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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-03-03
FROM THE CAPITAL,
Correspondence Of the Advertiser.

Correspondence Of the Advertiser.
DEs MONIES, February eth, 1864.
The State Convention, as you are
aware, met at the appointed time and
transacted its business with harmony
and enthusiasm 1t is true there was a
little furry on the part of few brethren
whose discretion was not commensurate
with their zeal; but the efforts of these
were confined to the hotels and were
made before the Convention assembled
Prior to the day of the convention
some "appliances" came into town en-
closed in vltrcous casing and accompanied
by little chap [ think they call "Lin--
kensale," who had in his pockets some
pamphlets called "Reasons why Lincoln
should not be re nominated" As soon
as he ''arrove" he dop!oyed his forces
and commenced an assault on "Unclc
Abe" After a little skirmishing Link
ensalc withdrew in rather good order and
left Lincoln in possession of the field
The little fellow was plucky; and the
contest though brief was amusing. In
effect, however, it was very much like
an attack made on gate post by young
ram, and, as the hind quarters of the
latter would be thrown up at the moment
of collision, SO the coat tail of our little
hero might be supposed to tc elevated !;
q speak tigurativcly;) and the disclosures
in either case may be regarded as similar,
both as to extent and character. The
little fellow was undaunted by the result.
lie thinks, and | think, he is as biz a
little man as | ever saw. | do not wish
to be regarded as speaking disrc&pcctful
CT him for | hear he writes some very
good peices. | do not know why he
conducted himself just as he did.
A bill has passed the Senate providing
a salary of from $50 to 5000 for County
Superintendent, aud making it their
duty to visit schools.
After considerable discussion, the bill
providing that Treasurers' shall receive
the notes of the National Banks and
those Of the branches of the State Bank
of Iowa, for taxes, has finally become
law.
The bill providing for the survey of
route for the Ship Canal, has gone back
to the committc.
The friends and enemies of the Super
visor system are still actiyc-the former
prcdominating.
The ADVERTISER arrives regularly aud !
is very welcome visitor. The leader in
the last number has been read and passed .
around and receives universal approba,
tion. + G
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SHERIFF SALE,

~ virtue Of special execution to me direct.
- ca, issued from the office Of the clerk Of the
iStl'et oui'' IN ana TOR the county of Cedar ard
State of Iowa, in favor ofG =. Inpmon ~ T,oas.
ufeF Tor use Of School fund, and against Noah
Green, +. G'rer, Charles >wetlanI ana A. Shaw.
nave levied apon the following property a. tb 9
property OF the said Noah Green and p. Green
tO-wit: '
Lot number six 81, in block humber rour lIl
III the town OF Rochester, in Cedar county. State
OF IOWA, with the appurtenanecs thereon;
AND shall offer tile same for sale at public out
cry at the court house door in the town of Tin.
,9h, IN SAID county, on Tuesday, the 22d day Of
natcH' a. u. loC4 at l o'clock 7. NJ. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs ina; may
accrue thereon.
Rated this ed day Of February A. D. 1854.
DAVID pLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
WINE pr fee 50 30.
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The Address of the Rebel Congress to :iie
People of the ConlederaCy.

