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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-02
I AN CURED.

Ell have taken siI doses q Rafw ay's Pills, Il three
rll4 each, days they cured mo Of Constipation,
Indigestion, aud Iyspcpsia- have taken B-,h's,
only DOT in temporary ef II stopped The use q
thesc pills for week my o. complaint would appear.
SIX Goses Of RAdway's rili. cured me.
s.EPHEy BENNETT, e. S. c. 6n
al have suffered with Dyspepsia and Liver C n.
plant for seven ycars-havc used all forts of pills
they would give temporary comfort, but was COM
relied W "a. them al tie have used ono box
Of Dir. Railways Pills am cured. have not taken
c NJ cIulDs, aoxbury, Lass.
IIrE7, sTRATSISG AND TENEyNUs,
PILLS, STRAIN q AN TEStsNUs,
Ar the results u In irritation Of the mo.
reas memb, ano Of tho bowels, induced by drn>tik
.ia,hese imperfect pills. instead Of being dasolved
by the chile, carried 10 the lover bo~els, and In
dGco peris ATTIC movement or evacuation BY their
pans 1l,s and tenemus, and TIE requel Jdiss eais
10 the uater os, at paiis'ss uner9I Sho take sAsss
imperfect plts
Il yol would avoid these annoy,nces, whenever .
purgatise meticnc s required, take a dose Of
RAILWAYS REGULATING fills
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted with PILES, may rely on positive
GATED WITH GUN
COATED WITH GUN.
COATED WITH GCR
Or. Railways riils arc elegantly Gated with Gum,
iree from ,asto or SMELL can DO taken At all tunes
and on all occasions. No danger will result from coldss
II exposed to wet or daIap weather oo"' s-'.s 'Asss
si1 CT RAILWAYS rrLIs
navc secured vigorous evacuation in severe cases
OF Inflammation OF tho Bweis, Paray sis. &C., Alter
Crotpa Oh Harlem Oil injections and ether means c'nn.
petcy filled doso OF Railways Pills will remove all
Oh truciios, and secure free passage directions tor
are inside each box. r. ca rer box IS cent? sold
b. Druggists, Medicine Dealers. aud .torc- keepers.
n. R-Evcry Agent la, been furnished With JrssA
ma IN -, ZACH hny :. IL
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HELMBOLD'Sr
Genuine Preparations.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUcIIUr . fssi
tive and Specific Remedy for dseasesef the BlsAdr
Kidneys, Gravel and Dropsical swellinrs.
This medicine increases the power OF Digestion sna
excite the Absorbents into healthy action ~ which
the atery Cacareous dispositions, and all basss
ural engagements reduced as well as pain ara IN
namation. Hf@ElfE#
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Executors OF
the estate Of Alex Thompson, SEN, deceased.
have filed their petition in the county court OF
Cedar county. Iowa. at the May term. A. D. 1864
asking from said court an order to sell the north
half of the northwest quarter Of section number
ten l0l, in township number eighty ts0), north
ofrange number three ~. west ofihe 9Th r. NJ.
containing 70 acres, or mach Of said land ~
viii be Sufficient to pay the debts against said
estate. All persons are hereby notified that IN.
less they appear and object thereto on or before
May both, A. d. 1864, an order will be granted ~
prayed for in said petition.
J. c. BELTS, County Judge.
Piatt 4 Spiecr Atty's ni9w3
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800 REWARD.
For . Medicine that will Cure
TICKLING IN THE THROAT,
coU0Ho: iMrLuEMzA:
Or Relieve oonsumptivs Cough. ~ quick AZ
GOES COUGH BALSAM.
Over Five Thousand Bottles
have been sold in Its native town, ana not single
Instance OF It's failure Is known. We have, in our
possession any quantity Of some ofthen
practice, and given the pre- emne any other
II DOES NOT DRY Up "A COUGH, bu. LoosENs
