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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-24
SHERIFF SALE.

DI virtue of All execution to me direct
ID ed, issued from the Office of the clerk of the
District Court in and for the county OF tecar
and State Of Iowa. in favor of Joseph Shanks,
and against Amanda NJ. Morton and !, II. Pat
ton, executors of +. Morton, deceased. have
levied upon the following property as the prop
erty of the said Amanda NJ. Morton and J. H.
Patton. executors of L. Morton. Diseased, to-wit:
The south of the north east and the north
Of the south east and the north east Of the
south west and the south part oil the south east
/ of the north west / of section five ~ in town
ship eighty two (s2) north of range one 81 west
of the fifth p. H., ith the appurtenances.
And shall Offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the court house door in the town of Tip
ton, in said county. on Saturday the I'd day OF
August. 4. ID. 1852, at IL o'clock a m Of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that III y
accrue thereon.
Dated this Both day Of June A. d. lsC2.
DAVID PLATNER.
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per RS. W. RATnBrN. Deputy. Ipr fee ST. 90
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EXECUTORS SALE.

DUBLlC notice is hereby given that the un.
J. dersigned, as executor of the estate of
Amanda NJ. Yeager. deceased, late of Cedar coun-
ty, Iowa. in pursuance Of the authority in him
vested by the order and decree of the county
court of said county, made at the June term
thereof 1862, will offer for sale at public auction
to the highest and best bidder, the following
real estate towit:
The east half of the west half Of the south
west quarter Of section no. twenty lone (2D Of
township no. seventv-nine (79) of rance no. two
(2) west of 5th principal merchandising 40 acres
more or less.
Said sale will take place at the late residence
of A. NJ. Yeager. at what Is known as the "Lo'
Gust Grove House." in said section q, on the
I'd day of August. 1862. at IL o'clock, a. NJ
Terms: One-third cash. and one-third each in ono
and two years, with interest at ten per cent.
GEORGE W. HUMPHREYS,
Exec utor Of estate Of A. N. Ysager, d'cd.
PIATr & SPICER, Att'ys.
n15y9 3w
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ROBBERY AT BIG RoCK.-At3 o'clocl

ROBBERY AT BIG RocK.-At3 o'clock
on Wednesday morning, Of last week,
Hon. B. F. Cue, of Scott county, was
aroused by the violent crashing Of win
dow light. On getting up, he found a
pane of glass broken and a valuable gold
watch, which hung near, stolen. Mr..
Cue offers reward of S25 for the return
of the watch and any information that
will lead to the arrest and conviction of
the thief (Sso notice.) On the same
pair of boots was stolen from beside
door about six miles cost Of town.
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On the next (last Thursday night, the
house Of John Furguson, esq, Of Red
Oak, was entered and an assault made
upon his wife and daughter, who had not
yet retired, During the scuffle noise
was made that aroused Mr.. F. who was
up strairs, and the burglar sloped, aud
before morning stole a horse from Mr..
Robert Speer, also Of Red Oak. The
neighborhood was aroused and pursuit
made The horse was found and brought
back. The thief was not brought back
and report says that his body has since
been found suspended to tree in the
vicinity of Marion. We hope this is
not true, as it would have been far better
to have sent him to the pcnitentiary for
ten years We presume that one man
committed all these depredatious, but
whether the watch was found upon him
or not we have not heard
Stop TuIEr AS the season is at
hand when boys are tempted to take ap-
pies, and other fruit, without leave Of
their owners, it may be we'll to notify
them and their parents, that the laws of
Iowa forbid such things, and impose a
fine, or imprisonment, in punishment
thereof.
In kindness to the boys, the law
should be rigidly enforced. For if they
are allowed to steal fruit with impunity,
they will soon steal watches and horses.
One or two of the boys have already
been detected. Let them look out. Aud
let their parents see to it that they are
not roaming about nights, if they would
not find them some day, confined in the
Jail. Pro Bono PuBL1co.
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ED- There will be war meeting at
the court house, in Upton, next Satur-
day evening at - o'clock. Let every
one attend. Good speakers will be in at
tendance to address the meeting. Let it
be grand affair.
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BIsuop H. w. LEE cannot be in Tip
ton till the third Sunday in August,
(l7th). Rev w. Y. JOHNSON will hold
divine service in the Episcopal church
next Sabbath, (thc 9th inst.) at 10!
o'clock a. IN. and % pm.
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SCOVILL'S
SARSAPARILLA
AND
STILI.ING1A,
Blood and Liver
SYRUP.

