davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

wigs, TOupees. Hair Dye, HAIR Dyeing
and Moldavia Cream. fer be auifying the Hair W. A.
RAGHELlR'S LIZ Bond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

A Beautiful COmplextOn.-Laird'
Bloom Of Youth has achieved celebrity OF having no
cqia, Tor beauitying the complexion and skin AL dug.
gists d83 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

Wheeler - wilson's Highest Premi m
Lock stitch Sewing Machines. ONCE COS broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

All thoss Afflicted with Rheuma Ism,
Piles Nervous and Rheumatic Headache; viii find great
relief and comfort from using CRONDALS Patent Pre-
pared Cort SeatA Cushions, Pillows &c.
Gall aud examine the article al TOO Roadway T05
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

An Elegant And Cheap Article, Healthy
and durable cRoNDALs Patent Prepared Corkst ufne
large assortment OF Mattresses and Furniture Cushons
Seats Coaches &c Life Preserving Phi ows snd Boat
Seht 8aying Pads &C. constantly on hand and orders
Oiled at the shortest notice. al 705 Broadway. 706
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best I'm en-,
world Harmless, reliable, instantaneous The Only per
feet dye Sold by all dsugsiss Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

Window Bands totally exclude Wind, rain and dust froi
doors and wiuiors save half the fuel ami warane
good Eve frncpil AMI only depot for Now 70
vicinity No IA Broadway corner Of Blocker stree
Loci agents wanted evergNhere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

Gods Pulmonary Asthmatc Disorders have proved
their eeacy By test Of mauy years ami have received
testimonials fcom eminent who haze Used them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-07

Album PhotOgs aphs, Carries do visite,
Paripr Portraits Finest Of the art az HOLMES JD3
Broadway and Jersey CITY Union Gallery.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21
"THE EUREKA OIL COMPANY OF WEST
VIRGINIA"

Capital, 800, 900, divided into 900 shares at
g. per share. subscription price sr5O per share
This Company OF the most valuable lhnd and
leases Ia the Kauau Valley situate Horse Neck and
Campbclrs Run bra ches Bull creek, and within ave
miles Of the Ohio river.
on Horse seek the company we'll, which Ia now
pumping twenty thico barrels ef oil per day This well Is
only three hundred and twenty feet deep The
Superintendent preparing to bore to the dcph Of
the Other wells surrounding us which producing from
one hundred hundred aud sixty barrels Of oil por
day when We are satisfied produce like amount.
There II another ell at Horse Neck, now bored two
hundred sxty-hve feet with about thirty feet Of oil
10 the we'll The land which this well Is located Is on
a perpetual lease The BuH Greek Company own enc
third interest," company have the balance Of thirds
At Campbells run, the company own In fec tract of
thirty three acres sidcre1 by geoogts and mining
engineers best oil territory In the state. The great
Tack well, flowing FIVE hundred barrels, adIons this
property,
Books of subscription nre open at the Company
Once, No 1892 WALNUT Street
limited number Of shares only will be sold.
JOHN J. KRONER, Troasurer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21

