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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-11-18
The Rn,tle nt Piketop, Ky.

We publish in our columns this afternoon
the particulars of the recent fight at Piketop.
There have been so many rumors and differ
ent accounts Of this engagement, that the
public will be glad to have something au-
thentio. We copy from the Maysville Eaqle.
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Barnum offers one thousand dollars for the
lone representative of Southern Ohivalry
found drunk at Beaufort when taken poses
sion Of by our troops.
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MII.ITARY NOTICES.
~ MTLTTARY ORDBR .-TwO O

RB- MILITARY ORDHR Two co VI
PANiFs more are needed TO hn Colonel Artz. 4
man. man heglmenI gnart whIon y how nndsr maps6ipsM
orders Colonel Artzman "a an expeIienoed mil
ilary ofncer, having a regular minnit,ary eduoa,, eduoa,
liberty. His Camp is two miles above Newport,
Campbell County, Kentucky. keeIurnng 22anoe.s 2
this Camp, and they will be allowed time to NJ up
Leutenants will be received, and one OF eVofy threo
Iieuienapts will be selected as Captain by agree.
mept, and the three form one Company. Come on
recruit for this Regiment Such per ions will be
well paid by Captains for their trouble; and all ex-
penee will be refunded George Webster, who
represents Campbell County, Kentucky, In the Leg
isature, s the mastering officer, aud musters re-
cruitB as soon brought to Damp. One month Is
pay is advanced, aud Gle thing and raions, as soon
a. enlisted All persons are at liberty TO volunteer
where they please, and Companies with their officers
will be received and quarterod, and paid immedi-
Atey on entering Camp.
JOHN o. BECK,
nol3 tfD&Wy 81 Broadway, Cincinnati, o.
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The amount Of silver now finding its way
to San Francisco nom Nevada is estimated
by well informed bankers at six millions Der
annum.
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HOME INTEREST.

sV- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
Nos. 343 and 27l Central.avenue.
va Yeu can save 800 per cent. by getting your
Likeness at the new Star Gallery, 26 Fifth st.
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DIED. 81
HUDSON On Saturday MOI ming, 10th inst, at
O'clock, Of drOpsy, William L. HBdsoni in the 5Oth
FRAkER-NoVeTaber l6, Alexander Mcdowell,
son Of a, y, and MArthA .. Frazer, aged l year, 6
mon tbs and 2s DAYS. ~ q.
ACKEMYER.-On sunday. morning, 18th inst :,
kiicS Jane. daughter OfHWilllam aud Elizabeth
Ackemyer, aged months g. ,r--
= VAUGHAN.-In Newport, KY, November Is, Of
spoplexy, MTs, Lydia Vaughan, In the 6lst year Of
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|EXSYH ;XSI K0YA "a
Look out! Coed News for AIIII

TANHB NEVER FAILING MADAME
u RAPHAEL is the best She succeeds when all
others have failed. All Who are In trOuble-All who
pave been whose i9nd aoPes % hass
promises and deceit--all who have been deceived
and trfed with all fly to her for advice and salts
faction-a who are in doubts Of the abeetion9 ot
those they love- consult her to relieve and satisfy
their minds.
In Love Affairs She Never FAiIsI
She has the secret Of winning the Affection Of the
opposite sex She shows you the
Likeness of YOur Future wife or Hdsband.
Or absent friend She guides the single to happy
marriage, and makes the married happy, Her aid
stances, and the result has always been the means
OF securing .rr ...,.... La. ....
A speedy and Happy Marriage;
She is therefore a sure dependence.
IT is we'll known 70 the public at large that she
country Who cam show the iii likeness n reality, and
who can give entire satisfaction all the concerns
Of life, which can be tested and proved by thou
sands, both married and single, who daily and ca
To ALL in business her advice IL tuvaIu-
able She can foretel with the greatest certainty
the result OF all commercial and business trans
: LOTTERY Numbers given without extra charge.
MADAM hAPHAEL is bona .Hde Astrologi9s
that every ohs can depend upon, She Is the great
ladies may bs little timld, though thSy need not
fear, for she practices nothing but what Is recon.
Cilable 70 philosophers In fact, single visit viii
moral rcetitude and Of the purity of her prOisssion
All interviews are strictly private and coaAdsn.
Therefore, come onel come all | to .lrk
Between sycamOre.street and Broadway, oinsin-
TERMs' Ladies'. Fifty cents Ge1tIspsSR;; O. os'
Dollar. t.H -. sae1- NJ W&Fu
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BA-ALWAYs IN sEssION-Queeu City
0SmEiercial College, opposite the Post
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THE amount subscribed to the national
loan, to date, by citizens of New Albany,
Indiana, is about $4,000.
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In for the Fight.

