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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-23
Rural Annual AMI Horticultural Dircc.


tory.
Such is the title Of little book pub
lished at the commencement Of each
year by the editor Of the Eenesee Farm
n. The volume for 1862 is received. 1t
is wo"k which cannot be too extensive.
ly circulated among all interested in ru.
raj pursuits. The six previous volumes
received very general comm en- dation, and
that for 1862 will be found fully equal to
any Of the series. Among the contents
of this volume we notice articles on the
culture of apples. pears, peaches, plums,
grapes, etc, with list Of good varieties;
also, Of strawberries, raspbcrries, cur
rants, etc. ; on the manufacture of do,
nestle wines on cutting potatoes for
planting; on narrowing potatoes making
hly: on poultry; summer pruning ap-
pies; fire proof wash for roofs, etc on
trimming Usage orange hedges novel
ice house; toads and bees on the cult
walton Of dwarf and standard pears :;
mulchlng the currant mildew on tie
grape; low-headcd trees covering grape
vines in winter, etc. Price only % cts.
Sent prepaid by mail to any address, on
the receipt of price. Address Joseph
Harris, publisher Of the Genesee Farm
or, RychrSter, n Y.
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Position of Iowa Troo rs.

\ correspondent in Iowa, who has JUS
returned from an extended visit to tn,
different military posts aud encampment,
in Missouri, sends us a statement Of tn,
troop, from that State in Missouri Ii,
says they are all anxious for marching
orders to clear out the last remnant OF
! secesh in the West prior to their going
south toward Memphis their health is
generally good. and the boys are in liu.
spirits. Chicago Ti1u'e.
low INFANTRY REGIMENTS.
I'd, Col. Tuttle-Dr McDowell's build
in.>, St. Louis.
3D., Col. Williamson North Missouri
railroal. guarding bridges.
4th, Col. Dodge-Iiola.
9Th, Col. Worthin ytou-Otterville and
L,minc Bridge
Oh, Col. McDowell-Laminc Bridge
18th, Col decentralization Barracks,
recruiting.
sth Col. Stee,c-Sel liza.
9th, Col Vandever--Paciiic City, uu-
der marching orders
10th, Col. Pc; zel-Bird's Point.
Iltu, SDi hc-J tlltE>Ou Wv, anu
along line Of Pacific R,ilroad, guarding
bridges.
12th, Col. Wood-Benton Bnrracks
18th, Col Crocker--Jctfcrson City.
l4th, Col. Sh,w-B 'nton Barracks.
low, CAVALRY II :GIMESTS.
LIST. Col. Warren list battalion. Of
terv'lc; I'd d, Jefferson City; Sd do
Benton B,rracks
ID, Col Eliott-Benton Barracks, un.
der narchin" orders
Sd. Cot Blssey-lst battalion. Jcffer-
son City "a and 3D. do, Benton Bar
racks
To the above VIC may add, that the
18th regiment, Col. Reid, is at Keokuk.
and the 10Th, Col Chambers, is oryani-
ling at G mp McCellan, in this city
The 1t regiment, Col. Merritt, is dis.
banded.
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DIED. at Triton, Jannary Is. 1859, MARTHA,
wife of SAMrEl. DANIELS. aged - years.
MRS. DANIELS was born in bolton, CT bat re-
moved at an early age TO the State Of Vermont,
where she spent the larger part other life. At
the age Of eighteen, she made a public profes
sion Of her faith in Christ. and united with the
Congregational Church at Norwich. Vermont
In the year 1884. she removed with her husband
to Ohcrlin. Ohio, where, and at Amherst, in the
same State. they remained til; 1858, when they
removed to this place, where they have since re
sided.
Mrs. D. ha been very frail, for a number Of
and interest, to tn'e an active part in the aflrs
cflice, almost to the day of her death. She often
spoke. and with much propriety Of her failing
strength. and her impaired faculties; and locke
forward to the Gay Of her departure from the
world with cal nnc and hope. She felt that the
work here was done, and she was ready to go, at
the word of the Master. Her whole reliance for
salvation was up the Saviour. She placed no
confidence in any works Of righteousness whit h
she had done, or could ever do.
Her interest in the great benevolent enterpris.
{ Go aho ic'oflhs VI the was one OF tue
marked things in her life. She was a constant
. reader not only Of The Lille, but OF Gu rent
events. More than once, on dropping into her
room. have I found her, when almost too weak
to read aloud reading some recent article. on
the great questions of the day. to one vho had
eyes TO read no moro, and who will miss the com.
panlon OF nearly sixty years, more deeply and
sorrowluly than any of us.
The church to which she belonged, has lost q
member who esteemed it one Of the highest priv
ieges to be with the people Of God. She con
tinued and LOVED TO attend upon the ordinances
Of the sanctuary, long after her inl,mities rem.
dered her unable to reach the place without
ass stance. 1t was no undressing sight, t,
behold the aged couple. of a sabbath morning
ins By her eye, willie the other 81, ported with
his strong arm.
But She is gone, to return to he house n o more
Once, a prattl!ng child bloom jng girl a youth
fnl and dcN otcd wife, the assi1ous mother Of 4
ri ing family; She has. AT length, completed tie
allotted tenn Of life and now Steers her last
sleep.
80 fades the SIM mr. cloud away;
SO sinks lie gale. when storms are DER;
SO g"utiS SHUTS tie eye of Gay;
so dies 4 wave atUuS the Shore
(Our Mothers work was finished and ii was
well donc.-ED. ADN,
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DUBUQUE TINES The Times has
recently been purchased and is now edit
cd and published by G. T. Stewart, Esq.
formerly Of NorwaIk, and recently one of
the editors OF the Toledo (Otio) Blade
We are right glad to welcome another
old friend to the ranks of the editorial
fraternity of Iowa Mr. Stewart has
enlarged and Otherwise improved the
Times, and it is now second to no other
paper in the State Success to him.
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q.ipton Abbtrtiser.
Agents for the Advertiser.

