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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
Corn SUGAn.-The Chicago. r.,

Corn SUGAR.-The Chicago Tribune
says that sugar has been obtained 10 that
CITY frou corn, and by very cheap pro
cess; it is, however, that variety known
as starch sugar not "grape," or
"cane, possessing but half the sweetep
ing power Of the latter.
According TO the Tribune, the process
vas discovered by Mr.. Hirsch, of Chica
GO, who states that be can obtain 50 lbs
OF sugar. or 20 lbs Of sytup, from 100
H.. Of corn meal, the chief OK pc use beiD 2
fer fuel This again loses absut 30 Der
ceus II the re6riog process. The sugar
til Is abrained would cost three or four
cents pound. Doubliog this for the
at i aoua. quantity required to equal the
s~eetenios quality Of cane sugar, and
We have seven to eight cents as tie equiv!
alent Of pound Of cane sugar-a wide
cents The Tribune learns that com.
pany il about to Re started in Chicago
for the manufaelurc 81 ea.a sugar
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
.lnborer~ FOL iirt Farmers Of Iowa.

The .Ameries a h Il lsrans Company off.
crs TO furnish aaart-. to such Iowa farm
ers as may aT? 1fretor |. will iupy':
from Europe IS many laborers - taay
be desired fer any given loca!:ty. .aarsa-
teeins delivery to the men csasrsnEs. Fa-,
will make binding sottrac:s s.sa such
men for. -the~smplsyess N, .,ehf terms
aud at such rates Of wages a. the employ
er Offer; and will exercise tbs greatest
possible care in selecting such kind Of
laborers az rnay be desired, Or it vii
make .such selections snd contracts, al
opportunity offers, with emigrants a.
they arrive. The employers will be re
qutrsd 70 advapc" passage money, &c.
eaieh il to be deducted from he earn
5og. Of lhe employed. The plan rcceiv
Cd the hearty endorsement Of the Boar
~ Directors Of the Iowa Stat AgricuItu
raj Society, at the recent anual mec,in!
a, Des Moln's, by the following rcsolu,
ton: -.s-
Resolred, That the plan Of the Amori
can Etnisrant Coupsny be recommended
by this Board to favorable consideration
/ Of the farmers and mechanics of Iowa.
T All communications should be adde's:
ed to John Williams, Esq. Gener;
Agent of Emigration, No. 8 Bowlin
Green, n Y. from whom all needed in
formation can be obtained.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02

The AVENGERS OF THE SEAS The
following from Ab5ott's Life of Napolecn
Bonaparte, is a curious "reminiscences: -
"After the Emperor had declared his
intention Of going to the United States,
the Baron Fleury said: But will the
English allow YOU to cultivate yonr fields
in peace You have made England
tremble. As long as you are alive, or at
least at liberty, she Will dread your
genius The Americans love and admire
you You have great influence over
them You might, perhaps, excite them
to enterprises fatal to Enelsndy What
enterprise 2 replied the Emperor The
English well know that Americans would
lose their lives to a man in defense al
their native soil. But they are not fond
of carrying on foreign warfare. They
are 20. yet arrived At pitch to give ,he
English any serious uneasipes s. A,
some future day. perhaps, they will B.
the avengers of the seas - "a t-7 -.4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02

IMPORTANT DIscovERY.-Mons Rou.
It'd, astFretch farrner % 4 formerly Z
chemist 1t Libourne, is reported to hay
combiped c.rtain strong Ingredients int,
q solution 10 which he soaks his wheat.
and produces a larger crop, than Can y
obtained either by soaking the seed in .
solution of blue vitriol or BY the use OF
barn yard manure applied in the usual
wsy. NJ. Boutin's solution forms around
tks grsin . thin covering Of quite 20.
culisr nature that imparts an extrsordina.
~ revivifying force and enables it TO-
contend successfully against all the evil
iufssu ces to which is exposed after be-
ing committed to the earth. Some VI
the crops gathered from the seed thus
prepared have been an incr 'ase Of 200
per cent. over the ordinary m.'hods A
committee hss given the awatd TO this
mode & fytiyyljDs a t making making careful
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
Speaking of the Hfast" men IN Part,

y Speaking Of the "fast" men in Paris.
letter says: "Gallopipg consum ptio On
and disease Of the heart are now their
diseases The aga!loping -couss@ ption
takes six weeks to com plete its mortal
work. To drop down dead now is quite
common occurrence in cafes and restau
rants, and in seven instances out Of ten
the corpse has not seen thirty spripgs"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
dyspepsia, DiaIrhGs, Weakness, &c.
The terrible bodily and mental papgs which

