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, 1863-10-11
The BATTLES Near FAaatAnaoGm-LnuE
strrt&%~ <on-ratulxsory 0ruex to His
1rphra. !,
ITvSrhr {y+.,,. Il ,,..-

A1AiccAN&E.H LKfT MING A5rxs TESyF**EE, | il
stpteGho: -. t*;s- !
dEsE1tAL uRnras No. Al. The Iieat.
6tDt ia. commanding cx1re.seh Ills congra.u
fatltr to tho e.Aye troops Of this command
On the brilliant victory which Ia. cI1Haed
ths It hsossc +fs,rtt.
Tee cnt rDy. la;u 70 dcnaut snd u1ultinR.
b.: bcta ttiyen FROM hi. choaen postttII,l
s:'l :ater, and tho loss q! artillery, p.ls-
cntss. A1nt, and caiore To this glorious re-
snlt yoa bare contributed 10 n1e,o share.
lie galla1t troops If tht Army II :ho Ten
60 ilss hss estr h!as'sased tbs t!oe1y Bat
tir.sth{s Of the West. Ard fay= fulfilled tho
81 cx1N Esn:1ons that ~ere entertained Tor
III. IL. s:!c hy side With their .aayo CON
r7Ics ffoiu |i:xtria, th1y hare ble4sted the
we Of fnv4.it.a and ruled 1t lack.
+ b,!h!rs7.. Mus b h1s bean done, hut 10. all,
lie lrnits T. y6ur splendid t!crrTy ara TO bo
cr1hyed. TcE1etsee aai Kentucky, wtts
their fnlli & aelts ka1 smiling r.lleIs sAse 10
Lc rcc!Afmst 20 freedom and Independence.
Ion :fr TO h. the sKents ot their 6eliverance,
md youe tax reiu.rss the SANG heroic fortt.
tEde, Eat: nee, aua courage Mway. shown oy
you III The trying past. Yous Gv1c.al loo1a i
70 ton Ter renewed exeftlO,,s.
III. The Commanding leut7u takes r!cAs.
urr In 1nhli:hiry to his comu,and the follow
.nE natnt3 ot sol6stt8 who la1e distinguished
themselves BY the capture, each, ct stand
Of tho enemsa colors.
ttierr ful}ovsa At:st Of sercn ramcs,1
By command Of
Lieut.. Gen. Losos1asE7.
, 1863-10-11

HHTON'S CEMENT.-Ihe In.
bForuxns ID ce1t4taly ths bexf st1cis 81 tn rtnd
to14 T. i toa,a y tsrt e s1e!y nxaaf.c
EAny tel!Ass n" "a eaSen II ths 1,sss of ~
exanit {; g. Go-oeEprss q httoaA eou2t ~ IL
etsaTsaa o. s. Il entt9stars wt;i II sra;t
~ e eaars sEsu The ra.4oss ohes - vixen il
~ ~ =. f.1 Particulars ses t3TsTtsea4at
, 1863-10-11
Mrs. L1ucoIn nhont Ia Wait Germany
.s0nE ut tho Treafa1eta1*A 4Du = to cQlcr
3fefGrthuFH ftulftwe.

4aEFHs A1UtW16 MN0HE 10 : E&Ef Es& Z HI n
-.Dne tt tho Isra.ai.ieta1th sons to cQlcr
1t~tdrfhuEK College.
fresidcn: Lie ain. !saSs tire irslet<nde,'ce
Ni.3.l las decided to send naa Of his GOES Ia
:hc CnIyr'alty Of Hs!d:l=erg, and Mra. Lln-
COLI he7s' II WILL bring the 3oa,h 10 Europe.
lfAs;s, ser: =, ,eoTe-pobdsnceo of Louion G.obe, ]
The hejssan rexs I,out.c- :us J.1..3..4l ne ]
snfar7Is rs that the s%dr Mrs. Llnco'n) Is s.
ro'.se for Heidelberg, TO place the Presidents
1:st horn IN the untricula.lnu roll of sa.e
Cnirerllty, preference not orer cnmplE~
ncnt.ry 10 }s.ryard Collage or ether J yankse
scats OF leasnlns. Tie result Of this eSpusi.
nert may determine whether chopp!ns Ger:
MN metaphysics or rail- splitting bo best coz
tucfva to future hEccesa lii American lifn, md
In thai aspect OF the case alono can the matter
ba worth zottctpE.
, 1863-10-11