IT. % - to enable the patient to expectc freely
Two or Three DOses will Invariably Cure
Tickling in the Throat.
A half bottle has often completely cured the most
STUBBORN COUCH ! and yet. theugh it is so ssrre
and speedy In its operation, is perfectly harmless
being purely vegetable. 1t IL very agreeable to the
In cases Of Group W. will guarantee Cure
II taken In season.
No Family should be without II!
tits within the reach Of all, the price being
ONLY % CENTS.
And II an Investment and thorough trial does net
tended. We say this, knowing its merits, and feel
COZ Aden that one trial will secure for it home in
every household. t# sE
Do not waste away With coughing, when so small
spectacle DruGEist in town, who willfurnish you with
circular Of genuine cures i has made.
c. @. CLARK Il CO., proprietovs. =
Wholesale Druggists Kew Haven. Ct.
LORD 3 SMITH. General Western Agents,
tn46mG - Lake street, Chicago.
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go -
YER 4 BAKERS
4 CELEBRATED ELASTIC STITCH
| SEWING MACHINES
Ware ararssS the AigAest P,e.inm orr, all
Competitors, at The Jo0ostHs Stale
and County Fare RI 1853.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
Yirss Premium fer Family Machine.
| First Premium for Manufacturing Machine
| EsrH Preniau for MACHINE WORK
HHnSANA STATE FAIR.
Fra Premium f Or M.:s. M sssa 'aP''
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
Yisx Prenium fer FasiIy Machine
frs Premium f1r NJ M ,nins Aachire.
Yirst Premium for Machine wors.
OHIO STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Machine Work.
IOWA fFT va TO- HA II |. .u,,y &C me-
Eirss preaiam for Nanutactarinr Machine.
First Premium for Machine wcrx.
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.
1uN Pse0am for Machine for ali purposes
YHH Premium for Aachine work.
KENTUCKY STATE PAIR.
First PreniHn for Machine week.
MICHIGAN STATE FAlR.
Yrs: Premium for Family Machine
Hisst Premium for Manufacturing MACHINE
HIs: Premium for Maehin. Work.
PENNsYLyANIA STATE FAIR.
FIRST Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Fira Premium FOR Machine work.
OREGON STATE FAIR.
FIRST Premium for Family Machine,
Sirss Prsmisn for Machine WORK.
Chfttendrn Go. W Ag. soc.
yrs Premium Tor Family Machine.
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Franklin Go. ". W Fair.
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fHs' Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Champlain Valley tv,l AZ. Soc.
FIRST Premium for Family Machine
Yrs: preDign for Mar uf.ctrriny x.rhf,s
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Hampden 20. Has, Az,'I SOC.
Diploma ior Family Machine
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washington Go. ~. VI Fair.
FRS. Premium FOR Family Machine
Qnesn's 20. ". VI As,I Soc.
FIRST Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Fuss Premium for Machine Work.
Co. IVY Fair.
FIR. Premium Tor Family Machine.
institute tnn. J Fair.
r r, prsuliur tor Machine tor all purposes.
q Union Fair.
first Premium for Family Machine.
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Clinton Co. 10. Fair. /
First Premium for Family Maehiss
karst Preaa I'M for Nachiue Worn
Go. { Pa Fair.
ytrst Premium for Machine for all purpos..
Frs: Premium for Machine Work.
San Joaquin Go. al Fair.
Firrt Premium for Family Machine
FIRST Premium for Ischin. Work.
San Jose District tCaI.) Fair.
Firs; Premium M for Family Machine.
Fret Premium for Machine work.
? The ahoY. comprises all the Pairs At which the
inorER * BAKxR M.cHixzs yer. exhibited in 1863
sales rosus, is5 Broadway. New York.
~ 9. DANIEL, Agent, Tlrrox Iowa.
YiIai3yi
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AGENTS WANTED,

rgSO sell BY subscription an excellent, illustra
i ted and .ow-priced history Of the Rebellion
i in in both English and German. Also several
other beautifully illustrated, interesting and
valuable family works. Also for Pedlers and
Agents . kreat variety OF Pictures. Battle
Scenes, Portraits Of emine mt Generals and Civil.
jans, Gems for the Album, &C., together with a
large assortment Of Stationery Packages. These
goods sell we'll.
Ror circulars, with terms, address
sr as HENRY HOWE,
Dl5 Ill Nsin Street. Cincinnati.
7s0 Rolls q VAL Peper ies ssls, g g.
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aOSTETTER's
~. CELEBRATED z-Sss
STOMACH
BITTERS. q q


L.
Cures dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache. c.,,.
st,pation, Collie, Intermittent Feveys. c,.ssol w.
spas'ns, and all complaints Of either ser sno
bodily Weakness whether inherent In the syses !,
produced y special causes. sT' Co.,
Nothing that isnot whole some re -, ,,s,
20 us nature enters into the composition Of e,tsss
stomach bHters. This popular preparation eorfs;,.
no mineral of any kind, no deadly botanical s, sn.
no merry eScant; but it is c.mbi nation OF ~. y,
tracts Ora baisamac herbs and plants with the pur.
aud miidest Of all diGusive stint lAnss. ~
II is we'll to be forearmed sa n.t disease ara .. .
- the human system BE- protected by huusS -,
srsinst maladies engendered by an UNIV hole,om. Al,
mos here, impure water and other snteypv 100,
Hostetter's Btters may he re lied on as ,,f.es,,S
In districts infested with Fever ara Arve. Ma,
been found infaiiible preventive and :.
remedy and thou sands Who resort 10 il under 49,.
hension OF an attack, escape the scourre ard tkou
sands who NEGLECT to Avan them Of its Mote. :,
qualities in advance, are cured by vry brief css,,e
this marvellous medicine. Fever ard Avusyas,eht,
aterbing piled " th quinihe for months in vais an
IN Arly saturated with that dangerous aikaicid ar.
NOT unfrequertly restoredto health within few DAYS
BY the use of HoSTEfrEK's BITTERs. nj
The weak stomach is rapidly rinrigorassd and III.
appetite restored by this greeahle Tsnc and kssee
works wonders cases of Dyspepsia In less con.
hrmci forms Of Indigestion. Acting al gentie spd
painless apperent, as well as upon the liver, 1t also
invariably relieves the Cona patton superfndueed ty
irregular action Of the digestive and secreve osssns
Persons of feeble habit. liable to Nervous Attaeh.
LoWhess OF spirits and Fits of Lan.uor Ord prsCtt
and permanent relief from the Filters fhetesshony
on TINS point is most conclusive, and from both yese
The agony OF Bilious Colo Is inme dstey assuxeed
~ asingie dose OF the stimulapt and hy ssonay
resortins to it, tie return Of the rcn,Ian ut ny
prevented.
As General Tonic, HOsTETTER's BfrrEHy rrc.
auce effects which must he experiences Or witnessed
t,efore trey can he fully appreciated In cases
Constitutional Weakness, Premature Decay and Dshi.
ity and Decrepttude arising from Old Age szers.
me electric influence In the convalescent s'agesa
al diseases It operates as delight full iny svnst-
hen the powers OF natare are relaxed ii operates
re enforce and e-estaiii 81 them. 81 IA az sRgA
Last, hut not least. is THE ONLY SAFE srIarLAxr.b
ing manufactured from sound ocuoa na.eTia.
and entirely free from the acid elements present
or less in all the ordinary toncs and stomach u e
day
No family medicine has been so universally, maN
may he truly added. dsserrtIis popular with the s
Igent portion of the community, AZ H0efIr1RRS
BTTTTRS.
Prepared by HosTETTER & SMITH. pisssssrs,
Pa Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storeserpes
everywhere. -=.a .-#3A ~ n4Svi0yl1
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LRoD = sAlTa, Chicago, ia. 0sAssal
AGsnt0. vl1nlayl
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A Nice assortment ofRteel Plate En- grsv II n
"A Autographs. plain and colored, for sale ct
r. d. Simm0nS Sky.l.isAt Gallery.
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DRESS GOODS.

