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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-11
Rutland 4 Burlington Railroad.

ON aud after Monday, Nov 18th, 1861, Trains will
W follows, to wit:
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington, SEQ A. NJ, and $50 Pm
Arrive at Rutland, II GOA NJ, aud ~ 30 night
Leave Rutland, 5.25 and II 20 A. NJ.
Arrive at Bellows Fails, $50 A. NJ, and 145p.M
MOVING NORTH AND WEST
Leave BELOW Stalls, 52oA.M 1920 and $40 PM.
Arrive at Ru land 16.l0 A NJ, 2. SO and ~ p. NJ
Leave Rutla 400 A. M, 3 % aud 35 p. M
Arrive at Bt iington l0e0 A NJ, 500 aud T30 p. NJ
TRAINS CONNECT AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington 18th Vermont Centraland vt. & Canada
Railroads for Montpelier st Adams, Rouses point Mon
tresl ogdensburgh the WestAt Rutland, with trsns
for Trey Albany and New Yek Saratoga springs schenec
tdy and the NsstAt Bellows Fails with trains Chesh
ire Rarosi for Fchhurg Worcester Lowell and Boston
With Valley Railroad for Brattlehoo. Springfield
Hartford, Nes Haven and New fork-and with sullivan r.
r. Windsor White River junction, Wells River, 81 Johns
bury, Barton, Lttieton aud the White Mountains.
Passengers the West will find this cheap pleasant
and expeditions route.
Tor Tickets and all necessary information enquire the
ofHces on the line.
E.A. CHAPLIN Superintendent
RUTLAND Nov. %, 1851. 10
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rEsrlM oNIALs.

II regard Mr.. Eddy one Of the most capahe AMI ss,
ia practitioners with whom base had official ntereou
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner 81 pa,ess
81 have hesitation In assuring inventors that The. n,
not employ person competent and nasre,,4s =,
capable Of putting their applications 10 hr Il
for them early aud favorable eonsdenan a i,
Patent ofiicc.n EDMUND BuKkL
Late Commissioner Of Ha
Mr. II. II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN agsE,,
tons all but ONE Of which patents have been grants
and that Il psndsag. Such unmstakabe Prooef ~
talent and ability his part leads TO recommend 4 Il
inventors to apply TO his 10 procure their patents ~
may be sure Of having the most f,hfrl attention bss
their cases, and at very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGAgr
During eight months the subscriber, Ia course Il 4
arge practice, made rejected Applications, sxT
APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which was decided ii Is ~
by the Commissioner Of Patents X. II. Fituf
Boston, Dee 2, 1861. 50-ly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-11

1t is said that when cows are allowed 10
cat the litter which is thrown out of horse
stables, impregnated as it is with liquid ma
nure, their milk and butter will be tainted
with the taste, in the same way that the
flavor is injured by eating turnips, but to a
more disagreeable degree.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-11

A good farmer recently remarked that
he fed his land before il was hungry, rested
il before K was weary, and weeded ii before
twas foul. We have seldom, if ever, heard
so much agriculture! wisdom cond ensed into
a single sentence.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-11

For lady TO sweep her carpet with en-
broidered undersleeses would sc considered
a indecenily dirty but TO sweep the Stree.
with siiken skirt seems to he very geateeI
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-11

