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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26

"AMuALs OF THE STATE HISTORICAL
SoCIKfY OF Iowa. Such is the impo-
sing tidc Of quarterly soon to be issued
y the committee Of publication of the
STATE Historical Society, containing not
- shan fifty pages. Its object is to
tcllDst and preserve in permanent form,
oD connected with the early history of
-, before they are forgotten, with bi.
Dphical sketches and "reminiscences OF
niosnt citizens. Surely every citizen
Iewa willwant copy for preservation
Esfns only fifty cents year in advance
kddrcss, Librarian Of the State Histori-
NJ Society, at Iowa City.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26
THE ORIGINAL
1(0aUE SEWlN6 WAeYlNFS,
Established in lsi5-.Pcrfectcd in 1862,

Established in lSl5..PCrfectcd in 1862.
Recent and important improvements having
been put to this Machine, renders it now the
most perfect before the public. and persons at a
distance can order Machine with guarantee
of its prompt and safe delivery, and that they
will he able to manage it to their entire satfsfac
toe. No more breaking needles! No more miss.
ing 1-ches! No trouble in making any gar.
ment, however delicate or heavy, on the same
machine, either in cambria, cloth or leather; and
for dress makers, shirt makers, tailors, hat bind
ers slOe binders, or gaiter fitting, as well for
every variety Of family sewing, THEY HAVE no
suPE non, and Will be sold at amuch less price
than ny other machine capable OF doing the
4, ~. descriptive catalogue OF styles and
ak, oa' y responsible agents will be deal
as' NJ 'pfRhe HOWE Sewing Machines, 4,7
en- New York.
NAuv Tia
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U. 3. COALECToR'S NOTICE.
OFFICE OF INTERNAL EEvENrF,

On ENF UNI, IUN y, NTTV TT I7V0 }
fyNHE United States Assessor for the I'd Dis.
i trct of the State of Iowa, having completed
his Annual Assessment, notice is hereby given,
that the duties and taxes SO assessed, have Ic-
come due and payable and that on the 10Th
day Of March, instant, and for 30 days thcresf
ter, the unders gned by himself or deputy, will
attend at the Office of Judge }. c. Belts, United
States Deputy Collector, in the town of Upton,
in the county Of Cedar and State of Iowa, to re-
ceiye the duties and taxes so assessed.
Now, therefore, know all persons, that in case
the said duties and taxes are not paid within
the time above named, a penalty of ten per
ceentum will be added in each case, and the
amount collected according to the statute in
such case made and provided
GEO W. ELLIS,
u. s. Collector of the I'd District Of Iowa.
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Mr.. Editor:-If in 1855 l had joined
the Know Nothings; had gone into their
secret convention; secured nomination
for an Office; had then gone into Demo
crat convention, denied all about the
Know Nothings and got another nomi-
nation, and had voted the Coppcrhead
ticket from that day to this; how much
profanity should l be allowed to use if l
| should happen to be called Copper
head? Please rad:ate. @. 7.
We submit the above question, and
wait for an answer from some one who is
better posted in that line than we are,
AS things are, we think considerable, if
not more, profanity might be expected if
not excused.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26

u IoLD AGAIN. One day last week,
ony 4 Co. sold the Dubuque Herald
on. Patrick Robb, of Sioux City,
i was so announced in the Herald,
Che Copperheads of Dubuque, and
have them there of all ages, sorts
g. eolors, fearing that Mr.. Robb might
$50 to be a loyal man, raised such a
$3.50 in their den and about the ears of
Mshssy & Co. that on the next day the
lslloviog appeared in the Herald:
xaE HERALD Nor SoLD.-By sub
o6&6ent arrangement rendered necessary
f4s demands Of the party, aud contra
q - the announcement of yesterday, the
ID still remains in the possession
e1 lander the control of its former pro-
psioGors.
q can only guess what "the demands
Of - party" were, but We are quite sure
shal lhe good of the country did not
ssslse the Subsequent arrangement"
necessary.
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Grand Rally of a Dozen Ccpperheads.
Speeches by Mayor .Snyd.r ana Judge
Wate.
PEACESNEAK' HALL. March IA lSf

