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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24
90 Sarmrrs xnS 0ibHs.

DONE DUST for SALE.-In consequence OF
ID moving Factory ors, Bon Dust 70, s1s a. ,o az, ~,
Al go per Una. Apply 10 ChhiSilAH so""A"'Nr W. ~
Finyt bnst ~
(yOW AND CALF.-For SALE, new milk s
~ COW Iaf Arsrsy she hJo1ng and gentle and J,ea' ~
Ii ,ses o VI .s, rich milk llasirs At private haos NJ
Eass Thiry1 tG-t
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Gtant,s for gusi,uss W'H.

NIUSIC STORE for SALE.-The whole or
tH With good will and hIiue Of ssD euhhheo pHs
ps.s AppIJ suNo <9a uraDdst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24

N1GAZINES.-Back numbers of Harper, At
WI llntie Godsy Psse9 Leslie GsAIJ lsupg rsfa L'e so
lrss tan half price; Bug asd scrap i'lntA
T. W. LAWRENCE, NO 20 Nssssast up stare
POPULAR MUSIC BOOKS!
THE OPERA BOUfFB,
an. mann and vocal eems Ofenbaehs Operas Price 10
NO""e boards ~ 81, cloth a. Kilt, ~
WREATH OF GEMS.
collection fbe and most popular songs OF te Day VIII piano
in boards, 81 % cloth vi gih w.
NATIONAL PLACE COLLECTION -
Containing The music to be performed " 'he D'''n reA's 'ooe@
DrrsON Co. Music Pubshtrs NO 1ll bread yhy.
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n.b CIVILIZATIONS.
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY,
w Gath,
"TALE OF A PHYSICIAN:
Or,
TuR SEEDS AND FRUITS OF CRINRp

THB SEEDS AND FRUITS OF CRIME"
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Clubbing GarSs, IL.

At WIN. EVERDELLH SONS, No, 104 Fai
n tss,.-wEDDlsJ CARDS sad FINE srAiioNA"i' '''''
hsh.d lil6)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-24

T1R COMPLETE AND UNABRIDGED EDITION OF
COSYBEARB HOWsosS
LIFE AND EPISTLES OF ST. PAUL.
Tb Two Volumes Of Edition One Volume eve, With
the Ter. and Note, Entire Oas Psge II has and ~ BngavE at
Reduced Price Of .,,,,, no,,.no
These address upon receipt OF the price
CIIARLES SCRiBNER 4 Co. No. go Broadway EewforL
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MmamirY.

CTEAM ENGINES for SALE.-One virgins
,.rsbs ea.os" lsiheh cylinder t2nch aste seod |. nsTi
orr cylinder, 2siaeh sols 10
seod order MAJ be at No a15 fir,t.,s. -------
CTEAM ENGINE for SALE-100- horse power
and three bos engine nearly new onlr eight month";: ns
BD, MschIne and Mills aud the shanng fee{ and Bsunf
o. A"s' '' ~ No. $50 East Fhy thirist
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20

STATE Oi indiana lnM
The htatc Of JHdi0n0 ~ NE HtrflU Of p0a-
aerbuTgh county, CJcefhgs
lie NundffbufRn ClremIt Douff. ~ bafo.
ny certify 90 the Nhcun I'm tnIu
county what officers tire OBJ bo cIrotfd f4H
lhe heVefm townships iu said county. nf.
Lhe usual places of holding nIrefI0uH on
tue hrst Monday 10 a prll, 1860, t0 Hfit
FOR flBoon Township emo dufticl of
Nhe fedcc, four Constable, ono TTu.fno.
For knight TOwnships two fnsfIres or
The Peace, two Constable one ftl.sfrr.
For SCOT TOWNSHIPS One Justics OF the
Peace, Two Constable. One Truaffa.
Fof Centre Townships Tao IuafIcfa Of
VIC teacet Two 1unsimbles. ONO Trustee.
FOR Herman Io"nahip; Two C0HatHblnH.
For Pnry Township. Two Justice. oil
the Pence, two IOnalnDIeH. one lfuatnp.
Foo Union Townships Two Juatifus of
TIE Peace, Two GOmhtthteH One IFuafNn.
For ArUsti gnN TOWNSHIP. Two IunIirn..
or the Peace, Two tOnsf0nttH, uue IEuafnn.
And the sheuH on RaHdeIDurtl county
o. hereby directed 90 give ifnII uHtIro I'D
such election. IA oufofuIII8 win ffl. .faf.
ulea ~ SUCH case u1tne aIu DIHvHdrd.
In witness hereof haFn lfrfeuufo. arE
nv band aud affixed tho aau III Hafd
Court, 80 Evansville, fUIH GfH dav af
March, lsJJ hOHth5JH. CltrF.
!, Jacob II. Miller. sboun Of Vnudor.
Dufgh County state ui indiana, 10 Hpfabv
certtfy mat tAe foregoing fa ~ true cow Df
tic original Oh nle Do tins ON b.
Of March, 1860.
lsEAbl jill. MILLER.
Sheriff VaHder1urah County
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.


