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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14
MANUFACTURE IN ANY STYLE ALL
ARTICLES OF FURNITURE

that may he wanted CARVING will DC done il
the best manner. He will also attend to repair
ing such articles az above mentioned. #aet
Special attention vii be paid to the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14

\ From Or. J, @. Green, of Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice,
md hold them in esteem of the best aperi-
ents have ever found Their alternative effect upon
the liver makes them an excellent remedy, when
given in snll doses for billions dgsentery and didr-
rhnn. Their sngar-coating makes them very &C.
ceptable aud convenient for the use Of women ana
children. - /. .-@.- ts..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14
Manufacture CD Of Collins

Every effort will be made to satisfy his pat
rons to price and quality.
All he Asks is a Fair Trial.
Ets-In Brick Block south ofthe Court House
Tipfon, Oct. 9Th. 'Co - MARCUS BEACH.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14

YER Il BAKE r. s
| cELEBRArED ELASTIC STITCH :
SEWING MACHINES
we Assdrdla The kighests Premium orey all
! fl, Competitors, at the JoAouing STATE
,asa,,s and County Fare IF 1863.
| NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
L. First Premium for Family Machine.
~-,s E.sst Premium fog Manufacturing Machine.
| - L} FIRST Premium fer Machine Work. y e..
| INDIANA STATE FAIR.
~ First Premium for Machine for all purposes.
First Premium for NJ schine Work.
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium tof Manufacturing Machine.
OHIO STATE FAIR.
< First Prsnum Tor Machine Work.
IOWA STATE FAIR. t~
First Premium for Family Mac'ine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR. ~es
First Premium for Machine for sll purposes.
First Premium for Machine Work.
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR. saw
Fr.. Premium for Machine ,sr al purposes
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
i First Premium for Machine Work.
OREGON STATE FAIR. ''s4% .'~.f
First Premium for Family Machine.
-*4f 4 First Pre- MUM for Machine W ork.G y
Chittenden Co. W.T. Ag. Soc. s..
Y First Premium for Family Machine.
, First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
FHA Premium for Machine Work.
Franklin Co. N. W Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Champaign Valley w, Ag. Soc.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine ork.
IIampden Co. (Mas~.) Agr'I Soc.
Diploma for Family Machine.
Diploma for Machine Work.
Washington Go. ". " Fair.
FIRST Premium for Family Machine.
Queens Co. N. W Asr'l Soc.
.,r FIr.. premium for Family Maehine
/ Ifrss Premium for Machine Work. r
Saratoga Co. ~. W Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
Mechanics Institute (Pa.) Fair.
First Premium for Machine for all purposes.
First Premium for Machine Work.
Greenfield i0.) Union Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
Clinton Go. TO- Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
Montgomery Go. tPa. Fair.
First Premium for Machine for all purposes.
First Premium for Machine Work. =
San Joaquin Co. (Cal. Fair.
First Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
San Jose District tCaI.) Fair.
First Premu IN for Family Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
NP he shoy aprur n III P.i,. NH; be
GROVER Il BAKkR MAcHisEs were exhibited in 1853.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

In addition to the very liberal warranty given
we would say, as heretofore, that farmers are at
liberty TO work our Machine through the harvest,
NTH my other, and keep and pay for the one pre-.
fevred. q -s s-q... art s. .s~.s. 81. =.
h ,-..- CERTIFICATES.
This is to certify that purchased a McCor-
mick Self-Raker and used it in cutting 80 acres
Of grain Ind 70 acres of grass without any break
age at all. The draft was very light, and ] con-
slider It mnch the best and most reliable machine
know Of az a Reaper or Mower. The Rake
works completely, and is not liable to get out of
order, and four men will bind as much as five
after any hand raker. MOSES BUNKER. "a
thought Mccormick Self.liaker in 1868, and
fully endorse the above. JAS. A. HlBBEN.
. The Mccormick SelfRaker | bought in 1868
used in cutting ls6 acres Of grain and grass, and
like il much better than any other machine ev.
er saw. In tangled grain II works first ate, and
saves binder AS well as the raker. Any man
wishing reliable machine. to NOW as well as
reap, would advise to get a Mccormick Self
Raker, aad they will be satisfied with it
j, ?. COE.
SMITH BRorHERs, Agents al Tipton. l.. B.
GERE, A gent at Clarence +. BACON, Agent at
Wilton. r. b. Lyon, Agent at West Liberty.
PETERSON BROTHERS, Agents at Louden.
Tvs Il. A. McNAIR, Gen. Ag't.
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Dyspepsia, In,puriiy OF the BLOOD.

