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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
FkOM THE FAR WEST.
Return Of the Wrgon-Rond Pnriy-Im-
praciicnbiIiiy Of he White River Route
Raids by the 1-dinns-Three of the
Party Il iIIed-A New gouteto Montana.
FoRr LARAHlE, Friday. Sept !. 1865.

FORT IAHAAlt, lrldhy, sept !, IeCJ.
The wagon road party under Col. Sawyer,
from Sioux CITY arrived at Fort Conner. on Powder
River after many haIdships. III destitute condition
They report the routo by Nimcraza aud Whito kiVers
impracicable. They were sometimes two days with
cot water Tho Indians attacked them several times.
but driven or The party lost three killed. among
them col Sawyers brother
The route 10 Montana from this place. via Fort Con
ner Powder River and Clarks Fork. following tho
east biso Of Bic Horn Mountains Is reported practical
BILE L oa so miles OF the distance by the Old
lad o, the route. which is very direct. The post for
Powd,r River is located on this route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

The Wife OF a physician Shoots Her Hus.
band and Daughter, and then herself
Mental DerunGemens tkc Probable
Cause,
Boston, Friday, September l, 1865.

BOSTON, Friday, September I, 1868.
A horrible tragedy occurred in South Ded'
ham last night, a man. his wife and daughter being
shot dead.
Dr. Carlos Marston, homeopathic physician, aud his
daughter an interesting girl OF 10 years Of age, were
shot by Mrs. Marston. the Doctors wife, who finished
her dreadful work by shooting herself
Mrs. Marston has been sick for q number OF weeks
past and has at times given evidence Of mental de-
rangement For several days pas. she had been grow
ing worse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Oil m Rrket.
YEw.BrproRp, Friday. Sept. !, IL

BEDFORD Friday, Sept i ls9o,
The ship Asia, Capt. Eldridge, from iron s hom'
oulu NAV o arrived to-day with ll22 barrels SPERM
and 700 barrels Whale OIL and 100 pounds OF Bone;
The Oil market continues excited; with prlsA IN IN,
qury for both sperm and Whale os fodi ins u nn
firm. and not disposed to soil a, luo.a' si "a fr
Whae. Whuiebono has also advanced the stoe S IN
the country being only 600 pounds ana h"rrs
oh on private terms and 500 barrels Whale at u %
per gallon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
From North Caro,ina-aenlth OF Newscrn.

NEwBERS. y. c. Tuesday Aug -, lee5.
The undertaken of this city reports only six
deaths In Newbern among tho white population during
the present month, two Of which accidental. two
from bilious fever, and two infants. which presents
state of health not equaed by other city Of its size
In the country. This should be % the ma
lclous report that Newbera IS an unhealthy city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Visitors to Alex. H. stephens-The New
Collector of Boston.

BosTos Friday, Sept ], 1863
A brother of Alex. II. Stephens IN company
with Col johnson friend Of both brothers, went
downto Fort W arren this morning. with permit 10
visit le late Rebel Vice-Pres dent.
The Hon Hannibal Hamlin the inewIy'apPointed
took POSSESSION Of hs Office this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
The Northera Central HsiIrsaa-seie OF
the civ Of Buisimere's Interest.
BALTIMORE, FRIDAY, Dept

BALrMOaE. Friday. Sept /, 1906.
The interest of the City of Baltimore in the
No,.ho,n rsn,rsI Railroad Company was sold to-day
Nv issi nm N IL understood that the Northern Cen.
rr Esirosd Company were The purcaasera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Break In the weI,and Canal.

n ST CATHARMEs c. W, Friday Sept l, le6s.
,,,a Itee gates of the Allenburg lock of the Vel.
Ss1 Csnsl were carried away to-day by schooner.
ss'on viii be resumed agsis Va Iops.y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

Means have been obtained from England to
buid A railroad from St. Paul Mimi, to Winona.
The work win DO commenced immealatey asa cg az
p ,ied in three years. len ~ues VIII 'c k'aa'S '1'~
Fall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02

The Charlottesville (va.) CAroniele says that
IN. town a, Manchester in that State. was occupied by
the MON and forces sueeessively seventy
eIx ttIes.
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Cotton Arriving a, Providence.

~, PROVIDENCE Il. T. Friday, Sept. l. 1865.
,,, ane hrst cargo of cotton received at this port
New orleans, since the outbreak of the Rebellion,
-''"ea Today in the schr. Argus Eye.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-04-20
An Aristocrat of the Old Dominion.