To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday ana
saturday at 10 O'Clock AM. Every Tuesday
l Msesdnesday' Thursday, and Saturday at
10 CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at 4
O'Clock p. N.
To GREEN RIvER.-Every Tuesday and
saturday at o'clock Pm. Every Thursday
at O'Clock r. N.
TO EASTPoRT.-HsveryM Monday, Wedues-
day and Friday at O'Clock p. NJ.
TO HE EDERsoN-DaiIy. except Sundays
NJ 3 o'clock PM. -
:, To NAsHvILLE-Every Wednesday and
To MEMPHIs-Every Tuesday at 4PM.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
vllie,l carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS
arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
days and Sai urdays by 4P.M.
Mt. Vernon Mail stage leaves daily lex
eept sundays) at A NJ. Arrives daily lex
eePb Sundays) by p. M
70 NEWBURG.-HaeG daily Except sun
O'Clock p. N.
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Wanted, Agents. = SIS Q !

, Der month
everywhere male and female, 10 Introduce
the GENGIWE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE k5AlfLLY SEWING M CHINE
Ihls machine VIII stitch, hem, fell, tuck
quiif, cord, bind, braid, and embroider in
q most su error manner. Price only gls
Fully warranted for five years. We will
stronger, more beautiful, OF more elastic
seam than ours. IL makes tile ELASTIC
LOCK stitch. F" Every second stitch can be
cut, and still the eiOth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing It. We pay Agents
from go 10 SAO per month and expenses
or comm isston from which twice thai
amount can be made. Address SECOATB
y %, Pittsburgh, Pa, Boston, Mass, or
st. Louis Mo.
SautlOn.-Do not be imposed on by
otnef parties palmfng of worthless cast
IRON machines, under the same name or
otherwise. Ours Is the only genuine and
tured.
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BL0OAINGTON NURSERY.
Nurseries of w. +. Heikes

n n Old ESTABI ISEEMEN'r with a
In New Feature. Every person can pro
cure TREES aud PLAN MIS- at WHOI ~
SALE PRICES, by ordering through our
Club Department. For prices and other
information address w. f. Helix Els, Day
ton, Ohio. ~
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- -
W. ?. HARGRAVE.

ATTORNIGX at La w.
once on Third street. ia Washington
House Block.
VIII practice variOns Courts 90
the Circuit. PROMPT attention l4 once
business fiFH# n 'rH
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Ell. &N.R. Northern Division


TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Henderson daily Sundays
excepted,l .................... 200 PM
Arrive at Hanson ........-.......-.....,. 40 PM
GOING NORTH.
Leave Hanson .---....-.-..---..........5: Is AM
arrive at Henderson-............ s...... :55 Am
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S3 WONDER.

TNDUSTKY SEWING z4CHTNE-
~ only THREE ID . Liars Simple,
practical, and durabie. Makes the : lastfe
chain stitch, and adj oted for all kinds OF
plain sewing. ANY Onild eau operate il.
An elegant Gilt. testimonials daily. sent
IN ERECT order on receipt OF price, 50.
Address INDUSTRY 5EWINt3 MACffINE 90
Manchester, ~. IL.
ss,OOOs SALARY. Address U. S. Piano
co
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PHALONS "PAPAIAN LOTION {"
For Beautlfying the Skin and Com
DieXiOn.

