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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-23
Man, WE Are Sairersns

fran The effects of the warm weather and
ARE dehiiNatei- are advised by physicians
II take moderate amounts Of whisky Two
or three times daring the day. In : little
while those who adopt this advtse frcq asnt
il increase the number OF drinks snd ~
time become confirmed araaksras- a oes-
erage which will not create thirst ter iatoN-
igstinv liquors, sud which l. inscaaea es-
recislly for the benefit 81 deealls&ted Per
soma. whether At home or sbrosd, y ".
Sehanskss Sea Weed Teaie. Containing the
iaiees Of maGy medicinal herbs this rrePArr
alton does net create an sppStite Tor ihe N
toxicssing cup. Tho roassssing aud hfe-
xuprnrtiay properties sg m&RN saiasoie
n.fnral pgossaesions contained In i AID
veil known 80 medicinal men have mosl
stYenrthening influence single bottle 81
The Tonic viii deIsonstrats its ysiaAIIe
aUslitics. FOR debility srislng trssa ssek-
ness over sxsrfien Q. from any cause Whist
ever 4 wineglxssfal Of Sea Need Tonic
taken alter aaeals will strengthen the ston-
arh and erests an sppetlse for wholesome
food, To ST who ahert leaving their
homes, We desire TO say that the excellent
effects Of Dr. Schsrek's sessSnshfe RENE
dies. Sea Weed Tonic aud Mandrake Pills.
are particularly evident when taken by
those who are iniarioGsiy affected by :
change Of water and diet. No person should
leave nome without taking supply %
these safeguards along. For sale hy all
Druggists
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DAVENPORT
Bryant { Sratl0l
BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
The Larges in the West.


The large number of young men
who have no time or money to speha
mon studies fhaf are not 70 be Of prse-
teal financial value 10 them must,
from their necessities. enter at once
upon the the short way TO successful
and useful business life Business
Colleges have become a national ne
cessiiy. The best men Of the country
recognize their useful mission aud
patronixe them. The student should
select the best Institution, and the best
Is the one that presents the best course
of instruction. has the best corps OF
teachers and the best arranged rooms
for classification. The Davenport
business College presents the following
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
The very large attendance and
profitable business Of the College en-
ables the proprietors 10 secure the best
talent for teachers. They pay the
largest salaries of any Business Col
iege in the West, and employ only
those teachers that command . high
place everywhere and are worthy OF IL.
The College rooms are fitted up In
substantial and elegant style with all
the modern improvements expressly
for this College, and are probably the
best arranged rooms for Business Col
Iege purposes in the West-and are not
surpassed anywhere.
The Boarding Club is in successful
operation and furnishes the student
with excellent board at prime cost.
The kitchen, dining room and table
furniture complete is furnished by the
college free of charge. a cook employed,
groceries and provisions are bought at
wholesale, each student paying his
proportion of actual cost. In this way
good board and rooms, furnished and
taken care of, is obtained at cost of
shout s.. 80 to S.. 50 per week.
Superiority of Penmanship Depart
ment. This department furnishes first
class facilities for preparing young
men to become good business penman,
or for acquiring thorough scientific
and practical knowledge of penman-
ship. business and ornamental, or TO
teach penmanship. Both of the pro-
priefors of the College are classed in
the Spencerian publications as adopts
in the Spencerian, which il the only
system that uniformly produces good
writers, and is the standard system.
Our students are in demand as teach
ers of penmanship in other schools,
and frequently get situations a. such
before completing the course.
Every department has u professor IN
charge rs Instructor, who is selected
with special reference TO eminence al
ready achieved in that department.
We are confident that all these adj
vantages, combined, are possessed by
no other school. They are considera-
lions which unite to influence the stu
dent to choose the Davenport Business
College as the place for him to obtain
d practical Business Education.
six hundred students during the
past year.
For further information apply al the
College Office or address
MONTAGUE 4 L!LLIBRIDGE,
47-l3w Davenport, Iowa.
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PUBLIC REPORT
p OLlC M A N ].

