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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11
@snsral.9 auptquartier, Staat @tnneiota
. 9eneraI : A~biutanten OfFee1
st. Yaul, Riuu. 4. R6r3, 1866.

@eneral.9 auptquattttr, Staat @tnneiota
. 0ensral : atiutanten OfFeel
ct. 1auI, @iuu. 4. N6r3, 1885,
@pebtal.8efebL &c.. 3.
Das folsente Circular BEE ~sliii1eut
SurAesa General" Der 8ereint0ttn Staa.
ten slrn,ee If bier einaeean9en unb wirp
per5fentlt&t CUR Darna&a&tunB unb
8ena@rt@tieunS Auer babel 5nterelitr'
Office be- aifRsst Ss.ssen 0snstal. }
2ouissiQe. 3y- Is. 6ebr. 1861
GtreuIar Ns. S.
@eIu&e I'M, 8e:isBunsfnb 10 aablrei@
aetporben, bas e Notb tbut BE fol9enbtn
3e6ulattonen anjuoronea
Sdmutti&e @eiu@e mdGtn an bic
.Mebieal 0ifee" inter 2ettun9 be6 Sc,
neral 9oipital 4eridtet .perpen, bart1 ie<
ben, GaQe ftin @uto&ten ouf benz @tiu>
DE btu,srtt unp Is ben. rsllffent @ureeon
Central" lber(&idt bur@ ben ~M1ebical
DIRECTOR" bee Departments oper ben
Superintenbenten Bee @eneral'6 oipttals,
aur Musfabrun9. Das trt8er(ebuneen
erlei@ter,,, bic trbipipueQe GdQe BEN fun,
eirenpen Arlt far Be8uta&tuns 3u)unel<
len flint.
Gunstrente &erlte werbe., 3ur 8erieb>
una nur frante unp Y%ertpunpete Solpatett
eupfeblen. tpel&e fertpauerrp tnnalip Inb
opsr iel&e, bic In it&3ts Iasen nod ni@t
aun, DENT fd5f8 werbsn.
Mer,te bic @eneral>6o(pitile unter (i9
baten In @efl. vMepieal : Department"
,perber, an, erfe, unb is. jepeu Monats
bur@ br, .Mepieal.D Director" pes Dspar>
teuents oper bur& Zen Supertntenpenter
aQstmeiner 3oitttdler ale GSQe etnbe.
ri@tsn. mel&e ibrer Meinun9 3ufolse ur<
ter BE 8eRimmun9en bieier Nesulattoner,
aebtrten, bamit fi@ Der slffent Surseon
General barna& ridten tam, ber benn
BE eeef9neten Mabreaeln ereretft ale bier
wirlli@ tn8etra&t lop,weubeH 1ppipibu,
en- mad itren betrefenpen Staaten ju pets
lesen.
Di.ie Stipulation Nib bae Departs
u,ent bsfreien pom ber @eteQtsuns rur9
0efu@e BON einjeluen Yeripnen unb ,piro
alet&e 0ere&ttsltit eeu Greuneloitn ii@.
ern,
Go eriairt In ter Office tstne Qrmd@.
ti0un9. Mweftnbettt G%rlaubntft 3u 8e<
ben. orer urlaube III uertbeilen,
g. q. Boob.
Sf6Reut Sureesu 0eusral ber
8erein. 6taaten Armee.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11
"24t@ York fltiftb -Wlarkt'

6tpdItfH pom
0r. 9tstlmann uub s.. 9eleermann,
Ode bsr Z. unb 8eiabsl. Stra6e
4aben tetS an panb. ale 9prten fri(%es 0leiI&
Ann btuioRen preiit unb bitten itr 0Snner ant
3rsuuss nm e~eneieten 3uipru@. 31O-ly
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11
Muforoerun9

DIR rnt.uaausk fsresrt hermit aas feline
f,Sber,u 0efdGji1freunbe auf, tire &idainbi-
ass 4sa@aanssa nit i'm ia's &sine ~ stin.
ssa, lsvie Aas, he MD re&,ma6ise Gc.str.
saass an MID ~ usa@en babsn. stsnfaus ibre
9fe6aunaeu bel mir einlutrlnesn.
9. 1aal. ssn 7. Matl 1864.
q. +. &eQer.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11
@eretnt8te &taate I,
stu pruttutigt 2ultibt.

