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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
Encouraging News
from Grant.
Probability of a Bat
tic near Winch
ester.
Pennsylvania invad.
cd again.
Banks Removed.
Banks Removed.

New YoRx. July 3o--The Worlds spe-
cia Washington 29th, brings intelligence
from the Upper Potomac to-day, ccn.iim-
ing adyice- 81 cstcrday. that the enemy
ha lailen back from the line OF the river,
Ina .rig made 10 new demonstration during
the past twenty Hour hours. " neither they
have lallca back TO Winchester, or even far
thcr down the valley il unknown
There is no hngcr any reason for keep
,py sccrc. tn. fact taat GFau.'s last move
ment against Richmond, IS expected ty
,a.nsvli and his friends to result III some
thing lar more decisive, than anything he
mas vet undertaken against the rebel Capt.
tai
senator Wade and wife some three weeks
igo. paid visit to the amy of the Poto-
| mac the Senator feeling very bad at what
ne supposed was Il failure to Grants cam
| u ig to Kichnond Tn his return to
| " ..sAington after his visit, however, lie wa
IN the best vi spirits, and tod his intimate
| nicnds, that he had 40 doubt at all but tina
| The rebel Capital would soon be captured
Grant told lam that his long delay before
Petersburg, was que solely to the extreme
| tlrouti, winch rendered 1t impossible 10
4
| where fresh water couiG be n occurred. Gen
Grant told Wade that just rs soon rs SUI
hcitnt quantity a ram Tell 10 insure sup
rs OF water, ard hay the intoiefable dus
on the roads, he would make Il moyenn. n
which would fully satisfy the fullest eXrec
ta,ipns 81 the country.
i, will b. remarked, that the rains hav
Just fallen IN he vcuiiy OF Richmond, an
Grant true to the l'Iouisc to adc IS nov
On tue ul.rch to ;i,c rebel Capital, this tim
on the Moth bank OF the jaime. river.
No.llHlts.s iaa,ing the withdrawal OF tn
9th corps, very lalgc ,einiorcenenls hav
| been sent to t,iant army tom va,luu
quarters, in,luaing the ism corps, Wine
leeently cane up from the MISSISSIPPI
river.
Officials here have the utmost contidenc
that G.ant VIII achieve IA most trillaI
at.cc(NS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
JACOB I.ITZEV,

DRACTICAL DYER.-PARTiCULAR AT
Z IExrIos paid to dyeias Cloths, silks, teisets
sr Garmeuts Of am kind-to give any color de-
,,red. Third street, two doors west Of Iowa
sOrth side. mylo-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30
sti,sr.c-cml:snie fEcass-
i , 4 moment bcaui .ird hy Tie operation
ChY;staelorO'S Hair Dive.

which without the slightest trouble, llnpi.fts to
he hai, OF the Lead whske:s, Or mousaclc- amy
,haic OF brown Or The mos, perfect black. '4ndtes
an mse it without selling theii fingers. II - the
IN y. expeditions hair dye in the world. and the
onl. onc free from every p.isenou, ingredient.
aadtl.o' contains = nourlshins and enoiient
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

ISplASArorls. July 3,.-Gov. Morton has
authorized the put he alton OF all Official re-
port made to him by Gen. Darlington, mill
,ary commander OF this district. containing
!. full exposition ola secret political oder
aniagonislic TO the govcrnm, mt, called Sons
of Liberty. of when ii. Ii. Dodd is grand
commander, Horace HatierI, deputy do, and
VIM. Harrison secretary. The Off. ers oi
the United States are e. l.. Valandigham
supreme commander, Holloway deputy, anu
DR.. Massey secretary. W. IL. Bowles, l.. i.
Miligan. Andrew Humphrey and John Z.
Walker are major g,nel ais for Indiana.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

IIARrERs' FERRY. July 2a.--Thc rebels
have faiicn bscl, towards y inchester, wh,l G
1t is believed they intend to concentrate ana
make fight. II barely possible the rebels
WI! try the most desperate eNpcdient 81
making another dash On Washington.
1t is impossible therefore TO persist in a
movement, as Il collision may occur bei,lc
tomorrow morning.
In spite o. Ill that can be learned from
the scouts, dcSertcrs and citizens, num-
hcr ui the enemy and composition OF his
forces is still a matter vi speculation.
Nothing has been heard to-day from Col.
VI Ill Gan, tut 1t j, believed that he is still
living.
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Mississippi 4 Missouri RaiIroad

Uranus run or Chicago time winch is twelve min
ntes faster than Davenpori time
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY 18th. lsC4
oand until further notice, trains will leav.
Davenport u, fellows:
A. A. NJ. for Grnnei and WASHINGTON
~ A. T. freight accommodation for Grinnell
l., Y. 90 do Iowa Git,
AMI Nnscatinc.
Trans arrive a. narcnpor. as follows.
Z" 4. NJ. freight aud accommodation from.
loSa City.
40 r. NJ freight and accommodation from,
Grinnell and Washington.
10 2 NJ express from Grinnel, and Musrut,ue.
The 40 n. m. train out of Davenport makes
q iec' connection at Grinncl Iowa Citv and a,
Washington. with the Western Stage Cos sta
.es for ali points West, South West, and North
West,
Tram from the west connect at Davenport
with trains ofthe Chicago 4 Rock Island RK' fo,
all points East. North, and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity O,
giving distinct directions as to the destination o.
baggage. also 10 procure tickets before taking
heir seats in the cars L. +. TRACY Sprt
A. hIxsALL. Asst Sup't nv ls "a
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Chr;ssaaor's Hair preserruf;rc.

uahlc asjunct;o the Dye. in dressing and
promoting the growth and perf4ct health Of the
ia r. AM Of Itself when used alone a safeguard
tia p; o;ccts the hbrcs from decay under all cir
cum, ia lco% and under all climates. Manniictur-
ed BY j. CHElsrApoao. No A,tor House, \. \.
Sold b. all druggists. Applied by all hair dress
eIs. i,2a-d..wim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

New YORK, July 80. Specials in the
morning papers contain no new facts rela
live TO the moyesne Mt ON James riser, other
than tciegraph.d yestei day.
The lnncs' Washington special says
Though no active operations on the part Of
Sherman are reported to-day. it Is well
known that General is e!le.t.ng combina-
tons which will make the prize AL the more
valuable when it comes into our hands.
The tenor OF Sherman dispat, hes, as
before in,ima,ed, have never been OF a ma
ture to justify over sanguinc expectations
regarding the capture OF Atlanta, but he
ices that he is master Of the situation and
is perfectly c,niident Of ultimate and not far
distant su. cess.
The Tribune's New Orleans letter 0f the
2ist says it is stated that Banks has been
removed, AID It is ruinored that GuD. Gran
ger or Dana will succeed him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-30

DEALER In FURNITURE, CARPETS,
~ Mats. Oil Cloth Mating Window Shades,
&C. East Second ST., next door to Perry. jyzl
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iIAgr,sBt RI. Jul, 3u-A large rebel cav
aiiy and artillery lorce entered Chambers
n,tr~ TINS morning.
toy. Cml.n has issued 4 proclamation,
calling on the people to organize and deiend
thclr honiss.
The pt,trlct newspapers say that the tcle-
graph wires are al uown bctwe,n Harper ;
tcrry, Chainbcrsburg and Cumberland.
Inc most OK, ciicilccu men mere are con-
WINGED that the Invasion vi the State by a
Iarsc rebel force, composed OF some vi the
best troop OF lie ARMY, aud IS OF too great
Il character 10 be regarded rs q mere !aid.
Gen Couch is at Larllsle, and it is pre-
suncd he will be abe to tiicctually resist
an, advance made III this direction.
II \. N.-A large public meeting is now
beng held here.
Inc people arc all enrolling themselves.
Arms, ainimuritio., &c, are TO be ISSUED
to every loyal c.tixen.
Fogv MONROE, July 29-Wc captured
GOO prisoners opposite city point on We'd
| nescay, and they arc ar wing here.
1t /, reported that our forces are advanc
| ng and have captured three re.cl bngades
wi,h their aIl..;, &C.
Several guns CT the l8th corps aud s:aer
| dan 5 cavalry are co-opcia,
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1UTcHE r s.
MISCELLANEOUS.
.Taru.la-S KO~,N.
HENRY SEg.DY,

MANUFACTURE AND DEALER IN
lNl Hats. Caps, Gloves, furs, &c. Store on
"a ~. between Man. and Harrison. apl5-Gin
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EAGLE TOBACCO Works.
r OwEyTHAL. ROTHsCHlLD Z CO, NAN
IL .e:surers Or lelng. Tooacco,C iEass
vnoie, &c dealers il Lsef, kine CT, emSkine
"a To6Ieeo and = Ssuth WISER Slssse Chies.
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ATToR N EYS.