A ADVERTISING AGENTS IN ST. LOUIS
"A Messrs KENNEDY & O'DONoaHrE. General
Advertising, Collecting and Commission agents,
IS Olive street St. Louis No., are our accredited
Agents in that city. and they are authorized to
receive Advertisements for the TIrroS ADvER-
TlsER, and collect bills for the same;
s. s. DANIELS, Publisher
~ MArneR & ABBOTT, Of New York. are author
lied to receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
HF J.J. BoNSETT & Co.. Of New York. are authOr-
lied to receive advertise ments for the ADVERTISER
s. .RATHnuS, Of Pioneer, is authori' ed to receive
subscriptions for the ADVERTISER, and receipt for the
same.
IL G. II. sCRIvEN, Advertising .4genf. 63 Dear
BORN street. Chicago is authorized to rceers .4drer
nsemems for this and al the leading papers Of the
North Vest.
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The first quarterly meeting the Of &C.
dar Go. Teachers Association, for this
year, will be held in Upton, on Saturday
the lst day Of February, 1862. Session
to commence at 10 O'Clock a. m. Com
m'ttees having reports to present, and
those appointed to read essays. are ex.
pected to be prompt. The public sener.
ally are Invited 20 attend
WM p. Wolf, Chm Elk Com.
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And all we ask is fairtrial Read the followin.
IMPORTANT cArrS,