ifsrp rot ssNsTed good asa.fh Tor --FvTs3 Fe#Fs
asst ~ hSxt n,a slitwre i 10 SEtettrTe MA nv
xh,- Every Gre seAenrsn- 20 tie laeortng c1sss
kn.evs the irlsnxenisns. u h<ng obllerd 10 tssos
sh.n he hoav f-azs derI ~ silsyst Nef-s 70 pr
r., - sa5six Tax r.ve- wss believer "a dosing
sStA r,eqss, srs-s; hzt tzvSBs hesrt he sEsETI>s
evsaxen OF klshy, vAs aeieEiss-4 TO E. 4, sd
sAsE never -yrrss thst determination A. tofic
(which ev~Ty one needs Sfazs 7itIat Z surfa~sss
anyrt NJ ever heard az. II lptass-afss fae ~aose
system ID "a Eress cleanser and ssar5fer q the
hood Tsssre Ere nasnF II nv atqGAintancee Y 10
have taken q: sz,a a. aalss in rase q IL ssEsisc-
tsry sfsct.
Esg3scisiis snacne Tie ssaa sss u Tss7is- Y IN
parts 10 then the oat Ting sEes ne-fns m Gu ses
nights Il calm. s-ei rv5.1-e tasy8s sirsnkths
he tse m nj - asH - sc hs5F. Nn- Sgd lsss,
40 Ia tsees suffering t}s7sh Sic IRON srTnian;
md rs tsls bird from ia ggecfs having tired
rgsry rpre3bes with 10 favorable rssrfwAs induced
=, FTsard- to m the SEaETiSK. sffer taking few
ht,.< she obfsi1aei sash gse4i rsses INST she e.
nrss4l ni.l tn hes srt, that She might hs sble
10 s,os 1gon the nsu wtso sent her saeh blessing.
Yours res.-Stfall
a. p III. HODGE, Police bfcss, s,aaso0 =
Bosros. Mssss, May 9, ISL.
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HEARTFELT PRAYER.

H. r. SryrsNs. E-Q.:
Dear SRI sll0ali ~ wanting Ia grsfilrde, u
ss}bsd 10 ErEnawlsSge whst tie NEeSTISE has core
for me. w@s attacked sfNept etrFtf months SAGE
yi'h Rr1rstFffi- hich ssftSeG fssH Cons 0G-
hsd night sweat. and isyrf ehil distressed for
breath snd fTe9urfts sPt oood Nas ali snsae s4ted,
very weak. and 20 low Iast my friends thought M
Ease aoEsles
Iwxs advised 10 make trisi Of The SKGETfsr.
which under IL providence Of God bas cured NE,
That he NAV hs-s be ofy6ur aae exc 70 Others
As ~ hiss 10 ge sid shat Is divine grace nass at
tend yor IL the heartfelt ptkksE Of 1our sGmiTng
Iuu1fse servant BENJAMIN PETTtNGIiA-
r. s-Aine j. bui cne among the many cures
your medicine has ezoSset ID shis place b. 7.
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great deal OF talent l. lost in The world for the want
Of little courage Every day sends To the grave mum
olscure men no have only remained III ob.carty
because timidy has prevented them from making
effort aud who if they could have been Induced
TO begin would in all probability have great gb-
in fame The fact L. do anything in the world worth
doing stand back shiverIg and thinking Of
the aud the danger but just jump in and scramble
through well II viii nnt do 10 De perpefa
ally calculating risks and adjusting nice chances. Ii
dis. well long before the food when 8 could support
hi. friends upon intended publication for hundred
and fifty years. and then live 10 see it success sfterward
But at prrseu; man waits aud doubts and he.dates
and c.us his brother and his uncle, and bis rartca
lar friends until day be na- he i 80 year, Of age
hen he has ueh time in consulting his first cou
in and particular friend- that he has time 10 follow
their advice
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DIES MONIES 4 MINNESOTA R. R.
NARROw-aUAaE.
Three Eirsi.Class Trains each
way daily between Dcs
MOines and Ames.

