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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-09

MR. EDITOR:-The sub ject Of wheat
raising, in this and adjoining counties,
has been agitating not few Of our farm
ers the past six or eight months, and I
have been undecided as to the propriety
of sowing wheat this spring, while others
seem to see their way clear in the bust
ness, and urge the propriety of sowing
more than formerly, regardless Of the risk
of the crop, or the scarcity of hands tS
harvest, influencing others to do the sans
that are not able TO lose their seed and
labor
Permit me to say few things 1.-THE
subject. If they are not worth much
they certainly will not cost more.
Ny experience and success. in the
growing of spring wheat the last four
years has been all that | could ask, aside
from injury and loss by the Bug and Fly,
that made thcirappearance on the Prairie
in the summer OF 1861, and more partic-
ularly the last season
| have grown four or five varieties of
spring wheat, namely: Club, Fife, Hosra
and Mediterranean. Have raised crops
that eragcd twenty eight bushels to the
acre,-last year only thirteen bushels
The failure in last years crop attribute
principally to the Fly; true the Bug did
its snare, but nothing in comparison. My
Hosra was nearly a failure, while tie
Mediterranean was not dam aged; both
were grown on land that was broke in
1858. The latter variety is of very rank
and rapid growth and r;pcns some t 70
weeks earlier, consequently would advise
the growing of it in preference to the
others, but not to very great extent un-
less on new breaking. have often been
asked, here and in the East, why the
farmers Of Iowa did not SOW more winter
or fall wheat, but have never, until now,
been able to give an answer especially
satisfactory to myself; though had sup
posed it would kill out in an open winter,
especially on the open black prairie. But
my experience the past winter Gas SOW
ed some last fall, has been to the contra,
ry. | have demonstrated clearly ton Y.
mind that fall wheat, if farmed with this
drill, will stand the open thawing aII
freezing winters of this section of Iowa.
If the Fly should not ipjure the fall
wheat this summer, Gas | believe it did
not last season. would it net be advis.
able for those that cannot farm all their
land to spring crops, and do it in good
season, to fallow portion of it through
the summer and thus prepare it for fall
wheat?
l would not counsel any to 90 into it
largely, but farm a little, sufficient for
bis family use. 1t will not damage you
to give it a light sprinkling of manure
after you have drilled in your wheat, and
by So doing you will not be under the
necessity of moving your stable or max
ing a new door way, anI not to SOW soon.
er than the latter part of September, as
the Fly would be likely to get into it if
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-09

Judge Isbell, of the Iowa City Dis.
trict, has decided the soldiers vote un-
constitutional, in the contested case from
Iowa county on the office Of Clerk. We
have not seen the ground Of the decision
The case will be carried up to the So
preme Court, where Judge 1sbelps de-
cision will probably be reversed,
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PROVIDENCE LAKE La. CAMP llTH Iowa,
March 18th, 1863. (

\,
March 18th, 1868. (
FRIEND DANIELs:-I have read the
papers considerable, and find in the
Copperhead papers great deal said about
our regiment-the 11th. 1t seems as if
they had a pick at it for something or
other, but for what l cannot understand.
Maybe it is because we are down on the
Copperheads so hard; if so, all right. We
would come down on them still harder if
they would come down here and fight US,
like men. Now all they can say won't
hurt us-that is, it won't change our
minds-and that is what | suppose they
are at. They want to discourage Us, get
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-09
McSWEES 4 BASS,

4 TTORNEYS 4 COUNSE!LORS AT LAW
"a LAND AND COLLECTING AGENTS, &C.,
TIPToN. Iowa.
OFrIcE- Post-Ol'ice Building, opposite the
Court House.
N.B-Messrs Mes. < 3. will pay TIE strctest
attention to every branch of their profession.
REFERENCEs: Grant & Smith Cook ( Drury,
Dawson 4 True, Lane & skinner, and Hon.
Judge Dillon Davenport. (>:2jl
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PLA STERlNG.

STERlNG.
The subscribers will be prepared
to do plastering. and all other kinds of Mason
Work, the coming season. One Of them will al
ways be found at the New Court House,
EDWARD GODDEN,
Upton, Jan. 30, SO. (5yD THOMAS GODDEN.
XyIRITING PAPER--Commercial Note. Let.
wv ter. Fools cap. Legal car, and other kinds
for sale at the postcf'ice.
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Tailoring.