Ey We t4re re~~'--.. :. ..ute IRON Geuefat
---.~4uand. tts.s=-r;; te.Ft It Will f.a tranoasl
tlc for him 10 speak ut Fondnlac, Wis, ~
announced
, 1863-10-11

AEaitst the vaposs io7l rscrtse.
That feTcf tatnt tbs htavY ntr.
ustsk not cnntxed the water fcund
In psntrtts, ,.ToodA. o. Ehtshy srnurd
Il settukas1 toll Jon rly+ - :;
EAfCK1 Ter xCs1 Astlst-nN DEH-
F1r when dtha-sra from r1esciy>. :
FoK ARTIFICIAL Arp shs crtet.
Medieinea E.zadr"spose tnd tatt1t !
Ia thscatAned evil tn PAxvzxr; j
And u you'd ce rr1lasod or spared !.
From ilja thAt c.uah Tho r1FR1fAHzo. !:
Htetettets Intters use-for neto I
TAkY Art tas xu1est Ax1xoorx. ;.
To se. st denAnes tha mi sxrs n unhealthy eo 1hs
potoa of uawhalesuas water. the eturtA os cauwded
work tou1o4 and &aetoste& AID tas ta1acroaqt
seoens1rJ enplsYe1ts. t: oa]y Ecceaa17 70 oe for&
armed With ;
EI0A2EI.E1rfv-YyIE1 14sA1
, 1863-10-11
cELEnRATED sToMAcunr1TEns.

GEAE14Esta:AA.Ao AoAS.o-A% II h11 AEtts.
1JspcrE Ea'u P1axt, tl1t rick snd grind
The hod1, and tapsess tic us,na.
AxaeR. taAt ~ ttty 80 sad coue.
Make LIE co:stant rAzt1rdon:
Coles md dJsentarit pttn1- -
Meath Nh!cn 1be stsonS tnAa1 TiKor Face:
BlNou4 complaints t3o<e ted!ous ILL, :
Ec'er colQas1e &c Jet py ttsas,c pills: .
D:esf diarrhea. ttst cannot be '
Co.sd bJ destructive rsesec11: !
Eox. Doasti$puonai decay.
That or1Egs death nezur tAT aJ d4Y:
NeErons rtosttAaoo. mental kicozn-
H=.s.:ais t{ radress o. tia tors:
Fo-thtAtetaauEh r'----. hostsuma htt- >
s:S.4.. II 1.sIiet vt 1eaai ve hxu,
HoefET1zR's E1ryx1s-c,ediedso sNt,
Nosto rxxrxSf a1aEa. but cUR1
In pyarKesIA. FxvEa AID AaC1, BIx1u11 coz.
FfAnsr.. Ccxsr1vrs1oSAL tae H1Hror1 DKa1tzxx
CossT1rAr1oE dxAa1ekk xx2, SrAxxs. s14 Il al cpa
plslnts Of Mss Or Wonan prooeciirk from casus, or
stotent ~eakneAs Of tha hoY. the ono great reusdy
md sussoraiirak
, 1863-10-11
1 VALUABLE MILL PROP.
FOB HAI.H

