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Mrs. Creep that ,ety ia, removed 'vcry bsc
4 Eric's study. and Afterwards sto kept va'cl
,yer the barrels TO n iko sure ,Lat they laid ~.
more school books nor Studying boys.
Fore'eciug this Jessie bad, the moment NJ.
Crccp disappeared, made all hasts 20 take dow
md hide Eric's picture, examples, and VIII
thor things she could remove.
That nj ,ht Jc..io vas wb' Nv the trins!t
d mouse 1cras. her l.or Sh, Ssria1 up IN
real fright anil ,,l"l about her, bswillcrsI.
WHO W.. it At the wind ~ Was some TO
yer or ma. ger cu,cii,.. thorc1
WHY, Do, it va. o., large enough for man,
ui It Was somebody getting ont instead Of in.
" En- cried lo,.i, ~ size caught him by IL
..oailu. GII.k as h..h she had darted a
MIN.
lilo ,uru.i his pale fice, with IT, wide opcI
ut expire. ioulo.Ityos, towards her, ami T..
lively yis'lol TO hor sr,ug 9Th
She rus'el him back to bed and fastening th'
window, returned 10 her own cot.
Size had saved tho life, ", at least the limbs o.
ho boy, who, dreaming that his uncls chase
him with heavy whip IN hls hand, and viii
ruel threat. on hi, t1u..t", wa. irving 70 oscar
y climbing out Of tho window. A moment
more AMI he would hayo fallen on the stono stcl.
GLOW.
4 mousc In ~ Midnight g.nbol., wa us.l
IN IN .trumcni Of rric's s,fct, We 10 not ihirl
nough # Tho 81, :riii 'encc Of such small thiu..
To ,, H,n'aui
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TAPSCOTT'S LINE
OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

TIE subscribers continue H. grant certificates Of
No Of packets, comprising In pAit the following
hips.
WI TAPsCOTT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DREADNOl GIT MASCUESTIH VICTORY,
hENJ. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION, J, = BOYD,
NEST pOiNT, ESCORT, PHOENIX.
NDhRwRIrLR, SEA FLOWER, CANBRIAN
bakius, ts,tAsr With others, = slip every hve
SyH
The subsrtiictaare R.so agents Tor the
LINE or LONDON PACKETS,
Fur all OF which they grant certificates IN liberal
rms
REMlTTANCEs FROM IRELAND, &c.
7. & Co.. As1 continue To- ifsuo iIa'ts, payable uu
uHuaul, Throughout .uy'sud, ireland, Scotland,
.i Wales. ht a., IOwEhT RATES.
Circulars, with ell part may he bn1 on
.ypi.,'ou rfty letter, enc, .. .si,gs stamp H.
JApSCOTT n CO.. So south -. NJ. Yn-k
ThratpIE SMITH a Co, Liverpool
WHO "ttr'I.I
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INaH RANEgi.

HOVE LIFE N>uRANCE COMPANY, No
i IL. INT Z. H.a...ur, and ~ Roadway, New
York " tal, viii R,a4h cal ia. Of ~ 'Iuon in
vrat.d 40 .tH.>s u, &c state %. Sew York aud utst
elias u.uts and MORTGAGES.
WAITIR 5. GRIFFITH President.
GEN e. RILEY, soy
Ir-TUis Company las an p'ul principle IN
tend -l g. prevent tho lapse o. amy policy aud n se-
cure :. assured in every case all the assurance
which their payments viii provide tor. Our mem
hcrs nerd u aYU.r' md, therefore, tlat their ina
Iity e. pay the prcuilta - any hture sine will
involve tie loss Of ~ 1T Ihey nave paid.
our prospectus and other publications viii be
sent grstuitlusy ~ aIl who require II.
Cio1t AGENTS wanted, and VII hs frosted on the
most liberal terms mh2l till ju24'll5
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old BLACK STAR LINE
~ or LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Passenger from or " Lvenpool, 10y the following
st class packet ships, sailing on the
Jtn and 2ith Of e. d mouth.
tNrHI'e, Cutiyntor. Rpscius,
ltrHi.a, C"nosurc, John Bright,
3D.. Mpols, Chancellor, Thornton,
.rdE,w1trr. Cou.t.tuti1n, Universe.
DRAFTS Oh INF ROYAL BANKS
IEELAND, ltsTTR BtrLtSG Co.. AMI ALI PANTS
~ E~q.asp ASH HcorLAND.
III 24ac'lOo WILLIAMS a GttON, 40 Fulton A.
rUOMrSON'S BLACK STAR LlNE-FOR
Liyerfsul-The splendid packet ship JEREMI.
vi THOMPSON at pier 81, Fast River, sails To-
i'rrow From Liverpool, ship u this line sails
very week. APPLY Al ho Office, 2I6 Pearl ct.
mill Pin 'i2t
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~ NEI.sIO