JOHN y. CRAWFORD.
A TTORNEY AT LAW, PENSION AND
IA bounty Agent, Fairand's Block, Davenport,
Iowa mh3U
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IDse. j YOIJMANk.
Y1lOS. y. HES, NJ. -.
EDls. q. W.. ygcCARV.

DAYslCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
/ basement of State Bank Buiiding. Residence
: Gin ST. bet Bardv and Perry streets. noladw
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PHYSICIANS.
\. A. REED. M. H.,

-. a. BSE1aJ. We B1.,
DHySlCrAS AND SURGEON. OFFIC!
/ residence No. Is, corner Main and Third
streets. Davenport, iowa. Ml-s2d
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-20
DIR DUTY.

We deem it our duty to keep con-
stantly before our readers that most yalu-
able Of all medicines, known as Goes
Cough Balsam 1t has stood the tests of
time and experiment, and all who use it
speak in the most praiseworthy terms of
it's medicinal value. 1t is the real duty
of every parent to keep constant supply
of it in the house, ready for immediate
use Not only is it a most splendid
remedy for coughs, sudden cclds, infu-
enxa, Group, and all throat complaints,
but it is the consumptive's great relief
When they are so far gone that no medi-
cine will ever cure them, Goes Cough
Balsam will be found an invaluable friend
to allay the coughing, help the expecto-
ration, and ease the sufferer Why will
ye that are suffering from coughs, colds,
Group, sore throat, hoarseness-an that
are liable to pulmonary attacks, not tahe
our advice. and provide yourself with a
supply Of Goes Cough Balsam--tbe best
and cheapest cough balsam in the world
1t costs but forty cents, and can be foune
upon the counters Of druggists every
where. n4lm1
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

DUBLIC notice is hereby givon, that Nelson
l. Rathbun, executor Of the estate Of David
Mckay. has filed in the County Judges Office of
Cedar county. Iowa. . report and petition, ask
ing for authority to sell the following described
re al estate, situate in Cedar county, Iowa, to-
wit: commencing at a stake on the south line
of the east half of the southeast quarter Of sec
ton one ~ In township number eighty.two ls?)
p. m, and running thence 80 perches due north
to the center of Pioneer creek, thence west
with the channel Of said creek to the west line
of said so acres, thence due south TO the section
line, thence east to the place of be ginning, be.
ing at tie southwest corner Of tract of land
formerly owned by Solomon Breyfoge, supposed
to contain fifteen acres, 70, the purpose of pay
ing the debts against said estate. All persons
! interested viii appear and object thereto, on
the first Monday Of November, A. d. 1864, or an
order will be, granted by said court for the sale
| Of said reality. J. c. BETS, Co. Judge.
! Oct. nth, 1864. ntlw3
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For the Upton Advertiser.
Genuine Hospitality.

Messrs. Clark g. 4H.Jora: During
last week the members Of Company 81"
received an invitation to free supper,
given by Mr.. VIM. Diltz, at his resi-
dence, west of Upton. Most of the
Company were present, besides a goodly
number Of fair and attractive young la
dies, who added greatly to the interest
of the occasion.
Everything that tends to make per.
son feel welcome and at home seemed to
be spontaneously there. Soon after our
arrival, supper being announced, We
gathered around festive board that far
outdone all expectation; everything,
from the roast turkey down to the most
delicate dainties were there, prepared in
all manner Of ways In short, the sup
per and the exquisite taste exhibited il
its arrangement, oqualed, if not surpassed
anything we ever saw. After we ha.
Jared thus sumptuously We were cheored
during the remainder of the evening
with music, both vocal and instrumental
and by the presence of the ''fair ones
At about II 0 clock We started towards
our homes, feeling grateful to our gooe
host and hostess for the entertainment
we had received at their hands w
feel it our duty thus to mention, public
ly the true hospitality extended to us
and return, in behalf Of the Company
our heart felt thanks for the high rcspec
thus shown US. 1t will be remembers
and appreciated by US long after thing
moving from less generous and pure me
tives will be forgotten forever.
MANY MEMBERS OF Co. ~
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BETTING-The rcadiest argument OF
men who are not very particularly dis
tinguished for the vigor of their logic
and the cosency Of their reasoning, is a
banter for bet; but this is also the re.
source of those who undertake to mis-.
lead, by pretending a confidence they do
not feel, and, under the name of "blutf-
ing" is pretty extensively practiced in
some quarters. 1T does not always work;
in undertaking it men sometimes "catch
a tartar" The Brooklyn Eagle tells the
following good story of Mr.. Angus. Bel
mont, the illustrious chairman of the
Democratic National Committee:
Mr.. Belmont, in conversation with a
party of gentlemen, day or two since,
expressed himself as sure Of the election
of "Little Mac" There were cavils, and
Mr.. Belmont proposed to back his opin-
ion with bet of $1,000 A we'll known
banker, who supports Mr.. Lincoln, at
once accepted the bet. "Now," said he,
"Mr. Belmont, | would like to double
the money on Mr.. Lincoln" "Agreed,'
said Mr.. b. "And nosr," said our In
ion man, II will double that, if you say
so" Mr. Belmont had, however, reach
cd the end of his brag rope, and inglori.
ously backed out. Now, it was not that
he cared for the loss of five or six thou
sand dollars, but that he knew very well
that his antagonist would have put up
not less than one million of doliurs if Mr..
Belmont had been willing to back his
candidate to that amount
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Pin speaking Of our trip to the
State Fair, and the refusal of the NJ. &
M Il. X. to carry for half fare, we stated
that somebody had lied" j. NJ. Shat
fer, Esq, Secretary Of tho State Agri-
cultural Society, sends US copy of a
letter written to him by W. i. St. John,
Geu'l Freight aud Ticket Agent of the
c. g. r. I. r r. Line, in which Mr.. St.
John says "The NJ. & NJ. Il. Il. will ex.
tend same facilities given by other Iowa
Railroads" All we know of the matter
is that the Secretary Of the Agricultural
Society published that the NJ. g. NJ. Rail.
road would carry for half fare; that We
went to Davenport to take the packet
and paid full fare from Wilton, (sl, 05);
that the agent and conductor both said
they had no orders to issue fair tickets;
that when we returned, instead of bring
ing US to Wilton free, they charged us
81 ,55. We could not see the "half faro
arrangement.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-20
Large Volunteer Force in the Field
OF TaIles

Testifying to the superiority Of the Wheeler
Il Wilson Sewing Machine. The qualities
which commend this Mac ine are: LIST, Beauty
and excellence of stitch-alikG upon both sides
of the fabric. ID, Strength, flmness and dura-
billy of seam, that will not rip nor ravel. 3D.
Economy of thread 4th, Its application 10 its
wide range Of purposes and materials 9Th, Com.
pactness and elegance OF model and finish. 9th
Simplicity and thoroughness of construction
It'll, Speed. ease Of operation and management
and quietncss OF motion scarborough instruc
tion given by the Agent. HIRAM HAMMOND.
Upton, Feb, 4, lsei Ans
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-20

rsa- Thos Jefferson, STAKEHOLDER, saw
the evils of slavery and feared that the
present contest would come contemplate
ing it he said ~ trcmble for my coun.
try when l reflect that God is just; that
his justice cannot sleep forever. THE
Almighty has no attribute which can
take side with US in such contest -
How many there are who claim to be
Jefferson Democrats, who are the farther
est possible from endorsing the scnti-
ments of tho founder of the Democratic
party.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-20