From Reu. j. y. Hines, Pastor cf idrem Charch,
tf* a. boston. sE.#f
Dir. AVER: 1~have used your Pills with extra
ordinary success in my family and among those am
called to visit in distress. TO regulate the organs OF
digestion and purify the blood, they are the very
best remedy have ever known and can conf
IDENTITY recommend them TO my friends
Yours, J. V. HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co. ". Y, Oct "a. 1855
DEAR SIR Il am using your cathaHic Pals in my
practice, and find them an, excellent purgative 70
cleanse the system ami pnDsfy the yonntotAs " the
Geod. srn JOHN u MEACHAM, NJ, D..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14

THE SUBSCRIBER having ieascdthe premis-
/ ses, can he found at the old stand Of WIN.
Bagley, where he wifi keep SIMPLY oia!l articles
in is line, at LOWER FIGURES than the same
article can be bought for elsewhere. He is pre-
pared to Es.a a.#....-s.S
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14

WasHlbgiOH, d, z IN cd, lsJ6.
SIR: have used your Fills in my general and
hospital practice ever since you made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they the best cathartic
we employ Their regulating action on the liver is
quick and decided consequently they ad.
mrate remedy for arrangements OF that organ.
Indeed, have seldom found q ease ofbiioas iis-
them. Eraterhally yours, AL0NZO BALL, NJ D.,
~ ~. Tbtysiciau If the Murine Efosptfak
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14

II PILES, STRAIN e ANaTEEtxMuS, - !
Ar the results Of Inflammation irritation Of the nnu.
cons membr ano of the bowels, induced by drastic
.a+-thcse imperfect pills, instead OF being dissolved
by the chile, are carried TO the lower bowels, and in
duca a peris'atic movement or evacuation by their
irritation - hs,tcs TIE tta.ning, cramps, urenchin0
pains pills and tenesmus and the frequent false calls
10 the ,oaer closet that paens usderg, Who take these
imperfect pulls.
II you would avoid these annoyances, whenever
purgAtive medicine Is required, take a dose Of 49,
RAnXAYiS KEGELAfING HIlIS 3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14

From Dr. Theodofe Bell, Of Aatc York CITY
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to their
purpose rs an aperient, but find their beneficial
eaccts upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in nv practice proved more Gtectual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy /
can mention | sincerely rejoice that have At
length purratye which is worthy the confidence Of
the profession and the people
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14


THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR
Persons afflicted with PILES, may rely . positive
cure by their use s-.+.. sr..-
COATED WITH GUM.
COATED WITH GCN.
COATED WITH GUM.
Dr.. Railways Pulls arc elegantly Gated with Gum,
from taste or smell can be taken at all times
and on all occasions. No danger will result from colds,
IL exposed 10 wet damp weather after taking these
pills. -... -
Have secured vigorous evacuation, in severe cases
of Inflammation OF the Boses, Paralysis, &c after
Croton Oil Harlem OIL injections and other means COM
petey f,Ied. dose OF Railways Pills will remove all
distractions, and free passage. Directions for
sinsido sac box Psiea per box, % cents Sold
by Druggists, Medicine Dealers. and store keepers.
N. B-Every Agent has been furnished with fresh
and new made Pills. A. each box is enclosed viii
steel Engraved label, take nonc others ~'
RADWAY & Co,
81 Maiden Lane New York. !
Sold in Upton by r. HALL. Railways Relic
Is sold .; b cents per bottle.
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ALI DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Ask FoR nELMBOLD's.Ia s1.TAKE NO 0fNh
: .Cnt-aut ID vsr.issment and send ritz sfSt
And avoid imposition and exposure. 49,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-07-14

Tn many affections peculiar to females the ExtfAs'
Buchu is eaal!ed, by any other remedy, asin Chi
oross Retention, eguiarity panfnlness or shp'
preston Of cvacuations liberated or SCR.
rhons state ofhe uterus ituch6rrhTa whites stef.
ty, and for all comai ITS incident to thesax, wiah'
n tke -...-x. u
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14
RnuOG1Gu.

