hair
gfohds. By its use the hair Orotcs
Micker ajitt stronger. In badness
IL restores the capillary glands
to their normal piDor, and sriH
credfe near DfoWH eEcept f,t
c1fre1pe old age. IT IN the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
erer Hsed. as IL requires feicer
applications, and gices the hair
that spfendia glossy appeara,,ce
so much admired bU nj. a. 4.
ya,tes, ". D.. State Assdyer Of
Mass, Says, .'the commitments arc
pure and cdrefHity setecfed for
erceiieH qtfatifU, ana consider
II the BEST PREPARATION for
is iutendch pnfp0ses.' NE pub
fish q treatise on the hair, 'chich
sCe send free on mail upon dpI1ti-
cation, Which contains cO1nDseH-
dot0fy notices from cierDy,ne ,b
yhyaicinns. Nte press. and Others
Ne hare a.tdtfe the stnfU Of Me
hair and its diseases q sVecialfU
for Yedrs. and hno,o that ape make
the most cuecfire preparation for
the restoration and The preserra-
ton Of the hair, ertdut, and so
acknowledged on the best Medic
eaI and Chemical Authority.
Sad BY al Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
COOK, cOBURN 4 CO.
Gent Agents for North Western States,
81 DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO, ILL.
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Nov Advertisements
A0ENrs WANTED Jus
Secrets Of the
Gr08t CITY,

4 work descriptive Of the VIRTUES, and the VICES,
> tho MYSTERIES, MIe8RIAa and CRIMES Of
HEW YORK CITY.
n you wish to know how Fortunes made and Lost
n day: Hos Ehaewd Men Ruined In Wall
street., How Couafrymsa are swinde1 BY 6barrcss;
How Ministers and Mefchanfs Biackmaiied; How
Dance Halls and Corcert Saloons are Managed; How
Gambling Houses and Lotteries arc Conducted; Row
stock and OIL Companies Originate and how the Bubbles
Dssss reed this wssk. It contains over q Ans En-
cravings tells all nbcrt the Mysteries and Grimes OF
kind Published.
ONLY 81 "a PER cory.
nzrsepd for Circulars and see our terms, aid full
deer.tptjon OF tb. work. Addrese JONES BROTHERS
CO. Chicago, ILL.,, or 81. Louis, No.
TTuNTER,s GUIDE AND TRAPPER's coMPAS-
Ill ION,-How 10 hunt snd trap gu animals, to fsn
fors make traps boats 81 Worth 80 to np, farmer
or boy Beware Of bogus sreeeipts Well printed and
bouud 81 pages. Only Is cents; for y. Address D.
HUNTER 4 co, HnsdAIe, n. H.
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AGENTS WANTED.

G1S TO S2OO PER MONTH"; Or a
Up ~ Commission from which twice that amount
can be made by selling the latest improved CT on
Sense Family sewing Machine, Price $500.
For Circulars and Terms a1drels
C. BOWERS l. CO.,
declo-dAw 3m $50 South Third st., Phil adephia, Pa
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CAUTION. -Unprincplad dealers arc relng Axe
nainted red, as the RED JACKET All The aoot
analit.es of this Axe consists In its superior etts
qualities not IN the red paint
The "RED JACKET Is for sale by all responsis L
harrow IRE dealers and the manufacturer
LIPPINCOTT 4 BAhEWELL,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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A HMTLLER, corner hanooIpn ana Ozark stFeets
IA Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer 10
Watches Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware. Agency o
theEational Watch Co.
march22-dandtv
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My s2 II PEG cory.
THE PRACTICAL FARMER.
NOW IN Izs SIXTH YsARi
Duv,lished In Ph1IadeIDhi0.

Published IN Fn1Ia0eIpn1ns
MONTHLY, al u o per annam. in Advance by
PAsoaALI. A0RRIa. IS 30. i3.h ST. Philadeiphis
10 o0pTes T0R o4Os II chi. NJ nses up oforig-
pnl nafta N re1affon 10 ssery Aelrui-
tee Nsttisa3tn1b - Rural ECONOMY. Large fnAess
M sns and liberal premiums offered to AGENTS and can
vass-Ts Sample copies furnished on application.
GTAR sPAN0LBO sDAuNER-A large 40 column
- paper, Rirh.fAre snd facy Full cfcharmlna resd-
ing, fun fact and fancy. '.EvAEGEIINE,' splendid
steel plate .yRlAD erery subscriber Only IS cts
year. "Eva.g sells At 81 eubscrihs now. spac-
linens cts. address BANNER OFFICE Ainsdsle, N II
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..VERMONTEKS..

NEWS iron every county In Vermont Vermont
N Historical Eios1Aphi al Geological and Obituary
Sketches, ssch end every week. Every Vernon Ter
should ,taks TIN vERM Mt RECORD AND FARM
Err g so per year; 81 rs for mos; rs cts for no.
G1rA STATE PAPER.-6A livery yearly subscriber
eets present. No chances. All served alike Terms al
vsySiu aAvaace Cints Of Eve and over 70 one
s2eysae saeh. Addrsss 1.-THE VERMONT hECvKD
AND FARMRR Brattleboro, Vt
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~ WAYS or MAKING WHAT, RYE AND
DtD COnN RRDAD from Tried Receipts, will be
found in "ARTHURs HONS MAGAZINE" for Jsnua-
~, 1859. Twenty cents . number. get It from News
Agents or send the price TO T. g. ARTHUR s0Na,
PHILADELPHIA, Andit will be promptly nailed
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As this new official machinery has gone
into operation, and is attracting Hawkeye at
tention, We give here the Law of the last
General Assembly creating it: