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BUTTER FOR sALE.-ons thousand
Pounds of GOOD BUTTER, at the corner Of
Third and Wilkinson Streets, DAYTON Ohio
March ls, 1864 (2td) JOS UART.
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49euslons.
JUsTUs 1. MCCARTHY,
Attorney anu Counselor Mt Law
AND
SOLICITOR FOR CLAIMS.
wAs4iNGToS CITY, pc.
wall i've prompt attenusnts applications for
AREE AIS OF PAY. BLJSTIEs, PENS IONS,

AHIE AXIS Uf rAE, bhbNTthSs GhNDlONO,
Aud ali o.her CLAIMS before the EIecsuYs Depart.
mons and in she Court at Claimr
Retrs to- Hons. Ii. NJ. Rice, NJ. =. Latha NJ. {.
wilkinson, United states Senator'S ! Black; X. VI
stanton Secretary OF war; vi liam Kellogg schuyler
Colfax, p y. Fouks, Members Of Congress, Csonoi
G., W. Ewinz Of IndsnA, aud others
The uudsTslgued desires to inform pertond having
damAnds against the Government oftha nited states
that he le prepared to rOH-cus their Chains WIN
promptness aud on reasonable terms His prAe teal
knowladgs OF all thA details Of the military ser ice Oi
the United 5tat"s gives him great fscilities tor the
speedv adustmen and collection sf every description
OF military claims. -
All persons who entered the military service amer
March l, 1851 and are disabled by wounds OF disease
ara entitled IN pensions.
Widows Of soldiers who are kili-d, or die heiJ or
after their di4s srge, from wounds received OF dis
sase contract awhile in serHhssars sauted 'S pen
If no WdSw then the children, under sixteen yeart
Of age, are entitled to pensions
If no sdOW nor childr then the mothsr,il wholly
or In part dependent on dece ssed Tor support
II no mother, then the sAters n deceased, under
sxtesn years Of sge, " whoty or in part dependent
on deceased Tor Pp@965iIrwrfps
All enlisted men who serve two years are euhted 70
Bounty.
All wh are discharged by reaso- OF wounds re
ceiyed IN battle, arc anttledto bounty.
Bonnhes and arreTs of pay due deceased soldiers
paid folio first, 10 his widow; second, " no
widow, N hiSchildren.
II he lied unmarried; first, 10 father second, n no
father 10 mother; third, " father mother, then
10 his brothers and sisters Arrears Of psy TO
the heirs JUSTUs | MeOARTf.
JOHN II. H.sToPPEIMAs ., Esq, Daytoa. Msutgom-
cations aud for EArded by him. will receive
prom attention a -l'du
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~ leave CniVh Depot siAth stteet. f.I folas., W W.
Ill Intermediate points as folloNs: - '''VNV Au
toieuo anu ClIvago hali a IOOO am
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,,An, --aAs--xakS ssilRsessys1 q s:t.sa1
y 9u iiSRaAa Sd SSitadsSS AS5 q n terminate. a ~
tubt. oS ~ ~, fAsraOurs on the ls East ana Wheeins
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aLrss rams Daily ior s,i e.. anu AOftLwes nun "
Leave s,,on I, ,h', oniJ route TO WssispnaCiti Cites.
,a siS m % saaa, u. a. ~ sad ioSS M e'y ssg
aHd S1sI s-anssOh 80, 80. az , ana 74o u OH,
hroai tslso}s 70 h. :. so n oai, a. and $50
S Warrington C,ty al sIs az H.,,srn can 6s procure
lna,rr Z qSA ca SLa IA lon a. a, 0hafse of tZ
" any tie erssiaa sslS We & &eTe sSd GhIo S5hs5 Tos.
a. SULLIVAN '1iesS tss,, IN Itns ms West.
ssaTai, 81 VAST. Se.. a Ten Ticket ssSrn Az
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Am Eatlrs Chanse Each Day.

This exhibition In pronounced ty the entire press
and the public the moht correct Instructive and beau
lhll ever presented TO tie American public
Al the great SANITARY fair held in Cleveland IL ere
Atet perfect rors and 10 re saRed to appear there
on its return nOrthward.
Adtnission 25csnts. Family bekets. admitting six
persons, 81 ForShe At Kenueys, PaynAs, And IT the
door.
noorH open At 7; 10 commence 81 "a. CD
Carriages may be ordered stgM malOjS
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BECKEL'S HALL
FallOn's stereopticOn =!

