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RELraIous.-Rev. VIM. Taylor, Of California,
Is preaching every evening at Wesley Chapel
to crowds Of interested hearers. We learn
that about seventy persons hare professed faith
10 Christ, and the same number united with
that church in the last three weeks.
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CoSosRr AT PLEASANT RrDas.-The music
class, at Pleasant Ridge, under tho direction
Of Mr.. e. Norwood, have determined to give
their teacher . complimentary concert, at the
Presbyterian Church, in that village, this
evening.
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wANrsi wANrsii
CITY EW g..

D&Penny Press to be had every
morning at the Counting-room door.
Only one cent. yt-v N
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MEErIxa At TBE MECHANICS InsrrrUrE.--
The members Of the Mechsnics' Institute of
this city will hold meeting this evening for
the purpose Of nominating officers TO serve
during the ensuing year.
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ADAMs's ExrREss COMPANY To Adams's
Express Company we continue to be indebted
for Eastern and other papers, always in
advance Of tho mail.
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CHARrrABLE BALL.--The second annual ball
of Metamora Tribe No. 6, I. o. R. M. will
30 given this evening at National Hall,
for the benefit of the widows and orphans of
the Order. This is most worthy object, and
should be literally patronized.
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NrJ. A. Patterson will open this evening
his new cigar store, 102 Fourth street, oppo-
site the postoffice, and all lovers of the weed
for nothing" ~ - Fst' : fFl 2 n
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RIVER NEWS.

The river was very slowly rsceeding oppo-
ste this point yesterday and last evening was still
declining very gradually. with less than ten feet Of
a: water aeSordns to the latest reports. d slowly
ispg from Pittsburg TO this port and In the Lower
Wss Sa1% with
evening, and prospect Of rather wet spell at mid-
Business at the Landing was rather dull yesterday,
and fretahts not at ell plenty Rates follows
M oa ST. fo1 snS Isra sS wRRtsn Pound
Frelghts, l2k@ltc. per IOOlbs. - :"
s ger bril- soc; Ale oo Pound
whisky and OIL, SSc. per br; Stoves, sso; Ais co.
Evansville- Whisky and Oil, coo. per bril-
Uairo- whisky 1 snd oii, 500. per bril-; Pound
New Orlesns-W Whisky and OH Soc Flour Potatoes,
ether Pound srsishts sosso per 100 lbs; Kes Lard
The Wabash and Green Rivers were slightly swell.
along their banks for the SOUTH ali which s gen.
town and other landings. 70 await reshi pinent q
ha ts 6fs ~ y n
condition Of the Republic ~ 80 =
The officers q the steamer Republic arrived ia this
9iiy on 4 the ~ n Gsg isst evening: When they left
She ere tHs broke IL We o0HHo
bow and stern entirely out Of watsr while there
" ~
mldships. Before the Gay could get ont all THE Re-
publics freight considerable OF had been damaged.
Uaptsin Montgomery entered protest yesterday be-.
| fore Esquiie Hill. Tho Republic waS between I've
and six years old, and was valued ct about $4,000,
| and was owned by Captain Sam. Montgomery, her
commander. She was insured for $4,000 10 the New
Albany offices There was report OF rise ofthree
inches at No l6 yesterday, but think 1t doubtful
There is rise coming down, but will not reach the
Republic in time TO do her any good ,,IF
| sTRAMB0AT REGISTER.
ARRIVALS. Sunday Telegraph, Louisville; Mon.
arch, New 0rleansi Magnolia, Maysvillc; Ohio No.
burg, Monday Glendale, Memphis; stephen Deca.
tur, New Orleans; Jacob Poe. Pittsburg;. Jacob
Wheeling; Forest Queen, Madison; A. W. Quarter,
Kanawhe; Liberty Wheeling; Judge Torsncs, New
| DEpARryREs.-sundsy Telegraph, Louis vile; To.
| cumseh, New 0rleans. Monday Magnolia, Mays.
Jacob Strader, Jacob Poe and Eunice, Lousyiile;
Messenger, .Memphis; J. w. Hailman, st. Luis;
punieith, Neville; Poland, Nashville; Orb, Pitts
| burg.
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sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUEi
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDING's PREPARHD GLUE,
SOLD BY BrATI0NERG.
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
B0LD By DRUGGISTS. a
spALDINd's PREPARED GLUE.
BOLD By HARDWARE DHALERs.
epALDINa's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY H0UsE-EURNIsHIN0 STORES.
sPALDINGS PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
sPALDrNGs PREPARED GLUE, 't.
SOLD BY TANOY-00ODS DEALERB. ~
spALDINa's PREPARED GLUE,
ik SOLD By GR0CERs.
y sPALDrNGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Manufactured by h-E ef ef
HENRY @. sPALDING & Co.,
- As Cedar-st., Now York.
Address Postofncs, Boz No. 1900. c ipes !
Annexedi is an Alphabetical List Of Articles which
IT damaged, may bs restored to their original
strength and usefulness By
sPALDING,S PREPARED GLUE. -
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srRANBoAT REorsrER

