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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-10
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF Iowa, &C., Estate Of Thomas Thomp-
Cedar County ! son. deceased.
To all to whom it may concern: You are here
by notified that an instrument of writing pur.
porting to be the Last Will and Testament of
Thomas Thompson, late Of Cedar county de-
ceased, was opened and read in open court at a
regular term of the county court of Cedar coun-
ty, Iowa, held on the I'd day Of November, 1868 :;
and that the LIST Monday in January, 1864, was
set for proving said instrument. And that you
can then appear at said term of the county court
at Upton, in the county of Cedar and show cause
if any you have. why the said instrument should
not be allowed as the Will of said decedont
Witness my hand this lst day Of Dec, 1863
49w4 J. c. BELTS, Co. Judge.
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Articles CT Incorporation of the Iowa San.
itary Commission.

WHEREAS, We, Sam'l J. Kirkvood, /
f. Clark, John +. Dillon, =. Viele New
comb, Mrs. 2. Ii. Conger, Mrs. J. F.
Ely, c. G.. Truesdell, 4. Skinner, G.. ". .
Edwards, JAS Wright and N. II. Brain.
ard, Gall of whom are persons of full age,
citizens of the United States and of the
State Of Iowa,) desire to associate our
selves together for the benevolent and
charitable purposes of gathering and dis
tributing sanitary supplies to the soldiers
and other persons in the military service
of the United States, and of providing
generally for their aid and comfort, espe
cially when sick, wounded or suffering.
Now we for ourselves, our associates and
successors, do adopt the following articles
of incorporation.
ARTICLE l. This association shall be
known by the name of "The Iowa SAM
tary Commission and it claims for it.
self as corporation all the rights, pow
ers and privileges, SO far as applicable,
given in Title 10 of the Revision of
1850 of Laws of Iowa; and particularly
J, Chapter 53, Article Sd of the said Re,
! vision.
r ART. 2. The general business of the
0 association shall be to furnish aid, assis
lance and comfort to sick, wounded and
suffering soldiers, and this both within
It and beyond the State. The particula,
If objects and business of this association
Of shall be to stimulate and encourage, BY
= the organization of voluntary societies
and otherwise, the people of the State O
If Iowa to contribute money and santar,
- supplies for the use and purpose afore-
said to gather these together and dis
;, tribute them in such mode as the "Boart
, of Control thereafter named) shall from
y time to time direct or authorize: but IN
= til these articles are altered this commits
l. sion or association shall cooperate as fa
- as practicable with the United State
=, and Western Sanitary Commissions.
- ART. 3. This Commission shall b,
!, composed of one member from each Lo
=" cal Sanitary organization in the State
such members to be elected by the re-
< spective societies for such periods as sucl
:, organizations shall designate.
81 ART. 1. The officers of the Commits
= sion shall be a President, six Vice Pres
= idents, being one from each COMPRESSION
nj al District, Recording Secretary,
y Corresponding Secretary, Treasurer
el and Board Of Control, to be CON noset
NJ of six members, one from each Coneres
8, sional District
l. ART. 5. The above officers shall b,
Of elected by this Convention, and shall
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serve until the next annual meeting,
when their successors shall be chosen 10
serve one year.
ART. 6. The duties of the above exc
cutive officers shall correspond with their
respective positions. and the Board o.
Control shall have the direction OF all
the affairs of Commission, and super
yisory control of all the executive ON
GERS, subject to the action of the Com
mission at its regular and special meet
ings.
ART. 7. The Treasurer of this Asso-
citation or Commission shall give bonds,
with surties in the sum of ten thousand
dollars, conditioned that he will faithful
ly discharge all his duties as such OH
GER; and pay over to the Board of Con-
troll or such persons as they may author.
ize to receive it-all the money, funds
or property of the association coming in.
to his hands as such officer. Said bond
to be approved by the President and
Recording Secretary.
ART. 8. Such moneys shall be dis
bursed by the Treasurer only under the
direction Of the Board Of Control, on
orders Issued by the President and coun
tersigned by the Recording Secretary, .
| Anr. O. Tho Board of Control shall
hold its regular meetings at least once in
three months, at which time the Execu
tive officers shall present full report OF
their operations with specific statements
of receipts and disbursements, which re
ports shall be published, under the di.
rection of the Board, in the various
newspapers of the State.
ART. 10. The annual meetings Of this
commission shall be held in the city OF
Des Moines, on the first Wednesday OF
June of each year. Special meetings
may be convened by the Board of Con-
troll whenever they deem the Sanitary
interests of the State to require it; and
such a call shall be obligatory on said
Board whenever it is requested in writ.
ing, to issue it by the Presidents of thir-
ty of the local societies represented in
this commission.
ART. IL That two or more State
Agents shall be appointed to visit camps
and hospitals, and attend to the Santa
ry interests of our soldiers in the field.
ART. II. These articles may be alter
ed or amended at any regular or special
meeting of the Commission, notice of the
proposed changes having been furnished
to the Recording Secretary in writing,
and by him made public at least three
months previous to the meeting at which
action shall be had thereon.
ART. Is. The officers of this Associa.
ton for the present, and who shall serve
until their successors are elected, are as
follows
President, Hon John F. Dillon, Davenport.
Vice Prest:, LIST Dist, Mrs Cen Curtis keokuk.
ID Mrs u r NeMcnmh Day.
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DUBIIC Notice is hereby given, that Geo F.
l. Larue, Guardian ofthe minor heirs of j ose phi
Whistler, deceased, filed his final report at the
November term of the county court of Cedar
county Iowa, and asks to be discharged from
further duties and liabilities in the premises;
and that the is set for hearing at the
January term of said court, being the first Mon
dav in January. J. c. BELTS, Co. Judge.
Dec. 10th, 1868. 49w3 pr fee S.
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ESTRAY IiEIFER.