BRYER-In front of Petersburg, on the 18th Instant
nom tie effect of wounds received who picket duty
JOSEPH Q. BRY Err, of Company ID, lhlrty-seyenth
Regiment New jersey Volunteers.
COFPUCK-on the morning OF september GOTH
JOSEPH &. COPP UCK. In the C5th year OF hts age.
friends particularly invited TO meet hiI lato
residence No Gil n Tenhlstreet Thursday, k2d inst
at ha-past +. NJ Interment at Mount Holly, \, j. on
Friday, september 2jd, at " O'Clock
FlN.--On the 18Th Instant at tho seminary Hospital
Gcorsetovn Lieutenant FRANCl5 FIX, OF the Invalid
Corps late Captain Of the ureonth
PCunsyiYunla Volunteers.
Due notice Will be given Of the funeral
MCLAUGHLIE.--Un the 10Th instant Rev. HUGH
MCLAUGHLIN, pastor OF st. Anne's Church Port Rich.
inOnd, aLed a years.
ms rcatycs and friends also the reverend clergy arc
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, Friday
morning at O'Clock. Services and intermGnt ut st
Arne's Church.
sLOCUM.-on the 2Olh instant, wM. H. son Of VIM.
II. and tho late Sallie M Slocum aged years aud /
month.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
Invited attend the funeral IRON the residence OF mis-
fater No. AZ Queen street on Thursday morning. at 10
O'c OCk.
sOOY.-On the l4th instant, SAMUEL SOOY, Of Sus-
sex county Del, IN the 58th year of his age.
WILKINSON Monday morning the 18th inst.
JACOB n. WILKINS, In the TJth year OF mis- age
Funeral from the ~ W corner Of Fourth aud Noble
streets Thursday, tho I'D ns ut ~ O'Clock A. NJ
nternt ut ut Laurel Hill
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Az AFFECTING SCBSR.--On Sunday evening
last the congregation Of Oliyet Baptist Church,
Sixth and Federal streets, listened to tho fare
well sermon Of their pastor, Rev. Mr.. Baldwin,
who, after eleven years of active and very sue
ccssiu labor is compelled to retire in consequence
oi III health. The scene was deeply interesting.
After an eloquent appeal TO the congregation 10
continue TO live in peace. a general farewell was
taken, ana many tear WAS seen 10 fail rs the
bands were Clasped, in many instances probably
for the last time. Mr.. Baldwin rctircs 10 the
country 10 retupcrate.
How TuR SOLDIERS VorR.--A day or two
since a vote for the Presidency was taken at the
Haddington Military Hospital, where there are
upwards Of thousand sick and wounded men,
nine hundred and sixty Of whom are voters. The
result WIS as follows
Lincoln ......'.''.. ''''..''''.'''..''..,,. 6lO
Mcclellan .s......s..s..ss....s ......... $50
Fremont. t..........,... ..............,,,..,.. --
Majority for Lincoln. 26O
THE DRAFT.-Preparatiou for the enforcement
of the draft are being made. A stand from
which the drawings will be made has been
erected in front Of the headquarters Of the Provost
Marshal of the Second District. Two wards in
this district, the First and Seventh are still very
much deficient in their quotas.
PoLI1ioAL The City Executive Committee
Of the National Union party having received
authority from the Commissioner of City Pro-
pcrty, intend having a grand mass meeting in
the Independence Square, and in the front OF the
State House, on Saturday evening, October 3,
1864.
PARADB.-Last evening meeting was held at
the Commonwealth Building, to make arrange
mouts for the parade Of the Soldiers Campaign
Club, next Saturday evening. The Union Club.
under command of Colonel William b. Mann, is
expected TO parade with the soldiers.
REPUBLICAN INyIHCGBLEs.-A meeting will
be held this evening at Concert Hall of the Re-
publican Inyncbes. We earnestly en) )n all
loyal friends of the Government to fall in and
join this Association. Addresses will be made by
several prominent Republicans.
ARRIVAL or SIcK AND WoUNDBD.-This morn
| ing l75 sick and wounded soldiers from the
| Washington Hospitals arrived at Broad and
| Prime streets.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21

AcKLEY-WILKINs.- September 2Oth 1854 at 81
Paul's Church, Camden, N j., BY Roy; Or, Joseph 7.
Garrlson DR.. HENRY ACKLEY United States NAVY TO
Miss SALLIE A WILKINS, dau Ghter Of the late Richard
wilkins, Esq., OF Camden ", j.
ALEXANDI R-WATSON.-On the l4th instant at
Chr III Church, by the Rev Dr DOrr ISAAC }. ALEN-
ANDER, OF PhiladeDhia, TO HARRlEf, daughter OF
John s. Watson, ESQ., OF IitstOwn Salem county y. }.
CEAIG-BUCKLEY.-- ON the Path ultino, by Rsv.
" lIIam Barns, MIR. ROBERT j. CRAIG TO Miss MARY
A. EUC KLEi, all Of Philadelphia
TGMpK INS-ZANEs.-On tie 18th at the residence
OF e briLe brother in-law, D. H. Allison by the Rev
&. A. l.. Richards, ANDREW W. TOMPKlNS to
SALLIk. II. ZAEES, OF " est Ihlladelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21
No. fI3. Reasons why Dean has
REMOVED TO
IL. - =. \ n m . m u L u. n

