The Cedar Co. news-letter. [volume], November 19, 1853, Image 4

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Mi fcloS MF. AND
*0h koM n» and 1*0," aaid the mailt of my ln*H
Arvl *)te protF-red her lip# aa my pay to depart,
"The rcom is appr: achiag, my mother will kno
Fhe cav? me the bVssing in smch a swnrt way
p)ow
The "sdtP* bivMial tludpei Xor a
trick and the wag vamoosed.
srtaysyygiMte'
Wj
JVfy Jeai est, siy k.cdest, oh kiss me and go!
r,A\««
An impudent "feOow defines wo- |shut
si'Tu to hang dry goods on.'
•nan.
in a late stump speech.
J&£~"*'\Vife, go to bed/
*1 wfitaV ,,
4Then
two
A witty eotemporary remarks,
thatti:e first ureas worn by Mother L.\e }f
w&sbfvr skim.
IfelTT introduce a hill for the destmc-
sit up—yon shall mind ttlf
&jTThe youFMi lady who was carried
Jtwiiy hy her leelintrs has been brought
ta-'k on a \viH »-l-harTow.
*#-The woman who was "buried in
giii i," is now alive and doing welL It
was a case of premature interment.
Jerry says the reason why he
loe« not oret married is because the house
is not lar^e enough to hold the conse
qUfiiCtfS.
f&i&m"S'm*9, what in the world put
jnaM ufi'iny intoydur head V*
**Wfay the faa is, Joe,
I was getting
ISyA dandy, with a cigar in his
mouth, entered a menagerie, when Uie
prej »ri» lur requested itiai to take the weed
irom iusuwutii le-ist he should learn the
other hionk^ys ?nd habits.
Dan Marble speaking of n youn?
pentleiniai with moustaches, said—"He
is a crittlfc that wears Itair on his ujiper
lip to keep the spiders from crawling in
to }tis hollow squash.
fQ-.V butrher boy in New York says
tf 3t he lias often heard of the fore quar
lT3 of the ffleb»», but tv-reT heard any
^cson say auyihing abuut the hind quur-
.*» ..
•'Wooiaa THE NIHB."—"Do yon woo
the inures, ?:r, the 'immortal nine?* said
& f-mnle exquisite one day to a fellow
vrlm pntling a cigar, "I woo the
long r. tm, tna'ani," was the brief reply.
JSrTne I joekfx^rt Courier cives an
•piti^Ii ia-Vi ashiigtoe for a kittle boy,
who
•'-11
a victim to a prevailing d^-
•Th^ hero whu lies here,
Was conquered by the diarrhea.'.
l$2r**rhe Sandwich Islanders oall a
poor man a "'Manna kmi"—« bird with-!
out feather*—nnd n ri*h man a "Naana'
/lu/a"-—a bird with feathers. Wonder if
they l.-v.any term a bird wilii "iar
and i aihyrs.*
A TeNreaov me Svbk/TMC
Tne sun was just liftinar h's rad:ant head
ebuve the H»*ry clouds of moming—the
tffteet songs*ers of nature were pouring
rth their richest melodien, when Ger
more beautiful than Diana, walk
ed lorth to—feed the hoes.
'Ho! mister hare you got any
gram ta Sell ?n
**No way
"K-umse, 1 tee. fm btre a wry
face V*
A pe\iler ciciuig on an elderly
la.ly tliti other diV to t'isposc of some
goods', ill 'fcmrersntion inqtnrtd if she
cuuld teil him of any road that no pedlar
Svcr trrciied. 'Ves,' said she, 'I know
Qt" we r"vi that no pedlar ever has trav
elled, (the pt'diaxs countenance brighten
ed m.'i that s t^e road to Heaven,
fPyA darf?ly who wanted the milk
jrss to hiia at one oor t«Vtrns, thuj
asife4 lor It:
'Landlady, pltase pass your cow this
tray.*
To whom the lady
thus retorted
'Wa w,
tttke
the cow
down
wlitre the caU is bleating
there
'Captain,* said a rajjjred cnurtry
iir.-Lia tu a citv dandy with an immense
fthkt uilar, 'Captain, are tyoa going to
haul nifiiiure to-day 1'
•No you rap| «.u rascal, what 'tnake i
you nsk that qucsuen
VViiy, kase you've got skh a thunder
ing bi'j pair of side-b-otxrds op.*
Jt* J" "I, say, hoy, stop that ox."
