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Proceedings of the Cedar Comfy Teaehers7
Association.

Proceedings Of the Cedar County Teashers7
Association.
According to notice the Cedar County
Teachers Association met at Mechanics
vile, in the Presbyterian Church, on
Saturday p M, May 10th, 1862
The Association Was called to order BY
W. ?. Wolf, County Superintendent
The exercises were opened with prayer
by the Rev. A. G.. Lucas.
The President and Secretary being ab.
sent, the following named persons were
elected to fill the vacancies: Pres. 4. A.
Firth, Sec. Kate Chambers. Miss NJ.
NJ. Rumsey was appointed Critic to GIl
the vacancy occasioncd by the absence of
that officer. The chairman of the FIX.
Com. presented the following programme:
LIST Prayer.
I'd. Reading minutes Ct previous meet
ing
Sd. Report Of special committees -
Committee on the Constitution.
. 4th. Enrolment. of new members.
9th. Reports on stated subjects : l,t,
j W Reeder, Moral Courage I'd, Sarah
Church, The Power of Influence Sd, G
Mcleod, The Degree to which Teachers
Should NEEDLE with Politics 4th, X D
Parsons, How to Perpetuate Our Repub,
lican Institutions 9th, Elwood Macy,
--; 9th, Eunice Il Frink, The Power
of Early Impressions; 9TH, A G Miller,
Neatness.
9th. Discussion.
eth. School Law
Sth. Miscellaneous business.
9th. Appointment of committees.
The minutes Of the previous meeting
were read and approved The Consttu.
tion was read, and the roll called, by the
Secretary. Mr. Wolf offered the follow
ing:
Resolved, That the Com. on the Con-
stitution be instructed to ascertain, as
near as may be, who are members of the
Association; and that those, who think
themselves members, be allowed to act at
the present session. Carried.
The following became members NJ P
Smith, j r Wetherell, W 0 Hisksy.
Maggie Stearns, Hannah Comstock, and
Ellen Culver.
j W Reeder read Report on Moral
Courage; r ID Parsons, How to Perpetu-
ate Our Republican Institutions and A
G Miller, on Neatness. G Mcleod hav-
ing gone into another state (vz. the
matrimoniaD and Sarah f Church, FL
wood Macy, Eunice + Frink, being alb
sent, on motion Of " p Wolf, were
granted further time. v 2 Wolf offer
ed the following resolution for disc usson:
Rcsolred, That Book. Keeping ought to
be considered one of the common branch
es. Decided in favor of the negative.
The Com. on the School-law submitted
the following report: "We discharged
our duty according to the instructions Of
the Association" On motion of r d
Parsons the report was received and the
Com. discharged.
The following persons were appointed
to report at the next meeting: W 0
Hiskey on Education, A G Lucas On
English Grammar.
The report of the Crit, was read and
approved.
On motion, adjourned to meet at the
call of the Executive Committee.
Z. 4. Firth, Pres pro tenn.
Karr HuaNprRS Sec ,ro tenn
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH
NEURALGIA PLASTER.

DR.. lirRnS Neuralgia Non.AdhCSirc PIns.
tcrs are the most pleasant and successful rem.
dies ever prcscriled for this painful diseaSr--
The patient applies ore, soon becomes drow-y
falls asleep, and awak"s free from pain, and no
blister or other unpleasant consequences tnsle
For Eararho or Nervous Headache, apply ac-
cording to directions, and relief will surely fol-
low. Nothing can lie ohtained equal to Dr.
HuiI's Compress for Neuralgia. Try them
They are entirely novel, curious and original
preparation, and wonderfully successful. They
are of two sizes. one mall, for the face price II
cents and the other large for application to She
body. price 81 cents. Will be Mailed on ReceIp,
of Price and One stamp.
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n. II. ruYLu.Oss. ID. ID. g.,