Connecting close and certain with all Pas
senger trains on the Chicago X Northwest
ern railway.
Passengers from Des Moines ard all points
South, can leave
DAY TRAIN. NIGHT TRAIN.
Clinton: $50 &. n1. Clinton, 49, p. IN.
Cedar Rapids, tes0 m. Cedar Rapids. sop m.
Marshailtown, i:lu p IN Marshallt'n 1885 p IN.
Mo Val. juno h1s IA Mo. val. June. t22 p m
Grand June, l2i7 p IN. Grand June, ll:tHp m.
Ames, 80 .. N. Ames, 2'ii a. IN.
Arrive Dies NJ $50 pm. Ar. Des NJ 400 m
Ames Accommodation leaves at $50 a. m.
Trains leave Hes Moines: Mail and Express,
1890 p. m; Ames Accommodation. 800 p. M:
Night Express, IG:sn p. IN.
CONNECTIONS AT DEs MoINEs.-C. X / q I.
r. r.. Fast, West and Southwest keokuk 4
Des Moines for Ottumwa, keokuk. ST. Louis
and ali poiu ts south and Southwest.
G.. w. SEI son, j. j. SMART,
Uenl Ticket Agent. t,en'i Snp't.
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TAX SALE
TREAsuRER's OFFICE. CEDAR CO.. low \.
Upton. August 18th. 1877.

Of sixteenth General
authorize the sale OF lands and town
IMAM
IN a Costs due thereon
Monday. the Isl
tober the ireasurers office In the Court House In
the hours OF A. NJ r.
day wi the following described tracts OF land and
which the
unpaid for the ~ and for all preeng years
$3.50 SAMUEL WAMPIFR.
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To prevent meat from scorching
during the roasting process, simply
keep basin or cup of water in the
oven. The steam generated not only
prevents schorching, but makes the
meat cook nicer.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-23

Mr.. Francis Murphy. the temper
ance advocate, says: You must do
something more for yeung men than
talk God tn them.
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Palace sleeping ears, owned and operated ny Tia
line accompany all night trains.
CONNECTION AREAS FOLLOWS:

CONNECTION AXE As FoLLoN-:
At Darlington, with Toledo, Peoria & warsaw
Ry for Peoria Indianapolis Laiay ette and Csnein-
natl; with Chicago Burlington 4nFacy X ioI
Chicago. keokuk, Quincy and ~. LOUIS west To ct.
runlwa and all points IN Kansas AT Nebraska, aud
With Burlington & Southwestern Ry Ter Farming
ton. Bloomfield and all points in Missouri aud "a
pAs.
Al Columbus junction, with Chicago & South
ives .ern R'y for Washington and Lessenworth.
AT chols. with Auscatine Division Z 4 y
for Muscatne.
Al West Liberty, with Chicago, Rock island and
Pacific railroad for Iowa Clty, Des Mo;ne- and
Davenport.
AT CEDAR Rapids with Milwaukee Division Of y
G. II and y. for independence. West Union, Potts
Vile and McGregor; With Chicago and Northwest
ern Railway, TOR Omaha Council Bluifs ard Guica
20, and with Dubuque and Southwestern Railway
for Dubuque.
Al VinIon with Pacific Division BORA y, fol
Traer.
Al Waterloo and Cedar Fall- with Illinois Cen
trail Railroad fer Dubuque Fort Dodge and sioux
City.
Al Shell Rock with stage for HaveF!y,
At Nora junction, with Milwaukee aud s.. fa4i
Railway, fer Mason City and Charlie City.
Al Plymouth win Milwauk ee and 81 Paul E'y
tor all roints Ia Minnesota.
the great Lake Superior region and All points
North and Northwest,
EFF WILSON. Genl Manager.
q. J. IVES. t;en'l Pass and Ticket agent,
Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
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MAKE 1T PUBLIC.