FrER m extensive practice Of upwards q twen,,
"A continues to s,cuie Patents IN the Jnitcd sa2'ea
III Great Britain, France, aud other foreign eoup,s y
Yeats Specifications, Bubds, Assignments, and All - "
Drawings for Pate Is executed liberal tsr,ns
,ateh Researches made into Amer ican or Fotes Nv y
TO determine the dis utility OF Patents or lsS
land legal Or other advice rendered all matters y.
ing the Copies Of the elan.s of any Patent ,
hy wmittug One Doliar. Assignments recorded Al NV
ington.
The Agency Is not only the largest IN New Eng'ana
through II Inventors have advantages securing ~
ef asceraiuing the patentabiity Of inventions unsar
by If net iumeasufabA SUPERIOR, 10 any which EN- N
fred them elsewhere. The Testimonials below rss, y
that none Il MORE SUCCESSFUL All Tue pATrSjt s M
Flee than the subscriber and as SUCCESS rs TiIpns
PROOF or ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he son,a N
that he has abundant TO believe nd can rse,
at 20 o.her office uf the Kind the charges FIR
services so moderate. The immense practice Of ~ ~
scriber during the twenty past has enabled M
accumulate vast col ecton Of specifications aud utssis
cisions relative to patents.
These besides his extensive library of legal aud
cal works. and ul accounts Of patents granted IN III M
ted States and Europe, render him able hesoi quesli
offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity for journey to Washington, TO pr.r
PATENT and the usual great delay there, here sayd n
ycntois.
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lsLAND MOUSE,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.

1NHE subscriber having leased the Island House at Bel
Falls and the stable connected tacrewil would
that he putting ia complete order and will be
fully prepared and AFTER Wednesday, May 8 to care Tor
the travelling public who favor him with their
patronage His long experience in tile business leads him
hope that, with gentenAny asst tants careful and at
tentive walters and excellent paryeors he Viii he able TO
fully sustain the high repnte a the laus Hon in las most
pamy days and successfully to the wants Of all The
Of board will such must prove satisfactory
EDMUND JONES, Proprietor
Bellows Fails May /, 1851 Is
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Boot N Shoe store.
@. E- CHA SIC co.
Boots and shoes
BOOTS AND SHOES
9All23a MEASURES.

FENliE<E the best rl.aures ssr Ineasurin Tis. 4,
Aes llpaTts, Sc, giving the eenfeuts Ia an aeerss.
sni Haunsr Seat - express 4ny TaIt o.
aAso az fse+ hulrs ier Surveyors Neaf ard Bsrk
mr. % 50 Air. l. BILLS
III WiIscaeu4lla. Mas.
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Railroads.
VIZ. Valley Railroad.

NToTIcE-on aud after MONDAY. Nov. Isl 1851, Pas
N sengcr Trains vail eayv Bellows Falls for Bateporo
at 1850 A. NJ. and Las 7. and returning leave hfsf~epo
no at t1.50 Al NJ. aud 4 10 r. Nj.
Freight Train Bellows Falls at 10 A. NJ amt brat
tleboro at | 10 p, NJ,
passenger trains this route connect south
ifh the vi 4 Mass aud Connecticut River Railroads 10
Springfield Hartford New Haven and bridgeport dect 70
Nav York On the North With the ltutland Burlington
sullivan Vt Gentra Vermont Canada, connecticut anu
P,ssnmpsc Rivers Railroads forming direct communcapn
with Whehnll, Saratoga and Schenectady = lohnshuy
aud White Mountains, Burlington anu Rouse rtsns os
den sburg and Montreal NJ SLOAIs sup y
November 10, 1851. II
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-11

" Ma, if you will give me an apple, will
be good" No, my child, you must not
be good for ay-you ought to be good for
nothing"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-11
CHARLES BACkMAN & co.
IMPORTERS
Brandies, Gins, RUNS, Wines,
&C., &C.,
No. SO Front sl., New +

