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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-11

Germantown, June !, 1861.
DR.C.N. JAoKsoN---SIR;-lt 1t gave pleasure
two years ago, TO give you certificate, testifyng
what the German Btters had doue for me. ! am
now perfectly cured of all those diseases your med >
icine processes 10 cure, viz Dyspepsia, Chronic
and Nervous debility, diseases of the K,dneys,rSc
The powerful influence it exerts upon Nervous rros.
tration is surprising. have been consulted frequent
ly in refeience to your Btters, and without hesita-
ton, have recommended it for the above complaints,
and in every instance it has efTectually cured Your
medicine has great reputation IN Ger mantown and
is now sold in every Drug store, and in most of the
Grocery stores heie. If any one should question
what say let them come TO Germantown, and
will prove TO their satisfaction, that the Bitefs have
cured in this vicinity than twenty cases Of the
above disease. Respectfully,
HANNAH WUNDER.
Main ST., above Rittenhoose, Germantown, Pa.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-11

In the Court of
Common Pleas of
Bedfofd County,
No. /, Mayhem,
) 1862.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-11

From, T. MERTON Brown, d. D., Editor Of the En-
cyeiopsdia of Religious Knowiedge. 59
Although not disposed to flvor OF recommend Pat
ent medicines Iii general, through distrust of their
in ngredients and effects, yet know of sufic lent
reason why man may not testify to the benefit he
believes himself TO have received from any simple
preparation, in the hope that he may thus coLtrib-
ute to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard TO floohands
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. Z. M. Jackson, OF
this city, because was prejudiced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
cheiefy an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Rober, Shoemaker Esq, for the removal OF
this prejudice By proper tests, and for encourage
ment 10 try them, when suffering from great and
Icng continued. debility. The use of three bottles
of these Bttefs, at the beginning of the present
year. was followed by evident relief and restoration
10 degree of bodily and mental vigor which had
not felt for six months before, and had almost de-
SPARED of regaining. therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me TO the use of them. -,
]. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June 90, 1861.
From the Rev. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, Pastor
of the Tenth Baptist Ckurth.
DR. JAcKsoN-- DEAR SIR I'll have been frequently
requested TO connect my name with commentators
of different kinds OF medicines, but regarding the
practice out of my appropriate sphere, have in
all cases declined but With cleai proof in various
instances and particularly in my own family, of the
usefulness of DR.. Hoohand's German Bitters. ! de-
part for once from my usual course, to express my
full conviction that, for general debility of the sys
tem and especially for Liver Complaint, il is safe
and valuable prepai ation In some it may fail
but usually doubt not it will be very beneficial TO
those who suffer from the above causes.
j. ii. KENNARD. +
Eighth, below Coates ST., Phil, Dec. 81
From the spije of AID ERMAN WUNDER,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1862-07-11

Brsce do Partitio-
ne Hacienda.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

CLEARED
Steamship Clea,or tBr), Lord. Kingston, Js-wsldcn A
Booth
Shin Andrew Jackson. johnson San Francisco-R NJ
snip Eliwood Waiter. Chadwick, Port Royal, sC-snow
BARR Hope tBr,, Irwin. Fleetwood, T:-Funcb Mcincke
Wendt.
Bark Jenny Plus, Hall, Galway-Metcsf Duncan.
Brig Mariner tBr), Atkinson, Arroyo-B + Small.
Sehr Anna tBri, Doherty Aux Csyes-wiison Carmau.
schr Arctic (Brj, Rodewsld. Nsssau--Jos Eneas.
schr Ninth OF June tBr), aeEachron, Haifax-H C A
schr Emily Nick-rson, Burnside Erpcdon--D Murray
Scte Saratoga Adams. Baltimore-Van Brunt A Slaght
Schr u Benedict Ellis, Baltimore-H Racket
Schr " payson, stephenson Wilmington-J Mckee
Schr NJ salisbury, Hudson, Philadelphia Hand
SchrJ friau, Bowen, Phladepha--Master
Sthr Cassellsnc Grover. Belfast-Master
>tlr Nocot;, Parker Boston--Dsyton 4 Co.
.chr Sfitu. Besunont, Fau Rysr--L KENNY
ARRIVED.
steamship Columbia Adams Havana, Jan Is, 6pM Win
~ e ara assnsnrs TO Sporord Teson Co. 22d inst, on
IN, hRnnnt pissed bark Houston Of New York boz nd In
Strsmshr Illinois ~ ransportl. Rsthbone, Key West
st,p " u wbsrop Smith, Antwerp, Nov 20, Flushing Dec
snip silas Greenmanc wcbber, London, 81 days with
Wv, "a h frost Experienced heavy weather for the
Ship Adelaide pe Ccf Portsmouth, NH, Robertson. Lon.
Chase Co. Had heavy gales the entire passage; spill;
S.'is ISL ns g g 81 1 q "a 4
fell in with .chr Wanderer Belsy OF and from Boston for
% s;s s h vo ss. E
Bsrs MeuS Smith. Lisbon, IS ssy. with ..,, "a v...
roas Has been . days Of tho Bank: with IL sssvy
Il S1S sisIn. TS ss
W winds during the passage 81,
sohr Calais Psosei Mitchell Kiiisbsihpor ana sailed for
Boston,
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

