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WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5l4 Broadway-ErHIoPIAN
SoNGs, DANCES &cPErRoLEUNANiA OIL ON THE BRAIN.
Matinee at One O'Clock.
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AMERICAN THEATRE, No. ~ Broadway.-BALLErs,
PANToMINKs, BuRIEso5E Es &c.-kIM-KA Matinee at One
O'Clock.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6l8 Broadway
Open from 10 A. NJ till I0P. NJ.
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GorrcuAtK s FARswEL CONCERT r-Nblo's Saloon was
very handsomely filled last night at the last evening
cert OF Gottschak, Miss simons and Sgnor Muzio II
evident that good deal OF and cordial feeling
towards the artists the Of their departure existed
In the audience. Goschsk and sanderson were twice
escorcd after the overture from William Tell and gave
In response Harry sandcrson's Electric and "Festivev
pokas, which received with unmstakab able salts.
faction Miss simons sang duct from DIN 0ioranni,
with signor Irpolito; Muxnos delightful drdwed, and
two arias from the Child Of the Regiment admirably and
encoved In EACH She received several magnificent
floral tributes during the evening Indeed in every
spec the highest favor manifested towards her
pleasant incident occurred after Gottschalk played his
celebrated pnraphrasc 'Tbe Battle Cry OF Free
dom" gentleman from the audience came
the stage with silver crown, handsomely set
with amethyets and rubies IN his hand and presented
TO Mr. Gottschak as the gft Of few friends saying
in brief speech among other things that the name Of
Gottsohalk would be remembered by americans with
much veneration as that Of Mozart, Mendessohn and
taken by SURPRISE and, fora while lid TO under
stand what Il oil about However he accepted the cor
onal stydecnIne the effort OF the speaker place
his head, bowed gracefully 10 the audience, and
played his delicious Eoan murmurs In response 10 the
compliment which was conceived In friendship, and was
fully meritcd BY The artist The grand march from
TaNNhauser on SIX pianos completed the programme,
which, upon beng eNcorod followed by The soldiers
chorus from funs To-day tho grand complimentary
mants 10 Mr. 0otschalk win take place " ths Academy
of Muma
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s'sjIeS.

A IIENIlON LADIES-THR NEW YORK
o,k's VI bIte tGtlng 90, 80 Chatham u oppo4its
JAZZ S muhA I9,lAT and hun $3.50 - uch Ginf
s,beIisn s,, nun, esoJi MINK sable, liich Marlin,
in, o w. ats equally low Aeruf and h gsr.
=. V ,atesl stS los Receipt Eiyen 10 pufolaser
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DIBLE PREsENTATION-MT. CARMEL
ID American Protestant Encampmcnt, No l. of New
York will have Bible presentation at Clinton Hall
o. Monday evening. Nov. h. Tickets 20 ccnts each
Can Le hal at the door On the evening Of presenta-
ton. Dl,rs open A. I, exercises commence at
O'Clock, l.. N. Ile iolIQwin- named ClcHymen will
DoWiine, Rev, Or, tieelaId, and Rev T. Walsh. 100
THE RESURRECTION OF MAN WHEN
l. II taxes place, and how 4 is effected Rev.
CHAUNCEY GILES will deliver a lecture on this
subject ia explanation VI the doctrines Of tie New
o. sunday evening, Nov. 5, at Z, O'CLOCK, In The
NAL Of tne Cooper Union AAtaT Place. Neg York
hAnAAdaz hsA ia
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AuuSEMENrs