IT Hs
Sole Importers Of C. B. Cognac. Old Holland
and Genera Cordial Gin.
We would call the attention Of Commissioners Town
agents, and the Medical Faculty Of the Of Vermont
to well selected stock Imported Wines and qnos
which We offer on reasonable aud satisfactory terms
We permitted to publish the following Chemical Anal
ysis that have been made BY eminent Chemists Of our
Liquors.
BuRlNaras Vt, March 9Th, 1851
To Messrs. oHAs BAcKMAH & Co. NY
Gentlemen We avail ourselves of this method to 10.
form you that we have repeatedly made examination of
Brandes. Whiskey Gin and wnes with which I'M Chr
tenden County Agency at burlington, mainly sup
supplied from houes for the past three tears s
from other agencies the State procured from Won
We have found them invariably fun strength and up
mems from other For medicinal uses they have
fulfilled our expectations and received unqualified ap-
prevail and without hesitation confidently recommend
them e all vho wish to supply themselves with Liquors up
GU which they can rely for purity and strength Ne are
WALTER cARFENrER, NJ D.
BEADFoaD, VI, March 18th, 1851.
To ,ehoH il II hereby certify that have
1851 and have procured the and Liquors sth which
have supplied the Town Agents Of said Comfy from
Charles RacSnan No So Exont Street Ne yotI ,h nm
have had careful Analyses Il said Wines ana iaasr aa
By chas T. Chandler, Esq, Professor the Analytical
all and every instance the result has been TO nrov t -
be perfectly pure and suitable for medicinal purposes
eau sserelois most confidently recommend the house Of
orders TO honorable and conscientious men
GEp, =. BALDWIN
Commissioner for Orange Co.
n. SCHENECTADY, August Goth, 1880.
ieN 1k0- T. BALDWIN, Commissioner,
Orange County. Vt.
Bsay Sr:-I have analysed the fofoui6e ssmniss of
Liquor aud Wine forwarded hy you and fni chem ~ L.
perfectly pure entirely free from injurious s,ltance
! and well suited for medical use
fo1r samples Of Brandy, two samples Of Whisky. One
/ sample Of 1in- one sample Of Port Wine.
The Gin and Port particularly arr Of extra auali.v
CHaELrs p. CHANbtEE
Professor Of Anal tcal CHEMISTRY Union Co,ie,-.
We are permitted to refer 10 the following CoFrissinr.
Town Agents and Ply scians. Of the State az Vennt 49,,
20 80 aaing are guided BY desire place before 80 ir
tnfs l1cts that in themselves evidence thns
Instance one but the rurest and drsrziie -i ~
our hne MI te offered for sale 70 our customers
hesn.acts Edward Hunserford Profssse- ~ fv,.,ss.
n me sn xersiiy Of Vermont; s. " Thaver III d Txn
y te siedesi feuy in the University Of Vermont 81
sSTpenser Professor etc. ia the UNIVERSITY of Vrs.
:. : iieree Agent. burlington. County
~stss Aitrlel Chitenden Calvin Eio,ieft IerasI Cod
% Eearce Washington Charles favis T $500,
'qleiqHiai W. u. II. -sinrhan \ nj Thgs,s I,,es.t,
ssstsr fenser, b FFibie. Rufanl m tgil5ua-e ~
- 4 baidsin, oranee Gsoese Fisher NiEfssr1 u-s
e Needhsm aud Ira GiIori. Aalsou Is-Is''1 = "a
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MA MOOD.
HOW LOST: HOW RESTORED !:

Just Published, In Sealed Envelope Price SIX Cent.
spcvmatqrrttli, Seminal Weskrsss fnxolrrssrs -
sl9s stSa1l isliy- ana I1aroi 1aeufs uaxra-s rrr
-tt NTste@s'ss teusnnFrfgl kqileFsy sud Neu-
'Ai sha Fii siri ineI-etfs. feSli6g from - sase M
Sc ''Nt
ceaFf frtts ffani bis .racc that Tire aNfei ~
sietets 81 esfatuse mas b. ssifisaat m rr
-1A Viz nt ar ecfers surgical e4tnus boEies- dsr
nrt = q = safdis ctutiug cut cure at orc.
certain and eirfual hv Ehich egerv sufferer 10 sstrr
Nhat hir sandiiol may - may hzlsef els4rv rs
sAles ~ faehca3y bis Acture viii prove a boon 70
ssi-t snieE sal ~ pain envelope to sfiress on
The rssst of six cent?, postsss STAMPS o. s
inE Dr. GtiAs- J. G. KLINE
viy II Ee~ctr, New YORK p. o Box sjss
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-11