4
~ FOR I'M
WISE
VA
lpSON RIVER RAILROAD
NEW YORK CENIEAL RAILROAD.
EXPIRES TRIMS LEAVE DEPOT
III DNON RIVER RAILROAD,
pHt,, rrNrNls EN,urllr A. T1lIows
A. goo a '''' '' A'7.aa' ta "
100 a..A hpor ll.a1A.N, B. 80, ...or ~
Aurtr.a. ud Bu'.., Train, w.t,Fuup %. r,.a,
lu.lrr.N lHIpr r
c'NSs $50 A. Arr,sy VIM srv roas oss,...
EAiLEHNr IuE
" ufhLrrADY Ku,TrsTru,
ROME and s,ton. on RiifAiS.
/; uC uHd M.trtown NIAGARA FALLS,
R"lF''i' ,,..,, 81 PENSION BRIDGE,
ACHl tN, GINENN. ,SDAIGrA
I'n- 10 Connection ',ay, b'IlAl0 rti SIS
rlS-lpS ~, LAKE SHORE ~ ITALO All
Z NLl Iit Ron AND GREAT WI TERN RAIL
k'Nn inE iINNlL ro>. TuRu,ro DETROIT
t,uoA'n, Inllb". MliNAI kIE. IuN II
lac IA Gro. fi- HNN'-,E rPAIKlF ut
,ulES. GALNNN. bJNlEiIll. D'BIQ CO.. Pro.
WN. eOrN I,LANp. NrS.NrlNE. IoWACiiY
i.N ~ LOUIS. CAIRO. q. tEE HAurE Is
plANNruLIS. lplIsvIrlL CI>CINNATi
hNfimN ,ollhr CLEVELAND, and a
"'' ""'' N ["t. Il. f rs ,,5 On 2''''"'''
C.n.,'ar ~. t..rs ~ 'r.o,, aiu Troy q
-'nN ". rr>s v shHNINtA ROADS To-,
.'Eifu3h MuulNiL l. ILANp. r.R
rlNrl7UJK,u oirtNsu MONTREAL
LOCAL TRAINS
r..." r-,u.. t-....,,.. ..o.,v .uA las eu.
"a.A l2"nt s1arv0 t10rN.
'.,'. 81. u.i. 'o'A.N. poo Al. and 40 ~
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PROVISIONS.

DUY TIE BEST FISH PROVISIONS !
ID Now selected MacksreL 20 ~, ~ ih, - lb, 200
10 I..ckalrs, new y cklad herring, goldfish, sussr
ur hams, cn1pli.r' sect, hrd, g g, AL gl,d a d
Cheap. SCI tpt Tor r-tl''uN by a. W ROSE 4-s
Vs.A.nstoY H. near Ia clay, e"oniN D. DO" p'''.'
s,y,,.s ~ ,SUllJ !-iAsa, utas !i-i,lN
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SHIPPING.

TOR LIYERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
4 linc-T The packet sldp COMPROMISE, lying at
'"r IL, East RIVER, sails March 2gth. For passage,
Ppb 20 WILLIAMS & GUION, % Fulton II,
mhi2 2lacsll0
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TSItE%S.

SHIRTS! SHIRTS II & COlLhl~
> Cloap ,-.ht1 Flewru'' .'t.' I'
~ no A. t-- "a ...
20 +.G.i..EI, ~ ,1,s =
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD
ANfOk plllLADELPHiA, AND THE s -.
AND MISE VIA JERSEY CITY,
NEWARK, ELlZABETH. RAILWAY
NLW BRuNsWlCK, PRINCETON, IREN
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: AIUu NSD BACK EpOM 80 LEI
\ 500 4. .-.u, Il n.. .R'..r 100 o.. 8 Q hsdf.. mf
'1 A.u.r u. n..ro q. Ave-. { 81 uylIS
AZ. ,'llJ
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EmE THRoUGn EXPREss TRAIN PoR


leaves New York al p. n daily tsundays N
ed! making cluse connection NJ Harrisburg
ppnnsy yaiiia RalirUAd-with no change Of II
Pittsbury, sud but one 10 Cincinnati and Ch|
Pour hours / me ~ saved W taking this tr,fJ|
ELIZARE1lIPORr AND NEW YORK fEt
taave New Y * frurn Pier No. North \
1..O and II. % a. NJ, 32O, $50 and $40 ?. ".
Tie boats stop at Bergen Point and ~
H,rbor every tr'p each way.
aus iY'tO5 JOHN q. srFRNS, srperirtcu
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EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG

ThsGA. VI. Express Train from M Yur
rives a. Hsrr's sry at P. NJ, CONNECT ny -
West On Peuusy yania Central Rdlroae j
Central R,lrYai Nurtn ami south, aud with
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18
THESTATE OF OHIO, vINToN COUNTY.
SALE or REAL ESTATE.
BY ORDER OF THE PROBATE COURT.


D. j. Canny Administrator ..
Of Jared BobO, deceased, Petition to sell
against Real Estate.
Lovina BobO.
PURSUANT to an order of sale, made by said
Probate Court a'.d to mo directed, will Of
fer for sale, at public auction, upon the prcmi-
ses, on
Saturday, January 10Th, 1863,
AZ o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the followin'
described res.l estate, situated in the said Coun.
ty of VintOn, to wit The southeast quarter, Of
the southwest quarter of section number thirty
four, in township number ten, of range number
fifteen; containing Forty acres more or less.
Appraised ut -Four hundred dollars.
Terms of sale, one-third of the purchase mon
ey cash in hand, one-thrd in six, months, aud
one third in twelve months, tho deferred pay
|ments to be Oh interest from day Of sale, and
secured by mortgage on the premises. "a.
D.J. CANHY, Administrator of
Jared BObo, deceased.
December l1th, 1s62-4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18
CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED

This Office will hereafter be conducted on
the CASH SYSTEM. We are compelled to
pay CASH for our paper, aud at a large advance
in price, labor in the Office, lights, fuel, taxes,
ink, materials Of every kind and every thing
we use and as every other business is now car
ried on, by the cash system, we soc no reason
why this OifcC should not do the same. In or
der to give lime to meet this change VIC will
give until THE FIRST DAY OF JANUARY,
1868, to pay up, and subscribe for another
year. AS an inducement We will take at the
rate OF enc dollar per year until the First Of
January next from all who arc indebted on
subscription, after that tino the advertised
rates, will he charged, aud all cluims must be
settled up. We will take Country Produce at
highest rates on subscription and debts. After
the First day of Janvary, 1868, no more sub
soribers will receive the paper, unless paid for
la advance.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18
Masonic EalltCrag,

Tho remains Of Bro, John Shrcck,
engaust, will be buried, by order o.
Delta Lodge, in accordance to the
ceremony Of the Masonic Fraternity
Oh Tomorrow, Friday, December 10th
at o'clock, p. NJ. Mineral Lodge
Orphans Friend Lodge, and the Brcth.
ern generally, are requested to b,
present.
BY order of Delta Lodge.
Z. A. BEArrvN, Scc'y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18
OBITUARY..
10, o. +, HALL, 1854,
MCARTHUR, Dec. 9, 1862.


The Committee appointed to prepare suitable
Resolutions commemorative Of the death Of ouI
late felicw member Patrick Murdoek, who diede
at Chi!licotle. November 9Oth, 1862, beg leav
to report
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Almighty dispo-
ser Of evils TO remove from this life our Brother
Hon. Patrick Murdock; therefore,
RfSolged, That in the death of Brother Muir
dock the order has lost one of its best and most
exemplary members, his family an GiIectionute
husban and father, society one Of its brightest
ornaments, and the community one of It's most
esteemed, active, and energetic citizens.
R6solrtd, That the order, while it bows to this
Eiist0riOus ditpcnsation Of an allwise Providence
sincerely and earnestly condOes with the bereav-
cd family Of its late houoTcd Brother.
RtSOlr,d, That in ties imOny of the appreciation
and respect for the virtues aud memory of the
deceased, the lodge shall be draped in mourning
for t1irty days.
ResOIred, That these resolutions be recorded
on lhu minutes Of the Lodge, and copies of the
same presented to the Macarthur papers for pub.
licution, and request that tho Chillicothe papers
publish the sane, and that copy. signed by
tho proper officers Of tic Lodge and under is
seal. he presented to the family Of our late
Brother.
Us. HAWK, !
II KING, Committee.
q II VIII
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18
STOCK OF GOODS
AT
.'t s... lar "a
q. I'd. HDodge's.
10 THE CLERK OF VINTON
r.,s COUNTY,