gt sOrIsbtsn Itttpo& Sat Der btssiabrtat
iBelb3us, NIT BEN i1tbeE8ans Der @ranpI@en
.Nrmte a6sr ben 8apiOan enbIi@ beaonu.n.
Greunb uub 5stnb 10 BON Ger Sbte bur@oruus
gen, hae ss Der Isste Gelo,us 6ttfss nnfeItasn
3rtests f.in ptrD. tlnfsre @tsaer baben tbr
aaee auf 6ttfsa itbten Srampf sefrbt, beun bic
Ga6rer ber rtpubltfantf&en partet tpif.n nur
~ gut, bae Re In sbteftm Stt6suge @ro6ts trs
3isIeR miftR eotr Guss DtrItsr.n werbsn. Wtt
Der Gianatme Ntlunta's. @Obil9s nab r.lbR
GbdrIsfcus pdrbsu f& bic tiessftubItG,u
Glemsnte be 9erbfns at@t LANCER 6tfHwt&H.
cen lafcu, .bsr betm BOlte unpopular aeuorbene
&rieS wdrbr baOur& ni&t lpiebrr vcpuIar pes.
ben, uno Der Staatsbanlttott warSe set siner
SHulbtnlaR ni&t ansbliibsn, peI&e Der @ros.
brttnnntsns beretts slad Iommf, aub Bic, tpenn
lFe BITE ganIefS itbt bsaabltn mpltea, breiSterteI
dIts ptrfuaas unb @runb-G leentSums dnss
itStn BtppAneEs bee Norbrns Ytrl&Ifnaen
pasef. Sur Elm @ss asbt ben Rrtfssfandtis
fern Bee NOtbsas nod Ofsa, nm ben Qusbtu6
30 nnttr Ihnea bEtHnfnbea 8uIIdue ~ ben.
tRtsn, ben avies NOD Idnerr binaaSsn,leken
nab 90 ttbiI NOD msby bic EAl&ta ~ fdaea'
bic Gtnnubmt Don ai&mOnb.
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pOm aritgsfibanplat.
Spn 2es'S mi { 1.

@te, MIR beretts 10 nnfeter listen Drummer
turt bert&tstsn, srraustn .unfrc. 2rlppsn IN
NOrO,8 Brighten am S&IuFt Der sUrtssn Bs&e
rtufR 6Iutsen, wtnn aud Isiber nod fsinsn
Enlightenment Stt8. '@rant mar am Ntttpirh
ltet ben Rapiban 9ssansen Mn6 fu&te bursb
|sti&idtss Wan6ortreu f& naa @ofbpnsSile
|3u aptf@sn ess's armrt uab 3f&mOnS su psr-
fen. On Der 0a&famftit n Sapfertsit mfr
rrr Srupptn fhettertr itbua. ottftr 8Iau, une Is
fanofn am Gpnnrrfa8 unO Grtttaa RGmpft
fatt, bic an 5srDismas, aber aud an BtrtnIt
psn Msaf&rnIebta In Stslsu, brbauerunaSpar.
6tsen 6rtts foum ltertrOFsn pprbtn inb. Das
Refultat Niefrr 6rettdststn S8ta&t am R6pt.
ban mar, bae Ter 6riu6 uus i'm Bells Sts
:SAla&tfeIbts uub fttnrr Berpanbrten lief une
F& mad Grsbtrtdsbuss aR suradsSs: Btt Der.
loren In bitifn 8dmpfrn an 5000 Eoptt uub
gewunbtte, erbeuteteu baststn bier &aaonrn
.uub 3ahlrei&e @tfnuatne, bIrrn 3abl abrets
HsHes bis 3u 5000 @ann ans.srttn tpirS. DIR
IBiSlnR bee 6stnbes. wirb Sasesen aaf 5000
Sopts uao Btrpunbste sef&dbt. untsv unler.u
gam @lad ni&t t56ai& gerpunSeten bsifubet
F& aud Iribtr Der tdp1trs @eHsral epnslrest,
ber, faR an brmftlben Gage elti@ 9adlun, ale
'r ttnt Glauttnbspsenns msatn npnte. BON
Mnirrtn tiesnen GDIbdtrR tiaes Gnuswunbt srs
bteIt. Muestbem atet taben mir ben gerfua
webrtrkr Wtnsrili nab SitIer Dff1terf, ID bsla.
ecu, unb ptr ISnntn htsbalt etelen Glea nnr
ttnsn tbeneE evtnulsR Reuurn.
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t~GsusRSasena bts u et&mOnSsr aassisrS.J
" Gimp nage Dalton, Ga,
29G.n QpriI 1864.
Serr 8sSaettur |

