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NEW VOCAL MUSIC.

will be true to thee penny for your thou ghts
Little Jenny Dow Better times comm q d. cam
OF my mother ano my home; Merry little birds are
we Ia song for children. Slumber my darling; Liz
zie dies to. night; Jenny's coming DER the green
loved ones gone, by Stephen &. Foster Shall We
love each other there bysthe Rev r. Lowry
Pleasant words for all, by j. Roberts There Ia 4
beautiful world, by L. NJ Holmes Price 25 cents
each. Freedom, Truth and Right national song
and grand chorus; music by Carl Heinemann. with
Eng ish and German words, 80 cents Where libar-
ty dwells is my country, Plumley Forgef II ven
can but forgive; hear sweet voices singing and
Home is home, by j. X. Thomas, 80 cen ea,h.-
These songs are very popular. Mailed free at retail
price
Foreign sfret MUSIC at 2 cents per page All
Music Merchandise at war prices
HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
lSl Broadway New York
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su eeess OF the Expedition dOws she
Mississippi.

Helena, Ark, Aug. "a,
via Caro-, Aug. 26.
Mai. Gen. Halleck, COMMANDMENTS Chief:
Satisfactory news is received from the
navy and army expedition sent down the
river near Millikens Bend
A steamer of the rebels was captured with
a large cargo of arms and ammunition.
A rebel force was pursued by the troops
to Monroe, where they seized the Railroad
and telegraph. The depot was burned and
the telegraph destroyed, cutting of the COM
muncadon connecting Vicksburg with Little
Rock
Thirty-fve prisoners were taken, and a
large number of negroes who were with the
rebels brought away. II hogshesds of sugar,
3 baggage wagons and 6 trucks were des-
troyed by our troops, not having means Of
transportation.
A portion of this force with the rebels en-
tered Yazoo, where battery of forty poun-
ders and two field pieces were taken, the en-
envy fleeing without firing gun. The heavy
pieces were destroyed and the field pieces
brought away.
The expedition assembled the Yazoo above
Sunfower, then retu med up the Misslsi ppi
Troops are securing the shores scattering
the guerrilla camps with great success.
This is the substance OF Col. Woods dis
patch
Much credit is due to Acting Flag Officer
Phelps, who commanded the Naval force, &c
Col Ellet who commanded the ram feet and
to Col E. e. Weed, of the 10th Ohio regt
who commanded brigade of tue 4th division
of this army.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
ID X. Il l. u M l. Il Y,
Successor to DIR. JoRposA
UROSCOFip PRYSI0LAM

81 OSCCPIt PHISICIAN.
Treats CHRONIC DISEASES with the same un.
riyaIed success that has attended this method Tor
the past ten years over TO- GOO patients have been
treated during this time, many OF which had been
given up by ohsTS, have been restored TO HEALTH
Not snoh az IS to often found, an ates' condition,
new disease tor old one, but eslth IN the true
senee OF the term trhe tount purified that the
stream may flow clear
| claim nothing only In CHRoNIu DISEASES,
SUCH as have lasted several weeks 10 even years un.
attended with lever, 1 call your attention 10 ne
following list of ChrsRie AB,tiiosS Via;
Oteases OF the Throat, Lungs, Heart, Liver, Kid
neys and Bowels, Dyspepia Const pation, Rheu-
mausm Dropsy, Nervous and Spas IN odie Affections,
Hlood Diseases, soroiula, Salt kheam, Erysipelas,
SO, SO.
Diseases ofthe Gensratiye and Urinary Organs
both functional and organs, soon loose their hol
by this system OF treatment.
Female Weaknesses, Irregularities and Debility
Spermaic and Seminal Weakness, Impotence and
Sterelity can be co npletely cured.
Cancers, Ulcers, Fever Sores White Swellin rs and
Skin Diseases TeqUl re personal examination
URosooPY, clean vial holding two ounces OF
Urine the first in the morning, with uame and &c,
will enable me to treat the case in question.
Specimens sent by express or mail.
Letters must ontain Stamp TO insure notice. Tx
examination sl00 Consultation free. Mediein
reasonable
p 0. Boa 81, Once in Kngsley's Block,
5oi6mo Brandon, Vermont
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SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, lo.2
So goo Copies Issued