Removes an EruptiOns, Freckles, Pifns
pies, Moth Biotches, Tan, etc. and renders
the skin soft, Cqtr, and blooming.
For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no
I. papffian Lotion " "a the only reliabl
remedy for diseases and blemisnes OF the
Skin.
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q GEN Partners. GARDEN.
s6A ERS, and FkU1r-GROWshts -Send
Tor PARTICULARS of 'Best's lnprOUed Fruit
Tree and ZINE IylUtgoTatOr and insect Le-
sIoger. samples to test VIII be forwarded
To any part OF the United states. and g1er-
yeet SdtLsfdotSO7l guaranteed. GOOd 4 cents
are t0d7tted az eUeTy County IN the Jgtiseff
S.dt's s. address j. a Ii EARN, % Second
Street, Baltimore, Md.
"a GENTS WANTED in every town
IA TO sell the celebrated ChDpeT Howers
0t.d Responsibilities draft and most du-
faDie machines made. send for circular.
CLIPPER NOV ER a. REA PER co.
IL Cliff street New York
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PIANOS! PlANOSl PIANOS
ssThe ParIOr Eavnrffn

EEYATH PATENT s.TRERTIE
Nv SOUNDING-BOAR - The im-
nense demand for tins popu ar instru-
ment has induced us 90 make It's mann
iacture specially, and we are conse-
quently enabled TO offer them at much
iower rates than are charged for similar
stIuments by other makers. Iuqu re OF
resident dealers, or Senu for our illustrated
catalog ne and price list Address
GEORGE NJ. GUILD a. co.
FianOfoIte Manufacturers, Boston Mass
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20

PHALON'S EsAPHIAN SOAPS 70,
the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath. Will moi
chap the skin. Price y cents per cake.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-20
STEAM BOAwR.
Gin ciDnati * st. Louis
EYPP FC0 LINE

, - - Composed of the elegant and
ttssszza@sz commodious steamers CHA W.
-es--aass11 fASbN, ANNA, SEHA
MELNOFFE, ABE1NA. ANs RATE
RGBA SON. One o. the above boats viii
leave Evansville every Thursday and SHss-
Louis with the Miami Line and Omaha
racket Company steamers for all points on
the Missouri River, and with the Northern
Line and KeOkUE Packet Company for all
points on the Upper Mississippi River;
also with the Peoria and Naples Packet
Company steamers for Illinois River, and
stations on the Toledo, Wabash & Western
Railroad. Through receipts given on all
the above lines
HUMPHREY, PATRICK & CO..
mhl7 d3m AGENTS
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RAILROAD TEsTE-TABI4E.
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GoING NoRTH-

II, r GOING NORTH.
Leave Arrive, Arrive.
.lf.- Evansville. Vincennes. Z. Haute
Accom- Od't'n, 80 NJ 1880 A NJ 4:I5 N
Mafl--.........-.... IL a ii II IS A ii 1903 II
Nincennes Ac POS p II 50 P n .............
.- COMING SOUTH,
Leave Leave Arrive
a..f Terro Raute. Vineennes. E'ville.
Ntncennes Ac ....-..... Z % A II 10 sO9 A IA
Freight & 81 A NJ II 80 P NJ :s3 2 III
Mail-......------- 3 ;03 p II 5 20 II 8:lSP n
n. The Vfncennes Accom- mo iation
Train leaving at 2:l5 p. NJ, makes close
connection with the Ohio and Mississi mi
Railroad at Vincennes for st. Louis and
Cairo.
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THE PATENT MAGIC COMB

VIII color gray hair permanent black or
brown. sold everywhere. sent by mail
Tor 81 %. Address
VIM. PATTON
Treasurer Magic Comb Company,
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Terra Haute and Indianapolis.

