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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-27

kan, Lisaels xin =, -6sss ;sod fsssnoss,
. vote Tor Freedom, Uoioa and Peace,
that political trinity under whose guar.
dissship Ne place the sepublie. Il will
be D vote also to 6x the indusocs and
good nsme sof our country, 90 that il
shall become the iprids. Of history. i
will DO . vote also fsr civilization itself.
At home il will secure tranquility
throughout the whole land, with freedom
Of travel sud Of speech, so that the elo.
quence of Wendell Philips may. be %.
joyed at Richmond end Charleston - il
is now enjoyed at New York and Boston.
and the designation Of Border Ststss,"
now exclusively applicable TO interior
States will BE- removed, 20 that our only
"Bordsr States will Be on CssadA at
the north and Mexico st the south. Do.
ing sll this At homo, IL win secure the
triumph OF American institutions every.
where.p 2s:Ta. ,zt ii 1ta-E ii.aI
Surely oil this 10 something to vote
for and you will not hesitate. Forward,
then, in the name Of Freedom, Union,
Peace. Crush the enemy everywhere.
Crush him on tho Geld Of battle. Crush
him ct the ballot box. o.. -saai "'a'
g. And msy the November election be
tho foal peal Of thunder that will clear
the sky and Gil tho heavens with peace.
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DTISM.

The .copperhcaa paper. aud orators arc
in the habit Of dwelling largely upon the
desrotism Of the present administration.
We expect tho speakers will DO SO next
Saturday At the court house. While
they arc denouncias the tyranny Of Pres.
ideus Lincoln We hope they will speak
Of the freedom in JET Davis's domiu.
ions, and for text, we will give them
tho following from letter to JEFF. Davis
from W. W. Boyce, a member Of JEFF s
congress from South Caroins:
- y We have been at war
no. quite four years, and what is the re
suit! Is not our Federal Government,
in the exercise of every possible power
OF a natural central military despotism ?
Suppose there were no States, only pro.
vinces, and unlimited power was con.
ferrea upon you and Congress-nhat
greater power would you exercise than
You do nov 4? Have We not carried con
scriptiou to its last limits? Is not every
man III the country between II and 81
subject to military authority? None are
exeiap~ except upon considerations OF
PUBLIC interest. Have We not been cou,.
peiial t, IIJ direct taxes in the very
teeth of tho theory Of the Constitu..va !
Have We not issued s9va vas. amounts
OF paper atOucy as to unssttie oil values ?
lave ", not compelled tho holders Of cur
paper mnney - !oud 1t, or lose ne.thirde
Have we not seiz ID all the railroads -
Have We not destroyed al the railroads
and bail Others? Have We no. estab.
hshcd universal system of impressment
Of property. ut our own prices, in our
own m,aey! Have VIC not established
Government monopoly Of the exporsa
ton of the grea. stap!es Of the county?
Have ws%,.os compelled those whom We
permit TO- stay at hong, to execute bonds
to furnish their produce to us at our
prices! Have W. not suspended the
writ of ha5eas corpus? Have We not
introduced the pa-spor. system, which,
We used to thi"k belonged to the iron
despo'ism OF; Europe? In short, has oos
the Fedora! Government done every thing
that centralized military despo,is,n
could do? Indeed, if you were appoint.
cd Military Dictator, what greater power
could you exercise than you now do -
i = The ,ra,h is, that the Govern.
ment az Washington HIS not dared to
exercise power on the grand scale that
Our government has The Lincoln Gov.
eminent as not ventured to resort to IN
effective conscri ption; it has uot resorted
to tazatlop as We haze it has no tax 10
kind; it does not prohibit imports; i.
doe not rely on impressmen,s. 1t plays
the tyrant, but it hesita,es to seize the
scep,re e.
We dou.t wan, the cops to say that no
such letter was written for We can show
it in the Day Book, which should be
good authority with them.
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AT
CAsAD T. GILMORE,s.