R@ FIFTY SECOND REGIMENT GOV
ERNOR's GUARD), 0.Y. U. S. Col. CHAS. 4
II. SARGENT. @ a
RECRUITS WANTED. "
Tho Fifty.secopd Regiment, now In Camp Dem
nisoD, is provided with arms, uniforms, clothing,
etc, Of the very bost. A fev more
GOOD MEN WANTED FOR COMPANY Il.
Pay and rations commence from date Of enlist
ment ARMS, WARM CLOTHING and COM
PORTABLE QUARTERS now provided at camp
for all. Transportation free, n,,
CAPTAIN A MENTEk'S full Cornet Band has en-
liated in this Regiment. -
COME OUT, MBs, AND ENLIST, at Head.quar:
ters No 60 West Third st., between Vine and
Walnut, J. u. HICKMAN,
WIN II. VANDEWATER,
ii, II. HANDY,
T. A. DOHERTY,
oclstf Recruiting Officers.
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TNNHE WEEKLY PA Rss NOW HHADY,
n containing the News Of the Week, both Foreign
and Local, and Telsuaphio summary OF Events
elsewhere, up to the hour Of going 70, presa.
For sale at the Counting room. Prtoa oants
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Saltpeter.
nols JAMES A. FRAZER & co.
Spices.
100 81 BSSs S:s. PIERRGH; PImsItg!
20 fTsils Gloves;
20 brls. Nutmegs;
For sale By JAMES A FRAZER 4 co,
nols GO and IS Halnut,st.
0unnys.
Onn THREE, BUSHEL GUNNY.
l,ssUS5OO BAGS jjGMEs tGf ssIS, a BY yFRAzun co.
Clear Sides.
q CASKS CLEAR SIDES, FOR SALE BY
noIs 66 and 6S walnut-st.
VERY CHOICR OLD HEnNRsS
" BBAEDY. just received direct from the Lon,
Pale Brandy, superior TO any thing that has ever
leen brought to this Market t95 sSe Y the the demi-
0R0l R0lS OIsi5 Ssto5ns Thsster RudiRE s9oanoPs.
GREEN CORN, GREEN PEAS, &C.
! III just received,
100 dozen cans Green Peas 2 Id. and lib.
100 dozen cans Tomatoes, 2lb
100 dozen H cans Lo6SterS HN t6i spd htTEs lP
nOi8 National Theater Building, syCamOrs,st.
UAMRs BOYLF, Law OFFICE, NO; 9
| ID Railroad Building, north. west corner OF Main
and Ccurt.stS., CinClnnsti Special attention i.
the writing Of Deeds, &c and to Claims OF Soldiers.
I lig.5 7iv T5l InOis III
HATS AND GAPS.
WAEEsL-,Eh sndIS and IS HAT IN he . city SS ior
! 49, the money.
xEHERLRR SELLS LADIES, MISSES and
w -- oHILDREHis FUBs.
W7HrHInr sE5Bs gE5s4s sssFEHHEEs ss3 6SHEEss. FUR
WHhHLHR Sasts y AzsSp RHFEaB2 GSBns sna all kinds
WHEELRR SELLS all the new styles Of
/ " SOFT HATS and CAPS
WHnHIEH has 70 s 'fR:p ss :s's saS q .s ~ oGs
leoted from the manuial tories
| 'y 6LUIsIvfiI,Y FjE 0IsH. -
WHEELRR invites the attention Of Ladies'
w and Gentlemsn 10 his really fine
| stock Of goods, expressly select
| q" cd for their wear
'
George A. Wheeler,
r.r HATTER AND FURBIER,
nCla.bweod No. 144 WSlnut-Strsst.i :
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JJNs6RaR NM ELhAS ESEEs az; 1Y M sEA: A.
[nolS- WsMl
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0unnys.

I Rnn THREE. BUSHEL GUNNY.
ASOOO BAGS, for sale by
liul8 JAMES A. FRAZER & co.
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No, 50 East Fifthy6EReet,
natl. rTT<
TERMS; Ladies. Fifty cents Gentlsmsn; 0ss
Dollar. - ~ sa91- d, W4Fu
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-04-18
crystal Fount Lodge of L. .. of q, z.