And all we ask is fair trial Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS!
FACT No. This Company being dull vile, use d.
their Machines are protected g,inst in
Judgements or litigation.
FACT No. 2-ihcse Machines mike tho locl<
stfclt-alike on both siles-and use a IittI.
less Than half as much thread aud silk as the
chain or loopstitch machines.
FACT No. These Machines .re better adapte
than any other sewing machines in the mar
ket .nc frequent changes and almost end.
less variety o. seWins required IN a family
They will sew from one to twenty thickue>.
ses ,f Marsciles " ithout stopping aud make
every stitch perfect They will even sew
from the finest & lze to the he West cloth
and even stout hard leather, without CHI ,uv.
ing the iced. needle, or tension, or making
| any djitstment of machine whatever. Isnot
such a m teh!ne best adapted to family use?
and if BEsr adapted TO family USE, why no,
for every variet, of light sewing manatac-
lue? For work too heavy for nl,r Family
Machine, we recommend our larger sizes.
FACT No. 4-Ihcsc Machines make the most
elastic seam OF any sewing .machlnc la use
ia tlct very great Importance in sewing
, eias.Ic goods, or goods otany kind. on bias.
FACT No. NO Machine is more durable or
more simple in its construction. Or more
easily understood. The reputation of these
machines wherever used will iully dem on-
siraie each of the above FACTS.
FACT No G-Thcse Machines took The Iii ghest
Premium at the Fraltklin institute, Phia
dephia. -..
FACT No. 1-These Machines took the Highes.
Premium Mt the New Jersey State Fair
FACT No. S-Thcse Machin took the Highest
Medal Il! the american Institute. in tbs CITY
OF New York, Together with the Highest
Premium for the fine Sewing Machine work
FACT No. 9-fhesc Machines took both the Ugh
est Premiums AT the Mechanics Fair. Utica
NY.
FACT No. l0-These Machines can do the SAME
thing generally, Whenever properly exhibit.
ed in competition with other II t-clas. Sew.
ing Machines But we have space tor only
one FACT morc-it il the most important
ss Fact Of all
FACT No. ll.-IV icarraat rpsry M7chus. zoe sell
70 gire RITTER satisfiction than any 0ther
Seo,"g- Machine IN the market, or money re.
.fMHdL - r. s.
Address AsS' +" e""'
o,11 1ss , Lyon 1svlng Machine Co.,
'"n*sm6) No. SIS BRo ApvAv. NV Yon..
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Total, sa7.al
On motion, VIM. Elliott is appointed
Justice Of the peace. in Center township.tn
fill the vacancy Of &. p. Ingman: and that
E. +. Brown is appointed Constable of
Center township, to ill the vacaucy of Mr.
GclIcr
On motion, adjourned to o'clock p. M
One O'Clock p. m.-B"ar1 met pursu :
ant to adI"urnment; quorum present.
The standing committee on Treasurer
and Treasurer accounts made their re-
port, which is adopted.
To tie Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of Cedar
comfy. Ioro:
Your committee on Treasurer and Treas
nrcr's accounts beg leave to report as fol-
lows:
State Fund, $6o7.4l
County FUND, 2O,4j
County School Fund, l,4l5,oo
Railroad Fund, So 6S
Certified School Fund, 1926
School House Fund, 72O,,s
Road Fund, 5ll,is
Witness Fees, 1880
Permanent school Fund, 1910
Interest on Permanent School Fund, 2,7ol. o5
Fines, Forfttures and Estrav, 2O743
Appointment lnteres. OF Permanent
Fund in Linn township, 1887
ss,l2s,12
The undrrsig ned committee find the
amounts above stated, and belonging to
the different funds mentioned, to be due
from Samuel Wampler, Eek Treasurer,
which amounts we have counted. and paid
the said several funds over to g. p. Ing
man, Treasurer elect, and his receipt taken
Cor the same.
We have examined the books of the
Treasurer, and find them correctly balanced.
All of which is respectful Y Submitted.
J. j. WRIGHT
PRESTON ROBERTS,
LEVI JENNINGS,
To he continued
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Upton POST.OrF.CE.

