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W£I££ SPlcna, PROPRIETOR.
VOL. M:
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TERMS.
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in advance, $1 ao
da. paid wilhm «ix months i (M
do. p- «t rnj of the «4r, 2 a
fakeral deductions mad* te club* of Ave or
te MM addraas.
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KJTES 0? JitVMHTlMlSO.
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4a. 4 »wetiki,
4*. ijnemhs,
4Wf mIhb 1 year,
U. tt months,
do. 3 uouthi,
Hiirtw wkMHi 1 car,
do. ii ont%^
dst 3 lisonths,
$a0 00
ao
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B/OFFIJE
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n 9t material, the Hub'.sher irp(f
farad t» do iMiarljr every de? dptiori of
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AND—
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•f eiNrrjr kiM axecuted tri ll bwtiMii aad daa-
COLORED PElSTISti
ta aider on »h»rt noMee.
WKLI.S «PI1
Attorney at Juaw
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JffJOnCK
OF THE PtACKand Notary M».
lie. Tiptun, l*«a. ul
juiv.PHi.nutv,
n
OTAU\ Pubt c, Kucliotrr. Iowa. OCce
i« tlni Past Office. vinl-ljr
JOH5I HITDEK,
TT01l?»KV A.\f COi' nS'. LLO* AT
A I. V\f Vfftee at his raatdenca naar TipMn
Mir Coat ty. |««ra.
AM KlW.BiOLC
T.
V *TT R\F.\ A LAU,
aaAJ«aie« «f the Peace,
ifm.,
KufW
Ti»i-r», Iaw«.
tyolBw -*'tll tba Caaotj Juhe ia the
Caait H^ taa. ['23]
MIKCOR rllANRKKS h.
k '^RUuliI^T, a.td 0« Hers Hi t»r-
nila Palatt, l»y* !i*i-i"-. ue
um, tlair^ware, Ac. Ti|.uin, lo*a.
A A O N I E
ltHAi*£R t.\ DRl'dH A- MttOiCiXE*.
I've iiucfa. Palm*. Oil*. •:**«, a.
Hri, IJardwsre and r-nt-v \«u«n«.—
Ti^u, Iowa. nt
€. L. (liANBr'ttH,
nY«lir, AS A It SURf KON, ^(flee a
Hie Din? S»'re of Cliahib» At Son Iffttsn
V.
JAHMv
TOI vnt,
«9 y» Ka
n Y 1 1 I A i s i E 0 K
»r...•«'•.« In Tiptoti ^n-1 eliiniljr. Ottiuf, So
T, ia w, Hovtb of ttt irt !l
Will
«e. ul
J. SMITH,
PMT8ICUN ANI» hi K iKOM.
(MMat ttia Iowa Houie, Roohaatar, Cadar
Cam*, Iowa.
•B. X. UHEtl,
PtIYSICIA.N
in Dry Go"Gro­
ceries rockery, lie. Cedar fcluf»,
d*r county, Iowa. "1
D|| w
scvTT,
lWndara)na pfufa*ai. nai s,er» ce to th«peo
plarfTipton ami »»cinitjr. tii»ec »l *tt»nli»)n
e» to c-«ae-cf loiig »^-itidini(. Office at tne
8t »et of Dr. A* 11*11.
KaarKacirg.- Tl e cn'ty "f Jpfferiori
Moakat c.il!««re Ph'iadelp'ii -tai In M-Ii
ea1 collate u lutn'u.* 'liiy PertV-v v»nU Hoa
^j|§i I%iladaiphi4 Or. HulT Wli»*el S
H. C. PIATT,
A"HI. CHC«»'IJJ»* AT L*W.
WAtVoRNRT
ILL Piirchate and *ell R-al PNtate. locate
Laud Warranti, attend to the PAvaiei.t of
Taica, III i nalig—illII or t.tlaa,conreyancine, fcc.
p*ft.«v|l*f «.l -UIM:' u •ooull,uMn«. All
Waeine'M invraat-^d tc h'.« r*r will atWuried
town*' Pr«» n,i'in!a 'Kd F'd IP-*.
f^"OA~e in the urt Hauat with Ult ftt
aoruar. Tipton. Iowa.
WIULIAW LISB*
Boojcax^oan.
KM I ttjf
Om door ea*i of the Po«t Offif
BlaakRlanka
all kind- k«(»' c*»»»tant
Ipio hand. CoN«tUa aupn ieii wi n all
kiada a# Reeorda a id oiner htuka ior
Caaatjr oAcet, at aiairt naoca. _______
A K I I Y
HVVI-I1
entered tU- alore i»at»«aa. IB Tip-
tan. am now prep uad t.» *nppl u«u»mer«
wim fraafa hiaad, an all article in my lin
.hua^naaa. Cak^a aad p^try of every kiii'lfin
ainte'11* f»mlli!«. or (r partica, on a short
U e. Hart u* enfjteO tiie nervi» c* «»f on" of tie
bttt u.ikera in tic weat, 1 foel coufido'it of nt' "i(
aai»fAt tioa t* all cualoiiiem. (40 W. WAIE.
E E A N E O U S E
ii ntrnmnr
nmi. »»f*.
**er BumtU Book Mori,
SPW»..i| Si,,.,
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kiu\|.
Waiih MAKKM jiii Jwtff.te*,
Second si r,#ar the Amencm Mote!,
MUSCATINE, IOWA.
WATCHH, Clock*, Jrweirv Ac repmed
w,|rented.
Jo no
15 i/U
l* 0
Yi. IM
8 00
1
ia*h »')d.iion«. tnseil'a, per
square, o0
fl sq ure t*enth«, 4 0H
do. 6 fcof.lhs, 6 00
I do. 1 year, ltt oo
4o. 3 aMnks, A oo
dit, IT) I itbe, ft on
1 a. 1 year, IJ o
One square U 12 lines Brevu-r.