LAwNS-New styles and different prices.
SPRING DELAINES-3s per- gard.
GINGHkNs, &c. SC.
~ Our stock Of Dress Goods comprises
styles entiry new, ana Of this Springs impor-
tatiVn.
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~ 9. DANIEL, AGENT, Tlyrox, Iowa.
yifr-lrl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-11-11

1t is said that Early is to be reinforced by
three fresh divisions, with a view to the re-
possession of the Valley. A letter in the New
York Herald, dated at Cedar Creek, says
that Early's confidence on the morning Of the
10th was only equaed by his exultation.-
He declared about ten o'clock that it was
"t the greatest victory Of the war" About
that time Gordon pressed him very hard to
have all the plumber he had taken from our
camps removed to Fishers Hill. and suggest
ed that the rebel army should fall back TO the
same place, leaving strong skirmish line be-
hind to protect their rear. Early, however,
would not listen to the prudent advice of his
subordinate, but expressed determination
to push along into Mary'and and Pennsylva-
mia. He accordingly ordered up his supply
trains and halted his men for breakfast, pre-
paratory to pushing along but then came
our turn, and under the gallant Sheridan we
did the pushing.
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The following acknowledgement having
failed to reach Us until now we take pleasure
In giving It place in our columns
EAST WARREN, VI, Oct. 20, 1864.
Mr.. Edlto'--Dear Sir: / take this oppor-
tuni'y' VTough your paper, to acknowledge
the thanks myself and family to $. b. Col
BY, Register T. 5. Treasury, for his prompt
assistance in procuring me pa., 20 Win
chester, Va, to attend nv son. ]. e. Ell
bridge. Captain Battery Il, ~ VI. ARTILLERY.
who lay dangerously wounded at hat nlac.'
We would also tender our thanks TO Gfank
Holbrook, for his assiHtaDce in procurir. a
furlough. so that ! might bring him home c
his family and friends. ! would say that h
il suffering from fracture Of the bones II
bip. but in due time we are in hopes to se'
him able to take the field again
Yours Respectfully,
T. FIDPIDGR.
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Catarrh can be Cured.

BISgHAMPION, Dec. 2, 1868.
DIR. OAKs-Kind Sir ~ received your letter inform
ing when you would be at Lutte Falls again. anc
that you would be happy 20 hear from me-
there. Well, SIR ! knew of no two petsons whom :
would rather see than you and your wife First, your
vile because she old schoOlmate of mine, anu
secondly, you, because know you have cured OF a
disease our ply sicians called Consumption but which
you called ChTOHtc CadrTh and b. justice 90 you,
good physician write TO inform you that am entirely
cured Of Caarrh which has ai. Ted me for twenty-tw
years my lungs, eyes throat aud head WE'LL my
breath does smell as DC used TO DO not hear those
awful sounds IA my years, and IN fact never cuJUco
better health n my whole life, and ten Thousand
times thankful 70 you. My bes love 90 you both aud
may God bless you iu Jour noble agocau.n.
Yours In haste,
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Blindness, Deafness, and CataIrh
Cnrpd