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
characterize Dyspepsia are at once mitigated by
the Pills. DiarIhosa, constipation. headache,
physical prostration, nervous tremors, hot flush
'es spasnis, affections Of the kidneys, hemor.
RIB oids or plies, and, in TACT all internal CON-
plants, from whatever, cause arising, give way
be fore The salutary Influence of this extraordina
~ remedy. As a specific for dyspe psia. and the
disorders connected with il, or. growing out OF
it, the Pills are always to be relied on when ey-
erv Other medicine and mode of treatment has
utterly failed. 7'~ e@ @"' s..-.s..-.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
~The Licking county, c0c Rtcotd
ootices the sales of sb 'fhdt have taken


B1The Licking county. CO.. Rteota
notices the sales Of sbeep thdt have taken
place The past season in that county -
Twenty-eieht- yearliDa ewes brought
$3.50 each; thirty-6ve brought 5000 each;
ten $500 each; e,gb.5sbroughts4oDeach;
Eve $500; eighteen 1920; four $500; and
four $3.50 EACH. Twenty six. eve lambs
brpneh 10 gross So, 900; and dirty se~en
brse8ioe ewes, from six1to thktee ns years
old, brought IN gross $4,000, and nine
old ewes were sold for 81, 900. One two
year old buck was sold fer 81, 500; one
for 81 500 One half interest in a year
ling brought 81 500; one bucsfve years
old 5000; bre buck ashb 81 600, Ssod
another 500; another yearling brought
$4,000, another $500, and another
81 900; and SO on, not emitting $1,000
that was paid for a single eve. Sheep
are growing decidedly respectable. }. s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02

h None are genuine unless the words 'ifoiloray1
N.,c York and London" are discernble as a Va
te,~mark in every leaf Of the book Of directions
around each box: the same may be plainly eeen
by holding the leaf to. The light "A handsome re'
ward will lie given to any one rendering such in
formation a. may lead to the detection OF any
party or parties cohnterfeiting the medicines or
yendng the same, knowing thcmto be spurious
*&*Sold at the mandatory Of Professor HOL.
LOWAY so Maiden Lane. New York. and by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and the civilized
world, in boxes, at IS cents, 81 cents, and u 40
each. # .a...a.,-.. A. 4a r.f
E6 There IL considerable saving by taking
] the larger sizes. .s...-s --.4. T.. Says.
July u, lse4-nss:yl.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. 4
hiSEhsES OF THE NERVOUS SEMINAL, 'URl.
- NARY spSYxrAL SYeTEMs--new and relia-
bic treatment-in reports OF the HOWARD Al $50.
cIArioN-sentby mail In sealed letter envelopes,
iree on charge. Address, Dr. J. SKILIIN
houHAToN, Howard Association. No. . South
Ninth Street Philadelphia. Pa. nqsy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
Bilious Maladies, DC. &c.

Il sl-z.sser farm disssks attacks the liver it
s pslie6 and exterfninated by ibis searching,
pa Mess, and irresistible curative. Bilious re-
mt1eutss sallees rarg1rr. and ali the ordinary
disorders q tie urgaht acir ated BY pain in the
right side and oetweeI The shoulders, yellowness
q tAs whites Of the 9 g, weakness and debility
ct, ane relieved and removed by the remedy
with elesiss sbieh astonishes the sufferers and
their friends. Let tue sick whom the faculty
Gsye abandoned, resort with confidence to this
pc ~~rfs. anti-biiious agent and restoration to
hsa.l and activity will be the unvarying result.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
J NnTICE

q I.horeby given that solomon Aldrieh, execuI
tor Of the estate of2FlavjA H,fE, de eeased. Has
filed in the county court Of Cedar county. Iowa,
hisfna report Of the settlement Of said estate;
all pe sons Interested in said estate wilt appear
and object thereto on or, before the On dss
nroyed and the executor discharged from fur
Their duties o-,liabihtiss in the premises. SD
J. G. BETS, Co. Judge. -
"a Jan l6, 1868. n3w8 I'LL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02

corpse, till little vestige Of the r.rt
form rem sinedA At length -hs ~S. &c
costed with, "Whst ere you aoout? Tha,
DOC has been dead this ten minutes,
II know it, We, hsreply, but wss'
to give the beast, = realisiog sense ths'
there 10 punishment after d 'ath.". sba .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
HolIOWay's Pills are the best remedy
known In the world for the following
diseases: .. ....es-fg & --l =
Caution !!