The ELECTIONS on Tuesday of last
week were calculated to cheer the heart
Of every lover of his country. Pennsyl-
vania did not do quite as well on the
home vote as We had expected she would
do. It must be remembered however
that last year thousands Of her soldiers
voted at home, having received Burroughs
for that purpose, and that none voted
out of the State, while this year the sol.
diers were allowed to vote in their regi-
ments, and but few were at home to vote,
hence the falling off in the home vote
Still we have carried the State, on the
home vote by from 5000 to 5000 and
with the soldiers vote the majority will
be about 10000, enough to satisfy any
sane man that "Littlc Mac has not a
ghost Of chance to carry the State in
November. We have gained four mem.
beers of Congress. Do the cops see any.
thing about that to rejoice over?
In Ohio the result is all that could
have been expected and shows Union
majority Of over $4,000. We have gain
cd twelve members of Congress, giving
US seventeen cut of the nineteen to which
the State is entitled.
Indiana has covered herself all ovel
with glory. Her soldiers in the felc
have done as good fighting as the best
and now her citizens have rolled up :
glorious majority Of about 10000 for thu
Union and the government. Bully foI
Indiana. Three cheers for the Hoosiers
We gained four or five Congressman.
In the three States We have game,
twenty Congressman.
The Muscatine Courier says: Will
Indiana seems to have gone abolition, yc
the net result of the election is mos
gratifying to the Democratic party
We are happy to learn that the Demo
cratic party is in such blessed state O
mind If such feeling continues the
will not rebel again if defeated in tn
election
| Maryland too has gone for the Unto,
and has resolved to become free State
"The world moves"
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TOWNSHIP MEETING There vii! be
a meeting of the Union voters of Center
township, at the court house, on Satur'
day, the Goth inst, at 2 o'clock p. IN.
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for the various townihip Offices to be
filed at the approaching election.
BY order Of the committee.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Chm.
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The draft has been postponed in the
LIST district, on account of the unsettled
condition of affairs on the border.
The cars are now running on the Ce
dar Tapids and Missouri River Railroad
to Skunk River, distance of ten miles
west of Nevada, and it is the intention
of the company to have them running to
Boonsboro by the middle Of November
next = 1880
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THE BEST IS THE CHEApEsT.-This
maxim was never better illustrated than
in the use Of De Land & Co. 3 Chemical
Saleratus. 1t is the best in tho world,
and the purchaser gets full equivalent
for tho money paid in pure, healthy
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, tRI-
- NARY AND SEXUAL SysTEas-new and relia-
bic treatment-in reports Of the HOWARD Asso.
cIATIoS-Sentb by mail in scaled letter envelopes,
free of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKIILIN
HOuGHTON, Howard Association. No. South
Ninth Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. n25y
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FORTUNATE COMBINATION We are
opposed to proprietary medicines, and it
is with some conjunction that We see
advertisements of them in our columns.
Still we must confess that Browns
Trochcs are convenient. and useful, in
certain conditions of the throat and lar
yux, before speaking ~ T. CAristian
Adrocdte.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-20

DR.. STRICKLAND.-The valuable REM
edies offered by this regularly educated
physician, will be found advertised in
our columns We advise any one suffer
ing from distressing cough or any atfcc,
ton of the throat or lungs, to try Dr..
Strickland's Mellihuous Cough Balsam,
it is for sale at the drug stores.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-20

n. Public worship will be resumed at
tho Congregational Church next Sabbath,
u lO4 o'clock.
The Sabbath School vii! meet immedi-
atsly after tie morning service.
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~Hon w. p. WOLF was nominated
last Monday, by the Union men, to I'll!
the vacancy 10 the 34th Representative
district, occasioucd by his having accept
cd a commission 10 the U. S. service -
As Mr.. Wolf has received, since his &C
ccptance of commission, and now car
,ies in his body, a rebel bullet, received
in the discharge Of his duty, he should
receive the support Of every lover Of his
country.
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,,CrON MEETINGNs.
RALLY, MEN, RALLY!

The Union party Of Cedar county WIZ no''
,.olitical meetings, at the times and places be-
-, named. preparatory - the November cleo
tion. All are invited to attend.
Thursday. Oct. Goth. cr.sl IN
White Pigeon School House, sugar o'ee" 'p'
Rood,s School House, springdale tp. on Mon
Pedee School House, Iowa tp. on Iuesaay'
Oct. 25th.
The speaking will be At o'clock p. m.
nsny persons desire meetings to be held AZ
ether places than those above named, they VII.
r.he their wishes known to the chairman OF
the Union Central Committee, who will see that
the proper arrangement Is made.
nv order Of the Union Central Committee OF
Cedar county. c.
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aMarrird,

At Upton. Oct tth by Rev. NJ. X. Cross. Mr.
WV. u. Hill, Of Iowa county, and Miss MaxoA
Rxr THOxrsos, Of Rochester.
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UNION CLUB.
J. w. BULL, Esq,

j. w. BULL, ESD,
Will speak before the Union Club OF
Center township, on s' .-s ,-~s'
Saturday evening, October 22d, 1864,
At 7 o'clock p. M, The public are invit-
ed to attend.
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Holloway's Pills are the hest remedy
known in the world for the following
aliSpaN.Ss
Caution !!

IF the reader of this "noticc" cannot get a box
of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in his
place let him write to me, enclosing the amount
and will mail box free OF expense. Many
dealers will not keep my medicines on bana De-
cause they cannot make as much profit as on 9th
er persons make.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-20

TIE CLINTON COUNTY ADVOCATE is
the name of a new paper just started in
Wheatland, edited by Chss. Baker and
p. s. Graham. 1t is lively paper and
should receive liberal support from the
citizens of that section Of the country
Success to il.