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CLEVELAND 8 ERIE Z. r.

l55L EUMMER RARRAHGEMEET IssI
On and after Monday, hIaV 9Th. 1881, Es7-srrSl
Trains viii run Is foIIoWs:
EEAVE OLFVELAED. q. -sl-t
92s A. n EXPRESS NAIL TRAIH-Stoupiur AZ
all Stations except Euclid, Wickliha, Mem
tor Perry Unionvills, Saybr0Oki EairFieW
81 and SFEnViils; and arrives at Erie at ". a
n, Dunkirk zoo P. h, Buffalo AS p u.
4-05 P. n OiHOIHNATT EXPRESS AfE-gtOb-
ping ct PAinesgille,- -Ashtabula and Girard
7-. only and arrives ct Erie 7sd5 P \ Dun
r kirk at $50 P. NJ, BuialQ at i0-95 ?. usll
rs P T. o0EHEAUT lACCOMhODATIOEi-sto
g;6o p. 4. HfGHT EXPRES5 TRAIH-stoppfng at
far PAiHesTiile, AshtGbula and 0irard only, and
arrives st Erie at 1910 A. H., punkffk at
~ 81 ao8A. T.. Buflaio SD A. x. aiA 7ill
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

a the trains going westward connect ct Cleveland
win trains for Iolsios OhicRgo, Oolambes. eincn-
nat st. Louis, &c; and al the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the Trains Of the ~ II & II
Railroed aHd st Buffalo with those OF the New York
Central and Buffalo s New York city Railroads.
Cleveland, May S, Issl.- t'9 ~ =
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HEEoTIoss.

Shelby, ssnduzIky, NhnglSld 4 Nsv-srl RagI-o.t a,
Man1deids Mt. Vernon, Newark, ZsassTiiis.
UreItiius, PittsOargh, Fort wsyns 4 elhi,.go R.u-
road ior Iorq5ti U9psr Sardusiy lrIsho1
Lima Eo-t Wayne, Laporte, ChfcaQo. ~ .
sillon. &C.
Gallon and Bslisf0ntains Railroad Line, for Marion
bellsleptaine, Sidney, unioR5 Muncis, In
olnafo1ss Ierre Haule, Tincen1e5, Fvn11.
vile, L9uisyillst gairo, s.. Louis, &c.
DeAAHArel Eltn scIingisids It. Vernon aud Pitts
Oolumbus, IIttis Mani e coa5S .ps x..,.
8atlreacs for AElia, Dayton, lniianasoIiT,
1erre Halte, st. Louis Morrow, LoTsland,
rsi and Cincinnati, End with ths Ohio 3 Ni5.
5isalppl kailroad at Cincinnati for LOni5-
= l1r vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, a1f an
point1 on the Ohio river
Qolumbu3, Central Dhio Railroad for Newark Zrnes-
VILE hhnehng, &C., Columbia, Piqua and
80 Indiana Esiiroad for Fiqua, uFbans, 10
- For Tickets to all points and informsfio1au
Ply at the Passenger Station. n
-, - z; s: FLINT, Superintendent.
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! New VTay . Artack Fsrt PIei.ens.
ID. nlobIla Ersalnr NsEs rravsII puI.

Ihe Mobile Egeaing News graVely puis
forth the following proposition;
ulet asn. Bragg detail . few thousaud
Of his ten thousand 70 the work Of cateh-
ing snakes, and as soon as they have col
Iscfsd several carloads Of these interesting
TsDtilea, let tin Or sheet-irOn she'll or CAMS
tsrs be charged With them-ihe inelosure
beinR cylindrseaI and Of sike to Ct the
largest mortar, and so made that i will
break 10 pieses and libersts its contents
upOa falling within the fort We would
warn those who charge the shells e put
oniv The sane specisslinto each, as II the
different snakes we're mixed they would
sting ea5h other 70 death before having
chance to operate on Billy Wilson's Zouayes
iTbe eornerg and fnterslices IN each shell
miqht be fIled up with q few qpaTts q tar
antulas, s6ofpious, csntipedes, and lizards
hoEsTsr, to make close work, ss the snake
would pack 10 sely.n 81 f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-08