EFicE vest side OF Clinton street, KS
)vesetxeen Washington and College, VNYY4y
TIM VYTY. IOWA. Also will visit
sss,sa. Professionally, two or three times per
IN. 1871
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VIM. B. HURD & 60.
TRIBUNE BUILDINGS. NEW YORK.,
i.s~nR. EIcRn> MOI TIL " ASH, TOOTH
POWDERS. TOOTlliClIED DROPS. -on

w IT,
tanned at your brUg Store OF peiiudlcal Store+
II they cannot, send 30 US for the ptNTAI
TREASURY, Price oNE poILAR which cont ain,
them.
Now, Are DIR. lIunrs Preparations Good
The best evidence that they arr j., that 1lrj,
trmest friends and best patrons, aic those who
have used them longest. nK WM. b, iitHp Il
an eminent Dentist Of BROOKLYN, Treasurer ct
the New \ ork state DENTISTS Asaorintion, and
these preparations have hecn used in his mi, ate
practice for years, and no leading citizen Of
brooklyn or Williamsburg gucstions theirrxrel.
lanvc, while eminent Dentists Of New York reg.
ommcnd them A. the best known to the PROBES.
sion, Without the aid of advertising, dealer,
have sold them by the gross.
The Editor of the Brookivn Daily Times says.
ave are happy to know that ar friend pr, unrd
it succeeding beyond all cxprc,atipus With his
great secret Of his success rests with the fac,
THAT HIS ARTICLES ARE PRECISELY WHAT rvrY
ARE REPRESENTED TO BE, AS WE CAN TESTIFY
FROM THEIR Iu>G"~E.'
The well known J.. 7. BARNvM writes:-"I
fouad your TOOTH POWDER so good that nv
family have used it all ny WE fINp II To ri
THE BEST POWDER FOR TuE e. TIL THAT VIZ FyEK
USED. | shall feel obliged if yuu will send lie
anothar supply :, the Museum at vu,r convent.
encc, with bill.
But their cost is small that every one may
test the matter for himself.
Ess~ Beware O! the ordinary Tooth Pow Irrs
In. HI Rp's TrorU POWDER contains no acid nor
akai, nor charcoal and polishes without wear
in the cnumcL 81 no other.
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G,ipton Abbertistr.

III MArRsR Il ABBOTT, Of New FORK, are author.
ICED to receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
TFC.H. sCRIvEN, .1dVertisisg agent, 81 Dear
6ora street, Chicago IS sstAsrizcd to receive 9dsse-
Hsemsafs Jor THIS ssd AU the leading papers Of tie
North Wsst.
~ hor " Nerspaper rhose columns are AZ
all tis,es crowded cith nesc Adrtisemenss. and ne
cil s.oso YOU co~naassty altvs scth tusi"sss sad
sntupvise. The age il q moving one. ma" that
stands II these "latter days sci N short time find
hi'nseU behind his competitors. ~
TIPTON POST.OFFICE.
Open from I to IL o'clock A. NJ. and from to
JPN. On Sundays from P. M. to P. N.
CLOSING or NAILS
Eastern via Wilton, daily, at s A. N.
Onion Grove mali leaves Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays; closes at 5 A. IL.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays At
"a. NJ.
., Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at
P. NJ.
Red Oak mail Wednesdays Saturdays at 5 An.
Ill drop letters must be prepaid with stamps
at the rate OF one cent each.
SIS, DANIELS PM
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IT rs A FAcT.-The cheapest store in
the west is F. p DEANS Boot and Shoe
store
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HORACE WATERS. gent,
Y, Ill broadway. New York
HORACE WATERS, Agent.
No kSI Rrnaa wav Na- v~.k
GILT MOULDINGs

TNOR Picture Framing: large variety Of
+ patterns, at tie one price Furniture Rsoms
sf S. e. & ?. STEIN, Muscatine, Iowa.
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The Alexandra Organ