-.. ~ ~ .- o.
Der. 3aRan0. unfrrtr ptfli&sa, GrHte iR
iebt btGsE, ole rr is mar bic 1rapptn lnb ans.
ss.iHnit a~HifOrmtrt, baden CUTE Sdubt NIB
Fn6 pom btlrn @eile brfttIt. Dieter 8rtta,
ben mir btrtitS nun fnon brtt Sabre un0 metz
ftns NIT GrfOle ststn rinsn 70 mddtiasr 5etnO
nile bic Der. Staatsn stfibrt baden, fam nrr
alidli@ fur suns nnsfa1en. Der Starte it
mot INNER fsSrrt&, iast ia f6On bas Spri&.
mort, nno bic .Otf&iHtt Iebrt uRs, ba6 bas
tfent Vrtaetn brn SteS ststTt aHt feline GsiaOt
bavUptsus, ObeleiA BALI europa srsen NafeItt
Die Baftn ersriHtn battle.
MGss esntrt baranf ttr, bae Bier cline bnlbtse
S@la&t tenotRttt. t1nIIre GaSdtlerte f&ars
mftGttrTtttS felt etniSen f6sen NIT BEN Brinbt,
NIB iotbcp trift elm Courier elm. Srr ans ben
Betbt brtnst, nns ttbtn Mnstn6Itd berttt III
taIltn, etseR ben SttnS IN marI&tren ia rab.
rsR6 Id f&rrtbt, Tam Id baS HUnatrn Der SO.
nUusa BON unfrer front Ser S.atlt& bSren.
Ta&t Der 6rtnb :rtrfIt@ rtnsn 8srfn&, uns
ane Inlerer statnndrfisen Stsguns ju Ssttrri1
Ben. ID pttb ,sr 30 feIntm BtbautrR Fnbtn, bae
unltre Nrmee Fart stnns III; % nit tom auf,u.
nrbmGn; unb ba6 bic Rrttuipn nut NIT Der Mn.
rslennnne bee SIbenS rn6rn tam.
Die NrtiIsrts nnfsrtr Wrm.r III fest In Der.
: tttetnt BataiGUnr ttneetbdIt, bic. aIe untsr
sbrni Commando bee @tnsraIs S&5F. Rebsn. Der
Elm Dtuti&tr unb elmer 6er: anertaunt ti&tta.
fan NsttIrrie-S fF,tere N.
!. Die ga&rt&t iR GoebtR btr stnestruftu, bdb
elm HbtiI pom DtsrIsr's 8apalsrit cine 46tbet>
lung ganIsrS btrfen 1aurssn abrrraf&t, 500
aphIhk.f ,,nh an H00 MeEouoens noANk E
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ARslano.
DIR msraeahtE&ea auethstu.
= -. . .... : -, r+ E- ,