FROM TERRE aAu1
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CLUB SYSTEM,
TnREE-FOURfms THE AMOUNT

now paid, ard giving batter qualify Of
goods than can be O6t0tUed u any EasteYn
Jt1'm.
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ARMAND & CO.,

So D, 80 90. or - "a elre.La,s. @
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-07
How to be Miserable.

Sit by the window and look over the
way to your neighbours excellent man
sion, which he has recently built and
paid for and fitted out.
"Oh, that l was u rich MANI
Get angry with your neighbor, and
think you have not a friend in the
world. Shed tear or two, and take u
walk I'M the burial ground, continually
saying to yourself:
.When shall be buried here:"
II fin u note for "a friend and never for
Get your kindness, and every hour in
the day whisper to Yourself -"I wonder
( II he will ever pay that note?'.
Think everybody means to cheat you
Closely examine every bill you take
and doubt its being genuine until yol
have put confidence in nobody, and be-
lieve every man you trade with to be
rogue.
bly, help it.
Never visit the sick or afflicted, and
never give farthing to assist the poor.
Buy = cheap - you can, and screw
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-07
Hints Concerning Kerosene.

Scarcely week passes during the
winter months, but we read accounts OF
frightful accidents from kerosene lamps
exploding and killing or soaring for life
men, women and children. A fluid
would probably put stop to nearly all
the accidents. AS the oil burns down in
the lamp, II highly inflamab!c gas gath
ers over its surface, and rs the oil de-
creases the gas increases. When the
oil Is nearly consumed slight jar will
often intlalne the gas, and an explosion
is sure to follow, dealing death and de-
struction. A bombshell is not more to
be dreaded. Now, if the lamp is never
allowed to burn more than half way
down, Such accidents are impossible.
Always fill your lamps every morning;
then you never need fear an explosion.
Great economy can be practiccd in re-
gard to the wicks. There is usually
one third Of IA wick wasted. BY sewing
one wick to this unburnt end, and i'll
serting the same, i. G., the small piece
Into the lamp tube, You can burn much
more Of 1t; but be sure to take it out be-
fore the part that joins the wick enters
the tube. Now turn the wick on the
other edge and burn down to the joined
edges. Thus IA saving Oh both wicks is
secured. 70 be sure the saving is small,
but the old adage is very true: Apenny
saved is Il penny earned. Half tea
spoonful of salt added to the oil Of u lamp
which holds pint, will take away the
disagreeable odor sometimes apparent,
aud it is said to prevent the formation
of that dangerous gas. 1t is n simple
remedy, easily applied. 1t is also ASS TT
ed that the salt makes the oil last long
er, but we have only hearsay evidence
concerning it.
Kerosene is the best antidote for q
severe burn or scaid. Immerse the in
jured part in cold water for moment;
dry with soft cloth, taking care not to
RIB at all. Then battle in kerosene and
the terrible pain soon ceases. We knew
OF q little child who put his foot aud leg
into pail Of nearly boiling water. The
above remedy was applied and in few
minutes the child's screams ceased. We
know not the philosophy Of the matter,
but we do know that it is the most effi-
cacious remedy for severe burns and
scalds in the domestic materia medica.
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THE LARGEST CITY IN THE WORl

THE LARGEST CITY IN THE WORLD.
A very erroneous idea Is INDUCED in
by many people in relation to the larg-
est city in the world; many assert that
London Is far superior, both in size and
the number of its inhabitants. But such
is not the case. Jeddo, the capital Of
Japan, is, without exception, the larg
est and most populous in the world. II,
contains the vast number of 1000, 600
dwellings, and 5, OOO, 600 Of human souls.
Many Of the streets are nineteen Japan
cseries In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES English
miles. The commerce Of Yeddo far ex
ceeds that ofany other city in the world
and the sea along the coas. is constantly
white with sails Of the southern portion
Of the empire, where they are laden
with rice, tea, seacoal, tobacco, silk, cot
ton and tropical fruits, all Of which can
find ready market i'm the north, and then
return freighted with corn, salt, isin
glass. and various other productions
which have market in the south.
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The Emperor Of Russia looks mol