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TIP
TOW ADVJHTISER
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fwjer of u ihu! nu NrroUu
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tAi a-g k I K
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(•oi.i Sinbli'g.
Ow.lfcn
Ml lr
*r*r a I htrf
pr«*patait to i**ue po'icies on favorat» te- as.
i WEl.I S -PI K. A« n
I Office in the uurt iln'i^e. I'lptoii,
o e i s y
D». IIIRDNI.\,oni loc ll.ie,
i \k, I I.L 1
Kit 4 't M«jr e*t
»f aul *iu m»ui a w- k ur t»-ii i r
n wubitig hia *«r»ic• aill call at t!e i
II OUM. [,»"I7
JUSTS
iiDcn .1 ai •r 11 U-. V
new ck Dr-ig*.
ciue»i Pttitiivr^ Ariiel«?«, «r »w*
in, litld ••*, U «re, A K 0.«
ona ii.d T«» a. 19 A i art.
Bouse Fiainhi* g.
rHE
sub*c iber local .) hm*air ia
the town --f Tip'^n 'f prrpa do plas
ieriof all Wtn'i» tn co.r« and o't -ide Tij.
Kn(jtiC 't imitated i«.t't Hrirk-'*« "»ar
», iiicy aod TI amental *o k. pi-iter of
aria iiuiiii.nni*, cr' if '. ctrera paper
haii^ini!*. Ac I am de'erintn-d give aatu
f*i ti'tn to all who may favor roe with 'he
na rona*e For fnrtbar Into' laa'ion a.ipU oj
o a i e s A A
/'ip'oii Feb. 15,'54. n7 flai
To 111* Udiei
ie ut»dflrsik' i *r i iru# t#do all
Ur«-« tnt itit "0 k
V'tui,'n. »t n mi'I i *'H
i i t* tn i! on t.
A iit L»t-» Sjt**!1 I»U I I" wlli ttt
^a"
AND SURlJEO"*, Hoehaftwr
Odar county, IOWA. nl
ELI4« RHAWHEoTm
MtHCHAKT—Dealer
Mf U HHaa rntt W. Kii:«ti'- oiMnif Storo.
Mt« U N» u\s.
13
k:*
i. C*ISt4fiO(|l.
Ei & ca
«^kadden.
iilUr»K(j? wd ^wiior* y JL^to,
Goner*! Land A ents,
Jftwtnliw*. loum.
a
„d
A ck of fa-tno..*^ lewelrv
watc -a. clock*. etc., i, hand. Terms u low
11
law#«i. A share patroiit^o it r*.
sp*ctfully solicited. [f o. In]
P. OW l\.
Sin AN AND SURGEON.
IPII\
A i«.i t» l. in*X- til.-i |,i -c ni) f,i iiw li.i ,|U
I *.»rc ten lei' :u Msrv.ct u» tli- i' .« n
.f UM- T»wa aad vi. luiiv. in ul. the ,ranch** of
t» »i 1 .m ,c Sirftry.
Supping '-efieitncie* n( Reme'jing U. Mt.
oiti u ,u-hi tii. iu|'iu ,.,i -.j liuus
U i i l.i
A K O U S E
BY R. Ii. TJCXIt.il.
Cofier of Jfiitrsuit Slrerl*.
I rr.a Cilv, Ittmm.
CLm'R*
,i d-hB^. (.4 tar,
(Nill.VIR HOI KK.
Conner of Watfi S ct forn .frum mtf
Hnuford .Vutfalitw loir«.
U KUitui lOW Proprieloi.
t'Ki'l'jil Till., Ii:n i« ei'li ti i»,.-.| Hi
ft Hutel, aiiil rerum.-thfd it iu
n fe-R.- 4-I-1 u a ,»U1 Umi a i» l». g*
«a n ir««ti *%\. fv-v nm «v«t/pa irali
Tb« Oi.lj offl* .« a
UViiUtii Cowfotiy,
«r. «M» l)to it on Th "r Ja-a
w a e i n
it la. ii t« i*m- .»iy %pn til 1,1 .. ai«
4a()0« t»« I «U m%v rnn:i,at- :»t
Bl k E ET hUL'SC.
TIPTON, IOWA.
TKia Hatel ia a Nrnr wbif.h wa» ju^t
np*n*l for the recep:iou wf gu-t» on tlie tut ,»f
M«r, iH.j,'). It ix Urge and COIUIU liou», and it
provided »ili' entire w f'iruitii: t. \o ex|Msnai
ha* been *|»ar, v/Ui, ii wii! »til t» tlie romfur
*r tali'ii en. of !hf t»-.»•«.! i vuii i
Jhvku U. Bircley, op'r
I V i E
JE: I71ST A.
I N S U A N E O i A
UARTrnaD. CONN.
fncorportUeJ Jt. D. 1819—Cmk Cttpiial
$600,030.
'•'MIR raderati'iied hn»iin a.ipoiate
I 1. A -it
1
t!111 ni i I ret' i 1" i) ii'ruiv, U
v
E*ob«nge Ofij
SfffW'
DRAFTS on N'«*w V "k ea*i He had
of the Subacriher .» una to *"t purchaaer*
Ortifioite.* oi D«-|V4it, and Diaftfon tlie
f'nsti'Hi C'itn'9 nl.
American (ri»l«! n- t«h«i it "n."'! •. J-B.
Oihft oner SmrtUnvi u*1 SnyU
WM H. lUTiil/.L.
Tipton. Jan iarv I. '^6
V I U
Matr JPreMi'nf 'ol*f(nj dtmt Top
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till «!•.»
I a w i
Aim uVb '••t.-o
A. a« ri ahat» t*
9* o «n-
vt
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.•41r I'BKI t%'qf»cni.'« K Mit 'ha Aarir.
a» Kaz an
Wm no,i, M. D.