Dtt merieahtE&en. Mn~etttatn.
x betten. "
Der 6aiier MlastnitItan iR Tn S&IrRt Wi.
rnmdt ftierIt& sttr5at pOrbta. Go mar Si.fes
cine impcIante Srtne - GrSbtf&5fe NIT loren
6isen mno &Fnnamtdttn, @tnsr6le. Nbmirals
unO @efnnbte StrbsrrIi&tcn NIT tbrea lplru&t,
1Ultn GnsiSen bic &r5nunsSfa.rIi&tett. ri.
&otIerin Charlotte trua Set btiftr @eIrasnbsit
Elm pra&tpUueS NIT Dtansaaten btfettts Dto.
ben, Der 4atfes Rartnilian trus bic Scue
@eaeEnIe.llntf0Fni Der 6RreI&ii&eR Morine.
absab6 ueaitItt sr bteiGIbt nit Der Uniform bee
observation-disclosures bsr mtrlranif8en arnee.
Betm Rr5nMnSsf&wurr gtIUbte &c, BITE lluat.
A~daelsIttt @srteO's ~ trtaltsh, tetne E.rrttu.
tten s.ssn tiatn ttbrn Gtnfaa .Ju f&Ittn unb
na& 2Edftea bas @lid fdaes gUlles ~ f5r.
bern. 49, Nm 1sttn aprtl traf bas aatl,rSaor
Il Stpm Sin, no 90 SrU6arttS empfansen uurSe
NIB BON hetliSen Battr BEN Stsea erbielt. Nm
20ftR trat % banu BON GiStta Bee1ta aus fetu.
asit nGH gaerleu an.
UaFtb alb. j
@ayibalbi foH bon ben YieIen 8sfnHen unS
ErRlt6Feitth, bic man itu Ia England berettst
bat plHbtl& let&t srttontt. Ct spiI beskolb.
fetntn BefsH abtirasn NIB IN etntarn 9aatn
auf Der tim som 9trsOs bon Sutbertanb ,ur
Dtsv6FttOa aeRsIten Dampfga&t fttne @id.
veleme& Gaprera antrttsn.
49, Er@S-i
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Die Gtnnabnt uufsrtF Banbssbauptfa6t ID.
Der prtis, aa& benz eintoTa unS feline Gntaa-
ger frsbtn. aaf bitfeH stntn puntt paren Que
fstt6srtssn ECr6trfitunS.n SsrtGttt, unD Die
CONCENTRATIONS. puiitiI @rauts Bot Is Serfan.
ben, Mnf.n ssatn Ht4mcabs aaf Die Bsine ,u
briEsen. bic aH~tnnssfbttttne finn, bic aGrr midi
nsbr I'm Stettsn Sabre oisfss &rieess ssfd9rft1
tutrbtn t6nntn. eStltR .aber angs1Dmmea, rds
8i&mono ben Gpm6tRationtn Grants ,um
Spftr' fallen iOute, posu Sis isbt gum Slid
NOD fstr renia Nusfat pOrbanben 10, 70 III.
Nt&mOne Mot bic CONFEDERATION, apie 0arts
Grartrei&. 8rrIdnetrn t5nntn bic 6anotifsr
bee NDrHsns Nirfen RritS bura bic GinpaRms,
Ri1uUnes, bssnOtstn nte.
8itttt a6rr Der Rorbrn Qats auE ben. 3psd
fstnss .Ottstdbrissn GeIrausss Su trrei&en, 70
mar aud uniere SftStsruns I'D Der @sfdtr Be-
raetS ptl&e cine Concentration Der ftiaOltH.n
Srnppen NIT R& brtnsen. mubtr. Sir abnts
ben ttOrObten 9untt, nu6tt abtr ant aGe, bis
tie @trt6tett bate, 8Itt& Btna&t ns5msn.
Diss Der grunbi .ba6 bic Grp.6itiOa Butlsr's
auf Der Shbirtte bee Sanits pofO faF.n unS
nod ni&t TIM 9auft bttfsr Do&t pom 8taurs-
9arb auf ttre ,8dnOnlntputts ,uridasfrisb,n
rDrbsn III; biee Der @runb, 6ab frtnDIibe Ga.
Saatrts'GOIunnen faF aIe unfere um 8i6mpnb
ltessn6sn Gtftnbatntn brri6ren tinb erbtbItH,n
S&aoep ahri@tIn trnnttn. Bet etnem :frorn
Ssr bsrstts laRlrst& fattssfun6.nen ansriFe
Fauf @i&nonO CAB 20 MUIR rtnrn gun Rts.n gu>
senbitd, NO Der SstnO friu 5iel bate errsi&sn
tSantn;i uno, gum @Iad far uns, Iit5 sr bsnf,l-