On Monday evening last at the close 0
" Peter Pilgrims - Temperance Lecture
the chance was given to the people to
start a lodge of the order of Good Ten
plars. In a few mlnutes TWENTY-FIVE had
agreed to enter the organization. Thus
has been re-awahencd a feeling in the
minds of the people that has long been
dormant; the enterprise ha, been start
ed, and we now call upon you all Us
friends Of temperance AID morality to
come forward and aid IN the cause. We
call upon all, old aud young, to help in
crease the small band.
Some of us have felt the bHrhtinn eff
fects of intemperauce, aud ell have seen
it; will there then, be any hesitation in
aiding to stop the evil, before it is too
late! Come one, como all ana ,nc future
will amply repay, the difficulties You may
have to encounter in the stuGs
Our meetings will be he'd Tuesday
evenings. Any desired information will
be given by WIN ELLIoTT v. G.
AARON p. GIL BERT,
Sec Crystal Fonn' Lodcc, l. o. @. T.
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IMPROVEMENT IN WESTERN BUsl-
NEss.-One Of the strongest indications
that the Northwest is getting fairly over
the hard times which have 50 long pre-
vailed, Is the fact that the Mc~srs Fair
banks have sold here during nine or ten
months past, nearly three time, as many
large railroad, grain and stock Scales, as
ever before in the same period of time
This shows a very gratifying improve
mcnt IN all branches OF business, espe-
clally those in which much weighing is
required to be done. 1t is conclusive
evidence, also, that Fairbanks Scales,
which have been steadily growing in
public favor for over thirty years, are
now, after so long and thorough trial,
more highly esteemed than ever before,
all through the West
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SHERIFF SALE,

DY virtue of an Execution to me directed.
- issued from the ofiica of the Clerk of the
District Court in and for the county OF Cedar
and state Of Iowa, in favor of Orson Childs and
against William Parr, have levied upon the fol
lowing property as the property Of the said vii.
liam Parr to wit:
he east half of the northeast quarter of see
ton three 49, in township elghty-one (sl,. range
one ~ west; and also the northeast quarter of
the south east quarter of section three 81. in
township Il chty one (Sll, range one west of the
9th L. NJ, with the appurtenances thereon. Said
land situated in Cedar county, State of Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale al public out
cry, at the Court House door in the town Of Tip
ton IN said county, on Saturday, the Goth day OF
April, a. d. 1851, at / o'clock p. NJ Of said
day, 10 satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 23d day of March, A. d. 1851.
}. j. BRADSHAW,
Price s4.5O] Sheriff Of Cedar County, Iopa.
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FRED. HECHT & Co. are Offering the
citizens of Onion Grove, and the North
half of Cedar county, great inducements
to purchase goods of them. Their stock
is large and we'll selected. They are also
paying the highest prices for produce
See new advertisement.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

By virtue OF an execution to Inc directed
issued from the Office o. the Clerk of The District
Court, in and for the County of Cedar and
State OF Iowa, III favor oil George Schumacher
ana against D. ". Bagiey, have levied upon the
following property as the property of the said
}. w. Bagley, to.wit
Lots No. eleven IN and twelve [l2l in block
number thirty-one Isl in the town Of Upton,
Cedar county, State of Iowa,
And shall offer the same for sale atpubIic out
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tip.
ton, in said county, on Saturday. the 10Th day of
April, a. u. 1861, at | o'clock p NJ of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this sd day of March, A. d. 1861.
J. l.. BRADSHAW,
Iln 81 OBI NLcrLL - 4,
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New GOODS are being received in
large quantities by our merchants. -
Friend Il Culbertson, and J. G. Schmuch-
er d Co. have fine large stocks of all
kinds Of goods usually kept in retail
store, aud Casad & Gilmore have cloths
and clothing enough to supply all who
may want, With just what they want
Give our friends a call. They advertise,
and do business son the square with
all who patronizc them
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HARDwARE.--J. Myer, jr., is rcceiy.
ing general assortment of hardware,
agricultural implements, etc, making all
together the most complete assortment
ever offered to the citizens of this
county
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CoRREcTIoN.-The last Cedar TaUeu
Times, says that its report-which we
give on the fourth page-in regard to a
Lutheran minister in Lisbon was incor-
rect, and that "it IVES an exhorter of the
United Brethren church that was impli-
Gated"
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s- When it is too late, we often hear
the remark, ooh, how | wish | had Sc
cured likeness of our dear departed
one.' BE warned and at once 90 to
GILBERr's Picture Gallery, aud secure
the likeness of those you love.
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Dss- Rev. j. WATSON, Protestant
Methodist, will preach at the Conerega-
tonal church, in this place, on next
Sabbath evening, and every two weeks
thereafter.
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bag Buy your Stoves, Tiuware, &c at
the "Muscatiue Stove Store, "Musca,ine,
Iowa Mr.. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturer, and will sell below Chicago
prices. Stoves warranted for one year.
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How TO GET A PATENT, is the title
of a 36 page pamphlet just published by
Fowler and Wells, solicitors of patents,
New York. 1t is very handy and use
full guide to those interested in patents.
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n@- The weather, this week, has been
pleasant, and though cool, has afforded
an excellent opportunity for our farmers
to finish sowing their grain.
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sy We have received somples of the
NOVELTIES alluded to in an advertise.
ment which will be found in another col
umn, and can truly say that they are the
best neck ties we have yet seen. They
can be had of retail merchants. The
manufacturers sell only to wholesale Job
bers.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.

