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eprprrHAMs NOTICES.
GEE FALL, 1871.
sp1. nnn1n STOCK OF pEY aoopsi

r. R. PRICE co. are now opening .ne
era. dest supply OF STAPLE and FANCY DIX
GOODS eve. shown In a 50 uthern city. which WIZ
he kept thoroughly up In every department WIN
all that Is novel and striking throughout Inc enIte
season.
TO imposition or hum5ug prscticed, pnt i"i'
value given In each article sold.
Among the goc ds just opened will ce iouho ihi,
peratrice yelours, Bombazine, Tbibets, risn ano
French Poplius, Velour Tcnice-a novelty, BLACK
Gro Grain silk, rich and beautiful Coloreo sliAS'
Popllns, Delain es, tttoDans, &c.
A splendid assortment Of Mourning eooas' IN
Romba zines, Empress. Mohsirs, Delaines' top-
Inns, Donble-faced Alpscas, Tamise, henr'etta
Cloths, Bomba zine Cloth (uew), &C., DC.
..@ gTAPLEs:
Blankets Flannels Prints,
Linens. Eamasks, Towelling',
Shirts and Drawers,
-. CIGlhs, Oass'meres,
Vestirgs for men and boys,
80. Socks, Boscms, &c, &c;
ali or " CHI will be sold as low as In any marker
In America at retail or wholesale.
T. 2. PRICE & CO.,
soos ll0l Main street.
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nY DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS

ET DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS !!
Large sdditioas to our stock OF DRESS GOODS
Handsome gray-striped JAPANESE slLhS a.
7sc., worth 81 and cheap at that; RMrREsS
CLOTHS In all colors ail-wool SATIN SILKS !;
BLACK SILKS, very cheap; JAPANESE
ROBES, in all the new shadts; Pop. 1Ns, POP.
LIN ALPACAs, OTTOMAN CLOTHS and lots
of other STYLES OF DRESS GOODS, all at very great
bargains a. LEVY BAoTHERs'.
Look at he EMrREs5 AUGUSTA k1o
GLOVES. se@
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: r-r~ srsrrsoEs.- sre8teV sne |.
TIE ho ,so rerv severe sentences passed
reaasi w W , rn convicted in the oissnl.
upon w. si,,, ps at Raleigh. We suspect that
cou1. s ~ ,hs testimony is false, and some
Of # procured improperly. It's ss o, rah n
that cave little opportunity ior reea' one.
'na ;SoS S The trial was throughout one :,
s,ded affair. We would be among sno 'a,'
slae '.o "n Iaw,ess acts from the punishment
10 s' 10 them but these North carolinlans
n n.se ~ BEEN plainly treated with excessive
law Think Of the very young man
,,ho i. never saw Justice on the nign. OF tue
"n.r,oc and did nothing to him" pe'ns
sentenced to three years hard laoo ", " rot
$500 fine That poor fello" mas NV
seen much ofjustice!
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We quoted from the Salem Roanoke
Times a few days since the charge against
General MALONE that be had meddled in
the matter OF the subscription Of the county
of Roanoke to the Valley railroad. The
last numyer Of that paper retracts the
charge, and aequits General MALONE alto
gether of any interference ,Wha.eyer with
that matter,
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THE yellow FEvER.---Nemphts, Sept. "a.
Private dispatches, frem Nicksburg and
jackson, Miss, report twelve new cases
OF yellow fever in each place yesterday. - 81
.Natchez, Mss, Sept. 24.-TWenty cases
OF, and eleven deaths from, yellow fever
have been reported to the Board OF Health
since il originated. One death and Two
ne " cases to.day. Eight cases are reported
this. afternoon at Vidatfa, La, opposite
Natchez,
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THE WoMES's CLUB, of Washington, is
bringing down upon itself a great deal OF
odlum. The papers apologize for the re.
ports OF the proceedings of their. public
meetings. The Republican,, of Washing
ton, gives sketch OF Friday nights meet
ing, which isyery Objectionable, and yet it
declares that great deal too Indecent for
print is omitted, And these be reformers.
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THE Roanoke Valley Neecs Is to be re-
moved from Clarkcsyille to Boydton, Meek
,enhurg. MIR. G. NJ. WILLIAMS, the junior
editor, has sold his interest, ana MAYOR
DowSER Is to take new partner-name
not given. The Valley Nolns Is an enter
prising and public-spirited paper.
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MT LILY WHITES AND OTHER
CU,aEflQ UEs, for ladies' toilet, tie latest and
m ,st elegant varieties Lubln's and other TX
TRACTS; SOAPS and POWDERS OF the most
delicate, fragrant odors, hive just beon received
and opened at nm - Co.,,
se262tn Corner 9th and Broad streets.
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In the search after corruptions and scoun.
drcls generally, it seems that the 'rall OF
EVANS, the robber Of the pennsylvania
Government of near half million, Is lost.
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n1rOTD THINGS HAVE PASSED