H. r. sTSyESs. Esq:
Dssr Sill have beard from very many sources ai
the CREST sncecrs Uf AvsrrISE IN cases n. srofHla,
Rheumatism kidney Sashr5alit. CaiaETh sna other
disease Of kindred LGtars- ] MAKE no hesitation
In say ne fhai knoa SEafrT1yE 10 se the most ~
liable remedy for CsiSTrh and General Debility.
Nv wife has lsseu iroahlsa with Ga.arEA tor Easny
years ard 81 times very lsad3y. She has Thoroughly
Tried every supposed remedy that sc coaa hear Of
and with 81 ts she hiss ~ several yesrs been grad
aaily growing Eoree. zai tbs discharge from ths
heaa aas excessive and very offensive.
She Kiss III this condition when sire commenced %
take yEasTfsK !. | could see that she wss iclpros.
tac on tie second Aost1s. she continued taking Tho
SE.ETisE Until she isd used tnoFa twelve 10 HIieea
sogtlss. / arm happy in informing soa and the
pnbc Il YOU chose la make l. public that she .
entirely cured and NEs.ETlsE accomplished the cure
after nothing else world. Ienee issa llsliaed in
saying thaf NEaETfsE = the most feisahar remedy
aud wol1d sd.i-c al suffering humanity 10 Try it,
fof believe i 10 lie ga~,a. honest. vegetable med
.c.ne, snG s. Ill tao. iItsi ale to recon mend :.
am, &C., respectfully, l. Z. GARllEll-
Store s5l BFoaaway.
vrGrTIsL sctr directly upon the causes OF these
ronplsinis. 1t hftigorates AID -lpEstlens The
whole system sss Hpan the secretIgs organs, sIiays
Inflammation, eeatrses and cures Hceraiioa cures
Constipation. and regulates The euaeis.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-23

A Danbury who went to drug store TO have a
prescription prepared seeing nobody but clerk present.
said =,
aYoung man, you keeping company with girl ~
Yes cir, answered the clerk. with a Ditish-
.Do YOU think the world Of her.
II do !" aid the clerk firmly. though b.u-hsngiy.
rs she in town ~ pursued the customer anxton-ly
No sir, she il away visit"
That will do said the man, aecisively. You can't
fool around any prescription for me- And he went
au say anyz-ry Sers.
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Tax. S'mnea, Liver R,salstsr. Or Nedieiu..
1T HAS NO EouAI.
PROBATE NOTICE.