SrRIEGPIFLp CENthR, OtstgD Co Dec 10, 1858.
Dr. OAKs Pear SW--With gratitude peuni me to
testify that your extraordinary tkllA operating upon
my lef eye which has been blind Tor than t0eiue
yelfs and restoring my sight, after having been repeat
eddy pronounced iuourabu You have as uustopped my
which have troubled me hre years with uotses,
ringing and doafnsss, and which you have restored n
ttcl days 10 perfect he iring
Further you have also set my heart at rest in alton
10 my trouble with Catarfh aud Bronchitis / fully
satAhed that your capabilities be too highly es
umated and appreciated, aud oheerfully recommend
any who may be uoubl.d with Blindness Deafness,
aud CaiarTh, TO call upon YOU for know that you
cure them.
JOHN Srpgpy t}ouroN
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DR.. Ii. A. OAKS Dear Sir-l feel very grateful to you
for your kndutss 90 me during your Attendance. am
German by birth, am ~ years Of age have resided
IN America for i've years For eieus teIrs hay" on
troubled with bleeding VI the lungs nave been under
the treatment Of very eminent French aud German ply
sicsns IN Europe. nave also beeu subject the best
treatment Of some eminent American puyticlaus Yet
with all this array OF talent combined with all their
tinuous efforts and with all their extensive facilities
suu my haied their utmost skill l used 10 spit
large quantities Of blood daily My iron frAme began 20
culver under the Alternating influence of disease |
de paired Of ever recovering, of even being helped
gave up, End had decided 20 let the disease take lis
coufse, until l.. Wilkins, Esq recommended me TO try
your treatment am tHdeed, rery grateful that I'D
so, Tor In the short space of month you old ur
me a. an all the ply sicana whom had previously
ployfd, whether n klrope or Amirie fOU CURED
ME!i
sn, dear sir, yours very gratefully,
.. IA. THOMAS,
Catherine Street Uuea, o October l3h, 1868
he Doctor ma, be consulted Montpelier, at the
rgham Hotel, Room No. g. for tao days. Monday
esday, November IAN and 10Th
on. .snces circulars 10 be hsd at his roous.
4'' pm A M, until p. N.
,9NsuLrATloN sl0O.
AhOULDEK 4RACEs at
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/ hereby certify to the yeracity Of the above.
BEIStY sMiIhIliliotd
blindness Of Forty Years standing
Cared.

l. Samuel Steere Of Fly Creek Otsego county, do
hereby certify that have been totally blind for Forty
Years. and have been under the treatment u the most
experienced oculists aud surgeons Of New York, who
have pronounced my case incurabe.
have been under Dr. Oaks treatment for seven weeks
have him but three times, and the hrst time
to day these many years, enabled discover OBJ
jects clearly twenty rods distant aso 20 read
his name ON his window shades which / have done in
the presence of Witnesses, from delight at
turning vision. When hrst the Doctor was com-
pletely prosuated in bodily health he has completely
restored me- anu very happy TO say that feel fun
twenty years younger. am nearly 10 years ola.
SAMUAL STBBRB
Utica, Sept 9th, 1862.
Witness-J A. Kinney and Or. Calvin Kinney,
Frankfort Herkimcr county
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htcHfiKLp hrhlNGsi OtstRo Co.. Apul g. 1864
Dr. a. OAKS / am indebted 90 you for restoring
me 10 perfect sight In month"; afer being con. ptey
blind from prouacted affection OF Eryspeas ia the
head
am indeed truly grateful to God for His goodness in
directing your etor 70 Testoe my shattered health and
lost sight aud not nay health oni hAt If my wife
when she could no longer be helped bt pnyacans after
having been troubled tn Heart Disease aud female
difficulties for six years.
(alguedl JoHS FREEMAN,
Ia Euru.AH
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THE PLOT FOR BURNING NORTH
ERN CITIES---SEVERE MEASURES
ADOPTED.


WVsHGNGToN, Thursday night, Nov 8.
The information Of plots to destroy the
northern cities by FIRE, comes to tho state de-
partment from official sources in the British
provinces. The authorities Of the cities no
tilted by Secretary Seward have made ample
preparations against such raids. The COM
manders Of Federal troops have instructions
to inAict summary punishment upon any per
sons found engaged in this work, and some
say that if they are pursued into Canada It
will be overlooked by the authorities.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoroMAo,
Nov. l.
The men taken on the picket line Tuesday
night in front Of Fort Davis, belonged to the
Goth and llllh N. Y. regiments. They were
new men, hence they were not 80 watchful
as the old troops. This is the same place
where cur soldiers played similar trick
some time ago on the rebels 1t seems that
the rebels did not carry off single musket
belonging 20 our soldiers, as they were all
found and brought in by Pierce's brigade,
which went out to re-estabish the line 1t
is supposed that their force was too small To
carry so many extra arms and did not have
time to return for them. Although firing was
kept up by beth sides on the line no casual
ties are reported
Last night firing was kept up most of the
time, but the line remains the same as pre-
vious.
All is quiet this morning. Indian summer
here has begun.
(Signed) W. d. MoGREooR.
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CERTIFICATE
WORTH A MILLION.
An old Phynnan's
Tefitm0uv
READ
Waterbury. VI


