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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-10-15
CHICAGO, IOWA 4 NEBRASKA
AIR LINE.
eAm ~ . sss:s::s;
OPEN TO MARSHALL.
20 Miles tess Staging to Des Noines han
by any oth~r route.

follows: '' As VIII "a
GoiSe EAsr-Night Express leaves MARSHALL a, a.
?. m. on arrival of Stages from Des Moines; Ced
Rapids I'm p. M Clarence s33 p. m: Clinton IL
?. IN. and arrive in Chicago next morning in time
all morn ing trains going north or east.
Day Train leaves Marshall at a. m: Cedar RAM
at 95na. m; Clarence l235 p. m. and arr yes at eli
ton at $50 p. Passengers to Clinton by this ira
can take Night Express for Chicago or remain un
next morning at $50 and arrive in Chicago at $50 D.
GoING WEsT-Nght Express leaves Wells st. Der
in Chicago at 30 in evening" Clinton 3:I5 a. m: CT
ence 80 a. m: Cedar Rapids 100 a. m. and arrive
Marshall at l0:l5 a. m. Passengers leaving Chica
on this train at $50 in evening" arrive in Des Moir
early next evening.
ton at p IN. Leaves Clinton at 9 a. m; Clarence
l235 p m: Cedar Rapids 3:ia p. and arr VIC at NJ,
shall at : 80 p. m.
Passengers going East from Des Moines can procr
tickets of Tho's liatton, jr.. at Des Moines.
Good Sleeping Cars on all Night Train
CONNECTIoNs-At Turner Junct. on with ira i
for f'cepor', Dnnleith GAINESVILLE, Fon du LII
Prairie &h Chem and La Crosse.
At Dixon with Trains of Illinois Central Railroad
At Clinton with boats on Mississippirver.
At De Witt with stages for Davenport Il Maquoke
Al Clarence with stage for Tipton.
A Cedar Rapids with stages for Iowa City yinto
Cedar Falls and Northern Iowa.
At R,attosn with stage for Marengo: and at Marsh
with stages for Grinneii. Newton, Des Mones. Coun
Bluffs. Omaha, Eldora. Boonsboro. Fort Dodge Sio
City. and intermediate places.
Live stock and Express Freight
Leaving Marshall in the morning. reaches Chica
early next morning rnhont change Of Gers.
E.B. TALCOTT, Gen. Sup't Chicago.
l. b. HOWE. Asst Sup'ty Clinton.
J.C.GAC 1T Gen ! Freight 4gert Chicago.
o. CorTLE. travelling Agent. (9:50.fl
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HA-lhe new company to construct sha
railroad Northwesterlv from McGrecor isfe
to connect With the Minnesota and Cedar arcl
Valley Railroad, from Minneapolis, have Pri
c'lhmenced work with energy. Track [
laying-was begun at McGregor last week. posi-
and i is expected to finish the 6rst forty onl,
miles before New Years. will
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from DE-. IHI0I71Fe EcH. y -Ec'F 70FE Fi'N.
Not only Your ills aCmt ably udaIt,d to their
pui pose as al Epclieut. but | ind iitIr b.icfcal
effects upon tie Liver very marked hur,d. Hey
have in my practice proved more ceCuA! for the
cure of LUtous complaints than any one remedy
can mention | sincerely rejoice that We have at
length purgatve which is worthy TIE confidence Of
tie l., oiessiou and the peOpje
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DISSOLUTION.

i'hE Co'PARTNEE~lilP heretofore existn &
between FRED HEIGHT AMI FRIEND 4 CUL-
hkRrs"s, has this day been dissolved, by mutual
consent. The business will be continued hy
+ nkn hECnr and NJ. X. II. REED. under the style
"i hEt REED. The business Of the old
urn vi he settled up by FRtD HEcHT. at the old
>,an' IN clarence In retiring from the firm
OF FRFD IIFcHT Il Co, we take r,Irasure in re-.
commencing the new firm to the public.
JOHN CULBERTSON.
r. J. FRIEND.
August slst. 1858
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS

w.have constantly hand .hs ' ssrssTMs n,h
selected stock Of variety o, binding a.:
entire West ,h .ms cloth POCKET Aeam nS,'u:
sue cards to the massive and sles. ~, h.
buns BUNS, hod'os Two hundred hui. Many OF 'D' -
rich 11nans alse large assortment Of the .invit.
We We. n os Distinguished Personage',
attention.
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

