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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04

In the last number of the Boston Com
mOnrealM we find the following sketch of
a scene in one of the army hospitals at
Washington, trom the pen of Louisa NJ.
AlcOtt, of Boston. who performs the duties
of a nurse:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04
L. A. FU ILL Err

O0rtOn Smith, Police Magistrate and Jus
~ Of the Peace, Office on BLUM Street IL
Ill take pleasure In waiting all who may entrust
m with their Business Of any kind in hisIine.
d. On the west Side ofthe River Joliet.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04

After that night, an hour of each eve
ming that remained to him was devoted to
bis ease or pleasure. He could not talk
much, ioT breath was precious and he spoke
10 whispers, but FROM occasional eopversa-
tions, cleaned scraps of private history
which oDly added to the affection and re-
spect ! felt for him. Once be asked ne TO
write letter, and as ] settled pen and ps-
per, said with an irrepressibie giimmer
of female curiosity, :'sball it be addressed
to wife Or mother john"
Neither, ms'sm; I've 20 no wife, and
will write to mother myself when / get bet
ter. Did you think was married because
Of thisl" be asked, tOnchipg plain ring
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-08-04

NRS.dARRIET KILLMER, Female Physician, of
M fsrs her professional services to her sex, In
Obstetrics and the diseases incident and cl u
dren. She will also attend calls generally
Residence n East Joliet.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-17
Caution 70 tho Public.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ i

And learn that psrfSct and radical cure Is warranted
md guaFsaosd TO all who arc aihictsd With weakness,
debility, nervous complaints nelaneholy thoughts, d.
preston Of spirits, distress and anguish Of mind. loss
ef sleep, loss Of memory loca Of energy and muscular
power prny growth, wasting AWAY, aud wnnt Of con
basooS 10 Themselves, tntlns hs, oonvulaivs trezi.
bhngs. impotsIce and Disgust Of life.
y HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SArs.
eone physlclans require 70 30 told ths naure Of your
not Hisperfsos knowledge Of the human sysem enables
him % describe the diseses without any information
non the patient 70 sxplain ite original oa1sA and 20
guarantee is enre And what valuable stll, he
yin honestly and frankly tsI whether you coo b ourea
not. An tis cummupicAiions and iptoTTisvs are
strictly private and conadsntlal = Asdtcol Je~Iat
Tho Botanic Romedcs Of Dr.. RAphas the Englfsh
Bo.snic Physician, never filad yet 70 make gsrse.
radtsal, snd permanent ccro Of ALL PRIVATE, Sc.
CREr, AND VENEREAJ DISEASES, without the use
ef Msrcuy, without hnderinos from business and
without fear Of dseorory or exposure No daddy POI.
eols suoh 90 AIsenc nux vomita opium o. any other
posoDA No mercury nor any deadly misunderstanding
eutpureR Vsgetabls Botanical Rsmediss ass used b.
dss never jet iled 70 cure tbs most obstinate and The
mos, dangerous oasss, and 70 fenaove all eronry and
Other Impurities ftom tho sgetn when al o;hsr Bems-
coon NEWS PoR SINGLE MEN ooy9EMpLAr.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore eorFss-
pondeut Of The 0ddtellow POnsboro. Maryland. said
On ThurSday. the slpt o., Nc, iSdoi 2. 1A..4 .
tiop having benpsrfomsd bytl. Ensiih pOianis PLY.
yidAn, ksl u my duty, baying, knoTlsdgs q heIs,
- eatg The net, believing that In doing % mAydo
ssgyics 10 tho suiefiES 0Bs tass In parttcaay-ehat
d young man In this ciy-is worthy Of notA He hsd
eoeoro t6s VICTIM of habit tbs alinsieo 70 vh,cA
carsss shuddsy and AAr ysars Of suffering and doc,s
hE gave mp all hopes of recovery. He wished % mAry.
and was dsAfly slbvsd By % sxoos gdr ~ eSol Hspo1
words Of Affection, but lis IVES axfal. nervoug and pro-
Stsd. he dared aos Wed on sccount of ths shstiro1
Itas Of fblssyvsm HssOpgbt plisf u The hands ofahs
Botanic Physcian and, sstenlihg as Il may tsom, an
The bloom and ygor cf youth has returpsd and b. b
row fhs happy nather Of bAiroI BRIGHT boy" ]" y
any who are su1Iaring no matter what thaR ON
paint. eanpa euths potaIh hysIcsn cnnsdrptialR.
tesy nay Esly upcn. relief Ais ofiss 4. ct No. ~
eAsr YIfH 50 eyoaao1e 9. a6d Bsssdssy, om >
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-17
-''' s'''' % GOING WEST.
Money Wanted.

