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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-07

the richest appeal to the historic past We
have seen lately is from the Greensboro,
North Carolina, Patriot. Hetells, in sound
ing phrase, the story of Miltiades and the
battle of Marathon, where ten thousand of
"the gallant defenders of their native soil,
by their unmatched and inyincible hero
ism, oVerpowsred their antagonists and
put them to an ignominious and inglori.
Gus flight" He then AYERS that "if we
have any Milliades we cannot be van.
quished; for while the Persians were eleven
to one, the North is but three to one, and
Lee and Beauregard, or johnson, or KIRBY
Smith is greatly superior to the Atheniau
chief in skill and attachments, if not in
natural genius" Thereupon, he exults as
follows:
Surely, then, if we have any Mitiades
among US, the Northern States can never
vanquish and subdue us. The proportion
OF the Persians to the Athenisua was eleven
to one, and that Of the North to the South
Is not three to one. We feel that Lee and
Beauregard, or Johnson, or Kirby Smith,
ID greatly superior to the Athenian chief in
skill and attainments, if not in natural
genius. Let the star of hope rise high in
our military and political horizon. Let us
like Beauregard, never despair. Moral
courage, patient endurance, da1ntless PROV,
ess, and an unfaltering trust in Him who
holds In his hands the destinies Of nations,
4 will achieve our undergraduates and ostabs
lish national freedom.
Be cheerful, then; remember, we must
gather come thorns; bear in mind that
nothing valuable is won at smallc cost; and
our glad day of national jubilee, though
after much fighting, toiling, and bleeding,
will ultimately come, and the bright bow
OF hope will span the rear of the dark
wac cloud which hath swept terrifcally
over our once blessed. peaceful, and happy
land. Remember MarathouI Remember
the AtheuiRns! Resolve never to be out.
done by any people who have heretofore
sought to maintain their freedom and ma.
tionality Remember how like that OIL
the PersiRns is the presumptueus conf.
dence of the Northern people. Remember
} how they brought marble from Asia, out
of which they designed to erect triumph
al monument on the subjUgation of the
Greeks. Remember how our enemy has
aped them in this particular. Remember
the Athenians caused statue of Nemesis
the goddess of Vengeance, to be formed
out of this marble. Determine yourselves
to rear such statue to the cruelty otthe mer
CHESS and unpriucipled invaders of the
Southland.
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CITY PronertY for Sale

LIZ. Ee1 z. 4f1 I1 in the city Of Wheeling:
Part OF ~ No. 1lS, on the corner Of IJu,or ,tr...
ana the allg leading from Union Street to MSrSet
e 1s on Wen y erected the three story brick ten
Henry Kbrner. ReeF benner and
P351 Of Ibts No, 50 and 90, It tho Corner Of Main
ereeted 81. re- in Centre Wheeling on which
present 0eohPied by Ridsl Mayer and VIM. Yves.
-. Ihe aoms Place Of DR.. John Eo, deceased with
Lots No. land z, in Square No. 4 rIrnovn Al n.
DtannS6d !o91 tmmediAtsIy west of,tSe Ethsnen,o
.0eSto-d RRVERI;Y NJ ROPP
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HENRY RosENTHAL. AAIEv1sou
Co-Partnership.
FAVE "a ~, THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH MY
Il sELF Mr.. A. A. LEVISON, and the - - =
"AohEsAAE LIQUOR BUSINESS
iotmeEly carried on by me will hereafter be CON.
Quoted under the firm name Of SO"-
H. RoSENTHAL q co,
ON MONDAY, JANUARY 9Th, we will remove to
our new and capHclous warehouse, No. a. Main
PLSo' IN rooms formerly occupied by MesSrS.
1haI kful for the liberal patronage heretofore az
tended to the house, solicit continuance Of the
usz-A") Il. R0SRNTHAL,
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Business Notice,
JOHN REID.

T HAVE disposed of my stock of Groceries, Wine
i and Liquors to my son, john Reid, Jr., who viii
continue the business at my old stand No. 10 Mali
street, opposite B. s Y. K. h.
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snuEH. JOHN 7EECE. JOHN of5so-
Co-Partnershin

HAVE this day associated with me John 7oo..
T5or aRG Sonn Gibson in my Brewing, Mating mi
The business will hereafter be conducted ,,.,.-
the title and style ofGeo ". smith 4 SsS unoeF
ny new partners have been many Years in NM,
P!oyn emf, and have thorough knoWIed1s ~ y
TyeEy otsneh oft business and nv trade @sSees1I
"jh aD3.tf LIST Jan. 's5 GEo. ". sMTTG.
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O0aIALIsg1oNER,s oFP1oR.