CORNER or ifh u Iowa SIS. nAvtNroKT, Iowa .
DAVIS IL SONS, PRopRlProRs
IREE oANIBUSES 10 and from The CARS
! once for stages leaving for L. Claire,
Ftincet"p. Lyons, De Witt. Ma4noketa and Ana.
mosa Fare, One Dollar per day. (n46)
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n3J" 1 rr fee 500

The State Of fOra, Cedar conriv SIS:
r. l.. j. fassett ". Elizabeth Fassett-In the
district Court OF Cedar county, Iowa; Detem.
Der term A. d. 1853.
ILlLABETH FAS>ETT-Nadam You are
- hereby nntlte ! that on or before the 4 1ay
OF October. >t;3 there will be filed in the Office
Of he clerk OF lie District Court of Cedar coun
tN, Iowa, petition OF t. l.. }. Fassctt claim no
OF You a disorce from the bonds of matrimonv
! 'o' the cause Of lGhnman treatment
Now, therefore, unless You apltar and max,
defence thereto on or before noon of the SCI ~,
day at the next tel m of said court to commence
on the first Monday OF December 1863 iud me n
viii he rendered against you in accordance viii
the prayer Of said petition and a decree Of di
yorcc will be granted.
f. +. WHITCOMB,
Attorney for Petitioner.
| Ordered, that is mott be published in III,
! Upton Advertiser" for four weeks
| Upton sept. 2lth. 1853.
| ALONZO SHAW, clerk
Of the District Court of Cedar CO., iowa.
! n39wi pr fee ST 25
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vicsOri0Vs n1arh Of Gen. Gsant's Army
u ttuM GRAND Calf int, Sick>buigs