Essats Of Joseph W. Cline, deceased,
STATE or Iowa, Cedar county, IS:
To whom II may concern.
foa are hereby notified that on the 18th
day Of August, 1877, there was opened All 4
publicly read by the Clerk OF the circuit
court, IN and for said county, an instrument
"i writing, parpor,iDg to be the last will
aud Testament Of Joseph w. Cline late of said
COUNTY, deceased; and that the iirst day of
ae1t term Of said court, commencing on
MohdaF, The 9Th day Of August, 1877, has
oesn set g the da5 Tor hearing and proof OF
sssa viii, AZ which time all persons interest.
ed NAY appear and chow cause why the
same sholla not ',e admitted to probate
&c. PaEsoorr, clerk.
fistr q eARR, Attorney. IS z
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There is something inde>crihably irre~isiahe, re-
marked Mr.. Atonis, about wonan's smile YES
REPLIED his friend an old married man. no had frequent
liz accompanied his wife shopping excursions. "a wo-
mans mile about twenty three furongs.n
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AdsMinisaraiOr's Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the und.rs,yn
ed has tits day been appointed by IL. .,ir.
cnit court Of Cedar county, Iowa. admin.
traitor Of the estste Of Albert Downing. dc.
ceased, and all persons having claims
Sxalnst said estate are hereby notified ID
NE them with the clerk Of said cou,t. clear.
" stated and duly sworn TO, and persons
owing said estate are notified TO make i'm
mediate payment To the undersigned.
Dated At Upton, Iowa, this 9th day of
August, 1877 v
ALEX. O. DowsISo, Administrator.
FIAT 1AxR. AitorDe,s.
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Kate Field saws Gen. Grant doesn't know tune
from another but all his children musical
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The following incident i stated to have actually occur
rid hy Ranrsn who sends II 70 the Boeton Gieos -
Woman with face awfay plain that the ies ~oaldnt
light on her shed in the rear OF reen street
Cambridge. last Tuesday, with load OF
and while the stupid old horse Stocd NJ the maagef
Changing provendcf and trying 10 kick marsh-ny on
his eaT With his hind he threw himse aud betore
~ recovered his Knocked the ssher aud the end
az the ancient wagon out and perfect shower OF
berries almost siown To Fort Washington The woman
who uas negotiating with Central Square provision
man for head rushed back and yanket the old animal
his feet and after planting three or ioar
blows skinny sides with her list she remarked TO
The crowd that had gathered 10 the fun This blasted
hes can new git the habit of kckin Last week
he Kicked bee line barn. Two he made
me wilder my old went 10 hitch him toa harrow
and he pasted him the sbdcmcn with his hoofs and
the poor man was With Reeeme before he struck the
yround- Aud the old lady hacked the horse out ct the
shed and gave the lines Jerk that must have ioosened
every back tooth in the animals head as she stared 10
rein 10 Iiftleton.
A Young fellow who ei, of Bohemian, fell in
love With his aundrs, charming young creature; and
in order that he might her frequently he contrved 10
make her call day TO take something to the wash
chance would have IL they separated from each
other for time, hut by and by they met again Have
YOU been true all this time 80 inquired the comedy
damse See" said he. Il have nothing hut paper
collars since parted.
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YOUNG MEN

Apply 70 the editor Of ,hi. paper for half
WsseIship tat ciscount) 10 Bsyiies Great
nM sl College, Keokuk, lows. on ths
- MIssnnslppi. bookkeepers, Penmen, Repor;.
TED Don't fail 70 address Prof. H,fi.y. ~
okak, Iowa. e'' As
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Girard College his educated 80 toys and expended
s. Sso0g1 on them
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Has Entirely Cured Me.

Nh STEVENS:
Dear sir-As daughter, after having severe at
tack Of wkooping cough left ID feeble stai- of
health. Being sdyisea nv q friend, she tried the
yKeErrsr and after using stew bottles was fnH. re-
stored TO health.
have been great sufferer from rheumatism. !
have taken several bottles 81 the FKGETiHE Ter this
COMPLIANT ard AM bappy 10 -sy il has entirely cured
me have ftcan.n-t3raA THE NEaEr!sE 10 others
with the ZANE good rsse.iis II 10 great eeauseg
and purifier OF TIE biood il i pleasant to take and
can cheerfally recommend Il.
JANIS MORSE, s54 Athens Street
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a PASSENGER TRAINS
EACH VA ] DAILY
EXCEPT sunday
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THE
FLORENCE OIL STOVE
For Heating Or Cooking.
yAn cyovcs ~ rAr


SIZE,
Oi0rlsss and it4tttrbte.
AN be used without
Kinney dues, as il gen ,
rates no smoke ar aux
ious gases.
MEATS aud b RIA D
cooked by thi, stove are
better Favored and more
digestahIe Than when
cooked by wood or coal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-08-23

Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
and Dealers Eycryw here.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
KINDS COUNTY.
Meeting OF the County Executive
Committee.