If the re ader of this "notice" cannot get box
Of Pills or Ointment from the drug store IN his
place. let him write to me, enclosing the amount,
and will mail a box free of expense. Many
dealers will not keepsiny medicines on band be-
cause they cannot make as much profit as on 9th
er persons make Haa tssz8 .zrea ~ SO 4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02

WosDs FgfLY >Poags.-The Mt.
Ptcs,sr' .J,aranl no'lc}ne the fning Of
twenty-five !1q1or ael'ers a, Burlington in
satns Of so to $500 each, says: ~.
.'Served them right. A man who will
try to ges livelihood Ia this land where
there are so many honorable and remu-
ncrs.,vs fields Of labor nnoccupied, by
dealing out death aud misery, should he
fined every day in the week The hap
piness Of our people, the good order Of
socictv, the good sense and moral scnti-
ment Of the people at large, demand tina.
this unhfy traffic shall cease aud tina,
our prohIbtory law should remain on the
statute books and be enforced The man
who cannot live In a community without
dealing out poison and death, is not
wanted. We believe this to be the SEN
tifnent Of four fif.hs Of the people Of
Iowa, aud the officer who fails to enforce
this law falls far short of discharge Of
his duty, Is an unfaithful servant, and
should b. permi-'"d to retire to private
life as soon as possible.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
Alethe: or The Child Of tie Cord,

which will he followed ny splendid ne story by Miss
sMsRorRY. ffFFN 80 a
OF luxury and consumption, and ,ear enormously in-
creased OUTLAY for the 1865 the Star Paptr
Republic with it, forty columns Of steriinn original
mater. Vii contnueto be issued at six cents copy
aho soid ny all newsrnen and periodical dealers In
Ameraa. Its long and honorable history ENSURES its
serners again the casualties and fatalities which
hae swept 30 many mushroom journals Oh the board,
anu ae their patrons disconsolate d loss Of their
o. subscribers our terms are: Cash In advances
Single copies, 80 50 wear: three cspies II; six cop
res si3' nine copies, so. The party who sends US
SIo TOT cao OF nine copies will receive an additions
copy,FhLk Blk mont hs subscriptions received Sub-
serbers should be careful to write plainly the name Of
theT postonce, county and State. Specimen copies
sent Tree 70 all applicants. Address - /
h. ~.,t.+.@a CAuLDWfLL 4 WHITNEY
l. - .Proprietors u The New York Mercury,
Nos. s Ann street, and il3 FULTON street,
ni"0 '8 "3 Ta@@# New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
!. ~
os January !, 1865. Tim
TWESTY.sEVENTH ANNIVERSARY or +
The New York Mercury,
TIE PRIDE OF THE JiRESIDE.

In the prime VI - ,suts hood. the
Phenix OF ths vsss-iaes D.s;tns Et fi fp- the new
year, over The wrecks u 1t tagging Gae teSsss co.sz
porares, viii III e.t fast pyg1 t.e sgx, Ds...s.t
which IL evrif nrssseatrs 70 @#s" d @a@ ID"
The WAY. vict ttas appJsd agwr saaiers- 10 thzI-
low and sss lias VI lev ~ sfi1kIe esasAe NJ -h
aegis Of cur surcess bEr fsat for III. ssu. q
1863 SHAKE ~ pillars VI s2aGesey 1sf heretofore been
deemed imperial IL s-ral Literature. Both sides 9th.
Atlantic reader iF53agte. Te sBa!t esa.GlEs TIE
thrilling ToEzaGces q NGsM. Z. BsspDos necronav-
Ger Oft strong DARK passions u whom se pay ore
money annually than the entire capital OF our i'm ta
tors and add 10 our American stat The champion ss
er OF the cap ard bells, Josh glngs who viii coz
mence with the first Of january series of his We II
tknown In m,tihe comic papers, Urten pressly for
US, in his ifresistably cDnvulsive vein Harrie. r.
Prescott, most polished and Imaginative sketch
writer living; 7, T. Barnun the world famed showman
and photographer; Miss ~ A. Earle Fairfax Balfour
Dr. ). ii. Robinson, and Ned BantIiue,r renowned
ana versatile novelette, writer's Ill exc out the spark
ing contributions Of such faciie poets failleoniss
aumorists critics. travellers. photegraphis,s etc. as
/ George Arnold, W. 0. Eaton, Mile W. Carpenter
George Alfred Townsend Julia 5. Inyraham edward
"niet. george Martial. Joseph Barber, A. Peiten
ana others, numerous enough and clever enough to
run ali the newspapers on the Continent
Inc NiIid pencils OF barley, McLenan and White,
the hrst draushtsnl"n OF the agesWin make thN new
volume PICTORIAL and whatever tuxt We or meteoric
note may appear during the year will at he
sasea anu made available. In sddtion to III; crisp
a ,enhe editorials; its delectabie Gossipers Club
IN whch the aptest and wittiest poems, carcatures,
anu nesques OF the time FIRST appear; and its coquet-
tlsh Ladies' Promenade, to which all the mothers,
sweetheats, daughters wives and widows o. the land
subscribe their experiences, THE NEw Yonx MERCURY
! viii continue the fa thful A nd co,a,St IL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
Disorders Of the Stomach