81
AIR-"Hqpy Land If Caaao,.'
In the early part .: May,
So the. books OF records say,
General Grant with his Amy Of the Union.
Notwithstanding kebe! blow,
determined where to go,
~ ad strike on the head Of re bellior.
CnonUs-Ho. ho! no. ha! ha! ha.
II There stood the terror OF rebellion;
General Cant knew ttoo,
and had nothing else to do,
But led ON his Army Of the Union
At trsnd Gulf we met thsm first,
Ana there they got the worst,
They withdrew from Tue he'd IN CONFUSION;
We captured several guns,
And caused them al! 10 run,
And surrender to the Army "f the Union.
CAoKrs-Ho! no. no. etc.
AT Raymond, next, we came,
And there it was tue sane;-
They ncm bed wi. q they saw US advancing;
and when the charge was made,
They preferred some other shade,
Aud Icireated ia their own style of marching
CuoHCs--fiu, no no, etc.
We left our prsouerr there,
And To Jackson did repair.
Here We met the seniors OF rebellion;
J &laimetto boys do boast
or their relentless host. them;
But acknow edget thai for once We repelled
e. 49, CHoEus-lfo. DO. no. etc.
We whipped them all around,
Though well they stood their ground,
They Knew no, the foe they were lighting:
They stood well at Champion Hil
Bat soon they got their Ill.,
Ana - b'Aeh RIVER All went a-A't'nS'
CHUsgs-Ho! no. no! etc.
Thus mu~h at our command,
We at Nickshurg took our stand.
Ana requested "eHe' al EN- " su'fenue''
MS answer "e'ae nay,
r., rh., -. n, his hnnrfn, defcaaer
Cunvrsu,,bn,hn etr
-
General Ransom led the way,
WIN has men III stern array
But found 1t too great M '""'akIns;
Then general charge WAS made
ub! n!aha ,ns ta"n WIS., '",u, .;nu
hi1a I :" y "I h''I
'''' "'' WV
nov was clearly seen,
Though The fact we lSa 10 screen
81 That the works were hatd to lie taken;
And yetwe knew full well
.ha' an"'''s' 'n.' se 49, s 49,,
D"' Wv pa a.
'hoH' Stu mo- NJ wv
The plan that Grant had laid,
| Now upon their bacon preyed,
For they now drew but quarter rations;
Their peas were getting scan',
ANA They curse" our "ehe'aI Grant
And called him the imp OF creation.
CHoRCS-no! no! h3. etc.
OR sbaIri,rpo,y increased
Aud our d Jubts were all released,
General Grant said they soon must cone
approached them every day, [under,
And often heard them say,
Tia, yickS Lurg must 500, eo IN +,unI.,
@C1,nuI,s-lI,, bn h, n,r
Whirh mad. N. i,.j. hn,,,,i'
", ..t1r,"Tnr.,,,ai IL, ,,',',
IL ,ral. ,ham .p,,,'a
And we tnn,x ,.,, ,,l..rs NAV 1T
A.f,, ,h,s ,.. ,,,.,l. 49,, ,,.,ifn,
Cun,,,.r ,,rl
"'
Ana tho:,h, cLarre NTH rissio,
II hois'ed tao o. three.
Fran Sl,yrrI f. RE SD, IF r,.adom
VOW lilo: no. No. etc
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THE SUBSCRIBER. having leased the premis-
ses, can be found at the old stand of VIM.
Bagey where he will keep supply OF all aTi les
in | is line, at LOWER FIGURES than the same
article can be bought for elsewhere. He is pre-
pared to
MANUFACTURE IN ANY STYLE ALI.
ARTICLES OF FURNITURE
that may be wanted CARVING will be done in
the best manner. He will also attend 10 repair
ing such article. as above mentioned, including
instruments, suc h as
PIANO PORTES,
MELODEONS.
GUITARS. &C.
Special attention vii be paid TO the MANU-
FACICRh Or COFFISS, and every effort viii
he made to satisfy his patrons as to price and
quality.
All he Asks is a Fair Trial.
~ In Brick Block south OF the Court House
square.
Upton, Oct. sth, 'C2. MARCUS BEACH.
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IF0nl 7lr TVWTTI T0NE N TNfT7V.
DEAR Bro. AVER | cannot answer You Thdt
comp aiuts have cRrcd with our lis better than
TO say all that rc erer tedt aHh II pHrg'r'fFe meds
cine. place great Dependence Oh that encc ua
cathartc in my daily contest with disease and be-
licN ing. DO. that Ills afford Us The best we
have, of course value them highly.
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purif, the system n SIN the Instructions ich make
disease A cold settles somewhere in the body. and
obstructs it's natural functions. These. if not re-
Heyed react upon Themselves and 'he surrounding
organs. producing general aggra'ation suffering,
and disease. While in this condition. oppressed oy
the arrangements, take Ayers WIS: ana see no"
directly they restore the natural action of the sys-
tenn and with it the buoy ant feeling Of health again
W hat is true and apparent in this trivial and COM
mon complaint. is also true in many OF the deep
seated and dan serous distempers. The same purga-
tive effect cNpels them. Caused by similar obstruc
rions and deran gtmrs Of the natural functions OF
tie BODY. they rapidly, and many OF them surely,
cured by the same means. None who know the
virtues OF these Fills. will neglect to employ them
nheu suffering from the disorders they cure.
Statements from leading physicians III some of the
princpa! cities, and from other well-known public
pcrsoLs:
From Forrarding Merchant cf Louis, Feb 4,
1856
DR. AVER Your Pills a:e the paragon OF all that
is great IN medicine. They have cured my little
Gaug Liter of uce Gus sores upon her hands and feet
that lad proved ncufab'c Tor Years. Her mother
has been long gliey o>!y afflicted with boches and
rimp.es Ecr skin and in her hair, After our
CHI was cured, size also tiled Your Ills. aud they
have Gu! Cd l,r. ASA Moro RIDGE
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4 IL instruments fully warranted and snip
II Piled on the most favorable terms The
PELorBkT HARIoNIrI aud OKG N HARaoSrra
are the nearest approach to pipe organ and
are excellent instruments for chGrchs. and halls.
Prices. $50 to $3.50, with oae, two or three banks
Of keys and pedals. n24ms
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IITT~BIIftI, I 3, NI4T 7,
DR.. J. { AVER Sir | have been repeatedly
cued OF the worst hrtA0ch~ au} lodl have by a
doe two of your }if,> II seems arise from a
fou! stomach, which they Cleanse nj once
lou!s MA great respect. ED W TREBLE.
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CLOAKS AND SHAWLS,
IBalinOral and Hoop kirts,

