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tsa-@n elsrl Sss staOteommiHdr
Der. ct. Smncrc @%infInfte.
Rmeiter Niitrift pnn Warnlanb.

NIsTcrs Office, gr. SIS .. gdltimU,e Ctr.
Baltimore, Mb ben 8. SUM- 1864.
4 lie Bsisuernnstl ten bieies OiaFittS, we!i'sr tie ertien
ieben g6arts pom Baltimore uni0Bt, lte9en Jest SAr Gtnn1t
eHen une srar bis jpn 70. b. ".
fMppeaatipnen pen Yerlcnfn, nel4e trrthamlth rser hn6e'
Ieelid, ~befteuert Wurhen, werbeu hts sum IS B. N. ent8e9en'
gencnnr1en.
Mue ArpeaatiCnen muHen f@sifiltA 8eidtfen unb 6iear
nit ppner Nngabe ser (Srunte.
i Mqe Wer(pneu, ole ibr @infcmlnen, ibre Gd%rriIses nnb
'StIeerael.ir nrh ni6t dnpeseben tabea, ntuGen 6ieB nor
rem 20. B. W. nod tEun. DsssleiGet rnlhen aun Ale bic,
Bic einer 2ieens ~bebarien, iDfprt Mpphfatipn rladeen, lneem
Iean int interchangeable bic ~betreflsnee Stra's aAIeFle01
wirp m m.6a.
6iuniutufe-2Sl AIeEDr, 2. Difr. ppn Wfarpldre.
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Herlanat: S@t' u sat sa sss sinar s s4ssn ~ S Sab lfgls S Sas.
suiraeeu auf fer { ffee re te Na6mtttde Spiihen 3 unb 4
llbr, seer mSrsen nm tieieIbe Belt Gin Sprjisli&er Ylas,
70 ent mie so Saufe. e' I'D
~ u.fn,ok. Gin 8urFbe spn 16-17 Satreu. at cine
OCi iHItVL' Bar su breieneu.s ct er Der itrn etraS I'm
@ei&d t bsrantsrt Ia. miro S~crseap8sn. &ab5afraoen IN
No 299 Met pIattfr. mibI
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Ce nrl,oo+ Spelttb cine CUTE R6biu unb 3Datterflr
OftaAiHi+ elm @ehtfemen's 8ertins rpriF. @uter
Qrbn wtr6 ;%ueefbsrt. Slrufnapn'S 9ptet, SO. sol { q te
Gtrlse, ndbe pennfpls. Mpenue. (mef
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@itv Go,nmrifiioncrS &5fTec,

3 Baltimore, Wle., 4. Stunt 1861.
Su ~@emastejt ttner Nrpiitdtt II pttp bttrmlt NaGriAt
ee9,ben, RAT ttr Gitg 6rmmiiIcner unb 9erne6sr am 0pn.
NJ fae, eea 9. {. W. @Srm. 10 lltr, an Ort mo Steae ~.
I'd einen mfreen. UNI tte Sinie tes LrufbanleS, an her QSsl.
ieite Der pa rllenlr., awilhtn 60pette unb Baltimore Str,
fstSutenen.
. ,r1 Muf Seebl
. kGpfth
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.,coene f<lne Nusldnter 81 Stens
sr1rs,srn rInlben, nm babur@ 3 SABRE lang Soh aasr
Spp;iftttSrnai6t Befreit au Tein, finbsn es In ibrei Snterens,
u"l = DlF % m. s. 8 ebben Il Y ..
y 178 9. Brratrag.
ssfonbsre gufmerfhmtett wirO ter AusfsFttsnns sea
GremptiOnspoptgre e~swibmst UNI adt'e IMSLmMEI'
! I 0 ertbetIt.
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Observation-Disclosures.

3weiter o. 0iltritt pom MarplanO,
SaIti E, 8. SUM 1854.

Bali 8. SUM 1854.
Geir MAIDEN biermit tetdnnt, tas na6Ite6snSs Yerfe=
men, ipel6e i'm 9. Srng1eBclfritt BON Mtarpt4nb aae8ez
; 1ben ppresI paren, aus beiSeilSten 0rineeH eriaIlrt
plrben:
gbiiis Z. gc,peu, II. 0inrift Baltic. So. Icsoef,lft;
Saccb Serrp. f0rbia, 4. 1iItriit Sarfpro 60 uhtauaIid (;
Snnles Murocd, |. 0aro Io8J,fautti 5amueI >. 81te=
MAN, 8. 8 titrift 6aricrO Go. Hntau9li9 Saml. Srppf=
bart, A. Dtfrttt Sarfrro So. uutau9tih ; @preln 2aDlrr.
4. Siir. > lrfrtp &c. IpS9efauit; Iob;aS Stdu5curp,
4. Sutrift Sarfcrb so. nniau9lib SaMdel 2Sbuefcre,
10. lp~agetauit; NiiG .el Saser, 6. Oiitritt Sariprp SO.
untaugnG; 3pbn 8irpeI, 2. Difrtft Saricrb 60. trsse=
tauit; eScIbua Me@lpudtiu s.. Dlfryft Sarfcro so. uus
tIuGn6; @m. g%tumtet8, 2. Diitritt Saricrb So. lcSSez
tault; 9pBu Gaoeneer, S. Oifrift 9'ricro 60. ltntdu8<
tdnit; Same Gn3lane, 3. Difrift 80. leS3eflItt; DaOlb
.0ic2rap, 9. Diitriit 70. 9ii9tfitrsrr 4a9fer s. Gear
borough, 5. Diitritt lo~SJetAuit 5pbu :. l6ilien, |. De
itriIt- DO. Itente einsn Griatmaun; Soiee9 s. Greabweu.
3. Oiit.ift 30. lo5Jefault 3pbn 81. Slafe, 8. Otlt. boz
l~pSseta4ft 3cbn Jtiiep, 2. 0iitr. SO. iteaie einen Griae=
mann Senrp 9emlbeni9, |. lGarp ~9efter6eni RRupp
8Ouib. /. @aro %9eitcrteu; 2bpmas Slu1er, 8. 0lfrttt
Baltic. @o-iWI WilitGroicnit; Samuel Srpots, 8. StFr.
DO. In. WlilitGreienlt; Sobn Seuep, er. i'll Uiitlt1ceienit
Sebn gplut, 4. Diftrift Sariprb SO. lotOef1uit; 5enrp
U. Siloer, ). 9iitritt DO. iteate einen @riasnlann; So :
r,tt 3afiop, 4. 0ifritt SarfrrO lutauSIi4; Sdco6 @.
Sanles, 9. Diitrift DO. Iossefauft; @eprge 0listp, 2. St
firift DO. I~ossetauft; Iler. Paeca, iarbis, !. dir. 90.
iteate einen @rIatmann; Sames 9an, 4. DiItr. 90. loss
.~geiauft; Sobn Seatpu, 30. Ios9efauft; Sec. g. 8oip=
man, 2. Otitritt 20. Ie8Sefauft; Charles Did, 5, DiItr.
DC. i~qs9etanifs q. assea 41tE 81 Ea.at E.
& 8rofoBmari4al unb
~ no q ar- Praii6ent bes neutrality-suspicious.. j
g. 81. Saperfticf,
s.s 4ns twr as87 @inrpa ru~ngS=5omnliiGr.
aft7sr 8. Hobert @arf,
-s-e N0rst eeS GinrouirungszVparf. &
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Phi D~crFduteu.

Cine ouielnotrt6tete gBirttf6aft lit Notwithstanding
balrer 5. uig su rertaufen eS lit eies cine quite 9eleeentstt,
ta elm 9ptpIelale ranrsl I'm Wein &C.. (etr lei ipents Wluhe
Se~rsr6esrt) nit tleintfn Rapttal betrteten trerren Tam; ju'
sletb lit bic MeentIr sreier %ednstarsr Siaucr babel ne
tGnuten Elm sc / pr gate Hesepte ~mitseeeben mer6en. Male.
re- In hr Ernehitinn s. NI. - III
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Y,lOer6uufen & 5l oermlet6en.

Gin m6blirteS 3immer
fir elmer ~eimsefnen Serrn 1T si cermietter. Muf Serlas-
m mirp 5rltlid ~ses,ten. 9n ~erfrrssa in gr. 2 Aaticnitr'
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itnbeersSa
8efanmtrnaHuna.
9auYtppurttsr tes 8. Gpper. Gifr. trn MarslanN,
nHF A}n 26 6nnffnN CTR &fft4Nt#

9auptpu1rtter he's 3. Gpnor. Hifr. trr Warsldne,
Rfai fsf1ae 9tr. 26 SOLITARY Str
fQ8 auHf4n03ftG g Baltimore, 90. WRat 1864. \
Der Gtnrpuirur8sbrarb hts trilea (3,l Gcnsretetfrifts
pen Wtarplanc mtre rrn Mtcntdg. nfn so. aeat D. :. an leren
Gag prn 3-5 llbr NaGM In SiSnng ietn, UNI tts Gtnrol-
lirun9slifen bgS heia9tln Dtft tits Su rtotttrer. Ia
+. 4ue peiipnen, relhe etnrpaitt frIreen uno ee9erfrartt5
nidt 5uin Mitiiarcserf rerpfi9tet Fnh, ais J 9. ws5eH
sE linp0fIeneem NiitcrS,
aAl 9lneancrure pbpiIi1c untdu9tld,fett,
Mid,ts Gimppbncribaft pser ais
, Nid1tbitrser,
~srw6bnter 3,tf, nm eraminirt 5u wereennnb I'm ibre Rnnen Al
nuS ZEN @tnrcni ~un9eltheH su lreiteu 81 e
Nt6teinpphnerl6af rMb Ntdtbur8erftaft raub burA ben.
Der erfntrt Ietn NTH, ipmte bnr6 srtt onnebmbdre 2eastR
bsltmpren merrrn. Das Mfter mug in aieiGer Wiie opprr-
BRIT meroen peer ourd ein beltmyrenes Samilientcgifsr.
ute Burger hes DifrittS itnb erlabt. benz Ginrelirunss
brdrbeie Wamen alter berienigen yerfcnen an5u;et9en, neI6e
sefrrben pher In rem NRtittdrO emit gttreten Nnb. frnie aud
dae Ste. rel6e ntilttarpEi9tt9 linb anehsrea NaInen ni&s
einee;eihnet rurben.
Gtne ernflide Wtitrirtuns Der Burger fir bitIrn l3WeT
nirbsS ettens beS SrlrbS Serldnst UNI cite @inrpuirnnas liiict
in Spufpmmen quite Srbnune 3u t~rineen, 70 has ehcr Wlonna
her mitttnrpfibttS 1T, ietnen 1creGten MLttetl am Etenlse
rtntnt, pnb Mnes Telhe eteknt Stenlt nidt unterrcrfer fnos
aus ben 0ifen etfri6en nerbert bdfr tte 2urnfes Dtnriht.
welHe auf tielen siien baRrt. aeredt uat iurrett ri.
Die, @srssi6ntie 6r. Seridtsbcnsn @ayts merren III tst~
8cueer gDetie erdrrtntrt:
8. GBafb 80. Nlni st14. g3arb 6 ssaai i
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g.Gt s psf. 1O-4OS omnSs
Grifc Nfntirnnl.. Snnf BON S0ltinprc

ssinansiene Nlsentrr Der Ser. gtnoten.
SutkripttOnem frrDbl fur ~reeiartrte ais SpupUnbprbs
Taoe Der Subferipttpn pber nm l. Wdrs 1864, sahltos In
WIuss cher In Regal Currently nit 90 pGt. Sui9las.
Coupon 8pnbS. ret6e 9iniem rVa l. N9drt 1864 brsnseu,
Gnh auF O~erlameen auf Der 8dnt su bdben.
(3funIN}N J. g. Morris, &aIErer.
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xpocSzMnsciae.

Gtetlnebmsnben Srean6en Sic Au3etae, RAP eefern infer
jIn9aes IS6tsr6en @attlrina mad etner tnr;en aber heai
gen Srdntbeft uns tntriden wuree. Die Seeretaun9 fneet
Dpnnsrtag teute) 3d6mtttdg AZ utr pom metner %gDc9nuag
aus TAFT s1c1& ,u4s
gBafDtnstrt, S. SUM-.
ns E. N. 6efIbddS.
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90. Wdrb ID. Sunt- feM
Muf BeebI les Bcdrts:
QepppIb 9 lurneNb
prrfpemarf4al hes 8. Dtfrttts unb EraFtsnt
hes neutrality-suspicious.
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Grmlfcc'8 Werf0uf

BON @igentbum all Der Wprtltry nabe 9I9ptltr.
.9raFt zines @rlaTeS Der Superior Court her Staet gSis
tinlrre weree i'd "rh Wentds.. ben IL. STUNT ?; 81 4nrt
Wadmtttaas.- bic @runetlde NO. IS unos on Jst1AE' pst,
flrrfen unc ,par uuttr ~folBene.n Veibreteln9en -
OaS seuse @runeltnd an Ger gtereletle pH Je9tn1. ! ~
snt meflib prn Der ncrbli6en @de pu Vents uno YprItfr:
msltltd, Iaufene une lid p%ereintsenb nit ycitff1 70 .bus.;
Sann norplid, parallel nit 4eris1tr, 40 6u6; ed II pflt@
parallel nit @uiltore Mltp, 20 Jus mil ~2ltpdt8ffn Stetn+
bauIe, Q~epiSfrdfe 1T betanntlih ei9ttfr.
Sitel unteItl eittar. Usrfauf sbeoin9un8en: @tne 3dlue
baur, ben Get in srei alei6en Ehsilea auf ereett fur 5 uno
6 Mrnate. idmmt .~Interenen ppnI Vertdu stage an reer
aan, bdar mao Betieben beS 8duferS; wrtiert ereott 8e9e'
BEN Tirn, mus tinl1n sIi6 gurslhait &c teat wsreen.
Dpuslas Sttrltn9 Arupse:
@breDn & So Nutt (25mat-ISinnla2l
CcTcntlidDcr Ncrfanf pom ausran9tr=
ten Rferocn.
Rriess.D Department., Gasdnertsr9 Bureau
Oifiee ees Gbief+S udrtiermetfers.
gedlbineton, .. =. rs. Mprtl 1903.
SuBffenttt6er 4utttpn usresn an naNne-
bpnsen Dfdken unb Ddten an ben b06iten Steter dusrdn"
atrte Yieree %pertaufti
NortbumberlanO Yd, Dpnnerfas, 9. SUM-.
ccrontcn, pa. Drnperld9 l6. Stunt. m48
90iuiamsprrt, ga. Do nerddA, 70. Sunt- 80.
Ginbuueert Yfrrle In WetigSbIr8 nne 3metpnneert uno
flnf,ia an ietem Ter anbern Yiase.
Dieie Yfrbe pureen ais hntau9HD FuE peH
ralerteftenit dusrdrgtrt.
gut si oebIauhen.
!" Die pisro, rerpen etnistn SertopFt.
0srtlufe beainnsn UNI 10 ubr @~Orn,tttas uae eauerH tort,
Bic ale pertGuft ine.
3atlnna baar une MIR IN ger. ~. @SteH.
Lieutenant Colonel, Chief QuartermastsI
/ f2QoobsOtunl Cavalry Bureau.
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0er(anlt unO ae(u16t.

Gg1Gin S6riftfeber
fam iofort SeIdditi9un9 fnpen in Der Office
otele5 8lattes.
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Mattier NasprS

@ino neue yarttie fpeten eInpfansen.
@ep. .. Steinbaa,
(mai9$) 70 ". Udltintrreprp @de 2rtpolets "ueo'
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Wiao. 0enricttc BON MoScr,.

a. Aetf~berubm te va r1d6ertn
sibt nur fir cine turSe 3sit @ustunft tn Baltimore In Der
W}trasertunt O6er g8idsnia lften IN Der 9brensIeaie.
altrClr3ie GtirUmdnttia UNI y dufie II. |. H.. oibt Rms,
tunft pon alien Usresnfinben besI Sebeis. Gle III 3n irre.
ten prn Ntpreens s utr bis Absnbe Z lbr in, 30. 1913 SO
grattfr. nabe panceer. &insang i'm Damen- bufdosn pcer
Irimnins Store. Nebmt bic NC.l9S senaI In A6t.
ini6 Init M24- 9B1 Ni&3
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Jleue anseiaen.
lSplnmbia O5nlmrrrin sHn.

uutsr rbigein glnneH unp Hummer bal It'd Elm neuer 9au.
tsrein nit elmer ~beIte0teen Contribution Or aniiirt unb t6lt
ieine Ueridmmlun9en pn nun a. ieoen 3pnnerfde Nbe I
bet :. ptatf, @de BON 8ant uno Sprinear ab. Metrsre bun.
bert Antbeile ltnb Fer,ttS 9e3et6n,t uno ale biejtntse pelhe
nod &uh bIben, lid btefcm 0eretne an5ufdlie6eu, Qmereen
btei nit e~inaeIlten, beut MbenD in Obisem Yptal al er lbet.
men, tneem , e ~n6tbisen Seamten eetpdpIt uu6 pir @tnlGretb-
s~ebutrSn erbpben feerben. a 2ta8a1 a
H ~ 8. 9ebel I, pros. prdTteni.
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TairmuOpllrnt 8aaDcrcii1 $40. L.

6. Sebel, prog. Gradient.
y. Y1tlt pt trDg. Setr.
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jeeen Counties sgeEffuet, rpbet bic beEen Grfril6unAea
oaer Art. ais &isereanr, Qtmpnare &C. eincm seetrten pu6ii-
tHut w Dsenfen ftebsn. lin eatteen 3ulprad, bittet
eJpbn sTeller,
(DG-) Baltimore Go, Canton g4bite SCuIe.
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Die Wttt8lteeer rtisen Sereins F6b b%rinsee6 et ludt, f5
9eute Qbeno IN tbrem Vereinslufds @fe Sr abrap uno
etnS ufnsen,. tneem wi4ttse @el4aff sur @rIe-
ptgung %prrIiteen.
(DC) a. u M. Gefr
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-12
AGENTS WANTED.

To sell By subscription an excellent, illus
trated and low-pricd history ofthe Rebellion.
Il is both English and German.-A lso arvrr'i
other beautifully inustrated.-lntere +
iag and valuable family works, Also iar
Pellers and Agents great variety Of l.c
lures, B,ttle Scenes, PORTRAITS Of eminst !
Generals and Civilians, Gems for the Alb,a;
&c, together with large assortment Of 81.
tionery Packages. These goods sell we'll.
For Circulars with terms address
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Ill Main Street, Cincinnati
v6n14
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! CooSesssssss Aal Expess
OF A NERVOUS INVALID.

Publishsd for the heneAt and % caution
to young men, and Others, whs.sufYcr' from
Nervous Debility, Early Decay, and their
kiadred ailments.-snpplying the means q
selfcure. BY one who has curcd himself
after bcign victim Of misplaced eenndencs
in medical humbug and qu.ckery. By en-
closing postpaid directed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author, NATHASIKL
kAYrAIR, ESQ, Bedford, Kings County. New
Fork.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
Tight STITCH
SlVlJe hACHIBlS

4 , ~ 4
Never fail to satisfy those who give them
thorough trial. and wherever introduced ,
rapidly superceeding all others.
They possess the merit of simplicity
and ease Of management, 80 that fifteen
minutes instruction will enable any
| one to use them successfully. The fGl-
lowing Is some Of its points Of exccll-
ence:
They havea Straight Needle nd Shut.
tie, which is acknowledged to be the
only true principle for perfect Sew
ing Machine. -
They make the IAek or Shuttle Stitch,
alike ON both sides, and for Economy in
Thread, Strength. Durability, Elasticity Q
and Beauty Of Finish, is superior 70
any other Stitch used.
They are simple in construction,
easily understood, res Oily adjusted and
kept in order without taking apart or =
moving screw.
The Tension is superior to any other {
in use. Unevenness or knots in the
thread do not cause it TO operate with .
irregularity.
The Feed is perfect, Accurate III its &
oper .tion, aud warranted to run two
years without requiring to be taken ont, 2
cleaned or repaired. =
They are adapted TO all kinds Of Sew =
ing, and are strong and durable in all
their parts. This is important, for oven i.
light work will soon cause a rail ma =
chine to operate with uncertainty, and
require frequent aud expensive repairs. q
The Weed will last lifetime aud keep
in order. ID
They Stitch, Hem. Braid, Fell, Cord,
Bind and Gather without bas.ing. 2
They do not break the thread, skip =
stitches, nor form chain ridge on the
underside of the cloth. They will sew
over gathers and seams without break :
ing the. thread, or requiring change =
of tension.
They use Silk, Cotton and Linen q
Threads equally we'll.
They are the only machine using :
WEEDS PATENT THREAD CoxrRo,ER. =
There is no other apparatus toa the
control Of the 'Slack thread equal 10 it. :
Every Machine Is Na,laHt d.
Families and Manufacturers viii find
the "WEEp," the most Profitable Ma
chimes for use, owing to their always m
keeping in repair and working order
end their great speed and ease IT man
agement.
Forty per cent moro work can lie
done in ayear's time on the .MGrr,' 9
than on any other Sewing Machine.
WE PUBLICLY CllAl. .
LENGE MACHINES OF ANY :
AND ALL OTHER MANUFA>,. y
TURE, TO Do AS LARGE 4 :
RANGE OF WORK AS l,kN :
EASlLY,BE DONE ON Tlu,,E .
MACHINES. y
n4-All orders or communication .
from Families, Tailors, Seamstresse /.
Clothiers, Harness Makers, &C., in tbs :
country will receive prompt attention. =
A Descriptive Circular ana samples s
Of Work will he sent ON ieceirt Of letter
stamp Collections made on rcli,c,y G
Of Machines, If desired, % that the pur-
chaser NEED NOR TAT FcR ruEu UNTIL .
they ARE RECEivEn.
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A1ministrat~rs Notice

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
cd was on the Goth day OF February 1864 an.
pointed administrator of the estate of Dr..
Hiram Bunce deceased. All claims not So n .
led within thirty days frem the date hcreof
viii be left with proper officer for collec-
ton. l.. B. NELSON,
Administrator Of estate Of
II. Duncs deceased.
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State Of Iowa, 50. 1ol
lama County -
To Peter Brush, NJ" rtha A. Brush, +.
A Graham, Dr. D. Ja5ns 1 Son, E. n.
Terry 4 O., and G 1 G " Church.
You and each Of you are hereby notified
that there 10 now on hle In the Office Of the
cterk, Of the District court Of Tams county,
Iowa, petition Of Tams county for the use
Of the Schoolfund claiming Of you the FORE
closure OF oatrsct therein described, and
that unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before nooa Of the second day Of the
next term of said court commencing on the
third Monday Of September 4. .. 1854, do.
fault will be entered against you and
judgment rendered thereon.
Rev. !. 1. ALLEN, Dist Atty
Stamp 9th District
90 cts. pr. fee 81 so .v6nh6w4
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Ia BOOTS 4 SH0IS.

1usuuuVrsIgneu has opened
Shoe shop, one door South
Of the old BRICK STORE, and is prepared 10
do Arst class work, with the best material
upon short notice.
Work, reasonable and warrantsd
y6nl7yl B. STONE
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1AThe FIen b Preventiye.v I'd

Nightly Emissions effectuallv
y prevented rithost the use of ~el.cne by
the use Of The kreach Prerentirs,a the great.
est invention Of the age. Price ST.. Sent
Postpaid to all parts Of the country. Ad-
dress DIR. 8. CURTIS, Box 2697, Post Office,
philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
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The nropr;etors Of the rPc copies

-. The prcprictors Of the peoples
Store, tsve CONS into the sarricading
business, can't say which,
hut they Nave completely filled up their
large store, passage ways and all, with
new Spring Goods. The people how
ever have determined those things shall
not be, and have gone to breaking the
barriers and raising the blockade by
carrying off hats full, armsfnll and
baskc,sfull Of goods, while the propric
tors and clerks buster around and try
to keep some kind Of tally Of the affair,
but say its no use, the people are too
many for them, ard will have their own
way. CAMS say whether the Goods are
borrowed, bought or spirited away.
but reader ifyon wish some Of the plum:
der 60 and mix in the crowd and take
the chances. aa II
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Malice In Dahfars

Notice 10 Debtors
All persons indebted to the undersigned,
must call Immediately ct his store in inks
And pay their Indebtedness, il they wish TO
avoid paying cost.
u G. Nurdoust.
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CLARK,s RESTORATIVE,
Restores the Color
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Promotes its Growth
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prevents its Falling of
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is an unequalied Dressing
CLARK'S. RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Children
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Ladies
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
IL good for Old People
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Is perfectly harmless
CLARK's REsTORATINE,
Contains no Oil
uLARK's RESTORATIVE,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
CLARKs RESTORATIVE,
IA00pU ING H0lf In tto race
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Cures Nervous Headache
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prevents Eruptioas,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Stops Itching and Burning.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Keeps the Head Cool
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
IL delightfully."- perfumed.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gum.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Parties
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
cLARk's RESTORATIVE slIi'fs E. ~ '''''
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
No Lady will do without it
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Costs but 81
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
10 Sold BY Oh Druggists and Dealers every.
whore.
Priea. 81 per botsls,-s bottles for SIS.
9. g. CLARK, l. Co,
PRoPa, EroRs
LORD : SMITH. Chicago, ILL.,; General
Agents. s.
venloy1
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Ana
vERYLCW FIGURE
OUR WATCHES ARE
WARRANTED TO KEEP TIME
ONE YEAR.
AND THK BUYER - ALLoWYD THE
PRIVILEGE OF EXAMINA-
TON.
BEFOREPAYMENT Is REQUIRED.
Improved Duplex In Full Ruby
Actions.

ACl1OUSs
A FIRST class Haunting Time Piece Of silver
material over which is electro-fne plated IS
I gold, most durably wrought making the
imitation 30 fsultless that it cannot be de-
tected from the solid material by the most
experienced judges; acids viii not affec, ii.
Londen made movement. Improved Duplex
in full ruby action. has sweep seconds, anf
is mot to be excelled in general appearance.
This is decidedly one Of the best articles ever
offered for traders and Spectators. Engi-
neers, emigrants, and persons travelling,
will md them superior to any other alfera-
tions Of climate will not affect their accuracy
Price, pacl ed in good shape and good RUM
ing order. only $S5 or cass of six for $500.
silver Double Time. Hunting Lav
Best quality silver cases. over which cleo
tro. fine plated ls X. gold similar to our In
proved Duplex, and superior adjusted move
ments with .."Stop' to be used in timing
horses etc. has four indexes for Washington
and Greenwich time sweep second, and all
the improvements. All in all, taking its
beautiful and faultless appearance aud its
superior movement into consideration. We
regard it - decidedly the cheapest article OF
the kind in the market Price, in good run
ning order, $s5, Or case Of 6 for $500
We ask no pay in advance, but will
forward either of them to responsible parties,
to any part Of the loyal States, VITA bill psya-
bic TO expressman when the goods are deliv-
cred giving the buyer the privilege Of exam
ination, and If not satisfactory, the Watch
can be returned At our expense.
The express companies refuse making
collections on soldiers and other partiee in
the dissloyal States, consequently al such
orders must be accompanied by the cash to
insure attention. We make deduction Of
two dollars on either watch when the payment
10 forwarded in advance.
Money may be sent BY expaess At our ex-
penss
THOS CAFFERTY & CO.,
IS and IS BroaA St. opposite City Bank
v5n48 Providence, K. /.