After months campaign and the succeeds.
terrific Onslaught and obstinate resistance Of ~.
Fort Enporiuns On Fifth street, the xelcor.
news Of psscs viii give such joy to the Coates,
Hatless, shirtlsss ana shifslssr, ., the eert.n,,
Of peacswould convey to the hearts Of tho,.
who Hive in war times. Tho past week vii, /.
ever memorable - most eventful one in a.
annals ofthi crusade upon CAsAD 4 Cuso,,,.
celebrated Clothing and all kinds Of CENT.
mems Furnishing Goods. dur special report..
armed and equipped regardless Of expense. ar.
rived. ~ usual, at the scene Of seton n tim.
TO see sothins Of the Occurrences; bot after few
inquiries from very reliable gentlemen, aided nv
. most fertile Imagination, noted down The re-.
ords Of On eyewitness 70 the Hast enc are ms.s
Of the Coats and Gresnbacks. The sasailass:s
attacked the Emporium front and rear and were
mot BY the blandest smiles. No sooner had thev
entered the lines OF the finest Of goods il IL
country, than they were seized around their
necks. measured and rep0lssd for want Of annu.
milton, with display Of
Coasl, vesea, Pants, sAlst1, Hats, Can.
ara FsrnssAlng Goods.
Nothing daunted, however, and knowing that
the most precious bargains we're TO be had. M
besiegers pressed on In overwhelming numbera
and determined - carry the tort and everythins
IN Il With storm q G,eenbacks at any cost;
Wusso OAUAO - VsA1V00 WIN eyUolty oete6mtn~
ed never - surfeadss - leas q there was
GArmsas In the stors Or shirt in the locker.
heiDforcenents being received By every tssin
for those % cruelty sacriaced, I'll hope ofrsdue.
ing the stock b. assauit was abandoned ~ M
beseigers, and the olive branch Of peace finally
accepted on terms alike honorable and satisfac.
tory to both sides, and by which all parties re-
ceived Whist they wanted. Whilst by the treaty
Of peace, signed at the Fort Emporium, CAsAn
4 GILMORE agrees in
Article Ito sell, Is long As they last, the
cheapest and best Clothing in Iowa.
Article ITO sell Over Coats from So 10 10.
Article $40 sell business coats from s. to 20.
Article ITO sell fine black cloth coats from
IS to 20.
Article S--To ssIl Vests from So to G.
Article 6-To sell good pair pants for 81.
Article ITO sell fne pair pants from Sc to
10.
Article $40 sell NE cheapest hat in Iowa,
Article 9-To keep the best stock Of fur caps
west OF Chicago.
Article l0-To keep the best assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods In the State.
Article Ito sell more goods for leas green.
backs than can be had at any other place in
Cedar county.
Article l2-Furthcr sgrecs that whatever II
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
will be exchanged or the purchase money re-.
funded. t.'-.
In confederation Of which everybody agrees
to get their Clothing at Casad l. Gilmore's,
aud rave at least Is per cent. by doing SO.
EE- Headquarters on Fifth street. north OF
the court house square. Upton. Iowa. mss
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rSGenersl David B. Birney, almost
10 the hour Of his death, presented an
example of patriotism which shoald be q
reproaeh to all the luke warm aud a spur
70 all tho careless, nomiual!y in the Union
ranks. lie was brought to Philadelphia
on election isy, With the Impression Of
death upon his faaturei Before allowing
himself to be taken 70 his home, he In
s"ted upon being carried 70 the polls, to
vote as citizen, for the cause for which
40 had fought . : soldier.
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National Union Ticket.
,c~af FOR PRESIDENT:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
s,s FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
ANDREW JOHNSON.
.uUNION STATE TICKET.

UNION STATE TICKET.
81. E -. N..
CHESTER G. COLE, Of Polk Co.
For Secretary Of State,
JAMES WRIGHT, of Delaware Co.
JOHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell Co.
For Treasurer Of state.
w. II. HOLMES, Of Jones Go.
For Register of the State Land Office, .
JOSIAH A. HARVEY, Of Fremont
County.
For Attorney General.
I. IT, ALLEN, of lama Co.
Electors At Large,
G. BEN. DARWIN, of Desmoincs Co.
WM.aG, THOMPSON, of Linn Co.
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,c COUNTY TICKET

-. COUNTY TICKET.
For cpresentntive-34th District,
WIN +. WOLF.
Fog Clerk Of the District Court,
SlLVANUS YATES.
For Connts Rec 3rder,
JEREMIAH Z. Belts.
For Surveyor.
+. <. GATES.
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Millinery.

entered the Millinery husiaess expecting to
give IL my entire extraordinarily hoping 10
please all who may favor me with their parton
age. MRS r F. CARTER,
Upton. Oea u, 1854. I'm
TRE LAR0EaT STOCK q Albums eve 70
!. j eeivsl n ripeto, FOR sale % 3
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Land for Sale.

+ OFFER I0R SALE one Or more Of The Tracts
! OF land sisuass IL Cedar county, described
- follows:
Sc 1 SEQ. IS. Nwt See %, Sc ; Sec. u, u,
10 +. 81, N. Il !, W.
swt Bee. II and " " 1 SEQ. H. T. 80, N. =.
8, W.
Pstes. q. 90 per aese; sss.Aslf cash. balance 10
suit purchasers. &s
Address BY mail,
WIN. II. BEARD,
2w44 Zsnssviils. ohio.
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DISTRICT TICKET.