I:)rrlc
W"toi. v4*rnl'rr I/ma.
«fH practice on the Klectic Sya em. at Wil
ton and viriuitv.
n 16
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JH'OJ W SR I
Vvt i
K A CO
BVNKK1IS,
E A E S I N E O A N E
LV^'D A^'^rS.
CM«f «f itVfl and W «h'u-/*'*» 8«eea
ly btt» fit*-
KMJIES F«« RALE.
TTTFaimperii-.
neil off"* for so e I wo comfo't-
*iij iiw ll.tig tioiif* M'natwl I'pt'Hi
'in. U houi- of good s,*e, an I Ihe other a
COnfo'tab'e hotfe a -,i W. Bclh
with go«4 '"rts f36'fl AR-
HCAT MinifiT.
(0 p'lVt-' ttir A.rti tt-a lip«oa. Iowa.)
BEKF can Nt hail regolirly every morning
..day. excepted. ,MRRa8.
Mamuahkt.
fiiag aofiiy, y« breeaei)
biag in«iirufaUy lu^
0'«r ih snow core re
4 asVU,
Klie alfvp* below.
Alaa! for the apr ng tiaa,
And liQil iiuj of liia,
Alaa! fur *.h« hearta
That MC Ueaatin^ ttaptrilfc.
Pla e'er the hearth-aMaa
Gather* the night.
Dark e'er the apirit
Faileib the tiligkl
Chilled U the beat! paiaa,
Uuatted in iu beai,
And te (ui on u t*m,
la ila wiudiag aUevi
The proad, langliiug
Wiiu iu a.uu «Bil ila tear,
Ia Aearily cloaed,
Oa lo .e I auJ the dear.
0 cruel lb* »iro»«.
And fi nrtul the blow,
Tnat oru.iufii thy young IH^
And lail taut ao low.
Deet), leep ia the aorraw,
I uat *mj.» a, rwunii,
Aa we tuiiiii of ther, re,
la itje »i «n-c»ne i groan^
Ike i.Ulit wiuJa w.al.
A i ,ke b:-ei *i uman,
Abu *e lidt,
io the iaddcaiug wae.
Thy ha
me la alirou led
ia dceo.au ^l^otu.
Ana hearts are bmia4
With tli'.-c, ia thy toaUb
We uiika i(in. l.ve.
A tliv h«artu M.one yai
Wa uu« lore,
U, we aritt uttt twrget.
Wa ihink of ihee ever,
tu »ong—at jirayer—
la lii« Uijj.—
O, everywficre.
Biigiit i.-cnaing atara,
Aad aunsuiay day,
To tin Ii iHle iu tlie sktaa,
ire tiiaiv.tv. I. V. k
That Same Old aard ahelt .K.a.
I lit- fol'owinir iliacoui«e. dflivert by
thlt •Sllllf old COOli,' till*
ft iiboat.ai a li trJ Siu li Bap.
UM pio'.ui-n tl inti tin^ at Tiuiouin.u
i u i a i y e i i n i i I u i i v s o n i i i
iiwlly rep rt«»d exprfjsly lor thf Merc.ru
by ^auiur! tcrilm. w.io wa» one ol ih
iim ous nquirers that aalctaa aad ia
teretttog «c as ou.
MT Kait •»:—Sine? 1 I ad the pleas,
lift! u hoMiu* o th to tne brni^'itf an
HR'IUIT'IINII MP^TALLIOIITT UF AUIUTI, ML*.
«t#stji i, on ti« auhjeuk, 'An* ise play
OM a iiaip uv a /Axisnnd atriums, *pTii*
uv jttjt nifii tn de pc/teck,*—tli»» speri
nits moved me to take up sity iit-d
travel, and H!UT visiting divus AOE*.
and pieaciiiu' tiie (nis|el to vaiiou?
lOiniiiHtioiis I hare at la»t (utclied up,
l«-sj the Lord, 'tuong t|:e Hard Snelia u,
in icutu. My U'X tins «*v*ni(ig, my
lifiuering, will Ur louod somewha
"tvv» i'ii the liooks al PiovideiKa and Mill*
kizt'dtck (I Ihtnk the formei) and wh»u
louiid will ruad s )inewhar uvar as f»l
lawa:
VVhar no wood ia. there the fire goeth
nut—and they played on symbols, duivt*
IH»TS jeWslilirps and dllll'IIIJO ilM.'
No.v, mv breiheritu". I'm ^\vui to say
10 yni a# 1 sail to i IH Br tii.l't i aiu on a
fm met o. ca^ ou I'm an rd'-cated iiiiin
hut, lile.-s i.a* Loid, i in a tnignly reli^'u
n»an, a man wr iat U»rn a^in—utjf wn »i
a I»n Boed tlie M. \j (ill -sl tuck le I*
Liin in tin-a'triil *»ay—l*»r 'Mhrriio
wool is ttiar tiie fire uo»»th oat—and ttiey
t\v(l on aymVU, dulcimers, jewauarpa
aici dit II yj l.ns.'