One estray Heifer, taken up by John Y. Hoo
yer and Benagah Hoover, at their residence in
springdale township, Cedar county, Iowa, Now
22d, 1863, ofmed dunn siZe color white with some
red on the head, neck and legs and supposed 70
be two years old, and appraised at ten dollars
A. SHAW, County Clerk
Per J. w. BAGLEy, Deputy.
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ESTRAY COLTS,

Two estray Colts, taken up by Callahan Dwig
gans, at his residence in Center township, Ce
dar county, Iowa, Dec 9Th, 1868; one a brown
mare colt, with a star in it's forehead, supposed
to be two years old, and valued at S35: the othe,
a bay horse colt, no marks, supposed to be one
year old-past, and appraised at $50.
ALONIO SHAW, County Clerk.
Per J. w. Bagley, Deputy.
Upton. Dec. 9Th, 1863.
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The receipts of hogs, live and dressed,
at Chicago during the week ending last
Saturday, amount to 40, Col, against
10000 the previous week, and only
1927 during the corresponding week
in 1862.
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DRESS GOODS.

SILK MOZAMBIQUES-Latcs Styles.
EMB'D do do do
SILK LENOS, do do
PARIS PLAlDS, do do
PLAIN SILK LUSTRE, do do
LAWNS-New styles and different prices.
SPRING DELAINES-35c per yard.
GlNGllAMS, &c. &c.
Is,~ Our stock OF Dress Goods comprises
tyles entirely new, and Of this Springs impor
tation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-10

FVERY one who has not already done 80
~ should Immediately procure = dozen Of
those fine Card Photographs at y
+. b. Simmons Sky.Light Gallery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-10

A Nice assortment of Steel Plate En- graynsa
IA Autographs, plain and colored, for sale n
E' Is. simmons Sky.Light Gallery.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-10