No fI3. Reasons why Dean has
REMOVED TO
No. 4I8 CHEsNUT STREET,
(OppOstC The Custom HUuse.)
Dean. no. 4t3 CIIESNUT STREET,
VIII sell Wholesale an Retail,
PROM TIN 10 FIFTY PER CENT. LESS THAN YOU
CAN BUY ELSEWHERE.
DEAN has the Large and Best stock In this city Of the
following list Of Goods g.
/ The best Fine-cut Chewing Tobacco,
2. ~ Dorado and Rough and Ready Tobacco
Plain and Sweet Ola Virginia Tobacco.
4. fian and Sweet Cavendsh Tobacco.
3. Navy, and Congress, ana Pug Tobacco
6. The bes' stock Ot Havana Clyars.
The best sfOCE Of Domestic Cigars.
g. The best stock OF Smoking Tobacco.
8. Pipes ard SnutIs, q
10 Iytchburg nOknR, 80 conts per pound.
II. KilickInck smoking, 30 cents per pound
u. The capt j Fine cut Chcwng.
-. The Michigan fine CIT Chewing,
"a. line cut Chewing, 30 GEMS Uer pound
10 Fine cut Chewing, 60 cents per pound.
lG Dean sell, than any ten stores.
II. Dean sc Is ten timos eAper
Is. Dean sells he Best and Cheapest,
To be continued AZ
DEANS, No. 4i3 CHESNUT Street
Opposite Custom House.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21
HOW AZ ~ Go.nMNED.

Do the people of this country goyernP We
think not. To our mind the United ,tates,
p, itically considered, appears 70 be an oil
grfchy rather than a republic. Paradoxical as
Il may seem, the principle of representation
h,s in practice become so absolute as to
d, troy, virtually, the popular element In the
G yernment. There is a most complete sub
st ution of the lew who act and think for the
M ny who do neither save In most 5laYsh
OF mechanical fashion.
As elections are conducted nowadays, the
multitude cannot be said even to choose their
rulers. The thing is all made up for them
long before they are required TO perform their
little and formal part Of the business; and
when the day for it arrives, they march to the
polls and deposit their ballots with no more
intelligent sense Of what they are doing than
If they were pitching pebbles into the sea
Each one Of hundreds of thousands OF voters
sinks his individuality In the unity Of party {;
and the party, through its small band Of con-
trolling, managing leaders, designates the
Candidates 10 be elected, the principles they
aret represent, and the whole scheme OF
administrative policy they are 70 pursue In
the event Of their elevation 10 office.
This familiar routine of proceeding is, for
the most part, blindly acquiesced In by the
million; and the practical effect is that we have
a civil system that is representative only in
theory. The dominance Of professional poll
ticians among us, as distinct class, has been
rendered SO supreme through the medium Of
party organization, nominating conventions,
and all that sort OF machinery, that the indie
pendence Of the citizen, as a powsr in the
State, Is enectually nullihed, and the soye
yeignty OF the people mere delusion. On'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21

While every loyal paper in the land broke
out this morning in jubilee Of large type
over sHERIDAN's victory, the Age entirely
ignores the glorious news, and crowds It's
thrilling details into an obscure corner with
the smallest type.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21

7 h. w A. i II A " E ~.
SUCCESSOR TO ". n CARRVL,
MASONIC HALL,
No. 7le OHEsEUT Street,
uAs now Open his
FALL STOCK
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
ConsBung Of
Fyunoh eatins
Rich Brocatclles
Cotcline, IN oOiOrs,
Plain and Bordcrcd Terry,
Union snd Az Wool Reps,
French Satin de Lalncs
English and German DRuasks,
French Printed Lastings,
Cornices ana Bands
Aod every description OF CURTAIN MATERIALS.
WIN DOw - II 4 ID l. -
OF the ncwcst Colors and Patterns.
ACE CU ETAINS
Ono third less than the present COS, Of ffmporsJo0.
wALRAVEN's uatc CARRYLsJ,
No. 1I9 CHEsEUT STREET.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21
BUSINESS ITEMS.

Dr. Jnyne's EEpeotOrnnt.-AH who have
used liis standard Medicine for
ASTHMA, CoHsUMrTioH.
BRONCHITIS, PLEURIsY,
wuooPGNG COUCH. GROUP.
COUGHS AND COLDS. HoARsENEss.
or any pulmonary Complaint attest IT, usefulness. In
proof Of this fact We would state ths for hlry years
past the ESpccoran has been before the public and tina,
each suocc,dur year added to s popularity and eN
tonucd the demand until it s known and appreciated
In all quarters of the world and admitted " be the Great
Rcmcoy Of the Ago that class Of diseases for VIII cn Il
is especially designed.
RECENT COUGHS AND COLDs, Piuerllic Pains, &c.
are quickly and cnectusly cured by rs diaphosotc soo
ing and oEpectoraut power,
ASTHMA {, always cures It ovorcomes the sSasmodIc
contraction OF the air vessels, and by producing fee OK
pcctoatou at once removes all difficulties Of breathing.
BRONCHITIS readily yields to the EHpectorant It sub
dues the inflammation which extends through tho wind
tubes produces Tree cxpcctorauon aud supprossos
thc cough and pain.
CONsUMrTIOF- FortbIs insidous and fatal disease no
remedy on earth has ever been found eocuAL II sub
dues the Inflammation, relieves the cough aud pain,
removes the dmCulty breathing, and produces easy
cxoctorauon, whereby all irritating and obstructing mat
ters are rcmovcdfrom the lungs.
wHuOPiSG COUGHS promptly relieved by this Expcc-
toraui shortcn the duration Of the disease Onoha and
greatly mItlgatos tho suneriDgs Of the patient.
II anPULMeSARY COMPLAINTS, in GROUP. PLEU. .
RIsY &C. 1t will be found to be prompt, ssio pleasant,
and reliable.
PRE- ared only at 2i2 Chcsnut street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21

From the "Fittsburg Daily Post Of September 0, 1854.
"Ou STmKE.-Tho Wheeling Intelligencer' says -
We cearn r IN gentleman who arrived yesterday fro n
Ileasant county that Monday the Burtpn oil Company
struck well Horse Ncck In that Nnp, which wal
yIed thousand barrels OF oil day n ere Is great
excitement the In this Vicinity and the oil ievor
Is prev aiuug to a fearful extent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21
To AdvertIaera.

Owine 70 the Froat increase IN the Circulation of TIM
EvEsmo TELEGRArHi compelling us TO to press al
early hour urgently request that Advertisements may
handed In 10 O'Clock, II possible secure
them M Insertion In all OF our editions
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21
LINCOLN AND JOHNSON.


TMNOT NJ AND I0HNO0N 4
0AANOO144N ANO NNAANSSAN'
uMTOM nhMDhTnN nTHR
" NlON Ohh1A AALNA'
ORDER Ne, q.
-,,,,.- ,s.-.,
N''' "'' ''''''''' W. '
- ,c,xr,,,, - ,,..,z..r,-, a.,
ohlOhDhI Nv bN lNG, afLu AASbs
ATT O'CLOCK, II
AT IIEA ARTERS.
y,pg.pv srptspr t,,, o,,, ,.ry.u
,-,.-.., --..,... ~ b. ,..,,., q. .
-,
HTho Chlet MarsbM. mas appointed the touoWing bPosa
Aids -
WN II KERN
JERR NICHOLS
HENRY RUYN
JOHN O. BUTLRR
GEORGE 7 THORN
WILLIAM hULWARD
JOUN NJ RILEY
and The r,u,vtps aids
REEJ n RROwN
TuOMPsON REYEOLDS
JAg NOM ANES
RORT T DILL
VREp NJ ADAMS
THOMAS IICKsON
RIrUARD NJ uATTURs
uISRY MCINTYRE
JOHS GIVEN
oFo. W. HACKER
WMR r. sHLBY q
IYTIR J HURST
And twenty six Assistant Msrshsl', who VIII take
| uon In the procession IN the following oraef -
L.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21
s1g~ NoTIcE.-coMMERcIAL BANK OF

PHILADELPHIA, September 20, ISCi.
A general meet NJ Of the StiCkhudUrs nf the Com
tHk at rsuuSy yiyHuH will DO he at tho Bank
IL li.e on THURSD Al, the 2Jth day OF OctDDer 1864,
n och ck A. the lrpOse nt deciding the ques-
ton whether not tie saId Bank shall become
cAtpn carry the business OF banking under the
laws ct the Uni ed states - exercising the ppwers
conferred by he nf tie GrHCr Assembly oftnis
nouweath, entitled AN Act Enabling he Banks Of this
Commonwealth be ONE AAsOci tDs Orthe purpose Of
IAuking uRdcr the awio the United state " approved
the .2d day ut August 1854 and 70 take such action In
relation thtTctO may be nece ysAry an proper.
a2i-w,at $. q. PALMER, Cashier.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21

n, notice can bo taken OF Anonymous Communications
WeAtevor n Intended for Insertion must be authencaed
by the address Oftho writernO necessarily for
publication. but guarantee for his good faith. We
oanuot undertake 70 return rejected Comm unicatous.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21
Grenins telegraph
ADkMY AFTERNOON NEwsPAPER.
oFrIcE No. Ios s. THIRD STREET.

Pr,ee TImrE eunTs PEE Corr, or RiourrrN CHSrs PHR
Vrsu payable 10 Carrier, and mailed to Subscribers
out Of ne cy At NIHE DoLLARs PER oSE Ocular
Anp Furt Two MoSIus, invariably In advunce
of NE period rdered.
Advertisement Inserted At the usual liberal
Arrangement made foe extended Insertions.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21
s~,5s-e STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
~ CUEN kNCHANuE BANK,

tR" sToCKuoLDERso' MEETING.
g,p.r, rnect of he st5ckhoiiers Of The 1rR EI.
change Bank o PHI adelpltt WI De held ut their Hank
a. ~ uOou for the purp se of taxing iuo consde
ration aud uugon the question whether or not tho said
busr,ss Gaukiug under the laws OF the United 'aes
no Of TesPg te oWS Sons,Gd S o tnG az S gaG @
enabling the banks Of this Commonwealth to become
Ua sas apbSyea the 2d day % o August @ s6 aad
such action in regard thereto as may be necessary
VI By SSy', order Of tn, Board Of Directors.
9-2l-vs9t J, W, ,IOERE1, CASHIER.
TEXT : BOOK FOR POLITICIANS
N MCPHERsON'S POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE
JAMES x SIMON
ONCE O the Rebellion Record,
9-2l3 No. 33 ). SIXTH street, above Chesnut
a NEW AMERICAN
bI, rnolu,bs work forms in itsrlra c5m1lse brIry
OF useful Information Published I'm various styles OF
''i''H's' AGENCY ron PHILADELPHIA.
9-2l-3t Eo.3jS. SIXTH g., above Chcsnut 2
| CRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIALCO COLLEGE,
Estabu.hcd l5H. incorporated 1855
Young men prepared for the Counting house and busl-
! ThorOugh and practical nstrueuonn IN
BOOK KEEPING,
in an rs branches, placIised BY the best accountants
PENMANSIUP,
Plain ard ornamental taught by one Of the most COM
! uetCnt Of peumeu.
| Commercial Calculations,
! Business forms,
| Commercial Law,
Detecting Counterfeit Notes &c
] TElAGRAPHtNG,
BY sound and paper taught In thorough and pracca
] manner hy a long peTieuCod operator.
] STUDENTS INSTRUCTED SEPARAIELf,
! And received at any time. -
! '4 Evening Fessi0ns amer September 10th,
CATALOGUES,
CoptannR terms students names iIl last year), &C
I -raN.a4 a HFnN NNa an
'"'' ~ II. CRITTEEDEN a 90.
seglm 10 637 CHESNpr street,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-21
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
MRS. JOHN DREw'S NEW ARCH ST.
Il TiIEATHH.-
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE HOUSES.
FIRsI WEEK Or EDWIN ADAMS.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
THE HERETO. ..
ADRIAN DEIfLlbN1 lsp W IN Nl'A No
hnNmond Nv Jats iLue
tliuOf dc re ilnN NNa AAu
To conclude WIN the sparkling COmPilotia Uf
WHICH SHALL / MABtIf
Naom Ilght "piDh
Az mo hkphck. mf lAo
MARY Miss e.. Jefferson
FRIDAY-BEhEFIrO or MR.. ADAMS.
NEW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
GROVER & sINE......,..., Prepr'cors AVID Managers.
FIRST WEEK or 1HE SEA or ICE.
The management Is happy 10 announce an engagement
with the distinguished artlstc
MISS SUSAN DENIM,
who will make her appearance night this week
as Louise de Lascours" and "Orgariia' In
THE BtA or ICE or, THIRST FOR COLD.
Admission Family Circle 25c Dress Circle and Par
duet JOc Reserved Dress Circle and PRrquet seats 2Jc
extra Orchestra Seats 81 charge for secured seats
Doors open AZ clock curtain rises at ~,
FOURTH GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY AFTER
NOON September -, at reduced prices
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-01-09
goLDTnrs.s WAmlI.IEs.

The following is believed to be COM
plete list of the soldiers nowin the SER
vice who have families residing in this
county, s., s. .ss.ss'. s..
TwENTV-NISTH low AS--J ohm Hardin,
j. II. Whaley, W. AeFaddes, u 3. HoH-
man, J. II. Coook, j. j. .Brookhansa, S.
3 Robinson, James Wilding. W. 4. Babb,
T. H. Hutton, A. Q. Brazse, john Nixon,
Samuel Allen. James Trainor. ~ II. Ma,
ginnis, Daniel Holmaa, Dominic Heag.
ney, B. r. Palmer. John Martin.
.ErrrrEsrn IowA--George ". shearer
T. y. Martin. - sss .
SEVENTEENTH fowI.-Basil Fox.
sgcoxp IowA.4s. E. Werlich, -
SIxTH CArALRr.-W. II. Marble, n
III. Kelly, 4. d. spoor. -@ ~
D. The widows and families of the follow
ing deceased soldiers are now residing il
this county: ~sas5-ss- -.aas
Curtis, Burroughs, L. B. Kirkland 3
W. Peck, Thomas Taltow, J. r. Wetlum
j. II. Shadder. - -. ..,..-. 100
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-01-09
I.IABTE.1TIESs

80
t. wARNfss 1--WE are fSforrned that other
parties, who haxe right or tale oihe State Of Iowa
for the aud aAle Of R. A. Adama Patent Graining
Machine Offering for sale such rights under the
old Patent. and would respectfully inform the public
the fact warning them against buying rights Of such
PARTIES we ys bought the eseusiee right 10 the
SITE Of IosOs fer the ass sale and manufacture Of
the improvements that might be made, or expressed
n tie aer The Patentee having vested in all his
Right, Ttife aud Interest in this Slate in May last
1853, we the only parties who give good and
perfect titles for their use Hence say, beware Of
buyiug Rights of any who offers for sale Rights
der the old Patent or the ner unless they be author
lied agents by Us, all persons buying said Rights Of
any enc else Will not get perfect titles besides ttey
are amendab bic to the !GD. which strictly prohibits
the Of all Patents unless procured the riEhful
1t Is not the old patent you want, as they
have long since been condemned and rejected by all
practical House PGtaters and GrGiners, who have
tried them; therefore to get the genuine most dura-
bic. and latest Improvements under the ns0 Patent
together With all the advantages Of the old, Shop,
Township, and County Rights can only be procured OF
with peofect tiIes in and to tbs State Of IoscG
So beware Of whom you buy. For further information
relative 70 this Patent Extension Granting Ma
chine. please send for descriptive circular, which
bears many Testimonials Abe merits Of this vau-
able improvement before buying the Did.
RAND BROTHERS,
...t Box 152, Dubuque, Iowa.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-01-09
w AT NEWS y

Draft Psstpeaed Glib February