5s9 xAs @ ssss sss:. Ed ssmsis sss $
TRslpAp Jan 7Arr barh Franklin, Mitchell, Boston 9Th,
chsrtsI !BIl, shaw, NYorir: -
,WAre.roRD. Dee sl-sd brig wr Brown. Hammond.
Il Il. Esss @ b
NAL brig In the E y. &C. ca b sr c..
comb, Port Spain schr Freeman, freeman Deals
sid wind Ne fesh steamer % ssaon Brig Bird Of the Wave
Gee Ssss Cd .ehrs '.s G.Spsi ss%ass A1ss island
u.,Sn Trip lye; saS Col
Jersey City Cid steamship Baltimore, Could Havana land
sld brig Presssmo James Rio Janeiro Sid bark Agnes,
XDSsPois Roads te.ss Laura Crook from San Bs:
for Taunton Borden Wnghtineton Philade pha Fall
River both Of which have been previously reported in Mt
EDGAETowN Jan ls-Arr schrs Citizen. James NYort
for Boston; Emene McLane, Buckiin, do for do; Anvil
isth-sd schrs Frederick Reed and Eben Sawyer Phila
IL port 10Th, dense fog schrs Citizen, Emene McLane
FALL RIVER, Jan 2o-schr Thos Borden wrightington,
from Phade pha remains in the Bay the steamer Bra
day day on ] assouni af the Sf ios -" n'' % ''' ~
sGhrs ph
Bangor; 7h, Petti Clark WORK il Mutt Bennett.
%fsse tsss l
a9H %
Gates Nassan 10th, L L sharp McElwee Philadelphia;
Fer Holmes, do; llth Sallie b. Bateman, do; 18TH
Eneas Br), Nassau Also 10th. brig Annandale, Til
den. Camden.
Sid 4th. schrs James, Hall, Phiadelphia 9th Naut
us Tracy, NYork 7h, brig Elmr Parsons Fort Pickens
schrs Platter Townsend, Philadelphia Potter. Foss
NYork 10TH brigs Annandale Tden, Fort Jeferson 18TH
Fuller Holiness Fort Pickens schrs Ida id la Torre
Fnller NYork; 18th. g Hynson Seul Philadelphia.
NEWPORT.Jan 20-Arr schr Z q Willard, Parsons Balt
for Fall River
2lst PM-Arr schrs NJ Cranmer, Cranmer, Boston for
Fortress Monroe Star Kelley, do for NYork Elizabeth b.
Baker, do for do via Stanford Amyts GoOkn SacO for
NYork.
NEW HAVEN, Jan 2l-Arr schrs Exit, Cunningham, Am.
boy Tsbitha Hannah, Hougb, Eizabethport Cid schr
Benedict Philadelphia sloop Phoenix EYork.
PHILADELPHIA Jan 2l-Arr schrs Valorous, Oxner,
Halifax; Amy Wooster Trot, st John NIB. Cid schrs
James Berry Ship Isisnd; Belle Nixon, Boston, Sea Witch,
Tyler, NYork.
LEwEs Jan q, IL AM-The bark W Poutney, from Fall
mouth E. came to the Breakwater this morning gale is
blowing from the Z.
PORTLAND, Jan 20-Cld schr William Arthur, Haskell,
NYork.
PROVIDENCE. Jan 2l-Arr steamer Pelican, Baker. New
York.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan l7-sld ship Benz Howard, Kilt
gard, Hong Kong.
SHIP ISLAND, Dec 4-Arr ship Kingnsher, Tay Boston
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