Ia reel in strument ccrrcsp in power and CON-
rnss t. the ordinary 10 feet pipe oryan All who have
any knowlcir" ofth" Piano can perform upon the in
.strumcnt without dhculty. the key board being the
same as that of the Piano. In size 1t IS Hom to 3ts
feet high, and from = to feet wide II is elegant in
form ,u, lid in constructions 1t IS more easily
moved than the Upright Piano, and possesses the re-
martaie advantage Il seldom II ever getting out OK
I ~ rosewood case. stois. 500
. -" iss
- u 235
Tie sane, size larger, 1O
The SANE. in finer case, 2r0
The same, in rich rosewC cd case, JN
10 stops, with rercusson, J!o
The same, size larger -
10 stops with percussion. and expression Ia m"in Jo
The same, in rich rosewood case, 40
liberal discount To cash Gust ,DHrs during the var
ami an extra discount to CIersymen, Churches Sab
bath schools. Lodges, Scminarrs aud teachers The
Trade supplied IN tn" most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. ~ Broadway, New ork-
TIE PATRIOTIC SONG BoNk-l5,Co" copies issu'
i ed in four wc.hs 4 superior collection OF choice
Tunes and ymrs, written and composed forthe times:
10 be- sung lurin- the war by the uprising millions o.
mon, women and iren. who stand by the flag Of our
country and despise traitors 1t contains % pAee.o
Songs Duets and Choruses both sacred ana ,eeu,W-
,mnns the number are the following popular sonss-
& star ,nangird Banner. This Flag Of our Union For
ever Where Liberty Dwells There is ny Country; .0a
S,l thr Right. Wy Country It's Of Thee our rag
PEE" Iis - the Nation. Care for Them Tenderly-
rHv Country calls Thee. The Christian Hero Columbus
i 's w If The ocean. Fre.nen : Gathering. &c. Also,
,, .roun Of the Great Slaughter Of Traitors in the
,ay 81 King Gchosphat. All for 10 cents, % per
"yydyed Just published by
nn''s'' HORACE WATERS, Agent.
No. 13i Broadway, New York.
,EMOyAL.-lloR.cE WATERS, Agent, has removed
to No. 43l Broadway, n. v, between Grand and
roome where he sells 7-octave Pianos for
$50, and warranted; second hand Pianos and Melo.
eous from s25 to $780, All kinds of musical mss.
om 81 upwards monthly aymen.s received Tor The
me Alexander organs for churc tes at low prices.
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CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD,
CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD,
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CASH purchasers will find it TO their interest
to examine eur goods before purchasing else
where. W. ;. NJ. CHllDS.
Iipton, August 22d, lH6l.
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What Will DIR. Hinrd's Remedies Effect /!

DR. HURD's Month y ash and Tooth Pow.
der will give young ladies that finest charm N
woman-a sweet breath and pearly teeth. TRY
them, ladies'
DIR. HrRp's Mouth Wash and Tooth Pow.
ders will cleanse the mouth from all foul cAkl.
lations, and ii used in the morning, will make
breakfast taste sweeter and the day he gin more
pleasantly. Hundreds Of persons can testify to
this Try them, gentlemen.
DR.. HrRDs Mouth Wash and Tooth Pow
der are the best preparations in the world tor
curing Bad Breath and giving frmness AMI health
to the gums. Hundreds of cases of Diseased
Bleeding Gums. sore Mouth, Cankcr etc, have
been cured by Dr. Hurds astringent wash
Dir. lii RD's Mouth Wash and Tooth POu .
der give an addisional charm to courlship. and
make husbands more agreeable to their wives
and wiz cs to their husbands. They should be
used by every person having
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
which are liable to impait a faint to the moutl,
DIX. III an's Toothachc Drops cure Tooth
>she arising from exposed nerves and ale the
Aeat friends that parents can have in the hOusp
to save their children from torture and them.
selves from loss of sleep and sympathetic sui
fering.
FARMERS and MECHANICS YOU cannot well
afford to neglect your teeth. For triNng sun
you can now get prcserVatives than which Roth.
child or Aston can get nothing better. Rcmrm-
Der that DYSPEPSIA and CONSlMpTlON OF
THE LUNGS cften originate in Neglect of
Teeth. send for the Treatise on Teeth. and read
Dr. fltch'S observations on this subject. If too
late to arrest decay in yonr own teeth, save your
chjIdrcn< teeth.
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II. SCONIl.. Proprietor. g Randolph st., Chicago,
to whom all orders shout he addressed.
Sold Iy X. lInL. Upton. Iowa;
Rel" tRr McNAM.RA. Upton, Iowa.
- " Ciarrucc,"
And by dealers Ia Medicines generally. mln3.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS

Is unequaled in this market either In quantity
or price.
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May 10, 1862, 4w.
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VI HTVaET' ~ dTTT 1fV7sV UEsVITIIIGT
DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE

RElGART X Men NM ARA,
and r.tailvd lv FL the other Druggists.
~ T. u NIl--Ls
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Is the best Machine in the world for Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing Pur-

Is the best Machine in the world for Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing Pur-
poses: Price. lwitd hemmcr1 and
beautifully Oh amented, 500.
The Nos. and Machines are OF great capac
ity and application for manufacturing purposes
Oar No. Machines are especially adapted to
all kinds Of light and heavy Leather N"lk, in
, carriage trimming boot and shoe making. har-
ueas making, ETC., etc. They are OF extra size,
with arm long enough to take under II and
stitch the largest sized dashcs. There Is scarce
IS any part OF Il trmmCr's stitching that cannot
be tetlc. done with them than by hand; so, too,
the >4vlLg u time and labor Is very great. he
table Of these hines is "A inches long, ana the
shuttle VIII hold six times the usual quantity of
thread. The large machines work fast
small Cncs.
we woufu ASK for our Letter A Machines, the
special attention OF Vest Makers and Dress MAX
ers, and ali those who want Machines lVr il cht
manufacturing purposes. They emDody the prln-
op.cs Of Iac standard machines, making ike
trm, the i"tei'oCkcu stitch, AMI ale destined to
DC rs celebrated for FANNY sewing aud il.at
Manufacturing phlpo>Cs as our standard ma
cHI!.es are for Manufacturing purposes in gen
er.l.
We have always on hAn1. ucmm:ng GuoGc~,
:~l,k Twist, Lane and Cuitu.i Thread on SpUUis,
best Alachtnc tll IN bottles, Etc.. etc.
We lHanutatlulc oar ywn needles, AID would
vain al lcrs"aH using our machines not to Luy
al! other" We know thai There are needles sold
Oi tie MoSt Interior 4"aiIy. t higher p.Itcs
fh@n "t CAarlc lor oar h.-j Tine Itc:.tta s0tu
- Us ".e ila:at'' tH,,4 cEilcs>.y Tor oar ma
eh."ao. y Ia needle may .oI.4rr the best ma
CH!Lr almost useless.
oar c&~iOmers HAY rest &>.urc1 that al our
E'aheh Oinces are furnished with the genuine
L! iltiu.
In ca. Of small purchases, the money may be
acLl III postage STAMPS, or banI. notes.
-Eaf' tor!esponuch;s Will Please write their
II Is 1, ali I'm
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TNE CHICAGO EVENING J0uRN.L
FOR 1869.
Daily. Weekly and Tri-VeekIy.