! 1t is highly recommend
ed by physicians to cur,
the following diseases. Ia,
ing their origin in q disor
d-red state Of the blood:
Scrofula. letter or Sal
Rheum, ScaId Head, Can
ker, ClceratiOns and En-,
largements Of the Joints
Cancerous Tumors, King
Evil. ErvsipeIas, St. An
thongs Fire, White Swell
inSs, Obstinate Eruptions
Pimples on the Face. Blot
ches, Pustules, Rheuma
j tism, Dyspepsia, etc. etc.
i Syphilistic and Mercuria
Affections are cared: Chi,
rosis or ObstruCtionsinFr
males. LeucOrrhea OF
" hstes. are relieved by the
use Ofthis Medicine.
The medical properticso Of
SarspariiIa In conjunction
with Stiilingia are we'll
known ~ all medical men
to he the best compound
yet discovered to cleanse
and purity the blood. and
eradicate al! humors from
the system.
We have given therecipt
to most physicians In tn,
country, that they ma,
know " hat they are using
and will Continue to sen,
ia hy maifto those desirou
of knowing the ingredient
entering into its compost
ton, that they may pre-
scribe il in their practice.
3 This preparation stand,
at the head Of the list o
remedies for curing all dis
eases arising from impuri
ties in the blood or discas
ed matter lurking in tn,
system.
Thousands " no have us.
ed the Sriilingia and Sarsa
parilla will testify to itsre-
markahle effect in removin,
ing all Impurities from thei,
blood. giving tone and viz,
or to the whole human
frame. and restoring q
! healthy action to all the
, functions OF the body.
The testimonials receiv.
ed In its favor from MANY
members OF the Medica'
faculty would, were we I,
publish them, fill a lary,
volume.
II IS prepared under tn
supervision Of on" Of tn
Oldest and best practica
chemists in the country
! MIR. W. s, Merrill, Cincin
i natti, so as 10 insure a!
3 uniformity Of compositioI
and purity in allthe insre
dents.
As a Spring remedy e
purify aud cleanse tn,
blood, leaving it free from
all humors and impurity
We assert with confidence
there Ia no better medicine
II. SCON IL, Proprietor
to whom all orders shouN
Sold by II. Halt.
(" KEIeAsr s. Men
And by dealers IN Medic
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TIPTON POST.OFFICE.

Open from to |? o'clock 4. NJ. and from to
r. NJ. On Sundays from II NJ. to p. NJ.
CLOSING OF NAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily, closes at 8 IN.
Clarence mail leaves daily, closes at 8 p. ".
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
I A. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at
p. NJ.
Red Oak mail Tuesdays Saturdays at I'm.
All drop letters must he prepaid with STAN ps
at the rate of one cent each.
S s DANIELS p NJ
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re- Captain Rathbun's Company is
rapidly filing up--twenty five having
joined since yesterday morning. Rol
up gentlemen, now is the accepted time
See advertisement.
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BROKE JAIL.-John Patton, who was
lying in Jail awaiting trial for horse
stealing, broke out on last Tuesday, and
has not been found yet
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Soldiers Paw and Bounty.

ME undersigned give notice that they have
= made arrangements with responsible agents
~ washington City. d. c.. through whom they
I'm I'm obtain Bounty. BACK PAY. and PENSIONS.
, ~. NoldierA and oil other just claim, against
"1 government, with promptness and dispatch.
~. ~ persons interested in such claims will do
. "eh TO give us call.
..,,su Atty. p =, A.r. T,s sp,cE far..
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DR.. HALLS
BALS + NJ
Cures ell Diseases
Of the
LUNGS
And THROAT
ron In0 crRR -