EOC0A SHELLS, CRACKED COCOA,
~, &c.-Just received 2S boxes fresh Cocoa Shells,
Cracked Cocoa, prepared Cocoa, Brema aud Uhoco.
late. For sale. Wholesale aud retaii, by
A. MCDONALD q CO.,
fel3 IS and Branch Store, 2i9 v est Fourth st.
VNM. II. BALDWIN, ATTORNEY
w AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW and Master
Commissioner Of the Superior and Common Pleas
Courts: Bank Buildings NORTH Aweet corner o. 1nn
I'd. 1hisd-styest1. .ilo1Q "a IA n 0eS
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THANKs.-S. O. Meredith has our thanks fol
the daily delivery Of Indianapolis papsrs.
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LxrrEss DETAINED FOE WANT OF PosrAar-

Miss Margaret Wilson, Brownsville, Penn.
VIM. Shannon, St. John. Ill.
Chas. Mccormick, Dayton, Ohio,
VIM. Hemmingford, Commerce, Mo.
Messrs; Guthrie White, Louisville, Ky.
John H. Deistell, Yincennee, Ind.
Mrs. Gipsey A. O. Elliott, indianapolis.
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BOARDING.

R0ARDING--Pleasant Rooms, newly fur
- nished, to let to gentlemen, with board, in o
private family. Inquire at 288 West sixth street.
R0ARDING.-A pleasant room, on second
NJ floor, suitable for two or three gentlemen can
be obtained, with board, 70 private family, Of l63
Plum-street, rear Fourth. fei3 b. :
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
SPALDINa'B PREPARED QLUHi
: sPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE,
: sPALDINGs PRRPARRD 0LURi
ef SAVE THE PIRORsi


ECONOMYl nIsPATCHi
Er"A stitch In Time Saves Ninsp-vN.
Az accidents will happen. sven In vsll1soslassd
families It Is very desirable to have some cheap and
conveuientway for repairing Furniture. Toys. CROCK
cry. 90. -
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
Meets all such emergencies. and no housshald osa
Afford to b without IT, It % always ready and ap to
the sticking point. There Ia no longer neoessftyfsr
limpna chairs splintsrsd vsnss hsadisss dolls and
broken cradles II 10 Just the article for cone she
and other ornamental work, % poDulAr with ladies'
Of refinement and tasts.
This admirable preparation is uscr old, being
chemically held In solution, and pos. ng Ill the
valuable qualities OF the bsst cabinet RI slpe.
Tt may be used In tho place OF ordins cilags.
being vastly more adjective.
es "UsEgUL IN HvERY HOUSE.
N. B.-A Brush accompanies ssch bost. loo
a5 cents. 0x-
Wholesale Depot, Nc. As Cedsr-etrsst ~.
Address HENRY O: sPALDING d 4,
Box Nc. 5000 New srk.
Put up for Dealers in Gases oontainins ssur, eight
and twelve dozen-a beautiful Lithograph Show.card
accompanying each package. lem 'qa
sB single package Of gPALDINVB PRE-
PARED GLUE will save ton times IL c,st annually
10 every household. va
Sold by al prominent stssionsrs, Druggists, Hard.
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers and Fancy
Stores, ftl.i..
Country Merchants should make = note Of sPALD-
lNGs PKHPARED GLUE, whom making up their
list. II viii stand any climate.
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MHrEoRoLoaIoAL OBSERVATIONS Henry
Ware, Optician, No. West Fourth street,
Eahvuorw ~. 80 .
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE--A desirable Lot, 3ox84 feet,
E to q l2.foot alley, south side Of Longworth.
kes and In the most quiet and pleasant part of the
city. Apply to J. b. GETZENDANNER, East
Thirdstreet, or on the premises. fe8aws
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COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Monetary ana CommereIaI.