GHT and Rose Wood Frames, of all sizes. on
VI hand and made to order at
Il. Ii. Simmons Sky.Light Gallery.
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ART. II. This Association shall have
and enjoy all the rights, among other
rights, given by section ll94 of the Re-
vision of 1850, Laws of Iowa, including
the right to make all by laws for the
management of its affairs not inconsistent
with law or the aforesaid articles. Said
bylaws may be made by the Board Of
Control, or by the Commission a: its reg
ular meetings.
ART. Is. No member or corporation
shall be personally liable for the contracts
or acts of this Association.
ART. 16. The place of business of this
Association shall be in the city of Dav-
export until otherwise ordered by the
Association or Board of Control.
Done at Davenport, Iowa, this I'd day
i of December, 1868. In witness whereof
we have hereunto subscribed our names
and affixed our seals.
Samuel }. kirkwood, c. G. Truesdell,
/ f. Clark, +. Skinner,
John f. Dillon, G. W. Edwards
Mrs. 2. Veile Newc omb, James Wri ght,
Mrs. }. +. Ely, n II. Brainard.
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CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
BaIlnlOral and Hoop Skirts.

lsr This branch Of our Stock is compile,
and we can offer the best assortment at New
York prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-12-10

SECRETARY, Rev c Truesdell, Davenport.
Treasurer, Hon. Ezekiel Clark, Iowa City.
Cor. Sec, Rev. f. Skinner, De Witt.
BOARD OF CONTROL.
LIST Dist, G. W. Edwards, Mt. Pleasant
"a g Mrs. Dr.. Ely Cedar Rapids.
Sd Hon. F. f. BisselI Dubuque.
4th n. Fl. Brai nard, Iowa Oily.
9TH Hon. James Wright, Des Moines.
9Th % Mrs. w. Ii. Plumb IT. Dodge
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Foreign News.

NEW DIRK, Feb. II.
The London Ti0te notices. as the most
interesting points in American news, a
growing feeling in Richmond, New York
and Washington favorable to negotiations
for settlement of difficulties.
The ShippiMg ddzette remarks
"Should the Emperors proposals be
rejected, he has apparently but ono al
,a.n",;-a, - raa.Sniaa tho Santh and
raise the blockade. II may DO taken for
granted that offered negotiations will be
rejected, and that compulsory cessation
of hostlities OF maritime war with the
North will follow. The Gazette asks
"Can England afford to let the French
Emperor proceed alone, or is he acting
on an understanding With her Majesty
government
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ArnIrnR's OFR,cE. Iowa

Des Molnes, January 3lst, 1858,
II is hereby certified, that ON the ,hirty-f st
day of January, 1853, sworn statement was flied
in this office showing the condition Of the Con-
necticut Fine Insurance. Company loca ted at Hart
ford, i'll the State OF Gonncc lieut., on the FIST day
Of January, A. ID. 1868. in accordance win pro-
vision Of an act Of tho General A ssemsly OF the
State Of Iowa, entitled An act in relation 10 In
surance Companies" approved Jan 18th. 1857,
and an act amcndatory thereto, approved Febrna-
~ sth, 1898, and M act in re.ation 10 Lite In
sursnce Companies. approved March 18th, 1869
that said statement shows that said q, mpany 10;
possessed Of the requisite amount Of catital, and
invested as required by Jaw.
authority IL therefore given to tn c above AIMED
Company t. t!apsact their appropriate business
OF Insurance in this State in accordance with the
laws thereof, until the slsi day of January, A. d.
one thousand eight hundred ana sixty four.
!. isaiso certified, that Louis A Macklot, ESQ :,
Of Davenport, has been duly appointed by said
Company thor lawful Agent and Attorney Tor
the cou.,y Of Scott, with full. power "a take SKIS
Of Insurance therein, and 10 acknowledge service
OF process, as p divided by law, upon his fling
with the Clerk Of the District Court in and fer
said county, certified copy Of the statement on
file in this Office. IL is further certif ID that the
attached is o true and correct copy Of the said
statement.
In testimony whereof, have hereunte
iScal.l set my hand and affixed my seal Of Of
Gee this 3lst day Of Jan'y, A. y. 1858.
J. w. CATrELk,
feb9-d&wtf Auditor Of State.
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From II. Monroe.