Al tho'0 whodo Dot pay ps 90 subscription
aud a,s 10 arrssrs. viii and their accounts le 4.
~ tho justices. for collection, and tbs paper
eissootirusa CD The Iss day Of Jaaurary DsIt. -
: An who owe Us 90 oeeoupis, we srs eompsl).d a
toeoilect. IN order, talayjn materials ana rav
omdsess against the of'se We hope cor fri,rd,
shlpsyup and savs ecsts
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-17

TA patriotic writer 10 Of shs
opinion that the ladies' Of the present.
day would mako good soldiers, be-
causs tho dress they wear Ly day
IN sb.f - 2 sss trt..' y !. (, -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-17
Width 3~s2i nL
'NIFIGE.--

NOTICE 10 horshy given 70 gallr conoerped
~ Eos 70 trust my via Mary uids, ,oasmy cred
~, % ! ami dessIDipe5 70 pay no dsbss Of hes
consrsa ting. > Is u AlyoeEPH oLD9
Nov l2.h issa-.Yv ..---5h 7',tr2
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-17
service

service. .-tH-.--..H--s--.... a.---a.i-4-a
The Post Office Department is nea
rly seltsustaining, being only abont
Sl50,OO0 short.
Nearly a million and a bali OF
acres OF land have been taken up M
der tho Home stead Law. The Pres.
ident recommends y modification Of
the law in favor only OF those who
have been in the military or naval
service Of the country.
lie compliments our Ministers and
Consuls abroad.
The condition Of the Territories is
satisfactory, although the ladan dif
hculties in New Mexico are not en-
tirely suppressed. He alludes to the
mineral wealth of the new TerritOr.
rs just discovered.
Ihe President suggests the exps.
diency Of establishing system for
the encouragement OF foreign emigra.
ton. This is pretty good. coming
rom the head OF party which, Few a
wears ago, wanted to deny to emi-
grants the right Of citizenship, to for,
I.oid them coming here altogether.
The President compliments the
management OF the Treasury.
lie approves Of the National Bank.
ing Law, but thinks some amend
mtnts may be mado to it. Or tue
Treasury he says.
"Ths receipS during the year from
all sources, including loans and the
balance in the Treasury at it's Com.
nsucmeGt, were S90l, 1875, ,6T4 S6
ahe aggregate Disbursements 1896,
796, $50 65, leaving a balance on the
7th OF Ju y, 1888, OF $3,S99, ,044 a..
OF the reeeips there were derived
from customs $50 059 642 40;
from internal revenue $37, $40 767.
95 /; from direct taxes 81 ,4S8, 103 81;
from lands $l67,6 GIT II; from miscel.
Ianeous sources, SO 045 615 IS, ami
rom loans $776, $50, ,36l 81, making
THE aggregate $90l;ll9.674 SO. : .
| But the payment .aof the funded
aud temporary debt having been
mads from moneys borrowed during
! ,hs year, NUT beregarded as merely
,nomlnsi paymsnts, and the moneys
borrowed to make them as merely
nnnmal r 5ceipts, and their amount,
SlSl ,0s6 636 OF, shoEId, there ore,
ye d,dnered both from tho receipts
and disbursements. This being done
khefs re mains as actual-receipts STA.
| 709, ,995 59, leaY ng balance as alrea
Idys,ated. The sotua' receipts end
disbursements foY The frat quarter,
land the Estimated receipts and dis
bnrsemsp,s fos the remaining tbres
qusrtsrs ofths cu!reot fiscal ysas Of
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-17
EKF1A1lK5IAY
GOOD NEWS AT LAST!