-USe.474NA1AO4 . 7
Wheeling, West Va. Jan 4th, 1896
NOTICE Is hereby given to all parties interested
that have fixed on Monday, the 9th day of Febru.
A: NJ. and O'clock P. ~, as the time and INV law
once In said city as the place, when aud whore
snail proceed to ASCERTAIN and settle tho matters
and things in said decree required.
GIBSON L. ORANMER,
la0-1m Oommissioner.
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FOR SALE.

THE Lot and DWELL ing House on Hamndsn STRAIT
Il formerly occupied by Rev, DR.. Weed. and nov;
IN the occupancy of N. Richardson, ESD, Apply to
Ieu4-4t. JAMES PAULA
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MARRJrD

C,' On the 2Sth Of December, by the Rev. I n Nyr
luis o. SoAN NJ B2oTN, OF Marshall county and AiS
k3AA Hill. of Wheeling, Weat Va. -4 :
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III ONoDd4 January II, 1850,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ the following described property:
HOUSE AND LOT on Water street, In square one
Oh commencing 70 feet inches north of the north
line OF sprigg Alley, being 81 feet inches front on
Water street and running back SO foot inches,
being the front tenement of the property formerly
occupied by Alex. Rogers, ESQ.
For particulars enquire of II K. List.
JSb AIEy DOYTE
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Comnnissioner's Notice.

Samuel H B. Garter vs.. W. T. RobinsOn.) In
tallant Deaplain VS.. same defendant.
Same plaintiffs VS.. same defendant. Chaucery.
RY VIRTUE of decree of the Circuit Court Of
~ Ohio county, made on the day OF December.
D. 1861, In the foregoing cases, it was ordered,
with the consent OF tho interpleader, James H. Rob:
nson that the said causel be referred to one of the
commissioners OF this Court to ascertain and rCport
the prsrtles of the decd Of trust set out in the
ton OF the tnter'pleader, James H. Robinson, and
the several attachments in said causes and that he
I1rther ascertain and report the amount of the lien
OF the said decd of trust whether the dates Of the
attachments respectively subsequent thereto and
that ne give due notice TO all partes according to
law ofhis proceeding under thiSpRder.
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FOR SAT,E

7 owYOR OAsH-TwO 81 ArIoNARY ENGINES
IL from ten to twelve horse power, with Pipes,
Boilers &c, all in complete running ORDER suitable
for Oil Boring purposes.
JAMES NJ DILLON & CO.,
ta6-1W 1O2 Market street.
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WANTEn.

A SITUATION AS BooK-KEEPER, or other
"A Office work, by person of business experience
OF many year, Address P. Q. BOX coo.
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For CincInnRrI.

r. The New and Fine Passenger Packet
- SAINT JOHNS, Capt. BAN Mason, vii
as above THIS EVENING, at 5
o'clock. BOOTH, BATTELLE CO.,
1aI Agents.
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PARTRIDGE'S.

;, 117 MAIN ST.-hrst floor
ao yS1 want the Best and Cheapest VOlS IL III.
Partridge Will hereafter give his personal
Son % the Operating department, and - tbSt al
rnSs nave the very best pictures that can be
ALBU Ms,
At retail, at wholesale prices. Tha I,r,..4 80,
ana S Sesf assortment in the western oountEy.
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QuarterlV Rannrt

OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
" OF WHEELING, W. VA, showing its condition
on on the morning OF the first Monday in january,
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Dividend.

NHE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COM.
per cent on the Capital Stock, fres Of Tpto 9
Revenue Tag, payable on demand. A"seinN
Wheeling, Des 81, 1854. T la nI W1 ss..,
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For Sale,
House for Sale.

A NiOE Wsu-built two story brick house, gas wa
n6Sase' &c, within three minutes walk Of the PoSt
O nI POSSESSION given the LIST Of April PoS
CnS|P anu terms easy. If not sold before AnrfI
Ia 49, ~ IN Dc rented A. o. PARTRIDGE. :
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.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Wheeling Union Chapter, 10. 19.
FOE Sand or RENT.
Dividend.