K.nhrea,nE four story stone FouspF N1l, eostata,
bo and swo single *u4to:n. do With ~ pettcr c.eaa
Ths mill u 1oc .7nd ~ EeH Milford en tae KNavas
kte Myr. A4 :nf.es sou:h Of ALc1ford- Tte eupptI
ouch Ellis. -" s -0ss%
Tne ii and .a'e1 pow. tes se.her With 40 acres
q 3Aud, dwelling tt-esneat houses, atnro building
5!ac ksIRsh .h1p fatIn aal1. lAsKa carlo nA.a &C
~ Ti.! - Ett1t powht Y! - sod t.rarAse fso1
xco1o - mo; Tor 10 luIn IA vater 20 Nsr sis d
rsa: ss::sr psss s; = 7a as1a ~ y Rs ssE
:M htAd a. catiia and as9 hogs esn ba houxht VIII
AZ ;1tss C, q JoIlxsns Saw Nllfnrd. w.nnao.zc
ennrt1 Ill. ns b. X. PKARauS. lis lsao1n!pa strwgt
MR.: JOHN DUrEE. JR., has
~ - u,s DAY ceaaed 70 h.Te a:y t1scfs.s iu our
CaiEaeo. oetcber ia, 1853. o@ nsxiss
o. IT, e Il a win
Cniesko. Oct. stn iaes. ats u8G rrH
EOR E1CuAN9 N9E-Lsnds in
A. Mnsrun ID. Lands Il Illinois. Wtaeoads, or
Iowa. Tae uEde.kfneL Will 1xthAagt Superior ID,
GtH*o{ct laEttfn EsfthHtast1n Aissoutt OF ~ In.
proved Afa Ia Pets cnat H. Efs&ourt Tor uaiMnfQT.
I'd ta1A In Northern 1I9nos Eo1-axru Wilc0nsin Or
Caktern Iowa: Or 3os we'll improved land h tbose
rrEteEt:ps1.5 part ctsh CT e1raenxt1 Atttez4
PUeT0N / ALLEN
ocl9 Es7I-t btooutaEtoa. Ill
, 1863-10-11
~
ETENITTRE CT THE n
...
DEsA RUCRN HOUSE n
AT AUCTION. VI

I -, -.,t-1
BY Gilbert 81 Samp5u1
-,4{
We VIII sell on wEnHESD1 az. Oct. lltA. 4 /
| nGaoSk = y an TIC prntuises CAREER at Asea:.s
Hct*s kro u ~ She 0sx.oorn Hensa ennlil1s&'
rsIior TuInt'use. fet.ssac4 B.dtinE: Hat -
| aAd 0:asswasc kitrhen furnlsu . toosi2[ fHtl
+! tss5.es1 gss Mu;ss1s'. tqs b't. s:ese N sssss
| Th1th wAl ba to;t fotr.. w'thnus fsterTs
! Al kooE1 iar r!: b. rAid for ks1 t.uo<e3 o. Nt1
teFnoor Of tho day Of sale II tho EouA. u 70 b4F
ctis.t:Stt eu93RT Il eAnPsUE. 4 7sf:l
, 1863-10-11

., eaa b.. .e 3 s ss
.sa e. % ~ Hsf q 'ss ~
nEs; H ssI Saa;;a /, e x'a:s.: Z
soss';S:S%s Il is.;!;!;a
berts.Ssnot
~ ;,,ts s e;1!s.st,{ 3:e;st xsILou -x'E BILL
no ALCOHOL OF BAD WHISKY.
I... w CURE L; @so'a s''e'.s. In a'ss'' nia'
Do vua want ,omsthtng to Strengthen Ysuf
Do yon want s. Good Appstse3
lo yoa want 70 Build up your coastltattons !
10 y.u wa1t to Tesl Woi:1
Do sou want to get I'D Of Hesvocsnsss
70 sou want Energy3
Do yuu want To a1sep We'll
70 you want Brisk .nt Vigorous Pselt15f
u,pr DO. nso noCFLASpB 0KIsHAN eiTrHRa.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
TER i-o rn.uy psc7arn:!oas told rnce- tAs aaEs
Of Kttn put 40 10 guar hoites eoEa so1,o: o. sha
Neelu n EaI:oa. ins sasta aassa'sea 81 Asiss Or
IL e,s4s r s,t-rn hA. esus<t and tu coAaase %
eaae, = i Esy ran b. ss:a naad.fea 70 s,s h.
q as ea. IL 'is assea ass g e ase
saauitn.s q ~ xorst nsu; tae M a.ars f9r ltln2T
.s ssa Ell Il "a ss.s
T A.te. ton. goldtaz4l aud Psiaa4s og Soldiers.
tfss a's III e. ts 2
Il: Il a:'p5t: : ssa'
psfe1N oa - s.::..,a. III y AoI, Il VII b notes
r; - :zs 9,s:;'::s = 'ss.:ss s.
sasx g, iei III
~ esi attsl :toa fo IN 4os s.9F Es9AfkA5so ead
.hest III 10 go his o~a akasgs. "h.s nssa sA1ed
| '! 4e e1''' l.urEApx1yu1x. lag, Z. tsst~
, Ass:ss. JoEM Il LvAss-Es:: s. xsssisasa zgss
e. tlSts T. m ' 81, tor I 5T aanss q
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re 5;ss
is3aus II :.snv. M a,spcsst,ui!. "a fessss sae f1os
i:.t :ra.Pet tas dead Ate:tr fs3sy .a:j ne ~
Ate,syw4n. szd T. ~ = saeh dts:oati,a q ny "
I'd r.! n.f e. A. s1Scs ~ -
sx.- ss sSs :,s..td "a s:s:ofp
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ss.dlv q des:s reos: 4. - ! snl nos: ttaak cd
ssss HsSssa t. y:
etDel1f tesn tt.td q sst51n ~ rue asd dAuEntsr.
s sssfs s92. sa+ss @
sa!ys g saas r! q it. II ie pss
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, 1863-10-11
HOHTETTER'B
CELEBRATED DsTOmAcu HlTTERs