The *. q. C.'s were called to order
After transacting considerable prelimin-
airy business, Mayor Snyder was vocifer.
ous'y and unanimously called upon for
speech by one Of the red ,mouthed "sar-
pints.' The Mayor arose, and with all
the assumed dignity of jeff. Davis and
the pomposity of Ed. Thayer, made a
few remarks Of which the following is a
brief -
When Mr.. Lincoln took his chair, he
took a solemn oath to see the Constitution
faithfully carried out. He lived up to
this oath for a while, but it was only for
a while. Through the influence of the
Abolition party, he was finally com pelled
to violate the Constitution by issuing
bis Emancipation proclamation rat the
utteranee of this lie, the Mayors con
science smote him. His voice became
very W ak and tremulous, and his artic-
ulation exceedingly indstinet. But, re-
gathering his strength and doubling his
efforts, he continued. Thus, little by
little, he has trampled upon the Constitu-
;ion, until you see it as it now is. Now,
what shall we do! Gentlemen, what is
our duty! hold that we are recreant
to our duty if we do not compel the
proper authorities to enforce the Con-
stitution in every particular-by the bal
lot-box, if possible; BY FORCE, If NEG
EssARY.
Here the Mayors strength gave way
and he fell exhausted into his chair
! Warren Waite, who is to be the sorghum
candidate for County Judge, this fall,
then rushed to the rescue, and spoke as
follows -
am under an oath-a solemn oath
to see that the Constitution is faithfully
carried out. Not merely that the Con
stitution is preserved, nor that any par
ticular part be executed and another
/ portion violated not that any portion Of
| it be carried out that suits the abolition
faction but that the whole Constitution,
in every particular, be faithfully carried
out.
Here the gentleman was interrupted
by dispute arising as to whether GER
tain man, who had just been initiated,
had joined them in good faith or not
Copperheads well may you be on the
look out for treachcrous members. You
have them in your midst. Purge your
selves of them, or you might as well meet
in the open air, so far as the safe keeping
of your secrets are concerned.
We publish the above account of q
meeting of the X. G.. C.'s because we
know that it is substantially correct
The gentlemen named said all that is
imputed to them, and more to. We
know that they are "great on the consti-
tootuu,' but think that President Lin
coins oath is as binding as the one they
took when they joined their reasonable
band. "By force, if necessary" And
who is to determine whether force is nee.
cssary? The Coppcrhcads hold that
they, in their secret conclaves, are to
determine it? Well, if they think So
let them try it on. Let them resist the
enforcement Of the laws and they vii
find that the hemp is grown that vii
elevate them in the eyes of the commun
ity as they never were before.
We are informed that tho Mayor i
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26
IT IS A FIXED FACT!
@ O N S u M p T 10 N
CAN BE CURED.

CIR JAMES CLARK, Physician to Queen Vic
y men of the age, in his Treatise on Consump- 9
- I'm, says: "That Pulmonary Consumption ad- .
epe2t Is OF cure is no longer matter Of doubt; it
~ e6een clearly demonstrated by the researches
~. zL1nnec and other modern pathologsts.' DR.. y
4rswell, who investigated such matters as thor
:. highly as any other man, says: - Pathological n
Anatomy has, perhaps never Afforded more con
= elusive evidence in proof the durability Of dis
ease than it has in that of tubercular phthiss y
~ pulmonary consumption).
= IT IS NOT A FICTION. =
z. These statements are made by men who have =
- the crowded hospital and the truth telling dis
Y sectinp room. They are from men who could =
q have no possible motive for publishing what is .
q QhtfNe, or emblazonng falsehoods.
THE REMEDY WHICH WE OFFER,
= DR.. wistar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry, s
- Has cured hundreds Of cases Of =
:: Consumption of the Lungs, Liver Com
= plants coughs. colds. Asthma,
Group Bronchitis, Whooping
Y cough Influenza, &c: &c:
n,, MANY of them after Every Known =
ny - Remedy had Failed to !.
IN reach tho DISEASED
:. Anaot procra innate, but make use Of Wstar's
SgSslSSm and live healthy and happy.
II. sCOvIL, Proprietor, 70 Randolph ST., Chicago
10 whom all orders should he addressed.
sold by X. Halt. Upton, Iowa;
, RrlaAnr & MCNAMARA, Upton, Iowa.
!" - Clarence, B"
And by dealers in Medicines generally. [alm
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26

9~A now Finkle Lyon Sewing Machine
can be hadkeheap by calling at this office. II is
shuttls nachine, and one of the best machines
manufactured. 1t is warranted to give satisfac
Non. Terms easy. tt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26

Our subscribers W st of Clarence
DID, get their Advertisers at the usual
tims TT week The blame is not ours.
The mail did not get to Clarence till
after the train had gone west.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26

EDITOR OF ADMINISTRATION Sir:
With your permission wish to say to the readers of
your paper that will send by return mail to all who
wish it, frea) Recipe, with full directions for max
ing and using simple Vegetable Balm, that will e1ec
tua!y remove, in 10 days. Pimplcs, Blotches. Tan,
Freckles and all Impurities of the Skim lea wing the
same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful
will also mail free to those having Bald Heads
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that
will enable them to start full growth Of Luxurient
Hair, Whiskers Moustsche, in less than 30 days
All applications answered by return mail without
charge. Respectfully yours,
THOS. T. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
yl0nl2m No. S3l Broadway. New YORK.. sS
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- Nov is the time to lay in garden
eeeds for spring use. A good assortment
of the bsst seeds to be found 10 the coun-
esy 10 f6elale at the post Office. If
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26
Annual Meeting of the Upton Temperance
Alliance.

The annual meeting of the Temperance
Alliance, will be held at the Congrega-
tional church on Monday evening, April
9th, at u o'clock.
After the election of officers, the fol-
lowing question will be discussed:
Resolved, That one of the chief obsta-
Giles to the Temperance Reform is the
multitude Of legalized lager.beer saloons,
in our principal towns and villages ; and
that temperance men and women should
bend their energies to the speedy re.
moval of these nurseries of iniquity from
our whole land.
To be opened by VIM. H. Tuthill, and
VIM. =. Wolf. All are invited to attend.
"Gather them in let the house be full !"
NJ. X. Cross, Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26

~On Thursday last We had the most
unplsasant storm Of the season. 1t rain
"a or showed and froze all day so that at
s3Ght the trees were covered with ice al
ls one.half inch thick During the
$50 it thundcrcd and lightened with
be earnestncss Of q summer thu..dcr
er. Considerable damage was done
be breaking of limbs of trees from
weight Of the ice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26

~OGcial reports state that l25, 900
mon 80 absent from tie army. We
would like to know how many of those
men ass members Of the X. G. Cs-
This . their work.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26

n@- Money for the following persons
has been received from Go. :'E," llth
Iowa, and can be had by calling upon me,
at the post office, and signing a receipt:
Thos. Alexander, Z. S. Arso, j. II. Pat
ton, John Rankin, Edward Huff, Il. D.
Ayres, Geo Elliott. S. S. DANIELS
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UHIoN Unite your good -four with
y. 3. DeLand l. Co.'S Chemical .Salera
- u you want extra bread, biscuit and
psstry Of all kinds. United they rise,
divided they fall.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26

MUSOATINE, IOWA.
T WILL make and sell Langstroth's Patent
L Bee II YES, TO those having the right to use
,hcm,) with all the late mprovemcnts-six
honey boxes and glass, at Sl6j each. Or will
sell the lumber, ripped the right width conven.
tent for transportation. for 81. Also. all kinds
OF shop work and jobbing-lath, doors and
blinds, door frames, window frames, &c. on the
most reasonable terms. f. II. PAGE.
March Is 1SG3 nj lm1
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,Ex;HxyySOTT'S IMPROVED
EXTRACT OF
DIV Dock and Sarsaparilla
WILL. CERE WITunIT FALL

