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The Re-Eniisting Regiments.

ARRIVAL OF TIE FIFTY-NINTH REGIMENT NEW YORK
STATE VOLUNTEERS.
This veteren regiment, under command of Lieutenant
Colonel il. P. Eugg, which left this city neary three
years ago arrived about Ave O'Clock last evening and
at preseat quartcrcd at the Park Barracks out Of
nine hundred men they have returned with about one
hundred and fifty. Their appearance indicates that
they have pretty hard service Having re enlisted
they will remain home for about thirty days. and
with recruits will then to the field Of action
The following the names Of Of the ofcers-
L6iaenont Cooae, Commdadine--H p. Rueg
Adjutcnt-Geo VI. Crawford.
SlrCeon-John T. Nyers.
AQistdnt Surpeof,--James W. Hughes
Qts1rormogsr-I. Tidball
Cuptdins-wm. McF adden, a. r. Cole
Lietaerdnts--H. n. Hamilton, Chas T. Hunt augustus
Hubbel, Ed. =. Richard.
RETURN OF THE TwESTy-ErGHrH PENNSYLVANIA
on FURLoUGH.
PHifsnnrHA, Jan. 10, 1884.
The Twenty eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers arrived
this Afternoon iurlougb and received by the
Henry Guard, accompanied by Berghed,s Band, who
escorted them TO the refreshment saloon where salute
fred Of the returning heroes and their tat
tered flags The Twenty eighth is the regiment which
was formerly commanded by General Geary as ts colo
mel, and Of this division. The whole regimen, has
re. ENLISTED.
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J. NJ this ,nfamouss Ard this too from IsbeEwood
" - With esaeahy re. through the hands q the eon
<see nquirnp nls the loyalty OF officers, ana asass
vsAom his letter produced ADVISING one " ~
vtieuds 90 remain wnh The rebellion, as wou'o suS
essA. L,.
Finally 10 attempts 10 make out tho speed o. hs fbps
70 be COED, and relies chiefly on letters from
on the Adirondack That ship had been hss me- IVA"
year, and therefore cannot dsprove MS cAms ~ -
her-"dead men tell no tales bes AZ Arseers . a. nv
maipsa p,e ksos an Aoar The complete answer ~ MS
present statement sixty rcvoiatoos ,nese shps
20 eleven half knots hour, rs 70 .o Oahu " ms
Testimony (ramphiet case, 6l) wheh es swo'o y ws
sjossiNs for them 10 so more 'h'o 'on an" nan
kr.ts with In Sc turns. qnote-
OILS possible tbese SHIPS 20 60 eAoIe shan Ten KNOTS
~ hour with 00h SIXTY turns 70 ths insnuVe
Al suppose about Ten aud a hail naots.
But why should this question Mspeed be eft IN doubr
wear ayo wrote to secretary and begged bin 10
have one Of these sh,Ie over measured distance
md back for a day, aud by that ascertain tho
speod Dat tie do that. Whenever that done
mos as aoar so beat the slap. But, until that done
any of lying canbc resorted TO, and as 10 the
case sherwood about II. the speed be
np 10 order at the expense of performing o
possibilities.
fact Is, that the specifications require these engines
10 run ninety revolutions, and yet here ~ pubic
doesoe DO only claims extytve the fnoet, or only
about two thirds Of the pected speed and yet says that
10 extraordinary.
As 70 the sind.Snant denial" Of Hilbert and Magee,
4 ~ 600 late. Thoy challenged 60 the eiaDd
and make II where penalty would attach " they swore
falsely and they couldn't be had, although called for
them for days and until JudRc Carter reproved
by had made capita enough out OF their ab
scgce" Yours, L N. DiCKERSON.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
arriest.

TtAGGBocARr.-on "Wednesday, January 6, by the Rev
r. y. Irving Dr. SAMcEL u. FfAGG, Jr. United States
Navy, 90 MARY c., daughter OF Dr. s. N. r. Bogrrt
New Brighton Staten Island.
LrHEY-WEfpoS.-At Washington, u. c.. on Thursday,
January Z, by the Rev. Father Mccarthy, Captain r.
LURKY, Fifteenth regiment New York Engineers 10 Miss
MARIA WELDON. both OF this city. No cards.
PiGoTT-WAsrTrp.-At Georgetown, ID. c., on Thurs
day, January Z. RomRr J. Poor TO Miss SARAH w1sr.
TiELD. both OF this city.
the Rev. a. -. HART Mr.. THOMAS RonEgTs 10 Miss MARTHA
MINISTER all Of this city.
wunE--HrGmS.-on Thursday, January Z, at the resi-
dencc OF the brides mother 200 West Eighteenth street
by the Rev Chauncey Murray, Mr.. ADAM wHuE TO Miss
KATE HuoHs daughter Of the late George Hughes, ESQ.,
OF Armagh. No cards.
Edinburg (scotland) and Armagh (lreland) papers
please COPY.
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Landlord and Tenant Case.
SUPREME COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.


John Toley rs Gtoroe Mdrcia.-Tbe plaintf sued 20
recover rent premises occupied by dcfen.
dan The defendant Up two defences-nrst that be
had been compelled 70 in consequence az the
his cocuanis children and by their
placing garbage front Of HIS door and secondly that be
bad Surrendered the premises which Surrender had been
accepted by plaintiff The plaintiffs counsel objected 10
the introduction Of any evidence the first defence,
concndrE that bis client not liable for any acts Of
the GO tenant the plaintiff having let the in good
faith and cot beng Instrumental himself IN causing the
nuisance, any such in fact existed that the existence
OF children necessity IN civilized community, and
that The IaIrI did not feel disposed lay embargo
upon tie yroIagaion az the human species that tho
garbage q matter for the confederation
CT tho efficient Street Inspector. The Court coin.
cdod With the Of plaintiff, and ex.
,uded tie evidence Upon tue question Of surrender
the testimony 70 show that the defendant the lst
day Of Novem 1861 with the key OF the prem
20 Dir Foey and threw the key his counter say.
ms Here's your key ard left the store. Mr.. Henry
~ Nor for the plaintiff insisted that this could
be construed otto an acceptance OF the premises by Mr.
Foey; that landlord similarly situated could not very
well isho tie Key and I,ch u NJ the tenants head,
could he order h clerks hold Of tenants
booty aud drian sui Gently long hrus, the key
hie t0cFei that there must re mutual understanding
and an actual acceptance no part o. tho landlord
operate q law a Cancellation If the lease The Judge
tbercuIoD held that here sufficient surrender or
acCerfnLCe 81 Tie prtmisee and rendered Judgment for
tie planiu for The full amount claimed
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NV oI'rlv'-s leamshlp Columbia -Nes q Donnison.
Mrs Wsodru aud MI Hart, Dunn, Gnas Denn.
Js,te, Ghas fdmcn LsaGv Isaac Levy Mrs T.
ION " Sernbock. Mfs w Anderson NcAianua nd Two
J0ba Huieh,s Ehiu,Ut Geo Soaring Mfs DR. Chas
phelps, a Wheeler BY chaplin saundeIs,E
ftrode. ; ishoube y Godrly Chas Flash, Nj Harvey
and ady, Ms De tom, Foeg Or syme Mr. liycT, lady
and ibid Eu Byno, w Pnrtank, g Gerard, Carrie
Dove MIRA Mary flh glbton, Mrs Capt Sterrett Lieut.
FraBk uafse1 ara Ley aud two children, ~ Suffer,
Selma noige " Rsoe Joseph seyel Henrietta Dual.
Vim Nltchei and I've .hildran, parnea Doise Cherries
Dole, George pubo ~, 9 Hickey, Meyers, Dlou,
Wa GTen AIRS Graham and child r. Wilnams Mrs Capt
LATHAM, VIM y Dhnock Tart @ Thornton, w
Nhscef Gopsiock Capt N0ti Feinb,ra. lady aud
shild YAH From Havana storey, Gaze. q de
Ayanso, ftucr
.,fAssau, P-Stsamship ten balcy--GLas EuSi0rd.
nustotd Geo FROST CLas k0tbrisk Ms A hoLr,& htsA
and A IN stseragN
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COLLISION BETWEEN STEAMER AND A SAILING



COLLISION BETWEEN STEAMER ASD A SAILING
VESSEL.
7homrS y. Fletcher, the Sedner Cgbdne.-This
libel is fcd 10 damages alleged 70 have been In.
hcted the schooner Minerva ai sea- on the 10Th or
June, 1880, in collision with the spanish schooner
Guiana The schooner is English vessel belonging to
Nova Scotia. The Judge, IN his decision saws that the
schooner under very light breeze and was making
hut little headway al the time. 10 was the DUTY OF
the steamer 10 have cleared her nuc liable for the
damages caused by the collision unless the schooner
fault After reviewing the circumstances OF the case
nj considerable length, the Court gave decree for
lbelsnts and sent the 10 referee 10 compute
damage
H1srJ Porter and Cihsrs ~. ne Nsrmrr cfptid
This libel flied by Tie The scbooner r. H.
Parker 10 damages for collision with The ocean
steamer Scotia The Judge, In his decision saws that The
n very large steamer wa proceeding very
slowly down the channel, between ong and staten s-
lands 18Th Of November, 1862, towards evening
after hogan 10 grow dark. She was well manned and
IN competent bands She wns lnld.channel, bl.
ttlc 20 the eastward. After review Of tho clrcum.
stances the judge SAID there adequate excuse for
he schooner changing ner courac aud dsmscd the cel
aainst the steamer.
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A STATED MEETING or THE woRKINGMEN's
"A Union Democratic Club OF the Fourteenth district,
Twentieth ward, VIII be he'd this Monday evening, al
McCanreys, Seventh avenue and Thirty eighth street
Punctua attendance OF all the members IL requested
business OF Importance viii be before tho meeting
PATRICK MCCARTNEY, President
Jaws oBsIfS, Secretary.
A SPECIAL MEETING or THE SIXTH WARD
IN Nckeon Democratic Association viii be held Monday
evening. Jan H. 1864 o'clock r. NJ. at No Mulberry
street Pmctnal attendance requested OF all members
By order Of MICHAEL DUNN President pro team
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RESTAURANTS.

TUE PHEASANT RESTAURANT AND OYSTER
Saloon, of Nineteenth street and Broadway.
The undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens Of
New York that he has openedt the above establishment IN
superior manner regardless Of expense, whore may be
ionnd al al hours the choicest Of meats poultry, game
oysters, ale &c. that the market affords. hoping
by strict attention business a. the patronage OF the
public which he would be happy 70 acrommodate. Board
the cheapest terms by the day week. Free lunch
from ~ TO Il. O'Clock THOMAS MARGRANES.
WHlTNEY HOUSE REsTAu
w Twelfth street (iedIes entrance Twelfth
street, Open all night, the accommodation OF ball and
other parties.
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IN THE WORLD.


From the Rev Ley ssss q he sans.
have known Hollands German Bt,ers favoraby for
ss@ af a
se% a lake n.ss
pleasure IN thus publicly proeaming This a and calling
they are to these Biiters showing from sa
n aee as VII Ss DO
benefit the afflicted and Is mot rum drnk Yours truly,
From Rey Newton Browns y. D.. editor q the Kncyco-
pedia Of Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle
Al,houeh not Opposed to favor or recommend patent
may testify benefits he believes himself to have
ss to Of ohs ne hope that h'
e9 nj: as sae ssssa to S %
was prcudced against them for many under tho
am INDEBTED my friend RsSe ssoemsies i ss for The
S nr om a rsa es aes ons
eoninned debility The use Of three bottles OF hese
degree bodily and me ~ Ssos
Ssn a"a s had and s %s
Trend Tor directing ' Sa% ~ S;s Sko%s Philadelphia
(From the los II Kennard pastor or The Tenth Bap-
Dr. J.cssos-Dear SRI have frequently requested
10 connect my name with COMMUNICATIONS different kinds
OF medicines pps regaran the praei,e A. on q ny appro
The usefa 1 Of Dr. Hooaanas German Bsrs. depart
that for general debility the system especially for
may asa doubt Win 10
very beneficial e hose who suffer from the secy.
Eighth. below Coates i Street e j Ph,saeipSia
From Rev. Warren Randolph Pastor Of Baptist Church.
Dr. G. NJ J.cssos"pSAR sSnIPe.son.l experience On.
abcs me that regard the German Biers prepared
Ss and ss :; ss
''''''"' '''''' : '''''' WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown. Pa.
From Rev. H. Turner Pastor q neddiDs Church,
s
valuable remedy Of which have any knowledge Yours.
respectfully, . -
No. 79e n. Ninc,een,h street
From The Rev = lyons formerly Pastor q the Column
Jus o' '' anu N'e''0"h era srw ~ RocsrlaS Ny.
Dr. G. NJ JAcKsox:-Drsr sre-r feel ii pleasure thns
my accord testimony 70 The excellence Tho
hc with Ts ssns
an s 20 -. oy mas
tens to their great value In cases Of GEN.
eral debility believe Il TO be tonic that cannot be
From the Rev. Thos Winter Pastor Of RoYborouch Bapt,
DR. Soon,.s due ssss.
ny 70 the deserved reputation Il has obtained have lov
%ss 10
sSss q ana a ssa have s.
materially benefited confidently reaorn tho
article where meet with similar and have
yours, T. WINTER, Roxboyough, Ia.
From Rev T. s. Herman OF the German Reformed church
pr C. NJ JACKSON -REsrFcTEp ss- have been troubled
with dyspepsia nearly twenty and
medicine that did much rood ncnnand's
iers am very much improved N health, sfier having
taken five bottles Yours, with respect $500.
PRICES.
Lsrge sic ,noaine nearly double quantity 81 rer rot
Small size. 70 per bottehaf .............
BEWARE OF CouNTERFEIrs
Sec that the signature Of &C. N. JACKSON is on iho
wrapper u each bottle.
Should your druggist not have the article do not to
put Oh by Of the Intoxicating preparations mat may
offered IN It's place, but send and will fcrwaTd
securely packed by express
Principal ONCE aud mandatory.
NO. c3i ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES EVANS.
tsucccssorsi 10 q ". JacksonaCo
PRoPR1Eross
Tor sale ty druress and dealers in every town he
United States.
NEW YORK AGENCY,
HgLMBoLDs
DRUG AND cUgaIcAL wAREBousE
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BII.LIARDs.

NOTICE -BfLLIARD SALOON KEEPEHS WILL
IN hnd ii TO their advantage buy Billiard Balls r..
GROTE Mandatory No. Is Fulton street. Of Gold
street they ma the largest aud best seasoned
Hck Of Billiard BnH always nand a. reduced prices
Billiard Balls cadiustcd and coorcd nj short notice.
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THE Stink Es.

,TRtKR.-THE MAcInNisTsi STRIKE STILL CON.
- uucs, and meet daily ~ sl Bowerv At large meet
ing assembled the Sth INST resolved
" 10 adhere to the original rcsonliona go
JOHN TORRANCE, President
h. IoggRIce, Secretary.
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Inc VIEW Police Comm lsaigncrs.
10 TnE EDITOR or rrtF HERALD
Tho statement ~ toe newspapers that aul counsel 70
the Beard Of Commissioners Of Police W ,correct.
Yours respectfully, EDWARDS aFhcNT
No Ios FHm Ayurs, Jan, 9,Isez
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E5 E E||| ||'E|EE|||||||: EIII|HI
FL AND
DISEASES RESULTING PROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER i
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
ARE CURED By
HooFLANDs
HooFLANDs d-s
HooFLANDs
HooFLANps. -
HooFLAND's
GERMAN BIrrERs,
GERMAN BITrERs.
GERMAN BITTERs.
GERMAN BITTERs.
GERMAN BITrERs.
GERMAN BIrTERs.
GERMAN BITTHRs.
GERMAN BIrTERs.
GERMAN BIrTERs.
GERMAN BIrrERs.
GERMAN BITrERs,
GERMAN BIrTERs.
GERMAN BITTERs.
THE GREAT sTRRNaTHENN0
TONIC
THESE BlrrEas HAVE PERFORMED MORE ouREH.
HAVE AND DO GIVE BETTER SATISFACTION.
HAVE MORE TESTIMONY.
HAVE MORE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE TO voUoH
FOR THEM
THAN ANY OTHER ARTICLE IN THE MARKET.
WE DEFY ANY ONE TO CONTRADICT THIS AsssR.
TON,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To that win produce certificate published b, 90
HooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs.
WILL CURE EVERY CASE OF
Diseases Arising from disordcTed stomach
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
RESULTING FROM DISORDERS OF THE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS
ss sass nS;s''
Sour ns s int p. sss ss or sS''F
S"" TS $;$;5. ' nd f''''
Breathing ne h Suffering at
S sssa s q l s%%'ss sl: ss D%nss:
Dots or %' y Wsss before
Pain in the Head, Def
cheney Of ferspration Yellow
of the Skin and Eyes. Pain
in the Side, Back Chest, Limbs, &c Sudden
or sS and GREAT as sn
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BIrrBRs 10
NOT ALCOHOLIC
CONTAINS NO RUM OR wHIsKRy,
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDs,
BUT
Is THE BEST TONIC
IN TIE WORLD
READ WHO SAYS So
From the Rev. Levi G. Beck. artst church
Pemberton NJ j., formerly of the North Baptist church.
PHILADELPHIA.
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Legal Notice.


The State Of Iowa, Cedar county, s.:
10 JOHN STEPHENS, MILES WHITE. CURTIS CAR.
MEAN, SAM'L A. BANKs and DANA, FARAR l.
HYDE:
VOU will take notice that there is now on file
l. IN the office Of the clerk of the District
con Jennings claiming Of Daniel ". Hoy and
Henry stot,ler the sum of nine thousand seven
hundred and fifty seven and 65-l00 dollars with
ten per cent. interest from December It'll 1863
as due on promissory note executed by said
Hoy and Stottler, to said Jennings for the sum of
seven thousand dollars with ten per cent. inter
es. payable annually, dated the 10th day of May
1898, and payable in five years from date. and
also asking the foreclosure Of certain mort.
wit: ' W.
The northeast quarter and the southwest quar-.
'er' ana the southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter and the north part of the southeast
quarter, all OF section number seventeen az,
containing 40 acres; also, south half southe asst
quarter or section number eight (s) and the east
halt OF the southeast quarter of section number
elghteen us) containing l60 acres, all in town.
ship number seventy nine (79) Of range number
three 3) west; also, the north part Of the south
west fractional quarter of section number thirty.
four go oftownship number eighty (so) Of ran &c
three ~ west containing lis acres, and in all
6ss acres. all in Cedar county, Iowa.
And unless you appear and defend said claims
| on or before the noon Of the second day Of the
next term of said Court, to be held in Upton,
| on the 9Th day of June, 1864, . default will be
entered against you and a decree entered a.
prayed for in said petition, and all your right te
redeem said lands will be barred . forever fore
closed, and all right. equity, interest or claim
whatsoever by you held in or to said premises
will be barred and foreclosed by said decree, anc
other relief granted as prayed for in said petit
ton.
Dated January 5th, 1864
SIMEON JENNINGS
nlw4 PISA PIArr Il SPIcER, ATTORNEYS.
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State Of Iora. Cedar County. s.
LEGAL NOTICE.

ITO ALVIN O. HARRIS and CHA's w. HOPKINS:
l. You will take notice that there 10 now on
file In the ONCE OF the Clerk of the district court
ia and for said county. petition of David Nc.
Croskey, claiming Of you one hundred and thir.
ty dollars, with ten per cent interest from the
2Ath day OF Sept, 1862 as due upon promisso-
~ note executed by you to plaintiff, for the sum
OF ninety dollars. with ten per cent interest da.
ted the Gath Of February, 1859, and payable on
the first day of November. 1889. and that attach
ment had been sued out thereon to secure said
claim, and levied upon the W NV I and Ell
SEQ. 49, township 81, rance 2, west.
And unless you appear on or before the noon
ofthe second day of the next term Of said court
to be holden on the 9Th day Of June, 1864, a de.
fault will be entered against you and Judgment
rendered thereon as prayed for in the petition.
and said lands attached sold to satisfy the same
with interest and costs.
DAVID McCROSKEY, Plf.
Piatt Spicer, Attys
Jan. 5th, 1864. Iva DR. $3.50
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ALDRICH HOUSE.
Soldiers Pay and BOUNTY.

THE undersigned give notice tina. they have
In Washington City. D. c.. through whom thee
can obtain BOUNTY, BACK PAY. and PsNsIoHs
for Soldiers, and all other just claims agains,
the government, with promptness and dispatch.
All persons interested in such claims will do
well to give US call.
PIATT h SPICEp,
n27vst Attys at Law, Upton, Iowa.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHlLADERPHIA.
Fer the Rsli.f cfthe Sick and Dstressed. e6ietea
Dith irulesi and Chronic Diseases, and esps-
ciaiiy for the Cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual Or
Edns.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Act.
Spermatorrhea. or Seminal Weakness, and 9th.
er diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the NEw
REAkDIEs employed in the Dispensary, sent to
the ahiicted in sealed letter envelopes free Of
charge.
Address, Dr.. J. SKILLTN HOUGHTON, Acting
surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Nssth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. l0sSyl
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BETTER THAN CALONfL OR BLUE PILL
BETTER THAN CALONEL OR BLUE PILL
LETTER THAN CALOMEL OR BLUE PILL
As ALTERAT IYEs,

They exercise powerful influence the liver
aud its secrcliens than caomcl, mercury, blue pill,
hence their Importance In cases Of Liver Complaints
aud Spleen Difficulties Jaundicc, Dyspepsia Bilious at
tacs IIea :achc &c. In the treatment of Fcvcs either
Bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing Fcvcrs,
they arc sureror to quinnc Their influence extends
the cnic system, controlling. Strengthening, and
bra ing the relaxed and wasting energies and cgu.
atng all the sccretons 10 the natural performance Of
their duties, cleaning md purifying the III cd, and
purgrg from the system al diseased deposits and in.
Durc Lumors.
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l AN CURED.

al havo taken six doses OF Railways Pills, Of three
pills each, in days they cured me Of Constipation,
Indigestion, and dyspepsia. l have taken B-th's.
only obtain temporary relief If stopped the usc OF
these pills for IA week my oil complaint would appear.
SIX Cosos OF Railways Pills cured mo.
SiEpHEN BENNETT, U. S. c. S." 3
Il have suffered with DYSPEPSIA and Liver c m.
ihipt for seven yearshave used all sorts OF pills
they would give iae temporary comfort, but was COM
relied to take them all the time have used one box
Of i,r Railways Pills am cured. have not taken
particle Of medicine in six months.
c. NJ. UHlDs, Hoxbury, Mass.
PILES, sTRAINING AND TrHEsMUs,
Pills, STRAIN G AN TENtSMUS,
Ar tho results of Inflammation of tho r1u
t"ns mcmbi ano Of tho bowels, induced by drastic
,at.-,he-e imperfect pills Instead Of being dissolved
by the chile, arc carried to the lover els, aud in
duco peris alto movement evacuation BY their
irritation - hence the strdsning, cramps ,crenchina
pains piles and enesmus and the reqae, false eaiis
to the oaer cost that pate" undeg' pho take these
II yoa would avoid these annoy 1nces whenever
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons an,ictei with PILES, may rey on positive
cure by their
COATED WITH GUN
COATED WITH GUN
COATED WITH GUN
". Railways Pills elegantly c a,ed with Gum,
are II O. from ttsfs smell, can be taken all times
and Oh al OCCASIONS. No danger VIII result from colds
If exposed TO vet or damp weather after taking these
pi,.s.
SIX OF RAILWAYS FILLS
Have secured vigorous evacuai on in severe caees
OF nui3,n iGoH OF the Brscs, Paralysis. DC. alter
'fot'n H Harlem OIL. injections ard ther means com
ccy filled. dos al Lindsay Pills ~ remove all
"h rlcnIlS, AMI secGs FREQ ptssagn DIRECTIONS for
g are inside earn box J Ice lar blk 15 cents Sold
h irar1lt<, .iIe.ne Dealers. AID KEEPERS
y. Livery trc4: has been furnished with fresh
liz .Ih Aff rlF-.3
= tec! iLSraye! Label, take nnre oih.rs.
RAILWAY 4 Co
81 Maiden Lane, New Vosk
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THE Holidays are almost here. Eveyv GRE
! wants present for some friend. Yon
cannos proc cure anything that would give more
pleasure than . nice Album. A nice .sso,+m.n.
d Oin00n1 Art Gallerv.
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Tailoring,

WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
L OF Upton. and vicinity, that have comnen-
ced the Tailoring business. and am prepared to
make clothing in the most fashiona bile style add
on short notice Charges to suit the times.
shop in the Postoifice Building.
WIN. ELLIOTT.
Upton, Iowa May sth, lse2
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EXCHANGE OFFICE,

EXCHANGE OFFICE.
eight DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
- had Of the Subscriber in sums 10 suit pur.
ehasers. Certificates Of Deposit, and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, cashed. American gold furnish.
ed at small premium.
~ Once over Holtslander's store
WM II. TUTHILL.
Upton, Iowa: July LIST, 1880.
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JOHN q. TUTHILI..

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC,
- and Agent for the
Loriliard Fire Insurance Company,
OF New York city. Participating Polio les issue
on reasonable terms. Office with the County
Treasurer, in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept. 10th, 1868. (ns6vloysl