Open from to II o'clock 4. NJ. and from to
I'm. On Sundays from Z. Nj. oGP. NJ.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily at A. NJ.
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays Wednes.
days and Fridays: closes at ) A. ".
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
8 A. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at
p NJ.
Red Oak mail Wednesdayst Saturdays at 5 AN.
All drop letters must I've prepaid with stamps
at the rate OF one cent each.
s. S. DANIELS p II.
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aMarricd,

On the 9TH inst. in Upton. by &c BrTrs Co.
Judge, Mr.. DANIEL. DICKINSON, Of jackson CO.,
and Mrs ALICE A. Cox of Cedar co.
On the 18th inst. In 1;pton. by the same. Mr..
re. kI1BAL and Miss MARGARET HECK; both OF
Nassilon township, Cedar co.
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Proceedings of the Board of Supervisors.

On motion the report Of the special
! committee on settlement with Sam'l Wan.
pier. Treasurer of Cedar county, was taken
| from the table.
, On the motion to adopt the report of
the committee the yeas and nays were
called for, with the following result:
yeas-C. P. Sheldon, Mason, Le;th,
Robinson, Houghton, j. W. Brown, Hen
derson, Wharton, Buttcrfcld. Rollins, J.J.
Wright and E. l.. Bassett-l2.
Nays-Levi Jennings and Preston Rob.
erts-2.
The report was adopted.
TO the Board Of Supervisors Of Ce!ar co.
lore:
The undersigned committee. appointed
to settle with Samuel WampIer, Treasurer
of Cedar county, Iowa, beg leave to submit
the following report
Your committee met on Monday, Dee
3oth, A. d. 1861, and proceeded to exam
inc the books Of the offices Of Treasurer and
Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors, and
found them to correspond, with few cxcep-
tions. arising from mistakes IN copying;
which mistakes were corrected and the
books made to agree. For statement Of
the condition of the various funds, y~pr
committee would refer your honorable
BODY to the statement of the clerk, com.
! piled from the books in his office, which
your committee believe to be Correct
Your committee have attempted to carry
out the spirit and intention Of the rcs"lu-
ton passed at the June session, in relation
to delinquent interests, by carefully com
putting the interest on all taxes collected
between the 4th day of July, A. ID. 1860,
and the lst day Of January, A. d. 1861:
in doing which Mr.. Wampler rendered all
the assistance in his power for which he
has the thanks OF the committee. Your
committee find the amount of interest due
and unaccountrd for On the several kinds
Of taxes collected by Mr. WampIrr, be-
twrrr the periods above mentioned, to be
CAB 81 100, as shown by the annexed
statement, to which You are respectfully
referred. All of which is respectfully sub.
mitted. Ed WRlcur,
PREsruN RopERTs,
J. j. WRlGnr.
No. |.
Statement Of the o,nout Of interest due and mac
co""t'f forty Sa"ul 'lnmjIer, on County, tStots
County .S'hool and H. r. Iar,x, collected by linn
bet~eent July 4t', 1850, ard Jan. lSt 1861.
1856. 1851 1873. 1859. Total.
County, ,O6 80 ll,64 1906 POI A
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10 Shor MS a Newspaper mhose columns are at
all times crOrdea wih uep advertisements, and ue
"iH shO" you community aiire mth business and
enterprise. The age IS mor;ng one, 4 that
Glands IN these slater days. riU ~ short tme fnd
himself beIWd his competitors. -irZ
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neA.Our thanks are due Hon. j. II
Rothrock, for several valuable public doc
umcnts.
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Ca We are promised letter from
Des Moincs, in time for our next issue.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the January
y term of the County Court Of Cedar county.
Iowa, Preston Rob rts was appointed Guardian
of the minor heirs of Joseph W. sawyer decd
J. c. BELTS. County Judge.
January :. lie7-Ilw&
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ESTRAY MARE colt