SIX NIaHTs oNLT-oONMENCING wEDNEs-
DAY, MARCH 10.
A MatInse Saturday Afternoon. ..I
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eE-q-sA400MS1f0y1 - Ss1'.ssAs....-r
WGvitnessgd % amusing incident on
one Of our sabarbaa s.rse.a last Saturday
A fashionable young lady, got up in, me
highest style Of the miliner's art, and ar:
rayed in all the glory Of 6ve-do'lar'a.yard
silk. 4 twenty dollar bonnet, end three
hundred dollar shawl, was nojestically
sveepipc dong il the direction Of thc
Fair Ground, while just behind q little
bow was leading pet coon. A country
man in brown slouched hat and licsey.
wootsey nwarmus," came along, followed
be- ..yallern dog, whose nose was SCARF.
ed. aisgonslly, transvcrsely and laterally
win the sears Of many fercely contest
ed hattie with members Of the raccoou
family. s.Tigo" no sooner .Av tho ring.
tailed presen tatiyc Of bis ancient enemy
than he made 4 frantic dive for him, no.
CONTESTED BY furious bark. Gooney
combrehended the situation at . glance,
bolstd incontinently, and sought sancsu-
ary beneath the ample civs.pfereDcs Of
{. lady's criuoline. Thes hug lady
screamed, while the dog made fspsd CIR.
Giles, snufing tho air, and evidently be.
wildered to know what had become of
the coon. The situation Of, the young
lady was critical and embarrassing, She
was afraid to move for far the' Coon
would bite, and the coon declined to leave
his retreat until the dog had retired. -
Finally the dog was stoned of, the boy
dragged the coon from his hiding place,
and the young lady went her way, with .
lively consciousness Of having experieoe,
cd a,hew sensation As for the coon be
was instantly killed -Iadtanopolis Jour.
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STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWEtsl

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, Gens..
al Debility. Nervousness. Depression of Spirits, Con.
stipationi Collie, Intermittent Feyers. Cramps and
spasms, and all complaints of either sex arising fo
bodily weakness whether inherent in the systen Of
producedby special causes.
Nothing that is not Wholesome. genial and restorative
in its nature enters into the composition of nosteter
Stomach Bitters This popular preparation contains
no mineral Of any kind. deadly botanical element;
no hery eSctant; but it is combination of the ex
tracts of balsamac herbs and plants with the thre
and mildest of all dHusve sfimulants.
1t is we'll to be crearmed against disease and 20 far
as the human system be protected by human means
against maiadies engendered by an unwholesome at
mos phere impure water and other external causes,
Hostetters Bitters may be relied as safeguard.
In districts infested with Fever and tgue, it has
been found nfallhle as preventive ard Irresistible
a remedy and thousands who resort to it nder appre
hension Of an attack escape the scourge; nd thou
sands who neglect TO avail themselves Of It's protect
qualities In advance are cured by very brief course
being piled With qunine for months in vain
til fairly saturated with that dangerous alknoid. are
not unfrequently restored to health within few days
by the use Of HoSTETTER'S BITTERS.
The weak stomach is rapidly invigeiated and the
appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic, ara hence
frmci forms OF Indigestion Acting as gentle and
painless appertent, we'll upon the liver II asp
Invariably relieves the Constipation superinduced "
rres ular action OF the digestive and secretve organs
Persons OF feeble habit. liable to Nervous Attacks,
Lowness Of Spirits and Fits Of Languor. find prompt
and permanent relief from the Btlers. The testimony
this point is ost conc sive and both sexes
The agony of Bilious Collie is Immediately assuageA
by single dose Of the stimuant, and by occasionally
resortins 20 it, the return of the complaint msy be
| prevented.
As aGenerai Tonic, H0STETTER'S B1TTEES pro-
| duce effects which must he experienced witnessed
before they be fully appreciated. In cases ~
Constitutional eakEess, Premature Decay and DebI'
ty and Decreptitud~ arising from Old Age. it exercises
the electric influence. In the convalescent stages Of
all diseases 1t operates as delightful nvigorant.-
When the powers Of nature relaxed it operates to
! re- enforce and re establish them.
Last, but not least is 1Hs SAFE sTfMrLANg. he.
ing manufactured from sound and MnocEuu aterials,
and entirely free from the acid elements present more
less in all the ordinary touics and suuaChcs of the
! day.
No family medicine has been uEycrsa'3y, and, "
may be truly added. dsserredy popular with the intel
Y iigcEt portion OF the community, uOSTE1IEks
/ DITTERS. s.....
| Prepared by HosTETTER & SMITH, fittshursh
Pa Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Store keeper
| everywhere. tnisvI93D
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BETTER THAN Gallon l. or. ELI'E TTIIA
BETTER Til " CAiOIi l. ar BiUr. PILL.
, LETTER THAN CA.UNFl Or DlCE PILL
5Ae tITcrATIyEs.