POO
Although ! do not'
like the practice of phy
sicisns recommending.
Unfortunately, Oh c.
patent medicines Of the.
day yet aftera trial vi
ten years, ] am free to.
admit that there Be- one.
medicine before the pub
Tic that any Physician
can use IN his practice
and recommend t nd.
puhIic with PERFECTION
hdence that mrdicIut
is Rev N b Downs
Vegetable BaIsamic b.
liH.t
/ have used DC myself
with the very best sue
cess, and now when
ever / am troubled with.
a Cough or Cold, ] iu
yariably use b. I eau.
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Deafness Cured.

NEW uhK, Dec r. 1868
DR. OAKS 1 write to inform yol that the medi
cine you pres ribed Tor my khtumutsm, has euurely
cured me- after having be treated for be yeas aud
nine mon hs, by the most skul physcisus IA Virginia
and New York 1 nov walk without the and Of
oTutChes cane, after using your medicine three uee
q. q. GOODMAN, 9th Il. y. q. N., Co. d.
p S.-Ihe old gentleman, air h. whom you oper
ated upon llf deafness ana Caauh, SAYS that YOU
have ct ed hun, and that he hear any person wills
per to him, afer having been deaf Tor ., years.
success 10 you, doctor. &. o. q
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FlsTuLA LACHtYMAlls.-A wonderful euro performed
by Dr. ii. A Oaks having come under our nlucc, We
feel the greatest confidence Ia recommending his
ror treatment TO such may De- afflicted VITA diseases
Of the eye This cure performed after the had
been pronounced by eminent physicians mcuranle, and
the eye entirely destroyed aud lie despaifed Of Tue
eye is we'll, healthy aud brilliant ever and no one
discern the difference d. is really wonderful cufe
and would grace any Of our 'mcdical records. sue
cess 70 DR. Oaks and his superior treatment which
entirely new. a. j. AiCNAIRK
Uuca, May 2lsi, 1861,
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GREAT CLOSING OUT sALEl!

We the u dersgned, wishing 20 make other busiuegt
Arrangements, will o.Oso entire Stock (at greatly
reduced pHces) consisting Of Foreign and Domestic
ID Nv CT o o q
Groceries Crockery Glassware, Hardware, Boots Shoes
9 l. Q II II n O.
Paints, Oils Drugs, Agricultural implements, Sc, Sc.
h. foot everything pertaining TO country store and
wants Of Community.
The h hest prices will be given for country Produce
iu exchange mr. tht above. We shall sell At private
sae for few wteks, then auction the balance,
Sales Positive.
All accounts can be- adjusted with the firm II done
soon otherwise they will be eft with lawyer for col
lection.
M h G. q. FRENCH.
p,--- " Iulv ~ 1884 asw,tf
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As ever, Yours,
ANDREW ARCHER
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NTATRIMONIAL!


4Va LADIES ANu GENTGEMEN,
f sou wish marry, address ihc und rslncd who viii
end1ou without money and without price valuable inc
information Thar will enable you 80 marry happy and
speedily irrespective of wealth beauty This in-
formation will csst you nothing, and n you wish
~, VIII chfeIfll, assist you. an letters strictly
hdnuN The desired information sent by return mail,
and mo- questions asked, address
Sarah Lambert Gteenpout Kings Co..
% 3}daw NkW YORK.
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nlFEcIIoMs EoR ~

In shuttnHtho machine together turn tlla crauta
utto, bio th4t Che ends tho cutters vl out0r tle
grooves 200 tnn arhar.
Gather tiu I.eecH OFT strips, ana feed 10 reau-
lnrly into tAo .HNUr, when tlo machine ls ml lt
Will he .fu o. ~ .a t4rre.
After o. mt4tt Doe cut has go boon putiut1 tho
hopper putin come titao minced meat so that
tho mc1trUmlIn.Hg iu tho machine uncut may ho
forced under tIe cutters
WHOM tho cltiersf .Iulro sharpening 10 can easily
be A-nn WIN . .L--L---