Consumption n,x M. A.
,hms, Bronchi,is v.ssise
of Flesh. Ni,hs ave.se.
Splitting Blood. Whoapins
Couyb n m.,,,,asn ~.
ttins Gill. On -. IL.
f,u.n,, ph,.;.,. 81. l.
The side. and All a,..s..sse
the I,n,,.
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- Is lNEQUAkED!
7 IIall's Inn, n.,~n. 10
all cases. yiy.. he sese
ssti,fact;on
IIas w,om.h, un.. .u,..
sine. its ndnc,io, 49,
any other couvh m.diein,.
isendor,ed h, our IsaA.
ing phvsic;.n.:s,h.s.e. .,,
and hes, remedy nov be.
fore the p,,hiic
Iss,f.,o n,s .n,,. ch,i.
dra, ana 20, na...,,,,,.
casesofcbTnn;. r,mnna,r
dIsrs.r
Rri,,s,r .ss,;N,c>,.s Al.
most d,ilv ofit,vonds MIR
cure. In oil ns,.s of the
cnun,rv
Th.rs Ia N. medicine
within our knovledse that
has acquired 90 great and
wide spread popu,srt,y IN
so shor, A space Of time, %
DIR. HALLS nALsAN rus
THELUNGs. Its bslssn 3.
ic and healing properties
are magical. Il 10 highly
e,nector,,, anatonic Il
contains not +. Grain Of
onium mr. mornhine. the
narcotic and a,,rin,e M nro
rer,ics Which nav. e,e .
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W. haIi.r. ,h., ..I:.
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ever il !, useJ NJ hors.
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one which ~ us.d in se..
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tressingcon,hi. s,.nrsn, .
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and hrol on nm In a 80
hnrrs ,ime r. .m,.,.A
whether hi, ren.dx visi
.tyord rs,;ve nv rot
Hear vh., phr,iri.n,mv
of DR., Hairs Rrlsam. aaI,
, one: 81. with coincidence
! recommend the Dal,sn n
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PROBATE NOTICE.

DUBLIC Notice is hereby given to all persons
i interested in the estate of Henry Wise, de-
ceased, late of Cedar county Iowa. that Sophia
Wise, executrix, has filed in the office of the
county judge of said county, her final report of
the settlement of the affairs of said estate, and
asks to be scharged from further duties and
liabilities in the premises All persons interest
ed DESTROYS of contcsting the same, must do
before the September term of the county court
A. D., 1862, or said report will be confirmed as
prayed therein.
&c. BELTS, County Judge.
July I, 1862. 4w
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JOIN TIE Army, JOIN THE ARMY
and DO it now. We are happy to inform
our readers that S. W. RATHBuN, Dep
uty Sheriff, has received a commission
to raise a company under the new call Of
the President. As this Congressional
District is to raise regiment, the share
Of this county is over 100 men. This
number can be raised and it should be
done at once. Don't go off and join some
other company, as hundreds have done,
for which the county gets no credit, but
join Mr.. Rathbun's company. We can
assure our friends that he is all right in
every respect He is capable, honest, a
strict temperance man, in short we know
of no man in the county under whom we
should be more willing to serve. We
advise al who have any idea Of going to
the war, to take advantage of this op.
portunity as it is a rare one.
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Iowa STATE FAIR.-We have reciv-
ed, from the Secretary, copy of the
" Rules, regulations and premium list of
tho Iowa State Agricultural Society for
the ninth annual exhibition, to be held
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, September 3Oth, October LIST,
I'd, and Sd, 1862, at Dubuque" The
premium list amounts to about $1,000
nearly double any previous year-taking
rank ahead of many Of the older States.
Among the awards We notice one Of
800, for the best bull Of any age or
breed also, $50 for the best COW; 500
for best stallion of any breed, showing
best four colts ; $50 for best family car
riagc team; 800 for the best and fastest
trotting stallion, and 500 for best horse
manship-Tournament. This last is a
new feature, and was noticed at length,
in the Advertiser several weeks since
We Wouiu Inv w ScC oOluc VI UuT 1OuuS
men take that premium: Where is the
best rider in the county? Let him pre-
pare for the Tournament. The pro.
gramme is so arranged that there will be
trotting each day. The grounds are be,
ing fitted up IN magnificent style
Steambots on the river, and the railroads
have agreed to carry at half fare. The
fair grounds are in the city, but few
minutes walk from the hotels and the
river landing. The hotels and boarding
houses have agreed to charge no more
than their usual rates, which are from
75c to 80 per day. The accommodations
for camping, contiguous to the ground
are ample. We hope to see Cedar coun
ty we'll represented, and that her citi
zens will bring away many Of the prem
iums.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that 0. NJ. Culver,
~ executor Of the estate of Jane Harry. de-
ceased. filed petition At the July term of the
county court asking power to sell certain real
estate therein named and that said petition was
het Tor hearing at the September term of said
court
&c. BELTS, County Judge.
Upton. July 7, ls62-4w
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EJWe direct attention to the notice
of Messrs. Pound and Cue, who are com
missioned as recruiting officers in this
county
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