Dividend. +
NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA, ! .
WHEELING, W. Va. JRn'y s, 1865.
A SENu-ANSUAL DIVIDEND OF FOUR (4)
"A per cent, free of Federal tax, has this day
been declared upon the Capital Stock of the Parent
Bank and Branches at WellsburS and PSrkersburg,
payable on and after the 10th inst.
ja7-lw G. LAMB Cashier. !
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NORTH WEs'ERN BANK OF VIRGINIA. !

NORTH WESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA
WH15gNo, ". Va, Dec. Both, 1854
tAE ANNUeL MEETING OF THE STOdK.
HOLDERSof this Bank, and election for Direc.
ton OF the PAINT Bank and Branches At WeliSbnTg
ane Parkersbtrg, vii be held at the Banking HouSe
~ EheelingSn TUESDAY, the EeVenteent6 day Of.
J4iuary NEXT between tbs houra Of eleven o1cjocI-
a u. and three O'Clock P. II. 'ONA
tec9l-td e.LAMR. o.,bisr
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WILL OFFER FOR SALE AT THE COURT
L HOUSE, on
TBTRSDAY T,,,o 700.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-30

respec. not only the laws but also those charged
with their execution. The rebels respect the
United States. and her generals, and her armies
much more now than when they had hopes of her
bei.r crushed. II 10 true, that justice should be
tempered with mercy, bat total lack Of JUS
tic, would be shewing no mercy. We should
certainly prefer justice without mercy, than an
entire absence Of both. Hence we are glad the
people and the authorities have taken the law
and the boys into their keeping.
For parents who have taste for morals, this is
= fine opportunity to give their children some
very impressive instruction sboat "the wages of
sin" "the way of the transgressor,' "the rewards
of the righteous" and great many other profit
able lessons that are easily found but not suffi-
GENTLY sought for. But parents who violate the
laws themselves or countenance or excuse the
violation Of them need not trouble themselves
about givin construction until they abandon their
pernicious examples; for until then it would be
too much like trying to curse boy into the
Of swearing, or trying to put out
fire with lucifer matches.
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For the Upton Advertiser.
Ar. Editor We read an article in the ADvRa-
rIsER of March 23d, on taxing bachelors. We
would agree with the author of that article, per.
feetly, provided there could also be law passcd
compelling young ladies to be sensible, and not
be such extrsvagant proud, trifing, silly crea.
lures. To be sure they do not each possess I'll
these attributes, but they are divided into classes
One class is 50 very extrayasant. A man may
admire their beautiful faces. their elegant dress.
es. or their sparkling wit, and even fall in love
with their coafding gentleness. But it would
take q fortune to support them in their present
style; and it is almost impossible for a man to
ask one he loves to practice economy, or to sub
nit to privations to which she has been strau.
ger. Les ..... .T.
Another class is fully described by Byron,
where he says:
"Maidens, like moths are ever caught with glare
And ~emmon holds full sway, where angels must
despair" -
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PEACE DECLARED!
So
Al
CASAD & GILMORE,S.

After months campaign and the yuccesdIng
terrific onslaught and obstinate resistance Of the
Fort Emporium on Fifth street, the welcome
news Of peace will give such Joy to the Coatlsss,
hatless, Shlrtless and Sbiftess, IS tho certainty
of peace would convey to the hearts Of those
who live in war times. The past week will BE-
ever memorable as most eventual one In the
annals Of this crusade upon CAsAD d 1lLAoa.s
celebrated Clothing and oil kinds Of Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods. Our special reporter.
armed and equipped regardless Of sapsnse, ar.
rived, a. usual at the scene Of action u time
70 see nothing Of tho occurrence but sfter sfew
inquiries from very reliable gentlemen, aided by
| u most fertile ina gination, noted down the rec
Ords Of an eyewitness to the last engagement
OF the Goats and Greenbacks. The assaiisnts
attacked the Emporium front and rear and were
met py the biandest smiles No sooner had they
entered the lines Of the finest OF goods in the
! country, than they were seized around their
necks measured and repulsed for want Of amuu.
milton, with display OF
Coats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, Hats, Cana
and Furnishing Goods.
Nothing dauntcd, however. and knowing thsl
Tue most precious bargains were to he had. the
hesiegers pressed on in overwhelming numbers
ana determined to carry the fort and eve rythinv
in it with storm of greenbacks Al any cn.t:
"h1ie CAsAD GILMORE were equally detsrmin-
Cd never TO surrender as long as there Wa 4
garment IN the store or q shirt in the locker.
feihforcements being received by every train
/ "' '"~i'y sotiIuGeu Ill nope OF feuuC.
| ing the stock by assault was abandoned BY the
beseigers, and the olive branch of peace dually
accepted on terms alike honorable aud satisfsc.
tory to both sides, and by which all parties 70.
eeived what they wanted. Whilst by tbs treaty
OF peace, signed at the Fort Emporium, CAsAD
x GILMORE agrees in
Article Ito sell, as long as they last. the
cheapest and best Clothing ia lows. -,
Article 40 sell Over. from S. to TO-
Article $40 sci business coats from Sc 70 10.
Article ITO sell fine black cloth coats from
| So to 20.
Article 5-1o sell Vests from Sc to g.
Article Go sell good pair pants for g.
Article ITO sell fine pair pants from So to
10.
Article $40 se,l the cheapest hat In Iowa.
Article 9-To keep the best stock OF fur caps
west Of Chicago. ..9 d. - .. "a -
Article l0-To keen the best asso rtment Of
Gents furnishing Goods in the state.
Article Ito sell more goods for less green.
backs than can be had 1t any other place In
Cedar county. -
Article l2-Further agrees that Whatever 10
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
will be exchanged or the purchase money 70.
funded.
In consideration Of which every body agrees
to get their Clothing at Casad l. GilmOse's,
and save at least rs per cent by doing 40.
DI~ Headquarters on Fifth street, north Of
the court house square. Upton, Iowa. mss
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Again and Again.