Another year. with is great events. is about closing,
AMI new year, which will probably he the most event
fi In our Nation history hand and again, as j.
our annual CUSTOM issue prospectus TO the pco-
Pile Of the NofthN est. who have 80 literally sustained
u. for nearly quart Of century, hespea6ng for a
continuar"e Of theil support in the year {" come.
The CHiC.Go Journal, first estaglshedt to advocate
the election Of Henry Clay. has followed The principles
of the Wing Party into the Republican ranks; and in
the party of the Union. it w it has. oppose
public fraud. corruption and the enemies of the Union.
1t will advocate the protection of the property OF loyal
Union in every part of the Union and will do all
in its power assist in crushing the causeess rebel
lion. which has called half million of armed me int
the field. to defend the Stars and Stripes.
But the spaper-reading public Of the West know
too well what the Chicago ErsRiHg JoHrpq is to he
told Of it. IL is only necessary say that it has
facilities for giving the LATEST Ncrs that has
before enjoyed and that its Editorial and RepOrtoria
forces will increased to extent that warrants in
promising able and good newspaper is can be
published out Of New York While its political Charac-
ter shall be, it always has leen fully UP to the de
nads of the timesco nseryatve in spirit hold in
preston, and firm in the support Of right principles and
measures opposing WRONG in all its FORMS and coming
out fearlcssy in maintenance ofhe Of justice aud
the people opposed to the Vaccinations and ntrghes
of arrogance cques. and corrupt combinations for the
at the expense Of the public welfare. it will 1t the
time discuss all subjects a0d questions public
character freely carefully and canddly. and give as full
and comprehensive abstract Of the general ntelii
gence of the day can lie crowded into its columns.
Its Commercial and Financial Departm nts shall he
more full than in years past in proportion these inter-
ests increase in extent and u .ic iIrt,rt sfarp
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Shall he second to that of paDcr in the West. We
sha.contnue to receive the regular Associated Press
dispatches, and all the special intc gncc that our
careful reporters. stationed at the important
centers of the country send us.
The Local Intelligence shall continue to he given with
that romrtncss and funess that has hitherto rendered
the Joarnai the best Chicago local paper
Iiedged to no party, hut that of the people: in
huenced by no consideration, hut that of the pubic
good; seeking no reward but that which apprecatye
rubhc can hestow in return for honorable and unring
ehoSfo edF, instruct and please them; the publisher
OF the I"HrnHI asks the support Of the people Of the
North est i'll his efforts to 1--WE them inIependeut and
honest newspaper that darcs speak the truth boldly on
All suJe' Is, ana That loves to advocate ht cause
and To assist IN the promotion and right meas
urcS OF ruIic policy. enterprise OF usefulness.
VITA THIS ."nera announcement OF the character and
purposes ct the fouradt aud the assurance which il
scarcely necessary that the Government and ARMY of
the mon, the cause Of Liberty. and tic doctrines Of
the Constitution will find IN it and watchfuard
Fh r!end as ives in the world. init our claims
10 an intelligent people, for ther continued aad
patronage.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

1Gn.ht Notice is hereby given to all persop.
'i'9I s"led IN the estate Of Horny Wise d.
W. w. ia'e OF Cedar county, Iowa, that sonbi,
connt,. pnetut[,x has fled in the office of the
the sctflnnert u s',h county her final report Of
shS 10 be d,se harged from further dutIe. and
', ia IN the premises All persons "at
: ".',,oas OF contesting the same, must do az
ne'1'e 'hc september term Of the county cont
nr. D ~, Or said report viii be confirmed a.
July I, 1862, Nv ' ~ ~'a''S 'n'ss,
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby givca that O. NJ Culver
l executor Of tnc estate Of Jane Harry do
CEASED MED petition al the July term NJ ~.
county court asking power to sell certain r ,"I
.nte ,Aefc'h Aamed. and that said petition W -
~ LtF nearing at the September term Of said
Tip,on Ju,v j. c; BETS, County Judge.
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ANTONIO vERCIA,
Barber and Hair-Dresser.

Has opened BARBER SHOP in r;,,
49, prepared to shave Cut and Dress liar sh - now
rom 'on9 experience he feels confident Of
AJrrh Ia, ''ss MN ca--ist door south nf ~
n 'I i nhop closed atD A. NJ. on sund,vs
IN The ~ Is also prepared to do WHITEWAsHING
manner. IulLyg1
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THE HOUsEKEEPER's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH,

