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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

"
, h6rMARTINsyILLE. We paid this place
aHying visit on Monday hst and were very
favq1ably impressed, not only with the town
as the principle Manufacturing town of the
county, but with the people, who we found
70 be- q very clever, courteous and industri-
ous set Of folks, for whom we wish abound
ant success in their business and social rela-
tion,
We were little surprised at the extent
Of the manufacturing facilities of the town,
ofwhich we intend to give more extended
account in some future issue ofour paper.
The Furnace erected here by Mr.. Men
denhall, that was thought at the time by
many ef our shrewdest business men to be
wild experiment, has proven decided sue
cess, and has demonstrated the fact that
Belmont county is not only rich in iron ore,
but that it is of superior quality to any
found within the State, and that it can be
proftably worked. The furnace is at present
worked by company Of ofWheeling iron men,
with decided success. They have been ex-
perinentins On combinations of native and
Missouri, Lake Superior and Canada ores,
and have made metal superior to anything
made in the country, except the famous
Iron Hill metal Of Missouri. They have
made from the native ore alone metal that
the best judges could not tell from the co M
bination zaetals and ut yield Of over 50
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

BeApNEw ADVERTISEMENTS. We direct
the attention of our readers to the card Of
IL. N. White, in another column. Mr..
White is a No. mechanic, AMI is manu-.
featuring as good Threshing Machines as are
made any where in the country. Call and
examine before purchasing.
We called in ut the manufacturing estab-
lishment of Conrad Long, in Martinsville, on
Monday last, and were surprised to find
such complete assortment of Stoves, Cast
ing, Hollow-ware, and Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware as we found in his establishment.
There is no excuse for the people of that
vicinity who go to Wheeling for anything in
his line, when they have such an establish
ment in their midst. See card in another
column.
The card Of Rhodes e. Warfcld, Whole
sale Grocers Produce & Commission Mer-
chants, will be found in to-day paper This
is an enterprising firm, and deserves the
patronage of the people.
Oil men should read the advertisement in
to-day's paper of John Fisher, of Martins
vile, manufacturer of Boring Tools. We
examined some Of the tools manufactured
by Mr. Fisher and pronounce them first
rate articles. Call and sec them.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

sysS-Mr. Breyer's Theatrical company,
which played IA highly successful engagement
Of three weeks here, is at present playing
in Gallipolis,i The Journal says the CALI
polls folks are in ecstacies over their per-
formances. .FFo7iisi 80
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

slrIhe Democratic Convention on Satur-
day nahimously agreed to give the Bell
men three ioutof ten Township offices, if
they would agree to deliver all the Bell men
Of this Township over to the Democratic
party The sequel will show whether they
have tho power to deliver. ja. = iad'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

Z, t%BuLLy FoF BALsIEY,-The numer-
Gus friends of A. H. Balsley, ESQ.,, Editor
OF the Plymouth Advertiser, and former
Editor of the Independent Republican at
this place, will be pleased to learn that he has
been appointed Postmaster at Plymouth.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

nsS'The Office seeking wing Of the Bell
rarty are uniting with the Democrats all
over the county, for tho sake Of getting a
part Of the Township Offices. They ap-
pear to be very easy satisfied, as they only
get about one outof every four. "a half loaf
is better than no obread."
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

1&sThe Bockinridge and Bell men on
Saturday had it pretty much their own way.
They concluded, however, to give the Doug
las men one candidate on the ticket, and that
one was an old line Whip. at .rr1f .t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
Tbt GlranirIt.
.laL.ooal Matters.

sS-FIRsr OF April AT HAND.--Those
ofopf subscribers who may change their res.
idenees on The LIST Of April will please noti-
fy@ BY mail, or leave directions at the Of.
fcc, 80 thss tie paper may be directed prop.
erly5 To them. ~, 'i' ''',,.es ,', s.'t p
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

- PURsUANr to notice the people of Smith
Township, met in Centrevilfe. The meeting
was organized by calling Lewis Applcgats
to the chair, and 7, B. Weekly, Secretary
On motion Of Il. @. Weekly, tie Chair a.
pointed tho following gentlemen: e. g..
Weakly, M. s. Cofmsn, U. Wilkison, J.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

3. .aGlt is Wondered how the foreign wing
Of the Democratic party likes tho idea Of
being sold out for the benefit of the Know
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

neA-JAIL DELIVERY. Pheba Fig
er, committed to jaila short time ago by Esq.
Meek, gave birth to son on last Friday
night--in the Jail.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

The, editor Of the Independent Re-
publican isa candidate on the Democratic
ticket for Councilman of ST. Clairsville.
"Straws show which way the wind blows. .
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

d prUNIoN TOWNSHIP. Uncondi-
tional Union men of Union Township have
placed in nomination the following ticket for
the Spring Election, whichis bound to win {:
Trustees-Allen Bond,
~ , William Barber, t
= Greenberry Gilham.
* Uerk-Francis Simpson.
Eeasurcr~eJohn ,Lippincott.
Assessor George X. Fox.
- Constnbles- f. NJ. Swami, - .5
NJ IA .qmi George X. Fox.
s@-SEcEssIeN TICKET. The Disunion
Locofocos Of this Township had pow WOW
at the Court House on Saturday, and made
the following nominations
Hustees-Geo. Brown,
VIM Meek,
III. B. Smith.
Clerk-James A. Rinker.
Treasurer Wilmeth Jones.
assessor Joseph Boggs.
,ConstaJles-Wm. Rice,
Alex. Williams.
Justice of the Peace "A. Alexander.
There are some very good men upon this
ticket, but they are IN re,y bad company.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
Financial Statement.

CONDITION Of the Treasury OF Belmont county OIL
" the LIST day OF March, 1851 with statement OF the
amount OF funds collected and disbursed between the s
day Of September, iSGO and the LIST day of March, isO
Jour Txstxr>s Trensurer Dr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
Road Levy for 1851.

NJ Commissonefs Of Belmont county atitsir March
sessi9n, assessed levy Of ihfee cents on each one
hundred dollars Of The taxable property OF the conny H.,
road purposes and lred the lime for working Al. io,J
by The Supervisors, before the Ist day Of Novemb,ys
ohy oi september c. l.. POORMAN,
'""<7S' Auditor.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
sIHERIFF'S SALE.
Nicholas Crawley

Daniel Grimes, ct al.
by virile OF IN order OF sale to me directed
county. Ohio will offer to- sale at the front
door OF the court house in StlCiairsviile, on
Saarrda, April425, 1861,
between the hours Of To-, A.ss. snd 4. r. H., Of
said day the following real estate 10 wit: Lot No
| in Block No. 20, in BeilairsCity, Beimost coun
~, OHIO, with the appurtenances
Appraised ut 8 81 InR
Terms OF sais cash.
$3Oe. P, LOCHARY Sber;E
Sherlf's Office, 81. ClairsvIiie, March 2S, 1851
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Tuesday, April 23, 1861,

Tuesday, April 23, 1861,
al the front door OF the Court House. in ST. CInirsville in
said county, between the hours of 10 O'clock NJ and
o'eSek = NJ Of said day; the following real to
aud being in Section No 30 Township q Ronge nnd n
part Of the fum known the Rodifer farm and com
mencng nj stake in tho South corner Of said lot
where two projecting streets called Franklin and Ravne
streets inerseci each other running thence in Northern
direction on The West ne Of said Franklin the
direction the line Of said Dodson and ot 10
projecting street called Clinton street; thence in South
ern direction on the East line OF snd street 10 Rayne
street hence In an Eastern direction the North line
Of said Ravine street TO the place OF beginning contain
ing eighty-two hundrrdths OF an mere, more or less
Appraised at p LOCHARY
Sheriff OF Belmont county, Ohio
Sherfs Office, ST. Clairsvle. March IA, IsjI.-S5 10
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
10 OIL. MEN.

Patucuiar attention paid TO the Msnufactur ring
Of Toois ron BoRiso Oh. WsLLs. All tools
warranted 10 be Of the best material and work.
chased at any o.ber 20 int
=. JOHN FISHER,
Mariinsville, Belmont county, Ohio.--msr2s,l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

PURSUANT to notice, the Republicans OF
Pease Township met at the Wigwam in
Martinsyille, March 25th, for the purpose Of
nominating ticket to be supported at the
Spring election.
The following persons received the nomi-
nations: .u.s
Tiustees-Jonas Romack,
John Crosby,
VIM. Gill
Clerk-Robert X. Allen.
Iyeasmcr-Wilbur ii. Tallman.
Assessor-James Hanes.
Constdbles-Israel Phillips,
VIM. Hayne.
JAMES N. TURNER, Pres't.
JAMES DEAN, Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
The Oldest
INSURANCE COMPANY
IN THE UN1ONl

IL iior and Wall Street Re eview, Sor Scpt.. iSc0,
We print the one hundredth semi. annual els =.
ment OF the Hartford Fire Insurance Csmpanv. -
The Old HARTFORD, as IL is Familiarity called. wss
10 corporated in 1910. with perpetual chsrtsr.--
IL has done success 'ful general Fire Insufapoe
business TOR hall century. Its stock is quoted
higher than that OF any American compsuy.--<
Within the month II hss sold st ssls, snl -
price Is freely offered without sales Of any amount
It's semi. annual dividends have become ton pr
For detailed statement Of the cobditIcn Of thu
above company see small cards and circulsrs
irsurances may be effected with this Old suA
substantial company on very favorable terms :
low rates. -
For policies apply TO HFxRY Torsms, Assu,,
at The Belmont Branch Bank, Bridgeport, q q
the second door East Of the Ce&f Houss. 81 !.
Clairsville. HENRY TOPPING, Aesns.
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@eM Advertisements.
LOS mn

LOS TT '0 /
nN SATURDAY, March l0 be,wse, q, c,.,...,,,.
NJ pai and J9o Wards Wagon shop, The DAGUERRioe.
any person tnding and leaving them at KLINE,s
SsohE' willsonfsr great favor upon these young Il.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
"Winchester's Genuine PREPARATION
IL THE 0NIY RrrrAEvr " ~

Form Of Dr. churohill's Remedy. fMade from shs
orisinai FORMULA The action of the AypophnsThhes
Is Iwo-FoIp and specific frdastngtho prncips wncH
oossrIrrTs kIRvors yoRcs, and they are the Nosx
POWERFUL MooD-oESzkAusd tGssTs knowx Ths e6Dct
upon the tuberoalar oondition 70 IMMEDIATE, ms
oESssAL SYMPTOMS pisArrEARSd wfIn HA2nrI wmcs
cxpccto.asion, fnpore the appetite, dryt diafrhga
tho night ssvects, chis and Jerer cease the byve.s
md Tur Efrr r.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
THE HYPoPHosPHITEs,

"rhe CURE OF CoNsrHPTION, ewes n tks
Second snd Third stsEss Cat lsrisA, thsrsssrs.
when there can bo deubt ~ 70 tie na4svs sf
EXCEPTION 81 KNOW ssys Ds. O.,
"that they will prove not only SURE REM
EDY In CONSUMPTION - Qsinine fs IN 1sfne.
nitteat Fever, but also ~ eHsetsai aP1EDKAs
VATIvE % vaeeisstisn IN snail Psx.~-i glF
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

81 no rot eonfound this Remedy with tho - called
Chemical Food - aud particularly arod all prepsra
tons con tanning ircs which IS bAxcrore snd e1frr
eli, which has 10 crEsnsa rkorkx1r wnsrrvf3r ~
Sold by tho most respectable druggists "a; oEkhout
the Urted ststes end Brltth rovincts. and wtdsa!s
and Retail At Tho General erct IL tho Tilted State by
J. wIHcHEsTEE, 60 Jokn ctI,st, N.Ys
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

sAsrisrs : oaics, St. Cisinsiiis. March % as
esi. fm- $500
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CONDITION OF TREASURY.
Sherif's Sale.

Benjamin F. Oge VS.. Daniel Goodwin.
ny VIRTUE of an order of sale 10 me directed from
- the Court of Common Pleas Of Belmont county,
Ohio will sell on ''
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FAR TRIAL Is A cEHrAin svatt /

Be BEwAREof Bosas Rsmedies advertised a. hr.
Churchls, and all othor swINIilJSG DENICEs TO rob
sufferers Of their means io,e reio,a fse and hasten
FATAL RESULT Write to mo for cfRcULARs, and fcs .
Or. Churchills Troatife On consumpkisn,
which contain the only dAenfc inJarsndfon IN regard
Ia this NEW TREATMENT. Sent riEs TO all inqricfs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-21
State Distribution Of Seeds.

.Ur. E2ttor:-Please state IN your "a,
per, sor the information OF those want,up
Seeds from this utfice, that the ouantitv
OF seeds Tor distribution, the co,u,ry
spring, will be necessarily limited. In
cons quencc OF the failure of most OF those
who have received seeds, &c, from TIL,
office to ,uake full and fair trials IN their
cultivation, to report upon then, and to
retain portion subject to the order Of
this office. some other and more etfici.u,
plan must be adopted have aetermio-
ed, therefore, at least this year, to supply
first, Agricultural Clubs which hay. an
eihc,ent organization, when am inform
ed OF the names ot the Secretaries and
their part office address. Sec, mt. Coun-
ty Agricultural Societies when notified
by The Secretaries thereof. that thew
want them. Third. to reliable indiyid-
uals " no my write to this Office for them,
in the ord,r their applications are rccciv
ed aar~a,y
Hon. james Harlan, of the United
States Senate, has generously given to
this Office all his proportion Of seeds com.
ing from the Fstcpt Office, believing that
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-21
The Cat out of the bag.

Senator Green, of Missouri, in his
speech on the 18th inst. let the ca, out
Of the bag He bcmua, ed the recent
sction of Virginia and Tennessee, aud
said if they and the other Border States
had gone with the Gulf States in the Sc
cess'o" movement, they could all have
got JUS such terms from the Northern
Duuyhtacrs aud Commissioners us they
chose to dictate He subsequently ad-
mlttrd that Sec, >>iun was a mere politi
cal scheme to triehten the Free States
int" submission to the Shareholders pro,
grammc. But he feared the plan was
frustrated
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-21

The gen lem II win have undertaken
to get up grand tnlon Inauguration
bali on the 4th OF VI ,rc0 have progressed
finely thus far in their work, aud it prom.
'se> to be complrt, success. A plan
has bee" p epsred Cor the temporary bull.
ding tt be erected for the purpose on the
occasion, on } dietary square, and the de
sign is an admirable one, as it will afford
ample accommodation for larg number
of people. The site chosen is one Just
in front of the stables recently erected
near the City Hall, for the use of one OF
the artillery comp MES recently stationed
here by order of Gen. Scott The tx
p"nse Of the ball is estimated at from
twenty to twenty i've thousand dollars
National Republican.
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Premiums for Subscribers.

To the person sending the largest list of sub.
scr!bels for the year lsbl. sent in previous or by
Jau. | We viii give oae of lbUNG'S SEWING
MACHINES. woFtl SIS. VI the same value in
Agricultural books, il prtierred.
For the Second Largest lis we will give an
AGRICULTURAL LIBRARY, worth $40.
For the bird Largest list, LIBRARY, worth
SO.
Fourth Largest list, A WeLster's Unabridged
dictionary. worth 5000.
we propose to offer q more extended list to he
=. MPe'ea ter till April J, 1851 and any one com.
ut'hg Ior the above have the chan Q to CO. =.
"n"e on aud compete for those to be otier.d.
circulating the P.AInIE FARMER,
son the specie paying banks are ,aken a,
par Tor subscription, but when large am cunts are
s'n draft Is safer, mate payable 10 our nraer
seal all letters carefully, and mail direct to
MEMS EMERY 4 "a Cbirs.a ~
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through ,hi. medium they NAV fall into

through this medium they may fall into
more discrimina,ive aud reliable hands.
As there appears to be great want Of
pure Sugar Cane Seeds, | will have fair
quantity Of several kinds. obtained at
home and abroad Also, Tomato seed,
.wo new varieties Of Cabbage, Hubbard
Squash, &c, &c, all very superior, suti.
cisnt. perhaps, to supply all demands, to
a limited exteut, at least ugh to raise
seed for the next years use.
Very respectfully yours,
WIN. DUANE WILSON,
Sec Iowa Farmers Gel
Des MONIES, Feb 1, 1861
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Married,


On Monday Feb 18th, at the ouse Of J. ".
STANTON Esi" of Inland, by REV. NJ. H. CRoss
Mr.. CokAEIlus VIC STEYREa to Miss Uksu IA
SM TIL.
The above notice shows that two more of our
young people have declared for tic unios. in
fact We believe the female portion are for union,
to man. W" Wish oar young friends all tho
happiness thcy anticipates.
At the Residence of the brides father FEBRUARY
l2th, sol, H. hEr. 4 NJ. GElGkR Mr. FKArcIs
" BRowNt" Ms En2hEtrH +. kE>rtR. hotA Of
eiar COUNTY. Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-21

rRoCKERY.-We would call the atten
ton Of merchants and Others to the new
advertisement of GEO. W D,LLAwAY &
Bro, III Seco,d street. Muscatine,
low. We can assure purchasers that
they will find large aud fine stock Of
goods from which they can sort up at any
time, aud as cheap as they can in New
York or Chicago. Let every body. who
wants To buy any Of the goods kept by
them, call at III.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-21
The Prairie Farmer.
Established in 1871.

1hr W,/eSt agricultural nnd X,ri,cul
hurut H"rr p"LhShrd IN Mc Wea.uu
no,r the ONLY WEEKLY IN the North
tcrst
The progress If THE FARMER has been on.
ward ana, progressive, and hl It's strict ahel nee
to the interests of the proddcers nu- rni.ayed
itself 10 the hearts of thousands Of families all
over the land.
The aim of the publishers is to make a Relia-
bic aud Practical paper, one that shall treat o,
Field Agriculture. trnil Growing. Garden Crl
tarr in rrni's Flowers a0d Vegetables. BONES
liz Economy-Rca Ing an Management of DO.
mrstie Animals, Bee Culture, &c. 1t will lie
fully itiust' ated ir"m week IT, week nifh cuts of
Farm buildings. put.houses. -tuc'. FIR it. Flow.
ers aud PInris-fn fact in every drpat tment
where go d illustrations : all 81 to eNula,n
am nl,"crsland III, sal jeet treated Of.
IN market Matt"i- We SNAIL -, the mos "A GU
fti" iHtt lliacnce t. he obtained in our ,wu a Il
tofr1gn Markets, .cndca orIn- ut all times to
as>i>l III, Producer to market il products L,
the bust adynnage.
One cory, one year 50 90
three copies. one year 5 90
s,A "iies one yr"r aud onc to ..ptt,rup
OF tiuA 90
Twelve copies, one year. and one 10 1ctfer
up or club, Is 90
."enty Copies one y ar, and one 10 ceter
up IF club, 2, 90
Clubs for six mouths 1T bali the hove rates.
For every club Of New leari, Subscribers
made up before Nen Years. we viii send tb..
PEAls1E FARMER until January. lsu2. Thus such
As N kc up clubs now will receive the paper for
the balance of Is o without charge.
We trust no Western man viii need urging 20
take a Western Agricultural paper--one that is
made on The soil and deyo ed exclusively to
Home interests.
SptCime numbers and prusuectus will he sent
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DIS rGSs in Cha.lettnn.