Our readers may think it strange that we so
often urge upon their attention medicinal pre-.
paraton. Already have we, for a number Of
weeks. urged the importance of supply of Goes
Cough Balsam in the house, ready for immediate
use. But our excuse is the vast amount of sick
ness, sorrow and death that are the imme date
result of sudden coughs, colds and pulmonary
attacks; while thousands of our children are
dying from Group and lung complaints. Time
and experience have proved that Goes Cough
Basam is the most speedy and reliable prepare.
ton ever known to the world. Like magic it
relieves the irritation OF the throat removes the
stoppages that prevent breathing in Group, and
heals all soreness of the throat, chest and lungs
No man should neglect to supply his family with
safe and reliable medicine like Goes Cough
Balsam, any more than he should neglect the
supply of their daily bread 1t costs but forty
cents, and the bottles contain twice as much a.
those Of any other remedy at the same cost,
while in merit it is superior to all others. All
drug stores keep it for sale. [nllw4snl
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A CARD. TO INvALIDs,'

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
lea as a missionary, discovered q safe and sim.
pie remedy fer the Cure of Nervous Weakness.
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary aud Semi.
nal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits Great
numbers have already been cured oy this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, l will send the receipt
preparing and using this edicine. in Sc aled
envelope, to any one who needs it. Free Of
Charge
Please inclose stamped envelope, addressed
to yourself. Addr.ss
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
4oy station d. Bible House, New York City,
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NOT A TEW

OF the worst disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that accunuaes In the Blood. OF all the dis
coveries that have been made to purge OUT
equal in e6ec. HELMB0LD'S CONPOU ND E1TRACz
OF SARSAPARILLA. 1t cleanses and renovates the
Blood insts the vgor OF health into the system, and
purges the humors which make dseasc ltstimulates
the healthy functions Of the body and expes the
tina. grow and rankle In the Blood Such remedy that
could be relied on has long sought for and now
the first ne the public have which they can Dc.
pend Our space here does not admit Of certificates to
show Its effects but the trial Of single bottle will show to
the sick that It has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful Of the Extract Of added
to pint OF water equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink, and
bottle equal to gallon Of the Syrup Of sarsaparls
or the decocton as usually made.
The above Extracts prepared on purely scientific
princples-n VIcuo-and embody the full strength Of
the ingredients entering into their composition. ready
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their proper.
ties with those set forth In the u s. Dispensatory.
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TEMPERANCE ALLlANcE.-The monthly meet.
Ing Of the Temperance Alliance will be held on
Monday evening next. April Sd, in the Presbyte.
sian church. An address will be delivered by
Dir. KENNEDY, on the practicability or imprac-
tcsbility of dispensing entirely with alcohol as
amedicine. As that question has for some time
divided the temperance sentiment In this CON-
munity, the discussion Of it by physician will
be Listened to with much interest. We hespcak
therefor for the DR.. full attendance OF the citi
zens at the forthcoming meeting. Reports Of
tKo Usry important committees are expected to
be brought in at that meeting which, it is hoped,
win furnish the temperance people Of this com.
mnnity with the cheering prospect Of the speedy
suppression Of the curse Of beer.selling and "Red
Jacket" swfndling. Let all good citizens come
up valicntly to the work:
w. II. WYNN, Sec'y.
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9%Ladics, and others, wM. p. DEAN has