For Judge or the sth Judicial District,
CHAS. IL. CONkLIN, Of Benton Co.
For District Prosecuting Attorney,
G.. II. SCOTT, of Jones county.
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CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

Tor representative in Congress, I'd District,
HIRAM PnlCE Of Scott county.
For Preside ntia! Elector. "a District,
s. S. BURDETT, OF Clinton county.
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EsrRAY HON GREY MARE.

Taken up By Ashsl 8. Knapp. 1t his residence
the 18th day Of October, 1864, IN Iron Gray
Mare, six years old. the left hind foot and the
LETT fore foot white, no other marks or brands
percsivabls. and appra Used ct S35
ALONZO SHAW, Clerk Of Dist Court.
Tipton, Nov. I'd. 1864. =ts@
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ling, MIMI, recently, when every man IN
the Hospital voted for Lincoln, and every
one in the guard house for Mcclellan.
That's the way every where-the 'scala.
wags" are all for Little Nc.
n0-The magnatss of the Chicago Con.
vsntion hob. no obed with George Sanders,
the rebel emissary in Csssda, on their
way to Chicago; and the 81. Albans rob.
bsrs aod murdsrcrs, when caught, tels-
grsphed to the same Sanders to do al, no
could for them.
~Thc Richmond Enquirer Of the
1lth has tho following;
"Yesterday afternoon, about four o.
clock, tho negro prisoners engaged at
work on the Notifications around Dan
vile, made m attack on the guard, and
sitter . desperate struggle, succeeded in
overpowering the small force, and gain.
ing possession Of shout twenty muskets.
Ono hundred Of the scoundrels then
msdo their escape, following the Dan Tiv.
er in On easterly direction. During The
scufie eight Of tho negroes were killed.
These negro prisoners. with their white
brethren, were carried over the Danvills
road during the last week. 90 their way
south, but for tho want Of transportation
were temporarily detained 10 Da0vilis.-
The authorities thereupon determined to
put tho negroes to work on the fortifcs.
lions, and while SO engaged, they avsilsd
Of an opportunity offered to
make their escaps. The citizens, armed
With shot guns and muskets, turned ont
aud started in pursuit Of the
fugitivss, and hopes arc eatertaissd o.
The capture ct The entire party" y.
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days 10 the transit. A cargo Of 4,5o0
bushels arc now on their way TO that city.
BAD ron PRICE AND THE Cors-
Price, who came to Missouri to super.
in.cud the election and see that the reb
els and Cops had fair chance, has been
badly whipped and may b. compelled to
leave. This il another awful Lincoln
Outrage and no doubt IN violation Of the
Constitution. ''.s
Iowa REBELS JOINING PRIcE.-We
learn BY citizens Of Howard county, who
left there on Sunday, that there were no
rebels At Glasgow, and have not been
since Anderson's guerriilss left tho place.
F,yeita is s.ill held BY the rebels, the
force there being $50 men from. Iona,
who have recently come Down to join
Prices army. Il il stated that coo 9TH
ers from Iowa and Illinois, are on their
way through North Missouri to join the
rebel army.-&. Louis Union, Oct. 26.
Gov Bradford has just proclaimed that
the new FREQ State Constitution Of Ma
rylapd vote was s0,l74 in fsvor and 90.
769 against. The now constitution took
effect on the 1st inst.
!, "An armisticc, oh 7" said an officer
With two crutches and ono leg. "Cer.
toioly, 60 for an srmistice-after Rich.
mosd and Petersburg and Charleston
have fallen, after Mobile and Whining
ton are ours, after the last armed Rebel
has keeled up in .he last Rebel ditch
Oh, I love srmisticss; but ! went them
to come from the Rebel side and not from
our side"
j The new Law Of Congress IL regard to
the nstusslisation Of aliens vAo have been
u " milisssy q: aavat sssviss j. not
Isisfally uidsssAopa Attorney aesss.
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ZXNzRRXzaZl