Are the sources of the deadiest maladies.-
Their elects 70 yitiste all the fluids of the DO
dy and to send poisoned stream through all the
channels Of circulation. Now what is the oper
alton Of ,he Piiisl They cleanse the bowels
re euate the liver, bring the relaxed OF yritated
stomach into natural conditior.s and, aelng
through the 'secretiye organs .rros TIE EL?ob
IrssIS, haage the state of the system fromsick
ness to health. by exercising simultaneous and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02

pA-His Exceliency, Gov. Andrew,
(says Massachusetts paper, related, the
other evening, a story which he credited
tc President Lincoln, and which we
have not yet seen in print. The anec-
do'e was f1t told Oh the night Of the Sth
of November, when, long after the sue
cess OF the Union candi dates was assured,
the returns Of heavy majori'ics still came
in thick and jubilant, tho President was
reminded Of this Illinois incident: A
friend of his, passing along a village
street, was painfully bitten by an ugly
dog. a single blow of heavy stick,
skilIfully- aimed, was sufficient to kill the
animal instantly; but the enraged pedes.
trian still continued to pumme! the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
Woman in all her Difficulties

l. Invited to tes. the re suia.ing and restora-
tive powers Of this harmless bat effective prepa-
ratio,, Atthe two epcclis of life / n which the
female system indergoes the most Important and
critical changes, the Pills will prove q positive
Aafc guard against evil Consequences They are
also confidently recommend ed as q specit in cv-
cry disorder to which females are exclusively
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
Be it Understood.

That the above statements can at all tir,es b.
veriasd by the written testimony fekteRdiBs
Trough 9aarter o. . century, Of tens Of thou
SANDS Is uain eaehahie witnesses
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02
Photographs OF Popular People.

shy illustrative of the Oldest abest and artfulest
June, whose sprghty notes upon the latest and most
perfect New iork modes suggestive 70 leaders Of
soee.y WHERE and universally consuted both in
the metropolis and throughout the cor ntry: and con-
inence series of illustrated Sketches 81 Grotesqne
adventure IN Foreign Chimes during the war, hy Al
Irea lrampe; as we'll as Hints Upon Cookery by Hem
ny IoslIng, the metropolitan esisinier
me hrst OF the year will ,augurate the thrilling
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02