rINllE times for holdine,the Distriet Cnurt
l. and the Courts OF Common Pleas in the sew.
eral Counties Of the Seventh Judicial District of
ONO, for the year 1868, are fixed as follows:
DISTRICT COURTS.
Washington. April Sixteenth; MeiQs. Apri,
twentieth; Gallia, April Twenty second; Law
renee, April Twenty fourth; Scioto, Arril
twenty Nenth; Pike, April Twenty ninth;
Perry, September First; Fairfield, Septomber
ihird; locking, September Seventh; Athens,
September Ninth; linton, September Eleventh
jackson, September Fourteenth.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
FmsT SuB-DUIsroN.-Porry, March Ninth:
May Eighteenth; October Twelfth. TIocking
February Twenty third; May Fourth; Septern-
Der Twenty eighth. Fairfield, March Twenty.
Vhlrd; June First, October Twonty-sIxth.
-, SECOND SUB IyIsIoN.-Lawronce, February
Tenth; May Twelfth; September Twenty sec
ond. NinIon, February Tenth; May Twelfth;
september Twenty-sccond jackson, February
IIwenty- y-iGurth; May Twenty-sixth; October
fourteenth. Pike, March Tenth; June Ninth;
october Twenth-soventh. Scioto, March Sc -
ehteenth; June Sixteenth; November Third.
THIRD SCB-DIvIsIoN.-Ga March Ninth:
June Eighth; October Twerty-sixth. Moi4s'
HSrch secondi juno First; October Nineteenth.
washington, February Nineteenth; May Twon-
ty-hrSl; October Eighth. Athens, March Nine
'oenthiJune Eighteenth; November Fifth.
". W. Johnson, Judges of the Courts of
goHS 1 WEIGH, Common Pleas of the
T. b. EWING, Seventh Judicial Dis
JohN P'PLTLEY, trict Of Ohio.
The State Of fOhio,
Vinton County.
l. GEoRGG LANTz, Clerk Of the Court Of Com
m 'leas, in aud for sarl County, do hereby
cerufi that the foregoing is true copy of the
origina order now on file in my office.
- Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court, this 9th day of November, A.
lL''l D.!S62.
Nov 27-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18

SUPPLIES FOR MCCLELLAN One OF
the complaints made by General Nc
Clellan WAS that bis army was badly
supplied. This complaint was said
TO have been grounGlcss. But since
his removal we tiud the following in
a Republican paper:
The following we copy from tho let
Ter Of soldier that the Secretary of
War, General Eallcck and the Quar-.
trrmasters, may sec and read Tor them
selves:
"For Gods sake, put
something in your influential paper
nbout the condition of the Army Of
the Potomac. Scarcely man has a
decent pair Of shoes, and hundreds
are barelooted. The weather is the
most uapropilious for this state of.
faiH; the nights are bitter co d. and it
haNag been. raining three or four
dayssVN,raaA are like tho roads on
0the msGNsSBA day of the battle Of
WNiS msbulgS Few Of the men have
: mora llRn one shirt. Why are VIC al.
lowed &suffer in this way"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18

The ORIGINAL CAsn STORE still
sells at prices that defy competition
His stock consist Of every variety OF
dress and fancy goods, groc,rics, Sc.
All will he sold at reduced prices.--
Give him a call; it costs nothing to
show goods.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18

U j. X. WILL is still receiving
more new goods for Christmas gifts,
together with Everything nsoiul and
s"bstantia, CorfiuniIy use. His stock
OF groceries arc large onI fresh. Give
him a call.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18

UF The official vote Of the State
Election in Illinois loots up hand,
some majority Of 1851 for the Dem,
Ocrucy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18
Another Rebc, KnId.

MoBsoo RIVER, six miles North Of
Dumlries, Va, Dec. Pat about
daybreak this morning between 1000
and 1,500 Of Stuart's Cavalry dashed
into Dumfries, and captured ten sut
lers and twenty five pickets: so it is
represented by Mr.. William Mcintosh,
telegraph repairer. They also cut
down a telegraph poe and cut the
wire, destroying several Government
and suffers wagons, aud then hastily
retreated. Bfigadier General Stein
weir has since occupied Damhies.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18

New CASH STORE Davis & Felton,
wishes it understood that thoy will
Sell goods, during the holidays, at as
! low figures as they can be bought for
j" the comfy Call and examine. I.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18
The MCArlhur Democrat.