HAkNuM'S NEW AMERICAN MusFTTM
TINS IsTHI PpsiTss s Spring ,nd Prince streets.
AEETEEGSo6S ~ ~ NEW YORK rf HhSHL6 !, ~.
luz u'."'"S and '0SeSCT p.S,,d Equs'IiOnn..
VIII appenin the komsntic Dr,ma Of N''''N'
hAZEpPh:
rrTnith, SrLENDln sCTNTi;Y, t6lTrTTN,hVHI o,
ihhlLLiNt end PERiLOt : lITIifs ~ T,ia
va II Trained HORSE "INNiNR"" III"
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GG9 GktN JK ,9e male BSS4feycr e ssbs,o,
and e. o. , ,he IALLLs GIANTS in the world
TWO BOHEMIAN GLASS Bi6wrfRHSS' 'een-
Prof IN NirtCiGi CLASS ihtN,iNEs N MoT1oS
Co.,,o,.,,.l llRht HORNED IL ''''
Family, ,Tant S,' ins can leaned Seal Happy
huhi'ion' 81 cts children unier icn i; c, GO,
l}kkolAnDWAl THEATRE - BEGINS ~
FRAU - Ps'%SSM" ind Rrggme street. i. 4. CHAS.
Mwi!h ClANiKAT, A. nr iP i n9d !, comedy %
sOuilhR SAM isthc rrc,t t of ~ ,hs Sih slc
o'slblc TO obtain aln,son seal ,, hd u M,
!Adn,',,;cn, 20 cents.
eAh Matinee, saturday, i.PV -,y
MONTPELLIERS oprr, ,,,,s.5,.--
Mile LEON 1I,r1aid succcss hh D..utgf
THY RIM, Tnw,rp D. LAY n
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NEW YORK CIRCUs--IirI ,rr.i...
M, n .s,Urrositc ACADEMY ct Nrn,. NIL -
w.,.,l y Eay NlGli.i' IS >'"n 'a'e't.
hnE. lol1sE rOtRSi %ilu. 81"
"'' JAZZ g m SiHi6iii1s !No'"'.
~, Somemrult Equestrian
inc Best IiouJc 70 the World
BEAR NSb sryTISrt
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BOARD AND ROOus

A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN 20
room. =, ir si with good totri and
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S2D0 CASH AND 20 QUARTERLY Tin
TcOC paid, viii huT n new STORY house, "a 1.
Nld6 ave- Al-o corner store. ell lOct ed Tor a
limor or grocery. T.. McCABt, ls.h st and IN nv.
South lOokyn w.
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DRY GOODS.

WET MUSLINS WET MuSLINS-
Ro,h hio,oh, WET hlsLlNSt
M pTIehiehed and unbleseuel ,-tlnr' ADD Sheet.
sscyis,a &c Ihutlins h ave been hol Nc ~ great
,tInce, are warranted in every respect, are only
~. soiled and viii be .old a. ,ma dvance Tor
a.....I lostLk BRorhERS ~ B.sscksf e cor
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SOAE.

w WIN OoI-WOOn-AT THE LOW.
est market price,, Best Nirrifia ,,u. o., H.
~ ths Toad or cord, delivered 4 uo of rh9,.o .
W 900 lafd, "a ave- be-. 55th and aUth sis
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TO IET-PARLOR, KlfCHEH AND TWO
= bedrooms, with wster ard rqs .tIg mon b. 9li,
room ana bedroom furnished At 49, Hudson 1t, or "
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INSIIesJs"gttDS

a II rTonW.NSSEND's COMMERCIAL ACAD.
and s, ~ boHery, below IiuIttona Tbo-l, .t
IN eP,nE rrltlns arithmetic aireuIa. irad.7t IT.
ftNn'e Instruction given. '''o'"' 'O' i.t',
BAN o" AM, AND ETHIOPIAN, JIG. CLOG
tOtJS Wn1i dancing taugh. hy ths r,fioy-r,
Iion,ton" v'ANi Manufacturer Of tn R,n'o III -,
suaianiao - Terms, % per coutse sati.,sg,.,,,
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& 400 SGln, go, $500 $l0OO-HOUSE
cOOa and 1T. lr'Io nj winfield, l.. l. 3. In,
~ 10 tsgl Vim the hullilug loan. Inquire OIL g.,
ANDREW 0 Chamber I. -
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FOR SALE ANn no u.ul,.

A FARM IS ACRES, WITH STOCK AND
10, cows z piss, poultry, 2 Varous . ION. .r
nprl rn'hti oh'h potatoes, corn, ftsuuus
price sSbO toms easy. one 10 nr.et W,,I
a nEnq9 t1Ps ~ miles In New Jorsey. Ami. ~, T.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-29

