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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

TE0TiCE.-Not is hereby given that an
AS election for ga3o5 and for eleven members
Sed al tSe 'ss 9 will
M0Ep ta next. the 10th inst s.. nj. ....., ...--.
W and STAND f'q BY Yo Hh ' dhb f TR1EB
10 IL ssaoa Of IF ss2s s on
please meet Ct The Ha f sssRs nj
shra s5e Fl Gay snt
By order ef the Committee Of Arrangements. 1t
MA LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
w. 9oHns Gst + Friend Society Of Gsorss
f snfss1
4 0v sfy e2sSeR
Cents. feb 10 .MATut
~TO THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN
sss9 By q Msr s it,
h' is to HfsR ~ Eli s
aeorsetoxn. 3. O., Jan. 81. 1855. sl2tsvi1;
n@THE UNION LEAGUE, IN CoNV1N.
w. ton. have made the following nominations
for Mayor and Common Council of Georgetown,
Eoa MAros-GEoRGE HILL. Ja
Hsasfs fSSFo7 fEeK M4EkE T.
iSaA 9RHEs SfEbTf HxaRE
DER JOHN MARBURY, JR: BENEDICT
IA II ZaWi1tAGSt
VALENTINES
VALENTINES!
The great day is near at hand and my ssortment
il complete, new and very fine. Call At No. l28,
Bridge street Georgetown, D. O.. and see them.
feb ll3t' G, CRANDELL,
CEILING OFF AT REDUCED PRICES
No. 119 Bridge street. Georgetown. d. c.
sMOOT & BIJRRnuGHs
will commence this day selling off tb cir entire stock
of DRY OODS-the most of which is fresh and
desirable-at reduced prices: and they desire to
reduce it to a very low point by LIST of March, in
vite all Who are seeking bargains to give them an
early call fe2-lm
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1856 CHOICE STOCK. 1856
4s6 INF1RI0 r ADoRNMBNfs. 4S6
4S6 EAP.ERU ANGIE4S. 4S6

4s6 INFsRIo ADoRNMBNrs. 4s6
4s6 PAP'ERHANGINas. 4s6
A select and vari ed stock Of ent. Medium and
Low priced Psssr nansings, Borders, Statues. CeH-
INDOw SHADES.
Buff, Green, y hocolate, Brown and Gilt Window
Shades. rAfi ETY. of patterns; Shade Fixtures,
s.,. P,GTr IRE CORD AND TAssrLs.
SILK and We ,rsted Picture Cord and TssseIs diff.
ferent sizes and eolors, a beautiful assortment:
picture ANN IS, Nails, &c.
VA PICTURE FRAMES
n: Ine iafg est assortment of Oval Frames in the
I LIS warranted to be gilded with gold leaf:
n n;aS "a 1ety OF Dark Wood Frames With a va,
Frames. 'N O'"i anu 0~''9 10 'isi'e
..ylEGRAvINGs AND PAINTINGS.
I'm sts, cnslce Eneravings and Paintings always
n3 Ord e. ers for Papsrhaneing and window Shades
p1hs finally attended to in city or county
rms sas mh AZ KgRfGfas n l So ase h ,.
ia 81 2w* Right doors above Odd Fellows; Hall
MAcHINIsr's TOOLS. sc.
We are prepared to furnish, at short notice. all
kinds OF Toels for Machinists, aud will receive
ders for
LATHEs.
PLANNING MACHINES, -
0 INA iN' n4 BoRiEa MACHINES,
WHEEL sETrRRRfRs sfafThEshi MACHINES.
| BOiLER SHEARS.
SQUARE HEAD BslTs And NUTS MA to d MES:
=. , GO lone and x to t II tSis Sk.p,v.Ns. IN
| tChrop,, Intel, Alex. News.l
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feb IA tuths!

(1LOTHES WRIEGERS, Patent Lock Embrslla
I stands Gas Stoves at OGDEN'S
BousefurnishiDg Store, SIG 7th street.
fs1l3ts near Penn. avenue.
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SOn BUSHELS PRIME SEED OATS
The only stock of pure BLACK SEED OATS in
the market, just received from Prince Edwards
Island.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
j. P BARTHOLOW,
re "a colin 3oS 18th street, below Penna av.
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ONION SETS.
~ PEAS,
BEANS
GARBAGE &C., &c
full stock of hoice GARDEN SEEDS just re-.
ceiyed and for sale by
]. P. BARTHOLOW,
SIS It'll street. below Penna. Az.
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w Prime Family do. $3.50.
Best Extra do. $500.
White SUGAR for % and % cents.
Fresh Imperial. Gunpowder, Oolong and Japa-
Best GOLDEN SYRUP. good MOLASSKS, for 81
WINS @. WILMER,
Ill Pennsylvania ave..
fe IA st. between 18th and 10Th SITS.
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.N~MAsONIC The members of Washin ston
uS Commandery. No. 1, of Knights Tenn plar
WsbSHsDAY MoRNfNG the 18Th a i Asfyiam nt 1872 S9
o'clock to perform escort duty at the funeral Of
orr late frater, T. III HICKS.
BY order of the i. Commander.
II W MORRIS SMITH Racorder
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NJ THE SEVENTH WARD NATIONAL
W Union Association are reags.tsd to meet at
ruary Is, 1865 All the members of the Lincoln
and an Jobnse? Club areiregg1es:ed to be present.
BY order of the President.
feb H2ts +. A. BOSWELL, In,
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THE CITIZENS OF GEORGETOWN