1--WE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
l. in few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a lung afec
ton, and that dread disease, Consumptions anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrpon used free Of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will md a
SURE CURE for CoNsJ MPTIoS, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS &c.
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpton to benefit the afflicted, and spread informa
ton which he cOnceves to be invaluable and ne
every sufferer will try his remedy, it will them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
WILLIAMsBuGH, Kings County, New York,
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TO THE NERVOUS Of both sexes. A Retired Clcrg! Z.
having been restored to health in few days,
many years Of great Suffering, is willing to assist
others by sending (free) the receipt Of post paid
Direct the REV. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, leo Fulton
street, Brooklyn. NY. 23p4m
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CONSUMPTION.

There is, perhaps. disease with which our country
is affected. which sweeps off annually 50 many victims
that fell destroyer Of the human race-Consump-
ton. Day after day, after year. the horrid mon
hurres to the portals of the cold and silent tomb
fresh added victims IDS No walk in Ii le Is
sacred from its biightng influence No age is exempt
from its death dealing shafts The old, the middle
ed, and the young. and all, alike, food for this
common foe Of mankind. The white haired patriarch,
whose life of temperance has rendered his system i'm
ervious to the attacks Of other ils and whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment Of life's calm
evening, finds Consumption fastening its fangs upon
his vitals, and tearing him from world bright
minds which look complacently on days well spent.
Is there no help for the afflicted .Eoprepentre Of
the dangers which beSetus aSie and tickle
climate?
There is
"HJS7.8R'S B.7LS.7M OF VILD CHERRY
has performed cures of Consumption after skiiuiph
SiciGns had pronounced the patients hone be-
You'd The reach Of the healing
II. SCOVILL. Proprietor.
Sold in Upton, by r. Hall and Reigart Il McNa.
mara; at Clarence, by Reigart 4 Men arara; and by
dealers in medicines generally.
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raE Our young friend W. S. Rigby,
Of Red Oak, has been the first to offer
his entire time in assisting to raise the
company now recruiting in this county
He is young man of ability and goes
to work with an energy worthy of the
noble cause in which he is engaged. d.
Will u,W make his mark in the army.
Remember our prediction. lie is worthy
of good position.
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uUARDIAN,S NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the guardian of
~ the minor heirs Of Van +. Cox, deceased,
filed his petition. at the July term of the county
curt, asking power to sell certain real estate,
belonging to said minor heirs and that said Pc
tition was set for hearing at the August term of
said county.
J.C BELTS, County Judge.
July It'll, lsG2,-n27 3w
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The hsrrism Of our Soldiers & SaiIefs

The critics and the public are right
this will surpass, in graphic narrative, exciting int
est, and extensive popularity all other histories Of the
War for the Union. Its theme II be the her &c daring
patient suffering, and hair breadth escapes, Of sol
diers, and its cidcnts will form the theme Of
sation at innumerahe fresides for years to II
will contain in add its stirring details the phil
"soPhcal Analysis Of the Causes Of the War, by john
LoTHRoP MOTLEY. l.. l.. D., author of 1.-THE Rise of
the Dutch Repubc,' etc. the dates Of all the
ant events from the John Brown raid and acc rate
and revised account Of the principal battles with
cravings.
onethird the proceeds of all subscriptions sent d.
rect to US will be given for the Relief of Disabled SOL
ders and all persons who wsha Of the work and
also to benefit the soldiers should send their and
address at once Also any officer private, person
in any section OF the country, having knowedg &c
heroic act stirring incident, will obge US by sending
US an account OF it.
booksellers. Postmasters, aud Canvassing Agents,
will he furnished with subscription Prospectus, on
application to the Publishers.
IT. liberal ssion girsn to ssldisrs dssirinq
to oct a. agsnts in taking subseriptiens.
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Proceedings Of the Cedar County Soldiers
Relief Association.