FoRr MoEEoE, Feb II.
In reply TO the demand made for the
release Of the Federal army officers, Col.
Lud!oy, L. S COMMISSIONER received in
formation that a.! Federal officers captur.
ca before the 10th Of December, 1862,
The date Of jeff Davis proclamation,
would be immediately released. All
suffers clerks and government employees
aho were confined in the Richmond
prison, Lave been released, and are now
here.
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fake no Balsam. Mercury. or Unpleasant Ned
GIL Nn0i.a'S EAsRltT BitRC

Cures Score, Diseases 10 all their stages at little
expense little or Ia change in diet nu ifcosVe-
aiencc, ND 70 EAPOSDAE
II causes frequent desire, and gives s,rsngth to
l!ina,o, thsreby removing distraction prevent
,ug ana curing Structures u the Urothra, alisying
main ana il 4 .n,nation frequent IA tins class OF
diseases ,and expciling POISONOUS, DISEASED
ND HORA-OiI NATTER.
Thou.s, /. pom thousand, who have been toe
victim OF QiAGhS, and ahe have pail HfA'
FEES 70 b. cured ia a short time, have found
,Eey wore deceived. and that ths "Foisen has
" ths u.e Of Powerful Astingeais, teen dHeo
, ap,u lie system, To break out ia al agsga'Ateo
iotm. ana perhaps ate. marriage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

AsHisGToN, FEB.

WAsHisGToN, Feb. IL.
The rebel report Of disaiieetion in
Banks command is contrary to authentic
INFORMATION received here
Gen. Fremont has applied i.f active
service.
The Senate last night declined 10 act
IN the names OF the 4s Major and Ia
Bf1aGicr General, nominated. HE list
was returned 10 the President for rcyi,
ION.
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TEL EG RAP PHO.
AFTERNOON REPORT.

NEw York, Feb. -.
The Etna, from Liverpool 2Sth, VIA.
Queenstown Goth, arrived this morning.
Rumors of French mediation still cir
cula,e. Some authorities say they arc
authentic. 49,, -.
It j. reported that DE L'lluys has IN
s,rnc,ed the French Ministers at It. le-
,crsburg, London, Vienna and Berlin,
70 souni those courts upon the fitness. not
&c mediation, but OF simple counsels winch
MIGHT be given the bellieerents, advising
,hem 10 name commissioners charged 10
| oxa.,;re with or without an arnistice,
upon what basis arrangements in'sh. DC
made TO put AN end to the war. Another
! -.aoup, SAY. that De LHuys Is prepsf-
- transmission 70 Washing
n recommending compromise.
owing to delay Of the ASA aud con
.eoneu, absence Of later American new
ID English journals, generally, are siicn'
on American affairs
The steamer Georgian had left Liver
,ool and Holy Head for Nassau. with
large supplios q arms, ammunition ""a
ya,iou, ueces.aries for the Alabama, o
wh;el, ye,.e. s!!e 5 called a tender
The London Yaaes opposes the seLela'
2 e tho English ernncnt CONTRACTING
heavy liabilities Tor the Canada am
o and Nova s,eotia railway. letter wal
and SEQ what becomes OF the t.nercal
y republic before setting NJ such costly DC
y fence.
=" Napoleon distributed 10 Tie r'aci
70 exhibitors their awards from the Lohdo
exhibition. aud made ar unusually hpe-
- raj and pacific speech. !,
The new Archbishop Of Paris attack
% ed Endland and Russia for rot comma
Va France in mediation. Tie draft Of ii
,scna.c's address 10 the Emperor espresso
! much regret at the proposals OF Franc
for mediation. when thought pfemataT
v by ether powers.
Boursc is heavy and lower.
. 4 threatening insurreeticn had broke
40 out in Poland, in the province arouu
Warsaw, and a simultaneous attack WI
" made on lie troops IN Their sarlo'
~ quarters. Many soldiers were Killed.
The secoaa message OF l'artholomc
w is said 10 have been intended To efea
40 rash acts at Warsaw Energetic mea
ures viii be taken to suppress such T
W volts elsewhere
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