The undersigned having purchased the right ii
CONkLiN 4 MENTIONS PATENT HROApC asst
SEED SOW Err for the counties OF Cedar, Jones. aud
Linn, would respectfully inform IT," uhc that he cal.
supply limited number Of these maChines, which are
manufactured and sold at his farm at ONION GROVE.
Cedar county, Iowa.
rms machine posses the following merits lst--siu-
buciy in construction. Id ghtness Of draught.
81" Ill not clog in sowing grain seed, or dry
ith-Amount sown always and easily regulated.
IN u, SOW from two to ten feet vide, desired.
oth-Wii sow from twenty to twenty five acres In A
cay WITH saving Of peck to the acre of seed.
III Eieia from three to five bushels to the acre
more than il sowed by hand
". SPRlNGSTEED
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rA We give to-day another interest
ing letter from our Denver City cores
pendent. We hope to hear from him
frequently.
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H- The confirmation. on Tuesday. {

bg- The confirmation, on Tuesday, of
the report Of the surrender of Fort Sum-
ter, caused good deal of excitement
here. Capt. Hammond run out the Stars
and Stripes from his window, and the
national ensign was run up on the liber.
ty pole in the Court House Square The
Upton Brass Band saluted the flag as it
was raised, and gave US some fine music
They have the thanks of all patriots for
their labors.
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April I"th, ~"
American Bank, vienna.
Alton Alton.
Bank 81 Amer'aa, Chicago.
America, Mount Carmel.
bloomington, bloomington.
brooklyn, brooklyn.
commerce. Vienna.
Gaiena' Halena,
Indemnity, Gailatin.
Jackson County, Narhonoale.
Northern Illinois, Wank:gcn.
Sparta SPARTA
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS

THE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the
blight Of Ormon Goes Patent ROTARY HAIR
4ROW for the county of Scott, and the part of
Cedar county, east of the Cedar river is Prepar-
ed to fill orders for a limited number Of the
same. 1t is fact that grain can he put in the
ground in from one half to one-third Of the time
L Mat 1t can be done with the common harrow,and
% it 80 much better that from three TO five bush
es more can be raised per acre. These harrows
are made entirely OF irou, and are therefore very
durable. They will pay for themselves many
times over in one season. They are emphatic
Say moneysaying. and time-saying harrow
III and see them. A. h. PERRY.
Upton, Iowa, Jan. 3lst, 1861.
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For week ending March 18th, 1861.
Wheat 62Ut65; Corn, l5nI7: Oats, 000t1s: Tim
othy seed, S2.2j: Glover seed 80 2jWO.0D: Butt.
loc; salt, $40 " Dbl. y. N FRIEND.
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+. 4 NJ CHILDs, have a fine, large
assortment Of groceries, china ware, etc.
which are being sold cheap.
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Wilton Market.

Corrected weekly by F.BACoN, dealer in Pro
duce, Dry-Goods. etc.
WrLToS. Iowa. April 9,'laGl
Wheat, 67M69c. Corn in ear, lic. Oats, lea
IA. Barley Csc. Butter ). Eggs 6.
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DEPRRC;ATED CURRENCY.

Owing to the recent rapid decline in
value of State bonds in the New 7 ork
market-Missouri is selling as low as IS
great uncertainty prevails among the
Banker, and others handling large
amounts Of currency based on those bonds,
as to the real or prospective va,uc Of the
same. We have no, been advised of any
addition to the list of bank notes thrown
out by the Bankers in Chicago-but as
that list may be largely increased at any
moment, it has been considered the best
policy in Iowa to receive no Illinois or
Wisconsin bank notes at pay, exec pit
those that are really worth one hundred
cents on the collar. This action has
been adopted in Muscatiue and will
doubtless be followed throughout the
State. 1t is undoubtedly the only true
policy--lor Improperly carried out, it will
not only save to the public large sum in
the shape of discounts and losses on de-
preciated bank notes, but will have the
effect of bringing out and retaining in
circulation the issues Of the blanchos of
our own State Bank.
We append list Of the Illinois Banks
considered good at this timo---it is I'M
derstood that all Wisconsin Banks ere
refused.
LIST OF ILLINOIS RANN~ RECEIVED As
CIRRENHl.
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n Il Raisi~~;
Gic-s "