The condition Of financial Affairs yssterday
was without change from last Saturday, and business
quiet In Thirdstreet. Money continued In fair do.
mand with an easy market; all good borrowers OBJ
tanning loans at the regular rates-loal2 per cent
az Gastern Encnangs was itill firm at @4o buying
In Gold and New Orleans Exchange nothing of
ws. Oo yas doing and In Uncrent Money
The Imports and Exports Of various articles for the
forty'eisbt hours ending yesterday noon, were:
2,o27 barrels; Barley, 9ss bushsls
Butter, 6s kegs; Corn, 2,732 bushels; Cheese, 81
Sos Ss' q sG Sssa ssE' ard sdHu sns
bushels; PORK and Bacon, s hhds, tierces, Is bar.
kss. ks sssss1Ss ss Slss sss,s TA: 4:
Ky. l,l07 barrels. i1rl-. = -
ADB Bss. = osss.s ssss ii sSs SSs.:, Ss.. ss
ss5 barrels; Oats q bushels Pork and sacon, ss3
40 bush; Whisky, 5,42g barrels. '' = ~ A''" ,
The following Is comparative statement Of ths
imports Of foreign Dry Goods at New York for tho
past week and sinss JsnuaryI:
Entered ss AZ ,Ss Ssis; lsss . ,.,, sss
Entered :. he ,7oosas sl7s.s og
Va A"oA hoss's ofIopf4V l68l4o1H lS,lJ1,136
Saturday. New York Times, thus refers to Fridays
There Is . fair employment for Money on temuo.
LSsa osn ~ per cent while outsde Of
exchange for Saturdays steamer was OF a moderate
trade nature, on London at l0SI PER cent, and
where large sums could be placed 81 ls that ieure
Was accepted. On Paris, the rates are nnsettisd
ranging AL the way from f52lN to 10 IsX TO fhe
aoiar: Ihe Gold delivered by the Atlantic amounts
70 las against 81 ,924 the Corresponding
steamer last season. and good pars OF The bar Gold
%ss iaEen u by hs Bullion Brokers to await an
formed BY ths fact that sight Exchange on Londan
ny the recent alteration In the Bank Of EnRland in
'erest, Is relatively better than 60 dsy Bills.
CINCINNATI HORSE MARKET. POs
The City Horse market for the week ending yast.r
gay mondayl evening, was active, but less 30 than
during me previous week. The stock sold was ren
orally OF superior quality and brought good prices
The market at present is we'll supplied, and tbo d.
mand hardly eoua to the number Of animals IN ths
stables Ths sales have been, at o. r. l. Riders iao
atD Riley's 2s at B. Jenniier's 81; Al b. oar,
neyHlI2 at Mtllor, Eastwood q Co.'S l16: nj m I
Loveland &Oo.s75. Total 541, for Ss7 ,lol, ''
CINCINNATI CATTLE MARKET.
The city Cattle market was ,aoderat ately animated
during the week ending last (MondayJ evening TSa
receipts o cattle were about 1850 less Of Shsen la9
more, ana Oh Hogs 100 less than the preyious Week
rcgs u oeei Uattie ranged about Nc less than the
previous week, while Sheep were steady at full
pnces, ana Hogs q triae higher. The Quotations
extra, 2 to S3 7 Sheep, from "a 81 10 "A o ns 20,
head' Hogs from IS 70 to IS 2s, gross. W.
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FOR RENT.