startlng fact stares IN the face Since Sir Robert
Pseis ministryl think in le46-who commenced
abe work OF reform with bold and vigorous
hand, the taxes have been removed from over
swo hundred different articles, leaving the pro-
ducts and articles Of commerce that are now taxed
excise and customsscarcey dozen in number And yet,
during that time the annual Of the United Kingdom
have increased in amount than $20 900 000 year,
from ESQ 900 very nearly $50 900 annually
The of taxation as connected with national
and Commercial prosperity this Any community with
large resources will amount of taxation
provided those articles and branches indus
dry only are that produce the
20 the people, post ofhce-being government
poly where an competition is out Of the question: legi
innate taxationY Is II necessary
fabrication, by which the wheels of industry kept
bright, and the machinery running with pleasure and
prohn II ia bad economy 10 of ubricatng oil
worth dime, and thereby destroy ankle worth ten
pound note am, sir, your obedient servant,
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
Court Calendar-This Day.

SUPRSMB CouRT-CIRCUr.-Part mos. 1878, l439,
2ol3 2Ol5 2ol7 2O23 2O2S 2osl 2Oss 2o4l 2o63 2O57
$685. 2067 2O69 2073 2076 2077, 2079, POSI- Part q
$780, 1882 1885, 1892 1884, 1896 1885, 1900 1902 1905
1910.
COMMON PlxAs Part Mos. $50, s17, s18, 1885, $50,
$40 $50 $751; s32 s34 7ss s35, S37, S3s, $40 Part q
Nos $40 277 sIl ass, 7so, 7e2 sS7, as4. 1926 $685.
% s1rrslok Co CousrPart Nos 1928, 1925, s227 IT'S,
800s $685. $685. a265 1889, 2so2, 2773, 1898, 1926.
3297 32s9 Part Mos. 2774 422, 1866, 2960. 1894,
S59e $685. 5000, 36O2 36O4 36O6, 36os, 3610, 36l4,
ss1e, 361s 1920 Part 3-Nos 1885, 1861, 1860, 2s1l.
2s73, $685. 3o93. 1901, 1908, 1906 1907 ss09 1911,
3313 1885, 3317 Part 4-Nos. 3544, 500, 3572, $780,
1854, 3592, 1878, 3498.
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcun Mos. 1878, 1889,
2ols 2ol6 2ol7 2o23 2O29 2o3l 1888 2o41 2o5S 2o57
2o65, 2o67 2O69 2o73 2o75. 2o77 2o79 2osl Part 2.
Nos 1869 55S 1876 1878, 1880, 220 4lS, 110e, 1885,
1880 1882 1885, 1892 1894 1885, 1885, 1900 1902, lsos
1910.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PRu-aDELPHA jan % 1862.
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania State SIS, 79a< Reading
Railroad, 49, Morris Canal. BY; Long Island Railroad,
l0A; Pennsylvania Railroad, 39a4. Sight exchange
New York at par
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. %, 1862
Flour dull at SIS Is FOR superfne Wheat declined lc.
sales 900 bushels rod at 81 81 81 "a; whte 81 40
Corn dull sales 900 bushels at Soc. 5sc Mess pork
Sl2 30 Sl4 rs. Lard, SC. SIC. Cotee-Ro, 19c a
zoe. Whiskey steady at 25c.
ALBANY, Jan. o. 1862
Grain dull Dressed hogs inacive principal receipts
consigned packers here sales 200 head State at 81
81 25; 900 do. Western. at 81 10 a 81 12.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsBss-we have change 70 notice in prices while
sales we're limited at 80 rs for pearls and at 50 37 for
pots.
BREADsrvrrs. -Flour-Tbs market exhibited rather
animation with speculative inquiry while the
ease in freghts OF exchange tended 70 i'm
Part more frmness 10 common shipping grades. The
sales embraced about IL 900 bbls, closing within the
folIor;po ranor of nrices
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
S HIP PIN G NEW S
Port or New York, january ~, Isse

ALMANAC YoRK-rHrs DAY
nrsrs........... u NOON RISES. IL ~
sun sETs............ 10 HIGH WATER. Sc
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
Spoken, &c.
Ship Hero hence for ia, Jhn lat 80 40 lon s. ~
EOrefyu Ports.