Ths nsvet-Aliihg Or. RAPHAEL b Sts best n
succeeds When all othoT have hilst.
All WHO ARE IN TRoUHLH,
All Who have bOn unf5Ttunats, "a whoss tOnd hODss
haVs been dissp Anted erushsd and biastSd, al Whs
have BEEN ssdue0d W fas pronsta And deeslt al Wh0
have beOn deceived aad trnOd With, Al 60 70 him tS
styios and 10 get satisfaction
He makes Jour msioTtunes pAl5 away, - mAkas tie
SAndcr and envy of your eDemsa au hASoeas, and ha
Sustans your character and spoebillty In ps Of sya
reporto aud runors All who In doubt Of the arc.
tons q thoss they love consult him 10 rsloTe and A
thslr mluds, and 70 And oHt tASr bright and WAFm
hopes VII b realized ...- ..---
M LOVE AFFAIRS HH NEVER
FAILS. . ses-. ..r,.
Hs has ~ secret Of winning tho AneetionS Of tia
S.ppy ns n' .S% SGSs s. ,s' .s 70 sSUS 1Hs
I'D and sdylco has hoen solicited In tnnumefabio In
sISnoaS, and ths result has always been
a SPEEDY & HAPPY MARRIAGE.
To make things SurO, he WI sh0W yOu the Hks.
ness Of
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE
He will tell you their circumstances and their fatuN
prospecta and what Is bOtter than a he can tell roo
their thoughts and what their "roal" intentions Eru
What better still, be tell yot II they viii make yOI
happy. 90
Toa business his Rdyice 10 lnyaluAbls he can fbrO
vii. with tho grsasst certainty, the result Of all
marcal and business transactions and Fpecuatops Dr.
Raphael intsrprss dreams for lotisry numbers with za
hllinE accuracy.
LlTTERY NUMBERS
giTeA without any oGtTs charge
MoRn GOOD NEWS ~
Dr.. RAPHAEL will cast your Horoscope or wriss
Sour nativity. ETory man, ss"tugh the length and
Eread.h Of ths lAnd, who has bad luck, and who
GOT get In the world should hs in possession q his
Hofoeoope, aud get Dr. RaphnolS
Written Opinion Of hia Futuro Pres.
poets In Life.
II will guide hun 10 wealth, tniasnas, and homer.
Thousands Of good men, who weru ussaGtBnats and
tnccessful In thsr busnsSsmeu who worked hard, and
who struggled against Adyorsity ert misfortune the
greater part Of their lives and who Na Ne moro thsy
tried 10 got forward In the world the things went
against them; These men got Or. Rsphs,S writtsa
opinion upon theiE future prosp9ets 10 He All thoe9
who wisely followed DR.. RaphAels advice are SOW
RIoE1, HAPPY, AND SUCCESSFUL
By prejudice and Ignorance, neglected hs Ayics sh
lSboTlng against adVorslty and p0srty,
.r.- Ho srured
WEALTH, EHIIEENCE, AND coon
LUCK F
ars within ths reach Of a II 700 Wish " be rish Aad
happy you will consult him also.
GOOD NEWS for the AFFLICTED.
He has the gi aud can toll tho aiicsed the cause al
their disease and suffering, he also tell whether
they DO cured OF not thus saving the Aelsd both
trouble and expense.
Consultations daily, suudays pzcspteA. Ofhes hssm
from 10 A. II. TO bP. NJ A.,
Al ntsgviewt are strictly private aDd esnndsalaAA
Tharcfbrs We Say, 80 one 60 all and oonsult
DIR. RAPHAEL
The AstrologcE Of tho 18th Century,
Nc. 50 EAST FIFTH sTREHr,
between Sycamore Street and BrSaAWsy,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-17
[From the Cincinnati RnQusrs.