IL is an entire new work of nearly 200 nae ca =
Many of the tunes aud hymns were wr Ten exn ress.
~ Tor this volume IL will soon be popular its
predecessor BELL No, (which has run up to the
en- orm Gus number OF 0000 copies outstrippine
any Sunday school book its -ize evf r issued in
TINS country. Also, both volumes arr bound in one
10 accommodate schools wishing for II EN- in mat
form Prices of Bell No. 2, paper covers Is cents
Sl3 per 100 bound, % cent SIS per 100: cloth
bound, embossed gilt 30 cents S23 per 100 Bell No
!, paper covers, Is cent, $40 per hundred bound
20 cents, sl6 per 100; clotA bound, embossed gilt,
10 cents, $50 per 100 Bells Noa. ana bonnd to.
eethe 40 cents, s3) per 100; cloth bouad embossed
gilt 80 cents $40 per 100 2 copies furnished at me
leo rice. Mailed at Retail uIice
HORACE WATERS, Publisher
iSl BROADWAY Nav \ orb
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Cairo, Aug. 90, 9 80 p. Nj.

CAIRO, Aug. 70, 81 L. Nj.
To Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary of the
Navy.
The combined naval and military expedi-
ton, planned between Gen. Curtis and my
self before leaving Helena, has returned to
the latter place having accomplished its work
with great success.
The rebel transport Fair Play has been
captured, containing twelve hundred new En-
field rifles, four thousand new muskets with
accoutrements complete, a large quantity Of
ammunition four field guns, mounted howit-
zers and some small arms.
Col. Woods landed and captured the en-
campment of the 3lst Louisiana regiment
with all their equippage.
He captured another camp with their bag
gage and provisions burning the depot and
eight cars and destroying the telegraph
The combined expedition proceeded up
the Yazoa, when it captured battery cou-
sisting OF 81 FOUNDER, a AZ FOUNDER gun
"a FOUNDER and u FOUNDER field piece
/ with>seve thousand pounds of powder, anc
1000 shot, she'll and grape.
Col. Woods dispersed The rebels in severa
places. Will write tomorrow.
(Signed c. H. DAVIS,
Commodore.
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All Buildings ta the vicinity of Fortress
Monroe to be destroyed.
Fortress Monroe.

Fortress Monroe, Aug, 26.
Gen. Summers corps all started from New
port News this morning.
Gen. Keyes' corps will remain at York
town and vicinity.
All buildings in the vicinity of Fortress
Monroe are TO be destroyed immediately
Mr.. Segar, proprietor of the Hygeia Hotel,
has gone to Washington, having been notified
that his buildings are to come down in four
days.
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HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
4Sl Rroadway, New ork,
NEW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

President Lincoln's Grand March with the best
vignette of his Excellency that has yet been pub
Regiment Band, price 50 cents Our Generaps
Quiekstep with yigI cite of 30 OF our Generals; mu-
sic by Grafnlla leader OF 7th Regiment Band "a
cents, The Seven Sons Galop and Laura Keene
waltz, IS cents each. Comet Schottische Is esnta:
all BY Baker Music Box Galop, by Herring, 3S
cents Union waltz, La Grassa, % cents, voiun-
teer Polka, Goldbeck rs cents Spirit Polka Gan
SCOTS Farewell Grand March, % cents each Airy
Castles 30 cents, all by A. + Parkurst. Freedou n,
Truth and Right Grand March, with splendid Wig
which are fine productions.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28

More than one half the diseases of the human sys-
TEN are caused from the use OF impure Breadstufs
and as Saleratus and Soda the essential proper
ties for using, it becomes doubly necessary TO be
watchful HeTrck Al ems Gold Medal SaleI stus is
the only perfectly healthy article to be IT lied upon
Try one paper, and you will be convinced what we
say is true. Never Soda if you procure this
article Go to your Grocer and get paper. Depot
III Liberty st eet, New York.
Sold by Chester Kingsley, at the Old Red Store
Rutlani. Vt
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A'U'' Il u ny ~NI1F-' ~
The 69th regiment with Col, Corcorcan,
arrived at four o'clock and were received
b. thousands with the greatest enthusiasm
They marched through to the Park where a
mass meeting was going on. Thence to the
armory attended by packed throng.
Most of the stores in the city were closed
this afternoon to enable the employees and
others to attend the great meeting in the
Park
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28

Chicago Aug, 81.
A special despatch to the Tribune of this
city, dated on Saturday Of last week says {:
A train of cars on the Memphis and
Cha lesion railroad, when three miles beyond
Cortland was attacked by guerrilas number
ing four hundred, who destroyed the train
which was in charge of detachment of the
42nd Illinois Regt.
Eight rebels were'kiled.
The federal loss was two wounded and two
missing.
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French Ship Captured.