The sale of Fords theater to the Young
mems Christian Association, of Washing.
ton, for ono hundred thousand dollars.
will throw strong fortune into the lap
of its proprietor. John 7 Ford's prop.
erty, including improvements, cost less
than $50 900, leaving Ford net profit
OF 500, GOO. Why it is that the Young
mems Christian Association should have
SO suddenly discovered in this property
the most eligible location for a church,
Is amystery to many, when it is recollec.
ted that they had it in their power few
years ago to have purchased it at cost
Of less than one-ffth of tho sum which
they now agree to pay for it. Malicious
persons characterize the purchase as ,
good speculation for tho Young mems
Christian Association.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of 4
~ chattel mortgage executed by Porter Graham
and Emanuel Graham to Haskell and Barker.
dated the 18th OF August, A. d. 1863, and record.
cd IN book &C." on pages 4e aud ~ OF the
records OF personal property in the Office of the
Recorder OF Cedar county, Iowa, and given to
secure to said Haskell and Barker the payment
OF their promssory notes, executed by said
Porter Graham and Emanuel Graham to said
Haskell And Barker, each dated at Mechanics
vile. August 18th, 1868; one for fifty dollars
payable two months after date; one Tor one hun.
dred and forty dollars, payable on the lst day Of
January 1864, and one for one hundred and forty
dollars, payable on the lst day.of January, 1865;
and a. tha request OF, and for the use and benefit
OF said Haskell and Barker, have levied unon
the following property to.wit: One four lever
horse power. mounted on trucks, with levers
braces and tumbling rods belonging TO the
same. Also. ono separator, mounted with belts
reds levers, braces, oil cans and m nkey wrench
seiong'ng to the same; oil being the property
described in and covered by said chattel mort.
gage aforesaid. And ! will offer the same for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder. for
cash, In the town of Mechanicsville in said
county. On the 18th day Of July, A. d. ls65, at
o'elockp. m. Of said day, to satisfy said notes
interest and costs. The sale viii he absolute
and bills Of sale given to the purchaser.
Witness my hand this 18th day OF june. 1861
GEO. W. SMITH,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, lows.
Per s. LOUIS SIXTH, Deputy. n2iw4 $40
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HELMBOID,S
RloniY ooHcsR1aArxD
COMPOUND Fluid Extract Sarsaparil
SIS
NOT a FEW

o. ne wont disorders thai act mankind arise from Tie
eeTupson that accumuiases In the Blood OF all the ds
eoverss that have been made 20 purge out none can
sausi In elIec. HELNDOLD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
or SAPARILLA. Il cleanses aed renovates the
Blood instls the vgor Of health into the system, and
pusees out the humors which make disease II stimulates
he healthy functions Of the body and expeis Aberdeen
that grow and rankic in the Blood Such remedy shas
could be relied on has long been sought and for
he 6rst te the public have which they can DE-
pend Our space here does not admit Of certificates -
show IL effects but the trial Of single bottle viii show 70
The sick that Il has virtues surprising anything they have
sves taken.
Two ssbespoonsful ofths Extract Of saspsria addsl
pint Of water Il equal 10 the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
bottle b equal to gallon Of the Syrup Of
- The decoetlon usually made.
The shove Extracts prepared on purely seisntae
pdnciples-ln Yacxo-and emhody tbs full strength Of
The ingredients entering Into their composition ready
and conclusive test will DO comparison Of their psepsS
Me- with those Get forth In the Q. 8. DSpeosaseU.
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SHERIFF SALE.

Ny virtue ETA special execution directed issued
rom the oee OF the Clerk Of the District Court in and
for the county Of Cedar and State Of Iowa. in favor Of
Geo. r lngman, and against Elias +. Macy, ct al I
have levied upon the following property the property
OF the said Elias y. Macy, ct al, to-wit:
The north half % of the northwest quarter % of
section two (2) in township number seventy nine e)
horth OF range four N west Of 9Th psncipal meridian
county, Iowa.
nd shall offer the same for sale at public outcry at
the court house door in the of Upton in said
county. on Monday the 18th day Of July, A. D. 1865
at O'Clock Of said day. to satisfy said exec uton
and costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10th day of June, A. d. 1865.
GEO. ". SMITH,
0ZAY3So Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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Gen. sully, ia a private letter from
Sioux City, gives the following interest.
ing account Of the grasshopper plague
which is desolating the region of country
he has traversed. lie says: "Ths only
thing spoken about here is the grasshop.
per. They are awful, they actually have
eaten holes in my wagon covers, aud in
the paulins that cover my stores. A
soldier on his way here laid down to sleep
in the middle of the day on tho prairie
the troops had been marching all night.
His comrades noticed him covered With
grasshoppers and woke him. His throat
and wrists were bleeding from the bites
of these insects. This is no fiction
Last year, about Eve days. march from
the Yellow Stone, wo met the army Of
grasshoppers on their way East. After
that | suffered greatly for grass, and
many of my animals died. The grass
hoppers made general cleaning down to
this place, and here disappeared. This
year they appeared very small, At first,
but they are fast growing and getting
wings, when I suppose they will start
somewhere else. These insects that have
appeared this year arc no doubt from the
eggs of those last year, for there are
none above Randall, or far east Of this
| wonder what the Quartermaster Gen.
eral at Washington would say, if he
should receive report Of tents, wagon
covers, and paulins unserviceablo and
condemned, eaten ap by grasshoppers.'
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SHERIFF SALE.