The Emperor Of Russia looks more
obese than two or three years ago. His
corpulency is attributed to the coat of
mail which no il said to wear constantly,
since Berezowsky attempted to shoot
him. The Russian public authorities
have been instructed to hush up any
further attempts that might be made t"
assassinate the Emperor, and not per-
nit the Russian press to say a word
about them. Berezowsky is in New
Caledonia, where he is kept hard at
work in the potato and tobacco fields.
His rigorous treatment is said to arise
from the apprehension OF the part Of the
French Government that the Car
might take offense if it should be report
ed to him that Berezowsky was treated
less harshly than his fellow convicts.
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A TEXAS JUDGES CHARGE.-N thu
jury believe In the evidence, that thu
plaintiff and defendant were partners
In the grocery, and that the plaintiff
bought out the defendant, aud gave hia
note for the interest, aud the defend
ant paid for the note by delivering to
tile plaintiff COW, which he warranted
not breachy, and the warrant was brok-
en- by reason Of the breachiness of the
COW, and he drove her back and tender
cd her to the defendant. but he refused
to receive her, and the plaintiff took her
home again and put heavy yoke on
her to prevent her from jumping fences,
and by reason Of the yoke she broke her
neck and died: and II the jury further
belisvs that The defendants interest in
The grocery was worth anything, the
plaiutifY,s note was worthless, and the
COW good for nothing, either for beef or
milk, then the jury must find out them
selves how they will decide the case; for
the Court, II she understands herself
and she thinks she does-don't know
how sucl, case should be decided.
The verdict was ''yes," and both par
ties appealed.
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Roofing and Spouting'

NY principal hand has worked forty years at
the business; hts name Is WIN H. HAM.
thing that comes along. MY GREAT EMPO-
RIUMwill be found in the VIRGIN BLOCK.
Upton Iowa, where will be happy to smile on
backs and will make you happy by present.
ing you with my goods In exchange for them.
2Oyl VIM. H. HAMMOND.
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Feline Ssgacity.

"A New Hampshire paper tells thee
oeosjee:
..L.st year Mr.. Charles Edgerly, Of
Meredith, owned a cat which was reg
| ular hunter. He would often 60 of and
bring IL rabbits. Ifany Of the children
went berrying, Tommy would go too
and devote his energies to wild game. II
hs became separated from the party, he
would climb q tree and ascertain the d.
Yection to head himself to find them
He could catch birds on trees, and the
boys Of the family knowing the propen-
sity Of squirrels to take to fences and
stone walls when in danger, would put
him on . wall aud alarm the game. One
afternoon Tommy caught fifteen squir-
rels in this manner. He would wait
any length Of time when put down in
place and told to stay there.
zone day he brought rat and laid 1t
ct the feet Of Mr.. Edgerly, who took out
his knife and skinned II. Pussy survey
ed the operation with intense interest,
and seemed highly pleased at It. Mr..
Edgerly said, go get another and the
cat went of aud returned ut intervals
during the day with three more, which
were duly skinned under feline superiii.
tendence. Mr.. EdgerIy told the cat that
he would skin all the rats he could
catch; and hence pussy msds 4 biz - |
cupation 10 catch the rodents and see
their hides removed. The skins Of the
rats were fastened on the barn ct the
distance at . few feet from the ground.
Thity.seven trophies were in time dis
played on the barn. One day this feline
nimrod brought in rat and laid It at
Mr.. Edgerly's feet. lie was busy ut the
time and could not crafty the animal
with the usual skinning operation. The
cat laid it At his feet three successive
times, and was finally repulsed In such
. manner that Tommy went Off with
his back and tail up in the peculiarly
stiff gait which enraged animals have.
From that day not u rat would he catch.
though other small game continued to
suffer as of old.
"But now comes the wonderful part
Of the tale. On the night of the day In
which he became SO MORALLY offended,
Tommy went out to the born and tore
down the hides Of the thirty-seven vic
Tins, to show the resentment OF the re-
suit. Such a case rarely is heard of,and
Il
old. Though he would keep all his old
habits, such ~ skating (for he would
slide in the best manner he was able, on
the ice, whenever tho boys went, he
never again was known to catch q rat 70
the day Of his death, which happened
some few months after by being caught
IN fox trap"
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SUBSCRIPTIONS 1853,
Terms;