"I nanA gi*t no stopper, mr."
"\Ncil head him then."
•"Tle'x already beaded, sir."
,Co]ifoaad
your
irnpeitiaencc—turn
l.:ni."
"He is right side out already, sir.**
"Speak to him, you rascal, you."
"Go layriJiig, Mr. Ox.**
K31*A \Y cstern editor asks the fol
Icw. ,:*'
'If a t'.'ilow hat nothing when he getjt
n^rritsd, ai the eirl has not lung, is'her
luazeu, or ids things hern?*
V» we think ao.—AUch. Susie Jour
nal.
Our opinion Is that, that would he jut
'aey would a•:{!«•? about it! Bu* ii
su'.'h a case woo id ti.erv he any danger
of getting tilings mixed up much
ES^'Onc of the boys,* about to jump
iuto the Kor.ey-fiowmg nverof matriino
ty, Uidites die folfowm^' to his ladylove:
A*it when tho f»»wren.? sav
u
^ly itf«i take tViu thix Uu^hUir &
W ai ,-wer him fear!»*Hg t'lt,^,
fc
1 shan't do nothing siinrier
^yo i.iiiv stm, f'ii|,'p( rt
1'hii llwcr 1 s:iv 1 thV?"
ST9JR V ••'pa
11
wuiti kid1- a tloari^
From iy Flat "t our Un»
tllG BOY HCROE9.
A •fctTCH or WSSTES.F LIM.
When Kentucky was an infant State, hear their
and before the foot of civilization had i movement
That of its flewin enticed a» to ««tay. I trodden lift piant iorests, there ltved up-, crawled silently to whore he could peep
Kr, \ui- k-^ssed till Uia juoraiM r*iii« in with its a brftmn of (ircen River, in the westtTii ,down llifou^h a truck, and saw ont
iQ
b'
deWMi
c^JreQ
at il0mc w,tb
sear of a settlement.
Jpnrt of that State and old hunter by the the men opening his pack, from which be
Vet she aid every moment, Oh kias B»and go.' name of John Slater. His hut was up- jtaok several large pieces of raw meat.—
Ion the south hank of the stream, and jTiiey examined the meat by the rays of
,^
r.Tf
(save a small pat uf aotnc doze»i acres the moon. and moving toward the end
that had ken ck-ared by his axe, he was window, he shoved the sash back and
lores:s *iater
ha 1 bm
I Philip and Daniel, the former fourteen! down.
an(i tsK,
s
So do I. I U'lieve they mean to
steal fathers money. Didn't you notice
how they looked around
"Yes."
"So did I. |f w» should tell father
what we think, he would ordy laugh at
us, and teil us we were scare.crows.
"!h:t we can watch em."
"Yes," returned the other "and we
will watch 'em but don't let them
know it."
Toe hoys held some further consulta
tion and then going to the dog house,
they ret the small doer back so that the
hounds inisr.ii spring forth if they were
wanted, bwou aiuirwaids they re-enter
the house. If they had desired to
speak with their father about their sus
picions, they had no chance, for the
strange® kept close by him all UMJ even
ing.
At length, lwywever, the old man sig
nified iiis intention of retiring, and he
Dan it 1 sprang to obey, and quickly as
possible the boya slipped two rilles irom
their bockets behind the great stove ehim
ney, and carrii them up to their sleep
ing place, and then hastened hack and
emptied the pi iming from the strangers
rifles, and when their father an Yuv
strangers returned they had resumed their
tfeaks.
The hunter's cabin was divided 4n'o
two apartment on the ground floor, one
of them 111 the end of the btiildmj. boinc
the old mans sh
o»! er tho i-JIHTv
there wus a sort of S 'affolding, reachin
only halfway over fee krg- room belw.v
it, and in tiie opposite lid of the? build
ing Uoui the .Utile sleeping apfirtmi-niofiroom
th»- huittor. A rough Sadder led up to I
the scafi old, and
(Jn
u« e„a,«, w
•thrcwlht' Piece8 *]eah ,t0 J1"*
him—two sons, Then he went back to las bed and laid
]aUlr twelve yeara of age.— I At first the boy tho't this might be thrown
other cliildren had gone south. His to the dogs to attract their attention, but
wife was with him, hut she had been for when the man laid down, the idea of pois
several years an almost helpless cri p-,0.n (lashed through Phillip's mind. He
ticn wofms, fffltfti Wo©d*pwlMB aM4 p'*-' from the effect of severe rheuma-, whispered hii tho'ts to his brother. Tiie
tism. I first impulse of little Daniel as he heard
He quickly quieted the dogs, and the its leathern hinges without noise. Then
Strangrs approached the door. They he drew off the sheet and lied one corner
of it to the stable by which the window
was hooked. The sheet was then low
ered on the outside, and carefully the
brave boy let himself out ujon it.—
asked for S'-m'thing to eat, and ulso
lodgings for the night. John Slater was
not the man to refuse a request of that
kind, and kindly asked the strnturers in.