~ THis branch Of our Stock is compl te,
and we can offer the best assortment at New
York prices.
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MANUFACTURE IN ANY STYLE ALI.
ARTICLES Of FURNITURE
PIANO PORTES,
MELODEONS.
~,
All he Asks is a Fair Tria

square.
Upton, Oct. sth, 'C2. MARCUS BEACH.
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Tux thdc,l aYcrs Ers O...s7.riu. {. inanu!s.- /
sure pohtcA capital oy &c r.rI.Aiu4 pr cor.
Uspondsnce, dur e 'f'nC u ov-f tw .rty Yeas
between She Democrat leaders =. r;A ..4 /. utlA
chat hAs fallen into ias l.a.' 4 sc 10 t.rys.
sorto hy tho fortunes o.! var /. ..Uul... 4 e-,
ss'sspwil aiiJrd ug-h v.lla'e LAstuay,, 10
the hstoIi IA, and tAey 81 s.y IA or o.us.l,r.'le
Nghs IA Nero. ca g. - &c C va WI, Bat 4
ehssc conn ien,iAl let e.s. wrten l.nr AGO., mite
Freedom Of peisoEA! suj ~ N,l la,orc,ursr, al.
sAs worst tat could b. cc'ei AL t,rc 10 every
reason to belle that NODE have t' u yu' he'd
those that wsre th7u,ttIlc'yt5 prov, mo-, lam.
aging ~ the reputst.5r ,frc,rts.a.i ,.r.t le
sonfssssd thAt in,rls,'e. even IN Asl b. sub
seqnsns events, tn, urr'y fal So t..shi.s any
evidence Of 'he orpi ity 4 tie vri,s-7 vusdA
ea.on sheme1. TJus, NJ. BronArAxsras- o..
sess ysar ago 10 JnrrssoN DAVIS, r,,akr .r,.Iy
Of Whist he calls tie "surse O, slsysrv," aud 10
means hr prevent ~ 10 extension. Wth f-.,lctc
snsighs he dcs.s mates C,NuElN. ufPlnt.lgau,,.,
- scamp" s;atert rA.n,lGtaAth. h.sawav,
been In fsvo- OF ms'ntl .tng I've "a n bite Il ia.
oout,ern States. E b .r tc4t'v, when AZ. D.yts
Wa Secretary % war. D. - - for sru .rt,.s,s
Tor soDe Of hs Perus. 20. IL 20 .l q. k.c.,is "a
Ossns to lie the worst - NJ Iesl,~,>,, s.s Ola.
~ eommunlesiio,s, sad Il So, .4.y are I1,very
Damaging
The wort letter ofte II WIS written eyNr
JANIS LASsoN, OF CT 20 60 Jfrys,suS DAVIS
IN Ja'uSy, 1871 t. ~ ,r Ct INT tie suL Il
s'a'rt wi! B'g.iv, O.. ti.i .cNo.... '.toc.r
q L ts tie Fed, i Guvpr. tu., lie, n t.,
n orr preset soy iuL.elt 10 10 h, .ou,.ru d O..
s'"m - he rc'e, 4, ty - so.tt sldts."
Iaih MTANr ~. .. -. B. t
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THE NEW YORK sun.

FRIDAY MORNING. AUG. u. hos.