7 WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
OF Upton, aud vicinity, that have commen-
ced the Tailoring business and am prepared t.
make clothing in the most fashionable style and
on short notice. Charges to suit the times.
, Shop in the postotfice Building.
WIN. ELLIOTT. ,
Upton, Iowa May sth, 1862.
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Northern and Southern Women.


The other day we took occasion to a..
lu1e to the lively spirit with which the
women of the South enter into the cause
of the rebels and showed how the display
of a similar degree of enthusiasm among
the women of the loyal States would help
the Government md sustain the patriot.
ism of our people, y signal illustration
of the activity of the southern females 10
given in the official order of the rebel
General Stuart, just published, which
formally appoints Miss Antonia J. Ford
to the position of "Honorary Aide. do.
camp in his military establishment, as
mark Of the special confidence he repos-
es in her patrIotism, fidelity and abili-
ty.' Stuart further requires that Miss
Ford be duly respected and obeycd "by
all the lovers of a noble nature'-aud tho
lesson is a good one for our women.
1t is by no means essential that every
one of our brigadicrs should attach fas-
cinating female to his staff in their hon.
crary capacity Of aid.de camp, not that
the women of tho North should uusex
themselves like the brilliant and active
but somewhat erratic Miss Antonia Ford,
but they can do better They can say
good, bold words for Freedom, and not
be ashamed to say them; they can tell .
Copperhead in society that he Is no bet
ter than rebel, and that he should 20
to his place among the traitors they can
become members Of the Loyal Leagues,
attend the Union meetings, and in many
such ways infuse new life and spirit into
the ranks Of the people
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Heroism Of Two Union Women In Tn
uesDce-They ave the 21th Iova


In travelling on the cars from Bethel to
jackson, Tennessee, the Twenty Seventh
Iowa Regiment was saved frou a fearful
loss by the heroism Of couple Of Unios
women. The train was running in the
night time at high rate of speed, and
just before reaching railroad bridge, the
Engineer SAW a couple Of lanterns being
waved in the distance, directly on tho
track. He stopped the locomotive, and
men were sent ahead to ascertain The
cause of the alarm. They found that the
lanterns were held by two women, who
explained to them that party of gucrillas
in that vicinity had been informed Of tho
coming Of the regiment and at about
eight o'clock that evening the villains
had set the bridge on fire, and allowed
the main timbers to burn so much that
they could not hear the weight of the
train, and then put out the flames and
went away, hoping, o! course, that the
cars would run on the bridge; that i.
would break down with the weight, and
thus kill and injurc many ofthe soldiers,
and prevent the regiment from going
through. The noble women had learned
Of these Intentions, and had walked ten
miles, through the darkness and mud, TO
save the Onion soldiers
Ofcoursc thc officers of the eth i'm
mediately made arrangements to present
their thanks in more tangiblc form than
words; but the ladies refused all presents.
They said that the satisfaction Of know
ing that they had aided the cause Of their
country, was sufficient for them-they
only asked for an escort to their homes,
which was gladly furnished them.
How far above all praise is such con-
duct! God only can sufficiently reward it.
Dubuque Times.
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DIR. =. Il. SMITsI
EXCHANGE OFFICE.

CMHT DRAFTS on NEW YORK CAN BE
- had Of the Subscriber in sums to sut pur-
tiasers. Certificates of Deposit, and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish
ed Mt a small premium.
Isy- Office over Ho.tslanders store.
WM. II. TUTHILL.
Tipton Iowa: July lst 1850.
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retsl army from the front Of our ssrunsbold
there, fSrung IL V beat . hssty rstfssa
south, secompl.hsd one Of tie mon remarkable
fssss n N. hissory u Army marches. 1ss
ny's country, and '~ent throagh . iiiirg,' - .
correspondsns rsrnstks. A very imnd amount Of
SUPPLIES Wa brought by wagon, but the whole
country Tor miles on ei,her nant ~As striped Of
every srticls OF food and every pound u forage.
The css sens we're s0rsly pressed To- n. n.ces- tics
81 life, but the sasty aud s,istensuc. oi armies
balanced sg.nst this act, sni the beam ,~ung In
ia'of u tie Later. All sniusls CAlsn Of carry
iuto te service sui almost We ~hJ.e command
eonsequebty cane monte. sab tg- yop icv ?
ss~ befJrc. Sorie rad s,rsf pc bl.nk,t n Gun :
The frs'i, b. gtsrd ft'nss OF runser-pii elcd Sc
snt came lDdd,Hg surely s.ong, o,s.a. liss .De
d. hllowsrs ol tic krg.t 80 l. Mo a .ue "A
srduou- en- frut e.4a vsut re-
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING. DC. 6. 1868.