Tpwkndefe.r On stA md IAud.
F1on Teiar ttose 70 Tfp2ic strand;
TO household lous. Aad se2lonA nev.
And stve1lt11 II great tttes, too; g..
Totc1dezs II caEp. faYt, 4. d ae:d,
WEo nced Afaiass d!Aeasea hhieId:
To miners. CaufarntA loend
Ard ullers OF ~s:. e1atshy e.naad;
Toiesb1e ~1tc. Of fragile mold.
ToIouaE, aad nId61e tStd, and old:
To tho&s ln hessth. Who would epjuY
Heavens test gifts without sl1oy:
To III tho stsaEE7h!sss. weak aud pals.
Who d.top. Jet kaow not What ,tey al,
UoHtETFxH's ByrTH1s nc 2se>eck
A. Healthy uaoEt potent clement
II thcrs aaY value h public oFtai3o any 4e,zts
IN medick testimony. the very bert and safst Toste
Corrective ana Ate1s&l1e now bef,Ta 1ha xorla.s
, 1863-10-11

mora recca. growth which NAV II snrr
exnnt onratc =, aims, . con.;n nnsr,. .et...
tr.,,,- +, !. ,h,s. -. :,rn.,,+, - ~ -
49, x6r,;s,,< h<tx,es,, TN 1Tn;,o, c,.,.a
AVID c,..1a IN ~onsao,,a..., -, ~ - ,,r,,,.,a
W. ~ ~. 1s,tsr a. ~ ,shs,s - 49, ~, ~ rsss
: ora,nst or- -C,.~.-a,,on, ~ T., 49,, -.
tsr, -.h,e,. -. b.r. ',,-a, 49, :, -.
.n,,,, .rt ~ *,t;c,e. ,cces.s-r - 49, .,a
cess al the rebelIion ant' in ,nror;,lIne ,h,.
rctt., steamers yi.b antl,rnrite co., ~ en
able them To run the blockade succes..t.,,
These thintta along xi,t ..,u,,,,nc =,
1ehel s,m.-~:.:....s .zaa ,.zi,o1s md The
Insults offered to loyal Americana wher.
eve. they -u,ny tr4yel in Cana1a. as well a.
the destruction of our commerce on the
high seas By British rebel riratee-au COM
bined ,haye tended to e1nbittcr the feelings of
the people Of tho United States, and prepare
.nen' ~ @ee any s'cp "nach may be nkels
~ a.s4s eanaaan 'n'e'ee's esen Il IL be
,op1ns1 iron va s1';.,, a NuuA'ssn w. s1.". une
, 1863-10-11

tcIzei two yessa a~o, IN account Of {he dis.
loJal preaching and prs7lnx Of the wo1ehlp.
?ert, but II Is now In the hands ef loyAl Ep5t-
toFalIan Eew.comt1, to whom Il has beea
iufl ed oser by the Provost 3sIaha1 Every
thlrg is we'll preee:std except what the seccs-
tton ytftry css.iej OF. SrxcrAToR-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03
aB- For sale in Upton by r. HALL.