IH''s are only TOO many inllcslops Aa, o.. ,p-
proscbins Prssiienil,l campaign will h. "a. ts,,.r.
e"hs' h.s ever been tuo wn Ia the hs,ry = our
"u'"y' All our state s'soion, for - tiiAs
pss' have teen eond Ictei with p.si nlte s1e-gy
ana istiy hate 'bvttly ubpatsl d. Tic lw,
tsl election In his state was most latte, ~.
sdserents q 10th parole. AZ; yins TO each o, sn
VIE Vie" spsheu tGs..iag Uif character
- e''rsns All men. J4s re7usioshs Of.
fsc'sd TO Deieve ths, their opponents
~srs traitors, snd =. democrats utuga. VA,
sSs party In power would not state ~ DEPRIVE
shen1 Of hen ccnii'ut,u nal Irgl gs. 10 O4io
~ad rsnnsylvAniH ur-ssng-i fol IS rre'Ail 10
large extent, ana 10 tine 'ot section AZ
proeches, the mutua ", ernsss Increase. T. au,r.
Sns thss 'hrss,ens We mes, or Gus cons AZ noes
In Ohio men go srrnod y 20 lnc,. me.tng, .tos
hsstis. and wide spre.d 9p.nl,n Nn tho Admins
"soon 'n'sud''o declare martial l.~, with vsv
Of influencing tie result vrovoxes - nish, 10
expected, erprcssion' 4 1,t.nas and resistance.
Hshe next President, eject on ~ vot.. a pro
por''onase degree office q re contest VII be an
unparalleled one. This isto 20 earnestly d.pre
Nd, o. Il may Ifi ri pto.eIt it mnt.ry inter.
srenes to preserve a.. peaeA But, ~ he,c tp-
prshsnsions should hspp prov. srounilcis, ihsrs
~hi 10 no reason 10 rosrt any peaceful eler,y aud
moro word vol nee that may be elc'ol. Hitherto
our elections have proved safety valve, tia, have
"s on the unhealthy p'lh.Al tlcme u sugsnietsd
euTng N- intervals l,'D CO.. s,ch cubtei Tas
election of1'fA Will re ,u.,, have rni'st re-
set. and -ors ~ t.- her. ysssirs and the A.
ecmulsied selHs' mss o. rarti :. Infused ny our
civil war. Bu to sc-oD' l,h this, an adequate
proportion Off e aud el,r must b d srlsy.d.
Gree. principles wi he ts,us~i, AMI nov
is'us' must lie mot The true csisea o. our
civil war will lie un'J.Hcl, AMI n u inohmina.
Sing men and lAtea ust now rcrAn profound
ssor's, vii lie drsggod 10 t., l.. o'dts. Lfrs
cannot fail 70 develop c.us.n passion rial 4
vshsmence. IL Cue, The sc,t ril.nt 4 ~ = L...
cal dhcntes viii be ira -'ctt.d foa TIC bite
held TO the hsl,, BIZ, ard t.. result, cannot fai to
INSPIRE the people Wit reutv,d d,,. un l. Tho
great p-incip or oftL- Cousut4uou A. flalsI By
Ne Fathers of,Lc Republic
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The three uiioa oiiia Dee u tie corporation
Tor The sreupton Of dfst-i men "a Lacy 1,
meet The h,e OF ell sini - pro sc,. tn have be-i
devised In Ills city and ''sowhsr- e. ~, they
Lave all uteily failed. In u. hcs.er ,ai o.hsr
places no, q cent 60 lee r,.ssd. Iutsscty his
Honor Mayor orprKB hss a ,efy tsu!-r ,,tsclcac.,
and absolutely rcilso8 10 ..rn .uy cd .an. e VA,
VIII have tAs eliot Of iu.. = .a. tDs .,4sc ptou
Law. Il Is stated th.t he V wiling to aieu
sHy oil gvMg Necs hluared tsi.ts "a
70 dra'sed men Who m,y enter Ne army, bot VII
n"t pay soeni - seeu men OF lo.ne. Wt4,v.g
81 smbsrrsssing the A % ne, sud e. .upc zen, q
D reported that he in"u!s g. is.p 40 ofiiu.lo,
Vis full leEA p'roi Of tu i,vs vet r De- ysioes &
~ o. 70 delay is pass,r. o.sr 80 '.sI usil u Is
seo ST. Tor She plrp3't l.tel eel. Oa o. po.nt 1t
j. cr'N'bs that the N.y,r /, .o.A > r.sta,h
81 'e'rrly doubtful wh e. towns sd ties can
" GRO is's money Tor otser purpo.cs ,san - sd
"'.'iu lts sni assist q g L.lAn.s Of vo'utaeH;
-" Nls as The d. as c,ists. il1uey,d u.n
~ 20 very allow IN s'V.ut Il ,h~ ue-sssa-y tuui.,
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Cer'sia o't' CITY r.,.tr.. vi'hA rev o. mis-
ing To ne . TIE r.li-' Z ifarli usn. srs re-.
ported - have ITO, s,hsr snd ,ised itrif tota'
T. pssst'e ori.usHoe over to Mayors vs. 1as
motive wa A.. Dt'rsS >d one, Nv, Tie iies 81
raising inon'y On u, ho'lo5 - 50 Alderman "
Counci n .u Is etu.mcys .ai-i. There Is ~, an
opsra,lr Ia Va, ttroot. 1rsJe- q Chsthsm street
that rCIl advance ccai On such secnnly.
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ENGs'ss s..NS.