EVOR RENT-37 acres of Land, adjoining
II the city Of Coyington, suitable for o vineyard
or small farm. Will be rented. or sold on long
credit Inquire of II. A. THOMPSON,
fel4b' NJ No. 25 West Third street.
NOR RENT-ST TO RE S--Two stores on
IL Walnut-street, between Pearl and Third, Ave
stories and basement. Possession given immedi.
ately. Inquire Of u. A. THOMPSON,
feilbs ~. y. 1, No. % West Tbird.streot.
EN0R RENT-OFFICEs-A large, commo.
~ dioqs ONCE. corner Of Third and Walnut, over
railroad or insurance company; also, Law Offices
and Sleeping Rooms. inquire Of
fel4b' No. IS west Third.stieet.
NOR rem T-Lsrge and well-lighted
a Rooms, with power. Apply to W. W. HAMER
80 Ifel4awl .l--
LN0R NT-C0TTAGE-Of four rooms
j. and attic. small barn, with three or four acres
Of rich land suitable for gardening purposes lying
On good pike and near the city. Possession given
seriber, No. Public Landing, from to 10 A. D. or
2to3P.M M. [fesaw'] T. CRANE.
- - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

LID ra ,sneo. in Ireland will Her Majesty trusts, re-
oors soroe fertile causes Of disagreement.
I" The Act for amending the law which regulates the
Sscirl ne of Her aaiestys navy, has established u-
tarv rnlns FIR The administration Of justice by court
m trial and for man'a ming god order in the naval
service The Act bearing upon endowed charIues
vi give mesns for less expensive ad nnisraton OF
the property of charities, aud for the speedy aud
economical setleme mt of disputes affecting such prop:
erly; Uhie by another Act relief has been afforded
10 Her Majesty Roman Catholic subjects with regard
10 their charitable eDdOwmsuis
Several other Acts have been passed for legal re-
FORM which must lead 10 the more satisfactory admin
istration of justice.
Her Msjs sty has observed with deep satisfaction
the spirit Of loyalty OF order aud of beiience 70 the
law which prevails among her subjects, both IN the
United Kingdom and in her domiDions beyond seai
and her Msiefty has witnessed with heartfelt pleasure
the warm and aeconae reception given TO nis hoyai
Highness the Prince of Wales by her North American
tubj cts. -, oo,,,ies
you will on returning to your seversl coun H..
have duties 10 perform scarcely less important tnan
those which have occupied you during the session VI
Parlau eut and her Majesty ferveny prays tnat vac
bl, ssipg Of Almighty God may attend your en- ON.
md Rom IN The attainment of the objects OF her con
SAINT soicude-the welfare and the happiness Vi N''
people -. Io-I;a,nant was next
The commission for proroguiug farn5neht wa 80
rood az the table and the Lord Chancellor, ny Fnu
Stbe .ommissi m declared the Parliament Prorogu'l
co3ngIy M M Tnesdi ~ the 9th day OF November,
49, ba ,5en here holden" The Speaker and mem
bers ~ The Lower House having withdrawn, the
ceremony of propagation was at an eAd'
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dom had been constituted. France has never concealed
Der Intentions either from Sardinia or from England
She has deceived nobody.
The Emperor has certainly replaced France in her
legitimate position, without shaking the confidence Of
Europe. Taken a whole, bis policy was pure and
honest II he has made war in Italy II was only be-
canse the other powers not wiiDgO engage their
own Tfsponsibiy AS as il was possible 70 arrive
ths world -
Since 1919 France has been forced TO follow the
role imposed upon her by the treaties of Vienna
Another spirit now r,ns and the political system of
lel' has been subverted by Europe bersef This sys
tenn WAS The result Of violent transi,;nn which NV
TWO great conynlsOns entirely ds,u bed the European
once men 1t has ben the great interest
f,ctd between the different Powers, and that France
should, by common consent, reassnne the nosi,ion
which belonged TO her in the council, Of The
She no longer threatens nor is threatened Her work 4,
achieved aud the mission of the empire is accom-
plished
"Tbe military role Of France in Europe Is at an end.
1t affords great happiness 70 be conscientiousy aba
osay that Of peace and prosperity Is now open
ing for Europe"
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LETTER FROM GARIBALDI;;.