nIY-OLD THINGS HAVE PASSED
AWAY.-This Is at least true Or the old metncd OF
treating the lolg-abusoi and IL 1ch-abused human
body 1t 70 no longer considered vile to put pa
tient to The tortu in order TO cutt him OF as
ease In which palm Is al! oluj undermining u
energies Of his system. True sc!cnce ranges lt:e
On the Side OF nature, auu endu.ror5 10 ASSIST her
In her lsht against GlscSga. This Is The province
Of HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTARS, ire
most approved Tonic ev advertised In this coun-
try. Itmay be recommended IS fill mediclne,
par excellence; fer IL Is III 'nc f%ii mat oilous
nnGs dr. Dcpsia, and lRRlnriou5 'efers are espS-
ciarly Or, yaleat. The franz, eIAiusted oy ms
haats cf summer, Is relaxed anu feeble az us GIGS
nd reu Jires--wc Ii Nv say aeL.GttGS It4cia u.s.
sist intr. ford j. lh.t asss lance IN occasionai
doses Of uostetter's Stomach blHefs. anu Inc
evils referred 70 may be aec'Ped. InrnnGhoe1 ,
sou,lcro rive 8, all the varieties OF perlt oIca
fsver are probably rife to-day. Pad course OF
Ho<fetf r,3 atIters been CoIaucnceu by Inc sn1-r-
ers month ago /. t.. before the unl eaiIhY season
SIT IN seven ei. hths OF them Womb In al ptopa-
billy be IN their usual health al tho preScpt tlne:
So much for want OF forecasle. go nuch or Dol
keGp:ng in the mouse. AID using 'ially the Dest
yfepu ~ i .siust epidemic ana endemic levers.
A: fl ,cks Of Importers and ln1talors are lr} ing
TO follow in The wake Of tic great American rem :
civ ,he re ore be su. that The article You buy Is
90 mime and We lied by the proper TRACE MARKS.
THE true article n only b Obtained IN bottles.
beware of the sppr JUS b.tIera s0id by the gallon
or reg Sc 2o-sodlw&wlt
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EDUCATHouAI.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On p TsSS1Ss
Ul EORTE AND CULTIvATI0Y dr n MI
v. ICE. The fubsctibr. nsiiye II Ries III, ahs
ne a1sc T N s aes ss
Richmond, snd fffsrs lis seryice, - az tsshnvedto
He relics upon MS capacity and adeity 10 h,sai
age, and anneaes he following test.mnnLi. ps r0n-
eminent teachsrs as 70 his character And n1s, Tam
lions faaInca-
MARTHA WARRINGTON cotrvc
ABINGDON VA. tept. 71.b is1,E,
/ While TRs President OF tho Petershr..I o. J
College, Mr.. Charles L. Petcolas was senale
tsman Of lbs highest charsetor raode ne gtn.
pertinent. always courteous to his pun;i. nus De.
musician his acguirsmenls sre superior and -
Isske very great pleasure In cordislly
Ing him TO any parents who NAV desire tn
their dsushte1s thoroughly instfn.ted he hh. ss
' s''N rrsaden. Il Il. v v. 'SS oiiss.
learning ,b pE5Nh n. g. VI, ssD:. 1su
years teacher OF music OF high grsd s"t nisn7
city, purposes 10 remove to Richmond i. 'ns
sssha1 snS ese nssr ny
SON Wishing to secure the &c vices OF an per-
structor VIII act Wisely TO EMPLOY Mr. sDs IN
President Southern F SI Al Pays "ns
He refers also IN the citizens OF Peter.STl. re.
orally, and to the folowtes gentlemen In R seh
HIS Honor, Mayor Kelley, Mr. John y. p.,,
Mr.: y. Z. Parham, ". q. Pickere and H., ms,r'
p. Gaines. ''"f r.
,fs,gs. TERMS:
For instrumental lessons of hour sao No.,
OF twenty lessons. Wv pi term
OF twenty lessons, w ''' 'esn
For vocal lessons Of hour, ga per term Of tyeo.
ty lessons. - |"'a'
For vocal lessons Of hour, sls per term OF ts,,.
I, ty lessons. " - '"sh'
Payable at the end Of each half term.
Orders msy be left with Messrs Wooabouso D.
Parham, 1905 Main street. q
CT. PETICOrAs,
seZo-eoat Professor or Music
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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
-" MARSHALL AND TENTH STREETS.

This institution for eirls and young ladies' win
re-open OCTOBER I'D. 1871. II Is designed 10
afford systematic and complete culture rom ms
earliest to the latest stages OF progress. IL EN-
i. A Preparatory Department for beginners
and intermediate classes. three experienced
teach tea, rs MISS n. {: LATHR0p, MISS so SUE e.
BROUGH, have charge of it, and there are four
a Collegiate Department. The teachers are :
CHARLES II. WINSTON, IL. A., English Lit
or ature and Moral Philosophy
! T.. r. GWATHMhY, A. NJ, Latin and Mafhe'
K. a. LEWIS. NJ. D., Natural Sciences
MRS. 7. G. HaLLOWELL. Higher English.
MRS. A.P. YOUNG, French.
Instruction is provided also In German and
other branches. ,.s. -.
Especial attention is Invited to the SCHOOL OF
NATURAL SCIEECES in this department, %
line Institute hes unequ allied advantages for ex-
pertinent illustration. ss 49, 80 L.
s. Anfrnamentsl department. Teachers, Pro-
fIssors TlfILUW, PETICOLks, and SElBERT,
MSS. PITTMAN, MRS ROBIN BON, and others.
I. A Boarding department, with ample and e1-
ColIeut accommodations. . tts:..
Catalogues, with terms, &C., may be obtained at
the bookstores, OF the undersigned at the Insti-
tue. ~ CHARLES IL. WINSTON: M. a., :.
sc l-Sw s.n s.s,.t 5,gs gtI7C President
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Bed

New Kent eoars.house, on The GOTH s ssnsss
br 1911, after s,ie IA l5 ssrah oh.ndler
fssfha sl mild ssS sas ssa
&c Fl r. who se sas q asss
he e0 !T sS e ae and
home. 30, Tim ea,I,
sSE sSd y 1s n.s and q aisSy q Richmond
Va , On francisco papers VIII
pleasc copy.
On tho a5h Instant a. 's o CT, If lain G.
Boasnan, sged 50 years. 40 fro-, the res,der CO
ne inii I.nd No I,os &c, Stevens ttrcct, WE'D
Sit neF ain E ; atI O'Clock The frieI
and ,aSGnantanccs CT Bosnian and Cooley arc IN
Wet betroit Mich and Washington papers please
copy. = -. -
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DaTAPsCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,

NEAR BALTIMORE, md.
mt, Tnststnte has been in operation Tor thirty
ve,qss and enjoys national reputation. WILD Il,a
the mum Of pupils limited to ninety ~ has
roIIr south and southwest. It's location Is pre-.
rmInently healthfu is central, and easiy reacnSa
by railroad from Baltimore ana MasInHMxIsJEr Si'S'
" isSodam EllicotC City Post-oMce, md.
CCHOOL FOR YOUNG LAD D 20, az T. T.
- chdt I,,b herself Mrs f. wi Re.
sumo the duties Of her SCHOOL the Fih Main and
S So 18th. feferepce is made to Rey b M
,ker. Minngerode, and WoodoLidRe, an ~ 20 f
". d. Gibson. Sc H. II, lU lo,-h $50, Lea ~
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mrCHOICE FRUITS AND GRAPES.

Receiving this day per steamer
half barrels PEARS, Louis Bonnie;
5hslr.barrsls PEARS, duchess .
s barrels APPLES, Bell Flower
eco pounds choice DELAWARE GRAfES'
5bunches BANANAS.
Also, FRESH FIGS.
ANDREW AETOS1,
American sud Freach Confectioner,
1l05 Maln street, lcloW Lie post Office
sc ~ 2.aW3m
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND CosfMANDERY, No:
KNIGHTS TEMPLAH Sept. 20, 1871. )
ORDER No. 10.-S1R KNIGHTS w.
I J attend a stated assembly OF Your ~
Commandery at the asylum. In the Ma ~
sons Hall, THIS EVENING at y Y
O'Clock. -st.. ,~.,u
By order Of the r. C. ,...-co,
WIN, j. RDDTcK, Recorder. "
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MT ALL KINDS OF CHECK, SWISS,
STRIPED, NATNsOoK. CAMBRIA and JACo-
NET MusLINs: WHIT BkILLIANT5, INDIA
TWILLLONG CLOTH. All at very low prices
s. LEVY BROTHERS..
Lo;k at the EMPRESS AUGUSTA KID
GLOW sS. ,4 . SCI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-26

A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL, a<si
IA ,PEPERsBU8G, YA.,tit fs2a'
hanufasturers or ts ssns, BOOK ana Wfapplnt
/. Orders solicited, to which we promise prompt
and fGithfnl attention. 90 .@5s'l a5oss /,
AcILWAINE q CO.,
su ss-sm Grocers ana Commission Nsrchanss.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
Sc 90 3tswtCctl5 DR. J. y. MCCAW.

TOR RENT, DESIRABLE RESI-. a.
II DENCE on LIST street, between Main and III
Cary streets. The house has nine rooms, ~.lh
kitchen. wafer and gas, and in coed orter. Pos
session LIST OF October. Apply three doors below.
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LIME AND CEMENT,

II IME, LIME, LIME-ROCKV1LLE
IL LIN e OR WILSON LIME Navigation on
toe canal hayiag been rest0r, d, we shall be re-
ceiying by The Ist OF October the RUCkVlLi.e
LIME In regular semi. weekly supplies, FRESH
from our knns In Botstonrt couaty, Va. "a.
.es- DlLLiN, ELLETT & Co.,
sc 22- 3m Manufacturers, 1909 Dock St..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-26

Mrs. Pellet will receive a class of young ladies
who IN ~ desire TO pursue systematic course OF
study IN history. 1t Will include the. geography
of the Ancient World and the historical nd p0-
Europe, illustrated by maps or the latest au'h2ri-
lies. Sst3dOC
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.ygnryCATYeNAxa
FFUUCATXGNAE6
YssHE SIXTEENTH SESSION
MISS aoaDoTs SCHOOL
FOE
YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
will begin ON
MONDAY, october 10.