Summary and Extracts OF the
Presidents Messsge and Protla.
HsatiOn.
There are a large number OF pso-
pie who have either hot tine timc or
the inclination to read carefully zach
u document as Prvsident's Message,
and for the benefit Of such We have
mads a summary ofall tue reooti-
mendations and points it contains.
The message opens with the usual
Acknowledgements to God. The Pres
iGent notices the stoppage by the Hrit
ish aud French Governments Of Fhe
Confederate rams, tor biduing them
to leave Their ports. e
A supplemental African slayes
trade treaty has been made, and car
ried into execution, as we are next
informed. The frat person introdac.
ed into the message, therefore, u a
negro t.... g.. f. I
The President proposes to Seelo
with England some land claims in
Washington Territory. b.
The maritime jurisdiction Of Cuba,
which has been discussed bet weth
the United States and Spain, isa
question to be referred to the arbitrA-
ment ofa foreign power.
The Sche!dt dues are to be paid.
Il is recommended that a list ofall
tbs persons declaring their intention
to become citizens OF the United
States he for warded to the Secretary
OF the Interior, and that a Law be
passed for that purpose. 1t is also
recommended that the law be So
ch .nged as to make the facts OF yot-
ing u bar against any claim Of no cit
izensbip, set up by these who cesire
IAN exemption from military Reryies.
Russia is TO make q line Of .tele
graph from uur Pacific coasts n.
The Consular systers Of the Uni
tel States begin to be selfsnstainipg
The President recommends a tole
graph across the Atlantic Ocean aiId
also oetween Washington aud th'
forts on the Gull of Mexico. tsfa
A Recommendation is 4aade 10;
navy yard on the Atlantic Ocean
ami also onihe Western rivers.
1 Il ia suggested that G1vernmSh
School bo established Tor the fostering
and training u seamen for the nsva
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-17
DIR. RAPHAEL,
BOX No. a4es, PosT OFFICE
CINCINNATI OHXo.

=" IT 2. Lei it 20 cenTV IN
oazSteed that the pgieo named ccnsuatiop tss pays
ns consultation only 1t doa not PeyOT the poetorh
written opinion VI your future pFcspeeta In lfs IL dosa
noG pay for winning ths Affections Of the opposite Sex
nor lor tho oousummAtlou Of happy marriage nor or
doing any other business named in tho above advertise
Uenf Ibe Doctor has hIsd pfice for doing each sepa.
roto buaness In your consultation with the Doctor yoe
sarn how Won can realize tho fond hope nearest youl
LSeTt Won ans told how yuu can get all you want and
now yo,r h0ness onchk 70 be done 90 that It can NOT
hn he viii forsol what Is your DESTINY. III ShoTt,
hs win tell what is before you, eto. al,
Caution 70 the Public.
Dr. W. Raphael, the Astroloeer, has no eonneetiOA
With PR0FEssoBor or Or. w. M. Raphael, or With any
0thsr gentleman of the came name.
p en- Out this advertisement out. When you coma
bTnR It With you and show It 70 the girl who opens s
door. To prevent mistakes, ssk 10
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-12-17

ABRAHAM LlNCoLNI
WAsa,aeros, Dscanbes' 9, 1889.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

Ny DROPS TO CURE Suppression of the Men
ses, from whatever cause, though care should be
taken to ascertain if pregnancy be the cause, as
these DROPS would be sure to produce miscar
riage they will also certainly PREVENT cor
ception, if taken two or three days before the
monthly period therefore, | wish it distinctly
understood, that do not hold myself RESPONSE
BILE when used under such circumstances.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
Sabbath Rradiug.
sAnuArII IN THE CouNrny,
ny GEORGE ". BrSGAY.