Ors 81 the largest mesNass ever held IN ssd
around Cooper institute occurred on Thursday
cs'nins. FOR the ostenAibs purpose 81 promo,lng
Ell smehs A series Of pstriosic resolutions we're
p.' i, md large suubsr Of speeches delivered,
bat al TO disco-sr any prsesiesi rss.i.s likely
~ - cu, Of tbis ssssmblsgs Of pslrot. They
- . esd upon the hecsssisy OF immediate
f. I.. ii solved V recon mend certain nett ojs
- .''.'si ,ernmsDI bus no one prsrsni, pre-.
80 .ny plan vh,rsby iLs snl.stfbsli Of voiub-
80 -, IL to 'Isydry occurred. IL may na be
80, osMs' g. decide uTon h. ,,-s man %
., n hl..ri. b.1., l,ieAr.to usAAsr Z,
..,'g - a. ,'r' 10 600, dee rous n .il p
I'D ihsn sud G-i, 'nf h., ID =, "lo 40 /
t..r. rot. sci4s gooi would haze been
..'' pHs,el. II = p'e,v generally snosa
200, ii eu, sound on he nsr question.
u.rs .r. thoasa Ids oi m.n Wiling TO
W" ,1nnng for not on,y tie pa, bu, tie
| 49,, many oit ew men Nsve fsru!!ss 70
"s ana are OF :, 'a,s a. m 10 she CO..
ne word upon IL. Guns proposed y
.,n,.inn.tt--,n.t ther JON es will be g. "a
IL ~ s."tnep'-, .ud their pay be for Incoming ~
Ia. utuis time Tness men geu.r.lly want ths
i.- -. part Vi the fubds before hey hsye for the
Sc, Of war. secure this to them, aud they
VII - ehesfnly enough The city bonn.
'c- are now pad, very promptly, ami becssse
~ are 40 paii, an sverige Of Que hundred and
at ''uatsers ere snlistiug daily At N rate III %
IL hs vii elapss before The quota Tor tbs city
sou,d ts allied. wet 10 wanted now, IL incres ed
tao % Tor accom- plishing the badness " rs.rui,
ns ore Commits~s. under the reit.ps SYSTEM
IN operation. Cannot seeoup lish much work -
h'h. dozen miisr Conrnit.ses empowered 70 psy
sh- touniiss, .ud at ia concert with tie recruIu
oi'es Let the basness BE- supplied. and con.
duc. IA sIca . manner that . volunteer may be
- his bounty oulsstd. aud clad ia bis uniform
~itAin two ho.ri r IN he time he concludes to
s,s's hls country, en- larger number Of soldiers
oil - obssins d'ily titan can 10 secured under
sIusihg srrSuxene.ts
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Tus French Emperoi's propo.i,.on for . EuroJs an
Congress, TO deliberate on the means that shout
bs sdopssd " preserve the peace q Europe. 10 ms
70 have produced - much CONSERVATION and alarm
In The various Cabinets 80 81 inv t.,icH 10 smbs,t
In actual hosii tiles. With the exception Of the
King Of Italy. Who 10 bound 10 Frame BY thc
strongest tss OF interest aud gratitude not one OF
Abe Grsss Powers regard The proposition with favor
The majority look upon u a. . covert s,ssmIL on
che psSs " the sssu,s French Emperor, ~ in,olvs
Mem n negotissions that must ultimately be
decided By the sword rather than tho pen, and
commit them 70 unt nown proposi, ons from which
AAey cannot honorsbly rsceds This 4, suba,an.
sially Ne position u The English snd Austrian Cab
ansss. Demanding rsstrietions snd hui,st ons on
NE deliberations u The Z, ngrsss would comp etc
Hsusralise its power aud iLfusnes. IL any 40.
however, shs French Emperor will. - usual, gam
his point II the Congress tkes psce
- he PROPOSE there 10 . chance Of pre-
serving pssse, and not. he will piscs
~ European powers In the false pos Z on
a having rejected pse DO ov.ture., aud IN thus
arrsy Ne public opinion u EurJps-and ssp. ci.l )
che Dsnossssic slemenf-in his favor. Thors IT,
hewsvse. . certain moral grandeur in tbs pa po-
sis'en for Congress TO rsorgsuIs Europe socor :
tAs " The sdyspced civilization OF the worIi
which u Indicative Of substantial progress
Wa Y che worst possible method 81 settling
disputes be,~ cen nations, and Lotus NLroIEus's
scheme may be regarded a. Al a,tcmp'-ln.diiu s
perhaps on his part, bu, ben. q 'isl g. u. world
% Guhsatgse reason for re. Iis ain 10 al tasl
many questions in Europe press Tor q solution,
aud N 70 better for the rulers IS we'll as tie pso-
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EONSa Iak"Tlu<.
4 WALKING SKELETON
4 some yesrs a.
ok sCHENCY