n ,as 0r Kings Erjl, Cancers, 7hmors, Ernp
II - ~ The Skm, EryspeiGs Chronic sore Eyes
X. ksc0rm or Ietfer, ScaId Head, Reformation,
I'd AZ n the Bones ana Joints. Old Sores ana
%, wk Shedding If tie GLANDS, .Syphths, Dy'-
repstd, Salt Hhens, Diseases Of The ki6ievs,
Loss IF appetite, Disease arising from The use Of
Mercury, Pain IN the Side ana Shoulders, Gener.
al DEBILITY, Dropsy, Jaumdtcs, Lunbago, dc.
The following case OF Benjamin Hughes, is
one Of the most astonishing on record. After
rty years. sickness, two years excruciatng
: rture, the amputation OF one leg and the body n
a ID limbs almost mass of eating, purifying. "
! dscharging ulcers, to be cured by eight bottles b
! Of Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparla, is =
/ almost miraculous. :,
READ TIE CERTIFICATE. =
TALAPoosA Co., ALA, Jana. y
j DR.. GCysorr-Dear Sir:-I have been afflicted 4
for forty years with eruptions my legs and q
!, feet. In Isl, they got so bad that l bad to go
: on crutchcs, and in 1859 had leg 8mputated -
above the knee. In about nine months after my "
= leg broke out in large eating and running sores,
u from my knee to my foot, and discharged great =
r deal Of offensive matter. Ny groin also broke "
= out in large biles which discharged much often Il
sive matter. and at the same time my left arm had ~
- broke out in large running sores nearly to my
u elbow. The misery that have suffered for the b
last two years I cannot describe to you. was
n ia such agony that never rested day or night.
c. was given up to die. and by the help Of God u
Il "a made preparation for death and had point v
j { out to my family the place where to bury my
VA October last my sonhrough: me one ofyour /
VI tie wrappers; read it, and found record Of p
Pine wonderful cures performed by your Extract &
YyoE YELLOW Dock and SarsapariLia. | sent and "
II two bottles of it, and commenced taking it. N
- Ia two weeks, to my great astonishment, my 4
q sores all became easy, and l could sleep all y
= night a thing had not done for two years. N
When l had taken six bottles, my had Y
z nearly all healed My sores got well as il by
= chantmcsf. have now used in all eight bottles
q ofyour Extract Of Yeiiom Dock and Sa, saparii-
< Ia. and now consider myself well. / am at a n
r loss terms to set forth the worth ofthis med- n
u cine, to express my gratitude for what it has
ri dene for me. must call it the savior Of man Z
- from misery while living upon earth. h
BENJAMIN HUGHES.
Quart bottles, 81 per hotte-six bottles dolls.
ii. SC0VIL, Chicago, Ill.
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trying to get appointed as Justice Of the
Peace to fill the vacancy occasioued by
the death Of Robt. NJ. Long, Esq. A
pretty man he, to administer the laws,
when he is teaching resistance to laws
necessary to sustain the Government.
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MEETINGS. have been requested

MEETINGS We have been requested
I Mr.. j S. Burwell, to announce that
HQ. Detw;ler, Esqr., will lecture on
|lpperance at the NJ f. Chuch in Lou
J, on next Tuesday evening. Also,
on the next day "wednesday, April
at the same place, there will be a
lon meeting, which will be addressed
Mr.. Detwiler, Mr.. Atchison Stein,
Others. The meeting will CONNIE &c
o A. NJ. Everybody is specially in-
to attend.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26

- 4 you want your goods to come with
saf5sv a1a dispatch. have them sent by the
UxlrED 6eArEs EXPRESS COMPANY
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- Rome good Wall Paper, and Window
G9oees, can be had at the postoffce
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We are indebted to Mr.. William
y Of tho 35th Iowa regiment, fer a
. sspy Of "Tns UNION" published at
Marion, III by the typos Of companies
u sod ID, which had been sent into Viii.
liamsoa county to arrest desertcrs. The
battalion did not meet with much sue
Co.'s - most Of the citizens aided in Sc.
oeeting the towards and traitors.
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DrEp, on last Saturday morning,
RoBERr NJ Lone, Esq, one of the
Oldest citizens of the county. No one
knew just when he died as he departed
wtthout q struggle. He had been sick
bat few hours We had expected an
obitusry notice would have been handed
10 erc this, as is customary, aud have
W1Sted till the last moment for it.
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To Nervous Sufferers Of both Sexes.

AREvEREND GENTLEMEN having been restored
to health in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treatment,
without success, considers it his sacred duty 10 COM
muncate to his afflicted fellow creatures the MANS ov
CURE. Hence, the receipt Of an addressed envel-
opc he will send fee) copy ofthe prescription used
Direct 10 DR. JOHN NJ. DAGNALL, 1sS Fulton streSt,
Brooklyn, Ny.
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|sad the poetry on our first page
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TO Bcc-kccpcrs and Others
E. FL PAGE
CARPENTER AND JOD.TAKER.
MUSCATINE,

At Iroy's Fan Shop, corner If FourtA and Orang
strecfs, bctpsen the Young america
NM and Irbiag House,
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d. & Assorr, Of New York, are author
Advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
eCRIvEN, .4drertising agent. SO Dear
CAiesgo, is 0sthorired to receSus Adrer.
81 sAis and al the leading papers Of the
rETrENaILL & Co., No. 81 Park Row,
and State street, Boston, are our agents
pen Adpertissr, in those cities, and are au
take advertisements and subscriptions for
IoOssf rates.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOsT OFFICE NoTfrE-THE MAILS FOR THE
i United Kingdom and the Continent, VIA Quesnstown
and Liverpool per Cry of New York and the
German States Via Hamburg per steamer HAmm no, VIII
A. NJ and At the uptown stations follow StAtons
and b. ~ A. NJ. stations and ID, ~ stations and
4, % A. NJ. station q, A. NJ
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70 CAPITALISTS AND MANUFACTURERS -rnE