Besolmd&tist ron bem Giuanj.@ etrstdr. bal
Der rntersei&nete tit @eneral.S ubleriptions'
Mesntur fir BEN Wsrlauf ssn Ser. 6taateu
S@abamts. Rotten, Teten une breilebutel pro'
gent 3inltn per Satr traseab unb als bic
9ieben:O retft8er Anletbe
%sefannt, aneenommtn.
.Dielt Moten uurben am IS. Ausaft 1864 aus
seRsat uns iinb in trei Satren BON Eaturs in
Currency pssr mad Beliebsn bes Snbabers III
Ser. Staaten 5>20er feds Yroeent @olr
tra8enpe Bombs -.
umwanbeltar.
Diet Bombs tne jest zine vsdmie bon neuu
vruetnt mertb, nit 9ntesrifen Der @ole,tnitu
pom Nosember, pas ben wirtli4.a prsFt an bs'
7.3oer anleibe mad BEN sepsbnlt&en 3iusfube,
3inieu inbeerifen, auf unseidbr ,sbn protsu|
per Sabr brinst, abeefeben ssn tereu Secret
un0 uon @taatS. urb " unt1ipal'
1aren, bic mad Der &ate auf anbe.
res Gisentbum bere&ntt nod Elm
bis brei Yreoent,uflst. Die 3ialen
Inb balbiabrli& ,ablbar bur& &oupona, ~emiI
iebssRot seriebsa IL uue bic assel&.ittsn unO an
ieten Matler ostr gantier ~serfauft; wsreeu lon.
ren. Die 3iaita bstraeea
-
Ginen Sent pet Tag poa eine1 $50 Npte.
3wet = 500 .
3ttn $500 :
3wants, : ? +.,s 1000 u.
Gin Dollar 3 5000 ,
Notsn fir aqe aeuannteH gettIsts ps.stn mad
Gmpiaus ber@ ubierip'ieasn pta'ap. htierst.
Diss it bic gsnf y,zf
eiu5ise Hnleiae i'm Marete,
uel&e test bon ser @eeisruas auseboteu #, unit
Is suire auseri&tli& erwarta,..saes beren sOr,las.
li&e @ortbeile Ge ss
3ur Pspnlarhen Aaltite tstm pslke:
MAIDEN we1ss2. "A E'g.
@enissr ale 5000, OOO. 900 bleiben unfs.rtau{t,
bic pabrl@einli@ b,nnen ten ndaaen ie&,ia
ueer neuu3ts 1aeen sereettn .(ein ssrten, no.
eanu e%ieielten ieeenfaus ,uur. eesen grami,
lduai& Gne. pas bic iett tmatr teim 6&lud.
ssn aubieriptiaasu antertr Maleibea Der Sal
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11
3ripat-8a,Gsra
Rtttw d, Is. War; 1865.

RitSlisses se,(tlbeu. p.l%t Garriases mint
fAsu, fas sy(u9t, ibre Namtn unp Wpbnunssn
IN ben .8avber Chops" ssr 30. Orltman une
81. S2siS tis 3 ubr 3a@mitsaSs ant Gage sss
8aQS einauyeidsp. -Osp. @eibert.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11
Sir benSfen!