nsrAhED from an improved recipe by the propln's,
" me hrother Johnsthan POLISH" Is cert -
~ me leading New York Furniture Dealers and Pia
or'es Makers to be the hest In the world for remo
in.ns'hcs' Marks. and Dirt, and restoring HI h,s
E ss'oe eloss to all kinds Of Vanished work, M
narnish, dries Immediately, and is easily applles
Nh piece Of Canton Flannel and bottle Of "a
.lis view Furniture Polish, a bouseksepsr go N
magic In the furniture Of the house and hser
looking like new. Now il the time to sshine up ys
tables chairs desks, pianos, picture frames, TN
ETC., and make them look 80 per cent. better. ios
true economy. For sale by furniture dealers ans 4.
keepers generally, Price rs and 80 cents bottle n
pot, No. !, Spruce street, New York. Special
Vantsa Address, Box 1874, New York, r. y
The Housekeeper's New Furnit urc Polish y
here by
Upton, July 10, 1899.
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- - 8 - q 60;
mississippi and Missouri r. =.
" an, and after Monday. Nov. 18th, 1851, and
a.. until further notice, trains will run as f,.
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi.
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
- Washin gton. esn,M
Leave Wilton for Nnscatin-, go Ana 80 IN
i'e "a. Wilton from Davenport,
arrive at Wilton from Muscatine,
Arr;r w., $40 NJ. 81 so P
passengers going west make direct connec-
points west.
PASSENGERS going east make direct connections
= noch Island with the Chicago and Rock Island
=; H. traihs FOR al points east, south and north.
A.so WIN the Galena, Dubuque and St. Paul pack.
An trains running East connect directly at
lineage, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity of
giving distinct directions as to the destination
OF their baggage. Also to procure tic kets before
taxing their seats in the cars.
J. +. TRACY, Supt
A. hIIBALt, Assistant Supt
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Ne" husic!-.">arah Jane Lee.,s..Sopp
ard !. orus.

A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MFtonv u;h
.arI S accompaniment; can be sung by children az
VI" 49, aou'is and viii soon become one of the go
"I".T songs ri tie day. Sentiment Of the worss a.
-"e"'' rice - cents; mailed free Just rnbIisbcI
Ma, 90 ,.-o, HORACE WATERS
' '''''i 80 t33 Broadway. New York
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Horace waters utiuGeOus.


/ l. arreI ,rD s.run.er.t e. ,t.., 49,. ,,.... ~
pass t" I'll, ordinary l.. f~rt .... ,,r,' 1t '.'-
any know jed o.. II t. i'l.l. 49,, -,.' D." Il i]>"
It Hmet ~Hhpul ecuity, the trI '''1
"1' 1~ t"ri "' a." i'tHo. IN >.l, X i roma
H.. L. ana '"h " Il" 1.""' w2dr. Il Is elegant IN
II" ..' '"' "a '"">ir4rl"H. 1t = more ,:,.ly re-
''''H ,"'t '"' aiTEm Piano. and r.-,,s,rs t, r.-
"HrhAh." ai}aLta:. If seld ,la il p.rr s.,,,. :
i,"''
l" ''', wool '~r'@' > StgtS, ai.u
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p, - - 235
1 Ne SAINT n GH"r ca.-, 80
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.>it1D;, HOW LOOT. HOW RES
IaklIh.

J"s| PuIIi@hod, IN a Seated Euvc7oDe
~ Ti.H NATURE TREATMENT. AHpp,n
!5"t ga. ~ permator!hoca or Seminal yo,L
h~&s, >'=4@l Debility. Nervousness. aud iDyolnr.
"t Inducing impotency and Mental
.a.. t..fai /. capacity.
~ pHT. J. CULIEE#ELL, ND
A''jlor Of the "Gr~en Bark, De.
The vol" renowned author. in this aamiraGIo
F~,f-ogy proves from his own cxucrirnrc
~ I" IN" AN''l consequences Of self abuse NAV he
'"' tN",Il removed without mesiciuc ami T,th.
""1 @"" E"roas surgical operations. bougies in.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-08-21
Iron Frame 7iano>.

ar" justly Ir"nourc" ty the Press and Music Masters
/" be superior tr1meHts. They built # tt" best,
aHi most thoroughly seasoned Materials. aid via
stand climate. The tone ia very deep round. fan
and melo"; the touch elastic. Each PIANO warranted
for Tire years. Price fr"m SOU - S1UO. Srroni-
hI1d Pianos ut great bar gains octaNts. 81 to in
ovtuycs S50to 5l0o; g., oetayv-. ! rs to $50: g.
: lUU to 1870: oCtsVrS. SIS to SeCou
hand M"lodrons from $50 to 60. Monthly payments
received for Pianos. NrodcpuS or Alexander OCEANS:
also for rcu, and rent allowed if purchased as per
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