Nil", lr 'therinjr, p'rapn some uv
ye aie svotnle inu' and a itig yourselves
whnt (JenomiiiatiiMi 1 'lontfs to. Well
my Irtend^ I am a piain spokeu man, al
though I a-ez tny»« If, %s oughtn't to
My it.a tell ye wnat swaydiiUn I'longs
to Perhaps some on ve tunks I'm a
irinoti, some on ye, peradventure,
i fcpissiiUns I'm a Miller te some more on
i ye may kiilkabw- I'm a ft lied-s, and
I cMti' rs uv ye may imhhetho II shUii iat
11 ar a Fr«e Ltr v-r but I twll Ve my
bretliernttr. you are all confoundedly
cotiium a- ere tied if ye thin any stm a
thing loi ni .e iin7U»i'e of tlie te*
IN at i: i Mood if.t ar the Are goeth out
nod i. ey lay* oa sy iiho!a,dulcimer*,
jtw d'.arpa and dnni. yjoi.ns.'
omehovv, I olleis tick amasin' likin*
to tl« Bjp ISIS. upeahally to ihe ha. d.
ilielii -n»t because I'm particular Ion 1
U% cold (vatei lor, my bret lering, I'nk
RKI one IIV- them ar sort o* Clni8tia'II th it
rrpudiafe" gitod whisky, or looks a gift
ikiKS in tne mouth. Toar's the Kach
•hells, tne foft shells, the clam she 11», md
a Ifreat many other kinds uv siiell. but.
my brethering. next to the hard ahells
give me lue man what stiells out lib«*"al-
|y when the contiibutmn box go^s to *ni
—•Whar no wo 1 is thur tiie fire ijoetii
out— aid tl ey played ou syiu'iols, duici
uier«, jewa .arps an I dnuinyjo.ius.'
Now, my breiheriug, hn''iug told you
arha* ^v.-aysbuu I 'longs to l'iu going to
'•niAn-ate and mpicate on my trx, which
gez— ^'har uo wood is thar the fire go
eih out. &c. My bretheiing wou't su|»-
tie*
fl
UPTON, CEDAR Co. IOWA-SATURDAY, MAY 24 1856.
|)ortr]) & Jftisccllann
mean ti at lb* good and perfect aptrtts—
them of tiie suth apeer—play n the
symbols aud dulcnneis, nod the had spir*
its wnat lives :u ttie low.r speers, plays
OD the jewsiiarps aud diiiimyjohns, *s
ci. lly tne dim yjohiis~f 'Wnar no
wood ia tiiartiie fire gorthmt and tliey
played'— brettiering I smell a mice!
T'-ar's a Jud is in this couflrregasi.un,
shure as y u are liviug smnais, and hv
must be dispelled! An! had 1 told you
ao. i'har lie is, yonder, on tnat btifh
seat uear the stove. I h*t weal u laced
sinner in the har skin bang up a wolf
iu bat'a dotning—setting thai as uino
oeut as a poseuui up a 'anutuon tr.*e, re*
portiu'my lectur pieoologicaily!
At mis juncture all eyes were fixed
up-o the reporter, who als» began to
smell a uiio aud hastily tnrust his notes
in th- pocket of ins 'bars tin tniijj op,*
tauoaeu i.iioj^ri aside WIUJUIV, s«r*
.uu led by a blase of glory and at least
aiMt.idici Hard Sneiia.
Frj.u-ao Kir«IV«w YorkSS.
Letters aad Latter-Wntiag
An old letter before me, has this truth*
ful pai agiapn—"Vou see 1 aiu aa egot
istical us ever. No oue need expect me
to write that iu which i leel no impr
est—«nd i me, tne value oi a Iru nd's
iv/itei in portion lo tne extent and irum
luilueas oi lue picture it uiOiS. ol Ins
t.ioUjUs, 'sayings a.id dji..gi,' o.n day
lo day. Here, oue ia ooi alio ved iu lake
^RAVC Fuhj«!CIS oeiimd MUICII to Hide, bui
ins lamiltar s^ll must appt ai",.tud ois lv*
111y ilovv Iri iii tne n ail to too pen, am
-pt-aii iiloin,' lue page, or ihe great, end
i[ »ocial coneopvJiwiue is lorgoiien.-
i du u4 ,Miie tun* io direct you, but
lattier ap Aogj ior myseii. k our {ten
will succeed in itilere&lmg me, it you
il o.ily alow it lo transcribe your gL-u
uu.e ougtiis.''
le idea here presented ts worthy oi
u.e cnmiiOeiatiou oiali tvuo write. Look
over tut' ieuera OJ receive, aad you will
a ot.c fi.iJ a v|ii oitierei.ee in then
c.jaiacier, aud litis varieiy results not a*
lone lroin imteretil ditieieucea your
rrei»|K)D lAt«|bui iroui loQuences oi Uie
nuur--itom ilie end iu view, and
the t-tFori or ease tf.th wuicn Uie willing
was accoiiiplisued. .vlucii mijlit be suu
ou tuis subject—letters iiiigut be classed
aui descnbed IUUCII as lue various cnar*
wh wrae them are—but ire will
Oi nee ii.ieiupt it.
i are is a ia^l difference iu liit* keep
iOg iju .iny oi Idlers—il »ve may ue al
lotted uie expression, bottle are uiJ a?
a.tou as r.-ad, otuers tlnu, n s'ained by
a.e a id woru by iret|uent perusal, still
9ti a perennial tres..utss and power.
H.m« s.iouid oi its 0c» de-tu^ad at
one*, otlu rs sliouta Ue hoaidtd as Uioic
eat tieusuits. S ine seivea* Ulisnuns
io reC'ill pleusaut luemories, and ii.ippi
e:t nuoJa oi mind oiuers ar« but iiie,
lueless aud uumeaaiug w, rds —iheir
•pin (ii ttiey ever posswssvd any) tpem
itd ev.iroiaied. ^nie, tuougu ol sun*
jjle ma ter and pnrase, and dcianing ev
ery day ino'ts aud scenes, seeiu to pota
ess a Vila I reality unatiecteu by lapse c.
nine or change ol sceue wnile otuers.
iliuujn elevated in style and ricti in sen
iiin nt and desciq tiou, soon weary us,
and become "noluingt" oi yeiiieiday.