Gbteaoo, Yrairie bu Gbten unit st. Yaul
Giltnbabn unp Yadetlinte.
Dsn alien wunstsr an sbtrn @iiFiFppi mad
s stn'smil Ssies as'"
unh aQsn amber puntt.n
Oeflt@ unb @efIih.
3nei grprs6llSe perla6sn vrairie ,u Gbisn
ta0lid. bic Derbineuus biIeeut 3u Sansspile nit
ssr Giieale uni sertb. D ensrn Babn bur@ nadb
Niluau!ee sser Qbteaso pbne Baesuns ~ we@.
Ida. ..-al.
sic bilben birslte 8erbinbuns III MiImautse
nit eer Detroit une @i:pautet Dabn uno bsr
Danpfelinis; In Chicago NIT aasn 3Issn na9
bsn SIben unit Often.
Durd.1idetS naa allen tpi9tisen Vl1-
ben lab an allen YunIten au1 UluJe au BADEN.
~ Gsreert Iidets ibsr prairie ru &bisn.
paasse 70 uieeris ais auf ireesp sinem bsr
3ISe auf siuer anbsru Babn.
fir 0spId serben Dur@l&ein. eeaeben pom
Dsairie ~ Sbten mad allen .ui&tiStn vunsten.
y. Z. Bacon, gD. SerriS,
Sin. 1ides ~st- SuperintenSent.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11

Mbplpt Yaar,
3una4t Der 1. presb. &ir@e, 3. Straee,
emtftn6
.neue Senoun0en son duen Ssrten
&uHcc9 ,,ut 3becs,
fspie anberer
@rpcerte6,
friihe @raupen. Saeo. a.fyalteue Grbieu,
SaftrariiBe. @ries, 6irftn, 81 fen.
2orteertlattet. Samiuen. 90aldblau,
rcutlde. titfii@e unp frana5Glde
3wetl&eu. 8uuea. xirl&en,
@idoritn. Senf, 4lmmel,
anis, 8adbolperbeeren,
boudnriide 6irinQe,
Au(tern, @arrelen.
Sarpiueu u. . ~.
u1eiReuS birette Supcstatisn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11
Nufttpn! Nufttpn F.!
fairtbilb s mnrh

sertaufeu .Drssuobs4 IN Sfentli6er 8er0et.
etruns an, Grsita8 uua 10 utr une Bisb auterRen
9onnabsue IN ltesm 3enat. sic baten einen
euten Norraib @interpaaren unb ueue unb olte
Reubles an 4aub.
gle tabta eerra Reterbina A, ei1eu Deut.
t9fn. saaeaettt, Nm betR 8ettaufssd&6T IN
St're setfanb ~ lsifep.
9at14tN aa> " ard.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11
9eutf6e 8ant,

9entitbe 8anf,
ct. paul, Mtnneiota
Gelb. 9rists. ostr Na&r&ten liesen serta,
So. 295 Oscar @Srne.
?66 Ynbreae @&ctt.
27l, @ottlieb &bnin9er.
r 289, GbriRopb MiQtr,
@illtus Bros. ". DUNBAR.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11
8rieftfe.

Tublieirt tur& bic .Minnefeta StaatSleituas.'
4. Dameu. 8rtefe. ~ -
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11
DeutI@eS
Sat, unb 8oarbtn8=&aus
Nu9ulf @n6e.

u aiu.Strass, uuueit tss rYublif @arfet>"
Minneapolis, Minneiotu,
Der unte1ei&nse il 0sss sorbsrtitst, tis bel
i'm tiulsbrenpsu pertbeu @dlt nno NoasInser
mit ssrtrefft&emdil lid unb ansensbmtu y0sis au
>srlsbeu.-Ni Gubrpertsn &eiienpe finpsn fur
ikrs 9tisse IN auss1si&nster @taQuns has bette
untylsmmeR. Mu9uf &nbe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11
NeuetQblirter Tleii6>2aben

Rig anb Seeran8,
S~adfonRraee. 3uii@en ber 6ten unb item.
Die rnter,ei&netsn beebrsn lid, bem beuti&en
ya@i!sn kierbur& uaitlutbeilen, ta6 ibr @tor
s1ftbsu IL.
3aslei& baben nj y 6&t Nanier ~.
se1stste sSurn in alien Sorteu fyts porrGtbia,
MAJ tefsxs un(sra seetrteu Ruubtn euf gerIan.
ga biz Daareu ias baus.
STR unb Se6rane.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-03-11