9 NJ. PETTENGILL d CO.. Adver.iisn
OS Agents, No. 81 Park Row, New York &
estate Street, Boston are our Agents and ure
authorized TO take advertisements and Sub
eriptions for US at our Lowest Rates.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18
LEGAL NOTICE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER CT coup

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER CT COURT.
( N the 18th day of January, A. D. 1868, at
' the hour of o'clock T. NJ Of said day and
at the premises IN Jackson township, Vinton
county, Ohio, will bo sold to the highest bid :.
dor, tho following real estate, as the properly
Of Samuel Walker, deceased, to wit: The west
half ofthe southwest quarter of section mum.
Der thirteen, townsliR number ten, of range
number nineteen, Vihton county Ohio, sub
icet to the dover estate Of Margaret Wnlkcr,
appraised at il75, subject to dover, and must
sell for at least two-tliirds that sum.
TERMS OF SGLE-Ono- third cash in hand, one
third IN six and the residue in twelve months,
with interest from the day Of sale. The defer.
cd payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises
JOHN STEVENS, Administrator
of the Estate Of Samuel Walker, decd.
Nov 27-4w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18
CHANGE OF TIME.
SClOTO And N0CkiNG VALLEY
X A IL ROAD.
ttt.s Ez III -ET!rs5;1EEij1- 7 EEasFysFl
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
0Nand after Monday, April 10th, 1861, trinso
" will runs as follows:
ssGoING HoRTn-Mail Train leaves Portsmouth
atT:OO a, Nj; arrives at liGmden Mt 1918 5P.M
making close connection with through trains. to
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad for ali point.
EhsG aud West accommodation Train leave
Portsmouth At 1880 N; arrives ut Hamden at 5
20PM.
GoISG SouTn- Accommodation Train lea,
Hamdon at6:l5 a M;arrives ut Portsmouth
1880 a. NJ. Mail Train leaves lIamdon at 9;
NJ; arrives at Portsmouth at 8 :OOr. NJ.
Through Tickets for Marietta, CLilIlcoth
Cincinnati and Columbus can be procuIed atth
Ticket Offices at reduced rates
j. W. WEBB, Rcce ar
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18

.TllE times for holdipg,the District Court
L and Lhe Courts OF Common Pleas in the sew
eral Counties Of the Seventh Judicial District of
ONO, for the year 1868, are fixed as follows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18
NJ AsUNlC.

There will be o Pubic insta.
lS'ion of rbe officers elect of Delta
Ledge, No. .2O7, on Chrietmao Eve,
the 9th inst. The Brethcrn are re
specially requested to be in attend
ancc.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18

NTSigrI will prefer charges against
GtIeral Pope, Of conduct unbccoming
M officer and gentleman, and total
incompctrncy az military cJmman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-12-18
LEGAL NOTICE.

Thomas B. Jennings TIL" State of Ohio, Vim
VS.. ton County-Court of
Ruth II. jennings. Common Pleas.
Duth Hannah Jennings, of the township of
IL Washington, and county OF jackson, and
State Of Ohio, is hereby notified that ThOmrs
Benton Jennings did, on tho 26th day of No.
vember, A. D. 1862, file his petition in the office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within ard for the said county Of Yinton and
State Of Ohio, charging the said Ruth Hannah
Jennings with adultery with one RIndolph-L.
trazce, and asking that he may bedivorced from
tho said Ruth Hannah jennings, which petition
will stand for heariug at the next term of said
Court.
THOMAS BENTON JENNINGS,
By II. S, BUNpY, his Atty.
Nov OF, lsG2.Gw
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-06
WATER DRAWER.