The Association met at Upton, July
10Th, at one o'clock. VIM Elliott, the
President, in the chair.
On motion Of Rev. d. c. Wrrts, the
Secretary was instructed to reply to the
Muscatinc County Soldiers Relief .Asso-
citation that we are willing to pay any
reasonable expenses which may be incur
rcd by that Association for the relief of
Cedar county volunteers
On motion Of Mr.. Johnson, Of Massi.
lon, seconded by {. ? Sheldon, "Resolr-
ed, That we do most cheerfully recon =
mend to the Colonel and officers of the
18th regiment of Iowa volunteers the
Rev. d. c. Worts, Of the NJ Z. Church,
as man suitable aud every way worthy
and qualified to fiji the Office of Chaplain.
1t may be sale of him, indeed, that he is
the soldiers friend'
Resolved That the above resolution be
published in the Clinton Herald, the
davenport Guzeite, and the Cedar county
papers. (Herald and Gazette please
copy.)
Voted, That the two dollar counterfeit
bill paid in to the Treasurer be abated
from his account.
The Surgical Committee reported pre-
gress and asked further time.
Various sums were reported from the
several districts and paid in to the Treas
urer, to be published under the direction
of the respective committees. The whole
amount collected, thus Car, is about
$4,000,
NJ X. CRoss, Sec.
p S.--Tbe next regular meeting of
the Association will be held at Upton on
the first Saturday in August, at one
o'clock p m All contributors are mem
bers, and are invited to attend and par
ticipate in the doings of the Association.
j. p. L. Carey, To~Sship Conn.,, SOL
diers' Aid Society,":
In pursuance of your appointment
canvassed district No. 6, aud obtained
the following subscription
J..H. Cue - co A. r. Marsh slOO
Total $500
j. ii. CUE.
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ExECUTOR,s NOTICE.

a4N ed a.. hereby given that the undersign-
been annn,nn Bagley has, at the July term. 1862.
&ssanty, i"nted by the County Court Of Cedar
,cA.oney a. Executor of the estate of Ezra
their ci.;eased. All persons are notified to
osnttcated ; us with the county judge, duly au.
IL =, "a the time prescribed by law.
saly7, lac, ARVIN BAGLEY, Executor.
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Whole amt subscription taken $4,000
District No. 8 Louden) with twenty.
seven voters furnished eight soldiers to
put down the rebellion, aud the forego-
ing contributions for the object indicated.
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~ Shoae US Newspaper ,chose columns are at
oil times cro,cded irah nep Advertisements, and ~e
1N shoe 20" a community aiirs ,oifh busMess ana
enterprise. The age Is a moring one. A ma" that
tta"ds IN these"iafter days. rU ~ short time ind
himself behind his competitors. III
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rsrpav NOTICE.

I EoTRAY NUH
TAKEN UP BY M'e ,ns n. hi "" Cedar county,
demo- IN :" ,be IsIh day Of June A. D. 1885,? sor-
reI Horse. ten or eleven years old star in the
tsee. . white stripe Oh the nose, saddle mark
on the back, and collar mark Oh both sides OF
The neck, and appraised 1t SIEVE nty.fve dollars
ALONZO SHAW. clerk D. {.
linton Tu'v 9Th 1862 II
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The Confessions and Experience Of an In.
valid.

valid.
PUBLISHED for the benefit and As a warning and
caution to young who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay, &c.. supplying the same time the
means Of Self Cure. BY one who cured himself amer
benc put to great expense through medical imposition
and onackery. BY enclosing a post paid addressed
.nvelope, SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the anthor,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ, Bedford, Kings Co..
NeV York.
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FURNITURE!
-

THE SUBSCRIBER having made new arrange.
L ments, il now prepared to furnish all kinda
OF Cabinet Ware at LESS THAN TEN PER
CENT. ON RIVER PRICES!
He has one of
THE BEST WORKMEN in the County,
who can do his work to suit all fancies-one
who can carve in the neatest manner, and do
everything in his line. He will also attend to
repairing such articles as above mentioned, in.
GLIDING instru ments, such as Piano fortes, Melo.
deems, Guitars. etc.
Heretofore the prices for COFFINs has been
beyond his reach. from this time there shall be
no cause for complaint.
At the old stand, South Of the court house
square. WIN. BAGLEY.
May %, 1862.
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Persons who wish to buy Piano Of the best makers
will be shown how they can save . handsome sum In
tho purchase II they address
PIANO. care JOY, Coz Il Co.,
Publishers Agents.
New York P. o.