bOsIon, aug III
A French ship passed Woods hole at 7
o'clock last evening for Boston. She is a
prize to the United States ship Ino. She
cleared from New Orleans for Bordeaux with
small cargo, and thirty-three days after
wards, was captured on the coast of North
Carolina with full cargo of cotton.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28

In cheap orm arranged as quartetts and chorugs>s
for musical societies choirs, Sunday schools
public schools, seminaries, etc
Shall we know each other therea Shall we meet
beyond the river? Be in tins There 4; beautiful
world; Don't GU hear the Angels coming? Where
Liberty dwells is my country; Freed pm truth and
Right, national songs; Is thsre land of lover
Sorrow shall coDs again no more. Prices cents n
cents per doc, 81 per 100 Postage cent. In sheet
TO- m with Piano accompaniment % cents.
Published by HORACE WATERS, ASH Broadway,
New York, and for sale by N T. Kemp, Roston
nati Tomlnson Brothers, Chicago ~. -, D. W,
Mcintyre, st. Louis. ay.20 DIV i
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28

New 1ork, Aug. z.
Especial to the Post from Washington)
A Rebel spy from the immediate vicinity
of Jackson's army was arrested this morning
The National Intelligencer says the Presi-
dent will enforce the confscation emancipa-
ton act to the best of his ability.
Gen. Mcclellan visited the city and re-
turned to his command. Ea'
400 rebel prisoners are expected here TO"
night
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LOUISVILLE, Aug q.
The Journal of to-day says fifty Of Nor,
gan's men went TO Scottsville on Monday,
made several forays and carried off large
quantity of goods from stores, leaving that
afternoon and promising to return that night
with the whole force.
There is great excitement in Glasgow.
Morgan is reported at Hartville with 1000
men.
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DECISIONS /! PENSIONS

BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS, INVALID Pes
sIONS, PENTIONS TO WIDOWS, PEN
SIONS TO CHILDREN, PENSIONS
TO MOTHERS AND SISTERS,
BOUNTY MON Ely, &C., SO.
The subscriber respectfully informs the psblis
that he will attend to all business entrusted to him
In the above line with Premp ness and dispatch As
ne has secared the aid Of Thomas Il. Lloid Eco, of
Washington, ID. c., vbs has no rival, as he j. 100
Generosity known a. an eficiest Councillor and AT.
tcrney Ter claimants whe will attend personally to
all business entrusted to his by me. All per
sens wishing assistance of this kind will do wen to
to call upcn ne, as my charges will be strictly In ae
eoroance with the law on that point Ali eases
AIKEN up by will be subject to the relieving rule:
II not successful no charges will be nade.
s. q. GATES.
EAST Wallingford, Aug. IA. 1852. aug 23d1w
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The War Meeting in New York.

New York, Aug. n.
The war meeting in the Park this after
noon was immense and very enthusiastic
Quite number of speeches were made by
prominent citizens, and patriotic resolu tons
were adopted.
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FORTY DOLLARS BOUNTY

FORTY DOLLARS BOUNTY
Paid To
all Volunteers who enlist after the expiration
of live days ..... ... ..r
The above bounties have been pie EDGED and viii be
paid by the citizens OF Rutland. In addition there
to ca Ell recruit will receive TWENTY FIVE DOL,
LARS BOUNTY from the United States Govern
IN mt;
THIRTEEN DOLLARS, being months pay, in
advance-and THREE DOLLARS, paid at the date
OF misunderstanding in all it'd. ......
ONE HUNDRED AND ONE DOLLARS
Cash in hand when mustered into the service
Also the State OF Vermont will pay SEVEN
DOLLARS per month to each soldier.
No sush Inducements have been offered before,
and will never be again. This is the last chance,
Come forward and enlist, and you will get the
above Bounties besides
SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS
at the close of the war
If you wait to be drafted you will receive nothipg
but the monthly pay of Thirteen Dollars per month
he country calls you-She needs your services
Delay not an hourl
Recruiting 0fhoe in Cram ton g. Nichols Block,
Merchants Row.
G. P HANNUM !
DAVID MORGAN, Selectmen
w. CRAMToN, J
August u, 1862,
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VOLUNTEERS for the Army should not leave the
Civ uuiil supplied with HOLLOWAY'S PIELS L
OINTMENT. For Sores, Scurvy Wounds, Small
Pox, Fevers and DO vel Complaint, these medicines
are the best in the world. Every French Soldier
uses them. Only % cents per box 2ll
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DIR. +. A. POND