SECTION s. BtIaets Comp. ma clue 1slesra>
t%tsn!inis auf isrer Babn buutn unb unterbalten yn3
gssdsrsn fir bic ssfSrbsrura s9a 9sSsaasn srbstsa.
@sftisn .. Bab bic GAIL Der Direetsren te.
(aSttr &rmpasnie tur@ SelhluB bss eesentpdr.;seu
20 ne Il. irsere einer9abl eli uiht uberisiscue, srtutsu
wersea mag. Das irsenb Elm 8irser Der @srt;nisteu
g taatsa su Ger OtEee eine5 Dires,ars patlbar une
eab ecs sSeAlb Der Dirtetpren in user auferbalb pes
Staatse @eldafe tbun mag.
Section 10. Differ Aet fol- BON unt u,9 e,
gaiNrans in a,ait treteH.
0seitnci ben IS aetY. 1865.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-19
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

n" Sta'e ~ lows, ieuar GuuHlr, -.
TO ,srBs> FoHes ANS Zones AscFSATu
STE, Fy. iA~ ~ - Fly. JtNS' TT BE Srrr and
J nm b.SNETr:-iaa AZ. hereby notified that
.hev w.t. be an file, o hefor. the 25in day nf
September A. u So, in III. Office of The clerk
o. the nis,rict Cont IF Cedar county, tate of
Iowa petition of Commodore p Fubes claim
in nfv II the foreclosure If mortgage on the
nor,h haif OF tn. southwest quarter # section
hv ~, IN township srventsnire 40, north Of
rang one ~ west, situ-ted IN the COUNTY ot Ge-
aar. ~t"te Of iaw'. which mortgage was eNecui
sn br BE ajamin fahes in hi lf.t,m-. :" secure
sn.te ~. Nv, hundred aud egh', dollars $50
by HIM executed 10 D.v.d Jennings which h"t.
and mortgage said behring's Sold to plaintiff.
and IN which note thie remains due and unpaid
nne hnn,i' ei and thirty five dollars Sl35l. bear
ing t"n p.-" cent int. resi-
". unl-Ss ,ou aupear therato and defend
on # re noon Of he end dav # the next
/ IN aid rau I, mmenring IN the first
M"ud,, If rectmht" \ y. ls6j. s:cf..tlt will ! G
.n,"rcc sgssnS' va, Judgment .Idcre" thereon
an Il cree OF foreclosure ordered as prayed
for N s. p"ti ion.
4n3s HANNA 4 DAWSON, Pins At'ys.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

rl>O Jas II Knott, Amriil. B. Knott. Anna
! Sxsnks. Waterman Morton and Aionson
A. Mrr.on:
Y'u will take notice tina, there ia RON on file
In tue Office OF h. Clerk IT The d, rici court ia
and Tor Ceda' court, losa. a peti'ion II Caleb
Ras> u, Gaming Of yon and others nam d n the
petition tina certain deeds set in pc ,t,"n he
executed an" reformed, and that the Lintt 5
TILE ~ he ,0aares 'fthe n"rtE part IF the north
ha 4 r. the northwest qnasser of section nurnher
ten (lOj, "f towHshiI unmhrr eighty -tw" (S2l OF
rAn-e number On" ~. we Of 5 p. H.. he quit
ted anil nut NJ re-t, AND ts,. A.t .ua~u,. aud Any
ting NJ lima hereto 50 the I,asse>siGn there
OF, and ther relief And unless ,oa appear IN |
def. n / said c'aim on nv 'pE,re noon of the see.
on day of the mex term II the distri treurt, to
b" held on Nh ttI day Of Decent r lH5 n de-
faul, viii BE- entered a!tlst You an. de cree
. t"r.d ~ ryed in petition
sep. 80 h 1865. CALEB RUSSEi L. P'n.
PIArT Il ~P,oLK. AtL'ys 4w4O
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SHERIFF MALE.