Tlc sabbath is the white Day NJ ,hc week
Its shy scrcnc, the hlaUlcst ul the seven,
How sweet it' air, ,1utainrd by h,hprS SrIra",
Filled with tle sound Of many Ginning bells,
That grdvcfy speak from cunsccrard towers
Sweet Day uf Rest, designed for man and beast
When the tired uN in the still pasture feeds
Aud the uularucss ii strcd his freedom knows,
Aud every creature speaks its silent joy!
! love the soft chant NJ us unyokcd streams,
Yhcir music hrrdrg with the village ch"ir-
Past Wonder silent mills their wayccts glide,
~ rpplcs of delight toward the sca
That crowns with foam tho uur,lings of The halls
Where SHINING shells with roscato lips invite
The waves To- worship on The waiting shore.
The violet look. not with jealous eyes
pom the sweet gcraniun a. its side;
1hu dusy hfinSs no -hargr against the r'ni
Brciusc It sIp. the dew from the sam iuunt
The uur"ult rose llamcs ont IN fragrant bloom,
PuUluE ~ lips against the lily, checks
The 0uNgr. ,trm a. a tiny t"N"r which Tits
rs bell, above 'hc couCrcCitHI grass,
In which tho 8. rtru hor rings ont his hyinn
TO the fraternity Of sulcss liwcrs.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

TUE nARNENFp CAGE.-lt is a curious
fact that, while some birds refuse to sing
when the cage is darkcned, others have
softer, swoeter notes OF song. And SO il is
IN human existence. When tho soul Of one
comes under the shadow of great atllic,
ton" it is no longer the voice of melody
The resources and the heart Of joy are gone
But another sits in shadow, md sends up tc
God the tones of music-thc loftcst strains
of praise from the chastenod spirit. 1t was
thus with David, whose harpings are never
80 heavenly AS when they rise from the
depths OF his sorrow. Il is not strange
that those are dumb when "the DAYS ot
darkness comes, whose song of delight
lived only in the glare of carth's titiul, tran,
scnt neutrality-suspicious.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

could furnish any quantity of testimonials of
its efficacy from my own patients, but the prac-
tice OF plrading bought and fictitious ones be-
fore the public is so prevalent do not deem it
advisable. Ny object is to place my medicine
before the public, not alone to make money,
but to do good. 1t is proverbially true of the
American Ladies, that not ten perfectly healthy
ones can be found in any one vicinity.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

DHYlvG APPLgs.--We have known a help.
meet cut aud dry apples during the winter
instcsd OF the ,Ail, and it has bcen enough
for MS, On seeing the white, ciyan, dried
pieces, we were at once convinced, iere
is the point; not a fly sPock was there, 10
mold, no rot II WAS tho perfection of "a
dried apple, Another advantage Apples
then are ripe, or nearly so, they have ,le
pertection Of their iiayor and this flavor
will ie ltosont when the frat is served.
Do onr housewives consider thiSg The
freit should be, when dried, inss what 1t is
Shen nsed in the tsA ar winter, Nuducd.
Then We arc ralticular To select the best.
But for dried huit, "any thing viii 90.
What an srroF this is No wouder thai
dried frut.pie is an ordinary affair com,
pared with the fresh, juicy applelde.
Pa. e. 4 III
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

ADDRESSING CmLpRSN. Making speech
to q company of Sunday school children is
productive Of good or evil, according To
whether the speech is good or bad a stir.
ring, earnest speech on the subject of their
lesson, or ON some subject connected with
It, may wisely be thrown in, at almost any
session. \ speech which is on no sub.
,lcct at all, or on something which calls
the youthful thoughts away from what
they have been studying, is a nuiSaucc
may rise at an appropriate timo and offer
some remarks which may be productive of
good some stupid or silly orator follows
him. and tho children forget all the good
man told them.--N, =. Times.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