FOrc1Xn HOrt9s
CRooKuAvFS. Dcc3-fu III, schr John French. Croeby
ficm Sicily tor Liverpool
land; Pleeades, Havana brig Caroline White, do; schr
s%T s fs'p wss s 9 & O aD aps i ss
18Th, Asler, a , sh,ertrap' .o:s do p,.,o @. c,, r,
porsnd lsth Fanny Fern Briggs Boston, sromner tBr
CrsruScos Jan Arr bark Cienfuegus Cole Aspin.al
brig Lock Lamar shute Boston, 7h, barA Brothers, Mart
bark % s,stson @ j. Jordon Havana sSr @aoner S Grn nm
rhe l2h s, brig Lincoln TsSo rpriand lh ySmss Al
SID Schrs Union OBJ Hannah Boston; sh, Belle tBrl,
do; lOh barks Benz Burgess Snow do; i4b, Lysander
Dec s.so sss port s:sr wss &C Cloud
Gn.yrs:sp Dec S.sd H.. ships Wild Ranger Chase, Bos
Gasecy. Jan sslcw shlp Glad TiSinss Nelson: from
SfH kosd ss ps shp cSdy
syss. Jar scAr, bari: rGSeS Watt, and CasSgf
Brown Hammond Newport sshf. Terry, Pedriet @ and
S ssrl W.T.
,ag prI S FL. M h %
ksrPs5 1ss Ss:saS,sI SyoTs SsTi. TGas
Ss,i' Syqss; ii'% ssts il knight !sr'. Cannon. Port
s sg,n SI%an oA John
Dsiley HSrOn Pi!l.dtIphi. ism, brig Laurel SBr pca
Esance Bang. c,rdsnas fSsS .ssTs Sarrss.nseii. HAIL.
"s &; sis SJs; S..; &ss.sa
Ea.a ss AnsaS | & s' w @ a
% sS Ss JSS Ps s
dephia.
briggs Vernon (Br, Miller NYork Fanny Lincoln, Rivers
NYork; iih. Speedway Aheron Portland; 18th, bark
seah Could Boston: brgs Model, Dow. Portland. 18th,
Eudoras, Sheppard. do.
hanrick, Portland; 18th. n Kennedy winsow, Boston
MASzANILLA Jan <Arr brig Emily Fisher Staples, Chris
usnsand, Santa Cruz.
NASSAU. Jan SIN port brig Thos Tlestsn repg: schr
Heaey from sagua for NYork. esky would have 70 dis
Psszxscn Dec Si-on ship John Land Hotchtiss, from
RIO JisrIRo Dec 9-rn port ship John Franklin Des.
peaux from Baltimore; barfs Adelaide, Echbcrger. from
do, arr 2d Cavalier Mcleod. sold Peter warwek Brl
Greer, from NYcrk tn Marion, Husg; Chase, Rsnc
and Flying Cloud Kirwen al from Baiimore-she two lat
tsr via Psrnambuoo; and others.
Rsnspoa Dec llxAsr brig Condor, Portland; Ian, Mary
sxaRA LEors Dec i2-In port sAig 0leron Percy from
and fremont, Stevens al ldg for Boston.
BnYRrA, Dec N-In port bark stanbeul, SAMPSON from
Copannope supposed lust 10 load for Boston, schr
Stephen Duncan, smith, for do. 10 sail fSth.
slouA, Dec 29Arr brgs Ira wiliiams NYork; 3sL Bal
tic Ellsworth and aid Jan for Havana Jan Maria Ph
adephia.
srJAco. Dec PAR scbr p Blake tBr), Crane Nyort,
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

NOR HAvANA-THE UNITED STATES NAIL
II steamship COLUMBIA, r Adams, United States Navy
will leave pier No North river on Thursday
January 30 at precisely Passengers are re-
procure their passports before going on board
For freight passage apply TO sPOFFORD TlLEsroN
co % Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
6ehr Nile Boothby Elzabethport sailed for osonB.
Steamer WestchestcE Jones. Previdsnes.
BELOW

BARK HoustOn.
One ship, unknown.
SAILED,
1lst-Br bark Pallas, Belize, Hoo.
Wind during the day NE.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

L,URS FOR sALE-oNE BEAUTIFUL FULL SIZE
T Mmk Cardinal Cape, also. Nun to match VIII be sold
oneap Apply Mrs REEDS millinery store, aT Green
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
COAL.

G1 10-CoAL.--t AM NOW DELIVERING A supR
pf.IO ror article Of family Coal screened and free
ro s - ~ per ton Of 5000 lbs yard leo wa
nrtey psoe fery and aud West streets North river and
Pierce srsnge store. 9ts Broadway. '' -'N
A. TREADwELL, Assut.
G1 10 Il AM DELIVERING A SUPERIOR QUAIL
L III. " of Coal for family use, well screened "A
x,n psr % ,on Of 100 lbs Coke IS chsdren Ii
100 wsH Eleventh street, near seventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
DRY GOODS.