The Washington Republican says the
city is aaa quietaasa . country village, un-
der The new regulations Of Gen. AoCleilen.
Altar 9 o'elOsk in the eveaine,nOt = soldier
,ss 70 be seer in The streets" r1rAEa8
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Erio, Buffalo, New YORK. Bos
ION, aud Ehstern WAY, am
Supplementary Lottar Peck
age for Buffalo, New Yorl
And Boston, daily .........,.....
Erie Buffalo, Albany, Troy
New York, Boston and Port
and, connecting with n. 7
2 IRIS Agent, dally.........,..,.
supplementary Letter Pack,
age for Buffalo, New YoTk
bOa.0n, daily. -. ,...........
PittgbnrEh B Way, Phiiaiei.
phia, Washington, Balti.
more, Akron, { anton, MAJ
sillOn, y. Z p. X. r. q Bteu-
oenytlle, Wht cling and b. 4
y. K r., daily ..........,..,....,.-
Supplementary Letter Park
age for Pittsburgh, Phila-
dolphin, Washington and
baltimore, daily.-............
Toledo, Chicago 4 DetrOlt, q N.
AorWalft Fremont, OberIinI
- ~L@3ARs MllI' I'asasasaasaaaaass..
Eoledo, Detroit, Dubuque nd
OhleagO, daily .................,...
supplementary Letter Pnck-l
ago Tor Toledo, Detroit, Chi. !
eagO and MilWaukes, daily |
klyTias Sandusky and Way
youngstown, Warren and
Way, daily.................,......
OolnmDug, Cincinnati and
way dali y.................,,..,.,,..
Columbus, Oinelnnat8 Kash-l
!illes Louisville, Wheeling
New Orleans, st. Loui11
yhiliieOthe, CircleVilIe and
Marietta, dailY..........,.....-.,
supplementary Letter Psek.i
age t0r Columbus and Cin-l
A. /.
medinq and Way, daily -.
hoeEporti Dover, SheHiJId
North RIdgeVilIe and Am.
herst. Leaves TuesdaVs
Thursdays and SatHr, iaTa- 4
BATH BrecksViils and CoDley
leaves Tuesdays and Safur-
deg 5........ ........,......,,..,.......--.-.
aaron Centre. GrNn0er
hiucklsy and North ROTal.l
s0n. LeayCs Tuesdays and
SATURDAY s..-..........................i
harransYills, dAily................ I
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- 1HAsE 1E7ssREsss sR5E CO. !.

-
ter end Hicklids, and arrive a. ~isss.-la
20 F.n. DAY E4PRESS TRAIN-Ssoppin9a AZ a
So, rA1es Non neAets ABhtabula and rainesviIIs
only, and arrives ct Cleveland AZ 9,7D = -
AoSOAACDAIAOn TRAIN win leave Connsalif
e 900 A. H., stopping at al stations, 71ud
u srri11nE al UlsFelaEd at e.iO A. d.
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ElLEYELAND, OOLUMBUs q
OIHsINHATI RAILROAD. =

SOL. su1INER ABaANGEiTEsl. Iasf
Oh Ahq alter 4oodays June 18th, ISL, PasssnFs
-. Trains VIII le1Fe oi6Fpland e fllceSl.
9'tu A. H. y. l. q Cincinnati EXprasE-sfourinr
4 perea5 slrallols Wellington New Eondo1.
Salem Shelby, Cresiline. Gallon, Gilpsd
lArdington, Ashley, DelaWaFs, Lewis
Centre, WOrthinet0n, reaching Oolum-
.4--t bus q l9.50 A. ~, Cincinnati at z73 n ~
and chicago via Orestlinea at 7s0G P. ~
lO 2 T. Acconllno Ions topping az All StatiorI
and arriving st ColumbuI 7:50 p - nd
Cincinnati at 2o0 A. n
40 ?. n. NIGH EIpre1s-St0pping ct an Stations
north 81 Orestlines and q Gallon, Carding-
-l-.- ton, Delaware and ar AZ other stations, 70
leave passengers only, arriving at To-
.faH lumbug at tlil3P. and Oincinnati as SIS
A. n, Chicago via Crestlins, at 10 a. q.
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CLEVELAND ANp MAHONINa

~ :" > = y . 2 a d u
rIEI TABLE No. ls-Io taks eject On and Afisr
THURSDAY, March ZisE 1851.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR
Dl9siag ne Mails at the Cleygand Post Once

TlIne Of / Time Of
Closing Leaving
hiail. DoDot.
l.
, 7;5 A. n. g2s A. a.
!. s'2' A. N. Gas A. N
:. 7;ao ?. n ss0 ?. n
500 P. n. s;@P.M M
|
7;ls A. A. s:ls A. N
rS:6s 81 z. z. 4 ;5S sS I. 4 4 4
7'OOA. N. $50 A. N.
';l' P, M ';4s P. ii.
So SO + : d 4 Is IS En-
fo:oo P. n.s:Oo A. ii.
1000 P N s:loA.M
s;ss P. n. f6P. 81. |
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for the weekly, and will receive subscrip.
tions at 81 q year
THE CEDAR Co. TEMPERANCE SocIE-