All the Medical men and the Pres re -ommeud
DR.. stricklsnd's Anti Cholera Mixture the only
certain remedy for DiArThOsA and Dysentery. II IL
= combination OF AstringentS, AbsOrbsntsI 5timu-
Tents and CarminAtiVesI and i warranted 20 effect
cure after all other means have failed.
For sale by DruRgistA General Depot East
PonTth etreet, Cincinnati o.
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Dr. striekIand's Pile Remedy has cured Thousands
Of the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding Piles. It
RiVeS immediate roliet and fleets permanent cure.
Try Il directly. It Il warranted 70 cure
POT Sale by all DFuRgistA General Depot East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUSNESS, AND DEBILITY
DR.. 6TRIOKDANDs TONIC.-Ws can recommend
those suffering with los Of Appetite, indigestion
OF Dyspepsia, Nervousness, and Nervous Debility,
70 use STickand's Tonic Il IL vegetable prepAra-
ton, free from Alcoholic HquOrS; Il strengthens
the whole nervous system; 10 creates good
appetite and Il warranted 70 cure Dyspepsia ard
NerVOas Debility.
Por sale BY Druggists generally At 81 per bottle
Prepared by DR.. A. Strickland, East Fourth street,
FOR ale by BRENTLTNGER 1 DERRY; REID,
KRAFT 90; PCABE,s KRAFT 4 CO.; LOGAN,
LIST CO., M'LANB BROTHkRS; z. BOCKING;
o. W. GRAHAM, wheeling and By Druggtsta
generally,
oct Zl-daW1y.
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Dr. stTiekland's MelliluOas Cough BslsIm is war
TAnted to cure Coughs, Colds, HOar-en-ss. Asthma,
WhOsping Cough, sore Throat. Consumption, aud
all affections Of the Throat and Lungs.
Por sale by Druggists. GansrAl Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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TiR,C0ppGr & She8tIfon Ware.