EVERY FAMILY
SHOULD HAVE
yDR0-MAaNETIC sIPHo,
PREVENTION AND cuss or ALL DISEASE. OF TIE
URINARY AND ssxuaL oas.ys, rHE KIpsrts, srosAcA
BOWELS cescErfIes.
This Sipho when nsed, prevents and De
bility, Cosveness Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Headache
iecuchorr1a Whites prolspsus Utei Falling Of tive
Womb, DISTRACTED Menstraon, and all complaints Of the
Urinal Organs, Kidneys and Bowels.
The Sipho enables all to prevent and sea-e without
to drugs herbs pills, Ii Il perfectly
safe; 1t will last Lifetime, without getting out Of order,
and never falls it simple aud be used by child II
acts maguetcsy and chemically removing absorbing and
destroy ing All morbid secretious and poisonous matter in
the system 1t pleasant to imparts strength and life
TO the body eassns the spirits npar cbesrfaness the
mind and gives tons and elasticity to all Who IT, at
will last for yssxs It enables those whose health cir
cuusanees do permit increase Of family regulate
Limit their Offspring Int must be used during prex
nancy, as it would produce miscarriage.
We send srh eaeh Sho important pyirats and eofasH
nal tAfom ZION, for the Married. and those contemplating
Aa7rtase, aise, tah directions for ats
SECURE ONE.
Single 50; cheaper quality, So Each one is
ranted They are securely packed, and forwarded to all
parts Of the country Address,
DR.. J, RUSSELL,
tBOA b. [lll0l BROOKLYN New Xork.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-04-11

Psrats Medical Treatise he Physiological rieur Of M
rfage.
80 PsGgs AND $50 ENGR4yISos.-price only Is cents
Sent free Of postage all parts the Union On the 10
hrmities Of youth and maturity disclosing the ios
Of both sexes q ages causing debility nervousness r
preston Of spirits papitation Of the heart suicidal n
ngs, iuyolunt imaginatons, buhngs defective memF
~ indigestion and assitnde, with confessions Of hras
Interest OF Boarding School Misc College Student anit
Young Married Lady Sc. sc. IL truthful adviser
the married and those contemplating marriage who en
tain secret doubts their physical condition and
conscious of having hszlred the health happiness al
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Young Men who are troubled with weakness, gensra#
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illness, pains foreetfuness sometimes ringing Of the
weak eyes weakness Of the back lower extrsmite
fusion OF ideas loss Of memory, With melancholy MAJ
cured by the Authors New Paris and London Treatment
We have for the greater part past ear deroedon
time in visiting the European Hospitals awaiting our
OF the knowedge aud researches Of the most skilled Ph
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who place themselves under will now the ~
benefit of the many New and Efieacaus Een4edes whs
enabled to introduce into our practice and the psi
lie shay rest assured of tr zeal ssiuty Secrecy as
attention being paid heir cases which has 80 ucecss
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Eve years.
me eeaey OF which has been tested II thousands Of %
ana never aed 20 effect speedy without any bad n
suits, will use none but Dr. Deianeys Female pertoa
Inc only preeauou Necessary to be observed r
dies should not take them if they have reason b9
he are IN certain Situations 1.-THE particulars Of which =
oe Vdts on the wrapper acce panFing each box thol
always safe and healthy gentl yet active they
Price 81 per box They be mailed to any part Of o
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To the Iadies-Who need a confidential medical sssf
with regard TO any Of those interesting complaints to sA
their delicate organization renders them liable are psf
larly invited to consult us
The EtEcrRo-GALvAEIe PRoTrcrIvE.-For married h5e
whose health will not aanit or who have no dcsss =
crease teir itny, may be obtained above. IL i perez
y sale and has been extensively used dnring the last t
years Price reduced 10 SO
Attendance daily. from in the morning til "
night and on Sunday from tin p NJ
Medicines with full directions sent to any part 81 y
eLls STATES Or tanalas, by patients communicating ~
slF,ais nF letter Business correspondence strictly "
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nv liNI Ut NHAIITJDb.
zoVpQ copies Of Medical book Of g pages sTtrs
etrnsA ior gratuitous circulation. by sufferer Sho
nsen taaly cured nervous debility Iaszisude ds
sun OF spirits dr1vsiuess pains In the hack tnidi4 =
AntsS 1nncss Of sight piupis loss of memory, Sc
seiting RON early errors by following the instructions
en m TINS book considers il his duty in gratitude
author, and the teneit Of consumpfife aud Nervsu
IeeTs p publish the means used. He will tlerefor
free 70 any address, on the recsfps Of two stamps e
The work containing every information required Asa
Box 5s9, r. o., Albany, \, Y. 2elsH
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09
Condition Of the Louisiana Plantation
The Negroes, &c.