WALKING SKELETON
about 'hs'Tee o. PlirG iphi. and II a,lt -. ~
duecd ~ low ant 10 uuahlr 20 move auy IoIg..
Aid va tsten o'ei 20 - Jersey
To DIE
IAtr~ he lag confutd b ted snd Dr. Thar.
ton sst 'hs' iis iunss we're al gone ard 4, ., -, "a
htea ~-'s. - TAT low stas he N.arI 4 1ad ob
taiued souis
ROOTS AND utRBs.
snd VI tde meti'ie u t,0r4 "a d = rhsftre IN ~.
sho,r t,'tm. sIr.lied al ~. u,'te, fror, .hs
.uu,r, mucI. rom he .iom-sh started th- iye-.pd
~ tact expelled ts.s .-0rDe mAttas from the avs
tsIn
Ills APPETITE
'csnn 30 improve, aud y dStr,,iiv he e--iid
n" ffsv'rte from eating TOO much n. ,oot ths
.hing fOrd .ud in .bo., ,,,s bs 80. IN
IMPROVE RAPll L.
N"F bets \ trea hc.ty ulan, = eighips over two
Lau 'od 80 49, u . r.lirds liz " ~"
PlLMONlC SYEt =,
EAMEEb rosie, AND
-.., MA iRA' l. PILIb
are mpos lion tmilhr % he eLir,ne ih.t cured
mn. lie BE- GtLell % ON Op t'F ~ an.thrT. s,a-
log p,rrnt. aud atmintshns his med oine.; And il
~ said a. 10 g,i,on n the
LAST SIAGlS OF 60 INSCRIPTION
rood h.sl-n II, uedicinese i,e &c the whole system
ana tho pa'iort .-c1 HC-ia Esve
GOOO Al PETITE
AZ the Tod noursh'r the sv-t.r he nd. ,h,, he 4.
string shy Nature ov Err - ere the dissass and
n" gets VEL JIisi. the rei / feature Of
bh s'utNtk = MEDICINES;
~ a. new meter new blool, and bv be-pi,,
~ VS., ~ 1919 ~ At y, tisssse nut be IL
Il1 sc iENCh has oou D., al Va n n,ut .-,..,
y : r. Shtre ne e''n q seen proieslouslly ever,
4 tl.N' 70 w y \ m. IN a.. H. IN lsl
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SS~ YorL. Ftiav, DC. =, Il p. Mn r. 49,
feieion In the ptice Of strtt- at he oriitt e. to.
'ines this nilrning smeunu8s 70 IA. -. &C. ..
Lasr IT, the day The market took a .1dd.n u.sni
movement, dDsly closing \ Aid pr eeut better,
With marked di.positon to pm chase. God closed q,
lh3'.- hshet price during tie day 1897. -lo-e.t
ioIS MONEY sosy AT pr cent. Sterling crchsuse
l6' . 1tIS for banker. Tn. shipment. of coin TO
morrow 10 currently reported. ell Approximate to
Sl,0OO0c0
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DRATHs.