HAVING increased 10Y facilities for the manu-.
III fActure of the above articles, am prepared
to I'LL all orders promptly, and cheap, cheaper
than eau be had At any ether house In the city. 1
keep the latest patterns of STOVES, both Wood and
Coal, and will warrant every stove. am prepared
to do all kinds OF Job Work in Sheet Iron aud Tin,
and will give such jobs my personal attention.
SpOutng and Guttering of all kinds always on hand.
Copper aud Brass Kettles and Fruit Cans the best
kind also very cheap. Merchants and sthers visit
ing the city will do we'll to give me a call.
jeEI B. z. CALDWELL.
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LAUGHLINs b BUSHFIEbD,
Wholesale Druggists,
And Dealers in
PAINTS, OILS, DYB-sTUFRs, oHEMIoALs,E
sRNTIAL OILS, PATENT MEDICINES,
PERPUMERY, AND DRUGGISTS
sUNDR1Es, &C., 30,
No. z2 MAIN g L r f. r L
mo OUNCES sULPHAFE 9uININE,
IUU 20 .. MOrPhi1 sulphates i and MuF'
so Z" OhryBtal Nitrate silVer'
so ms. Red PrecPitate,
a aos SSis OS LAueHLINs& BusHRIELD
Or POUNDS oAIoMEI,
" 50 GSi iIg Potash,
26 Gum Opium, at .
apso LAuGHLINs BUsuR1ELRs.
. s4 !! A A5g9a9 81,
ga Spirits urPentine, at 49,,
apsO EAU6HLfNs BusHPIELDs.
1OO0 DOZEN CASTOR AND SWEET OIL,
lUUU 1000 Batemsu Drops,
1000 Godfrey's Cordial,
apso .LAUGaLiNs BUsHFIELD's.
M 3jxas IQIIsa's EsssSCS ooPFsE,
W. Id koss 81 0IrOln1te soda,
60 dozen Plantation Bittors,
apsO i.AUGHLINs BUSHBIELD's.
SO D0zEN. NAM BRUsHEs, different styles,
w 100 Is Shoe iBrushes, handles
% q Whitswash Brushes, ..i. st.A
so Paint Brnshes aud Sash Tois, at
apsO LAUGHLINs BUsHFIILps,
5.J BOXES oAsTILB. SOAP,
I'd 30 Werk'B Variekated Soap,
so dozen Glenn'B Honey Soap
$50 Fancy Toilet Soaps, at
apSO LAUGHLINS& BUSHPIELDS.
on -OOIRNI AYHR'S CATaARrIo PILLS,
~ $50 McLai1's Liver Pills,
$50 " DR.. Todd's Pills,
90 I" SelArs' Pills, st
Rp3O LAUGHLINs& BUsHPIELD's.
10i1 DOZEN CASTOR AND SWEET OIL,
49, 500 {" Bateman's Drops,
500 sc Godfrey's Cordial,
500 Essences, at
ssp26 and REGO, KRAFT CO.'S.
40 GASES WIsHART's PINE TREE TAR COR
50 cases Concentrated Lye,
so Hummeps Essence Coffee,
100 Boxes Garrett Sons Scotch snuh, at
- deCABR, KRAFT 4 co IS.
sep26 aud REED, KRAFT CO.'S.
400 POUNDS GUN oAMPHoR, roaned,
HUI $50 a. Gum Arabc-sorts,
1000 81 Flowers Sulphur,
500 " ROll Birthstone, at
apsO LAUGHLINS &BUsHFIELD's.
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w-open for Students day and evening.
gyNGE purpose OF this Institution Is to instruct
Young men (and women tool in the principle
which govern the correct tr0nsactton OF pCcuniarJ
Einess and in Accountability RnditB conoomtants
BOOK.KEEPIEG,
stripped of its absurd yerbisge and ancient pro
Iixity and intricacy, and adapted to the modern
mode of doing business, esPSeiany IN the uniteo
which arc as exact, unerring and free from excep
ton q those of natule and comprised In very few
vords are first made familiar to the student, who
who is then conducted through course Of practical
bookkeeping, in numerous sets Of books in groai
variety Of forms, till he thus acquires mastery
the mt which enables him TO apply it With nefity
to any kind OF business.
A WRITING SCHOOL
Is open day and evening; attended by both lsdS ,
course, good handwriting can be obtained inA
It" "e'Aa' KRITnMETIC,
CouNTING-H0UsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de
inauds Pho student will be made acquainted with
several modes of calculation not found in books
| tending greatly to the abbreViation OF his work.
There IL open to the student also courSeOf
BUSINESS SCIENCE
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law ana
images, Finance, Banking and Currency; also maxim
OF eminent BusinesI' Mon, in regard to the bes
methods OF conducting business successfully an
InstTnetions in the above subjects are interspor
! oil with tnRxims aud inculcAtiOnI tending to tn
| formation of high character men and citizens.
The course Of Instruction Is intended to DO a.
comprehensive and thorough as that Of any OF The
Commercial Colleges while the expense 10 tho stu
| dent II much 1ssS-
Lib begs leave to refer thoee to whom he ia
| unknown to the ofacerH Of the banks In Wheeling
aud bridgeport, and especially to hiH atudOnts.
TERnIS, &c,
For the full course above indicated, Including the
requisite blank books for keeping, the charge
is $40, payable entering. Tho time usually re.
qured for the course Is from two 10 three months
but the student is not limited in time-he may
remain long, and return as Oteu, as he plcasea.
| fanT
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~ ALLY INTEL IGENCER STEAM JOB OFFICE
executes all kinds of Job Printing with neat
mes aud dispatch, and at War prices. Apply at
the corner Of Quincy and Main streets, up ststrs,
W. Va.
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10000 Gold Pens, with Silver Extension
Gases, and Pencils. to o "
The articles in this stock of Jewelry are Of the
neatest and most fashionable styles. Certificates oil
all the various articles are placed in sealed enVel
rent mail Tor 25 cents each and on'the receipt OF
the certificate, 1t is at your option TO send One Dol
certificates 81; eleven 81 thirty for s.; sixty-ve
for $40; aud hundred for SIS. certiheate money
to be enclosed wi the order. Correspondence
promptly answered.
AGENTS wanted In every Town and Regiment.
Send for CIrcularl Address,
uov12- sndkW ~ ( a Nassau street. new York
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ADvpnTIsINo RATES.


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Glotbing.
WILLIAM WALKER,

NO. 8oI THIRD STREET, DAYTON, ONO,
is prepared to accommodate his customers wit.
| every article Of gentemena wearing apparel o
the latest style and best quality. Those who wan
coats pants, vests, shirts, hosiery, handkercheis
gloves, boots, SHOES, slippers, Sc., will do well +,
give him call. ANA
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MUSIC STORE.

,,xp n attapton of musicians aud all loycraOl musir
!. called Is our splendid assortment ~ hns cat
ln,tru vents oftEhe most apprpY mRnniae suiss,,
w. h Na constantly on hsnd a fine stock ol ViHhns
Flutes Nfiafs, UdnGerthos and AccoTdeons Of every
ynrety nj auslty ana prce, -
Pane sorf y We are abs 10 furnish the public with
iheee 6ne N N,ruments Nlhch may he fayorhbly Gem
pared With m ,Jrs,t nov lnqgpihelured
onr fsr, Ags such as 10 o. able us TO iurnish the
aoy "a aio Anusle book, ,sbesl musiu Rndali knds
of ,nscsl n.r andise, at prices AID terms that can
nnt mi "a nrove satisfactory TO purgkaaors. tNHu
~ chi 50, IIsHEk, III Ag,n street,
,2a BNtween Third nhs Fourth.