TAKEN UP by John Dice. at his rcs;aon.. =
Ceasss township, Cedar county, Iowa, on ~.
16th - Of October, A. d. 1861, an eslray marc
colk rid colt il bright bay. with the right
hind 1T white; two years old; about fourteen
hsoAM Ugh; and appraised At forty dollars.
ALONZO SHAW. County Clerk.
1iDooa, Nov. 18th, 1851 n4sm3
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DlsTR CT CornT. COUNTY OF CEDAR, June Term
A. d. 1862.
GEORGE W. LYMAN, ct AL
W. Original Notice.
WILLIAM CEssFORp, ctal.
To WILLIAM CEssFoRD. WILLIAM CEssFoRD sen
Tor, ami ELiZApETH CESsFoED:
VOU are hefeby notified tina. there is now
i file in the Office of the clerk Of the District
Court in Cedar county, state OF Iowa. petition
Of George W. Lyman, John A. Lowell and Josh
ua Wolcoit, trustees. nc. praying that two Ger
tain deeds executed by William Ee,stord to
William CesstOrd senior. and by william Cess
ford senior TO Elizabeth Ccssford conveying Ger
tain lands in Cedar county, may be set aside,
and asking other relief.
Now unless you Appear and defend to said petit
ton or before noon of she second day Of the
next TEL IN Of the District Court, in Cedar county
which te IN viii commence on this I'd day OF
June A. ID. loD2 yonr default will be entered
decree will De Rendered against you thereon
according t" the prayer of the petit on.
CLARKE Il DAVIS. sol. for comp.
Ordered, that the above notice be published IN
the Upton Advertiser" tor four con-e cutiye
weeks. ALONZo SHAW. Clerk
District Court Cedar county, Iowa.
Upton. January .. l>C2-nlwj
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JOINS I CRossEY's AMERICAN CEMENT GLuE
for sale at the Post Office. See advertisement
{fG
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e~ Sec Advertisement of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative
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T DR.. Jewett's last lecture will be
delivered at the Methodist chur,h, &, g,
Thursday evening at 64 o'clock.
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PIANOS, Ng;a.ODE;GNs,
Alexander Organs

Sheet Music, Music Books, Music Merchandise. and
oil kinds of Musical straments the Iotcest pos
sibIs prices.
= lie HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
i Oyerstrung
Iron Frame Pianos,
are justly pronounced by the Press and Music Masters
to be superior lnsi They built of
and most thorou yhIy seasoned Materials and will
stand any climate The tone svery deep, round, full
and mellow the touch elastic. Each Piano warranted
for three years. Price from 500 to 500. Second
hand Pianos at great bargains; ocaves, $25 to $40;
octaves, $50 to $lW g. octavcs Sllj to 1870; Ga
octayes, 500 to ijC; oct yves, SIS to 25. Second
hand Melodcons from $50 to 60. Monthly payments
rccc!,"d for Pianos, Ncrieons Alexander Organs;
also for rent, and rent allowed if purchased per
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FINELE Il LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO.,
;llR ErOaIWnY. New YOlk.

MO PERSON who conlcmplItes purchasing n
~ Sewing Mach lie for family or manu.artur.
ing purposes. should fail tn send for one of our
circulars. which contains cuts and full descrjp.
,iens of The several styles. prices ard SAMPLES Of
work. all OF WATCH we send by mail free. We
claim to have the
Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the unlersien-
~ cd John Monahan has This day been appoint,
ed by the County Court Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Executor of the estate Of Michael Monahan de-
ceased. All persons indebted to >aid estate
viii make payment to the undersigned, without
delay, and those having claims against said es-
safe will file them in the office Of the County
Judge Of said county OF Cedar. proved according
to law. JOHN MON Has, Executor.
January 3, lSG2-nlw4
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The Heroes Of Peace,
AND
The Heroes Of War.