The Executive Committee of the Demo-
cratic Conservative party for Kinds county
met at Raymond on the lst September, $50
pursuant to adjournment. PRESENTLY. 1.
Ratliff, y. c. Smith, w. L. Nugent, w X.
Kirby, William Bell, w. ID. Carmichael, l.
c. Fisher. Farra Morrison, A. II. Green,
prox. for j. F. Rhymes, 5. +. Dudley, }. }.
Birdsong, J. X. McNeely and c. l.. Robert
son.
The committee on representation IN next
County Convention submitted their report
which was read and adopted.
On motion. the 18th September was APP
pointed as the day for holding the coming
nominating Convention, and the l5th OF
same month recommended as day for hold
ing precinct meetings.
On motion, it was resolved that all OF the
county be requested to forward at once to
the Secretary OF thus Committee the names
aad po,toflices OF their officers and the num-
Der OF names upon their rolls. IL is also
earnestly recommended that those clubs
that have not re-organized do so at once
and forward names of officers as requested
above.
On motion, it was further resolved that
each club be requested TO forward to the
Secretary OF the Executive Committee five
dollars for campaign purposes.
w. r. RATLIFF, Chm'n.
y. +. SMITH. Scc'y.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
u. y. Lands in Mississippi

In answer to the inquiries of CORES
pondents in regard to United States
lands in Mississippi, We will state that
the six land Districts of Mississippi are
now consolidated at Jackson There
are nearly five million acres of va
cant or public lands, located prin-
cipally in the southeastern portion of the
State, To list this vast body of land has
required much labor and time. The
list is now nearly completed and will be
forwarded to the Commissioner of the
Land Office at Washington. They can
only be offered at public sale by direc-
ton of the President: but before this can
be done, it necessary to ascertain what
lands are vacant Upon receipt of the
list showing what are subject to sale, the
President will issue his Proclamation
fixing time and place of sale. They
must bring not less than one dollar and
twenty-five cents per acre. Section 1903
of the Revised Statutes, United States,
provides that the public lands in the
States of Alabama, Mississippi, Louisi-
ana, Arkansas and Florida, are subject
to entry only under the Homestead Act
The Act Of Congress June 22d, 1876,
repealed this section and provides that
" The passage of this Act does not change
Z" the condition Of SAID lands as regards
& their liability to entry under the home
% stead laws, but its immediate effect is
g to lay open the same to the operation
50 of the pre- emption laws, while it per-
q mits also the location thereon of such
q" scrip as may be lawfully located upon
80 un0fered lands The said Act does
e not open the public lands in said States
" to ordinary private entry until after
I" they shall have been offered at public
8" sale, but it provides that this shall be
" done as soon as practicable from time
g to time and according to the provis-
g ions of existing law"
We are inclined to think that the best
that can be made of these
lands in Mississippi will be to donate
them for the purpose of building
4 railroad from the center of
railroad communication in the State to
the seashore and it would be a wise
step for the State on securing these
ands to devote part of its rapidly in
convict labor to that object.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-09-05
Mississippi Enterprises.

The Water Valley Courier notes the
fact that as simple thing as ak helves,
and other tool handles for the South,
have been heretofore furnished by the
North with" timber far less suitable
than such as the South has in abund-
ance. 1t states that Mr.. Berglund
Superintendent of the Water Valley
Handle Company, is making arrange
ments to supply the handle trade of this
section of country. In connection with
the Berglund Manufacturing Company,
Mr.. b. has fitted up and is now running
an immense amount of machinery with
all the modern improvements, for ham
die making sufficient to supply a large
demand. He has machinery now run
ming and at hand sufficient to turn out
one hundred handles per day, should the
trade demand so many. The timber
which Mr.. Berglund uses, genuine hick-
cry, the supply being so abundant, of
course he selects the best that grows,
hence he makes handles which, for ma
terial and finish, will compare favorably
with any in the market" New York
dealers, with a keen eye to business, are
already offering to take from Mr.. Berg
lund all he can make, but he has declined
their overtures, preferriag 10 deal directly
with our home merchants
This reminds us that Messrs. Hamilton
and Hebron, Penitentiary lessees, are
erecting at Hamilton City, six miles
South of Jackson, on the n. O., j. &
6. N. r R., in connection with other ex-
tensive works there, mandatory for
similar purposes. Pearl River bottom
affords unbounded supplies of the best
raw material in the world for nanufac-
turing.