subscriber oilers Tor sah that valuable Proprt, situate
In Middlesr1 county State OF New Jersey bs,.eea 80
thriving villages Of spotswooi and Ola Briag~ IN
den Ahd Anboy Railroad, about half Nay The elite.
Of New York and ihilAicpha, only two hours and qa.
Yer 10 either city b four trains daily LAAns
WAY, AMI dcIot the prem felgt is brou ~
and taken daily The place Ia considered dr.rnle
It's alton for ufactnrtng cotton WON or tarsr
v,,h sassn. water Power Tor any annfaeIurn. pnloss
quarters Of mile On the pi.m,i,cs there l. ngW rood
substantial MIL with min dam, in Aohsd
10 said mill pro- Va ri,
stat: Of cultivation With dwelling houses barns sea,
loo house ami other oubuilangs all In g,,ot rI rh9
above proyerty well calculated for whn
engage In misunderstanding This property vii so'i low snd
sired. Apply 10 j. L pARkEk, 49, wsshn.tn street,
New
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f,oR zALF-ON gAsY rKRas. hsALL YkRa OF
n .hpat .a arsa nsAt osftA.~ Asrn. hn3lIiaas al
ssw 81 alsd sery ses frss ssw lsrs ss,i ,as,.
90 ~ gn~ rsfH tsaNNlnFus~ e4Alssast
AIso n thfy sN Hegrs ons Nis ff1ts fsiNY y
st.tba in4aira n 4. nHtARf. t'od~ nttts. bergen
county, y .,
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srt~iAs bt4~H sFns haN.s ~ q wsssH4 Et8s r5Ta
IN tAs Ashrpgst Oss. sI~ss, asfss asi,s, -
lNfs 49, aslis ~ t.NeNt ~ 80 ri
asis mssuaaxr 4 aessfssi ffts ~ Al.s go - -
SIZED =. Kktpvu. AZ rsssl sf.et ~ sDsss
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watercd plenty Of fruit two miles from depot price
$500 Farm OF 10 acres, without buildings. $500. In
guirc Of VAIL 90 Franklin street. or n Mr. Titus Hotel
NJ. J.
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t,Og wALg 0R pNrHANoM-s 1HaEw Rr0wV sfHt
IL sect $780, - tflsn i4eears fsfH
~ ai.F " GfaKyH, Etst4f fsst &A e.. fstN. aef
3ss. A. ~setf tA@Ef - sBFeag "a
fals Vssse ~ 1850 - tA# vNhBft8
,s.Y b.. - $50 = ~ ., ss@ ~ 80 rweft4sas
A.. q n 10 4 40 Tot or. So Isst
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A BARGAIH.--A HANDSOME. COUNTRY PLACE
~ for sale In fremont Weehester half hour
ride by Harlem railroad from Tw~nt ttr House
painted and ned this slrng; contains eight large
closets and panrios water In Kitchen Ia perfect
nds 3f0s0 feet. Handsomely laid Posse
medintsy. Inquire OF j. L. KRoohs, ta9 broadway In hat
stnre
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To BE soLD-ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND,
hrer hours bs railroad from the city 10
n.wp ouh Arfc hnukc. with large tden meadow, &c
ron" fenced Suitable college ptyate
rsiashee rhs land we'll wooded. ana contains lott
Wv vi au OF pasture purposes With suriugs Xcsnt
wast anoandins man ~ capital mish bcaaiifl
n'h ,'nAli nsAns oRusllsnt sheer and
ca.te ium Iii" prrfect Price ~ 80 house
deus alon. hrtng worth the money Pr address auuly 10
A. GORDON, Esq. Herald onio.. -'''
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yyALuABIE PROPERTY roK sALE-nEINO rLOr

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-bEfNG A rLpT
Of Ground NJ feet 'front.' avenue, and ID ieet front
on street. being corner lot m feet with good fall
and ~ the prrt~st cottages In J~r
tho property. containing nine Ae With painp
and well of excellent water having nns view Of New York
city hareor, Brookl &c from plaza the ship
ping arriving and departing ~ feet front and the other
enspts win be sold without the cottage Apply
the premises VINES raiisade assnur, Berrcn New
Jersey, oIpoAite Wssirutl place.
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4 RMY AND NAVY BANKING HOUSE
"A Contn ono~r~ srrouats 81 gastsa essh@d
QuArevmas~r~ ortr aud all osi.r onesrs
JOHN u. MURRAY Army sud Navy Tanker,
3, Nassau street ke~ Yors. opposite Poet "rns.