Carbonate Of soda; 81! Soda; ~u-rrAtaiq Gin.
ger: cloves; mustard; pepper: aIIsIire; cs-curc
cohe"; tiaN oring extracts; hcesW4X; hups; ink;
>oAlN-Iolict soap chem. olive, Austrian
chem Crosby Meachems chemical, rosin ard
palm SOAPS.
l1"iiI-~!ar candles: ta!ow do Kcroscne
oil; A1Phrnc; bHrnlur Raid.
ll~i - p"-laA; "Ejto fish, trout; Inackrrcl;
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THE Celebrated Rock Island and Davenport
CLIPPER PLOWs, on hand and for sale by
Feb Z: JAMES MYER, Jr
GRAIN DRILLS and Grsss Seed Sewers. IN
hand and for sale by JAS MYER Jr.
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s<a- 1t is a little singular that of the
few men in our midst who sympathise
with the rebels one of them is the only
federal office holder we have in town
OF course the fact that he is soon to give
up his office has nothing to do with his
principles.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-04-18

PETER PILGRIM lectured on his
favorite subject Of temperance at the
Congregational Church on last Saturday
and Monday evenings, TO well filled
houses. A good degree of interest was
manifested, and lodge OF Good Temp
lars was organized. We feel that there
is great need Of an awakening here at
this time, upon the subject Of temperance
aud are & lad that our friend, who has in
former times done so much for US in this
cause, has again visited us. We regret
to learn that some miscrcant showed his
hate against temperance by removing a
wheel of Mr. Lcland's buggy and putting
1t where it cannot be found Such con-
duct shows that we have ia our midst
moral towards who would do any de>per-
ate or mean act to crafty their deviiiSh
spite. We are constitutiorally opposed
to lynching, but would like to see this
miscreant well whipped and kicked out
Of town 50 that he would never return
his evil presence more
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EOhacto and Cigars,

ever offered in this market vhirA VT a@c all,
offer twenty-five per cent lower than the usu
retail Price
iIIr ~tDrE If
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TO CDNSty y'TsS-ES.

'I>HE ADV ERTlSER. having been restored to htallA
L i'll a few weeks by very simple r,mcdy. after
having suffered several years with a lung
ton. and that dread disease. Conauayou--is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers tl means cure
To all who desire it, he will send cal! # the pre-
scrp,on used free of charse) with tbs directions for
preparing ana using the sane, which they Will find
The only object of the Advertiser In sending the Pre-
scription to benefit the atl ted and spread norua
ton which he C0nccEes 10 he valuable and lie hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as il will cost them
nothing and may pro, blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWAR A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG. Kings County, New York.
October II. iSGG-nily1,l
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QUEEN SW ARE.

IS unea4uase ed Ia the Market as to quality aud
price. We have a large amount, which we are
frequently recruiting with tn" latest STYLES.
Also, general assortmen! Of Kerosene LAMPS
end burners, which can he Httcd to fui1 !auy',g
with but little cost.
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TIPTON NURSERY.

on the farm Of Hiram Hammond.
IL a"paning Town ON the East,
M NOW OFFER A LARGEIoT ~ .sY,r.><
~ vi, lees Tor sale, raised on prai assssSE
hardy. 'e proved y
!, h as three and four years old, slo
Sr.n, L ;ns, VI 80 per thousand Several diff.
Ient Kinds Of Small Fruits for sale go VII
Produce will be taken in EXCHANGE for
Upton. February q, 1851. " - = VI '''fi'
nc Undersigned is agent for the celebrated
neeer wilson Sewing Machines. Cali a. M,
's'oence and see sample machines. ~ my
HIRAM HAMMOND
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Davenport Market.
'4W15c. Oats, lJc. Barley, Soc.


"heat-New 14m IS. Flour $3.50 5S Dbl
Winter 100. Corn, in the ear, Ice.
Barley, 3oc. toats-New, Ice
beans 4OcM5O. Eggs. 20.
Apples-Green, ASSOC Butter. l5c.
Dried $3.50. Hides-Green. 4c
LumoeEsloa3 80 " 1000. g Dry fnte0loc
Live cattle, 81 90 10 s. 30 per cwt
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Bas~ See Advertisement Of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative.