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Special Notices.
COLGArEr usovEv M.

COLGATEB HONEY SOAR.
This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uuivernl
demand, is made from the choicest nafrriais, d
ntla and emeiiens in Its nature frsgransay
scented and extremely Beneficial in its action
upon the skin For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
oooos Dealers. jan2p1yd4w.
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Nav Ysax, Narrh IL
co;tos-Dall and LIVER al 5ssfg.s for niidinx ny
lants, 1914 for low Iniddishg
ffcurIrl snd e loser. sac rs for extra state.
lo&ls - for Extra L. H. o. ss = fr trade brands
market closing cut-t
whisk~y-irreruiss, ssssr hrmer Western sr~oei, 20
firm; sssi fT STATE VI go foF Western chiefly a
for latter.
~hrat--ic lower and only nsDi-fAte demand / dc
81 far Chicsxo SPRING e1tal ~ fur Mil Cluss 6as
20 for wister R+d Western
carn-gasieT stsziisx at 81 for chipping mixed West
in stVre.
Uafs--Dall al Gassst for Western
Noal--feAdy.
PctrolenmSlaiet aai<sg1I. for Grade, 4sEf4qlS fsr
ree Ia bond sered nrc Ia denana fr sseculxaion at
5sMSi.
Pork-fum saj unchanged, 100 Ibis for
june sellers oS.sa al - -, arad saturday evening
800 ssis nss lsae FOR April bay-rs cptsen -
se~f-i.e-s active bu, very fra sf seT ~ crsntry
mess iss for cSaairy prime. ~ ssGi5 90 zoe repack~i
ne~s los Il for extra Prime beef a good
resur~t-
ksron sides-FifH and moderately active at fils for
Western Cumberland cut i2 f4r d. chgie- loaS ribbed
IL fT DO sioTt rtl~d IL q i2i Tor do 3ag clear; la
for DO icuS cut HAAS; II for round sides.
Iari-Enll AZ f33sSIi-
Butter very arm At 2s@sle for ohia and 53a4oe for
stafe.
Shsese-yery srn as Issa Isr
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Especial to Tines Z
= W ashington, March Is.

The Ways and Means Committee have
adopted the amendment to the National
Banking bill allowing the National Banks
to issue one, two and three dollar notes
until specie payments are resumed, when
they will be called in.
Generals Gilmore and Seymour are
summoned before the Committee on the
Conduct Of the War.
The supplemental Revenue bill pre-
pared BY the Commission of Internal Rev.
enue is now in the hands of the Ways and
Means Committee. 1t suggests An add
tional tax Of one dollar on whisky and
fsty cents on tobacco.
The Tribune's dispatch says Admiral
Dahlgren is on his way home without
having obtained the body of his son.
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GotiIli,erftdt.


oeaasosD pAnr ~
8. HAMILl1, 6sCQA
WHOLU8AL0 0R00xko,
No. o0scrn~ lparh and Mn sssss.
Dnl. oars I, Or, g. ey'''-
PRODUCE AND Pn0vlsIONs.
I,eg.- sspsaa. = q agsins whsa' s1s's' = -
g oos Sn Mas. Isl scsss 8 ! ioo.n.
m s.s's sssn = l sss :: ~
S %s:.rNs. y si ss1os. soee sn.A.l
Rrs-s0c.
OAfs.-S5c.
PofAron- es@sG kelan sc y psek. ...u
Bur1n-comnon, i2l 1oiss Choice, o02ae' retail
23c.
Eeos-I4 10 Ice; retail &c.
CuicKESs-$2 90, very scarce.
WINS Bssss-common 70 acod 81 to0s2 %, Prime
Navy, - 23@$2 80
TAILow-ec. -. =. -
$40 o0tgSl8 90.
0ROCERIEs.
sro.nNew Orleans fair IL, prims l5c; choice lss
New York. c, 1sc, New York, A, lec crushed ana pow
Mo..ssr.-sux.r House. 7eeg7sc Golden Syrup, 80
81 oo-sorghnm, 5a96Sc .
CoFFEE-Ro, 3oasSc; Java. nc
sss:-sS:.'sss s:s H:.'!,e e: .s'
81 10 Black, 81 % TO Il 50.
sweet, g Z ssS & = nsi1 70 Slshos %
Nus-Bcst Brands 81 %. rates
Sssss.e.aS ossks4 e mates
Dnr APrIrs-9 loo z 10.
DIR pEAcaKs-Hirs ID to l51xc y D.
Dsr CrERAsTs-as
RsIsNs-SS % 10 - ID
s.Lr-Laks 81 o. to 10.
rIsn-No. Mackrrei, btls slI ocgsis o.
So.I do nde . sassio %.
III bbl.. No White Fish, 3 70.
sUNDBaEs.
LrArHrs-sole 80 10 &c, Harness ~ to ssc.
HIDEs-Dry Pint 10 to l.c; Dry sailed u 70 i5 Grub
by half price. trren 10 Il Green Sheep Pss, 10 to
81 y: Green Hog skfns, l5c.
eKfDs-Tmothy. 81 70 TO ~ 20, Flax- " 10 .
FraruEns--lo TO 4sc.
CHKEsE-Hamburg. Ia to Is.
BrEr CArrrx-s4 10. 70 % % gross~
saKrr-ss % to % % = l0o- gruss-
woor-Clean TubwH.h-d. Is 10 7sc, .unwashsd one
third less
SEED Oil 81 IS Lard OIL Il 10 sosi ~ Fish OH, u 20
BEEsvax-fis.
Fs Hoes % to q 90 nets
Rsse-wocaef, ~; Gotten 81.
NEW GusStEs-z1c.
olp IKos-lc = y Brass, liz . D.; CORN, Isc ? n
RxcaAssE-on New York. Philadephin, Boston, Gin
cnnaii ~. Louis and Chicago cent. for h~nksbis
funds Gold 50 to sse premium buying.
Day GOODS.
sHxrrrsss sHIRrIxes-13}z to tSize
DarfLs-so 10 a.
PEasfs-l5lr 10 LstTc.
-prIkrxs-2s - 5~
GfSsgAss-55 To = r.
fH.pxTcg Cokgs srocI-a o.
rxgx TaxEsD-Sl 70 To ii To-
FAgxrEs AND AEcE. CassIxKRE-s5 TO Sos.
skirt pRAD-sl a. to 81 10.
Coesrr JAWS - Sc
DxSIxs-2s TO ese.
TsexfsG--45 TO Tsr.
L4xssIs--3e to Ae
CASroS fLassus-Slx to <5c.
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From the Department Of the South.
New York. March Ia.

Advices from Jacksonville to the 9TH
are unimportant. Gen. Seymour is still in
commaud. Our loss at Olustee was l 800
of whom two-thirds are slightly woun
ded
Hilton Head letters report the firing on
Sumpter and Charleston ceased last Tues.
day.
The schooner Alice Turner, small
blockade runner, had run ashore on Tybee
Island. and was captured by our troops.
Jacksonville letter states Col. Hen
rvs cavalry routed a body on Three Mile
River, some distance from Jacksonville.
The rebel forces consist of seventeen
regiments of infantry and two of cavalry,
besides artillery.
The Savannah News of the Cd contains
ian account of the capture Of the rebel ship
Eiiza-cargo valued at $4,000.
The Mississippian reports 400 deserters
in Jones county have organized and re-
sst successfully all attempts to subdue
them.
The Mobile Tribune of the ed says on
Monday 567 shots we're thrown at Fort
Powell by the Yankee fleet, without do.
ing any damage.
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New York Msaey Market. !.

New York Money Market.
Nxw YoaK. March Il
Money opened little frmer and closed quiet and easy
at 5as.
Sterling lower and quiet af IsSaIs6i.
osld Irregular ana unsettled opening IGoi1 decli-
ming Re leo. sisaseing I6is and closing quiet al
lsi gi5isl
/ Government s;ocks hravy and lower.
Us 81 coupons Il1S.
90 coupons 1881 loSL
.-ss I'LL
Stocks better.
CAR I1xlssi @ scrip I3s4. 4 llp1S; q Cllsi.:
ca lax MAPDETx r III . III; Pa II pfd u:
C< \ W eS Erie pa iosi. Hudson 1ses Hariesn lsss
Heading ISL u lao N losS*: 1td Erie laa,s
\ 1851 Pae Mail 2:ii s. Year Cert VS.
Bank Staiement.
NEw lokk, March H.
pecress~ IN sieeie ~ E2o
leefease In ctrculat 3037p
Increase in Deposits. ,.... als 1pa
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Louisville, March IA.

LUuIsVIIIe, MATCH II.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant and Chief Of SAT-
passed through here this morning en- route
to Nashville.
Major Gen. Sherman is expected here
tonight.
Brig. Gen. Ewing arrived this morning
and reported TO Gen. Burbridge, and vas
assigned to command this post, vice Col.
Bruce, relieved.
1t is rumored that Kentucky will be d..
vided into two districts, with respective
headquarters at Louisville and Licking
Ton. Burbridge occupying the former and
Ewing the latter:
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Boston, March IA.
Private advices state chat the pirate
RapPahannock left France privately on
the Goth OF February armed with six guns
and picked crew, who had been paid
three months in advance.
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Thrilling Adventure on the Plains.

A San Francisco print relates the cir.
eumstanees of most heroic and intrepid
act, on the part Of lady, which was per-
formed las. March. A telegraph dispatch
Was published in the papers, telling the
story, to the effect that the overland
mail stage coach had been attacked by
Indians near Canon Station, and the
driver killed. On the 25ih, lady nam.
ed Mrs. John II. Gerrish, with her
child, arrived in San Fran cisco from the
East, via the overland route, and put up
Of the Occidental Hotel She was the
only passenger, beside her little one, in
the very same coach on the box of which
the driver was shot by the Indians The
dispatch, therefore, was true, but the
whole truth was not told. The details
OF the affair, as narrated by this lady, are
most thrilling, and herself the principal
actor 10 them Iustantan eously with
the shooting of the driver, Mrs Gerrish
Ieaped out of the stage, leaving her child
within. A. the same moment four or
me shots more we're fired by the In.
dams, one Of which struck a horse 10 the
hSo1; ooA hc I'LL cue Instantly cut Il IL
loose, mounted the box. aud Selling the
reins, applied the whip vigorously. The
driver, on being shot, fell back into the
boot behind the seat. The three horses
we're PIT to the top Of their speed, and
continued running for about two miles.
when luckily they encountered another
stage from the opposite direction. In
this were number Of soldiers, Who in
stani!y came to the aid of the heroine,
when she and her child were released
from their perilous position. Mrs. Ger
rish is young woman and Of delicate
physique; but her conduc. during this
fsightiul adventure, exhibited courage
and presence Of mind rarely equa!ed, and
never surpassed, by the steroer sex. She
Is native Of Iowa, and had been on
visit to her Atlantic friends. She went
north to join her husband, who is at
present in Oregon.
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r1-lt Is said tina. Fremont's letter Of
acceptance was submitted to member
OF the democratic National Committee.
before 1t was sent, and modified, at that
members suggestion, in several impor-
tant particulars . S,raws tell which way
the wind blows. How do men, who
think they are "Radicals," fancy the
'dea OF their nominees consulting with
the leaders Of the Copperheads7 is 20,
that queer feature of radicalism? l.
that the sort Of union the "Radical De
mocFacy' are seeking?
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reA- Those fabricated orders of Dahl
eren, which the rebels took pains to
photograph, singularly enough demon
strate their own falsity. They make
Dahlgren spell his own name wrong -
As he could have had no possible motive
to do that to genuine order, the for
gerry is pa'pably evidenced by the very
document which they offer as proof Of
their charges against him. What vii
!, the idiots do next:
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES,

Our Letter A Family Sewing Machine
is fast gaining a worldwide reputation. 1t is
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful of all Family Sewing Machines yet
offered TO the public No other Family Sewing
Machine has SO many useful appliances for Hem.
ming. Binding Telling, Tucking. Gathering
Guaging, Braiding, Introducing CordiBg and
so forth. No other Family sewing Machine has
so much capacity for great variety of work.
1t will sew al! kinds of cloth, and with all kinds
Of thread. Great and recent improvements
make our Family Sewing Machine most reliable.
and most durable, and mos. certain at all rates
Of speed. Il makes the interl0ckel glitch,
which is the best stitch known. Any one, even
of the most ordinary capacity, can see, at a
glance, how to use the letter A Family Sewing
Machine. our Family Sewing Machines are
finished in chas,e and exquisite style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machine is a
piece Of cunning workmanship Of the most use.
tul kind. Il protects the machine when not in
use, and when about to be operated may be
opened as a spacious and substantial table to
sustain the work. Will: some Of the Gases,
made out of the CD DIGEST woods are finished in
the slhpies1 Anu C4d-tc1t manner pJsSlbie, clh-
er5 are adorned and enbeliSbea in the most
costly and superb manner.
1t is absolutely necc ssary to see the Family
Machine in operation, as 10 Judge Q: its great
capacity and beauty.
Ii is fast becoming a. popular for family
ing as our Manufacturing machines are for man
ufacturng purposes.
The Branch Offices re II up,-iied wi all
twist, thread, needles, oil, dc of the very best
quality.
send for pAHrHLET.
The Singer Manufacturing Coz,
ass BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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The Philadelphia Pres relate. The fs'
lowing:
"A. pretsy.w well dressed youog man step
I'D into the Canal Station, Monday after
noon. 20 enter complaint. He srpesr
"a 20 Be perfectly sane, but il vas no'
kse before We came TO the conclusion
Chat ne we're in the presence Of man Ia
boring under mania po:u. ssh" said
Ee. II an very mnch annoyed By tie
Reading Railroad Company; they have
caused ! double track to be laid from the
celia, Of my house to the roof: one track
0oes, mn one side Of NY bed and down ,he
othar aide. They run the cars all night;
lust Is I get ioto doze locomotive
WILKES by, blowing the steam whistle
and ringing the bell; last night, sir, one
OF the locomotives run Of the track, and
the engineer griosed a, me like the devil.
The passengers all looked like d, wills,
some With horns, and some with DO horns
at oil; each devil carried canary bird,
which seemed to sing like steam whis-
tle." Here the informant paused.
"Well, sir, your complaint is just; we
have already taken measures 10 nave the
tracks removed from your house so that
you can sleep without being disturbsd,"
vas our reply.
The man seemed to be greateul that
such course had been taken, and as be
srose to depart, he said,
: "Sir, wish you would remove TIA,
worm from my shoulder; only a little
While ago pulled one Ont of nv fore
head aud threw it on the pavement; jus;
Is l was about to pat my foot on it, nesr-
J hundred ran up ny leg, and l have
10 doub: this is one Of them"
We removed the imaginary worm.
'hersupon be exclaimed, why, there
re more Of ,hem."
"Waisa moment" said We: brush
'as obtained and properly used. The
aan, evidently a gentleman, returned his
hanks for our kindness, and suddenly
eft the Office. He was stranger, what
ecame of him We know not, but we
bought the whole scene first class tenn.
erance lecture.
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The STATE or Iowa. Cedar cnnuty, So:
'EO THE LEGAL HEIRS OF NM II BOLTON,
i deceased: Yon are hereby notified that
there il now on lie in ms Office, a petition Of
Sarah Bolton. wild w Of VIM. H. Bolton deeeas-
ed. praying for an ASST gnment of her dover in
The 'Dllowing described real estate, to wit in
Cedar county:
The Of sw Of sec 1G, tip Sn. range 2:
west of sc | of lG, :" 50, Q;
Sc of Sc Of IG, so, 2;
Also, the following described lands situated In
Hardin county, iowa:
West ] Of Sc Of sec. 81, tip. s., range 2o
east Of sw / OF q, a" s., {" 2O
sw Of ne Of NV of :" Is, d" SO, IS.
And that the said cause is set for hearing at
the next regular term of the county court of said
county, to be held on the first Monday of July
1864. w.
J. c. Belts, County Judge.
s. YATES, Atty. n22w4
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rA-Conductors on the passenger rail.
read cars are not obliged to furnish
change to the passengers. The decisions
in the courts are that a passenger must
furnish the exact price of his ticket, aud
not compel those who carry him to give
change. When change is given at any
) time to customer, it is for his conven
fence and to oblige him, but he has nc
"right" to demand it.
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HELMBOLD'S
Genuine Preparations.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT Btcft, rosi
tive and Spec fic Remedy for diseases Of the Biaddsf
Kidneys, Gravel. and Drorsical sweIl'rgs
This medicine increases the power of DIGESTION ard
excite the Absorbent into healthy action, ~ when
the Watery or Caicareous dispositions, aud all thRa'
ural are reduced well as pain and IN
fan,atiou.
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TAI a case Of TRANSMITTING auimal blood
into human subject was practiced i'll
Leipslc, lately, with success. Twelve
ounces from the veins Of a living lamb
were injected with benefit into a patient
of the hospital in that city.
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STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS

STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache Gsr.,
a. Deeiity' Nervousness, Depression Of Spirits Con-
stiraton, Cole, intermittent Feycrs crar,,s ~. !,
sTasms, land all complaints of either sex arisirv f
bodily weakness whether inherent in the s,strn' ~
produced BY special causes.
Nothing that is not wholesome genial and ras,o,.,.
in its nature enters into the of Iio,,I
stomach btters. This popular Preparation contains
no mineral OF any kind, deadly botanic, e;cr
no fiery excitart; hut Il is a c-rnt:rH;irr n no
tracts OF rare balsamac herbs and plants ith III. e
and mildest OF all ditusive stiniulauts.
IL Is well to be forralmed al ST d and &C. u.
as inc human system can be- protected rs human ness
against maladies engenGercd ly an uua Aoje,,u, A.,
mosrhere, impure water and other external c"n.",
Hosteters Bitters may be relied on as "A safeguard
In districts infested with Fever ard t.ua II h..
been found iualib.e preyc ni i've and rssi.tib,,
sremedy and th"usafds Who resort to it under snrr
hehsIoh VI IN attack, ESCAPE the scourte and lhcr
sands who neglect to avail themselves Of IT, rc,rr ~
qnnties IN advance, are cured ny very brief coGre
OF this marvellous medicine. Frycrard 4 ~. ,a,i.,t,
atsrheihg pied with qunne for months il! VAN ua.
Ill fairly saturated with that dangerous alsa'od AZ.
NOT unfrequentiy restored to health within ies cs,,
ny the use OF HoSTETTER'S BITTERs
The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the
appetite restored by this Tonic ard h.c.
works wonders Of Dyspepsia and in less con.
hrmei FORMS OF Indigestion. Acting rs gentle and
painless apPerent. we'll AS upon the liver it also
invariably relieves the Consultation sureri dnccd ~
irregular action Of the digestive and secretse organs
PERSONS OF feeble habit. liable to Nervous Attack.
Lowhessof Spirits and Fits of Languor. fl d proprt
aho permanen ut relief from the Btters. 7hetpspely
on point most conclusive and srcn both sexes
The agony OF Bilious Collie il in u.r!4.ely asugrd
ny single dose Of the stimulant, and by occauuay
resorting to it, the return of the conf laitt may e
prevented.
AsaGenerai Tonic, HOSTETTER's GITTEHS FRO.
ahse ehects which must he experienced Witnessed
before they can he fully appreciated. In eases e
Constitutional Veal ness. Premature Decay and Ieti
ny and Decreptiude arising from Old se exercises
the electric influence. In the ronvalcscent stages
All diseases 1t operates As n delightful inseorart-
ne The powers Of nature relaxed, operates
reinforce and re-establsh them.
Last, but not least, is SAFE rLAsr.he-
ing manufactured from ound and III materials.
and entirely free from the acid elements present
or less in all the ordinary tonics and Of the
day.
No family medicine has been SO univer~.lr and
may he truly added deserrsdig popular IN, zsE
iircnt portion Of the community as HOSTLi1<xs
BITTERS. =~.
Prepared by HosTETTER SMITH Pittsbnr.h,
Pa. Sold by all Druggists Groccrs and storek.'pcrs
everywhere. tnlsEIoyl4
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pLT=, sTRANINI AND TFNEsMUs,

PILES, STRATNlNG AID TFNEsliUS,
Pill. :, STRAIN AN TEStsMUS,
Ar the results Of oa Or irritation OF the mu
snus n,emb OF the bowels induced by dra.tG
l-heSe imperfect p,ls, Instead u being dissolved
by the chile carr eel 10 the lover bow els, and In
duce pesls ATTIC movement evacuation by their
irritation - hence the ytrd ming, cramps, rrenching
10 the w1ter ost, a! pd.en taderg, Uho take these
imperfect pills
II you would avoid those annnyqnces, whenever a
pGTE4l.ge me IClne t@ rr4 trrI. tpse l dose u
RAILWAYS IAGCLAlING FILLS.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted with PILES, may rey on positive
cure hy their H=e.
lCATkD WITH GUN.
COATED WITH GIN
COATED WITH GUN.
Or. Railways Tills arc elegantly 6, ated with Gum,
from taste or smell be taken at all times
and oceaHioAs. 50 danger will result from colds,
pills.
SIX OF RAILWAYS FILLS
Have recrrei vigorous evacuation d severe cases
Of Inflammation OF the B1ses, Paralysis, &c, alter
Croft IL II45ieia Oh, injections ard fhrr
pcey flied. doe Of Halfway. Pills vii remove all
90 -tctiufs ami secure free passage. directions for
inside each box Ice ter bhx IS cents. Sold
BY IrusE stt Medicine Dealers AID store keepers.
y, B-!ve-y agent has been Ernjshed with fresA
ard &c" maze Pl.is AS each box - enclosed with
ste.i Engraved Label, take rnEo others.
ROADWAY s. %,
81 Maiden Lane, New York. /,
I4-For sale in Upton by Il. HALL.
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AGENTS WANTED.

rI>O sell by subscription an excellent, illnstra
l ted and low. priced history Of the Rebellion
1t is in both english aud German. Also several
other beautifully illustrated, interesting and
valuable family works. Also for Pediers and
Agents great variety of Pictures. Battle
Scenes, Portraits Of eminent Generals and Civil
ians, Gems for the Album, &c., together with a
large assortment Of Stationery Packages. These
goods sell well.
For circulars, with terms, address
-s-s -. HENRY HOWE,
mis- Ill Main Street, Cincinnati.
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A Large Volunteer Force i'm the Field,
OF Ladies'

VI -"CCN-AI~S,
Testifying 10 the superiority Of the Wheeler
4 Wilson Sewing Machine. The qualities
which commend this Machine are: lst. Beauty
and excellence Of stitch-aIlke upon both sides
of the fabric. "a. Strength, Grrnne5s and dura.
Di!ity OF scam. that will not rip nor ravel Sd.
Economy Of thread. 4th, IT'S application to its
wide range Of purposes and materials. 5th. Com
pGctness and elegance Of model and finish. 9Th
Simplicity aud thoroughness Of construction.
It'll. speed, ease Of operation and management,
ana qGietness Of motion. ff--Thorough nstruc.
Upton, Feb 1. 1854. ans
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DUBLlC notice is hereby given that my wife,
i Alvertena line has left my bed and board
without just canse or provoe alton. sad oil per-
sons are notified not 30 hashor, or trust her on
ray account, as | will not pay any debts % her
contracting. DAkLIF HfNE.
Pennington tp., Cedar co., Iowa, May II, 1864
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These tfccts ofIand are amongst the early and
best selections in the county and are all Of supe-
riOr quality. ....,
Persons desiring to purchase will please call
upon WV II. TuTnlLL, ESD, banker. Upton, for
further Information as to price and terms.
3m1s MCLEAN, THOMAS Il LYONS,
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eEETTFfC ATES.

TIM Is ~ oss'Bb55 lESi ] purchased q Nea7cr-
-ftE ~ 3t-tEtt MT lsat-1 i ssta4-E = Ee,ts
81 r"S5- mt e bees - grass VIZ H,r - Ii
s-t .; 3D. III lcLti HttF - Ia AID csa-
s3&tc .; -L1@1 - sesi IL Il asc ~ E4@~ I'LL -
! k-cw c.. a+g~e- OF Gswer. EZe FAKE
works ron p4ess2r, AIT IS sbi 'Bt.s ~ Get oV; IF
order. AZ far Ee2 sl.. Z 40 Z-- g. -ge
AFTER any hand rzE~y. rs5~E> BJ-NEEG
/ bought Mccormick Seifk.ssr n I-<3. Eas
fai!y endorse the ahOtr- J-s-- a H.1SEN.
The Mccormick ~@';Raker t.ea-i; ia J., 3
used in emitting l1j scrss Of grain sd trss. ard
like il much better than any yta.r n = l4sIle ev-
In tangled grain it work, 4gs! rate. and
saves binder a. well as the raEer. Any man
wishing are.iable TgacAiae. 20 Iao5y IS "a. as
reap, w0uii at,i>e 20 get McCurmilk self.
Raker and they viii be satisfied with il.
j.. p. Coz.
SMITH BROruEEs, Agents az TiPtrn. J. r.
GFPE, Agent at Clarence. +. Bacon. A gen, at
Wilton. r. Il. LYoS, Agent at Wr.t Liberty.
PETERSON BROTHERS, Agents 1T Lnuden.
l7WS Il. A. McS.IR, Gen. Att.
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LAND-FOR SALE.
1910 leres Of Well Located, Dry

The sahssribsrs otrer for sale on ~fssorable
terms the whcls or part Of the following describ.
ed trAciA Of land situated on or near the Rail
road in the Eorihern part Of Cedar UNITY, Iowa,