~ virtue Of second pures execution to me direct
e. issued from the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court In and for the county Cedar aud State Of
In favor Of O. Switzer and against N. f. Clay pool
and Mary Ellen Lynn, have levied upon the follow
ing property as the property Of the said n f. Claypool
and Mary Ellen Lynn, to-wit:
The north half CD Of the northeast quarter "a OF
section fifteen (l5) township eightyone (s1, range
northeast quarter % Of section fifteen 5), township
eigty zone SD range two (2), west 9TH p. M; all 10
Cedar county, Iowa.
the court house dsor in the town of Tlpton in sad
county, on Monday the 18th day of July, A. D. ls65
and costs that may thereon.
Dated this 10Th day of June. A. D. 1866
GEO. W. SMITH
Sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa
Per 9. Lows Smith, Deputy. nS4wass
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H0ll0way's Pills are the hest remedy
known In the world for the followinE
diseases
Caution /!

II the reader Of this ''noticer cannot get bog
OF Pills or Ointment from the drug store in his
place, let him write to me, enclosing the amount,
and will mail box free Of expense. Mary
dealers viii not keep my medicines on hand be.
cause they cannot make q much profit @ on oth.
er persona make.
:, None are genuine unless the words "lYollo.ay
NeD York nsd London: are discernjble q Wa
fer'mHrf n every leaf Of the book Of directions
AROUND esch box; the same may be plsinly seen
by hofd..E tAe leaf to the Hghf. A handsome re-
ward viii be given 70 any one rendering such In.
formation ~ may lead to the detection OF any
party or parties counterfeiting the medicines Of
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious.
ss'sold At the manufsctory Of Professor HOL-
Low Az. 80 Maiden Lane, New York. and BY all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and the civilized
each. ''' % ee"'"' INV
the larger sizes.
July n, lssA-ussyl.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of third plures execution to me directed
issued from the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the District Court
favor OF Thomas 4. Cammins, and against s.m,ai
Tomlinson, ct al, have levied upon the foilowno
property as the property of the said Samuel
ct al, to-wt:
Lots four ~ and ave C) in block twelve Q2) in the
town Of Upton, Cedar county, Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at public ou.cry, al
.he court mouse door IN the town Of Upton, in said
county, Monday the 18th day OF july. A. n. 1sc5
at O'Clock M Of said day, to satisfy said execution
and &C SITS that may accrue thereon
Dated this 10th day OF June, A. D. 1865
GEO. W. SMITH,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Fer 8. LouIs SMITH, Deputy. fnSav3s5
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An Arkansas Wcddlne.

Tho preacher was prevented from tax.
ing his part in tho ceremony, and new.
ly created justice Of the peace; who
CHANGED to be present, was called upoa
to oficiats in his place. The good mans
knees began to tremble, for he had never
tied the knot, and did not know where
to begin. He had no book from which
to read the marriage service. The com.
pany was arranged in semi. circle, every
one bearing tallow candle. He thought
of everything he had learned, even TO
''Thirty days hath September,
April, June, and Novembsr,' y
but all in vain he could recollect moth.
ing that suited the occasion. A sup.
pressed litter all over tho room admon.
ished him that he must proceed with
something, and in the agony Of despera-
ton he began
"Kuov oil men BY these presents that
T-here he paused and looked up to
tho ceiling, when an audible voice in the
corner Of the room was heard to say:
"He is drawing 4 daed to tract Of
land }" and they all laughed. @A't /
sin tho name of God, ames p hs
began again, only to hear another voice
in loud whisper say:
"He's making his will; thought he !
could not live long; he looks so very bad
"Now, I lay me down to sleep, pray"
was the next essay, when some erudits
gentleman remarked:
Gle is not dead but slcepeth."
"Oh, yes! oh, yes I" no oontinued.
Some persons out Of doors sung out,
"Come into court p and the laughter
was general.
The bride was near fainting, and the
squire was not far from it; being On in-
defatigable man, however, he began again:
"To oil aud singular, the Sher-"
diets run; he is going to levy on
u.s." said two or three at once.
Hero CLEAN Of light flashed across
the face of the Squire. He ordered the
bride and groom to hold up their hands,
and in solemn voice said: ~. n~.
You, and each of you, do solsmnly
swear, in the presence of this company, /,
that you will perform toward each other
all aud singular, the functions Of husband 8
and wife, as the case may be, to the best v
Of your knowledge aud ability, 80 help N
you God?
"Good as wheat - exclaimed tho OF
father of the bride. .g -
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LIVERY STABLE 4 HACK LINE.
BETS 4 WEAR,