will begin On
MONDAY, October al.
TEACHERS,
Mrs. GORDON, Preparatory Glass tiimited 70 =
MISS sJJHEsiS3 JESSIE CORD IN. English ,..
GKORGE r. MERRJLL,s u, NJ, Letlns Ssaths
natics, Natural and Moral sciencei
Madame ERNEBrINT MARTIN Will nave Gu
tire charge If the French classes
o. A. ERICSSON, German.
ForDRAWING GLASSES, the same arracge-
,nepts as during last session.
For circ .l1i" t app'y " TEE PRINCIPAL,
NO 1s.tof s1s Franklin street.
A CARD-sCHOOL ANN on NC h.
a MENT.-Having determined 70 discontinue
INV school. so long conducted in this city, 1 am
freouentIy INQUIRED Of by my former patrons
WHARF thew shall send their sons. ! am happy 70
he able TO solve this question which had e1erG,feo
m q inin II In reference to my own son. Inc hSy.
7. a. CHAMBLISs proposes 20 0P EN sCHOOL
in INV former rooms, corner OF Main ana ist
strt cts shall send My son to him. believing tnAt
could not find better scholar or Christian gen.
tIonan to take charge OF his educatlon. m1ss
csrdially recommend him TO my patrons anu Inc
public generally. Very respectfully,
The school referred to in the above card VIII
omen MONDAY. October I'd.
. TERMS |: $50, $50, and $40, according TO ADVANCES
ment. or.,Spr YGe
Sc ia-tne J. A. CHAMBLIss.
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DOR RENT, that most desirable g..
Il STURF, NO. iOol, at the southwest corner H:s
OF Main and 10th streets. now occupied by " ID.
Ira Smith, and formerly by The late Thomas >.
with access from the rear. This Is regarded as
one OF the very best business stands In the Guy.
The completion OF the free bridge and other I'm,
provements In contemplation, will render II still
moro central. Possession at once: Apply 70
-3E la+1a j. l.. APPhRSVE.
| Sc Is.1ot Real Estate Agent aud Auctr.
EOR RENT.-TWO ROOMS on the O.
| E second floor above our store, suitable Tor k-z
josI0fng rooms Tor SINGLE men, j. BLAiR,
1 say o!ir Sas Broad street.
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MRS. PELLETS SCHOOL FOR
NI YOUNG LADIES.-The ssion will COM
mence the "a OF October Th! pupils OF this
school Will be thoroughly grounded In their pri-
mary studies, and It'll ed for teachers. For terms,
&C., apply at her residence, l003 Broad street.
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FOR SALE.
BARsERs AND NERVOUSNESS:

HOBSON Il SCO2Y, PRACTICAL
IL HAI6-LU TIERS; just above the post office.
h we reduced the price OF HAIR.CUlTIHG and
SHS MPO ING to IS cents. If you wish to have
your HAIR CUT In the latest and most Improved
style, give them call. -. ..,s.... - -,
N. Blot. Cold and Shower. B ,ths can be
had at all hours. Single BATH 25 cents five Tick
eta for 81, La. f4s.e.asn,.-a t.s &c 2J-3t4,
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DlCHMOND COLLEGE,

AIRS, PEYTON AND MRS. GARRETT,
INl assist, d by MISS AUGUSTA DANIEL" will
ON the FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER. Latin
and Modern Languages will be taught by profess
sors. Mrs. Peyton will receive into her FAMILY
six Young ladies' as boarders. For circulars, &C.,
apply at No. s23 Franklin street, on the corner CT
7th. s.-...
Miss DANIEL will also instruct private classes
in Bellies LettIes. sc 1i-SaWlm
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CUMAC WANTED.--We pay the highest
= n >rEet price In CASH for sUhAC. Inc
Ienvea must he of green coior, wei! dr:El and
free from sand. sticks ard berries; we re- e,
Richnaond at Rockets Mills adjoining City Gas
WORKS, 1T any landing or railroad depot, or at cur
store, No, lt22 Main street. ,,,
jy l-d&wSm hULst q hiE''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-30
Butter Making Rules.

/. Perfect cleanliness In every thing,
from the milking of the COW, to pack
ing the butter dow n. sHa 3sa
3. A dry and well ventilated room 10
which to set the milk; ut . temperature
Of from sixty to sixty-three degrees.
8. Cream not to stand over thirty-six
l.ours-twenty-four Is frequently better
i'm winter; and in summer, twelve to
eighteen hours, in most dairy rooms.
4. Stir the cream and add little salt
at each time Of skiming the milk.
s. Churn often twice or three times
a week il better than once. -.....
6. One ounce Ut salt to pound OF but
ter will more nearly meet the average
taste than a larger or smaller quantity.
BY careful observation, 1t will be found
that the quality Of the butter, when
prope rly made, will depend more on the
original butter making quality OF the
COW, than upon the character OF the FOOD.
The milk Of every cow should be tested,
ard only that used for butter making
which throws up rich cream plentiful
". We had ccws.whosc milk would not
only give but very little cream, but
would actually prevent, in some degree
the cream from rising Oh the milk o.
other cows.-N. e. Farmer.
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Norway Oats and Ramsdell g. Co.