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'.ls - ~ H ''.S ,'0S' U o.. 'S' ~ Tax
ffsbaJ T. ~ w.. , 1.'a,v o'"1,' 10 pup
..TL, a ~ s1y .InStny; II says
man, hns ' ,o, ., ., 'n' ieae'~i govern
nanao and .I,t !. " 'S,, - 1oe. . Io' 's>''o
"uu 'na' /. "o0'u no' cohseh, 10
VI "'' '''.n' s"o' We cou'o possibly
"oroota>, l." p'ooi u tH's' We reitf 10 '"9
a.i,,, ". ''. .I VI con0i'''''oh ana
vo op' YDa W :'-''' '''' ~ coott'up'uou'
'e'0'"' " iI',''7 'nt ICE fosioeh',
w., I"0 Wa a:n' % ne5o''0'e i't So''en'nS
80: "P. '''.es u m''' anu 'Ne'l Feo'O'''
sJse''oD y. ,na ono'9 u d nto''a' power
,;os TI" n' w." scr '"o con .euu'us par
a 's ~ i'o'''' ,' y. sue" strange con
- ~ ,ou' luz i''9oo''eah pa''!
was ~ ~ G'"'''J S'",'lJ ana TIC
So, "n.y "a - '1' ; '2'aaes' 'uu i''"eo'n was
80 S''1 ~, ,"', 49, u:A-o ~ ~Ioon p'.Sn
~. ,o'J.e" "s a'''I ", H:| 'He o''''s'
~ '"0 S0"' - - 'i''.'0' "a '''to Po1cy' oe
cause inc Nohs'''u''0n' which was Its
''iu' i'c' 5A'=co anu pIo'cc'ed slavery
anu '''o sovereignty u inc o'atcS. lie
onlon must therefore, DC SacFiilced, and'
10 insure us n r, d war was de,
'of"'iheO on nc mass OF inc northern
pe'p'e were no, P!'Ey 70 n Tna Synpafh1zea
IL IL ~ suen oc,'s'' ln'y 'o'ea 'Ge
n'o' d, "''o H'Sneu ~ preserve H. 40
.any ,He peop'e 10 ',e support OF 'He war
.aG "Jsr. -, "1T p'o''"'n' e. 10 DC rc::o-
.I:lJ" ~. w. on'on' 40 ~ ,s'"I ",'c' Iii
p,t NV ;n5 s1aV' u " , s8Ieo,
,.' ,,l l.,'Dlo oi' ,e''' ""u
s;1a 1'>''"' ''''" - f'''''''' ~ eoe'-
u nIt :. .hsn., - ro,..3 49,. 49,
o,nn,oat ra nH" ~ p..'or' ''''' a 10Y
Tn;nn wonId s1a rS' sua1 y, ' 'ns .,lc
oa,fsaa,;on s. ru; s".'' ',',.,0,' 90 'S ''e
o,aanoina.;a, - l.nn. "'o t'op.: ~ 'ne
- ;aa;,, ,I',, 80, - S'.''''''I S""i -
aIdno,;o,, fron ~ se''o,' 'o'eipl'
~ar,, o,,Ta,a,aa. .., ''o..., a a. S :, pun
of 5000 s.n.a n; .l"'S, ;.'' oiS'sioh
al .sna1ia'o ,I'''1 ~ h'."oo' as .onSe,j
nnn,,, Oe'''It"''', ., 'na' one an, 'en'n OF ,ne
pnder mil;tarr r,,o shonIa o s",, I'4 ~.
will of tho romaini,a n;ro .nn.h, ms rho
onlv rolat;on hotwac, tIa tr r','" nno,:' = 10
nnjcr srcb ,ol;cv i tLa. 81 Sse''0nS,
and corornrdd svno.;o.a ia oo"I1V,of
1T vnn,J L.rJ1r ho sa;r ' -. . pe"uen u,
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Is Office;

Is hereby given, that the undersigned. have
been appointed Administrator ard Administra-
trlX OF the estate Of Willard Hammond. AlIper-
sons having claims against the estate are hereby
hot,Nel to file them, properly authenticated
WIN tAe County Judge; and all persons indebted
10 sad estate are requested to call on the under.
signed and make payment without delay.
lHAS HAMMOND, Administrator
SUSAN HAMMOND, Administrators.
Upton, Iowa, Feb 90, 1854. 3w9
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PUBLIC SALE,

Inc subscriber will sell at public sale at his
residence four miles northeast Of Upton, on
TUESDAY the 9Th day of March, 1864. commenc-
ing at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following property,
VIZ: - head of horses l COW, 22-year old steers,
caves 10 head Of hogs, l broadcast grain
sower, tanning mill, plows and harroys. | sett of
harness, household and kitchen furniture. two
stoves, corn and hay, and other articles too
numerous too mention TERNs-All sums of
- ana under, cash; over that amount credit of
nine months, with approved security.
FESTUS DEYO.
Feb 81 lpcI-ow*
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THE DANISH SITUATION The Lon
don Morning Post, of the 18th is of opin.
ion that the Danes are in position to
carry on defensive war in Schleswig.
with comparative case for many months
to come. They occupy the Island OF
Alsen on the eastern coast of the Duchy.
together with the strongly fortified posi-
ton of Duppel on the adjoinining main.
land From the Island it will be next to
impossible for the Germans to dislodec
them, and yet SO long as the Danish for
ces are concentrated here the Allied DOW.
ers will be compelled to maintain a large
army OF occupation in Schleswig. How.
eyer, the Danes, with their fleet, may
blockade the German Ports.
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ESTRAY COLT.