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Sn stsfsn' ntutn areusust ftbt @raut Dor
alien Ahbsrtn Butter, tia GROCER ppititer, ,ur
Sttte, ptftn EaIentESunb @tuie Grant ftSod
nod ni&t gang 81 tuhr6istn pets, ba mir etle,
ben miftn, 6ae tr an S6Idubsit uuN Diplus
Irntte Ttlbf ttatn W9ttftrat& nett abtrtriFt.
Grtuaern mir uuS nur barari. NIT rst&.r Do
It'll unp Salaabrtt rr Bic fransBFf&rn S&ife
Ron Gitp point tpsebsUrOtrte; mite er unfert
Btb5tbtn Surh BEN tptepsr aufsenpmmtaen1
Qustauf& Der 3rtsssSsfnnsentn tn SiGtrbeitI
1H soitssn tpn6te, 70 bae 60 Riemanb I'm SrGnm
ttRfaaen iUatr, f&cn irbt tintn NnertF pom
Samts u a. srtrartrn, nRb ptr &c tnbIi&
feline &~ancnrnbUote In BEN SabrpaFrr .unfertS,
Gr&anstbO0tes mad Drarpas Bluff ~ fptasn
lief, nm bsHftIttn no mSsItH cine 5tmmtfabrt
80 erlpartn, rrtI&e ,btnftlbsn bHr@ tintn 3u-
lfanunsnaee NIT ~unfttsn bort Utrienften Ecrpt.
bore fonR Iet&t brretttt p0rOsR mare. un6
nun auf ttRmnl feb.n. mir pte bur& 3autertt
lao Dan1er', &rttsss unb 9aRf&tFt In uaierrr
nd&fsR Ndtt I'm Samts Riptr .rri&stnrn, bic
cine Mrntee BON ttrta 10000 Nann an Sor6
Ifdbrsn. unO bic nit aGer @traIt Ri&munO BON
Der Qanos uuS Raftrisits aus netmta .fousn.
81 bttieS ut&t ttnr fdmSfs Sernt, bic bier
Der fumofr Butler unitrsn ibsrraI&t.n auern
lstst Z 5Dtr siauben faun, 6a6 Tr. SsSen In
istnsm nsurn Samstfad r@tUR Of Dismal
Spamp.". Nsfsn Guaranteeing ibm $40, 900
SstONst BADEN fOu, itintm pubIttum. cine sr6stre
usbsrrai&uns brrtttrn IOnntr.
Sn Der uns BON Butler tereiteten ltberra.
f&uus samtn omar ttntse 5wtf&mfdGe Dor, auf
bic a. f&wrrIth ssrr&ntt bate. Sitrb.r s.b5rt
oae tn bic auftprtnssn lprtsr fetnsr &rtess.
lf&iEt, bic Hsine S&Iu&t BET port gDaItau,. In
Osr2sr 1000 SUbtt unO Bsrirunbttr UerIpr, ttnen
raburri&en Nid,as .antrat unb; ME 20 btist,
balO tn t5&Rsisatr pesIUn bic Brtanntf&aft
NsS StsFssn ettbp 6OtsIs Btma&t bdHe. sDi.s
aber Rab. <inlslrisn, Bite rihrn 70 arpsrn
@stR pie- Butler penis sentrrn.
@bsE aud fetn 9rrr une Rstfer, Grant, bat
Dom Raptbaa. aue ctRrn ~En6ni1oleu Ri6,aa
mad BrsNsridsburS aRirrttn uaEtn, 1rar nit
3tnttFlnGuaa etnt8rE 8aA9ntn unb ttrta 5000
@tfanssRrn, Dbns BITE EDbtsn unb Oerwunbtt.a
lju re&nen; bic tbu 6isltr DtAlrI irin.r prera.
ttpnsbnfs tcfsts, = unO 70 III fur uns bic
sr5bte 9Dfaun8 1prfanben, ba6 bic ganIsrs
nod elm panr rubHSOar NidsaSe antreten, bic
De- tablt& btater ben S@an,en Ral6inatuus
uisbrr 8Iidti@ ausslOmmea fstn Irerbeu. gaa@.
btm MIR aber 70 aiele sIidEt&e Radsase Der
gaulees Ja tswunSsrn @sleeeRbeit satten. Swtt.
fstn' wtr Mot baraa, bu6 aud Der :tritaerildt
EARN tn Ri&mOaO balN eusa :rukmrrt&rn gad.
aug antreten irtrb, aaf bae bic frtsblt&tn Blrl
ger Der StaSt piEb,r lore @tf&dfe tstrrtteu
uuO Rtnbsr uub 8tnbtstiabtra bic @ef&t&tr
BON ben ruHmrst&sH Rdd1assn Der gaultss ers
,d9ltn ISRnsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-05-14
Ser arenssns sesen Mt6mDuD.