HAMPERS BAZAAR, one year. 400
An extra Copy of either the WEEKLY. MAGAZINE,
or B,zAR will be supplied gratis for every Club of Five
Subscribers at - 0O each, ia remittance; or Six
Copies for S.D 90.
subscriptions to HARPER's MAGAZINE. WEEKLY
and BAZAAR, 70 one address for year, 40: or two
of Harpers Periodicals. to address for year g.
Back numbers can be supplied at any time.
The postage on HARPER's BAZAAR Is 20 cents a
year which must be paid at the subscribers postofIce
- subscriptions sent from British North American
Provinces must be accompanied with ~ cents ADD
TIoSAI, to prepay United States postage
Address HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
NEW York
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"a Repository of Fashion, Pleas
ure, and Instruction"
HARPER-S BAZAAR.

A s,lpplement containing numerous mll-sZed pat
terms OF useful articles accompanies the paper every
fortnight and occasionally an elegant Colored Fash
ion Plate. ----- .,.
HARpER's W EEKLS, printed on superfne caien
dered paper, and is published weekly.
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down to the lowest mill. Grind the
faces and hearts Of the unfortunate.
Brood over your misfortune, your lack
Of talents, and believe that ut no distant
day you will come to want. Let the
workhcuse b ever In your mind, with
oil the horrors of distress and poverty.
Follow these recipes strictly. and you
will be miserable to your hearts content
If we may 30 speak--sick at heart, and
ct variance with all the world. Moth.
Ing will cheer or encourage you, nothing
will throw a CLEAN of sunshine or . ray
Of warmth into your heart.
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CRITICAL NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

IIARrER's BAZAR contains besides pictures pat
terms etc, variety of matter OF especial! use and ill.,
the family articles on health dress and house
keeping in all its branches: its editorial matter is spe
ciay adapted the circle il is intended to interest
and ruct; and it has. sdes, good stories and lite
rary matter Of merit. " Is not surprising that the
journal. with such features, has achieved in short
time an immense success. for something of its Kind
desired thousands of families and its publishers
have filed the demand. New York Evening Post
Whether cons der its claims As based upon the
elegance and superiority of the paper its topographic
al appearance the and Judgment display in the
engravings the literary contributions contained in
its pages unhesitatingly pronounce it to be superb
in each and every particular to any other similar
publication here or abroad Phil Legal Intelgencer:
We know OF other English American journal
of fashion that pretend to approach it in complete
ness and variety New York Times
1t has the merit of being sensible of conveying in
structon of giving excellent patterns n,eyery depart
ment and of being well stocked with good reading
matter Waterman and Reflector
To dress according to HARPER's BAZAR will he the
aim and ambition Of the women Of America Boston
Transcript.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-07

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC
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Summer Arran cement.
GOING WEST.
EXPRESS AND MAII-Icayes Chicago Mt 10 90
r. NJ: leaves Davenport at :. Il A. NJ; Wilton at
SD A. NJ. and arrives at Des Moines, $50 =. NJ.
DIES MoISES MIXED-Ieaves Chicago At 500
A. NJ: Davenport, $3.50 +. NJ; Wilton 800 r. M /;
arrives at Des MoineS 6::'0 A. NJ.
NCscATINE ACCoAMoDATIoS-Leave Will
ton ut SO L. NJ: arrives at Muscatine. 900 +. NJ
GOING EAST.
EXPRESS AND MAII.-Ieaves Des Moines at
ll:;n A. NJ; Wilton $50 =. NJ; Davenport s:35 p
NJ and arrives in Chicago at 5:ij A. NJ
DIES MONIES MIXED-I4e Leaves Des Moines at
GID =. NJ; Wilton, 30 4: NJ; Davenport 9:O5 A.
NJ, and arrives in Chicago at i:20P. NJ
MTSCATINE ACCONMODATIoN-F.eaye Mus
catine AZ ED A. N; arrives at Wilton ut $50 A.
N. =. a. HALL. Asst Genl Supt
A. kIMBALI, ASS Supt: