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Gtores cur c inruare.

TIVE celebrated Royal Cook Store with
l. extended fire box for wood or coal
Owing t" the Unprecedented popularity of
this Stove, W" have been induced to offer II
with the utmost confidence. to those who
want good heavy cast Stove. Oul -, thu
immense number Of the Royal that hnv,
been sold we have never heard II single com
plant OF failure to operate to entire satisac-
'ion, and we challenge the world to present
any cooking stove that will do its work more
perfectly. For sale at City prices. for cash,
by PRYOR Il BRO,
Aug. l, 1868. Elkton, Md
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THE FAyORITE Oil BURNER.

NO GLASS CIIIMNEYS TO BREAK OR BURN
THE FINGERS.
This Burner will fit the common size Petroleum
Lamps
THIS uurivaled non Chimney Burner for Coal
l. Oil, is now offered to the public in shape
more perfect and desirable than any other
1t eXcels all other inventions designed to burn
Oil, without the expense and inconv enicnccs of a
Chimney; so far as to be beyond comparison
1t has been in use nearly two years; and the
ingenuity OF inventors has been exhausted in at
tempting to equal it, 1t is constructed on scicn-
tltlc principals. and burns clearly without smoke
odor. having steady floating fame.
IT IS PERFECTLY SAFE
1t is durably made simple in operation, and
never gets out of order. In short its many good
qualities are too numerous to mention. Try it
For sale by E. W. STAPLES.
t<|' have one in constant use at the store
sch 8, ls64
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philadelphia:
EStey'S Cottage Organs,

4 RE not Only unexceIrd, brt they are
"A absolutely JHeqaoNtd. hy any other
Reed Instrument in the country. Designed
"Apt,ssiy for Churches ard Schools, they
are found to be equally well adapted to the
pailar and drawing room. For sale uy
+. II. BRUCE,
No. Is North Seventh Street,
sept "a. ls6I-ly Philadelphia.
Us" v here can also be found II complete
assortment Of the PERFECT MEI.ODEDN +.
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SILVER PLATED, FORKS-& SPOONS.
TUST received a good assortment of Tribe
- Plated Forks and Spoons; superior
article. and warranted to be as represented.
For sale. at city prices, by
mar - E. W. STAPLES.
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The above Is correct likeness of Dr.. schcnck taken
many years after he Ind recovered from Consunp
ton: by Of his - SCHENCkS FuIMoSIC SYEUp."
The likeness. although il does not rcWescnt him any
thing like bad he nj the worst. yet il j. in
strong contrast with the hale and vigorous looks of the
Portrait below which is the true likeness If him 1T the
present time. The contrast between ti,csc two portraits
is 90 gre. that many would not believe them 10 ha he
same person Yet there hundreds Of PERSONS in and
around Philadelphia. who will recognize both portrait,
To lie true representations. When the first taken
he weighed to7 pounds at the present time his weight
is go pOunts
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Rhodes Super-Phosphate.

VsNHE STANDARD MANURE, composed
Il OF Bones treated with Smtpturie .4cid.-
6 RHODES " the long established Manure
IN the American market-besides having
European reputation-cannot be exec lied
Tor the culture of Oats, Corn, Tobacco and
Root Crops. Also, Top Dressing on the Gro,o-
ing Wheat. For sale, by
Feb II, 1868 JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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for Coughs, Colds, Group, Whoop,ng
Co"gh, .Asthmn, Bronchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam md Weokness of the
Breast, DnGcuLtY Of Brenthina. &c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-01-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

To S. p. HiIdreth:-You are hereby notified
that on or before the 25tn day Of December,
1868, there will be on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court in and for Cedar
county, Iowa, motion Of N. J. Hawley and De.
liza iawley, asking that sale of real estate made
by the sheriff OF said county, on the 29th day Of
August, 1853. upon special execution in fore
closure in certain case wherein Phineas Cow
gill was plaintiff, and said N. j. Hawley. Della
llawley and others were defendants and which
was determined and judgment and decree rend-
cred at the June term, S62 of the District Court of
said county, he set aside. Said motion to set
aside said sale will contain the following reasons
Therefore
lst. There was no appraisement Of said real
estate before sale.
2nd. The said real estate consists Of separate
tracts of land. and the same were not separately
offered and sold.
3rd. The said real estate was in part the home
stead OF defendants. and the residue was not Of.
Tered and sold before selling the homestead, and
LOT other reasons in said motion to be set forth.
Now, unless you appear and make defence to
said motion before noon Of the and day Of the
next term Of said court commencing on the LIST
Mond y in June. 1864, default will be entered
against You and judgme Mt thereon.
N J. HAWLEY,
5ow4 tpr fee ss,0ol DELLA HAWLEY.
BY EoTHRock & WOLF their Attys.
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1,l75 Besides, in one place, "lsrge
stores," in another, 4,4OO pounds pow
der and 150, 900 rounds Of cartridges; and,
10 another, in the language Of General
Grant, farms and munitions Of war for
an army Of sixty thousand men," Our
Losses during the same period figure up
thus: Killed, 1909; missing, 2O,677;
wounded, l,l7s; guns, AZ; small arms,
$40. And 1926 men reported under
the heads Of "our losses" "killed and
wounded" or "killed, wounded and miss.
ing" This would place our total loss of
men at 92,77O.
1t would be interesting to know exact
ly how many men are "missiug" from the
rebel ranks, as we'll as the list Of their
killed and wounded. These facts will,
however, probably never DO known, as
the rebel authorities have no scruple
about suppressiug the truth whenever it
will be too damaging to their cause
Chi. Journal
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Slate of IDma. Cedar County, IS:
CHARLES SHETLAND Vs. ALsUP LATHAM. In Dls'
triCt Court.
NOTICE:
ITO Alsup Latham:-You are hereby notified
L that there is now on file in the office ofthe
Clerk Of the district court in and for said coan-
ty, a petition Of Charles SHETLAND, claiming OF
You the sum Of four hundre j and sixty three and
30-l0Oths dollars, with interest thereon frou.the
18th day of December, 1868 as justly due him on
four promissory notes made by you to Jernima
Cole, three for $780, and one for $50, all ofwhich
are now due and the property of plaintiff, who
has also sued outa writ of attachment against
your property in this county to secure the pay
ment thereof. .E...
And unless you appear and defend the same
on or before the noon Of the second day ofths
next term Of said court. to be held in Upton on
the 9Th day Of June, 1864, default will be en-
tered against you and judgment rendered there
on az prayed in the petition and the property
attached sold to satisfy the same.
CHARLES SHETLAND, Plaintiff.
Plata Spicer, Attys.
Jan. I'd, 1864. Iva pr fee 81.
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~ Gen. Thomas reports that he has
furnished Gen Banks with 1900 we'll
armed colored soldiers, and that he has
had $1,000 men, women and children
under his protection, the able-bodied of
whom he has hired out to planters in the
vicinity of his operations. lie has leas
cd abandoned cotton aud sugar plauta-
tions to farmers at the rate of four dol.
lars per bale Of cotton, one cent per pound
for sugar, and five cents per bushel fol-
corn and potatoes, which proceeds 60 in
to the Treasury of the United States
and the farmers ply a revenue tax in ad
dition. Great success has attended this
arrangement, which has proved satisfac
tory to ali parties Gen. Thomas returns
to his field of labor Immediately, thence
lie goes to New Orleans and Texas, arm
in, the blacks everywhere. lie has ten
regiments Of them ready to send to Gen.
Grant.
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Legal Notice.

The State Of iowa, Cedar COUNT SIS:
To JoHN STEPHENS, MILES WHITE. CURTIS CAR
MEAN, SAM'L 4. BANKS, aud DANA, FARAK 4
HYDE:
VOU will take notice that there is now on file
l. in the Office Of the clerk Of the District
Court of Cedar county, Iowa, a petition Of Sim
con Jennings claiming of Daniel W. Hoy and
Henry Stottier the sum of nine thousand seven
hundred and fifty seven and G5 Ice dollars with
ten per cent interest from December 9TH, 1868,
as due on proRissory note executed by SAID
Hoy and Stottler, to said Jennings for the sum of
seven Thousand dollars, with ten per cent. inter.
est payable annually, dated the 10th day of May
1885, and payable in five years from date and
also asking the foreclosure Of certain mort.
gage ofeyen date, upon tho following lands, to-
wit:
The northeast quatter and the southwest omar.
ter, and the southeast quarter Of the northwest
quarter and the north part of the southeast
quarter, all OF section number seventeen 40,
containing 4 10 acres; also, south half southe asst
quarter of section humber eight (s( and the cas- :
hall OF the southeast quarter of sc cton number
eighteen lis) containing $50 acres, all in town
snip number seventyniIe ~ of range number
three 3) west: also, the north mart of the south
west fractional quarter of section number thirty
TOUR "a OF township number eighty $50 of ran &c
three ~ west con aiming lis acres and in all
Goo acres. all in Cedar county. Iowa.
And unless you appear aud defend said claims
on or before the noon Of the second day of the
next term of said Conrt, to lie held in linton
on the 9Th day of June, 1864, a default will be
entered against you aud a decree entered as
prayed for in said petition, and all your ight to
redeem said lands will be barred forever fore
closed, and all right, equity. interest or claim
whatsoever by you held in or to said premises,
Will be barred and foreclosed 10y said decree, ant
other relief granted as prayed for in said peti
ton.
Dated January 5th, 1864
SIMEON JENNINGS.
nlwi pfSl2 PIATT SPICER, ATTORNEYS
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution to me directed, ,s'
sued from the Office of the Clerk of the District
Court in and for the county OF Cedar and state
of Iowa. in favor Of Samuel Slemmans ana
against Henry Harwood. have levied upon the
following property as the property o. the SAID
Henry HARDWOOD, to-wit:
The south half "a of southeast fourth "a OF
section seven ~, in township seventy nine l7sl,
range one ~. west, in Cedar county, Iowa, with
the appurtenances thereon
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the court house door, in the town Of TIP
ton in Coaa- cnrn+y, - G~<-& 49,, 49, s"A 49,
January, A. d. 1864, at IL o'clock q. m. OF SAID
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon. ,a,o
Dated this 22d day of December. 4: D: 1863.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff OF Cedar County.
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State of Iora, Cedar County, SIS /:

State Of Iora Cedar County. SIS:
LEGAL NOTICE.
rTNO ALvIN'O HARRIS and CnA'S W. HoDGKINs:
l. You will take notice that there is now on
file in, the Office of the Clerk of the district court
in and for said county. petition Of David Nc.
Croskey, claiming of You one hundred and thir~
ty dollars, with ten per cent interest from the
9th day Of Sept, 1898, as due upon apromisso-
~ note executed by you to plaintiff, for the sum
of ninety dollars, with ten per cent interest. da-
ted the oath of February, 1859, and payable on
the first day Of November, 1859. and that attach
ment had been sued out thereon to secure said
claim, and levied upon the W NV and 8 Z
n W sec. u, township 81, rance 2, west.
And unless you appear on or before the noon
Of the second day of the next term of said court
to lie holden on the 9Th day OF June, lSG4. de-
fault will he entered against you aud judgment
rendered thereon "a prayed for in the petition.
and said lands attached sold to satisfy the same
". til interest and costs.
DAVID MCCROSkEY. Pl'f.
Piatt & Spicer, Attys
Jan. 9Th, 1864. lw4 pr fee $3.50
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A days rations, issued to one of our
prisoners at the Libby Prison, is exhib.
tied at Washington. 1t consists of u
piece of uubolted corn meal cake. with
out salt, having the appearance Of being
ground, cob and all, in one mess. mixed
with little water, and baked. 1t is %
inches thick, AZ inches long, p inches
wide, sud weighs II ounces. 1t was is,
sued, with plentiful supply Of james
River water, TO William Stannus, an
Iowa soldier, from Keokuk, prisoner
Of war 81 libby Prisoo, Nov. I6, 1868,
the day he vas eschonged, after seven
lr cnth As,Tf as4sos. ...,.. 80.
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AUCTION. AUCTION !

The subscriber will sell 20 the highest bidder,
at his residence in Inland township, on Satur.
day January 10th, 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ the
following described property, TO wit: One -Four
Horse Reaper Grain Drill, l Horse Rake, /
Tanning Mill, sett Bob sleighs Cutting Box,
| Chain Pump, Cultlvators, PIow and Harrow
also, Cows, 1earlings, Calves, Is Stock
Hogs Chester White Boar with numerous
other things.
Nine months time viii he given On approved
notes, on all sums of $500 aud upwards with 10
per cent. interest. liberal discount will be
allowed on cash payments.
Inland, Jan. Ali, 1864. CA. POUND.
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According to the Washington correspond
ent Of the Philadelphia Ledger, the reclama
tions claimed ny the French Government from
that of the United States, damages sustained
by French citizens during the war-mainly at
New Orleans-amount to the modest SIM OF
siXty-siX millions OF dollars. Don't they wish
they may get it?
Photographic pictures on steel have latelv
been achieved at London. They are produced by
the action Of light upon certain chemicals,an as
many as 5000 copies cen be taken before the
plate deteroratS
The losses of cattle by starvation in the
southern counties Of Callfornia, on accout of The
unusual dry season. is estimated at over $4,000,
and many raore were killed to save the hides and
tallow. The recent rains have started vegetation,
so that stock may commence recruiting.
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ESTRAY CATTLE.