BY virtue "fa spccisl exccuti TO me direct.
ID, issued from the office Of the clerk "f The bis
trrt court in and for the county of Cedar and
state Of Iowa, in favor of |. w. Johnson, Admin
tHrator, &c., and against Tn mas Wins AID A.
T.. VIM, hsve lev ed npon the following prop.
ertr, a. the pvoperty Of the said Thomas W ipu
and. T. VIM, Io.wt:
The snn'h qu,r'er o. ofthe west half al Of The
southeast "a ,rter If section Que II. in town hip
seventy n ne {13) range f'nr az. west 5th p. IN
containing twenty acIes, situated in Cedar coun.
ty, l'"a:
And sh II offer he ZANE for sale at public out
cry ( The Govt Hausc h"or in he tnwn If Tip
ton. in said county on Sarn'hv the fourth iay
Of November. \. u 1865, at ~ne O'clock p. m Of
sda day, =" satisfy nId ex, cutIon and costs
that may arcrn" there y.
h~t Il 'his 3d day Of o. orer, A. n 1905.
l2D4Opr fee $500 GEO. SM'f!',
@h rif Of Cedar co., Iowa.
Per 8. L. Smith, Deputy.
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Al the above diseases require the AID Of diuide.
EXTRACT Buchu
IL the Great Diuretio.
HELMBOLDS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND Fluid Extract SarsapafiIIa,
NOT a FEW


or the wont disorders that nct mankind aSs from NE
corruption that In the Blood OF sHshs az
coyeres that have been made to purget out none can
equal in effect HELMBOLD'S COMPOUND A477Ac1
or SARsA PARILLA. II cleanses and rsnovasss me
Blood ins.ls the vgor Of health into the system, and
purges GU. the humors which make disease ltstmaasse
Che healthy functions Of the body and expels
that grow and rankle In the Blood euch remedy snss
could be relied on long been sought for and os
the rst time the public have one on which hey can ~
pend Our space here not admit Of cerncaees "
show It's effects but the trial Of single bottle will show 70
tho sick that II has surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two ofthe Extract Of Sarsspara added
% mint Of water il equal the Lisbon Diet Drink and
one bottle is equal to gallon Of syrsp q
or the decoction 40 usually made
The above Extracts prepared on purely scisnt1e
prncples-in Tucuo-and embody the full strength g
the ingredients entering into their composition rsa
and conclusive test will be comparison Of thsr psa
ties With those set forth in the u 8. Dspensatory.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice il hereby given that the co pra.nership
existing bctw, en- SMITH d HALE. in the black.
an th business. ut springdale. Cedar county,
Iowa. was this lay dissolved BY mutual agree.
m-nt. The business Will be confined at The old
stand by Mr.. HALE. THtfS SMITH,
SOL. HALE.
Springdsle. Iowa, Sept. 30, 1865.
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PACE DECLARED!
uASAD & GILMORE,S.

After a months campaign and the sue ceeding
terrific onslaught and obstinate resistance of the
Fort Emporium on Fifth street, the welcome
news OF peace will give such joy to the Costless,
Hat.es-, Shirtless and Shftless, as the certainty
OF peace would convey to the hearts Of those
who live in times. The past week will he
ever memorable as 2 most eventful ono IN the
annals vi this crusade upon CAsAD d GILNokE's
celebrated Clothing and all kinds of Geatle-
mn MS Furnishing Goods cur 81 ecial reporter
armed and equipped regardless Of expense, ar.
rived, as usual, At the scene Of action in time
to see nothing VI the occurrence; but after few
inquiries from very reliable gentlemen. aided By
most fertile imagination, noted down the req
or,is OF an eyewitness 70 the last engageneA 10
Of the Goats and Greenbacks. The assailants
attacked the Emporium front and rear and wee
met BY the blahdrst smiles. No sooner had they
entered the fines Of the finest Of goods in the
country, than they were sezrd around their
ne ks, measured and repused for want OF ammu
nitloh. with display of
Goats, Vests, Pants. Shirts. Hats, Caps,
and Furnishing Goods.
Nothing hannted, however and knowing that
the most precious bargains were TO re had. the
e-iegers pressed on in overwhelming numbers
ana determined to carr, the fort and everything
i'll 1t with a St"rm Of gree nbacks ut any cost;
while CAsAp d GILMORE were equally determine
ed never to surrender AS long a. there was .
garment the store a shirt in the locker.
Eeintorcements being re eiyed by every train
tor those so cruelty sacrificed, all hope Of reduc-
ing the stock by asa uit vas abandoned by the
heseigrrs, and The olive branch Of peare finally
accepted terms alike honorable and satisfac-
tory to both sides. and by which oil parties re-
ceived what they wanted. Whilst by the treaty
of peace, signed at the Fort Emporium, CAsAD
Il GILMORE agrees in
Article Ito sell. as long as they last, the
cheapest and best Clothing in Iowa
Article 2-To sell Over Coats from So to 10.
Article ST. sci business Goa y from So to 20.
Article 4-To sell fine black cloth coats from
50 to 20.
Article $50 sell Vests from 50 to 6.
Articl. ct" sell good pair pants for 81.
Article TO sell a fine pail pants from Sc to
Article s-To &c the cheapest hat in Iowa.
Article 80 keep the best stock Of tur caps
west Of Chicago.
Article lo-Tc kee the best assortment Of
Gents Flu, nishing Goods in the tate.
Article Ito sell more goods for less green
backs than can be had At any other place in
Cedar county.
Aftir i2-Further agrees that whatever is
nur"h.sei aud does not give entire satisfaction
will he exchanged or the purchase money re.
funded.
In consideration Of which everybody agrees
TO get their Clothing at I a>ad Il GilmOress,
md ave .; least % per cent 10y doing 80.
Es- headquarters on Fifth street, north of
The court house square, Upton, Iowa. mss
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ALL CONSULTATIONS AND EXAMI.
NATIONS FREE.