Iu.HiNG RANkS--i 900 CAUGHT Daty
4 Oh steamer STATEN ISLANDGl. Ca.:sin l. ..
IciIiip', leaving vtsy IA, -trep' o'tIi,f, & ON
Soutn ! h - " iilirulrbusrh At \. Peck >,
~ srh st. y. River, = spfius ~ =, iief J! y. y,
Q. fu band II uusio l,cs IpAn, b, bo,i fYr t,uc-
ins bAn ina I,ir'rhlatU.s ia.1tshod on b'A 4.
fsre - cents fof 'a' ui' .ts
HOi FOR THE HOirEA etNK--&tW
Iisr.us-nrsi. fiao a.. - Dsct. The tt
sailing .eS stesu.tt l.. 81, ENNAN, Capt. r om,s
rrh1il siil marr "N.a s.u's ." - ttuVs H.nki,
oG = .ndsrs, Iu, ID I'd lhIrf,srs, " comm nee
suajD., august -, 1865, 40 y. ~ 'u1cC@c.us
eaiis To-, sdNy ana 9-u.'il'. u1ti, turn.tu ''.',
l. svint '.c' OF ia kti e., ia.t RIVER, ct ''-ocE I;
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River 80 Bat. Eat huc. 90 Hnntf under chase
Of Hnon ~ Stsov'->. + Iil'Iif', C'mziod =.
W PGill ~, - ward i-rc toe a. tNt' ION |.
10. &C sTOwu p ot ANEi EsON tDlWE' l. 90
= mpsn'o' he ro.- Nui D.. '.s 10 he ,and. 80
SUNDAY. AUGUST 2a--IlE ONLY Il :, 10
- ~ tlat the it"'u 80 SCRANTON, Can, v. 4.
MAIDS, .os Gen ,"ve, Ne" Eoc.s , ii'y ls'Ni ',
Nm.t.' one, rot' rgisr!- ana = l.tYlp9f, !uAsI I.
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= At, A. Q'..ues. httuIa.ak, rstr Glen Gov {
= w. ~ Rochelle, Il. s,s'opp u. at oil re -ia.
hs-. r.; a. ~ atom 20 sny rasiuns bat o. a. ,
route m" -CRANIOE "a 'hs 5'.l" fer"iar uoA; o
~. 'Iuip,hit tss pIbic. fene take g., Zee. .5s
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sFECIAL NOTICES.

The Father Mathew I.B = 4. " sncirty
viii hct spec ~ meeting a. lie l.il, yGi Bsu me
IT, On Friday "a, ms. at ~ 4. NJ r. ths fnsl
adoption o III. 4 IL Con-ttutiou aud by l. -.
GIOHtE -lkh ENSON, pr.A EDWARD Nj l.
NANI. X e. Sec. ~
Dr. ,iarL.'s sherry Wine B,t,ess cured
me Of tTfp pills IN 30 dh's IS .uGnrn II more IN "a
t~o o'hs. JOHN COrTING. ssv Hsvcr, e.,
s.ptl 1853. III
- u" Eapts Hotties
SIXTY Gents per ioEsn will BE- p'ii. until SEPT
LIST, lot
HYATTg LIFE PttSAa BOTTLES
marked -. B"-Doub.e strength, ~
10 ~ Grand street
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ARTICLE, EOa, sALE.

FURNITURE FOR SALE CHEAP q aoi
i nr'iste d. IL! - 81; hi'o italics chais, bureaus,
feather he'd, IA tt .,sfs, esug su'ss, thTpa,. nui
. hsld,Ims bureau beat Sc; 40 ttsc.Li a
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NOR SALE AT nALf tt!yE, AN lCE
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r FA1itE--GNO SIDES or BLACK HGi-
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- outside show Gao. ApIls t'u Ia "a ave. -
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o.t peI cent n. ere.. alowea. Depos made on o.
before Sept lat viii dss inisIs. lGea! ,hst di.s,
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nd go -, % tht "a ius ., 1t 49, nNriu'c-siy
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HlEr..l.iNSA.

NOR IIVFErOll.--TIIES SPLENDID Pack
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on Tnu-.d,s, Yn,i Au.7l.. CAl'Dl y. "l!h. Fes
pas.hse, agpy at ThUMi5pN'S r.s.bsS Oihce, 80
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y Y. c1r 0.s Ia .,'ur hHAf IL, svni'hhs In all
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W Ats, ~ TIE .cFct ~ E.Ds itt. fEifcs soni-
ms III hey 20 Their neuts should avail tnen.eYcs II
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IT, To-; md 81 .res sf;.rio sold ~ dutsi.'s Jnl