A report in the N. Y. Tribune informs
US that, 90 Friday last, an affair occurred
in Richmond which demands from US .
few words of comment. It appears that
our colored correspondent was quietly
seated in the Speakers chair of the rebel
House of Representatives writing to u.s..
One of the lately subdued rebels, in all
probability . thorough Southern aristo-
crat, discovered him thus engaged. His
are vAs innsdislsl/ k;s1lsj, ssa ks Or
dered him, in coarse language, to leave
his seat. As our correspondent did not
choose to hear this Incorporate command,
this individual laid hold of him, and at.
tempted to drag him out, when he was
Immediately Knocked down. Leaping to
bis feet, he demanded from an officer who
was standing pear his sword, "to cut"
as be elegantly expressed it, "the id
uigger's heart out" The officer declin.
ed, not having two swords to enable him
to equalize matters, but offered "to see
fair play if they wished to fight it out"
the opinion, as we'll as wish
that he "would get worse thrashed than
Leo the other day." Upon hearing the
liberal offer the irrsscible rebel skulked
sway and left our correspondent to close
bis Ietter.-Phizadelphia Press, 1oh.
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which plant the melons, squash or what
else is wished. As the vines begin to
run, support them upon the trellis BY
mailing across small Stats Of board, and
when tho meiohs set and begin to form
fruit, erect shelf for 1t BY placing short
pieces Of boards seross the Stats previous.
" nailed on. Pinch of the running
shoots Of The vines 90 Is not to have too
heavy . growth, and a. they run higher,
place additional stats for the purpose Of
supporting them. There are two advsn-
tsses to this plan, aud so far as We are
no disadvantage; it econo.
misses space 10 the garden, and the fruit
ripeos earlier than when upon the ground
half covered with leaves. Those of our
readers who have small gardens would
do we'll to "make = note" Of this plan
md give it trial this season.
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SwIFTNEss OF GRANTS MoyEMEN.

SwITTNEss OF GRANTS MOVEMENTS.
Tho march from Peeersburgh to
huntsville by Grant will rank among the
swiftest and most remarkable Of the war;
The distance is fifty. three miles, and the
march vas accomplished in two days and
half. There have been large marches
of email commands; like that of General
Augur's brigade in April, 1862, which
in one day marched from Catlett's Sta
ton to within sight of Fredericksburg, a
distance of thirty miles, and captured
the city next morning, aud like that of
the 93d New York regiment, which, on
its way to Gettysburg, marched thirty
two miles 10 twelve hours, but this
movement of a vast army, through a
strange country and impeded by mud, is
without precedent in the history of the
rebellion.
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Original Notice.


GEORGE P. ISGMAs. Treas'r,, June Term AID.
vs. Uses Cedar Coun-
ELIAS +. MACY, e.aL Sly District Court.
State OF Iowa, Cedar county. IS:
To ELIAS +. MACY, Lucy ANN MACY his wife
RICHARD II. BEEsoN, MOSES VARNEY, J. A.
MACY, WILSON HEALD, Cooley. FARwELL Il
Co.. and Cook, SARGENT DowNEY, Defend
ants.
VOU are hereby notified that there is now on
l. file in the office of the Clerk of the District
Court of Cedar county, State Of Iowa. petition
OF George Z. lngman, Treasurer of said county,
plaintin, claiming of you the said defendants,
except Cooley, Farwell Il Co, and Cook, Sar.
gent Downey, against whom no personal claim
Is made) the sum Of three hundred and ninety
dollars as the amount Of principal and interest
now due on promissory note made by you the
said Elias +. Macy, Richard H. Beeson, Moses
Narney, J. A. Macy, and Wilson Head, for the
sum of three hundred dollars. as in said petition
ii fully set out and described.
And also praying for the foreclosure OF GER
tain mortgage executed by You the said Elias r.
Macy aud Lucy Ann Macy TO II. G. Piatt, Treas.
urer Of said county, and his successors in office,
to secure the payment of said promissory note,
dated July 4th. 1859, and recorded in book b
pages 353, 354 and 1851 OF mortgages in said
county-upon certain real estate situated in sale
| county known and described as the west half 0
the northwest quarter of section two ~ in town
| ship seventy-nine (79) north of range four "a
west Of the 5th p NJ containing eighty acres
more or less.
on or before noon of the second day of the mex
| term Of said Court commencing on the frs
| Monday in June, A. ID. 1865, default will be takel
| and judgment rendered against You thereon
| and q decree of sale and foreclosure made a
prayed tor in said petition.
| VIM II. TUTHlLL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
| Upton, April 1st, lS65-nl4w4
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The V1oLEr.-The origin Of the vic.
let dates back to the age Of Apollo, and
associates itself with the peccadilloes of
those earthly gods whose highest mission
was perplexiDg man. Ia, the daughter
Of Atlas, one Of the nympbs of Diana,
falls in love with Apollo; and her mis-.
tress, determined to prevent match of
y hieh she did not approve, causes the
face Of the Dymph to become Of a violet
Color, to disgust Apollo. Apollo, how
ever, still pursues her, and she, in escap.
ing from him, is converted into a violet,
preserving as a flower the beauty and the
timid bashfulness she felt before.
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HOll0way's Pills are the best remed,
known I'm the world for the folio winl
diseases
Caution !!