We write no prescr rtiens. but fnrnis every
case with remedies OF our own preparation and
compounds that have proven their value III thou.
~ands of cases in the Northwestern States alone.
Your diseas" may he enratie to-day, tomorrow
it MAY not. We make no charge, except for
Incidence until CURE is effected. and patients
rom the country must cal early, a. | shall re.
main only the time specified Il this notice.
DR. BAIIoC will he al the Iipton House,
Upton. iowa. on Tuesday and Wednesday, Octo-
Der 81 aud 4 i, 1865.
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THE FAR FAMED
DR. VIZ III,
AIMS, lsania. Announces to this communit
that he IL II prar titi0ner OF the

OF fenns, " aBia. announces to this community
that he IL II prat tit0ner OF the
German, French and Spa dish Mslc of
NJ. dicul Trch tnlent
30 successfully praeticed oflate in France Spain.
and America lie has been engAgec severni wears
in 'ravriing and successfully treating people
who lin under Old CHRONIC COM.
PLANTS.
He not My ascertains the nature of the dis
ease AZ t'rm.riy prar.icrd by Physicians. but
ptsses on nj discovers the ause, however in
TRY. ate the dis ease may he.
Old com plants cured in Fl ON thirty to ninety
days cha, ges reasonable. Medicine fur nished
for I, % pei week
Pc sous VITO live at q distance car have med
icin"s sent by express to any point they desig
nate, by sending staten" nj of their complaint
in writ,ug. he money must be sent in advance
TO. tn. m" you wish. All letters must be sent
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TIE CELEBRATED
1T ALLAN BOTANIC
PHxsICIA
ms II nnav AMI nAulnuy

Having unparalleled success in the treatment
of old Chronic diseases, which have heretofore
baffied the skill of all other Physicians and hav.
ing resolved 10 place il within the reach Of the
ficted in the different ci,i snamsd below will
visit every m,'nth regularly, until further notice.
The following are few OF the diseases viii h
they have treated with entire success, and al-
though many cases have been cured In . much
less time. the following may be considered as
fair average. They cure EPILEPSY tor Fits in
its worst form in from two to seven months:
PARALASY>, Tor Palsy in three to eight
months: ST. ViTUS DANCE in one to three
months; INVOLUNTARY EMISSIONS in one to
three months: RHEUMATISM OF THE HEART
in from two TO five months: WHITE SWELL
INt,- in two to i've months: CHRONIC DIAR
RHEA in from one to three months and never
fall
FEMALE DISEASES IN all their varied
forms treated sal'ly, speedily. eoniidentially and
witt, entire success.
To those placing themselves under orr treat
men. would say that "nr residepce tor the
81 seven years Las been at Geneseo, III, and
would refer them to HUNDREDS OF cures in that
Vi nifty al ne, and sa"h case can rely upon
be uanent cure a. We undertake no case unless
satisfied tina W.. can ieneht or cure it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-19
Swain,s Bourbon Bittcrs