Estrayed from the subscriber, living in Red
Oak Grove. about the middle of January last a
BAY HORSE COLT two years old next summer
and had small white spot on his forehead.-
any person giving information to the under
signed, or leaving word at the AnvrpTIsrp
ONCE, where said colt can be found, will be lib
orally rewarded. TIO,s SLATER
March 8, 1864 2w* .
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SHERIFF SALE.

pl virtue Of an special execution to me direct
- ed issued from the office of the clerk Of the
Of the District court in and for the county of Co.
dar and state OF Iowa in favor of G. ?. ingman
as treasurer, DC, and against Thomas f. Tracy
and Alvin Thayer, | have levied uron The FOL
lowing groperty as the property of the said
Thomas +. Tracy, to wit:
The north half of the northwest quarter Of
section thirty-four (34) in township eighty-one
~ north OF range number one a. west of the
ON p; m, containing so acres, more or less,
with the appnrtenances thereon.
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tin
ton, IN Cedar county on Saturday, the 9th day of
February, A. D. lsG4, at II o'clock, a. m. of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 25th day of January A. D., 1894.
DAVID PLATNER
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Win 7lpr fee $3.50
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IMMEDIATE EMANCIpAT1oN.-Th
Unconditional Union State Central Com.
m'ttee Of Maryland, say well in their re
cent address to the People of that State:
The only emancipation which is COM
patlble with the interests of the whole
now sIaveholding population is that
which shall be imnlcd,atc-conrert The
stare INTO free man wherc he IS, and as
he as, and gjre him the protsctiou ofMe
}rws'
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ALLEN RECOGNIZABLE,
Attorney at Law, Notary Public Justice
OF the Peace, and
w a r g LAIN GENT

ATTAL1ssa, MuscATINE CO., Iowa,
WILL practice in the District Courts of Mpseatinc
" Cedar, and adjoining counties PROMPT atte nti,p
given to collections.
TO Soldiers, Widows and Heirs.
VIII give especial attention the colec nds
against the Governments. Bounty money and pensions
Obtained. vr6n Int
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TRUSTEES Sale.

RY virtue Of aided Of trust, made and executed
u TO me by Adam ROoss, bearing date the I4th
day Of Jn1e, a. d. 1859, and OF record In tho he.
eorders ofic9,in the county Of OhIo aud stste Of
West Viz EinlA, in Deed BOOK Number "a Polio iBs
VIII proceed 70 sell At Public Auction at Tho iront
door OF the Court HOuse, of Ohio connIy in me
city Of Wheeling. on Thursday, the 26tn dSy ri
Nay a. D. le6i. TO the highest cd beat bidder me
following described property, 10 wit: The soutb
Nt Oh LOT numbered SIX 49, in jonathan IneSs
aaahuon 70 the town Uf WheelInR b,.Rinninv on
aAln streSt At tho corner Of lot ioFHsrIv Owned
oy 9eoIge Nennnm, dec, ased thence uorthWnr,1II.
with hatd street nifty feet; thence Westward vIth
inc parallel With the line o. George Eennum. de-
Ceased, one hundred aud three ilU3, feet; Theme
soot1E;Ed q right angeS, aIty iset, to SAID zen.
. line; thence eastward, with said Yennum's
ne, one hundred and three llU3I feet, the begin
nnnSi except 30 much thereof was conveyed bt
the Nortn Western Bank OF Virginia 10 Jnniss Ne
Donald by deed, dated the 92na cay OF Februarv
1851, and now Of record in Ohio county VirFiDiss'
0ug the same residue OF said piece or E,arcsi eI,
xeyeu 70 I'd Adam Roose. by said Norm Wsstsrr
sank OF PirgtniGs by deed. dated Pebfuarvf I6It,
1eetS ond now Of record in EaId county tS,1Tbe5s
WIN the privilege OF using the three GOt Sllsv mEI
TONED 70 said last nauied deed.
me above property Is subject to dover rjRbt ~;
EkRHs OF eALE-Une halt c ,Ah, and the bsiS1rsl NJ
the purchase money payable In zig ADD nins otSs
WIN interest JOHN VOGLEK
MEASUREMENTS having been made SSlts H..
HlaoW clear title vi | be given. apze sOt
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gailg gattIllgfnfss