There is no doubt that the negroes,
for more than fifty miles up the river,
are in state of insubordination. The
country Is given up to pillagc and desc
lation. The Tnionists are robbed by
guerrillas. The Union>ts levy upon the
sccessionists. The slaves refuse obedi.
cncc and cannot be compelled to labor
The guerrillas drive them off from the
plantations when the Union forces are
known to be near, and hundreds escape
by following the Unionists to Carrollton,
as they return from their foraging expe.
ditions. They do this often against the
wishes Of the officers in command aud
I am assured by an officer who has been
out to that country that nine tenths o.
the slaves would leave the plantations fo
Csrrollton if they should be encouraged
to do SO. The planters families are it
a deplorable condition. Unable to raise
food for their subsistence, unable to pur
chase it, obliged to feed their negroes
who will not work, these negroes almost
10 state of revolt, the able bodied white.
mostly in the rebel army as conscripts-
they seem to have nothing left to learn
in misfortune If the real state of these
plantations at the present time was
known in the army Of General Lee, there
would be very little more needed to make
many homesick hearts there.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09

A boy twelve years ofage, named Hurd,
escaped from the Indian attack on set
tlemcnt near Lake Shetck, Minnesota,
and actually carried and led his baby
brother, two year. old, for sixty miles, to
New Ulm, the nearest settlement. These
"babes in the wood were fourteen days
in making the journey, subsisting on
wild fruits and roots. The mother OF
the heroic children has since been res
oued ,pd united to them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09

~Let it be remembered that G.. w.
Jones, for many years . Democratic Sen
ator in Congress, from the then Demo,
cratic State of lows, was placed in Fort
Lafayette on a charge Of treason, was
liberated by forbearing government,
and was afterwards proved by his own
letter to be an upmitigated traitor; de-
string the entire success of jeff. Davis s
treason, and cursinG Douglas for his op.
position threats. Let it also be known
and remembered that this same traitor
Gus Jones is now a member of the Demo.
cratic party Of Iowa, in full fellowship,
and that only last week he acted as pres
ident of democratic meeting at Du-
buque at which Ben. NJ. Samuels made
a speech -Dnu, Gdz.
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~It is stated on good authority tn

~It is stated on good authority that
Richard II. Sylvester the Democratic
candidate for Secretary Of State has gone
to Corinth, Miss, to engineer for the
votes of the soldiers Of Iowa the, ,eabouts
located. It is certain that Richard has
gone to Coriuth it is also certain that
hs has not gone to fight the rebels, had
he possessed the slightest desire for that
smploynebt bs could doubtless hsve been
gYati6sd.
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-. r. MAIIONY l. BRO,
Il A ! LO II S

llNE door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
I vwo, k entrusted to our care will he attended
to promptly. made in the latest fashions and war
rantcd to give entire satisfaction. Charges reas.
onane. Give us a call.
Tipton, March Ii, 1860. lltf.
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ntA, The Buffalo Erpress thus speaks
Of the attempt being made by the Demo,
cratic leaders to make capital for their
party out Of the cry Of "Arbitrary ar
rests"
"Tbe drift Of these politicians is to.
wards revolution and anarchy. While
they pretend to stand by the Govern
ment they are iusidiously engaged in
combined effort to undermine its author.
ity and revolutionize itspower. This is
the position taken, and We shall sec
whether the popular heart of this State
can be alIured from its loyalty and its
allegiance, by this cry of "arbitrary ar.
rests ~ when but one real issue now ex-
lists and that between loyalty aud disloy-
atty"
These sentiments apply to Iowa with
the same force as to New York
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09
The Moloch of Slavery stll Unappeased.