4. ANTHONY No. sol BROADW AI, NEW YORK.
now publishing. in addition to other portraits. the
elebrafcd collection known in Europe and America as
Brady's National Photog phic Portrait
Gallery,
In which is included Portraits of nearly all the prom
lnent men of America not excepting JEFF. Davis,
Gen Beauregard, Floyd, and host of other conerr-
stes Price Of portraits So per Dozen Can be sent by
mall.
Scenes Of the War EOr the Union,
are published card size, and in form. Also,
ereoscopic Views of Scenes in Paris, London. and in
other parts Of England and France; in Scotland, Ire
land, Wales, Holland, Switzerland. SPAIN on the
Rhine, in Athens, Egypt, Turkey. the Holy Land,
China, India, Cuba, &C., DC, dd inf aitmm
Our Instn mtanenus Ste'cOscopic Views are
the Greatest Wonder of me Age.
These taken in the forteth part Of second and
the ru shng water, the moving Of vehicles. the
march Of an army iAthe slightest degree affect
che taking these views They sold for 81 per oz
We have also hand and man ufacture the lar test
assortment Of Stereoscopes, Photographic Albums and
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
II the United States, and perhaps in the world.
CATALOGUE, containing lists Of all our Portraits,
Views, Stereoscopes &C., sent by mail, receipt Of
camp.
Il. Anthony. 5Ol Broadway.
lenoEly near st. Nicholas Hotel. New Y ork.
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nA- See advertisement Of Prof. L..
M1LLER'S Hair Invigorator, and Liq.
uid Hair Dye, 10 another column.


ADvtRrIs,No-There Is doubt that the great lever
in the extension ola sness In these go ahead times
10 in advertising; but the immense popularity OF that
celebrated remedy for Dyspepsia, LIVER Complaint,
Nervous Debility, &c, Hosa na's G.rman BGtsrs, 10
not much owing TO the fact that has been exten.
sively advertised it is to the great Of the sr
Gle. worthless medicine may, through publicity,
acquire nntore.y hut requires the basis
true merit in order to sustain itself for any consd
cradle length Of time. HoeAand's German B,tsrs has
been long and hvorahy known the American public
for more than ten years; each day aiding some new
proofofits virtues and great curatv" properties.
These Btters Tor sale by all druggists and dealers
In medicines, at IS cents per bottle.
TO CONSCMPTIVES.
FYNHE ADVERTISER, having been restored 80 health
L in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, amer
having suffered several years with lung sfrec
tion and that dread disease, Ccnsumptions anxious
to make known to his fellow the cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrirton used Gree of CHARGE with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE Cure for CoNsu AsrnM> BRoNCntrIs, &c.
The only object OF the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
ton which he conceives to he Invaluable and he hopes
Sufferer will try his remedy, it will them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REy. EDWARD A. WILSON,
wILLIAxsnuaH, Kings County, New York.
October II, ls60-n4lv.yl
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statement of tie d,no,H oi interest Gtc anil ,u,l,-
co""td for hy .S""'"d IEao4'er, on Eoa,i h,rs.
coN"td by him betaeejt JLy lM, 1850, ami .Lau
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Sll5,TS 1875
HE'S
1927, 73
S229,2l Less amt accounted
for in Apr. rep't 1851.

&atmcnt OF he amona' Of interest due aud uuac-
cs'1"tted for BY San.al 'Ean,pler, on Sub- District
taos collected dct~eee July All, 1860 and Jm,y
LIST, 1861
Mol. .. ,. T. s. 6. = s. Total.
Cover, a37 10 81 Los d,6l "A ~ ll,o7 1929
Mas"inn, Lob ,5S 4.G6 l,16 s,4S
Pioneer. ~ ~ 93' Al IA 5.H 1886
>prlnGd e,o'9 5.l33,ll 4os l.l2 l,C2 2,,o 20.11
5. Greek. Lie 100 ~ l,9G 2.GS Cos
Upton dist. 80 90 20 90
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Statement Of the a'''ont Of interest due and mac
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TIE GENTLEMEN'S MEDICAL CON
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THE GUIDE AND GUARDFOR EVERY

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1t shows how all kinds OF Food. Medicines Lio-
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% published at The Inhrmrary, to aid these Objects
THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple remedies obtained for the cure
Diseases in all its forms, with full explanations Of
causes, symptoms, diet, bathing and exercise. Pr