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0kc3A'o 80,
a. : : : ! !:
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slEWllI|Nllei:. A!cHINEs
"trs aoarasd the aighe.. Pre-ir~ sser ~ nm
Competitors, at the foilOsriMS State ''sHi
zaiaisas7 avg, County Eaire Gf 1892
NEW YORK STATE FAIR. Il ., sc.f,is,.
a, EIfF:s P Prs%,s% f., s e s.ssa:
I'D! .aa Frst Pfenisn sor Msshiss Won. = -.
INDIANA STATE FAIR swim ru,t nj INA
First Premium for Machine for all purposes.
.lInD Rirst Prenium far Machine Work, .r-.v
VERMONT STATE FAIR. sv.,s 49,
9aad En- s fs:sn ,s 81 s E. sS,.
ed. 80 First Premium for Machine Work. a 80,
E r.s 1ssa IA y a.shs.. ..s. he 'si,a
IONA STATE FAIR. fasn.cs asa e'a~-
o f fffs2laa for for ssaE a:ssei
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E yiTs, Premium for 70, Machine s
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR. f7.'' f--s'2'
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MICHIGAN STATE AIR. i-. ....s..-.
First Premium for Family Machine. .'f&
2oif"a First Premium for Manufacturing M.cb,,.nr
First Premium for Machine Work. ''''''.
! PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.
!. EetTif First Premium for Manufacturing Msehi,s.
| .-L First Premium for Machine Work.
OREGON STATE FAIR. '@' IN lrss''
nos FirstsPremium for Family x.chS,~ya 4ts "a
srg ,r First Premium for Machine Work. f.m...
Chittenden Co. W.T. Az. Soc.
-. First First Premium for Family Machine.
fa9'@ First Premium for Manu- isetupIns Machine. ~
First Premium for Machine Work - -,
Franklin Co. IN. W Fair.
sac First prem an for Family Machine ia
| r.-es First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
Champlafn Valley w. AZ. Soc. = 7'2,T F1''
f@'n First Premium for Family Machine. ~ 20
ypiEaa First Premium Ter Asnufactu turing Machine.
First Premium for Machine w ark.
Hampden Co. Mass Agr'i Soc.
s9aI3 Diploma Family Maehue. AZ al - A"~ -
Diploma for Machine Ysrk. sisra.t d, ,~a,, H.,
Washington Co. IN. w Fair.
All. First Premium for Family Machine.
Queens Co. IN. W Asr'lSOc. LAT ..,a
First Premium for Family Machine. g,s
r' First Premium for Manufacturing Machine.
5oi , First Premium for Machine Work. 's y tZ7a
Saratoga Co. IN. " Fair. -.a vi etn -iag E
First Premium for Family Machine. r
! Mechanics Institute PA. Fair.
5es Il First Premum for Mac hine for I'll puSposss.
First Premium for Machine Work. s.sl s..
Greenfield (O.) Unto" Fair.
" First Premium for Family Machsae>
FIRST Premium for Machine Work.
Clinton Go. iO.l Fair. ,,...' ...
ata. First PreIaiun for Machine Work. -'7aEts7
Montgomery Go. (Pa. Fair. / Z. ..gslarp3 g..
b First Premium for Machine for all purposes.
o. II First Premium FOR Machine Worss 9"@' '"1
| San Joaqaiu Co. tCaE Fair. !'es'' t'@='a'
Premium for for a ss H sels
San Jose District Call Fair. - -
| First Premium for Family Machine.
StE@s First Premium for Machine Work.
III, The above omprises al, the Pairs At which ~
GaovER BAKER MACHINES were exhibited in 1868. r,
Sales rooms, l95 Broadway, New York. =
4 savlinl3yii Sta 10 2stEi !+itazs t.= ~s,a ~
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These Mighty Healers, World Known and
World Tried, are n Boon to the Sick.

Il rhe van. 81 sterling medicinal to meet the
ills and necessities of the suffering portion OF
human ty, and one entirely free from mineral
and othey deleterious PARTICLES, was severely. felt
tilt.his all powerful med cine was ushered into
the, world; HoEtowAY' S 1SvALUABL Pills have
become The HOUSEHOLD Kennedy OF ailnations.-.
Their attribute is to PREVENT as well as to CURE;
they attack The RApTy OR ROOT Of the complaint,
and thus. by removing the hidden cause Of dis
ease, re-invigorate and restore the dropping en-.
err les Of the system, assisting nature in her task
of VITAL and yUSCTioNARY REr0RnATIoN.g g:.t as
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02

THE LARGEST STOCK Of Albums ever re
l. ceived in Upton. for sale Mt
HUDSON Il LINSLEY'S.
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A SOLDIERS PAY IN THE SouTH.-
jeff Davis reports to his congress the
treasury full and no appropriation asked.
a sufficient comment on this is found in
the debate in the rebel senate Gu pro-
posed inquiry why the soldiers were un-
paid. Members said there was great
suffering because the soldiers could yet
no pay. Mr.. Henry said "Thcy have
not been paid for fifteen months" And
when thy did 20 through the motions
Of payment, We know what they were
Obliged to receive A soldiers pay for a
year would not buy barrel II -four
Psrhap. it vi. ,hou2ht no, worth While
to continue the forms far - .rifllay an
outcome "A Ir Trenholm shnus the
currency which :hn colder il compelled
to take Is worth only six cers- % tho
dollar Il would cpst the ptgrYasfer>
aboa' IA much a. that N - ,Fy~9uyt III =
motions II payments 50 it IL veil u
dropi. altogether
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-02

HII.I and Rose W9od Frames, ofal sizes, on
NJ hand and made to order at ,.;at-
d - r. n, Simrsons sky Light Gallery.