6.Ths mysIeFtgs Of Washington.
The case of Miss Maggie Duval, one If
the gTrls employed in the currency print
ing bureau Of Washington, and believed
70 have died from an attempt to produce
an abortIon upon her, has been thrown
iDto very much Of muddIe by the re-
Pvrs of physicians. who made post NOR
teme examination. They believe that
size died of what they call "pelurO-
pneumOnia;" and one of then testified he
found NO evidences Of pregnancy and no
evidence Of medicine taken 10 produce
aLorliVn- Yer the evidence of several
Witnesses goes to show quite eonclnsiyly
that the deceased had bsen under medical
treatment fer the purpose Ot an abortion;
and Miss Ella p Jackson, fcIlOW-clerk
In the bureau and an actress also, ia I'M
der arrest for completely with Miss
Duyal's supposed seducer, a son of Mr
Lewis of PDiladeIPhia, commissioner of
internal revenue at the capital, in efforts
TO conceal one crime By the commission
Of another. The evidence is disagreeable
and foul, and Whatever the immediate
cause Of the young woman's death. it
leaves no doubt that there was crime
gross and lustful, connected with her
life. There was a painful scene in the
court room when, in the the examination
by the cprouer, WAS proposed to have a
medical examination of the body Of the
decesed:-
NEARLY all of the members ofthe fam
came rushing into the roum where the
bOdy lay, as soon as the news Of the IN
tended operation was communicated 10
them. Mrs Robinson (sister Of the de-
ceased) threw herself frantically upon
the COtin and called upon her sister to
rise up aud give the lie to the dishonor
imputed to her. Efforts were made to
take Mrs K. from the room, but she in-
sisted that the post mOrtem examination
could not be had; her sister had never been
guilty ola criminal act, and that she
did not wish to havs the bUdy deSecrated
by all present looking upon it The
effort to remove her from the room was
finally accomplished by force, Mrs Rob-
iISUn Offering much resistance, but DR.
StIns's announcement TO her that
the examination would fully prove the
innUceuce or guilt of deceased, and that
the Jury would leave the whole matter of
the examination To the physicians and
not look upon the body themselves, made
her aud other members of the family
somewhat more willing to have the Oper-
alton pertomed."
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T a E ONL z PL ACE WHRRR A
CURE CAN BE oBTAISED.
ma JOHNSTON HAS DIsoOVRprn nm,

nR JOHNSTON has DISCOVERED THE MOST
y y certain, speedy and Only Edectual Remedy
the Beck ADD Limbs, Structures, ARsetions a nc
kidneys and Bladder, involuntary Dtsckarres IN.
F'o.eLsys GeneFal Debility, SeTT-usnesS, Dyspepia,
tAhgnprS Low srdTits, Confusion Of Ideas PaIuifA-
ton Of the Heart, nmidity, TrelbIfng DFlnotss OF
sight or Gi3dtusss, DiseaSe Of the Head, FhroaL
NOSE OF sktn, Affections Of the Liver, LIMA sfoD,
ach BoWels-.hOSe Terrific J,isorder- HIis51' f,
the Solitary Habits Of YOuth-tbose .EcEET mi III
taIy Prsetiees uoEe fatal to their victims than the
song Of eyfeDS 70 the ARrinerI Of Uly sses biEhtn
ttsiE mott brilliant hopes OF auticirsfionE T,yde
ing marriage &e7 impossible.
s.4 YOUNG NEE 7
Epecauy who haE esbee0u.s tps, yietir1 n Ri
wee th4t orHadtoi and d. strnctive haDiT uhieh an
Young Aen Of the most exaits talents and LFIij.nt
intellect, Sho might CtheT Siss ave eutraneed lis
IelnE senAteA With the ihnndels q el6quebes, or
walked TO eeataey the living IyTs may cal ; III fuI
confidence.
fs. 15e3 MARRIAGE
tAlaTEed lPeTsons, Or 1ouSg 1en eontem plating
marriage, beng aware ofphytieai sAknts rEanic
deHihtg, dctOEDiti 6 speedily cured.
he who places himself unae. TIE care Of Dr. J.
Sn eSnde IN b. honor a. gentleman,
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and EulI TIgor Restcred
1his Distressing 6dection-Wnieh Fende4s Life AID
marriage imPOssibie-is the penalty paid ~ the
Nletins oil Improper indulgeneea Young persons are
too apt to commit e1eessFs from not being aware OF
the dreadful consequences that NAV sns5ia Nov.
VINO thAt lndsFstARds ne HutJecG viii pretend 70
DENY that ibe power Of prOcTeaton Is lost soOner by
those Ailing iuio inpr per habits than By Ihs prn
dent! Besides being deprived OF the pleasure Oh
healthy ohsPrtbg, the most serious and destructive
symptoms 70 boIh6ody aud MUD arise. The sYGteru
becomes deranEed, the Phys Gel aud Mental lunc
to1z " eueds Los OF ProcFeatiVo Ps EeF RerVouI
iFEitabuity, DyaPePsins PalpitatiUn Of the Heart
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting o
the Frame Cough, CONSUMPTION, Decay aud Death
Office, No. z South Frederick st.
Len hand side going from BaitImore street a few
dOeFs from the corner. Fail not 10 abserye Ihe na
and number. 49, 1850
Letters must Be paid and contain stamp. III,
Doctors Diploma hangs il his ONCE.
a CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
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commissioners Safe.
Joseph MOFtl.On's executor,