Taken up by William Hancock, at his resi-
dence in Dayton township, Cedar county. Iowa
on the Goth day of Nov. 1863 four head of Cattle
OF medium size, three Of said cattle are abou,
three years old next spring, and the other about
six years old. One is a red COW with q white
face, little tip of white on the shoulder, white
spot on the rurnp, shell Oil the right horn. The
other three are steers, and two Of them are red
and the other black. One of the red steers has
his tail and right ear cut of; and they were ap
praised at twenty dollars
ALONZO SHAW, Clerk dist court
linton Dec. oath 1865
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GAINS AND LossEs.-Accordinp To
the report Of Gen. Halleck. General. in
Chief, the captures by the Union armie,
during the year, covered by his state
ments, were as follows: Colors, 50; pris.
oners, s6,7s5; guns, 266; small arms, a
500; boat, $50; cattle, 5.64a; horses
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No MoRE SLAvERY.- People say that the Wal
is Drawing TO . close: that . cessation OF hos
tiities 10 to be asked for,&c. We hope It may Be
so; but We hope, too. that those who will have
the interests Of the North in their keeping, will
insist on the total abolition of slavery If this be
not done what will we have gained by the war?
Allow slavery to raise its head again, and our
efforts will have been in vain; destroy it root and
branch, without mercy. without hesitation: des.
troy it with every demonstration of horror for its
memory, and we will have gained much by the
war. The unity Of the nation will be preserved,
peace will be on as sure basis as arght in this
world can be- apd other nations will not mock
US when they point at our battle fields and say
the men of the North died in vain. We must
have some compensation for the blood and trea'
sure which we have been forced TO spend-th 8
we will find in the abolition Of avery Cmci"-
aati Catholic Telegraph.
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White Carbon OIL,
for sale by WIN. p. MCNAMARA.
TO TIE PUBEIC..

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons, that
~ the undersigned has lost or had stolen q
number of valuable paper, consisting Of &C.
counts on various per >ons, bills Of SALE receipts,
notes, D.. Among other prommissory notes
are the following, to-wit: \ prommissory note
executed by Archibald Wste as principal, and
/. [. McCleiland as surety to Samuel Wilson
81, 1853. One executed by Philip Taylor to said
W'sos, for $4,000, datel on or about october IL,
1868. One executed to the same by James vii.
son, for $1,000 DARED on or abe ut August 70.
1858 Each bearing interest from date at tea
per cent. per annrm. Also, large number OF
notes and due bills executed by various parties
to Samuel Wilson or order. The public are
hereby notified and cautioned, not 10 purchase
or trade for the same, as the unders gned i. the
legitimate owner Of the Same = and the makers
of said notes and due bills are hereby notifed'
not t" pay the same to any person or persons
except the undersigned.
SAMUEL. WILSON.
Mechanicssillc. Cedar Co.. Iowa, Dec. ~, 1861
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

Our Letter A Family Sewing Macai1e'
is last gaining a wsrld.w ide reputation II M'
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful Of all Family Sewing Machines yet
offered to the Bile. No other Family Sewing:
Machine has so many useful appliances for Hem
ming, Binding, FEELING. Tucking Gathering.
Guaging, Braiding, .EmbroideIiag. Cording, and
SO fortl. No, other Family Sewing Machine has
so much capacity Tor great variety Of work
1t will sew all kinds Of cloth, and with all kinds
OF thread. Great and recent improvements
make our Family Sewing Machine most reliable.
and 1sost durable, and most certain at all rates
OF speed. 1t makes the intcrlocksd stitch.
which is the best stitch known. Any one, even
of the most ordinary capacity, can see, 1t .
glance how to use the letter A Family Sewing
Machine Our Family Sewing Machioes ase'
finished in chaste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machins IL
piece of cunning workm anship Of the most use
inl kinl. 1t protects the mac Rine when not IN
use, and when ehoHt to be operated may be
opened as a spacious aud substantial table 10
! sustain the morh. While sssus Of tie Csses >
made out Of the choicest woods, are fiuished in
the simplest and csastest manner possible. 9th.
ers are adorned aud enlbelishcd in, The most
costly and superb manner.
is absolutely necessary to ses The raAjs3
Machine in operation. SO ~ to jaAge oflH sssse
capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming - popuiar for fsmily ssw.
ing as our Manufacturing machines ase Tor nso-
ufacturiug purposes. ~
The Branch Offices are we'll Supplied with stlt:
twist, thread, needles, OIL 6c., Of the very best
quality
Send for . PAMPHLET.
The singer Manufactures c.,
| 456 Broadway, NEw YoaE.
Milwaukee Office, ~ NewAau Hod1eS
And CHICAGO Office, 30 CIa,k q.
Messrs. Glenn 4 Carleton, Aseata, sp
| Iowa City. Gnl2l
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MONEY, MONEY, MONEY!.