'stale, tlat and uupioaiabie ior all aiter
peiuaai
Leiteis! Ineudly letters, what a joy
aud a blessing mey are! VYKII a golden
11UK uiey Ouid scjiiteie i iam.liea logetnei
—iney cany .vai.u iroiu heart to ut-ait,
tne 0it.'S»ed lulioences ol i O.IM. W.IO
does noi kuovv some tuiug oi this w.iai
sister S iieml does not Inrill ill) s.vec.
pi Jodie, as an seea tne iaailiai' luud
riling oi au absent bruiner# V\nai
orotuei a does not aay my sister iu es
IU* yet—Si.e ..as uot loigotteo our cnild
uood'a home,' as her leiler'greets his
eye. Above ail, how it gladdens tne
mc titer s uean ij kuovv mat her cl'il Iren
c^nadeul.ji come tonei, ivimihe alot)
ol t..eir cai'ea, Joys, aud successes—laeii
nopes aud (cars, as was their wom w.ien
alt could gatuer aruuud toe heailhatoue
oi home.
U, let those influences sever be for
gotten—let us never cease to invoke the
aid ol leller-i, to keep tiiem warm in the
neait. i'arenis lUid cnihireu, bioiuers!
and sisieis, Iriendi and companions—
wjic iiity no longer walk togetuei, but
wiio anil pule kindly atfeclimis aad lov
ing hearts, ke» tnese iui»Sives ilyiu^j
ever. Do not try to write Hue tellers,
but "let your pen record gi'iiui.ie
thoughts ,' open your hearia and live to
mose who love you it w il cheer aud
gia..deu tneu way, ani utaae your OtVii
unghier and- nappier.
•vViiji I* a laO-ii? IA'I affection tali!
toa^ae tual i^afor tuoae w« AOaaatdweU
A ai.iut language ottered to the eye'
Waioa enviaua diaunce wua*l ia vain dei^F(
A ox ta iiinJ, wUure circamabi.iuea part,
A ucive tn f«eliag at
re to its i from Uie heart
Formed to L*..V«J, like aa electnat cbain,
The Itaali—*Ue bgutening of tlie kr^ifi—
4I Jr
potf (or the stxieft th p.trt of a iui nt ^t lher modest epi«aph ia the coel. I he
ti e fire we ri-td uv in ihe scripures will i lalliug drop makes its sepulchre in earth
go ut bekii^t thar's uo wood! o my lor stoue: uot a injl steps lato snow or
.dhusnan friends so long as the supply alo ig the ground, but prints in cliaro.c
'af tin'hracite aud br insioue holds out. it ters, more or less lasting, a map of its
won't make a dif uv bitierauce »Mieih-r I n.arc'i: very act of man i lecrihes use 11
111 ar'f any wood or not ihe fire will b^ I oa ihe mein ries of its fallows, and iu its
buriiiu'—
ior they played on tymb l»,dui- own face. Tne air is full of souud the
timers, jewsharpe and diuuuyjotius.' |*ky ol tokens the ground is all menaor*
My bretiieriog. wuen accordin' to the anda aud aigoaturea, and ev^ry object is
covered with hints that sp^ak to the in*
iatli»aw»a fimna
7
1 set, -tney played on symbo •, dul
iAw»akarni anjrj A imiaMtakiaa *—I
ice,uireuga ita remo eat iia*a,
Tli* throb ef passion by a drop of ink."
A Go den Tktuf'il.—Nature will be
rep rted. All ihinirs are eug-iged in
writing their own history- The planet
and the pebole goes attended by i ts sha*
dow. The rolling roca leaves u« scral
cnes on the mountain side tlie animal,I'.S
bones in the stratum the fern aud leal
Mrtrtiser
Poitont and their jlnlutote*.—It uoi
unfteqxeiitiy nappenes that serious dis
tressing results are occasioned by tne
accidental eiupliyiu?nl of pouons luere
lore we may possibly do a service to
some ol our readers hy present lug tuem
with a brief coiupeitdotus list »i me
common |oisotis, and lue lemedies lor
them most likeiy lo be ciose at uaud.—
Acu/t—I nes cause great heat and sen*
sat ou o buruing pain, irotu tne mourn to
lue Rtomach. Ut-medies, magnesia, soda
ptarUsu or soap, di-soived i i wa ei tueu
use aioinach {Hiuip or emetiee. .ttKu «ss
beat remedy is viurgar. Amuwuij—
KeiueUy, lemon juice or vme^Mr, uiier
wards milk or water, or a Ila*-seed tsa
.ilcoAoi—First clean* out u.u sioinac.i
y an emetic, tlieu daah .ld waier ou
lie head, aud give mmuouiu, (-pints ol
naitauui u-) ii s«.uc--Heu.eJiea, iu
Uie first place evacuate tue sionmcn,
ti e.i give tne white ol eggs, Itiue water,
or c..alk and water, cnarcoal, aud pre
parations of iron paiticulai iy ine ny
drue. Lttd~-White ad aud tlie sug u
of tead. Remedies, alum, caliriuics,
sue i us castor oil aud epsom salts es
pecially. Char-coal—In pjisous by car
nic gas, r, move tlie patieut to the op -n
air, dusii cold water on the head uod
body, and stimulate noatnis ai.d iiiu^*
uy uuristiwi u, and ai tlae sa ne time i uu
lue ctie.il briskly. Corros oe 6ub.vt»ur.
Ijive white ol eg^a ueeiy toiled vf.l
w tei, or give wmat tioui and wa.er, ui
s ap and water Ireeiy. tVeoj tt— »V uite
oi e^gs aud e neiics. Itfe«/aJo*»«a
crive eniciica. and theii pleuty ol *iu gai
iltd wa f-r, ur lemonade. .Uatfiruv/a*
iiAn /o.sonouy—G ve emetics wit., plenty
oi viui'gar and »aur Admit vj si.i*/
(Lui.ar austiv) (Jive a soiuuou oi
couiui iu sail, aud then emetics. Optu,/,
—I i• st give a strong emetic ol luuai.tru
a..d wa ei, and heu dush Cjid wait on
tne head. L'tud ,»wn—Mute as opiu n.