Has opened new Office ever the Drug Store of
Pond More. Opposite the Depot) where be can
be consulted from IL to IL \. NJ, 8 to 4 and to
T. NJ. July 81 ;dkwtf
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Recruiting.
Asst CHANCE FOR VOLUNTEERS /,
NwANTED FROM RUTLAND COUNTY
iVi NJ 70 SERVE NINE MONTHS, as

w alON
having received positive assuran
Inc undersese eney, Governor Holbrook, tina
ees nom bis Excel. Nmpany of Volunteers iron
be Will seeept OF o. nine months
Rutland County 10 serye 'tand County, enlist OF
Win you Citizens OF H. 49,
win you wait TO be draitedi .. ......
ger delay We have enlisted, and
come with us. fE
All who enlist with will be credited CO.. e the
"a OF their respective towns and will receh
bounties offered by sai towns.
Persors desiring TO emil ( can enroll their nance
with either of he undersigned at the Court Hous.
or at Prout Dunten's Office, aud az Clark Bros
Store in Rutland, or with Daniel conway at Vest
Rutland,
All patriotic citizens of Rutland County are re,
saested to act as Recriting Agents, and forward
names.
WALTER @, DUNrON,
CHAUNCEY X WILLIAMS,
ALANDA w. CLARK,
DANIEL CONWAY,
n. p. SiMoNDS,
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING.

SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING
S hoa'd you, or ysur family, visit the coming Fair
T. ach useiui a. ticle should be examined with care,
Guild yeu taen be directed to art iole OF merit,
l Floral Han You will be sure 20 see IL.
ow reoolleetl BE- Y ou don't forgetit,
Ct one Of them, AID you isi2 as'sr regret u.
Al humber or station cannot here describe,
A Though to know me look for X, Thompson at
side.
G all then, don't f.l and IL you wish 10 purchase,
ii and in ysur names, and ) ou a nice Machine I'll
furnish.
/ London, at the grea Fair o. all Nations,
article stands 80 high, or receives more admira'
ten,
nough already have said, in these acrOstio lines
s you ,sin bUy, II asy and Of r, TaomPIoa
Co 5 SEWING MACHINES.
Price $50,
Constructed on an eRtire new principle.
Sews both sides alike, icithaHt shuttle,
Simple rapid noi-eless, cheap and durable.
Warranted and kept in order one year free of
charge.
Agents wanted, to whom liberal commissions will
be a ilowed,
Address r. THOMPSON & co,
34:wtf No, 49, Tremont Row, Boston, Macs.
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" ALIEN ALUM iOHhlaHueI
Will be dispatched
FROM LIVERPOOL. ERoM NEW YORK.
Calling at Queenstown TUESDAY, Sept 9.
SATURDAY, Aug 10. SATURDAY, Oct rs.
WEDNESDAY, oct l. THURSDAY, Dec, II.
TUESDAY, Nov Is,
This magnificent ship having proved herself un-
equaed for speed safety, aud comfort (ea sicsnesss
being unknown on boardl is strongly recommended
rs the most eligible conveyance for passengers.
FIRST CABIN.
From $40 to S155 each BERTH according to the size
situation and accommodation of the State rooms, all
having the same privileges in the saloons and in
gard to meals and attendance.
Suites of apartments tor families may be engaged
by special agreement.
Sery ants accompanying passengers, and children
under IL years of age, half fare; infants free
SECOND CABIN.
$50
Tickets for the voyage to and from Liverpool in
first or second cabin, at a fare and q half.
THIRD CABIN.
intermediate State room-PassengeTs found with
ed, bedding, table utensils, and good substantial
God, at S55
sTEERAsK
With superior accommodations S35.
Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of lug
gage,
are.nerisneed sprs4ss os b,sYd. -.........
kof hsish passage apply TO
the once, No 2S, Broadway, N. Y.
bOWLAND ASPlN WALL, Agents.
june 80 I'm
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NOTICE is hereby given that an appli-
Legislature of this State for the charter 81 y
hairoad Company, Tor the purpose of CONSTRUCTING
y hairoad from some point in the towns of PouIf-
and Benson to some point on Lake Champlain.
Farhaven, Aug u.s. 1852
augl6 dtooctS
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DIR BOYCE'S

segetab Tome BiIrers.
Cure Headache, Jauadice, Dyspepsia, General De.
bihty, Weakness, Dizziness and Liver Complaint
&C., &c.
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ENLIST AT ONCE!