E2E1A~~ BELTS Z WEARe
N2NITR in connection with their
sss~- Daily Hack Line between
Upton and Clarence, making connection with
the trains TO and from Chicago, have fitted upa
TIP-TOP LIVERY STABLE,
having splendid stock of Horses, new and
substantial Carriages, and hope by their libersl
terms OF hire to receive the patronage of all.
They are also prepared to carry passen myers to
any part OF the State. Give Them a Call.
stable directly west Of the Upton House, Tip
tch, IOWA. IL IL mJ
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SHERIFF. SALE.

BY virtue Of special execution to me directed,
issued from the Office Of the clerk of the Dis.
trict court in and for the county Of Cedar and
state OF Iowa, in favor Of James @. Cover, and
against Charles SHETLAND ct al. l have levied
upon tne following property Is the property of
the said Charles Swetland ct al. to wit:
Lots eleven az, and twelve az. in block
thirty.fonr (34l In the town Of Upton, Cedar
county. Iowa. And also, the west half "a Of the
northeast quarter "a Of section number thirty
two (32l. In township aumber eighty.ons (sil
north OF range two ~. west Of 5th p. m, in c.
dsr county. State Of Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public
ouscry ct the eonrt house door in the town Of
Ilpton, IN said county, on Monday, the 18th
day Of July, 4. d. 1865, at 10 O'Clock =. m.
Of said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 10th day Of June, A. d. 1865. --E
GEO. w. SMITH,
Inns pr fee $500 Sherifof Cedar CO., lows.
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HOW 70 USE THE REMEDIES,

IN Diseases Of the Blosd HunoSs - NE Face Or say
and every part Of the body Extract sarsapsra %.
plying 70 Pimplss and oil external Huners Esspusas
he Improved Rose Wash.
Use the Extract Buchu for all diseases requne he ~
Of Drsc except those Of the Urinary Organs such %
Gonofrh1a and elect; in these the Extract Dsehu
and inject with the Improved Rose Wash
az THESE EXTRACTS HAVE DEEM ADMITTED
10 USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY, and also are
In very general use in al the STATE HOSPITALS AND
PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS throughout the land - well -
In private practice, and constersd q invaluable
remedies.
xEDICINE
DEZIVERED TO ANY ADDRESS
HELMBoLD'S DRUG CHEMICAL wkREHousl.
594 Broadway, n. Y, next Metropolitan Hotel
HELMDOLD'3 MEDICAL DEPOT.
104 South Tenth St., Assembly Builds, Phila
Dssert1s Symphonic in an COsmvsScasto.s
SOLD ev AL DRUGGISTS EvEaNHMeRE
Beware Of Counterfeitsl
ASK FOR HelMeolo'x 4
~ Take no Other. N
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Ine history Of these great Remedies !, II,
world mas ever known. II establishes the .lIia,
| Portant iacs that WHEREVER and in wH.rrv-,
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The Great Ambassador, Of Health 4. IN
Mankind. ~ ."
This is not history written by one mn =,
even derived from the experience OF one ,afios
~, oo. s OF compilation Of testimonials non
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RECORD, the Ike OF which has neve. been sAAne-
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These Mighty Healevs, Worll K,ovu A
World Tried, are q Boon to the Sick.
The want Of sterling medicinal to meet IN
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till this all powerful medicine WIS ushered int
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Their attribute is to PREVENT ~ we'll as TO crRE;
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of VITAL and FUNcTIoNARY REFORMATION.
Disorders Of the Stomach
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Woman In all her Difficulties
10 invited ts test the regulating and restors.
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De II Understood,
That the above statements can st sll times h
verified by the written testimony extending
through quarter Of q century, Of tens OF thou.
sands Of unimpeachable witnesses
Bilious Maladies, &C., DC.
In whatever form disease attacks the liver, u
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painless, and irresistible curative. Bilious re.
mittentA bilious purging and all the ordinary
right side and between the shoulders, yellowness
of the whites Of the eyes, weakness and debility,
de-, are relieved and removed by the remedy
with celebrity which Astonishes the suIere ~ and
their friends. Let the sick, whom the facuJt
have abandoned. resort with confidence to thy
powerful anti bilious agent, and restoration
health and activity will be the unvarying result
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-06-29

Though there were not enough RICH
teous people in Sodom to save the city,
there was neverless pretty good Lot.