AEF VOC KlNp To lovR NoruIR.-Who
guarded you in health, and comtorted YOU
whom IN? Who hung over Your little bed
when YOU wcro frctnl, and put the ccol.
ing druSht to your parJhci hpss Who
taught You how 90 pray and gently helped
you 10 real Who has borne with yaur
faults, and been kind and patient with your
childish Nays? Who loves yoa still, aN,i
who cuRlrircs and works irg vou every
day lop hive? Il is yo1w wu,hcr- your
own dear mother, Non lst me ask You.
Are yon kind 90 your plojhor.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

1T is SURE TO CURE!
1T Is SURE TO CUREi
IT Is SURE TO CURE!
1T Is SURE TO CURE!
1t is impossible to enjoy the bloom Of health,
and vivacity Of Spirits, unless the Menses are
regular as to the timc the gu ,ntty, and quality
When they are obstructed, Nature makes her
efforts to obtain for it some other outlet, and
unless these efforts of Nature arc assisted, the
patient usually experiences Dependency, Nerv.
ousness ard finally CONSUMPTION assumes its
sway, end prematurely terminates a miserable
life.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04

Ir' ninis'''s reraN' bpt nnny ,ap'
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
ADVERTISER ApYERrISE,l


The PgERNsUrRG JoUEN,L, having a large and
constrn'ly increasing circu.a,ua, F., the best al.
ycrtisiue medium in Wood County. Busincs.
mon and all others, who may have occasion to ad
vrr'isc, will 10 well to patroniac the JorR~Al, as
tits circulated throughout every township in the
county.
II you want 10 buy or sell a house. advertise
II you want 10 buy or sell a lot advertise.
II you want to buy or sell cattle, adycrtisc
u You want 90 buy or sell gram, advertise
II you want employment, advertise!
u YEA want 10 employ help, advertise!
Ii You have lost ony thing, advertise
II You want to sell gnodS. advertise!
u lou want To buy farm, advertise!
Il YOU want to sell farm, advertise.
II You want a. advance your intrrr,i, l-,pcr,
ally, 1.h,r'i.r' ,pvrErsr.t ADVERTISE!l
Ny0OD. wOOp, uooD,
TAT,> oN srrscR,guoS Al iaE
!iRElseCKS J1CESAL oTTICy.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-11-04
RE WISE IN TINE!
BE WISE IN TINE
Re WISE IN TINE!
BE WISE IN TIME!

Let not disease destroy your constitution. Try
a bottle of my PERIODICAL DROPS, and you
will be satisfied that am no mpostor. Tell
your afflicted friend what restored the bloom OF
health to your cheeks, and thereby confer fa'
vor more valuable than gold. For painful or
scanty Menstruation it is just the thing. have
now in my mind an Instance of lady who had
been suffering from painful menstruaton two OF
three years, con6ning her to her room each
time she had applied to several eminent physi-
clans, without reliei when one bottle of my
DROPS entirely cured her.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-29

CEDAR Co. BIBLE SoCIErY.-The au.
nual meeting of this society was held on
Tuesday evening, October Goth, at the
Methodist church. The following board
Of officers vas duly elected: President,
Geo. Schumacher; Vice Presidents, Hen.
~ Reigart, WIN. Lee; Secretary, VIM.
II. Tu.hiIl; Treasurer aud Depository,
VIM. Elliott.
Rev. d. E. Jones, the efficient State
Agent Of the American Bible Society,
was present, and made an interesting
statement of the aims and doings Of the
parent society. The Depository for the
county will hereafter be at the post.
Office aud after short time, it is hoped
that the people will be able to obtain
such bibles as they may need, at the
lowest cash prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-29
DECIDEDLY INTERESTING TO FARM

DECIDEDLY INTERESTING TO FARM
ERs.-Mr. j j. Rider, of our county,
has invented and obtained q patent for
an improved corn planter With which
one mao With a pair Of horses can plant
from fifteen to twenty acres per day
planting 10 check so that the corn can be
worked two ways. The machine is very
simple, not easy to get out Of repair and
can be sold at about fifteen dollars. Mr.
Rider proposes to make arrangements
with some mechanic 10 Upton for map-
ufacturing them, 10 order that the farm.
ers in our vicinity may be supplied.