The y sit their rifles behind the dor, and
unslung their packs, and room was made
table. Th
Slater entered into conversation with
the guests, but they were not very free,
and alter a uhile. the UI!k dwindled ruvay
ts mere occasional questions. Philip,
the elder of tiie two boys, noticed that
that the men cast uneasy glances about
the room, and he watched them narrow
ly. His fears had become excited, and
he could not rest. He knew that his
father had a large sutn of money in the
.house, and his first thought was thatthe»e
men were there fot the purpose of rob
bery.
After the supper was finished, the two
boys quickly cleared off the table, and
then they went out of doors. It had be
come dark, or rather night had fairly Bet,
in, for the moon was nearly "two-tiurus
full,** ahiiuu*, dc~r. upon the forest.
"Daniel," said Philip, in a low whis
per, at the same time casting a look over
us si.ouider, what do you think of those
three men ?n
"I'm afraid they're
bad ones," returned
ike younger boy."
n close up to the ga- i »s h" ifm 1
Then
Spare beddij was spread "upon the|' V
f1o«jr '.rr-jt .e kitchen forti.e ticree travelers, V
aiJ atier everything laid been arran-ed
tux Uieix co:tuort, "tiie v.-c-& w
v.cMc U, .!uȣ two men upot. t..
thor bed, and the old man retired to hi.|
i it tie room.
The two boy* thought not of sleep, or
if they did, it was only to avoid it. Half
an hour passed away, and they could off, and the two men were lifted to a
It was early ift the spring, and the that his poor dogs were to be poisoned,] that you had such hearts. Bless thee,
old hunter had just returned from Co-, was to cry out, but a sudden pressure
iutnbia, where he had been to carry the from the hand of his brother kept him
product of his winter's labor, which (b»n- silent.
sistml mostly of lurs. He had received At the head of the boys* bed there was
quite a sum of money, and had brought a dark window—a small square door
it home with him. The old man for and it was directly over the doghouse.—
several years had been accumulating, Philip resolved to go down and save the
money, for civilization was gradually aj jdogs. The undertaking was a danger
proaciiing him,. and he ment that his jous one, for the least noise would arouse
children should start witlt fair means in the villians—and then the consequences
the world. might b'e fatal. But Phillip S'ater found
One evening just as the family were [himself strong in heart, and he dutortniii-1 third was removed, They were ret
sitting down to their frugal supper, they j0d upon the trial. His father's life might]aiSt,j by the officers as crimnals of
were attracted by a sudden howling ot be in his hands This tho't waa a power
the dogs, and as Slater went to the door of strength in itself.
to see what was the matter, he saw three Phillip opened the window withQut
men approaching his hut. moving from is bed, and it swung upon
He enjoined his brother not to move and
then siid noiselessly down. The hounds
at tiie table* lhey represented tii m- had just lound the meat, but they drew Thev are the Bov HcriMA di whom I
*.» nmlm bourn! fimhrr w«t Uok.. their young master's Wck, and!
intending to cross the Mi.-••iissippi
1
Tne new comers were far from being then he quickly tied the meat up in the
agreeable or prepossessing in their looks,. sheet. There was a light ladder stand
but Slater took 00 notice ol the circum- ing near the dog house, and setting this
stances for it was not Ids nature to doubt Up against the buiding Philip made his
any nan. The hoys, how» v« r, did not way l,a- k to the little loft, and when
like their appearance at all, and tiie quick
-1 -1
Philip
eaaiiy
t.nce
glances which they gave each other told i after him.
their leelings. The hunters wife was I The strangers were not aroused
.and with
not at the table, but she sat in a great fa '.eating heart the boy thanked God.
e a s y a n y e i e
father snore. They heard a'seat. There was no need of binding
from those below. Philip them, for they needed some more restor
ative
wor
nl
11
'athered the flesh all up. He
quieted the faithful brutes, andj
safely there he pulled the sheet in
they thought the poor animals were
growling over the repast they had found.