n the reader 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 box free Of expense. Many
dealers will not keep my medicines on hand be-
cause they cannot make a. much profit as on eth.
er persons make.
None are genuine unless the words 8 k4oiiOray
NsU York md Lssd0a," are discernible q Va
tey.msvk in every leaf Of the book d directions
around each box; the same may be pfsAly seen
BY holding tie leaf to the light. A handsome re-
ward will b given to any one rendering such in.
formation % may lead to the detection Of any
party or parties counterfeiting the medicines or
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious.
s.sSold st the msnsfsctory Of Professor HOL-
LOWAY, so Maiden Lane. New York. and BY oil
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and the civilized
world, in boxes, at IS cents, SO cents, and 81 40
each.
~ There is consid saving BY taking
the larger sizes.
July IA, ls64-n2s:yl.
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IDEA or THE CoMMANDMEsrs.-A
Scotch lad came to clergyman for exam.
iossiou previous to bis receiving his frs,
communion The pastor, knowing tbs,
his young friend was not very profound
10 bis theology, and not wishing to dis.
courage him, or keep him from the table,
,aoless compelled to do so, began by ssk-
ing what he thought safe question, and
what would give him confidence; % be
took tho Old Testament, and asked him,
in reference to the Mosaic law, how
many commsodmeDts there were. After
. lissle thought he put bis answer in the
form Of . supposition, and replied, eau.
tiou'ly, "AibIius (perbsps) = hummer
lhuodredD." The clergyman Vas vex.
cd, aud told him such ignorance was in.
toler,bIe, that be could not proceed in
khs examination, snd that tho youth
mut wait and learn more; SO he went
away. o. returning home be met
friend on bis way to the manse, and, on
learning shak he, too, vac going to the
minister for essmination, shrewdly asked
him, "Weel, what will ye cay moo If the
minister asks you how many command
mcnts there are!" "Ssy! Why, shall
say teo. to be sure" To which the 9th.
er rejoined, with great triumph, "Ten 4!
try ye him vi ten I tried him vi q
hummer, aud he was IA satisfied"
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q No one will contend that there are M
6rimss committed by married men. Facts
would look such an assertion out of coun.
tsnsoos But il may BE- said with truth
that there are very few crimes committed
By married men, compared with thsnum.
Der committed BY those who are unmar-
sisd. Whstsvsf faults Voltsirs msy
hsvs hsd, he certainly showed himself :
man Of sense when he said, "Ths more
married men you have, the fewer crimes
there will be. Marriage renders man
bore tirtuous and more wise" Az un.
married man Is bat half Of = perfect be.
ing, sod it requires the other half to
tnskc things right; aud it can not be ex.
pso.ed that 10 this imperfect state he can
keep the strsight path Of rectitude any
more than bost with one oar, or bird
With ono wing, csn keep . straight
Uourse. 10 nine cases out of ten, where
married men become drum ksrds, or where
they commit crimes sgsinst the peace of
the community, the foundation Of these
refs Vas laid while 10 q single state, or
where the wife is, - is sometimes the
Case. az unsuitable match. Marrisgs
changes the whole current of . mans
feelings, sod gives him . centre for his
thoughts. his affections, aud bis acts
Here is . home for the entire mas, and
the counsel, the afectioas. ths sxsn,pls.
Dnd the iotcrests Of Els "bettsr half"
keep him from erratic courses, and from
tsl.iuR into . thousand temptations to
which he would otherwise DO exposed. /
the friend to marriage is the
rieod to society sud to his country. And
70 have 90 doubt but that . similar
feet is produced BY marrisge on the
vomso; though, from . difference 10
heir lsbors, and the greater exposure to
on the part Of the man, We
,sve o" doubt but man reaps = erester
from the rsstrsioiug influences
# msrrisgs than woman does.
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NOTICE.

rINO the heirs At law of JOHN SrRoDB, late Of
l. Cedar county, Iowa:-You and each OF
April A. D. 1855, an instramen. ' purpor.ins to
be the last Will and Testament Of said deceased,
was read in open Court in the County Court ef
said county, and the first Monday ofAay, A. D.
1865, was fixed by said Court for proving said in.
strument, and unless you appear At the office OF
defend, said instrument will DO proved - and
for the last Will and Testament Of said 1eceased.
By order Of County Court.
J. c. BETS, CO. Judge.
d. MCCAIN, Atty. l5w3
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II. An excellent method of grovi,

NAN excellent method of growing
squashes, melons and other such vegeta
bIes, where person hes but little room,
and wishes to make the most of it-as a
small city plat-is to plant them so that
they will run on trcllis. Set four up
right stakes or small posts, about two
feet apart each way, in tho center Of
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

FHILADELPHIA, PA.
NIsEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URI.
- NARY AND sexual SYsrEMs-new and relia.
BILE tire atment-in reports OF the HOWARD Asso-
CIATIoN-sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes.
free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Assoc iatiep, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. n25y
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AFRICAN STRATEGY - There is q
Heavy Artillery Company at Leaven-
worth, the members of which, including
officers, are Free Americans of African
descent. The Captain is mulatto, and
thc lst Lieutenant, Mathews, is fearful
ify black of countensnce. He is a power
aspeaE the coIored population at Lesven-
worth. He is inclined to be facetious At
the expense Of his colored breshren.-
Once when 10 need Of recruits, he met
on the street darkey barber who was
dressed in the height of fashion, aud who
was stru,ting along with the high heeled
dignity Of a turkey-cock on hot ashes!
The name Of this fancy gentleman was
B.ss Mathews went into him as fol
lows:
We'll. Bass, where did you get that
Cue coat ?"
why, Lieutenant" replied the dan
dy, II got 'um by hard work"
mo YOU didn't," sternly said the
Lieut-nsut; BASS, you stole that coat -
Bass recoiled with horror. 1t was
some seconds before he regained enough
self. possessiou to speak. At last he said:
"Why, Lieutenant, what makes you
talk dat way? lie a ouest man, shore
! bought dis coat, aud paid for it,"
"Irs easy for you to say that" re.
aponded the Lieutenant; "but l know
you You was ooce called pretty hon
est niger; but in these times when there
arc SO wauy temptations to become a ras
Gal, you ye got your foot in it! But II
be easy With you. Will you swear tha
you didn't steal that coat :"
sob course will" replied Bass with
On expression of relief.
"Well, hold up your right hand"
said Mathews solemuly.
Bass did so without hesitation; and
before he was aware of it he .cas srors
into The strvice, and 10 . shor, time be
vas doing service in the Heavy Artillery
On another occasion when the Lieu
tenant wanted more men, he went dowr
to the river where several dsrkeys wer'
gleefully swimming, aud kept them il
the water with the understanding tha
they should either drown OF enlist. They
concluded to enlist, and the depleted
ranks Of the Company we're filed. Bull,
for the Heavy Artillery = State Regis
ter.
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DROBATE NOTICE.-Pubiic notice 10 hae% "a
: that at the regular session Of the County ~ NJ
Csdas county, Iowa. - the Arst 4co90 = my
deceased, u. read IN open court, and - 4. -
for Anal admission to probate on the mrs. ~ -
May, 1855. All persons interested are these ....1
fed to appear and defend, or said will ana ~
will be proven up and admitted b pcooaees =
provides, and entered on record. -
20. BE1TS, CssaU -
Apsil ID, lS6S:n15w3
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LIVERY STABLE l. HACK LINE.
IN RErTS A. WEAR.

11 sS'H T:sk Lin, with ss.n ,Ssi,
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 liberal
terms of hire to receive the patronage Of all.
They are also prepared to carry passengers to
any part Of the State. Give Them a Call.
stable directly west Of the Upton House, Tip
ton, Iowa. l2l3 m3
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pUBLIC Notice IL hereby given, that = tbs
: term, 4. D. 1865, Of the County Court, IN
the county Of Csa9 sn& STATE - Iove: "
PAR, widow Of Lorinus Par, deceased, nlsd nes
ton In said court, asking an assignment OF PEI ~
In the following described premises beIonSan9 ~
estate Of Lorinus PAR, deceased, to-wn: Ins 49,
Of the northwest Y Of section 3, township 49,
west and also asking for the appointmenIs.
TO set Oh said dover; and that said petesno,x :.
for hearing at the next term Of said coufs'se
J. G. BELTS, County ~
s--.V d rcHS.-fx-Q,
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THE LARGEST STOCK Of Albums ever re
i ceived in Upton. for sale at
HUDSON LIMekEYS.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.-Public notice j. -
- given that Elwood NegHs, guardian q No.
Gfbsoa, has Sled his Small report IN the onee du
County Judge Of said county. An pefsons naa.a
ays therefore notified that unless they appear ~
fend, on before the regular tern Of the Ceussy
10 be held ON the first Monday in May, 1855, ~
port will b accepted and approved, and said 0sss
discharged from III further duty and liability . Il
premises. ,. 9. R4TI0, Co1oty NV
April u, 1sS5:nHw3
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~uApnIAN,s NOrrCE.-9uslic NOTICE 70 hesee,
G even that Is.ac Levi, gurdnn d Ihonss loset,
IA, nied his nnal report in the once q she Count!
Jndae Of Cedar county, Iowa. All persons sseresss1
are therefore notified that unless sney sppss - :,
~ a., Monday in May, 1865 said report .iH q y
sep.sd and approved, and said guardian a.;sasss
sn", al Sarher duty and liability in the pren,ses
ITO" I'll ], @. Belts, County Jadss
April Sd, I565:nl5wS -
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The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
the Pills. Diarrhea, constipation. headache !,
physical prostration, nervous tremors, hot flush
&c, spasms, affections Of the kidneys. hemor.
rhoids OF piles, and, in fact, all internal COM
before ths salutary inSaeDes Of this extraordina-
~ renedy. A. specific for dyspepsia, and the
disorders connected with 1t, or growing out Of
it. the Pills are always to be relied on when ev.
cry other medicine and mode Of treatment has
utterly failed.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
have for sale Six Good Farms, in Cedar
county, Of different sizes and locations to suit
purchasers Also, about
ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF DESIHADLE
PRAIRIE LAND.
These lands will be sold foy ali cash, On terms.
Fl. PIATT, TiptoD lows.
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A90TRAOT0 OF
l. A N D TITLE S


We have in our office . complete get Of Books
Of Abstracts OF Land Titles, which show, 1t Z
glance, the exact condition Of the title OF every
Tract of Land and Town Lot in Cedar coun.
~. These Books were carefully prepared by our.
selves, and thus far have been found to be free
from any errors. Aid they show that IN the u.
ties to land In the county there are over
1000 ERRORS.
Many Of them fatal to tho title and many 9th.
-. WIN - fsses esrrees.A ssfers - - 40 laAs-
Books, and now Offer the benefit Of them to the
public on the following low terms:
For Single Examination, D3,OO
For Abstract Of Title, 800
For each Subsequent Transfer Of same, IS
Every person owning, or claiming to own land
in this county should at once that his title 10
correct, and If not to make it good while il il
yet time; and purchasers should always see that
the title to the hand Is secure before paying for
It; it 10 for this purpose that we have prepared
these Books, and can now afford information to
all concerned, relating to the title Of lands and
lots, that cannot be obtained elsewhere. All
persons interested shoald ut once avail them.
selves Of the benefit Of them.
We have on hand at oil times superior lot
Of blanks for
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Notices, Comics.
siOns Of Judgment, Chattel MOI tgaEes,
Power Of Attorney, Executors and
Guardians Deeds, Trust Deeds,
Tax Deeds,
and al other forms used in our business, are
carefully prepared by ourselves, under the pres
ent laws and printed on our order.
PIATT SPICER.
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w A r o. AIM S

We are paying especial attention to all kinds
Of War, Government, and Patent Claims, and are
we'll supplied With al kinds of blanks for that
purpose. E8rIF NO MONEY COLLECTED NO
PAY.-R We can collect the beunties for
Wsunded and Discharged Soldiers
in Ten to Twenty Days, Or charge nothing.
PIATT SPICER.