nOSACHAN-ln Willfsmsturph, on Friday Dec
son OF WiiIiam Ana IL. ~ rt.,,c. M9n "a,
And months vow ~'1-snAn' assa wa"
~. n .y n.ns
fullv INVITA- 4, .,..t g. OF 'ne ram reto'pset
sfsrpocn. at q o'clock, from ire rs.idene' o, 1.
parents, IA North I'd II, William sSufrh IL.
npytAx n .
Jii,,i.tn No., 49, sS, l.. 81. $50 WHY
ri,. uorisn ..-1i -. ~ W 70 t.I h.a bi'"A
ii . ,e ,.1.,' - p ~ IN .n'n' snh 10 -
mil In 81 -. !. az o. IN lSiniY trefo'f"ct
snsrp,,n a. o'c1ct ron he fesid.nc- - 81
ioA "a n..f ia p, e'' ~-'
ycppsAt.r n, IA. %, ,,.,, ,'
"a - =. 800 ~ D'e - V h'at J'I,t M'i ''n
srra y a. TO-, ~ .te, y nc Ian hti'tA d.
NJ" Nv W'h'ha 81 dlys
:, pc 'uily lt,l,,d w. a.. "A. f.aI'. - -
,fu., us ra,.,t. f.- bt.,t ...r 20. ~ A., q,
-
a,.I,.A. . tt.......,.
~ 80 ~ " t' ''''l .I CO.,.
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vASisorus aIasSv lnrAl vaJcys.
kuv YpAx b,tdsy hoo


kuv Yoax. Friday, Dec l.
B~t.A~ hsa.s. pv Ib.-Rosstinx pieces, Io.is .
kound deAkA l1sit SAIDlu d., iAI-. P,f,er h ,uss
Do, issO. soup las. Mutton. lac. Veal l3.I5
fak- la Cssnsd do. All. Lambs, 6alO. Cornsd
bssf 6sl2
Butte, a.. - D. Butter. 22as0s. Choices, I6a
ise kssahsh, ts sos. Lard, lac.
Pvvst1, per lb-irisi app,sa Ike. Cherries, sGe.
~. yo.sos rrunA., II L-nons, so.., isszo. lea
nuts, bush. - ~. CuuaLsa ID, loo.
Fvh. IN " Ca Fish, llr. yellow Perch, Toe.
sp.ts i,c Lak. fit', A.. t'uiieo, 40, nnckgt', 5.
Sc wbi,s ,.h, ioais Sun dD, lOo. IS 10
Perch. i2c biest n h, TO- Salmon Trout, i5,isc.
fiehersi loe. lllbstefS Ie. OyEsr, per 100, g. &C
49, Clam. :; ,se4 Do, C,,s., a.., noe a. !, s;
Co Ash' ,.ss Sat Salmon, las,ts Dv, AscAs.,i,
Nsi2e smohsd Ssimon, lao. ssrains., bo1,
=, y,0stob<s ro,s oss, fp't,lssI4: Peach Bo-,,l4
~ :sr~ re Tuni., III pk. lie. Cshbs<e, Lead,
oai.e Onions haf PICK. &c, Carrots b CHI. slS
beta. Beuv, BIB, re. Lettuce, heal, 5I5c Ue,Gr,
"
Saoksi kssts, pv lb.-IlAra4 l3,-e should.-~,
Clear pork, lie.
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ste Csrpsrstio. kew,papsrs

LAST winter, Ne lie legislature of New Yoth
passed Al 49, Iy which Il ~ Intended Est We
Ero led ngs Of sLs Common CoUn..l, aud other
mAttsrs connected wth our euy soverumsnt,
should be widely circulated among the DE- i To-
who sre most Interested IN The affairs Vi our CIV
govern nent. Undsr tie prov Sous Of ,h-, act, q
va us newspapers " ,hs ci,s were notified ~
90 10: to tile Mayor ami COMPTROLLER c,.lsuc,
. c.snn ts circulation o: tAsr joutni. la
i y.a.t iHs suS stut - It's statement, and
$50. Oh meaning aud inteuton II the law was
fer.ec,l7 plain. ID, othe ais hisiiv lie mat er IN
,targe ws'e not able to arrive .. . d,cisi u until
i.sr 'Lr ate seton The following communal 81.
> AZ on ne SUI jee' exp ain ~. m,cvcs:
HA,oR's orfIct, n 'w Y,ik De g 1873
To M Proprietor Of the y \ sun
Slg TT. = IDeIDs,d py Of IA uIlginsl cot fc.,.
{. Il u. ION oil tLe n " ior. HguAtp, YORK
y, Ne. YorS lsi"usE ana Me Nv lork
l'Nts, - fpur newspapers -vns DO .;y-t Il . :
a Gu al On, and u Which he .dyesi m In -,
J aud Neu T. 'sio be Us rted purs IAN. to Sec
2, h 20 Laws OF l'sS il ususn ttsd Tor
!'-r !Giosius iot.
UkoRCE orpYkE, Mayor
AArmE~ T. BBlSSAS, ComPt
Pfs''' 3, = -, II. o.. etou Of the at ent Csd
''.' 10 - : -. ysr' g. tie
500 ~ smor,y ~ tex e. ihs
'" I'D. tie II " ',.w Yor.,"
o.. -, } ,.se oA.y. - ~
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.'.','' .,I r''.o,,,r p.bi. 81
~, a." - 'Ni >-a - 'tsrttn, to
N," f"'A nhN, N'N 30, Ir.,"A i Sc
" ics i'se", 49, oct. 4. &c.,. a is cr.ul..
'.S. ~ ~ ..y 80 ''l - .Ys ...p. 81 IA . Q
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ike 9 EN- g. ru,.Y.. tn. ,.,, ,n,. nan
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TRADE NUElaES.