THE CEDAR Co. TEMPERANCE Soc1E.
Ty will meet in the Con resationsl
Church, on next Monday, December
I'd, a, 81 o'clock p. N. Rev. NJ. X.
Cross will deliver lecture on the use of
intoxicating liquors for culinary and
sacramento purposes. The substance
Of the lecture will be open for discussion
The friends of Temperance, and the
public generally are earnestly requested
to attend.
"Let the love Of Christ, and the love
of humaaity, and the love Of country,
corstrain US to do what we can to ares.
the progress. Of the destroyer.
Il. CARornERs, Sec.
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Iowa INSTRUCTOR We have rccei>

Iowa INsrRrCroR We have rcceiv
ed the l,t and 2nd Nos. OF the Srd vol
ume Of this exc ,lcnt mou,hly, but lave
not had time TO examine them as the r
merits deserve We ind the following
in the kookuk Co. Aers, aud it is 20
true that VIC copy it:
"We have before US the LIST and 2nd
Nos. Of the Iowa Instructor. monthly
educational journal, published by the
Iowa State Teachers Association, print.
ed by Lusc, Lane 4 Co, Davenport,
Iowa. Terms 81 per year.
The Iowa Teachers Association, which
me, at Wa>hinstontwoyears ago last Aug
resolved to publish an educational journ.
al, aud directed the executive committee
to control the work This paper was i'm
mediatcly started, and in spite Of the
hard times and several other adverse cir.
cunIstances, it "still livrs'-a lasting
monument of what energy and persevcr-
ance can accomplish. To the self sacr'6.
cling labors of Mr.. Nestlerodc Of Upton,
who for the last two years has acted 40
chairman Of the executive committee,
the success of this journal is chiefly ow-
ing. His labors have indeed been ardu,
Gus, aud any other man than Ncstlcrode
would have dispaired of success, but he
knows no such word rs fail The In
structur for the present year is urder
the control Of committee consisting IF
A. s. KisScll, principal Of Davenport
public schools; y. f. Wells. Prof. of
Normal Department Of Stat" University;
:. +. Cooper, of the State Board Of Ed
ucati"n: Rev. NJ. X. Cross, of Upton,
and + Y. Lane, of Davenport. From
the well known ability OF these gentle
men, We predict for the Instructor q
prosperous career during the present
year.
"Tcachcrs of Keokuk county, if you
don't want to be considered drone,, send
for the Instructor, the handsomcst and
best educational monthly printed west
Of the mountains Enclose a dollar,
and address Iowa INSTRUCTOR, Daven.
port, Iowa.
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THE CHICAGO JOURNAL is issued dai.
ly, tri.weekiy, and weekly The daily
edition is issued at 81 o'clock p. M, and
arrives here the next day, giving US later
news than any other Chicago paper. The
journal is first class paper, and has
stood by Gen. Fremont to the last The
daily is furnished at 81 year, or three
months for 81. The tri-weckly is 81 a
year. The weekly Journnl ia $3.50 n
year, with the usual reduction to clubs.
We are now receiving names for q clnb
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THE New YORK TRIBUNE. Every
body knows what the ". T. Tribune is
and almost every body wants copy 1t
has correspondents in all parts of the
world, and will keep its readers posted
IN all respects, except as to our local af.
fairs. Judge Tuthll is now getting up
club for the semi-weekly Tribune at
Sl.75 each. A club for the weekly is
being made up at the post Office, at 81 a
year. Great care will be taken tina. ev.
cry man gets his paper.
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ga See advertisement Of Pro! L.
MiLLERS Hair Invigorator, and L:q
uid Hair Dye, in another column.

ApvERrs!Sa.Therc is no doubt that the great lever
in the extension OF business in these go-ahcad times,
10 in advcrtsng but the immense popularity of that
celebrated remedy for Dyspepsia. LIVER Complaint,
Nervous Debility, &c, Noof' nds German B,iters, is
not much owing TO the fact that it has hecn extern
svey advertised. "a to the great merit of tn art-
Gle. worthless medicine may. through publicity,
acquire shortved notorety. but it requires the basis
OF true merit in order to sustain itself for any consd
cradle length Of time. Hoofand. German Bitter, has
been long and favoraly known to the American public
FOR more than ten years; each day adding some new
proofofts virtues and great curative properties.
These Btcrs for sale by all druggists and dealers
In medicines, at IS cents per bottle.
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d,ipton Abbtrtistr.
Agents for the Advertiser.