'I'HE undersigned is now Offering 10 ,ho o;.,
,, HehS OF CEDAR county Puier's Patent Water
nra"er which cNeels all other devices of tho
~n nu '1sanc2a' durability, ease Of draft, con
'ch'chcc IN use, and neatnesH # arrumrI,,na
no zee IN winter; aud. as the bucket fills from NE
coIt'ip' II does not riIe the water and takes Il
ron, rom we very bottom of the we'll. In lowering
no chs', ,he crank does not turn, and the de-
aeeht - feGnia,ed by small lever. The comno
s''loh ribbon, BY which the bucket il drawn ia
by by '1"Rh ana VIII last great many years
rfice OF cnrbs, 81 to $40. The ribbon is ten cont.
LOU. having pat mp the "Drawer' for the
I.'s""a Eamch bciow, take the liberty of refer.
ring to them for evidence of its cxcclcnc;es
Upton, July BOTH 1862. '''' ,a ,,al:
Names Of persons who have Pufcr,s wa,or
Drawer in use: UNIT water
n1n' - ", H. TnthilI. John Culbertson, ". Ham.
, ~ II, helgart < Wirick, j. X. SNYDER ! w
,n,atgtey' H. G. Piatt, Robert II. Adams. G., II
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an and after Monday, Nov. 18TH, 1851 ana
~ until further notice, trains WILT as io''
lows:
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi.
cage, at 4''o T. ="
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington. '''o a. y.
Leave Wilton for Mu<catine. go A. NJ. 4'oo Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. '.'V A. NJ
Arrive al Wilton from Muscatne,
at 9L0AM. s. so r. NJ
Arrive at Wilton from Iowa City
Passengers going west make direct connec,
tons with the Western Stage Co. ; stages Tor all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island 18th the Chicago and Rock lsland
r. r. trains, for all points east, s"nth and north'
Also with the C;aena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack
ct! at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly az
Chicago, with all Trains over all the roads East
and South
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity OF
givias distinct directions a to the destination
of their baggage. Also to procure tickets oeiore
taking their seats in the ears.
j. TRACY, Supt
A. KmBALL, Assistant Supt.
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X .'U' AL.-HoR.cE " arEes, Agent. has rcmoved
u, 70 40, 4'i broadway. n. Y, hetweer Grand nd
Sfeets' where he sells 7-octave Pianos f,-
S'o' anu warranted; second hand Pianos ard Moi.
oeohs rom S25 to $3.50. All kinds Of nusic,i ,nn-
t at war prices; pianos and mel0deous to rer
same Alexander Organs for churc4cs at low prices
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F.As opened a BARRIER SHOP in Tirton. and is nov
- prepared to shaw, Cu, aai prc.. Hair. Shampoo.
&c. From long experience tie feels confident Of giving
satisfaction. G!Tc him d cail-lst door South Of the
Aldrich House Shop closed at . a. N. on Sundays
N.B.-!e isalso prepared - do withdrawing
II the mos, approved manner 'nl5snl
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NHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE or
ASrFFEREN:-Pub lished a. q warning. and
for the especial hcnett OF Young Men. and those
vino su5f=r with Nervous Debility, Loss OF hem-
Org. Premature Decay. &c, &c by one who has
cared himself ~ simple means, alter Eeihe pu'
l., Great exnen.c and Inconvenience. through
the ,.@e of worthless medicines prescribed by
learned Doctors. Single copies may he had OF
tHn author, e. \. LAMBERT, E>q~ GreenPoint
IynyIsland. by closing a postpaid addresse /.
.ct,>tiare. Address
CHARLES LAMBERT. Esq.
g2a2m Gtevnp9iat Long l>,ud, \. Y.
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PIANOEs.

Persons sho wish to buy a Piano of the best maker,
will he shown how they can save handsome sum in
the pure hhse II they address
PIANO. care JOY, Coz & CO.,
Publishers Agents.
New York ?. O.
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THE partnership heretofore existing betweer
l. Messrs. BowEKsoCE, MANrrIL, and Surru
Merchants, at SpringdaIc, is dissolved by mutua
consent MANft IL and smith retiring. The az
lairs OF tie late firm viii be settled Nv
JESSE HOWEKSOCK,
Spring dale, Iowa, April ljsh 1862.
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l. l. 4 STE RING.

j., Il ~ ne n; subscribers will be prepared
TO 40 plastering, and all other kinds ~ Mo-.
kthe coming season. One Of them will al
ysoefonnd at thu New Court House.
Upton, Jan 30, SO, (5yD THOMAS GOpDEN
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SpEkNATORFsIIHA

." ARD ASSOCIATION, pHLaDKLPnIA-
L Benevolent Institution established b..
special endowment, for the relief Of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with vruIent and chrome
diseases and especially for the cure Of diseases
OF the Sexual organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
surgeon Valuable reports On Spcrmatorrhoa,
the Ne" Remedies employed in the dispensary
sent IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge,
Two or three stamps for postage acceptahle-
Address, DR.. j. SKtLLMAN HouGHroE, Howard
Association, No. South Ninth St, Philadelphia
"a. ONLY II, d: VI