STATE or Iowa,
seorr corsrY - In he Distrie, Court.
Mary sehnow Va. r. omas schnow.
To said ! hva.as Scbnow, defendant.
You are hereby notified. that there IL now on
Tie in the Office VI the Clerk of the 9istr CT Coun
Of SAID county, petition Of Mary Schnow. eis i'm
ing oil yuu divorce from the bands at inatrime-
ny ani for alimonysn unless you appear thereto
ana deiendon or before noon o; the md day u The
next term Of said Court, To be holden On the Isl
Monday of February, A. ID. 1853 deiault will be
entered against you and a decree rendered there
on A. prayed.
GEO. y. G. DOW,
dsca-lssAx Plaintiff ATTORNEY
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INSANITY AND oogsuNPlioS.


Ola or young, single, married, or contemp ating
marriage. In many affections peculiar Il re
males, the Expact Buchu i uneqnaled by any
other remedy a. IN Chlorasfs or Retention. lrreg-
ulstity, rninfulness, or Suppression Of the Gus
tomary Igaeaations, decorated o. sohirroas state
/ The Uterus Leuoorhea. or Whites, steri.iiy,
aud for II complaints Incident tothe eel, sheth-
er ar siug from In ltscrion tasits ot Dissipation
hr N the IfeLiHR or tHAsGE oF lif. See
.xn.f..u. 49,. NJ iamly should be witncnt
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EXECUTORS SALE.

To whom Il ssay concera.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT We,
~ the Undersigned. Executors Of the Last viii
and Testament OF Jacob v. Kobsson. late Of Scot,
county, state OF Iowa, deceased, shail, on Wei.
nesday, the 2;th day Of Decs mbeY. A. ID. 1854
at the Court House door. in the city of Davenport
county and ate aforesaid, oner for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash. the FOL
sowing real estate, lying in said county and State
ie-wit: The North Eas, quarter Of the South
East quarter Of Section three (3). in lowrship
seventy eight tTs) Noein of Range four J f -,
Of the 5th y. NJ. Said sale 20 take placs "a ths
hour Of O'clock r. N. Of said dav.
ANDREW J. HYDE.l
II. Z. MASON, Exeeuto,s.
JOHNB robson,
De. 8, 1Se2.3w
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Tennessee News.

NASHVILLE, Feb. IL.
la est reliable Intelligence from Mem.
phis represents that seven gunboats had
passed down.
The rlicr Is raising, and is now within
'onr fec # high water mark.
Artillery LA been placed at all the s,s
tons on Tie Memphis aud Charleston
Railroad.
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RICHARDSON, WEST & CO.,
roWIR PRESSBOOK LOB PRINTING
EsT.ABxIsH.MENT,
Criggs' Blssk, Perry St.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWT ..

XXYANTED-SOMETHl NEWT Emp1sS-
w mens! AmptOymessi Male and female agsnis
wartei il every town aud city IN the Cli Cd
States. $50 TO $40 per month can be made, snd
no humbug, Huainess easy and respectable. Il
requires very small caatal, and win not inter-
fsFs with other employmsut. This 10 no book
agency or humbug Of any kind. No psrson viii
employment be what il may. Full psstieulase
given 70 oil who inclose I'm GENTS, hoa sddrees
hAsvsy Hsows Co., Auoakssg, y. q.
ncye deteN0t
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uELNBoLD'S EXlRiCT BUCHU
FOR WEAKNESSES