Gett BEN DsnuetRde ber. Itbttn Dp&e III
BE eematSti&e Babe bT 4irsrr 9fi&monSs,
bie ittt bsn bevdAdettnG tsrbuss DabIsrea's
uanattstvu@tn Sesrssf&t; BATE, ipitbst esa5rt
notbsu. Die lettbefier 6Hne fat etntr tteass
rtfAsn ShatisIelt vIab seniaat. aEss .ilt IA
Zen @6Hxa nm lsiasn 6vsb, Bctb unb RtRb
vss pen DenbaIsn III I4abtn, Daraus lSet
eA 90 Ie@t f&Iieefn, bae bis ednGsss itrtH
htneR 3 asasttse 6eIbsns eeOsa Ni9nonb 81.
epnnsn tatsn, NIB BE sFuearHSsR UIane, EGs
&c unb Gtrateeie bee ntnta IIttnsn RappIsOns
gsaut fanstn "a, % ~ sntsRusa.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-14

Senator John Sherman of Ohio made one Of
his magnetic speeches in Sandusky short time
since, to a vast audience that inclined TO every
word of his oratory. In the midst of his pow
erf1l augmentation, he threw off a personal
sketch of Abraham Lincoln, which viii be re-
cognized everywhere as life-ike: ~ /, s.rIl
Il know Old Abe, and tell you that there
is not at this hourR more patriotic, or truer
man living than that man Abraham lincoln
Some say he is an imbecile; but he not only
held his own in his debates with Douglas, whose
power is admitted, and whom considered the
ablest intellectin the United States Senate. but
got little the better of him. He has been de-
-hberate and slow; but when he puts his foot
down, it is with the determination and GER
taInty with which our generals take theirsteps
and like them, when he takes city, he never
gives it up. This firm old man is noble and
kind hearted, he is child Of the people Go
to him with story of woe, and he will weep
ike child This man, SO condemned. works
more hours than any other President that ever
occupied the chair. His sOlicitude for the pub
lie welfare is never-ceasing. | differed from
him at first myself, bnt at last felt and believed
that he was right and shall vote for this brave
true, patriotic man. All his faults and mis-
takes you have seen. All his virtues you new
er can know. His patience in labor is wonder
full. He works far harder than any man in Erie
county. At the head of this great nation, look
at it: he has all the bills to sign passed by Con-
gress. No one can be appointed to any office
without his approval; no one can be punished
without the Judgment receives his signature,
and no one pardOned without his hand This
man, always right, always Just, we propose now
70 re-elect to the Presidency. To oswap off such
aman as this my couhtrymen, for Mcclellan
idle, incompetent and unwilling, would, in my
opinion be devilish poor trade. "
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-14
From Baltimore.

Baltimore, Md, Oct. 10 "A meeting was held
tonight in Monument Square, by the friends OF
the new Constitution. Senator Wilson was
among the speakers. The following letter from
President Lincoln was read:
Executive Mansion, Washington, October 10.
Hon. Henry Hoffman: My Dear Sir: The
Convention of Maryland has formed new Con-
stitution for the State. A public meeting is
calledfOr this evening IN Baltimore to aid in Sc
curing its ratification by the people, and ask a
word from me for the occasion. -
presume the only feature of the Instrument
about which there is a serious controversy, is
that which provides for the extinction of slave
ry. 1t need not be secret, and presume it is
no secret that l wish success to this provision.
/ desire it on every consideration. wish all
men to be free. l wish the material prosperity
of those already free, which feel sure the ex-
tinction of slavery would bring. wish TO see
in progress of disappearing that only thing
which ever could bring this nation to civil war.
I attempt no argument. The question is already
exhausted by the abler. better informed and
more immediateIy interested sons of Maryland.
I only add that l shall be gratified, and exceed
ingly, if the good people of the State shall by
their votes, ratify the new Constitution.
~ ~ Yours truly, A. LINCOLN