Inc NoIoch OF slavery SUI Vnappe0seds
Mr.. Editor:-I take the liberty to
trauscribe part of private letter from
DR.. Hobart Maynard, dated at Scamp
Totten Hospital, Sedalia, No, Sept. 2sd,
1852" The Proclamation has no doubt
reached "Camp Totteu" before this time;
and, in the name Of outraged justice aud
dec:ucy, let US hope that no more such
scenes as that described by DR.. NJ, will
be enacted, "by the authority Of the
commander Of the post" c.
Ertract:-"Occasiou,ly something
turns up to relieve the nonotouy Of our
every day life, though is not always Of
the most pleasant character. e. g, Last
Sunday three intelligent looking black
boys, living twelve miles north Of here,
aged l6, II and 10 yeas, respectively,
laboring under the insane idea that free
dom was the Dormal condition of even
negro boys, ran away from secesh masters;
and, as our camp was their only place
Of refuge at this ost,-all other soldiers
being Missourians, ns,-they stopped with
US. All went on smoothly until last
night. About midnight was called up
by drunken Irishman, under false pre-.
tences. l soon fourd out that he had
been persuaded to lead o gang Of spies,
calling themselves U. s. officers, into our
encampment. A squad Of men was d.
rected to prepare their guns. At this
the scamps took to their heels, and no
amount of scouting could discern their
whereabouts. Pat was arrested aud
lodged in the post military prison.
To day company Of men came in,
backed by the authority ofh command
er Of the post; aud, much as We regretted
it, prudence dictated that we should see
them marched back into slavery again
And tins IS but one example OF many
more l could give.
During the brief time l have spent
here, I have seen Ger much of the accur
sed thing, aud am free to confess that |
AIN relieved Of world of squeamishues;
and if have one desire above another in
relation to the war, it is thus:--that the
people Of the North give Pres Liuncolr
no peace until he shall have insugurated
an emancipation policy, under the wal
power, as a military necessity For
see now, as | never saw before, how ur-
gently the spirit of the times, and oul
common humanity demand it,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09
TiDtOn Tannery.

II. 4 J. J. DAIRY would ann . ice to the
public that they are prepared +" TAN LEAIH-
ER tor customers on the shares, or for pay
The hi CHEST cash price will be paid for hides.
We have lac assortmene OF Leather on hand.
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange it
for hides.
linton August 80, 1860.
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buggy anil team whips good assortment of
Collars &c. which will be sold at price, to suit
he times rS|CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Upton, January 18th, 1861.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

CIGHT DRAFTS on NEW YORK CAN BE
- had of the Subscriber in sums to snit pnr
ehasers Certificates of Deposit. and Drafts IN
Eastern Cities, cashcd. American gold furnish
ed at n small premium.
nsS Once over iloltslander's store.
WIN. II. TUTHILL.
Upton, Iowa. July lst 1860.
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DURFEE Il TERRY,
Watch RcpaircrS and jewelers.,

AGENTS for the best SEWING MA
FM CHIMES in use, and dealers in Musical
NJ instruments, Sheet Music, Italian str'ngs'
&c. All orders by mail for music, sent free up
on receipt Of retail price.
1sy- Once in Upton, Postofice Building !;
priucipal store, Mascatine, Iowa. MI
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Pike e,S Peak.
II w. HALL, having returned fro Pixies
.ssSDs OF COOPERING and Repairing, At his
south of the Jail.
''fon, October a5th, 1850: 7.l3m3