4 ADVERTISING AGENTS IN ST. louis
IA Messrs. kENNEpY & ODoNoauuE General
Advertising. Collecting ana Commission agents
45 Olive street st. Louis. No. are our accr. dited
Agents in that city. and they are authorized to
receive Advertisements for the T, ProN Auvru.
TlsEE, and collect bills for the same:
S. s. DANIELS, Publisher.
? MAIHrR 4 ABEorr, Of New York. are author.
ICED to receive advertisements for the ApyEprisyR
~. J. BoNSrrr & Co, Of New York are author
lied to receive advertise ments for the ADVERTISER.
s. W.RATHruN, Of Pioneer. is authori, to receive
subscriptions for the ADvERrlsrR, and receipt for the
same.
III c. II. SCRIvEN. Advertising agent. 81 Dear
born street. Chicago, is authorized to recsipe .adrs-
semsnfs Jor this and al the lsading papers Of the
NORTH West.
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The MUsCATINE DAILY JOURNAL
now issues " mail edition. at 10!
o'clock a. IN. containing the morning
dispatches. In this way We can get later
news in the Journal than from any other
source. When battles are being fought,
time is Of great Importance with news
and every one desires to get the latest.
The journal is furnished for 80 cents a
month, and reaches as the day it is pub,
lished.
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Teachers; Sarah Church, The power Of

Teachers; Sarah Church, The power Of
First Impressions.
r. d. Parsons moved that committee
Of three be appointed to investigate the
charges made by J W. Recder against
NJ. J. a, Gillespie, Secretary of the As
ISOLATION, of reporting false minutes, and
report q, the next meeting. Carried.
The Chair appointed f. A Firth, Eu-
nice Frink, and W. p. Wolf
On motion, the Association adj ourntd
TO the call Of the Executive Committee.
c {. NESTLERODE, Prcs',.
NJ. } \ GILLESPIE. Scc'v.
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TO CONSyrNPTlvES.

v>HE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
L in few weeks hy very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung ahec-
ton. and that dread disease Consumption-s anxious
make known to his fellow sufferers the means ofeure
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrp.ion used Gree OF charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find
Cure for Cosst MILTON, ASTHMA, BRoscnITIs &c.
The only object OF the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription to benefit the afflicted, and spread inforna-
ton which h. conceves to be invaluable, and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy. as il will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. EHWA A. WILSON,
wuL.MsBrGH, Kings County, New York
October 4, ltjO-nilyIyl
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A WORD ~ PRIvATE.-lf you have
paid your subscription for the Adrcrtis'r
don, read any more of this !; but if you
hayo not, then read on. Some Of YOU
owe US for TIE A1rcrtiscr for near four
years 1t matters not how hard the times
were, you have had your a:er, and We
have had to 20 ragged, run in debt, and
manage in every possible way to get
along. If you was the only one who owed
us we could get along; but you are only
one in more than one hundred. So you
see t at the sum that is due US must
amount to CONSIDERABLE We don't know
but you can stand it to continue in this
way, but we cannot Now don't fattcr
yourself that every other man but you,
tina, owes US, Will come gl,t off and pay,
for experience teaches us that such will
not be the case. We must have our old
matters settled up. That's what our
creditors tell US, aud so it must b.. If
you do not pay US what little you owe US
we shall have to send around a collector,
and he will have to be paid, SO that then
you need not spIi to be let of for less
than s. year. |: is to your interest
aud to our interest that We should be
paid at once. 1t is but little for you,
but to US it is Of great importance. We
do dislike to dun, but necessity compeIs
US to do some disagreeablc things. We
hope this will suffice for a year at least
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Upton POST.OEE,CE.