Ariyinr fre IN Excssses, habits q Difsipahon'
Eaty Iadiscretion, or A use. a,eLlo. siia WE
..!pwiug symptoms
I,a,sp,.,,on & EEcrtion, Loss Of hemoy
Weak Nerves. Horror ot disease, i4hness a vas
ION. universal l4sdtude Of The muscular system
not ,suds, nfsncss OF the skin, LOGS OF io"eI'
n,fheulty j RreatUiag, TreubliaE. .k''Ilhsss,
Pain 10 Tue back, Flushing Of no boaY' hi'l s'ohS
on the Face Pallls Coumtenaneo-
These syml toms, ii allowed TO go on, which
this molicHs Invariably removes, soon follow
! IarOTENCY, FATUiTf. EfiL.EPiig FITS,
In one of which the patient may cx.4re VINO
can say that they are not frequently followed ny
! thoso "diretu, d.seases,
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
MANY are aware u The cause 9. their catering
4 mt n.I v il confess. Tho raeor's 81 he irSnns
..,ian,. and the melancholy fcsth- y tensump
lion. bear ample witness L. Ia truh of me assc'
non The ons titution, once Affected sisl or
ssnic weakness e. requi - The aid 4 nsi,eine .
.f,ytgarsie thu system, which W AHOLD!
| ry741CT BUCNC invariably does. Tie
! will .ouyince the most sAep teal.
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD,
tiellnbold's Highly Concentrated COMPOUND
Fluid Extract SaTsapari,;a
SHPHILg.4.

This il an affection Of the Hood AID attacks
the sexual Organs, Linnes Of the Nose, Ears,
lroai, Windpipe, AMI otne- Mucp urssc a, ma
ktHl its appearance in the form OF / eo4s. / elm
boid', kx;rae, sarss psrii4 rar.ies the bleud and
souoFes all sealy Erapliohs efthe Skin, giyi Z
10 the Complexion a Clear and Healti Color. Ii
being prepared expressly for this cia.s of com.
plants, ITS BloodPur!fying Plopsrties a.s pre-
served greater extent than aus other prepar
stion Of saissra. lila.
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" s Il
HrLMBOLD'S EXTRsCT Bl'CHJ

Fer all Affections and Diseases OF he Urinary Or
gans, whether existing i'll MALE Oh fENALi
from Whatever cause originating, ard 70 matter Q
how long sianding, Diseases 9f these organs re
uulfc the aih az a nURrrlC.
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STATE cr !CoNsECTICur,i !.

Conh'yo OF HaFtfori,
/, Charles W, johnson. Assistant Clerk Of The
Superior Court for said county, do her by certify
thar has. Perkins, whose name is appended
to the jurat Of the foregoing deposition, was, on
the date thereof, Justice Of the Peace in and
for tho county of Hartford, duly sutho.ixsd TO
administer oaths fer general purposes and that
am we'll acquainted with the hardwri Of
the said Chas F. Perkins, and verify believe the
signatare TO tt said deposition is genuine.
In testimony whe o. l havs kerenn.o
ISeal set my hand md my otfcal seal, this 18th
day al January, A, y, 1873.
ClIAS. ". JOHNSON.
Assistant Clerk Of said Superior tourt
and keeper Of the Seal thereof.
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NELNBli.D's ExrRACr EUCMU

/, tho Great Diuretle, and Is certain IL have til
desrcd effect in al iiseases, for Which !, Is 70
commended.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-14

CONTAINING Instructions designed to enable
~ tho pupil to OBTAIN kn.wlsdee Of playing
without y teacher; with choice collection Of
every variety Of popslar Music. Price Of sach,
81 cents. Teaches, pupils and dealers DESTROYS
Of obtaining low priced Instruction book. and At
the same time one that is useful and attractive,
will fud these books fully suited to tLciE wants.
The instructions are given in manner adapted TO
tho comprehension Il all grades Of schears. The
exercises illustrating and enforcing tho lessons
are not dry and tedious, but sPrightIy and euliv-
eping, and the selection Of music. varying f'on
the simp 10 the difficult, coDpisss the most pop
ulsv melodies VI the day. Mailed, post-p Id. BY
DlTsON . CO., Publishers, 277 washington
street, Bystcn. feb sdu
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