ATMRs. s.GAYNOR'S.-CORsETS AND SKIRTS GREAT
N (soed goods), OF the best styles; less
hal price elegant Balmors Skir four yards VICE.
s, and heavy all woo s. 90 all other goods pro-
cheap the thirty days a Si hi roadway,
near Union square BA great variety In Taen Crochet
aud other Trimmings for UDdcrgarments
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
SHIPPING.


NOTICE TO PASSENGERS FOR EUROPE.-BY OR
IN der OF the Secretary state all leaving the
United States required provide themselves with
ports before they will be allowed board steamer
Passengers will not be subjected any trouble delay
procuring them II they call for Instructions at the Conpa-
Steam weekly between New York and Liverpool, andlne
and embracing pass at Queenstown, ireland. The
Liverpool New York Philadelphia Steamship Company
intend despatchng their fun powered Clyde built Iron steam
ships q follows
KANGAROO. Saturday, January IS.
CITY Or NEW YORK. Saturday, January 25
GLASGOW. Saturday, February l.
every Saturday, noon, from Pier A North river
First cabin $75 steerage ............$ $50
10 London ..... 81 London 80. 81
to Paris. 10 Paris. IS
10 mi a amh
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER
y pool.-The Montreal Steamship Companys first class,
full powered, Clyde built steamer HIBEkNIAN Captain
Orange carrying the Canadian and United States mails will
sail from Portland next Saturday JAM Rates OF passage
New Y0rk-First class according accommodation,
$50 S66 steerage with good provisions $50 Ger
ticatas bringing from all the prn
cipxl Britain and and at low rates.
For passage apply at q Br ,adway, New York.
SABEL SEARLE, General Agents.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23
MATRIMONIAL.

HOTEL JULIAN, 7G7 BROADWAY, CORNER OF
III Ninth streeA few Rooms TO let to families zen
uemen at moderate prices Meals At ell hours. Table
dHote at O'Clock.
MADISON AVENUE HOTEL. CORNER OF MADISON
M and Tw enty seventh strcetFipest location in
tbc city. Family and single Rooms with without hrst
class hotel Hoard a. reduced prices New Ensapd landlord
New England cooking.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

CLoAKS. cLoAKs, CLoAKs
u LARGE STOCK
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
W. H. ROBERTS,
232 Bowery.
n B-Reuenber that you the name In the store,
other their stores Roberts, DO not believe
them unless sec the name.
The New York herald., 1862-01-23

Passengers Hsvre Bremen. Rotterdam.
Antwerp &c, At equally low rates
wishing bring their friends buy tickets
here the following rates. New York-From Liverpool
Queenstown, first cabin $75 $S5 and $l05 Steerage
from Liverpool $40 From Queenstown $50.
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas
sengers carry experienced They built
tight iron sections and have patent fire annhiators
on board.
For further Information apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
1NMAN, Agent % Water street; In Glasgow to ALEX.
MALCOLM, No ST. Enoch square; in Queenstown to G.
W. D. SEYMOUR 4 CO. In London to EWES MACY 81
King William street; in Paris to JULES DECOUE No.
Place de Ia Bourse; In Philadelphia to JOHN q. DALE Ill
Walnut street, or at the Company's Offices
JOHN q. DALE Ageut. Is Broadway, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-06
TIE FOURTH OF MARCM.

One year ago las. Tuesday, President
lincoln was iuauguratcd To him it has
been year Of t5i' and trouble, Of public
and private grief. lie has had to meet
what VIC hope no other President will
have to meet! Ef5tsedieeoov iFfaiRs, t Is
the face Of the carth--a rebellion insti.
suited Ter the purpose of rendering still
tighter and more calling the chains
which bound down 1000, 900 Of the hu-
man race With what ability he has
performed his duty, is not for US to say.
We believe that he is HONEST and has
done and will do all in his power to save
the Nation. lie has had to "run the
machine ss he found il. and all must
acknowledge that some parts of the ma.
crime did not work smoothly. Of late it
has been doing some efficient work, and
we hope aud trust that the "back bone"
Of the rebellion will soon be broken, and
that long ere anothcr Fourth of March,
the stars and stripes will be tho only
Dag that floats in the land
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New YORK, Feb. %.