Several agricultural papers in the
country last year urged their readers not
to place too much confidence in the
statements made by the firm who We're
then advertising Norway oats very ex-
tensively, and procuring their sale in
many instances by promising to take
the crop at a certain sum per bushel.
The sequel has proved the wisdom OF
the advice, as the company have, az We
are informed, in numerous instances,
repudiated their contracts, and in one
instance, have been sued for Sl2, 900
damages by party at the west with
whom, as with others, they made spec
| ific agreement. 1t is safest for farmers
to delay purchasing new things, or al
least IT, purchase sparingly, when, in
order to make it an Object for them to
| invest their money, they are offered
prices and profits that are unreasonable.
-Zo,ra Homestead.
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Excellent Interest Rules.

For finding the interest OH any prir.
cipal for any number Of days; the ans
wer in each case being in cents. Sepa
rate the the two right hand figures OF
answer to get interest in dollars and
cents:
Four per cent.-Multiply by number
Of days and divide by ~.
Six per cent.-Multiply by number of
days; separate right hand figure and
divide by a
Ten per cent.-MultipIy by number
of days; divide by 35.
Twelve per cent. Multiply by num-
her Of days and divide by "a
Eighteen per cent. Multiply by no.
of days; separate right hund figure and
divide by ..
Twenty per cent.-Multiply by the
number OF days and divide by Is.
Twenty four per cent Multiply by
the number of days and divide by fif.
teen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-30

H
ject they know 1t much better than we
do. having the means at hand. They
see grain (where we do not) In some
parts of tho country, or in storehouses.
or in Europe and the East, for these
men are posted; It il their business to
he posted, and they control the market
measurably. 1t is they who buy and
sell, and 1t becomes them to be sharp,
not to trust to great profits but small and
safe gains; this Is the true sphere OF the
speculator. :,
Thus we see that in all cases We should
cell when we are ready. There may be
exceptions, and are, but when the rule
Is followed there Is safety aud certain
profits.-Prdirie Farmer. a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-30
CURES DISEASES Of m~
TNnl 1t, LUNGS, LN Err & BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine to which the afflicted
nrs above pointed for relief. the discoverer be-
iieves H. has combin cd in iGrmony more of M.
tarss m st sovereign curative properties. which
God has instillea into the vegetable kingdom iUr
healing the sick, than were ever before combined
In one medicine The evidence of this fact ie
eases watch it has been found to conquer In the
cure of Bronchitis, Severe Coughs,
AMI the early stages of Consu III ptiOn. It has
astonishea the meli cal faculty and eminent ply
sicans pronounce it the greatest medical discove-
ry OF the age. While it cures the scverest Coughs,
It strengthens the system and purifies tho
bio BY its great and thorough blood purify
ing properties, it cures all EEuH.ors, from the
worst ScrOfullto a common sslotch, PIN.
pie. or Eruption. Mercurial disease, Mine,
raj Poson., aud their effects, are cradicated and
vigorous health and a sound constitution estao.
!shed Erysipclas ., Salt Rhenm. Fever,
sores, Scaly or Es ough skin, in snort.
all the numerous dis eases caused by bad blood. :
arc conquered by this powerful purifying and IN,
MIGRATING medicine 4
Ifyon feel dull, dro wsy, debitatod, have sal'
low color Of skin, or yello wish brown spots on
face or body. frequent head ache or dizziness. bad
taste IN mouth, internal heat or chs aernate6
with hot fu.hes, low spirits. and gloomy forsbod.
ings, irregular appetite, and tongue coated: yos
are suffering from Torpid Liver or "Rii.
E1ousness:" In many cases of Liver
arc experienced. As a remedy for all such cases
DR.. Picrcc's Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal a. It effects perfect cures: leaving the livet
strengthened and healthy. For the cure q
is never failing remedy, and those who have
USED It Tor this purpose are loud in its praise -
The proprietor offers 81 900 reward for . medi-
enc that will equal it for the cure Of all the dr.
lea ss,i iqr which It is recommended. ,.
II. Y; Pierce, N. D.. Sole Proprietor, at his Chem.
cai laboratory, 1873 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. 7.
Sens our address for pamphlet