ran.;r.J by he Connte,s of Sh4ftesbuy: :,
tSou1HfKS ARMY OF Italy, Aessias lux tSs most
"Dr.R ,sp ExcEILFSr LADY; 4n"gs ~, ,bs ~ Of
fortnaae circumstances OF my n he ympa,hy of the
having acquired for my country 'ne
generous sarI 10 y, asrprst my gratitude to hose mos
I'D dnd most kind friends to Vnom i'aiy owes ~
much. I'D .,osr, ] remain Madam, your
with the most profound es''ou' q. GARIBALDI.
devoted s,rsaut p...isut of the Ladies' Garibaldi
p.,.ynIsut Aseoci.tiOn'
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EUROPE.

TIE steamship City of Washington, from Liverpool
9, the 18th, and O. eepstOwp on the Soh ul arrived
81 this port on T cesday A telegrsphiC summary of
bar news was printed in The TRIBUNE Of Saturday
nsrning.
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rfing 10 be organized az Campo Basso left yeser'y
To-Day others will leave, from whom We 'hai - ~
hear from Avelliuo and Salerio. In less man r;
the power OF the Bourbous viii be conined TO the @P'
tai and few other places.
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The following Is the Official report OF the log ana
formance of the engines:
= To St. AIMS Head.
nnn.uu.-I.Nt pilot ~ Sandy Hnnk AZ s. 40

. To St Ann's Head.
REsARKs-Left Pilot Sandy Hook at $50 p arrived
pilot at Halifax LAS left do at so lett pilot
Eased engines for six hours of the Cape and stop
f Time.
Knots ii NJ.
Distance mn bv ship from Sandy Halifax 623 "A 50
Distlsrce run from Halifax to ST. AIMS Head, - 49,
trance Of Milford Hsyen.., 1881 in l'oOo
1850 in 2l75O
2q8O $50
lbs knots -
2l2.4 2l2:54
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-02

I%5- The celebrated breach Of promise
e"s2 Of Miss Cartzstang vs.. Shaw, at St.
Il,aas,1 WATCH resulted in former trial
IN verdict Of 100000 for the lady,
came up Tor new trial at the present
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas of
st. Louis, but was pos'poudcd until the
March term
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LAND FOR SALE.

HE undersigned has four hundred and Gffy
acres of land for sale, lying in Cover TOWNSHIP;
Cedar county. Iowa, near tue new ferry, in sec
tions number ten, eleven, fourteen an lf,eep.
with i.Ee good dwelling houses well finished with
one hundred and seventy acres under good fence
and one hundred and iyc acres in cultivation.
ana s.feahl q neyer-failng water viii a mill
scat. All OF which she cf,irs for sa,n /, .,,.ii
quantities or the whole together. Seventy .,rs.
OF the above ~ heavy timber laaN
January 9Th iStf
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ES'rRAH OK.

TAKEN II. by jonathan C'ozier, at hls resi-
dcnee in Springdale township. county OF oeaar
and state Of Iowa, on the l2th day OF November
A. D.. 1859, a deep red steer with some white on
the belly, also on the end of the tail; both ho' rs
a little dropped: the under half OF the lett ear
square cropped; the right ear has square crop
and slit Ase. three years last spring and ap-
praised at twenty thee dollars.
ALONIO SHAW, Crk
Cedar county Iowa.
Tipt IN Dec. 10th. 4. y. 1859 H2m3
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Stamped Paper and Envelopes Combined.