-Vax ^sn-cs yt Aoi'iS) Firai t
us. tneu stiuiu.ate, aucn as caiup.ior, SLc.
.'ru««.c Acid If heu there IS lime, ad
.nitiifler cniorine in the shape of soda or
luue. Hot brandy and water. Jiarta
iiorn aud turp'ntine aie also useful. Ox
aitc Asi*—Fre^tieutly taken for epsoiu
sails. Remedies, chalk, magnesia, or
o a n w a e e e y i e u e i n K s
Siltprlrt—*ive emetics, then copious
draughts oi flaxseed tea. milk and water
ind other sooining drinks. Snakt Biltt
Jtc. Apply immediately strong harts
urn, and lake it internally, aiso giv»
sweet oil and stimulants ireely apply a
igature tignliy above ine part bitteo, aud
i.ieu apply a cupping glass. Tur
htnultc -(jive lar^e uOJCS of tea made
of galis. Peruvian bark or wh.te oak
l»ark batco—First an emetic, then
astringent te\ theu stunulauts. Verdi
grit—Plenty of white ol egg and water.
White Vdriol -Give the patient plen)
ol milk and water. Iu almost all ciset
oi poiso.iiug, emetics aie highly uselul
and ol these one ol the very best, be
cause more prompt aud ready, is the
common Hour or powder, a lea-snoolui
of '.vmch stirred up warm water mav
Oe pueu every five o ten minutes, until
free vom ling can be obtained. Lnietica
and dnn&s, sui.u as milk aud water, &c
Snould be adinimsteied without delay
I he subsequent management ol the case
WiU of course be lell to a physiciau.
Mu rah Jor ^oii- Fi* k. Whe.t we see
a young iiian dressed in the extreme ol
lasinoti, promenading tne streets, tioui*
tsmug a delicate talking stick, ogling
the La lies, and turning tip his interest
ing pruboacis with an air oi disdai ai a
poo' neignbor's so i or daog iter, wu.-n
we ku w. too, tuai li is latoer acquired the
proi*erty *hcn this lool of a sou is mu«
King hnnsrli ridiculous upon, !.y oo.lrct
ing grease and asnes, we are ti'iuptrd tn
snout iu his assiume ears,Hurrah for cod
fish!
When we see a young woman who«e
highest amSiti n ap|iears to he a desire
to eel pse, her constant boasts that toe
never washed a disn or hem n.-l a stun
b«*cnme she regards it n-sa ulgar a?ooin
plishmen', we lee! a strong in .iin tt on lo
whisper in her ear, •Huna i lor cod-fish!"
W tien we s»e a young man in proud
to carry a bundle in the sireel, when we
know his lainer ,s a wool-sawyer or
wiien we see a youii^ miss sea #1 ihe
pari r. pi itid tg a uevel, .viule iu i" i«
doing tue n iche i drudg -ry, we say o
'Urelf,' Huuah for cod-Usn!''
v
potPil Mt.er.itioat ot •.-ab e color,'as ue
rtLO^.iz in 'atove pipe' a gennuan
woo two years ago, exercised ma gemus
bout lowu iu tne while washing and
IKot acking line, but who since that
lime had been 'abroai.' and had cultiva
ted a .mustache and loreig.i airs.
Low ine to itiforin you, sah, dat you
is ia brin under a slight deluciuatiou, 1
ain't uo nigger.'
'Yes you is a nigger, nuffin but a nig
gi but il you aiu't a uigger, what is
y vul'
'i se a iauerrooo, aab,'
wna I
'1 se a V^ua terroon. salt.'
'How you get to be a t^uaiterroonr
V 1 y my muider was a white woman
wid my la ider wa* a Spanyid, aali dai
now 1 gu to be a Quatiei uooo.'
A h.ii you git dat 'pienout'
I got uni in de soui, aah,—-'feet ob dj
climate, every pusson iu de Soul got w»
sah.'
'Whar yoe git dat wool? —aajr, wbar
you gn dat woulT
*1 git dat by a—by a-a-a accipum ou
my mudder s side,sah.' (Movepipe slight
ly contused.)
'Now, how yeu git dat wool on your
inud ler's side,if your mudder was a wh.le
woman, say, how you git dat wooiT
'Because she got Irighteued a lore 1
was bornd.'
•How ahe git frightened,—ehr
'ithy she git cnased by a black laaa,
sah.'
'Liok a hea, nigger, I doesn't want to
be pussonal, cut, from de 'pearance ob
your mudder's son. dere ain't n doubt
bui dai de time dat your mudder wns cha
sed by a black mail, she was overtook
eu.'
A moment afterwards you (eight have
played dominoes on Uie coal tails ol the
•^outn'n geiuriiau, as he sireakt-d u up
Ale \lis.er street, an I dived uiio the
door way of an aristocratic caravansary
lor the accommodation of distinguished
suu bura pussoua, kuown as uie Hote i
tiumas.