Joseph MJrrison's heirs.
virtue Of decree OF tue CtrcuIt Court for Ohio
~ county IN Lts At spring term le5T an : sls.o OF
= decree made by said Court on the 18th day of
March, 1854, will, on MOSOAT, the sjd day Of
1901, St the IrOnt door Of tnS Court House for
UhiJ county rs 10 O'Clock, a. 81 sell the GollJSinx
dtserihed property, viz: TEsnty sewn l2TI feet.
more OF less. Oh the vest sIdo OF Lot number one
said property Tics john stree and on Il Is reois
g good two story brick building.
TERMS VI bALE-Une-Lhird Of the purchase
money 70 be paid In cash and the balance 10 eauRl
payments at six ApI twelve months With interest
from day Of sale, and title be retained uutlI
insult /. full has besn male.
ROBERT MORRISON,
aprI2-td Commissioner
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Commlssioner's Sale
Sha4 70 &c W 66A1I
Special Com mi HIOnsra.

Of a Valuable tGrbs on G.s Ohio Rfpy scar
RIrkeTRbuHg, ". Va.
Edwin VAIney aud VIE, ct ais, Comppts
Richard Haddeu, o.. al, Defendants.
Ia OhADcery.
NOTICE IL hereby given, that BhAII, in accord
In Gnce with decree OF the circuit Court EUhIo
county ". Va rendered on the 18Th day OF March,
1861 in the AbOYe entitled case the front door OF
the Court House of Wood county, W. Va, In the
city OF ParkerubuTg. on ThurSday, the leti day OF
May 1851 et 10 O'Clock, A. 81, offer Tor sale ut pub
lie auction the following described valuable prop
eLty, VIZ: farm containing about tGo hundred
l2OOI acres, situated Ia what u knONu ~ Eho VAN.
igB on Bottom IN the County OF Wood, ~. Va, on
lhe bank OF thu ohio river and shout ave miles be-
low the city u PArkersburg. The lAuds are beantI
iuily atnated and highly improved. Said farm
belones 70 the estate Of alexander Hidden, decd,
and = sold by decree Of Court with the consent d
tne heLH and parties interested. The tirIo is per
ieet; The deed 70 Alexander Had On Is Of record
In Wood Coz w. Ya.u Book No. Is, page 50.
TBhhS.-One-foufth Of the purchase money in
CAM the balance in three equal payments Ut ak
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser giving
bonds with good security Tor the deferred payments
OF purchase money, Lhe Commissioner reLainIgc a
lien nPon the property till The dvEerrsd payments
are entirely paid on.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
special Commissioner.
Wheeling. W. Va, April 18th. IS T. 3Ot
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road.