Won can make it by getting your Corn grou,a
l. before feeding It. at PERRY's Nh
DERRY 10 always ready to grind fer cu,t..
i ers, or exchange Meal for Corn.
DERRY keeps ground feed always on hasa u
DERRY keeps the Rest of Flour to sell,
DERRY has good Corn Shelter and win .h.,
L corn for customers, thus saving them ~.
trouble. .....a ....
s.,.-- rsr, UT Bueiied
PERRY buys Butter, Eggs, Potatoes and Bea..
and pays ike ghest price.
PERRY sells Groceries n chssp q the ehe.,.
est
60 go to Perry's and buy some Of the bs,,
- Apples. l0nS3
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To Soldiers, Widows and Heirs.
ESTRAY COLT.

Taken up by j. Curtis. at his residence in
nayton Township, Cedar County, Iowa, on tho
18th day OF November, 1863, one Iron Gray ma re
Colt, about two years old. and marked with A. W
on the left hip and has a star in the forehead
and appraised at forty dollars.
ALONZD SHAW, Clerk Dist Court.
Tintan Dec o4th lsE2
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"a. Gen. Mcclellan has been named

"a. Gen. Mcclellan has been named
for a candidate for President by com.
mittco Of fossils Of course the CON-
mistee was respectable; all ancient things
ore, but who can tell what their object
was. Do they thiak that because Gen.
Mcclellan was in Tho army, therefore all
the soldiers will'1o.e for him, Let them
look at the army vote for Gen. futile and
be convinced that tho soldicra are not
easily deceived. They know that there
Is uet Sympathizer with tho rebels
.kat Is rot 10 favor Of Gen. Mcclellan,
and *9c have it direct from prominent
ttsels that they Che rebels) hold Gen.
Mcclellan in very high esteem higher
than any other man iu our army. This
alone is sufficient to convince "uncle
Sans Boys" tina. "Littlc Mac" is not
the man for their votes.
Will anybody tell US whether the OK
General is in favor of peace on the terms
that the rebels propose; i. c in fuvor OF
letting tho "errins sisters co. or would
he prefer to 60 with the rebels aud leave
New England "out in tho cold" as was
proposed by our copperhead friends one
year ago. These men that want votes
must tell how they stand-tbe people
are not disposed to Ego it blind at this
time. We know that Mac did not hurt
the rebels much with bis hundred thou.
sand meu, although he did hunt our army
when he "swuug his right wing around"
Did he crow utter this ''cockadoodle do"
performance Perhaps some historian
will tell US Oh, Mac. you're used up
quack,
~At war meeting held in Cincin-
natti on Wednesday Of last week Parsou
Brownlow gave the following good and
sufficient reason for his recent "change
Of basc:" l understand that this is a
war meeting, and that you are assembled
here for the purpose of drumming up
volunteers. lu this last matter | am in
a somewhat awkward position, having
recently taken to my heels like gray.
hound, and made three hundred miles in
short time. In the last two years, as
YOU we'll know, have done some brave
talking, which the rebels remember -
Were | now sure that l should be treated
a. our soldiers taken by them are-incar-
c.rated in their lousy prison.-their Lib
bys and Castle Thunders-I should have
staid, for l could endure the lice. did
~o. run on. of cowardicc bu, | we'll knew
that if they took me would have to pull
hemp without a foothold- Daughter }
The unlucky creditors Of the steam.
ship Great Eastern have decided to dis
pose Of that vessel by lottery. The draw
ing is to take place at Frank fort on the
Main, and there are two hundred shares
ranging from $3.50 to 100000. The
winner in this ratfl, will probably feel,
with the huge ship on his hands, like
the victims in the East whom his SOW,
relgn punished by presenting him with
white elephant.
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The states Of Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Mississippi, North Carolina, South Caro-.
Ina, Tennessee, Eexas and Virginia are
represented 10 the present rebel Congress.
Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi, and
Arkansas are no longer under rebel rule,
mad Kentucky and Missouri never were.
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4 Nice assortment Of Steel Plate Engrav ings,
A Autographs, plain and colored, for sale ~
l.. IL. siMsnOns, Sky-1bight GALLERY.