When we hear a Lady |ioi-st tlia she
ca'in 'de in an omniOJS, becaus it
was iiiiended for common luiks," we cau
n help exclaiming lo oarseli, liurrah
fot cod-fish!"
h-ti we tee a Ibd/ arrayed in the
costliest fabric*, treat wiln Coutempt a
achool-in.ite whose clothiug is not of so
nch a tt xture. especially when we re*
member that some of the aforesaid tidy's
relatives aie imnates of tue poor- ou-e.
an others of ihe State peitOu, We leel a
-tiong desire to tnunder in ber ears,
''Hurrah lor cod-fisn!" „i0spi,ere las congealed the placid a
u s n w n e i w e s e e e o e u i n
on haughty airs, bemuse it has phased
Providence to endow tueni .Mil, a liberal
share ol this world s goods, or wuen we
seethe supercilious sneer ol contempt
Riot in Cai'iraugui Cntm'y
upon a Tavern he Kreper
rtmnlt
—Attack
Boun i Hand iml Foot a id Due td in
Crttk. Ihe Jamestown Journal gives
ihe particulars of a novel riot whicn oc
curred ui East Rnnlolph, Cattaraugus
lou.ity, ou Fr day ven tig, tne litis
insiant A party of the most it specta
ble ladiee ol the place had assembled as
-surprise party,' at the residence of the
H'li, James Cnaiubeilain, when it was
suggested that a tavern kepi by a mau
nam-d W.ieelT, was an mtolerable u n
aince, by n-a on of the itquir dispensed
there, and they resolved to abate it.
Before the? arrived at the pfnee ol at
tack, the laudlord, having got wind of tn»
inovement, had secreted his hqu .rs ai.d
ha ft leaded the doors, and his wife had
^vi led a suppiy of hoi water
the assailants a warm bath Notii.n^
tlauuied, the leioiniuu stunners brok«
open the door, and alttuugti the volleys
ol hot water did some execution, ruSI.ed
upon tlie toe. The laudlord took reiugc
in the garret, but waa captured and
bound, an I takeu towunls tne creek to
be converted into a 'cold water man' by
dipping but he succeeded in breaking
h'i bonds and escaping.
I he woni-n then returned to his hous"
deuiohshiug his casks and jogs of liquor,
aud his window.-*, and were about to
iuac a similar onslaught upon two oili
er establishments. Alien ihe enemy sav
ed lnetu*elves by a cap tuiatiO'i. The
wo neri justify themselves lor resorting to
these extreme measures, on the ground
thai tn* I uil.
or' o iiiuued to sell to tne
biuiali/ed huabauds of sojne ol thein,
despite cntreatiej, and ihey could obtain
uo other redress.
Highfilulin letter Writing. A young
b.utdmg school miss, out West, who
sterns delerminet! to soar above the com
moL^aktce vulgar ny le of the preseui dt^
sen', the following excuse to h'jr female
friend: Fondly cherished Cleiue.itiue It
is uot in the p-.iwer of my elocution to
excogitate an e^M-ile of etikary—the in
tense frigidity ol the circuin-a .o -ni al-
u e o u u i
is
-u rlu
TERMS, $1 50 in A35TAMOE. I
lit got kirn on th* ff'tMrf. —Look shea. Cnrrant Buthes. \nf o n* ct» r*.'*e
nigger, whar you awellmg to? was tue a currant lus t, but the thin} is to p'0*
uuct-remonioua saluieuou si a sab e col* duce a fine ^usli. lake yo tu^' spiot t«
oied geu le nan to ao excruciatingly lest years growth—and re i ove ine
uressed d»rey, whose coiui lexion was: eyee from the lower *rtio i of ih.e oot
uot many suade* reu eved from tiiat of a lor about 8 inches, w nch will pre
recently pousned stove pipe, as tlie iauer vent su kers ben thro vn up fro n the.
'pussou' made a gracelui sw ng Ironi ttie
1
—_|L_mLjU|_UM_M11Mi^Lj^^rM^-l'U''IJ-.rM —1
ture
e n o o u s v e s s
.slppi_tUat with the most eini.eat aud
.ve ,e|uctanc„
to
OUJ u,
upon the lace ot a person to show his or
her estimation of one wuo works for a
living, we feel a strong de ire io show i A Rtmedj.—The Now
our estimation of tnem by exclaiming iu |Itigl4ud Aan/wr reconnnends the follow*
tbeir ears, "Hurrah lor cod-tish!" itig recipe as a simple aud invaluable
(remedy for rheumatism:-
A clergy naa in Boston, meetirg or*! 'Take a half pint of spirits of turpen
of In cougregutiou wim had recently line, o which add hull an otu.ee ol cam
Come iuio possessiou oi quae a han^aome mr let it stand till the can pl oi is dis
pro^Hsrty by the lealh ol uis b. oi'ier, in. solved, then rub it oo the part afiected.
quired hew he wis getting along wunjandit w.11 never fail ol removing the
tne seilie iient of tiie estate. "Ou,"-uaid complaint. Flannels should be applied
he, 'I'm having a dreadful time w.iat a ter tlwf part is well ioineuted with tor
With getliug od' letters oi ad.umtsiraiioo. jpeuMnw. Rup« at the application tu rn
and at
.end ug prebaie coun, ami eetting tug and eveuuig. It w said to be equa
claims, 1 some'. in«'- 'almas- wisii
'i died,"
am co
,)rucras,ll!ia
.ltlr,lueU
e
_rCi5S
l0 tlje envir.
ma-mficent residence.
NO. 21.
roots. Plant in sprtny ae autti itn in rick
proineuade on Fouttn street—where he ground. As the roots ol me cur'atit di*
nad been exhtbitn himself lor a couple not extend themseUei iar iu *earc.-» o(
of ho«rs. u the eu^y of the 'Bucks.' aud f-od. they should be well supplied yearly
lue lascmatiou ol a score of 'uuss gals'
II to Mc v lieu*r street.
'VVno-o-o-o you cail nigger, iaht was
the indiguani u spouse, Willi a majestic
toi. ol a pair of eyes with a great d. ai ol
white aud a veiy iiule oi oilier cotor in
the a.
•Why. I call you nigger,' was the flat-
with rot'en mtnur®, dug a l»oe.
The buth eh uid not b^ ailowe I lo a
a thiek head, but be kejw open Tn«
last year's wood should be cut buck lotsr
er five in hes very spring aocofdrng w
extent of growth.
The culture of" this excellent fni't ie
usually iu«C. neg'ecta^, e** i hi t!.'' K
gardeua. It seetus to be the kfen^ral be*
lief that a sarin at bo»'i ca.i th'.vt an-i
pro lace Irun iu a'iy sitoainxi a id w.irjat
tulture. It will live and b^ar an ap*
ol »v!y fnn*, hat it ia nearly all sktu
and seeds and critic aci I .oie w-.o
have ouce teen and tasted tUe pr^aute
of bushes prop raly cultivated wih b«
"urpnied at the nc!ines.i aid |HJ.U jiioti
of flavor which this fruit may be made to,
attain. Plant eight feet apart, ueiu
well, and for twenty years youf tatle
may be supplied wt!i tins chetp and,
healthful luxury,eostm? yiu really ach
ing at all. Pr*irt* nrr
ir/A/u/i»MS.—Care i* a taum«u ievil
it is like a dried, wrinkled appa-iti«': ia
the house of fear. Sorrows are liolds 1
and ennobling, but care is an evil hap.
Il has neiiner faith nor hope nor •*'.—•
Sorrow has atain te tbouaande. but. tan.,
us lens of thousands. i
The surest road to levi is uneris' |*f.
rental checks. Happinass ia wlflleac m»
and medicinal, aal ehil ren reared i*,{
mirthfulnesa and innocent geyety are leea^
liable to ien.ptati M. A faculty SII JI up
ts like a closed roota it become* iot!Jew«
ed and miaamatie.
Cheerfulness ia a great Bead te jwofee*
sional aud literary iueh. I'l.ey carry
heavy ordinauce o.i weak carriages and
vine or t»o discharges site tiers tin ir*":e
and drupa the u»«iess artuirry U tne
ground. Dullness an' heaviueas, baw*
ever favorable they may be to repatation,
are lata! to all useiulnesi.
Men are apt to look upon religion aa
a sombre fortress bris,ling with gu..s.ft'id
iliey think tne nay become rel g.ous ta
to enlist and joiu tite garrison.—lk*ri/
Wurd chtr.
The
Hard
cotulorts. and amo ig tne it asa in at
i a n a e n y o w n e y A s O
I.na ago,such a place ktv.t teen selec
ted,
Uie bieit.feu uear by were busy put
ting up beuciie-i, a.id muksnt tn« place
ready, when Brother S HI said
1
'Wa ll, Bi .tlier Gobbn, whit prepa
rations have yoa
made
u
M'
\y
i
7
$
it?
wn
\,
i
U
Shell liapt sts **aia ta W
furnisliing a variety of am'istn n.atteft
ju»t now. A cortespouJ**ni writes:
'Tnis sect are in the kabtt of iiold'nj
yearly a**ociauou in
our
vicii.ity, gene­
rally in a piece of wuj's u^ar to a gt»od
spring. Tne bretnren from abr"t'i are
quartered U|Hu lliose in ihe neig'.b truno
ei the melting and these are required of
cm rae io lay tu a good supply ol ihe t«ea-
te koine tor th«
big association t*
W y I v e a i i n a a e A i a
or so, nnd a gallon oi wlnskey
Brother $n ith expres^ed graat con*
tempt at this jr ptration. 'A L'allo-i uf
whiskey sor a big nieetin"! \Miv,
laid in a whole bar 1 and yju're jus? as.
well able. Brother (iobfeia at & Ha( la
tuppoi the Gotpel.'
Fanny Fern in her 'Peenafroin uuJ^t
a parasol.' which she outribu'es t" the
New Yoik Ltdger, has takeu a r*«p
a
A Heautifui*Tlrad.—tVl-.a the
1.'
1'ie
at
nerself, Hear at her ruiile:
'And here, by the rood, comes Fanny
Fern! Fanny i»
woiirut For tna the
is not to blame, though sitioe she firtt
found it out, sli has never ceased U 'l
ploro it. She might be prettier,sue might
b** younger. She might be o r,
might be tiglier. She inig 't In* better.ahe
i e w o s e S i e a s e e n i o v e
praised and over abu*ed, an those wii
have abusod her worst,have imitated ^*4
copied her ni^t«
One thing may be taid in favor of Faa*
ny i^-it she wna NOT, thank Provi le»vex
boru in th b*autiful, br\ k-biting, ia.tic*i*.
niJDious. .*lau leious. clean.' ODluinet: JUI.
phaiasaicai. iiidlc Je-dee.t a^k-oii-*iUia
cuy—ol Buioii.,
sum­
mer ol yuuih is slowly wn«ting aw»y in.
lo night ol age. and tlie shadows of p.tu
years grow deeper, as life wears ou to
its close, il is pleasant' Ion* ihrcu^i I e
vista of tune upon the sorrows and .oil*
tties of our earlier years, ii we uare a
home to shelter and hearts lo ~4«.
sod friends have been gather**] 'aj net,
around our firesids, then the rt*^ pmct a
of our wayfaring wdl have b*en .V-'1
smoo'hed away, in the 4 hie,
whiie the suu.iy spots we tave f« ».
through villi grow brighter a'd t.uic,,
tteaulilul. Happy, indeed are those.
whose intercourse with the werl I has not
changed holier fe ling or okeu t:t,4se,
musical chor Is ui the heart, wi-tva
v rations are so tneloii vus, so let^vr. ^l
toU niug, in ti.e evening of as}oJ
Two children, a!w,ut thre# year# eli,
belonging to Duuiel Seam in. were,'
drowned B,j»I flambuigh, Bt r»r Cotrn
Pa., on Wednesday aiternoou lau. Tim,
mother had been washing, e^ J,
leaving the tab lor a few in. nut
we, at
tend io sotnetniug iu the ho^e. the «htlkf
d.en con.inencec playing the tv=uei^
aud accideutally upset u,e tub. Two
three coveriets winck were in the iva'.
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