The news ia the morning papers Is
very meacrc.
The Herails dispatch form Washing.
ton says the Navy Department has dis.
patch from Commodore Goldsborough, con.
vey;ng the information that the Union
forces were in possession Of the Seaboard
Railroad, and had destroyed the bridges
across the B|ackwstcr and Nostoway riv-
ers, cutting off communication between
Norfolk and Richmond aud the southern
seaboard
A bill las been prepared by the com.
mi,tee on Territories, and will be repor-
ted by their chairman. Mr.. Ashley, Of
Ohio, probably to day, providing for tenn,
porary civil government. under the pro-
lection Of our military and naval force
in the States in rebellion. The gcograph.
ical boundaries are to be fixed by the
President.
Application. have l.taly hecn made tc
the Treasury Departments for permits to
trade between the seeded and loyal
States on the COASTS of the Atlantic and
on the Mississippi under the provisions
Of the law regulating intecolrsc with the
seeded States. A number of permits
have accordingly been granted.
The Times correspondent says con.
spiracy Of rebel citizens has been discov.
cred in Alexandra, the chief Of whom
is Colonel Danger6cld and the Cashier OF
the Farmers Bank.
The organization was to afford relief
to the Southern Rights. Twenty seven
arrests have been made. The suppress.
sion Of this society has no military sig.
nifcancc whatever.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-06
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of q special execution to me dire ctsd.
i-sucd from the oil, OF he rerS of the District
Court in and for the county IT Cedar and >tsts
Of Iowa. in fave of james Moore and now assign.
I'd to VIM. Moore, and amt Gvur.r Mckinney.
Jane McBu,ney. and L. h. rnrnor. } have levied
upon the fnloTIn: property - The property af
the said George McI1urnry JIuc NJ 1uyn.y. and
L. d. Turner. tn-wit.
The south half "f the northeast quarter and
the north half Of TIE southeast quarter ~ see
ton twenty in township riglty two north Of
range three. west of the 1ih p. M. containing
lao acres more or less. sitHat.d in Cedar eousty
Iowa. with the appnrtenances thereon:
Aud shall offer the same for sale nj public sne
cry AT the eonTt house door in the town OF 1lp.
ton, in said county on saturday, the 18th day VI
March A. D.: lhG2 at one O'Clock y Ia. Of said
day. to satisfy said execution ard cost. that may
4" cruC thereon.
paIIp Palmer. Sheriff
of Cedar county lows
Per i. W. RArHnrS Deputy .lrfceS5 -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-03-06
SHERIFF SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an execution to me disse-
ID ed. issued from the Office Of the Clerk IL As
District Court in and for the county of Cedar
and State Of Iowa, in favor OF VIM. Leach. aaA
against Harriet NJ Donald and John :. McDol.
aid, have levied upon the following property y
the property Of the said Harriet McDoBstd al
John s. Mcdonald. to-wit: z.t% af'f :
The northwest quarter Of the aoushwes. Guar.
ter of section thhty.one (3D in township -iphtv
$50 north Of ran, e one (l) west Of the 6ih .. -
containing 40 acres, more or less; sl,o ~
north part Of the southeast fourth az Of ,hs
southwest quarter of section thirty-one fsis
township eighty $50 II ,th of range one nv we.t
Of the NTH p. m. c"n'sining twenty five acres.
more or less. situated in Cedar county. lows:
And shall offer the sam. tor sale At nubl;c .,s
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tin.
ton, in said county, on Saturday the 18th dsx SF
March. A. ID. Is ?. at Que O'Clock p. m. Of said
day. to satisfy said execution and costs that NAY
accrue thereon.
Dated this 9Th day OF February. A. y. lsS1.'
DAVID PLATNE.
Sheriff of Cedar county, iowa.
Fer S. W. H.TuIuS. Deputy. lSd'OOL
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INTERESTING TO FARMErs.

The UNDERLINED having purchased M ,i,s,
Of CONKLIN NEWTON'S PATENT BRO al.
CAST sEEp,sOWER for the counties % ceds
Jones. and Linn, would respec fully infc,w ~
public that ne can srpply a limited number a.
these machines. which are manufactured ana
sold as MS farm at Onion Grove. Cedar %. Iowa
ms machine Possesses the following merits.
lsf-s'mpi'city IN construction; 2d-T.iehtnes.
o. aranSht: 3d-Will not clog in sowing sraia
or seed wet or dry; 4th-Amount sown .iv.,s
seen and easily regulated: ath-Will row n.cm
Two 10 ten feet wide. a. desired: 6th-wMl s"v
from twenty to twenty five acres in a day, with
saving OF one peck to the acre Of seed: It'll
VIII yield from three to five bushels to the ocvs
more than If sowed by hand. ... + -
NJ. SpRINGSTEED.
Onion Grove, March 9Th, lsG2