They exercise pow rri .Gcnec over Tie liver
and its scerctipns than pncl, mercury, biac ltH,
Lcace their ilrportl.eo IN cases OF Liver Coup aies
and Spleen tcalt.cs, JaHntice, pys?"rsa, f!oGs Ct
,scSs !icaachc &C. lii The treatment Of rsvcrs either
Eiious, Ye!.aw Tyioia, .nd other reducing fevers,
they arc ru"cricr to Ginc. Their !: He.cc extend,
over the system caI'f't'lHs sTsnEihening and
bra ing unte relaxed and was'1s energies, ard gu
latmr II ic sccrt tons II the Natural performance OF
their detis< Cleansing an Purifying lilo ti"od, and
pu-rins froi the sysisr 81 eisrGssd deposits and i'm
pure L,;c,ors.
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HElMBOLD'S
Genuine Preparations.

Il COMPOUND Fluid EXTRACT BUCHU, POSI-
tive and Specific Remedy for diseases Of the Bladder
Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsieal Swellings.
This medicine increases the power Of Digestion, and
excite the Absorhents into healthy aetioD b which
the Watery or Cacareous dispositions. and all EHsss-
famaton.
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The Slate Of lora, Csdas' Comfy, Sc.
Jesse o. swfzer, Trustee, Legal Notice. Fore.
vs. clio sure, District
NE. Clavpool. Mary r.. C@n~p noo TT ,ie'
len Te~nn ~ -, wv iefih,
ITO n. 7 CLAYPOOL, Executor Of The estate
4 Of William Lynn, deceased, Mary Ellen
Lynn, George IavIor LINN Ihomas M,!Dan.<ni
Lynn, Horace Smith LINN. sarah FIiIahs,h
viii each t1ke pntice 1ha1 - =, ~, - ou
file in the ofire Of the Clerk Of the ni",; ON
Cont in and for the county Of Cedar. and State
OF Iowa, petition Of Jesse q. SYit2er on the
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Original Notice.

Original Notice.
THO NICHOLASF. DEvORE, Defendant: You
i are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office of the Clerk Of tbs District
Court of Cedar cuausy. Iowa, petition in equi-
ty OF Mont gomery Fraseur, pliintih, and against
YOU as def ndant for the foreclosure Of a N ort-
gage made by one James W. Bagley, tooGlaintif.
section twenty coy, township eighty.one (8ls
range two (2) west. Sadpetition sets forth that
said mortgage was made on the lst day of June,
1857, and that there yet remains due thereon the
sum of S400 90 with interest from June LIST, 1864,
and that said premises have since the maxim z
and recording of said mortgage been conveyed
by said 3agley and wife to you. The prayer Of
said petition is that an account be taken of the
amount due on said mortgage, and that said real
estate be sold to pay the same and that your
equity of redemption therein be forever barre d
and 70. eclosed
Now unless you appear to said petition ADD
defend ttereto before noon 0ffbe End Az ofthe
next term Of said CONT, cotfufencing or the 9Th
day of Dec, 1864 default will be entered against
you and decree rendered as prayed
aw4o EUTHRoCk 4 WOLF Prfs Attys
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- So! y
] GROVER q BAKERS
4 CELEBRATED ELASTIC STITCH
Sewing MACHINES
Il Wsre awarded he hixhe,s Premism osv al
Z - Compet;iovs, ss fhe foiiosring State ~
and County Fare Of 1861. .sss
NEW YORK STATE FAIR. o.-
FIRST Premium for Family Machine.
a, First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine work. 3 a. Il
INDIANA STATE FAIR.
IL Firse Preniun for Machine forall purposes.
First Premium for N .chine Work. 5rg a0
VERMONT STATE FAIR. -.
First Premiun for Family Machine.
first Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
~ First Premium for Machine Work.
OHIO STATE FAIR. = - .'' =
First Premium tuf Machine Work. se s.
IOWA STATE FAIR.
!, First Premiums for Family Machine.
FIRST Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
FIRST Premium for Machine Work. wa
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR. y.
- FIRST Premium for Machine for all purposes.
- PRS Premium for Machine Work.
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Machine for all purposes.
First Premium for Machine Work.
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR. r-, ST. r.
First Premium for Family Maehlns.
-! First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
$50 Fret Premium for Machine Work.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR. g." IN.
FIRST Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Hira Premium for Machine Wofk, srs.e,
OREGON STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Family Machine.
FirstPremum for Machine Work.
Chitscnden Co. w. Ag. Soc. Ill
| First Premium for Family Machine
! First lremum for Manufacturing Machine.
| First Premium for Machine Work.
franklin Cd IN. W Fair.
- First Premium for Family Machine.
=, First premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Champlain 1alley lvt.D Az. Soc. $3.50
l. sS' First femium for Manufacturing Machine.
! First femiua for Machine n ork.
IIampden Cd Mass Agr'l Soc.
! - DiplosA for Family Machine.
I DiplosA for Machine Work. '6.r- I'D
Washington 20. N. w Fair. s's.s.
d First femium for Family Machins. $50 'eh
Queen's Co. n. w. Aer'l Soc. 80
| First Eemiun for Family Machine.
I+*E First femium for Manufacturing Machine.
i First kemium for Machine Wofk.
.saratosa Co N. w Fair.
l. ss - First Eemium for Family Machine.
! Mechapics' Institute tPa.) Fair. -s7"
j .as rirsteremium for Machine for all purposes.
/ ~ FirstPremium for Machine Work. VIZ
Greenfield ib.J Union Fair. 81.
i sr-.t FIRST Premium for Family Machine.
| PirstPremium for Machine Work.
Clinton Co. iO.) Fair.
Y Firstt'remium for Family Machine.
| Rirst Premium for Machine Work.
MontgomeryCo. (fa. Fair. a.. ..
--. First Premium for Machine for oil purpo1ss.
First Premium for Machine Work.
San Joaquin Co. Cal.) Fair.
| b.. FIRST Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work.
San Jose District (Cal.) Fair. ''af
First Premium Tor Family Machine. - -
4 rr Fira Premium for Machine Work. .sgr..,a
ILL The above comprises all the Fairs 1t which the
GROVER & BAkxR MACHINES exhibited In 1863.
Sales rooms. i95 Broadway, New York.
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A hstrac Is Of Land Titles.