Int, lligence from Charleston states
that there is great distress among the
working classes, Who, beside suffering
tor want OF employment, are compelled to
do military duty and BE- withdrawn from
their families. in.ubordiuari, Il aud
other causes have led to the declaration
of martial law Oh Sul!ivans Island
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Gov. Sc wards Vie VS. Oh Saving the Union.

Gov. Sc wards Vie VS. Oh Saving the Union.
The Washington correspondent of the
Boston adUcrtt>cr gives The following re-
ply Of Gov. Seward, to the urgent re-
quests that he would assent to mea>ur,s
.! compromise
The pressure has been very strong
on the X publican. to yield to son,e-
thing like Mr.. Crittendcu's measures,
but it is Of no use. When people press
Gov. Seward to yield to this, in order to
save the country he replies Gentle
mcr, you think | can save the country
by sacrificing myself. Suppose were to
Sc the country as you wish. | should
have put an end to my power 'or 2ood or
evil forever | shall have to 90 back to
Auburn aud amu>o myself with writing
history for the rest Of my life. am
not so blind to experience as to suppose
that can both sacrifice myself and re-
main lie ,der at the same time Now. do
you want me to retire from public life p
The answer is OF course, ''No, Governor;
we cant do without you. "Then," re-
turns he, "yoa must let ne save the Tn.
ion in my own way
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ARrHuRs LADIES HOME MAGAZINE
tor narcn Is at hand, filled with choice
reading and AN abundance Of plates, pat
tsrns, etc Ii you have not yet subscrib.
I'd '"r a magazine tor 1861, get Arthurs.
send s. to I. s Arthur g. Co. 323
Walnut street, PhiiadeIpl''a, Pa.
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a.SrlfNi iilIkSi..

FI>aken mp by R,het safely, al his res lea e,
] in bayt II Township, Cedar connsy. low, on
the lst day OF becemhcr, A. l.. lsG0. dal X
gray mare colt. white spot the teren~ al
and the OF hind foot White. and appraised at
Go. ALuNZD~ AM 1rk
"R-s y (edar Gonnty ionx.
Upton. Dec. 18TH $50 no ,2-tm.
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EATRAY HEiFER AND ST. Err

vIakennp by HON - 'nrh. at his eesidrn. e
IN Centre Township, Cedar conn y Iowa on
the 22d day OF Nuvemi,ef. \. y. isN: aid Steer
10 red with nnuerbit out Of The lett ear; the
bush Ut the tail Is Whitening around the Ia,
above the bush, and appraised at Sll. said hrii-
er is whit. with II, red head and neck. with a
white tail and fee. ami supposed to he one i, ear
old last spring. and appraised AT $40.
ALbNIo SHAW, Crk.
NJ. Ceanr County. tara.
Upton, Dee 18TH A. J.. Istn nn5l-im.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-21

The Senate of Prussia at a recent sitting
paid merited compliment to the Gaen of Ger,
many, 'hristoph Wiicim i'oohAnd, Y ordering
TIE city OF Berlin. II any man deserved we'll OF
MS r"nntrym"n, certainly that man was DR..
hoo"ind; for, While 10y his ty',hinEs he rev
oH"'IN"d IN" "A"." system of meet, ine, his
",i'-"%"Sted preparations carried relief into
every honc in the land, and al his death he was
nlHnrned rs ~ benotartor o! the uatiom."- Hon.
don Times October. 1885,.
Prepared only ny nr. {. VI. Jacksou ir Arch street.
P''sai"riia. and for sale y Druggists ami SotAre-
ers Throughout The T. :. aui Can aS. Prize - cents
per bottle.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-21

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Sll last Spriu.-n MA k peIeeptabi.: ana ap-
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