1.-THE compo sition Of DR.. Swain's Bitters, having
been made public through the columns OF Medical
Journals. and having been opted As = standard rem
edy by the Medical Profession, By the decision OF
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, EXEMPT
FROM STAMP DUTY.
DIR. C. II. SWAIN, Proprietor.
n,-,,r 1875 Broadway, New York,
t34 South Water ST., Chicago.
@. A. Cook, Genl Agent for the West, Chicago.
Sold at wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch l.
Fuller; Burnham Il Van Setback; Chas. G. Smith;
Lord & Smith; J. II. Reed 81 Co; Smith IL Dryer,
in Upton, Iowa, by DIR. II. Hall, and by Wa p. Nc
NAMARA, and all Druggists and Grocers every where.
llnlIy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-19
Ayers Pits.

.g ~ .,o. ...,,.
n .omr,.,n,n-, A.. v.u an. =,
: - !.
ofoef wIn your system deraneed
~ hl., rh... ,vmntor,. -. os.r
h -@ O's' A1Sso s'AAFso'1s 80 o''e"
g.. Z. !. .,.~~... !. 1855.
- ,-.-.... 49,,
spon yoss anu snouid % sveNed oy = Nmeay useSol
the risht remedy. Take Ayers Pills. and cleanse out
~. .,.....s n.-,..-,..;sx n. h,ooa F.. Nd Il. ~.
- SssS'u''s1 p-'s - 80 sAe
fluids move on unohstructed In neaitn again. They
stimulate the functions Of the body into vigorous &C
tvity, purify the system rom the oostrucsaons which
makS -: n.tn,.. s,nc,;on. The.. - moi
iieysd. rect upon themselves aud the surrounding
organs, producing general aggrsvation, suffering and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-19
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs

IT PLadies, who have tried and found most
other $. Stomach Bifters' too bitter, nnpataf-
able, and too Aig My medieated for their delicate
taste, please give these a trial, and you will
not be without them. They will give tone to
the stomach. and strength to the whole sys-
tenn. II PIfyour druggist or tradesman has
not got these Bitters, have him send for them.
IT PRemenlber the name, and take no other.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-19
BOURBON BITTERs

plsz,on, HeadseAe, Cost;reness, and kindred
diseases, arising from disordered condition
OF the Stomach, Liver, or Bowels. Let erery
one Try these agreeable Bitters; once tried and
used, they will recommend them with conf
dence to all others Who are in need of q whole
some, agreeable and effectual tonic. The rap
idly increasing demand for these Bitters has
induced me to give them publicity, SO that
thousands who have not used them, may try
them and be convinced Of their efficacy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-19
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs

IT PThey are made Of in gradients we'll known
and approved by the medical profession, as
having ponerfui tonic properties. are both
palatable and pleasant with sufficiet strength
sning properties to correct the bilious de-
sangcEic8t Of the 81 stem, and act like charm
when taken according to direction, as RENE
dy for the following sstion,
Dyspepsia, Jamndiec, Lirsr ELECTIONS, Loss
Of .dppstite, Lopness Of Spirits, Saiiom Com
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-19

Soa Manifestation or lncontnenes Of Urins lnasnms
uon or liberation Of the Bladder Kidneys Diseases q
the Prostrate Gland Gravel Brick Dust Deposits Drops
cal sweilns', Organic Weakness Debility. Female Gem
plants, I
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-10-19
Swain's Bourbon Bittcrs.
SWain's Bourbon Bitters.
SWain,s Bourbon Bitters.

A healthy tonic, gentle stimuant and unequal
ed morning appetizer. Prepared in ripe old
Bourbon. Being now used to the exclusion Of
all other Bitters in more than fifty United
States .nrmy Hospitals, and millions Of private
families, and is the only popular medicine
which has been especially exempted from
stamp faz by the United states government,
on the ground of its having been adopted as .
standard remedy by the medical profession.