At an ADJOURNED MtEIGNG OF TlE
.'itn,iou li,I 90. r', ihrd A,-,uea d "a .rc B..
90 ho Sc rho los hon TIE ist DIV oi fcce1.is'. ~
labor, &c aud f.i,Geftno., ts.olre. To- mol m
I nrsdl ~ NJ he lpth la A. ~ fsst 21ds
At = ,. NJ, whore huslne. Of great inpoltsucs /
b htp acted 'iG fhoun MudGy, John hsr.,us
ton, Hlsh ScGat, ne: b,.itsan, 1hI-t phe Ia
hath,"', Bernua hsnn9, -, 60. ir,n' r,tr'1s
he,suhT, .onss navrs. Jlnn Aorri.., .chAel
George, ieurv J IT. Thom,, u lev. - pIooi
lame' Bf'.I on, John a ,sw"t.n, .I1..th shot' la.
a".h James s.Ia Ear n Se e. TAN wv W. 10 =:
John Devlin. John O'btisn jams krnvl, I,timer
sorriet ha 'pip ,s ssTIsopi en- .s'If co
Dayton Iaonhrd bAt.r VIM tsirell. Joruor 4 Gid.
don'; rat ~ sh,s. jsnss Cyis, A.thew hona.
ery, ~. bl'nc, ii-tusid ktG.. Thonl. ts,seh
VIM. ~ ant, John Bow !. t..L iurk. oa,u II.
len Mn "u.,t hugh l.sou.rd, rc,-r Murray
W. J.. sheioou. enc. GcJonsiI, !. chad Js:ie,s
Pslnck heDpu.d, J4nss NcCly, L,arrns led
yAm.s Rodgers, John heNey Thomas Aufrhy Az
Daniel Esle.oI Kobe Mor, DAnie' Y Cs.shs, T,t'f
hetnN Nn ~ en- 80 u. bucs.gy CIR :
Sc etsr,. ~.
CAkii-iO ALL He>iGcrtBLE CIR
L. 1u n,'Sl no StI to t.s' SUI MT 81 Of
ioii' SOLE i"s toANtrf.r. 400
UEnDQC ARTERs AACnINISIS ASS
D a
TO sesnosl,de The r,eeip OF 'he ioys ~ Goa r.,'.
lions; 80 iiom lsEk L,Ldi9F a.. iron Me-
hli' &c " on Ncrs 1: 81 - M tic liver.
go. OF Se~nrt : d from H1UudoIt: IA 75' ID
chentctady ~l2o uoiu Ouk -, ;. 81 "a fr
r. ntuA siaa - irom ph!i.d.flia % fon he
Heihltrs % INT Iusln'trs' \. a. "a sfgs GDn
on irenr'; rl3 IRON ID iiiacksmi'Ns NJ - y
theI AL 30 hsve to sly 80 Gus irieli. 10, keep
tne bNii wing.
..,n GRO W WADE, Pr.sli,u-.
ANDREW J nALLi.I. . e.e,4,,. I6I
NOIICE--AlL IlNSMiinS AXE fA,s.
e'ly r~lr stsd not 20 20 to sc-k ,r I 10
LOCh =, OF W hlt-ttOpe - he hAs di.ehGl ~ IA l. q
ioT 49, uing ne niOn. IiumeJ, e. v. su.Aiu IA, se
ni,n N then NOBLE ssil Ia J CAMPBELL Pns 3ls
THE WORKING WOMEN'S UNION.
l. Tho vogkirg woIacn employed Ia the ,.ftou.
shoN and 'aeiofios ia the ely, ami Al.o tho-r no
Ia. "ofs home ifuia .leh sLOpl are Icque.ted ~
e.c; or ~ u' oNR OF their uaIn b.r a. dsle.s;c T.
ne-iip. be called tor the puip ,e on siop luz
Son,'Iu1Vl 10Y thr N q, .H' .,ni the name I'd
residtn'" Of 'e Gelega'e, be snop III. q. yr
cent, iuInsdis.ey, 20
". = ttN 90, Treasurer,