This new patent is Low in the hands
OF the Post Otiicc Department, with Il
''eNto examine into its merits and prac-
tlcablIity. 1t consists Of sheet Of pa
per OF "ny size, the outside half sheet
being shaped Ike the flap of an envelope,
aud when folded has the appearance of an
ordinary envelope. The United States
postage stamp is printed on the right
hand corner. 1t frequently happens
that in the hurry Of business the usual
envelope istora off and thrown away,
when, if the correspondent fails to post
mark it on the inside, great inconyen.
ieues it Experienced, This new style
Is especially adapted to the convenience
Of business men generally.
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TWO ESTRAY colts

TAKEN UP BY Merrils Wiley, at his resi-
dencc in Inland Township, Cedar county, iowa
on the I'd day of December. A. D. 1889 TWO
year old light bay horse coit' anu appra'seu a :"
$500 Also. a one year old horse coit' /" very
dark iron grey. with u small white spot on ms
forehead and the left hind io"t is white; ana ap
praised at $50 90. ALoAAo cI SnA'
Tipt.n Dec. 18th, 1859; clerk u u
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THREE ESTHAY COLTS.

Taken up by Ephran Brin.. at his residence
in Masslin Township, Cedar County, lowa.on III,
llth day OF Nov, 4 b 1859, Que OF said Cots to
be an Iron Grey Horse Colt two years old last,
Spring, with right hind foot white. and appraised
at $50. Ono Iron Grey Horse Colt, one year Ole.
and pp,aised at $50. tine Red SOrrel Horse
Colt ono year old, aud appraised at $50.
A!.ONZ SHAW Crk
Cedar County Iowa.
Upton Dec, 10th, 4 d 1859. Sims
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

Benerolcnt Institution. established by special en-
dommeHt for the relief Of the sick and distressed,
afflicted rith ViraieRt and Epidemic diseases.
4 lie HOWARD ASSOC IATION. in view Of the awful
destruction of human life. caused by Sexual diseases
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon
to open Dspens,ry for the treatment of this class OF
diseases, in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with a
description OF their condition. (age, occupations habits
Of life. &c. and in case OF extreme poverty, to I'm
ISL MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. .
The Directors Of ths Association, in their late Annual
Report express the highest satisfaction with the success
which has attended the ibors Of their surgeons III
cure Of SpermatorrhGa, Seminal weakness, uohor
hpa. elect. Syphilis. the vice OF Onanism or sen,
Abuse, Diseases Of the Kidneys ana biadder' ~c.' anu
order finance Of the same plan Tor the ensuing
year. -, c,.,
An admirable report on Srermatorrh9a. or semha ia
Weakness the vice of Onanisn, Mast urbation, or ss
Abuse, and other diseases OF the sexal orSans -.
Consulting Surgeon, will he sent by mail On ss.,en
enyelope,j FREE OF CHARGE. on receipt OF T." U
STAMPS for postage. Address forrepor or treatment
DIR. J. SkIuLlN HOUGITON. Acting surgeon, no"
ard Association No. South Ninth Street. Phiiadei-
phia, Pa. t'''!i
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ES'CRAE COLT.

Taken up, hy Richard b. Smith. at his resi-.
dence. in Spring,lale township Cedar com
ty, Iowa. on the first day Of November, 4. d. 1853
a light hay lilly. Colt, supposed to he three years
old last Spring; fifteen and three-iourths hands
high, with dark legs mtne and tall and apprais-
cd at Seventy dollars. 500
ALDNZO SHAW, Clerk CO. C.
linton Nov. lSth 1888 hn.
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Horace Waters, Ag't,
1873 Broadway, New York.
|)ublisbcr Of tslusie, nlusic Books

and DEALER IN
Planes. .Nc'edFons, 1irraHdrs Organs O-gaR decor
de0ns, .Nartin celebrated and other Guiiars pTo-
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-02-02
ES'rRiY HORSE.

TAKEN UP by Leonard Gipton Of Fremont
l township, on the LIST day Of August, A. j.
1889 one BAY HORSE, with gray hairs over his
body. some gray hairs in bis name and tail; his
left hind foot white al owe the pastern joint lit.
tie white on the inside Of his right hind foot;
about fourteen hands high, and supposed to be
six years old. Appraised at thirty.tive dollars
before Geo. kalb, a Justice of the Peace in said
township. G.P. lNGMAN.
Aug 49, 80 33m3l Clerk Cedar CO. d. G..