ITO Ala. WHOM TT MAY NCERN--kNow
i Ge: That James 4. Bolton. on the 5th day
OF October, A ID. 1863, filed his petition in the
County Court of Cedar county, Iowa, asking an
order Of said court, compelling George Bolton
and o. NJ. Culver. administrators of the estate
of William II. Bolton deceased late of said
county, to make, execute and deliver to petit
tioner good and sufficient deed in pursuance
with a certain bond made, executed and dcliy-
cred by said William Ii. Bolton, in his lifetime
to petitioner, for the following described real
estate, situated in said Cedar county, Iowa to-
wit: The southeast quarter a. of the southwest
qnarterlD of section number sixteen l6l in
township number eighty (ahl north Of range
number two. west Of the 9Th y. M
Now, therefore. unless defense he made to
said petition or before the first day of the
next term of said court, commencing on the
30th day of November. A. ID. 1865, the PRAYER of
petitioner will be granted and said order made
as prayed.
JAMES 4. BOLTON, Petitioner.
Per W. BAGLEy, his Attorney.
November 4th 1S63-n44w4 S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03

"a Col Hanks, who recently arrived
w New York from New Orleans, where
he has rsn chasgc Of the Louisiana
freedmen, brings with bin man who
is branded on the forehead with the
name of his late master; a woman whose
back an6 shoulders are scared with the
lash of her oppressors; preacher Of the
gosHl. until lAtely slave, and three lit.
tie Stite girls, with straight, light brow
hiatt and blue eyes. They are good
looking children indeed, one of them is
very handsome. They were born in
.slavery,sp and held as slaves until the
Presid ent issued his proclamation Of free
rs nlel. r. ~e 30 ..'Ts
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03

r-~---faxxREr-SxuNxED?-The Copper
,bcsas aresMep nigh skupksd IN tho Iowa
Sehntc: They viii have two Senators
from DshsFsa csun,g, ard one from
Alapaevsa$r H. all 2and no more, -
The army vote has placed Jackson, Da
Wis, Appanoose, Decatur <andt Wayne
countiesin the Union column A three,
l'gs d stool Of small dimensions, located
~ N sbssre PARTON Of ss the. Senate
Chamber, will hold the Bnttcrput digni
tarics from Dubuque and Ala~akce. -
English, Ddnconbc, Neal, and Johnson
will mot b, there to look elum as thun-
dcr.clouds over my future Federal vic.
tories like that of Donnelson. Jennings,
Knoll and Gray will, however, be there
to represent the inconceivable insienif.
cance Of an exploded party, --Des Noiin.s
Register. .H.s 80 81.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03

Cherish bounteously yourg shoots,
for thorns aud briers are but non cucour.
aged buds
With faint hands we hold the drain
Cd cup of JOY, which, when empty,
weighs heaviest.
In tho souls of all good men there
is great crusade-for the spi,it, not the
tomb of Jesus
There is no monarch's signet ring
that is typical Of as much duty as the
Wedding ring is.
We respect him who can more cast
y make a hymn than a joke, grace a,
meat than dinner speech.
Theatres aud balls are often the
mere embroidery on the tat,orcd clothes
of civilized life.
The ladies Of East Tennessee are
represented as unquestionably loyal =
They improve every opportunity to kiss
tho dear old Gag" and now and then
kiss lis good looking defenders.
On the occasion Of magic lantern
exhibition. the scene of the Children Of
Israel crossing the Red Sea was giving,
and tho small children were asked if
they could tell what it represented. One
little fellow Immediately sang OUT: "Burn-
side crossing the Rappahannock"
Two little children were talking of
tho moon the other evening. Charley
said solemnly, in his imperfect pronun-
citation, that it was "Doj." "No it
amt" said Sarah, "it amt big enough. -
well, y replied the boy, determined not
to be put down altogether, at is the hole
he looks Through, anyhow"
1T is hard for man to amass riches
by toiling in his shop, where there j. a
leakage at home in the kitchen: "What
asmall kitchen - exclaimed Queen Eliz.
sbeth, after going through a handsome
mansion. at is by having so small a
Kitchen" replied the owner, "that l am
enabled to keep so large house."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03
CHRONIC RIIErNATISM CURED.
Twenty IcarS of s 'ccnlcss Ni~hfs.