Al %. sun Oaice ....G VI AI,sau aud Fulton o..
Iht nnme. Of to de.r{>iss Viii not lie publshed
under any eiFeIs, le,:, but vii b. usoi oa, 10 c
cur sh suA sLd prove representation of ~. k.ng
s.Iush a. .ae ~ e IT,.
" order VI ths ColIait,es appointed at tie i.st
meeting
NJ :. BEACH, Tr~n,urer
TINE CONFEClIONEkS OF MN YORK
hni B!coknn are teguert.d to attend . ni,.iins
- .o' 10" -, on 'turcs! ever ing. u ctiah.l B IA
IS o.d.r " CtLiOkfH, PNa5t ) MILF
III
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Forty-four First Prem.u.s-l In isC3.-
CHINE. The GROVER & BAKER Machine bas
been awarded tSeuty-three first premiums At STATE
fsirs and twenty at city aud county fair. la 1868;
making ~ IN all. saJeuooms 40 Broadway, New
lorh and lss Fulton At, BrooSlyn. 4S
=. Y. i>6V I've wal Pay ii Per
dozen for all anita ion trrs bot lee d,lIvsrei
Beware OF counterfeit smt IL ichlld Dotii-. "A,
person pretending 10 seii snt.liop Bitt!. b. ne
sAl,on, OF 10 oe.t IAN ih'os 81 aid .sinder see
over the cork n DRAKE & co ~
thristwas aud New NeHr.-Tha Craig
hicrosccpe, IN mounted obJe1t' con.ti'u'.i be n
.fu aAd app OF ate III Ida Gif' 10 OLD 90, sou T.
nbinins in,ruc ION with awus,nen, being ofths
th,t Gu 10 can us II / m iieo, - {, to- q. (;
Win bosutliul noun cd lscts ~ with "a 3D.
isu,' 80 i.mtni lee Ut 10 III. usde Ai!.us
HhN"i ShAl'' . u o.d~ar "a floor. y \. ~.
3.DOO ,io~ks at R,tnil-iur crrur.u
Clo.s " ~ 81 p, w oil .rs at ret n, our .rtir,
sock Of tn- aver & Hskf, Ficach Ca, or Il, aver
SLtuass, i'gu heavy B"ay o., nom no h. IS t.-
low GU Wholesale .rc'-. y ). MILLS A 90 < /.
brnAdwty, eoEuCr Nhtc e.. %
Warm, !. inter noo!n tIot.ipr a- ,,er,
! a. EVANS Extensive 9th ~ W ,i,n mouse, T and
o. FlIoa 81, inat b. fund 'uf offas a.se. snI
har dsomest ast,ltiurnr OF MODS Oyuco T.. Goats.
Pants N,sts, tndsIsaIHsh.., a.. &e., &e., 81. al
the nsu NY 10" pi ces, i'G s.ch estab. .hmsut
has teen known for year. u
Al Durable Ui-ease, 3uccr.siuiI, tvcu,,d
by j NAPOLEON PHELPS, Medical IL, etrcian I'd
Ri cite ihysoian. Iest sxAIn.ns .ouA, co.sults-
tienA aud az stmenta. othce, % Cooper Ius;i ut, ,
ron 70 : daily. Charge moderate SI2
| Mrs. Winsiow's >O"thing syrup Irl,., e-
the chi from pain, invisorates the s,om ch n.d
bos corr Sta Add ~ AM giv. tone and vlUr 10
tns we SN IN 20 Gems b't lie. $40