TWO HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS WANTED
From Rutland,
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FRANCIS FEM,
PROPRIETOR Rutland, Vermont.
AGENTS WANTED. Sold by all Dealers in Medi
mes in the country. aprs-tf
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EAMILY DYE COLURS
d Y Z | \ G

4 PoR
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HATS. FEATHERS, KID
YES,
CHILDREN's CLOTHING, MD ALL KINDS
OF WEARING APPAREL,
with Perfect Fast Ceiors.
LIST OF COLORs- Black, DARK Brown, Snuff
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Scarlet Dark Or b, Light Drsb Yellow, Light yell
low Orange, Magente,. Soleferno French Blue,
Royal Purple Violet
These Dye Coors are expressly tor family use hav
ing been perfected al reat eXpenae, after many
years OF study and experiment. The goods are
ready to wear in from one 10 three hours time
The process is simple, and any one can learn TO e
tbs dyes with riect success.
GREAT ECONOMY!
ga SAVING OF EIGHTY PER CENT.+1
In every family there will be found more or less of
wearing apparel which could be dyed, and made to
look as well as new Many articles that become a
little worn soied or out of style are thrown aside.
BY uing these Dyes they be changed to any col
or in very short time. at small expense. You can
have a number of shades from the same dye, frem
the highest shade to The full color, by following the
directions the inside of package
At every store where these Dyes are sold, can be
seen samples of each color, on Silk and Wool.
Ali who have used the Family DYE Colors, pro-
nounce them to be most useful, &c onomical and
perfect article.
Numereas testimonials could be given from ladisi
who have used these Dyes but in this case it is moi
required as ITS real value I'd usefulness are fount
| upon one trial.
Manufactured by HOWE g. STEVENS, Practical
| Chemists, 26S Broadway, Boston,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every Git!
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SIXTY DOLLARS BOUNTY
Paid To
all Volunteers who shall enlist within five day
after this date
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Agents wanted everywhere. Address ..
X, THOMPSON 4 co.
si!wtf No. Is, fremont how, Boston, Mass
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-28

/ OST.-Somewhere in Rutland Village
- small sized portmonais, somewhat worn, con-
tanning valuable papers of no value to any but
the owner Whoever shall return said portmonaie
TO the Bardwell House will receive very liberal re-
wafd aug2l
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PRICE ONLY ssOl
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Miscellaneous.

Il II. THOMPSON & cor
SEWN MA CHINE!
II beats the world.
II should be sfen by every body, ..... .#-s
~ sews alike on both sides without shuttle
Is on an entirel new principle ~ Inc
the centre of attraction at the Worlds Fair,
In London 1861 #N
Rna State Fairs Al Rutland, VI
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all Volunteers who enlist after the expirato
of live days,
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OUR TROOPS IN POSITION!
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New MUSIC FOR THE MILLION

HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
4Sl Broadway, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-31
THE ORIGINAL
10aUE SEaUlNe WAeBlNfS.
Established in lSl5..Pcrfectetl In 1862.

Recent and important Improvements having
been put to this Machine, reuders it now the
most perfect before the public. and persons a. a
distance can order Machine with guarantee
of its prompt and safe delivery, and that they
will be able to manage it to their entire satfsrac
ton. No more breaking needles' No more miss
ing stitches No trouble in making any gar.
meEt, however delicate or heavy. on the same
machine, either in cambria. cloth or leather: and
for dress makers, shirt makers, tailor, hat bind
ers, shoe binders or gaiter fitting, as we'll As for
every variety Of family sewing, THEY HAVE no
SUPERIOR. and ill be sold at much less price
than any other machine capable OF doing the
same range Of work
Send for descriptive catalogue Of styles and
prices A few responsible agents will be dsalt
with literally.
Address The HOWE Sewing Machines, 437
Broadway, New York.
no2tv9 ly
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-31
A CARD.

Mr. EDIroR:-At the request Of Rev.
J. G. Shsetfer, l would give notice to
his numerous friends that, owing to i'll
health he is compelled to cease for time
from public labors Efforts are being
made to secure another minister to sup
ply his pulpit.
l may be permitted to add, tha: very
much regret the necessity that is laid
upon Mr.. Shaefer, aud l earnestly hope
that he will, in few weeks SO far regain
his health as to resume the active duties
Of the ministry
SN FELLOWS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-31

CAPT. RArHBUN's company is filing
up very rapidly, between 70 and 80 hav-
ing already signed the muster roll. We
unerstand that B. f. Fobes, who was
wounded at Wilson's Greek, has Joined
with Capt Kathbun. The men engaged
10 getting up this company are deter
mined to make it the first company in
the new regiment, SO those who wish to
occupy the post of honor must hurry up,
before the company is full.