ing KAN Road.
WAND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 18Th Is.Ss ~.
segPer LEetna VII leave bridgeport a. fSiI6,FG
lLOO A. II. Man Train. stopping =. Al, ,,.,t.--
EiEes Al Pittsburgh n $50 p. n mi
Cleveland n $40 p n
SsSe r u. Accommodation Train, Stopping Al ali
- At'se' II F1fts6HrGh Al SOS
1000 P. b. ELFLsas Trnin, Arriyss at Pittsburgh a,
El9 s. ". and Cleveland NJ 9.f6 A. g.
RET Y RNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland At $50 A n aud "A = n :.
nye ~ Bridgeport ct COS p. n ard co, A " =
Leave PtttspurRh ct Las A. b., 6:i5 A. II. and
A. II. and Cos P. n - 80
CONNECTIONS are made ns F4oIIo,,,.,
AZ PfttsburEh With Pennsy1vanta R. H f,r Hayrf,
burg, Baltimore, Washington Ptila
delphta, New York and Boston
AT uieVeland With Cleveland 4 TOIsd r n GT RaD-
dnsky, Toledo, Detroit, CHICAGO ond
All points In the GoR8H WEs4 with
Detroit steamers for Detroit Jaef.o1
Chicago and the HoR4H wEsF WIG
StsTslhnd Erie R. K. for Erie DuU.
6lrE, Buffalo and Niagara Falla with
cleveland, Columbus { Cineinnati toF
GEesthne. Delaware Columbus and
At Hudson with the c. z. c. Err. for cuv,bov,
t seliH' Akron, AilleEEburgh and Woos
At Alliance with ?: IT. n. 4 O. a h. for Canton
aasSillon, Wooster, Salem, Enou, Go
lumbus aud Chicago
AtSteobenfllIe With p G. Q. Line aud Al REII as
with CO. O. R.R. for GAINESVILLE. SevI
ark Columbus, 3enia, DAYTON Tr,It
annapolis, CEiro, Cincinnati IoniSTiiIo
~ Louis, St. Joseph aud an po!nti
Htst and South West
ExeuTSion Tickets TO PittsGurgli and return q %
4ae always g low and tIme much quicker thnI
Through Tickets to all pointB in the West. EortI
&c 40 East can be PToepred at the ONCE undor e
S SFe ao5se, wheeling, Va OF with Tieke
Agent At Bridgeport Station.
Freight contrasts will be made Gtlovest rafes Z,
ny poHt aSasiSls ~ this road and It's eonnectioSS
- 5ns NSEth, West and HortlsY 81, Ct enc
t - LuEs h"nSe OF With Fl. Agent at bridge
PO'' SstAs'oh' .NAi D.TERRY, Agent,
D. B. WILLIAMS, IEent.
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
: X. M1kEs. Gent Ticket Aast. povls
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5 tAEeiS net and abstract BeIhod ri - eelnk =
I'VE q ~ me oid aud Horu out systtFS aEs1Ets
This meliein9 haS been I 80
.S men OF tie DAY, aud bv a. vs. Sea
70 De one OF the grea;esi usi:,I s t Pcs
o1e bottle will cure geaoraI b.,,,,.
20 IeH does euIes Hy6lFrlcs Ia 10y
A97ODe bottle cures PAlpitGIIoo ~ ~ g
4S=A lee dUse8 FeSt6res the or11S. - heaIk
GAfToB one 70 three botIlss TrSsa 49, sSSerAtioa
neel AID fulI ViEOF Of yoaih u HAAls
u9<A lev doses restores the sfte,i,.
n5-thFEe bottles cure the wont ca.
tehey. sAAsa 0; Ing.
bAA few -Oses cures the low ,,fri,.,
3 Ga-Oue bot ls rtstOTes nestaI poTsr
ia tsT cOstB brin. tue rSs,s,s IN IL :,
EEEhis medt inc restsI,s u rnani1 , mex
Eo0uHf heAith tie Ponr dEbil ifaIe1 mn IsOt I'd
despaTtnB deF0tee OF keDsnAi plsasure @'eh ~
09-Ihs hslleas eneFTated Won a..
mao u buGiness, the victim OF p.r2oo. y Md
the Individual sun sEihR treIn general :. ttLn,
from weakness OF q iiRgle 0, Cdt5 nil IL, q
dtate and P-ruADeHt relief 6y The rs. n, ~ Z n
OF rs. nee of Life. VI VA LdE1
H5@PTtee, ) per bottle, or three bott,.. a..
add EOTUarded BY ExEEess on IeceI,I ~ 80. y y
sny address. - 1aeosy, Il
H5-sOId by all druggists ereryufisre.
DIX. ". K. MEhEIHkc,
Sole PrOlristosA
mIs4 dkW1y No. 20 Liberty SIR NJ, =.
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" Mereary o Mau.eous Drua..
DR. JOHNSTON.

Member ofthe Royal College Of Surgeon. Landau.
Graduate from one of the most eminent COLLEGES 10
inc united STATES and the greater part Of whose life
mas been sPent in the hospitals Of London. PARA
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has effected some OF
tue meet aSt. nibhtng eures that we're ever known;
many trObbled With ringing in the hesj ard s
go asleep. great Nervousness, being alarmed Il
sniuen sounds bashfulness, with frequent blasbLR
attends senetitne with arrangement mind were
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