Ladies, and others, WM. p. DEAN has just
received the first and best lot OF Spring Dry
Goods brought into this neck o the woods, this
Spring, allthe way from Boston, where they sell
raught but tptop articles, and Of the very latest
styles. all of which he is rapidly selling at great
Iy reduced prices; yea, verify. as low the low.
est can possibly seil-for cash, mind you.
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1.-TWO boys living in our town were. during
"s Week convicted Of stealing; and, judging
Itom ne reports, concerning various thefts that
have been committed. there are other boys who
Ssess ~ b convicted. 1t will prove benefit
70 the town, and also to the boys, to have the
laws strictly enforced. Let those Who are dis.
posed to break laws understand that the commu.
nifty will mot tolerate lawlessness and there will
sefdom be occasion to enforce the laws. But la.
crime 80 unpunished and criminals will cease to
t@ysa@1 - =E@|* - - W.
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ATTENTION CoMpANy!-Voluntee rs, who ex.
pect to retain their health unimpaired during
the campaign, must see to it themselves; do no,
trrst to the Army Surgeons; supply yourselves
with Iolloways Pills and Ointment Every
English soldiers knapsack contains them.
If the reader of this "notice" cannot get q box
of Pills or Ointment from the drug store in his
place, let him write to me, 80 Maiden Lane, en-
closing the amount, and will mail box free oil
expense. Many dealers will not keep my msdi
cines on hand because they cannot make Q,
much profit rs on other persons make. IS cent?
SO cents, and $l.A0 per box or pot.
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~ MRS. GARTER has returned from Chicago
with good stock of Millinery and intends
keeping the best and latest styles, thereby hop
ing to please all who may favor her with their
patronage. D.,
Upton, March 2sth, 1864 n13m3
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Losr.-on last Sunday. about noon, between
the Congregational Church and the Fair Grounds
two rings; one plain gold with the letters rs. G.
D.'engraved thereon; and one cornelan. A
liberal reward will be given to the finder on leav-
ing them at the post office.
Upton. March 20, 'G5. MrRA L. DANIELS.
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'H4-rhe unmarried ladies will read the COM
munication Of "a Bachelor" ani we hope some
one of them will be able to relieve him Of his
tfoublcs, for we are sure that he does not desire
TO remain bachelor.
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INCOME TAx.--Th0se who are liable to pay an
Income Tax, for the year 1864, must make return
other income on or before the lst day Of May,
1865 Persons neglecting to make return will
be liable to penalty of fifty per cent on the
amount Of taxes they ought to pay. ....
$3.50. .ee'.t WIN. r. WOLF, Asst. Asses
Upton, March 30h, 1865.
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~ The weather has been pleasant during
the past week, and although the frost is not all
out Of the ground, many farmers have commenc-
ed sowing their small grain.
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u s f. III Ell M BOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BucHtt
HELMBOLD,S
nloHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,

For purifying the blood removing all diseases arising from
and imprudsnce in life, chronic constitutional d.
arising from impure state Of the blood and the
only reliable and cecual known remedy for the Of
scrofua, scaid Head Salt Rheum, Pains and Swelling Of
the Bones Uceraons of the Throat and Legs, Botchcs
Pmpes the Face letter Eryspelas and oil scay eru-
tons Of the skin, and beautfying the COMPLEXION
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PARoLED.-We learn that W D. HALL and +,
NJ Brown, Of Co. ], 46th Iowa, have been rarol
3D. apd are in parole camp near Vicksburg-
They hope to be exchanged soon and return to
their homes We should be glad to see them
J. W. THOMPSON. of the same company, would
have bsen paroled with the others, but he was in
hospital, sick with the measles.
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WHISPERS! WHISPERS,

Dc you want Whiskers or Moustaches? Our
Grecian Compound will force them to grow on
the smosthest face chin, or hair on bald he ads
in Six Weeks. Price $500. Sent by mail any.
Address, WARNER & CO.,
llyl Box l3S BROOKLYN n Y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-30

M. r. A. CAFES, County sufvsyo.' . .n. ~.
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