VIM. sydney Myers Esq. Of Havana Cuba the cor.
respondent o! the London Times, suffered with Acute
aud Chronic rheumatism for twenty Ec years and for
twenty he had not oyca Whole nights calm
rest. He applied RAILWAYS READY EELIEF-is i'm
mediately gave him and secured him tie first calm
and undisturbed sleep during the twenty years The
continued use of the READY RELIEF cured him.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03

Tho secondary indication OF RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF is to the patient Of the disease malady that
occasions the pain this 1t accompanies rapidly and
radically So s,cf is the patient transformed from
pain mi cry, weakness land decrepitudo, to the delight
f enjoyment Of health and strength, that patients fire.
quenty ascribe its talmanc power to the supernau.
raj influence Of cnchantncnt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03
FEVER AND AGUE.

- rcron exposed 10 the Mn'ariI of Aguc or If seized
with Chls and Fever, i'll fHd positive Antidote and
Cure in Railways Ready Relief let two tcaspoo,sful
Of the Ready Relief il wine glass Of water. be taken
getting out of bel in the morning. and however c.
posed to malaria you will escape.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03

Our Letter \ Family Sewing Machine
is fast gaining aworid,wide reputation. II is
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines yet
offered to The public No other Family Sewing
MAchiGe has so many useful appliances for Hem.
min~, Ginding, Telling, Tu King. Gathering.
Guaging, Braidng, Introducing. Cordn@, and
so forth. No other + imily Sewing Machine has
so much capacity for q great variety Of work.
1t will sew all kinds of cloth, and with al hinas
Of thread Great and recent Improvements
make our Family Sewing Machine most reliable
and most durable, and most certain at all rates
Of speed. 1t makes the interlockcd stitch,
viii best stitch known Any one, even
of the most ordinary capacity. can Sec at
glance how to use the letter Family Sewing
Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines are
finished in chaste and cXqnistc style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machine is a
piece Of cunning workmanship of the mos, USE
tul kind. 1t protects the machine when not in
use, and when about to be operated may be
opened as spacious and substantial table to
sustain the work. While some of the Cases,
made out Of the choicest woods, are flushed in
the simplest and chnstest manner possible, 9th
crs are adorned and cmbelished in the most
costly and superb manner.
1t is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation. 50 as to judge of its great
capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular for famil! sew
ing as our Manufacturing machines are for man
ufaeturing purposes. ~ '4.t
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk,
th'st, thread needles, oil, &c, of the very best
quality.
Send for a PAMPHLET.
The Singer Manufacturing Co..,
ijS Bio aDwAY, New IoKK.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03

Headache. Pains in The 1inh,-in the Stomach Eow.
els, and kdneys-Coid ChiEIS and Hot Pushes, Coat
cd Tongue, Burning SNiu, NAUSEA, >hivcrnc nuilness
Los Of Appetite, RcstlcssncS4 GtdiHess &C. &c.
premonitory symptoms &c Malignant Diseases. Ono
dose Of the READY RELIEF is sufficient to break up
and expel diseased action and restore the patient to
health
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-03
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

should BIO applied 10 tho pa or parts alctnl 1t in
stantly relieves tho patient from pain, aiIi quickly
heals, sootlcs, and strengthens the disabled parts In
all cases Of Bites Of Ribid Do Reptiles, Stngs Of Poi
sonous Insects, the application Of RAILWAYS READY
RErIFF to the woun will prevent inf animation and
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TIMBER LOTS FOR SALE.

NyILL be offered at public sale, on the prem
w Uses, on Thursday the 14th day of January
1864. one hundred acres of Timber land, situat
ed in Red Oak Grove west and near the resi-
dence of VIM Coutts. and being part of the
estate of Robert Perre deceased. Said land to
be seld in lots of five acres each. Terms made
known on day of sale. as--s
D.IEECH, Agent.
Upton Iowa, Oct. 2ith lsi3-ts "~
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HORSES FOR SALE.

INFTEEN good work horses and mares, and
IL about the same number of one, two and
three y4aS old colts. for sale at Otter Creek
Fam, two miles northwest of Wilton Junction
J.J. RIDER.
October 29th, l863--43w3
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signs or SICKNESS

Art give warning OF their pre- cnCc and il met prompt
~ before they become securely intrcnchcd within thu
system, will be readily expelled.
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FKEV IN IIUN DEL IFlIt HIM % IKE.
THERE II NO OCCASION FOR SICKNESS.
MI, MALIGNANT nISEsSF-

When you first feel pain, then take teaspoonful
Of the READY R|lli F, in water; or apply it TO tho
parts where you feel the discomfort.
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= ALWAYS READY RELIEF
THE GREAT EXTERNAL AND IN.
=. - TERNAL REMEDY,
STOPS THE MOST ExCRrCATiSG PAIN
IN A FEW MINUTES.
RAPIDLY CURES THE PaTE.NT

RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Proves its superiority all ether Medicines at once
ns@ ITS FIRST INDICATION
d 70 relieve the sufferer Of PAIN, matter from
what cause II may inatc whore il may be seated
II in tho Head, Face, or Throat
n in tn, Back Spine or Shoulder
II In the Arms, Breast, or slc
If in tho Joints, Limbs, or Muscles.
lin the Nerves Teeth, or Ears
or Ia any other part OF the body its application tie
part parts where the pain exists will afford muedi
ate relief.
IF SEIZED WITH PAIN
In the Stomach, Bowels, or kidneys;
Ia the Bladder, Spleen, or Liver;
In tho Teeth Ears, or Throat
In the Brain or Nervous System
One tcaspoonful cr RAILWAYS READY RElIE
to a winegIass Of water will, In n few minutes
store the patient 10 and comfort.
If Lame, Cripple & Bcl-rilden;
If Palsiel. SC dci, or Burned
If Bruised, Wounded or Cut;
IF Strained Injured or Disabled;
II sun stroke, or seized with Fits
II Weak in the Siino Back
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.
SHOULD BE TAKEN INTERNALLY.

Ono dose will stop the pan its continued will, in
few hours, cure he patient
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CAUTION.

In all s-~,ea ~.i. fr rt~~"y'a nnnhy Relief Take
no other. See that the signature 0f Railway 4 TO.
is the outside label ol ch tile. Every agent is
supplied with and fresh S'ock Price Is cents
per bottle. Sold by Brn'Ei~t, Merchants and country
storc.kcepers.
RAnWAI < co,
Maiden lime Nur;
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G(ST.f1Es,lsG.

Every soldier should carry with him supply Of
Railways Ready Relief II supplies tho pace Of all
other medicines and Il beverage, tcaspoonful OF
the Relief n glass of water IL nicer, pleasant
stu,uiant than brandy, whisky, or bjtters.
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NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.

thereby forbid all persons from harboripr or
trusting my wife. Catharine Wilson, on NV ar.
count, as she has deserted my bed and board
without Just cause or prosoeation, shall pay no
debts of her contracting.
SAMUEL WILSON.
Mechanicsyille, Nov. 18th 1859. 4G
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WIEN SEIZkD WITH
CHOLERA, or HnrrhGa, or Flux;
Dysentery, Cramps, and spasns;
Bilious Chohc, or Gastritis;
Scarlet, Typhoid, or other Fevers;
Influenza, Coughs, or Colds;
Inflammation Of the Stomach or EnXcls
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UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRlyGER.
U UNIVERSAL

S1sN W NSsIhs
"A child can readily wiring out tnbfull OF
clothes in a few minutes. 1t is in reality
CLOTHES SAVER! A TINE SAVER! and a
STRENGTH SAVER! The saving of garments
will alone pay large percentage on its cost. We
think the machine much more than PAYS FOR
ITSELF EVERY YEAR in the saving of gar
ments.- There are several kinds, nearly alike in
general constrnctian, but We consider il impor-
tant that the Wrineer he fitted with Cops, 9th
erwlse a mass of garments may clog the rollers,
and the rollers upon the crank-shaft slim and
tear the clothes, or the rubber break loose from
the shaft. Our own is one of the first make and
1T Is as GOOD As NEW after nearly FOUR
YEARS CONSTANT USE"
Every Wringer with Cog Wheels is War
ranted in Every Particular
No Wringer can he Durable without Cog
Wheels.
good Canvas ser wanted in every town
1H~ln receipt of the price from places where
no one * selling, We will send the Wringer rprr
OF EXPENSE.
For PARTICULARS and circulars address
3m r.. c. BROWNING, 347 Broadway. y. Y.