Open from to II o'clock 4. N. and from to
M. On Sundays from p. NJ. to GP. II.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton. daily at s A. N.
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, wcdnes.
days and Fridays; closes at 5 A. u.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
. 4. n.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays a: l
p. NJ.
Red Oak mail Wednesdays Saturdays at An.
All drop letters must be pre- paid with stamps
At the rate OF one cent each.
S. S. DANIELS p. 81.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of a special execution to me direct.
ID ed, issued from the office OF the Clerk Of the
District Court, in and for the county Of Cedar
ard State of Iowa in favor Of Benjamin +. Pawl.
ing, aud against Esther A. Stafford. have lev
led upon the following property as the property
of the said Esther A. Stafford, to-wit:
ut number one ca in block number seventeen
40 in the town of Upton, Cedar county, Iowa.
with the appuItenances thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry. Mt the Court House door in the town of
Upton, in said county. on Saturday the 30th day
OF November A. d. 1851, at one O'Clock p. NJ. of
sad day to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon.
Dated this lst day Of November, A. D. 1861.
]. L. BRADSHAW.
pr fee 81 0ol Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa
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Doors AND SHOES y. 2. Dean, be
ing fully convinced that he can do bu-i-
ness in Upton, BY combining himself to a
strictly ready pay system and keeping a
good assortment, will receive, in q day or
two, another large lot Of boots aud shoes,
which he will offer on such terms as will
make it an object for everybody to pat
ronize him. He don't believe that Tip
ton is dead yrt-at any rate he amt, and
will so convince all who will cali on him
Mr.. Dean is also prepared to buy any
quantity of turkeys, prairie chickens,
9uail>, etc.
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ESTRAY MARE COLT,

TAKEN Up hy John Dice, at his residence in
Center Township, Cedar county, Iowa, on the
2-th day Of October, A. j.. l56l, nm estrsy mare
COLI: Said colt is bright bay, with The right
hind foot white; two Years old; about fourteen
hands high; and appraised at forty dollars.
ALpNZO SHAW. County Clerk.
linton, Nov 18th, 1851 niGm3
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DENTIsTY. p. I. Smith has opened
an office over the old stand of J. 6.
Schumacher & Co., for the practice of den.
tistry. lie comes endorsed by Dr. Tu'-
loss and will probably give satisfaction to
all who emp!y him.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

ZzS~ Shoe nv Newspaper 1hose columns are at
all times cromGed nth nep entertainments and ws
,ciH shor yom community attire nth business ana
enterprise. Tie age IS mouing one. 4 man that
stands in these slater days' rN m short time nd
himself behind h.. competitors. III
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Woop. Woop Cold weather has
come, and the demand for wood is urgent.
Will those who wish to pay their sub
scrip,ion in wood bring it along, and
those who don, want to pay in wood,
can pay US little money. We need it
badly, and SO do our printers and other
creditors.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-28

B@- Last Saturday was a wintry duy,
the wind blowing cold from the west,
and at night about an inch of snow fell,
some of which is still to be seen.
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NOTICE.

4 IL PERSONS indebted n the subscribe,
~ are hereby notified that they must call ~
once, on Arvin Baglcy, who has nv papers. and
SETTLE the same and thereby save costs
linton o.. -, 'Gl ar,s EZRA Mel OFF.
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STcLEN-On Iaet Tuesday night o
horse was stolen from Rev G. Schaef.
fer, and the house ard store Of David
Ray was entered aud some money and
several other things stolen.
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,

CoRSEn OF ith low Sis. DAvESPoRr, Iowa
DAVIS & SONS, PRorRrrroRs.
EREE ChNlBUSES to and from the CARS
Il Office for stages leaving for lie Claire.
rrincetop. Ly ons, De Witt, Maquoacta aud Ana
mosa. Fare, One Dollar per day. (niGl
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EfSSOLV Ell.
C.. =. COM ? TON,
SHIPPING.
Forwarding 4 Commission Merchant

NU>CAfiNE. IOWA.
I'HANkf u fer the patronage therefore e~.
L tended m. hy The merchants and Others e
Upton and vicinity hop" by prompt ana faith.
fl attention To any hn-inc>> Entrusted IL ny
=, r., 10 mert. its cnntiauan'c.
REFERENCES
Ne.s.s. Greea & Stone, MGs.atiuc, Iowa.
Weed. Brdgman & Kent. - -
A. Ogilsie. - -
.'s:er A. nas, Iowa Citys II. Bacon & Co.. Chicago
Z. T. frsenan. " - Mtlitck Rogers. 81. Louis
II. NJ Holden, Washington, Iowa.
ME,,attae. Jane IS. is6etf
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THE DIsTRIcT CoUET will be in scs
sion during next week in this place.
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sry- Sec Advertisement of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative.
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BLANK S----We can now furnish all
who may desire with Blanks Of almost every
description, neatly printed, and Of the most
approved forms.
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IF you want Mill that will clean out the oat
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TIE cUIDEhcD GUAilC ron EVERY

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Wilton Nnrkr:

Corrected weekly by F.BACON, dealer in Pro
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WLroS, Iowa. Oct. GO, 1851.
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TIKI LADIES' G.ED!CAL ERiEND,
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TIE tiESTl.ENES'S MEDICAL aEM.
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