At length the hounds ceased their noise
and all was quiet. An hour passed away
and so did another. It must have been
nearly midnight when the men moved a
gr.in and thtn Philip saw the ray3 of a
candle flash up through the cracks of
the floor
011
which stood his bed, he would
have moved to the crack where he could!
peep down but at that moment he heard
a man upon the ladder. He uttered a
quick whisper to his brother, and then
lay perfectly stilL The man came to the
top of the ladder and held his light up so
he could look upon both the boys. The
fellow seemed to be satisfied that they
were a deep for he soon returned to the i
ground floor, and then Phillip crept to
the crack. He saw the men taking
knives from their packs, and ho heard
them whispering.
"We'll kiii tiie old man and woman
first, paid one of them, and then we'll
hunt up the money. If those brats up
there (he pointing to the scaffolding)
wake up we can easily take aire of
them."
"But we must kill them ail,"
said
an*
other 0] the villn its.
"Yes," returned the first speaker, "but
the old ones first. If we touch the young
or.es first they will make a noise ana
start the old man up."
Philip's heart beats with horror.
"Down the ladder—outside! quick
he whispered, to his brother. "Down,
aud start ap the dogs! run for the front
door and tnrow it open—it isn't fa^teu
ed O, do let the dogs into the house
as quick as you can. Til look out fat
father while you go."
Daniel quickly crawled out thrcragh
the little window, and Philip Seized a
rule and crept to the edge of the scaffold.
aroae to g« oat of uoors to ascertain the Two of the villians were lust approach*
stateol all airs without. The three uiet ing- the dnjr of the fathers' room. They
iowec^jM!!, l»nt ui»-y not take their had sot the candle down on the floor so
guns. The old lady waa asleep in Her
chair.
"Now,** mid Philip, !ef its take two of
father's rifles up to our bed. We may
wnmtneni. W ware as good as nt. u with
the rifie."
that its light would fell into the room as
soon asr the door was opened. Philip
drew0the hammer of his ritle back and
rested the muzzle upon the edge of the
boards.
One of the men had laid his hands up
181 the woodea latch. Tl:* boy uttered
a single word of heart-sent prayer, and
then he pulled the trigg r. The villain
•loor. Tne bullet had passed thro* his
brain.
For an instant the two remaint* villains
were confounded, but they quickly com
prehending the n.-.rsre and position of! l»»t
ur ent iey, and they sprang for the!
uder. Tiiey did not howevcrjnr at that
r00m' Wlule.^r:'nio,m!nt outc'r
the company at iires^t^a^O^.The'.id '"™l.
OT
d«or was flung open
of
b*in r-.t, ,« ti-
P'
1 T!
ii i
u
v,,T
8
h^sl°
wins had lost their knives, and the do!??|
had so manned them that they were in- Alpine file# Rooks, Mctrop
capable of further resistance. With jtre-l Molulian Christian rsalmun
u aut.~. 1. .M»!U1 tra Mendo!.*oh! Collection
ing Bud Social Hinging Books.
man cast his eyes about the room. They
rested a moment upon the body of him
who had been shot, and they turned upon
1 V 11 ti .1 1
4
the old hunter could crowd die whole
teeming truth thro' his mind but as i.e
gradually comprehended all, Ji solt, grate
ful, proud lurht broke over his features,
and he held his arms out to his sons.
•'Noble, noble boys!" he uttered, as
he clas|)ed them both to his bosom.—
God jk-ss thee for tliis. 0, I dreamed not
bless thee!"
For a long time that old man gazed on
his boys in silence. Tears of love and
gratitude rolled down his cheeks, and,
his whole lace was lighted up with most
joyous, bo'y pride.
L-.ng before daylight Philip mounted
a horse and started off for the nearest
settlement, and early in the forenoon the
officers of justice liad the two wounded
villains in charge while the body of the
recog
by the officers as crimnals of old
notoriety, but this was 'heir last adventure,
for the justice they had so long outraged
fell upon them, and stopped their career.
Should any of my readers chance t.»
pa:is duwn the Ohio river, I beg tiny w n
take notice of a large white mansion that
stands upon the southern bank, with a
wide forest park in front of it, and situa
ted some eight miles west of Owensboro.
Ask your steamboat captain who
R. M. B. has a large stock of the different
lands erf school books used in Iowa. Among
which are:
RF.AM.RS.—McGuffey'S, Sander's, Parker's,
Sudent's Elementary Sjiellinj: Book.
ARITHMETICS.— Dayie*'. Kay's,Thompson's,
Kiatth'tf, Adaot's, (Adburn's, Emerson's, btod
uri".-. Dod's and Parker's.
—Wei!-', Bullions',.Kirkhaai'a.
Clark's, Smith's and Brown's.
ULOOXACHIES.—Mitchel'% Sbitift, Ofocy's
primary and large.
HISTORY.— Wilson's and Willard'S.
PHYMOLOGV.—CutUr's and Mrs. Taylor's.
I'IIII-OSOPHV.—C'oi.ist.x-.k's and Parker's.
CHKMISTHY.—C'"in«tufK'S anlGray'i.
Davies5, Parker's and Kay'a Holier Mithe
tn«ti' Bullion'* Cajn.hdl W. Wood
Hurv's German Meth.xi K#s.[u«li:s French
iVfefhixl Lid ieli &. iKotl's (jreeg Ijexicon
J*vereU'» hvin Lexicou W« S't-.-'g Quarto.
Kevai Octavo. University and CuKunon SelMol
Dirtwinary Four or five kuub of .Siieakew
Ufid hooks.
Particular attention paid to filling
orders from
couutry merchants.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Among his stock may be found the Works
of Irv.*-'z. t..ij)t*r, Bryant, HalU'ck, Ismgfel
low,^ Bancroft, IK Marvel, iLiwily, N. P. Wil
lis, Fanny turn, CUecvei, Mr*, lyslgwick, CiJ
t«n. K'-nr tdy. Mr- Stowe, P^uee. Ha a l'Tay
lor, Wi'-iroon, Frorf, Hawthurn, A. J. lavf«
and other Aiaerkan authors, and also the sUc
(5 irit Brittsn Poets, rtisto'icg and liiographieg
ail the uu*t popular novels aitd cheap Lubiica
tions,
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
WittaAit nuinW such as the Silver Lak
ari W illc w Line
t-jigvv tck's and Charlotte Lli/ab^th's juvmUe|
t»oois ]Primer.i and Toy b«H»ks,
&.c.f ite
LAW BouKS.
1 E n a n A e i a n a a n
Wlope t.and was upon the door utteredjcery practi.-c Ciuomal o-.i common cases•
one sharp quick cry and then -ll up.n the cc
1 an order arid sell My Law Books at cata
logue prices.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
R. M. B. has in »iore, and for j*le, Bltn
I Chard's, I^«'s, Lindiay'n «tr! lihiki toii'- il
valuable Me«iical Book*. All mcdica!
w,'rk»
Bn(i
"Giaw A5D A MAKE.*'—Two vounc j''stores
ladies of lndianopolis, who by-the-by
long to the bon ton
through the various fashionable avenues,
they eoncluded to try the plank road.—
Well, to the plank road they went, and
while tivtintr briskly along they were sud
denly arrested by a toll-grate keeper,
who demanded his toll. "How mucli is
it asked the girls. "For a n^n and a
He had performed an act which many
stout hearts would have quailed. The
dogs irrowled as they went back to their replied, "it is fifty cents.
ktam i, and if the stramrers heard them ell, then, rot out of the way, \a we
are girls and a mare! Get up Jenny,"
and away they went, leaving tiie man
mute astonishment.
111
MUSCATINE WliOLESALK AM) RETAIL
o
R. N. HI Si^F.TT,
WOUI.D
inform hi« fn nds CHftomers,
and all others who want bvoks and sta
tionery, that he has just added ferlv feet to his
ft "re, and that he has now aitorc-room b6 feet
detp, filled toth brim with
SCHOOL, MIRFELT, AND
RJ8,STANDARD,
LAW AMJ MKDICAL BOOKS,
Blank \%ork, Stationery, P.ipor-iianijinjj,
Fancy Articles, and ail kints of Goods usually
t'jr sale in a first class book store. Ail of
which he will sell at wholesale and retail, at
the lowest rates.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
aratiou
m.store will b^dercd 'aVid'EoU at
£aU^°Sue
pia'.-s,
THEOLOGICAL.
.lhem»' „$**£ Ien..miriation«
ol.'c an Kfiiscopa Family ar.d pocket B.bles,
xonuaents,
HYDROPATHY.
A
A foil atBortaicnt of Cold Wats- Books, and P.lace' an^
Uie Pfireuo'ogxal w.rlcs, andotber wwkewib- °.ns
.IwMd by fowlers k. Wells.
^ed'^'
OkfSlater ix)n?pr»*hended the
the s«ea?in a ^»om«uil, and
toward the sjot where the houm
nature
spran/r'
Is had
BLANK WORK.
.r"s*''.% i
MiuKHLimmm fiimm
SINKING BOOKS.
do the
(itai
do. 5a
rsairms-
Shawn
W ALL AND WINDOW PAPER.
STATU NEItY.
F*lio post, llat cap, letter, plain and fancy
Inote, print. wrapphiiT, wall, curtain.'tissue, wr-
the boys. Philip told him all Unit tuui I jorblottiitfi, drawiii", po«t-'(ficc, mimic
appened. It seemed some time before
maiblu r. i, l)! rk, hluc, an uu i
ihlc ink pyin£: prfs-waii'l hooks iiik"tn'n!.:
steol ^na ?nti j»ens pencils, hill heads Bristol
boards, cravens, waters, envelops, fcc,
FANCY ARTICLES.
Papifr
1
lacV.c folic., portfolios, ivory and "h"ll
card .'a«s, ladie*-' port inonik'S. pocket boylt?,
line pockt cutlery, bill 1 oo*t, /ine y illustra
ted i^if* I n ks, animals for alimms, &,c.
K. M. il., frrm Ins l(na "cxpcrietice in the
bock trade,and Uk personal ac.plaint.mce with
the eastern publish.huu. ts, has been able to
purchase hi"? cmvis np»n th» mo-t favorable
C3F* Cub paid for rags.
B. M. BUKNETT.
IHcAMITKR'S
-HEALING OINTMENT.
ALL
w
S1ifat
thi? (MNTMfc
?elcMuute
«Trary.ons!monthly'
4
without one diasentinj:
ASK your sieamuoai rapiain wnu lives j^videnct of its power, and new proofs of iti L' 1£,4»ot and other inu*ica! ui it.n
fhprn «t.d ho will toll vm tbit Phi'inle
art'-•'•linua'.lycavi!
there, and he will tell yw that 1 tin.p| bva,,( i the wcr o( or contrndictioa 'li'lhutmg nn«l gives among other
Slater & Brother, retired tlour merchants, (thai it ii infajiiat.te jirthe cure of all Tumi-.™! tiiincrs. over S'ia worth of music md
atthcM With disjiepsia, Iher complain', head I* P',Per
ltS
•harrha», tlax,chu!ic, and all pain.,
of great
rep
be i" red.
stories Arthur's, AhfK.tt's.
Agent::—A. GilfarL ami
Tipton N. Baker, Hociie
Mo*
co Acuoj .Mci riih'. 1
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ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
piIlS ESSENCE is a prepaiatr n of useful
it is of liicsti
tion »t the digestive functigi
mabUi va'ue. Duri
!u,r° r" Pr*v«i«Bct of
dren, it is oeco'iatlv eiiicacious
b,„,nes.
What Can be hot Cot 6 Dollar*!
Tit? undersigned have entered Into irk
Sir.p-!arrangement by which they ayree lo
jfuriiisii the Kivn'kerhocker Maeu/iue,
[(monthly,) the Home Journal, (weekly,\
Jand Musical World and Times, (weekly)
model u to
e thveifc
tlihf a
prouipl*
y attended to.
SAMUEL HUESTON.
Publisher of the Kntckcrbocku.
MORRIS \M1LS,
Publishers of the Hmc Jour not.
DYER & WILLS,
Publishers oj the Muticil World mid
Times, JVo. 257 Jiroudwiy A". Y.
GRAND LITERARY AND POETIO
COMBINATION.
Arrangements have been made to furn
ish the Knickerbocker Mag'tziiit, the /feme
J'iwmal and the Musical H'orU and 7 »mp
t.'riiH, and datura him»il that he has the best jto new Sulwci ibei's, for §5 a year TSia
stocked and
NICEST BOOK STOKE IN IOWA!
and that he zan pve entire satisfaction to sit
who will favo- hiia with their calls or orders.
is cheap literature, with a vngecce,—
The Knickerbocker is §3 per unnutn th«
Jlome Journ tl, $2: and li»e .Mimical
Woriiand Tints, §3,making dtdSurs a
year at the usual rates'. That three such
works can be obtained for five dollars xi
jyeur, is a fact truly worthy the CALOAIO
jaye, which is just row being ushered in.
ruven a vc .w-!Of Uie Knickerlnx ker Magazine, edited
IH»biClAMj the',
most ski lful and eel-
hy
Lewis Gayiord LlarAr, it is unncCessn-
ebratc'l, COL NFKI.ORS ry to speaAr. For 'JO years it hus Lcen
lcanici! in law,Judges |the most genial, humorous, aud spicy
inc
n'*"
tb«
bugtry by themselves, and after driving purui-d, and the health ie?!ored. has pow-
w o y U y U Z Z i
were out riding a ibody—thus is the «ystem cUansad, tl e blood i,
er to i-aaic all external Sores, Scrrfuh ui Hu- i Fancy, Sentiment the Nc\\ ast Fmhieil*
SXI
danger and .• expansibility, and !»ot in one ne
has 1' fiiiied to
within the reac
£i-For sal
for t'tdar couo
in the whole world aud thu
the bei.cb, ,,
.f the (icijvl, M«r- 'present volume will be better than any
I?'chants and those of which preceded it. Tiie Home Journal
Fi every nation, namt, odeted by (ieo. P. Morris, and N. 1*.
and degree among man \yrjl|js is well fcnown as the best hunilv
kind,—a.I 01 wliem, 1
4
wsParrr
developed, it u a fact
JI'a|'Wwhich
".t
«11,1
a
sweeny, g.^ds s !infs? f^tula. big head, bigfestin- reading inatu-r and uuim-rovs larifc
bilfuiua Pill*. parts Oi the GloW, Portrait s of Pobhc
GRAY HAIRS
»nd premature baldness prevented Iw tiweeeef'
n'
beautiful combination prevents the hair froni' hitcrest to the community, will Iiuciii
SfS gio^vrii'JlC4
growtJl'
"nd
ren !crs
in Uk
BCSi"Ji:sr Tr- viwnuMishera
itc failed.
FEVER AND AGUE
in a!! P« variovs typ^, ^rm.r.ently cur,-d
!the
excellence. In ordinary diari liaa, incip- 1
lent cholera, in short, h, ai! ca«^« of prostra-in
u,UiOnil
er,-1wimt
ufiriai* c.ioieian id ^irum^r imnUmts tf chtl*!
nl
.. peco'iatlj sijicacious no family or
ir.oivid'j„l should he without it.
L\i 1 i»s. Pe sure to get the ceninne
essence, winch it prepared on'y by K. ji 1. .vw
at ins lii ug and Chemicai rt.ore, N. E. C^r-j
ner of Fifth an i Chestnut Sirects, Phib.Tui
phia. and forsnle by at! the respec.utde Ap th-
,':iFevpr and Ajruc ran he fared LOTS, i„ the P.wnOF TIPTON,
*3• Ahlin«all's Tonic Mixture will iT rerjr lcili^,.v. arc oflwrad for
up at
oSre
«ult. Price 1
Inl
hundred a»«d f,f:y bottles ti»j been sold in *liisf
wh«re*er
used accorumg toil
mr,t
•.
AliHTiea and the Musical
objection, pronout.ee World and Times, edited by Richard
I* good. Day by day new Stotrrs Willis, with Lowell Mason, Ceo.
l"U'll!li
in the cure of all Tumi M, tilings, over $*25 worth of music Ulld
b.»enii!,ie KRM.iration, A».d by 1 |ost a family up 111 regard to ncarlv eveiy
4
full course of im irnctien in harmony annu
ally. is the very best mush ul journal e\er
published. These three publications will
1
:L^'entions,
amting. SenlptiiK,
Discoveries Wit, Humor,
i""' rf»« ?"T
them. 'newmusi.^^ for tiie Sabbath, the chureli,
It ia rishtly termed ai:-he»liiiK, for there i»:a,!(^ Fireside. Kt views tuid Pel*
PREMATURE GRAVE. Address, DYRE & WILLS, 2G7 Broad
TT is a remarkable tact that thousands have way.
time to arrest t',» course of disease, it »nK's. ana sending the papers eontuinitig
also a startling truth that thousands have ho- n Ilt to Dyre Willis, will recicve the thrctt
heralded to an untnnely grave by the use of jwoifcs named, for one year.
poi*onou» Boitrnms. Tii.- author tfierefore net
ing the nece.Niity of some good aud effioient
iciiw, whidi could be rcl.ed upon wh.r.. the ser
vices of competent physician* could not be ob
tained, has Kn induced
10
oli'er his VM V
LUKE I.IMMENT. and ANTI-BILLlOt S
PILLS Uj Le public. I hise .'ficdiciric^ iirt
pound-il ftiic'iy honejt at,.' turn medic in»« of
viis'i" p'Ji ity, being warranted as purely yeget-
4o 000 canes o rheumatism, burns, nicer!!,
sprains,fevei-.,ores, sore fhroat, neuralgia, Ui 'h
iding whatever given u'I pe*
BARN I'M & BEACHES1 PAPER^
IHt ILLUSTRATED HfiWl
si* CEKTS FIB torv.
P. T. BARNl'M, Special Partner, H.
D. Sc A. E. BF.ACH (ienenil
Partiior*.
boils. ring bor.-s/pimples, diarrhea,3'^uv'^been i^,S^ contain^ .sixteen iargif
eared ia the last year. Also uamerous cas.j« of! Pa^'3
The ILLUSTRATED NEWS isjub-
(l
feat vai it-tv ol inter-
!"'lou,d l*
ache, diseases of the skin, jaui.dice, nervo.a Beautiful Pictorial History of the IVyrlJ,
pain» of all kmdj. billious atfec-tions, cost.ve- 'in wh.ch scenes and v^nti in this umi
a faii/tful at*!
Scenes in our National Capitol,
an^
T. f. McKinn *»s Circassian Hair lUic. f-haracters. and all matter* of general
biographies ol Eminent
i' promptly Illustrated. Due attention will
At NTS WNKTPn ibSP?"1Il( 'he Kthitiois, Scientijic and
u "ANTED l^gncii//«ra/mtensts of the Cutimryi
r,w rT.#r4?£^cSsa sr U,RR^
an uvsjualtd reae-dy for ch' let a. dysent-rv'. °:ia
rtSt 13 ,iHV ou,tl
bow- 'aration by the eminent
POISON, At the conclusion ol tacli volume a
T.J. McKinny's Worm M^iciw contain* katwL'ome title page and inde* will be
w poison and is warrant! purely v.vcUl le.— gratuitously furnished by the
r'^
P"'P*
artist F. O. I)ar-
i'?y and ^ill l»e presented to sut*i fiber*.
binding of the Volumes, wi*3l
\r ,'I1!^rar^ News' am? 'Home
witho it o, ury in the systt tn. by the use of i»'.»0u0aL Will be supplied to muil eubacri*
J. icKin iy's Fev. and Ak' ic pills. Tt.ir, tor,-1 ^rie year for lour dollars.
MAU'
STBSCRIPTIOK I'RLCEI,
TWO voi.iMts ix osi \K.\N.
50
U'i
Payable, in all cases in |nKan*:e.
la consequence of the very low priea
at which this paper is placed no gratuii
afforded, l^ vond thts
rs
S1H
above.
On receipt of orders for luck number*
which are on hind will be immediately
n.
.i
11 8nd
ni,8s?,,l«'
numbers .-"ipplud us
ipph
soon theri-ain as possible. Tiu» Lark
number's ol the lir.-.t volume .vili be unim
plied.
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Illustrn'.'d News,' New Yoiit.
P. T. HA KM I M, Sj« eial PartnHk
1'KACIl, u*. &
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•caries in th.. Cnited 8ta*.e. aud in Tipton br i
A. (.ILBF'K'I, X'-fht for Teuar county, Iowa, i
wherncao be had dr ijs, medicine, fancy artwj
c!w,4fcc., a larg« assortment, and at lowest)
prices. nl Upton. Nov. 12, 1853.
TO II w JLOTSF
WM. H. TUT HI IX
MOKE V MOmc Y
per bottle. 'CJIGHT DRAFTS on New Vork ran be had
A full supply k» pt Constantly oti hand
l!,e
rllM*r
uett from the Maiiufactui'trt. Alte, larre trtifteates or Deposit, an 1 Drafts on
Ledgers, io'uria.s, records, hotot r«ei«ter*,' *»«ortinen» r»'ug», Me.tteiiw, p»l|i Cuueh i C.ties cashed- -American Uold fiir
ca'n bopvx, half bound accent books, blank "ledl"n9»'syr"r- (~c.,! ., by nistntl at a stnull piciuhin., by
1
Slims to Puit
parrluwers.
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Tipton, ffovettfeer 12, IHftS,