: 80 K sE Z
+ wehaye ID o III offcs sempiets sstso BsNks
Elance tie exact coRdjti<A q the 49, ~ hsesy
tract S4LAna and 10Wn Lei II Gedxf cotn.
ty. These Books were carefully prepared by our.
selves, and thus far have been found to be free
from any errors. And they show that in the IT,
ties to land ip y. bs se S.Hr .esEs Gre 9vrs1
Many of them fatal to the title and many 9th.
Eeas will be il not corrected before it is too late,
We have been several years preparing the
Books, and now offer the benefit of them to the
public on ths following tow terms:
For Single EEA,aination,l 1904 SJ4O
For AbstrA4 Of Title. IL ~ ~ eco
For each subsequent Transfer Of same, ~
Every person owning, or claiming to own land
in this county should at that his title il
correct, and if not to make il good while 1t is
tSet time; and purchasers should always see that
the title to the land Is secure before paying for
- itsAs ftxsehta suppose tkat weshav< prepared
These Books and can now afford information to
'Eah concerned, relating to the title of lands and
1 lDts, that cannot be obtained elsewhere. All
porsons interested shonld At once avail them.
SELVES of the benefit of them.
1--WE have on hand at all times a superior lot
tef blanks for
Aeeds. Mortgages, Bonds, Notices, Comics.
sions Of judgment. Ghatfei Mo- tgaxes,
4. Power of Attorney, Executors and
~ Guardians Deeds, Trust Deeds,
Tax Deeds,
! and all other forms used in our business, are
e en,f aws a sisssS 4 IT.
PIATT t SPICER.
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LEGAL NOTICE

DlbliG notice is hereby given that Nelson
j. Rathbun, executor Of the estate If Dav;a
aehay, has fllsa IN the County Judges fice Of
mo fa iosa' iep'lt and petition, ask-
rsal est'ssc, situate in Cedar countr, iowa. to-
WV commencing asazs stake On the soutk line
o. she east hall Of the soatheas, oasrter Of SEQ
.son oae O. IN township nntaber .aty.two s2)
II, :, ~" y rang numhe fouri4 west Of the Nth
lp m, and running thence 81 nnrrb.s due north
Io .he center of Pioneer creek. thence west
W. the csaanne Of said creek TO the west line
~ saa co acres, thence due sVath 10 tia section
tiae, taehce east 10 tAe place Of beginning, be.
tls ~ southwest corner of attract of land
Formerly owned by solomon BreyfDsle, supposed
|Eo sahtaih hlteen acres, forlhe purpose OF pay.
Ekns ne debts against said estatc. All persons
kknteses'ea VIII appear and object thereto. on
fkns ntst mai9nday Of Novemher, A D. 1861, or an
ANf said reality. !. e. HrrTs ~ H. ,'''
Oct. llth, ls6i. ntlwa
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AS 4sb"sS s N.o51 A D. 1861 tIiaG
e....., oMc'saA Nor.cE.
TO "ANDREWS & Shelley. ana ANDREW
4 Moopy, De;endaniss Y6usand each OF yon
axe hereby notetied that there i4how on file in
the Office ~ the Clerk OF the District Court, in
said Cedar county, petition Of Hiram isice,.
IToss s 6opanan nj ss% a,Isrs ANN
said petitioner for the AuionAt NfIA and
interest II two certain promissory notes made
10y Andrews 4 Shelley In favor OF Cook sar
gent. for the sum of five hundred dollars each,
both dated September 18th, 1e55, and payable
with interest fi'pm date at the rate oS tea per
cent per anuun one, in one year attes date and
the other in two years after the date thereof
which said notes were executed by. the said
Andrews " Gs.les in ICONS Nv, alton 81 a con.
tract suffered into by them on the eighteenth
day of >eptspper, % fer ths purchsssfef Ger.
tain town r5fsnnd b,ocfs Of Tots in The town Of
DaraRt, in said county of Cedar, as described
aud set out in ssid petition, and UP n which,he
sa'd Andrews \ Shelley received from the the n
owner ofsNLEind ftha pAtty ts,.Ehe4 contr.cN 4
bond for deed or writiea xshesmsnt, by which
abe paid owner bound himself to convey the
= SAID premises by good and sufficient deed to
the said Andrews& shelley upon the paymen t
OF the said promiasory noses and interest &c.
eeraing TO the tenor thereof-whieh said nates
asEalso the town lots and blocks at lots 40 de.
sefibed are nov the property OF the petitioner
And asking that the Court may decree that
tho amount ufsaid notes aud into -est b. paid to
! tse Petitioner by short day to he fixed by the
. Court, or IN default thereof. a Judgment and
cecfre be entered against you nnd that said
contract be sescinded, annulled and held for
haughf, and that you and each of you, NAV bc
, Jared and forerlo-"d .! ana from a'p tight,
e,ler in law Or eqaty, ia or to the prenlfses
Nc" unless yqp Appear and answer therets atf
tbs next tern: Of the sail District Cpurt-con.
Mnncing on the First Menday ~ Bet erther A,
~. on or before noon Of the second - Of
said term, jnd ment will he rendered against
you, and decree made by said Court q acee d.
/ Inca1wlth the prayer OF TIE peBit.oner.
/ -aG,, .---~- HIR.L PRICE -Tsassse.---.
I ~ A.ai. 4UTutLL, Attorney, and sSoNcite for
! complainant. -" - -. I
pton, September Goth. lsst.. 10 -ntix4 !.
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Our Ritter q Fsnily seWina 1scAne
ia fast gaining a worldwide reputation. 1t
be yehd. doubt the best and cheapest and most
be autiful of all Family. Sewing Maihiass yet
offered to the public. No other Family ewing
Machine has % many useful appliaa ses 0vHem.
miae 8inding, Telling. Tdckine s0s1Astiug,
Guaging, Braiding, Introducing, Cording, and
so forth. No other Family Sewing machine has
40 much capacity for a great variety Of. work,
It.willse sew all kinds Of CLOTH and WIN AL Kinds
Of thread.s Great and recent improvements
make cur Family Sewing Machine most liable.
and msst durable. and mosseertain as oil rates
Of speed 1t makes the interlocked stitch,
which Il the best stitch known. Any one, even
of the most ordinary capAcisyyca see, at
glance, how to use the letter Family Sewing
Machine f,pur Family Sewing Mschtusa Are
finished in chaste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machine lisa
piece of cunning workmanship Of the most uses
full kind II protects the snActifne when not In
use, and when about to be sopcrased may be
opened asa spacious and substantial table to
sustain the work. While some Of the Cases,
made out of the choicest woods, are aniahed in
the simplest ana chas.est" manner possible, 9TH
ers are adorned and embelished in the. most
costly and superb manner. - br.'t4srs9 80 s2s
Iii absolutely necessary to zee che fsuhsay
Machine in operation % ~ te Judge Of " great
capacity ana beaatyy..
/. II is fast becoming as popular for family sew;
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