The great day is near at hand and my assortment,
ia complete, new, and very fine. Call a. No. 1873
Bridge .treet Georgetown. D. O.. and see them.
feb IL 3t' 6, CRANDELL.
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BLOWS AND PLOW CASTINGS of every vari-
l. ETY., in stock for spring sales.
ALSO,
A full and complete stock of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS and MACHINERY.
For sale by
Up. BAkTHOLoW, $50 7th street.
feb Aeo1m below Penn'a avenue.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the fourteenth day of DC to
w Der, A, D. 1856. Stephen H. Green and
Maria Green, (wife of said Stephen of the coun.
ty Of Scott, and State Of Iowa, executed unto
Geo. ". Ellis, as trustee, certain Deed ofTrust
conveying to said trustee a certain lot Of land
in Cedar county, Iowa, described as follows, to-
wit: East half Of the southwest quarter OF sec
tion ten (l0) in township seventy-ninc (79) north
and of range one ~, west OF the fifth principal
meridian; containing, according to United States
Government survey, eighty (so) acres, more or
less; which said conveyance as made by Steph-
eE ii. Green and Maria Green, his wife, for III
purpose of securing the payment of one certain
promisSory note executed by the said Stephen
ii. Green and payable to the order of 1Erastus
Els, dated October 10th, 1856, one year after
date for the sum of fifteen hundred sixtv.two
$1,000 dollars (Sl562.50); and now said rromis.
sorry note having become due and payable and
the said Stephen II. Green and Maria Green, his
wife, having failed to pay the same, l. Geo. w.
Ellis, Trustee as afOrr said do hereby give tlis
public notice, that by virtue of the powers In
me vested by said Deed Of Trust WILL on the
2sth day Of March, 1865, at the hour Of u O'Clock
of said day at the court house in the city of
Upton in said county expose and offer for sale
at public auction the parcel of land above de.
scribed or so much thereof as may be necessary
TO satisfy and pay the amount due on said note
together with the interest due thereon to the
day Of sale, together With all the costs and ex-
penses attending said sale, costs OF this notice,
and Trustees fees.
Dated this ESD day Of February, A. D. 1875.
ESw5 GEO. w. ELLIS Trustee.
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A DRAFT IN MEMPHIS, TENN.-The
draft to fill the quota Of the District of
Memphis, under the order of General
Candy, took place on the 18th. The
deficiency in the quota was 1855, and to
this was added the usual 100 per cent,
by order of General Dana, to make up
for exemptions from various causes, thus
making in all 3S7 names to be drawn
from an enrolment of 1861, the paper
strength of tho militia. The Modus OPP
erdndi, as described by the Memphis
b Bu,letin, was as follows: IA box at one
end Hf t ! so sabsa contained six thousand
hundred and eighty seven of which black,
the others being white. In the top of
the box was an aperture for the admis.
sion of hand, and over it a cloth to pre-
vent the person drawing from seeing the
beans. Here an officer duly sworn and
qualified was stationed, drawing a bean
to each name called from the regimental
rolls by an officer at the opposite end
The black ballots came out Irregular In
company Of ninety,fve meu only two
were drafted, while in another company
of forty FIVE or fifty men eight were draf.
ted. The arrangements were complete
aud satisfactory, and everything passed
off quietly and pleasantly. Substitute
will be received until the 7th Of March,
the day of mastering, and not after that
date.
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IoUa's Attractions for Emigrants.

An exchange says: "Thc coal fields of
Pennsylvania have yielded two hundred
and thirty thousand tons per week for the
last three months. This would load 3d.
900 ears" ~s.-..- .-.. a.s# o..
It does not require a prophet to see
that the time is not far in the future
when thousands of car loads weekly will
be distributed from the coal fields of
Iowa. The coal measures extend
through some twenty counties in the cen
trail and Southern part of the State, and
the force here stored up is destined to be
of great value to all industrial pursuits
Of this part of the great basin. The coal
lands Of Pennsylvania were in great part
barren mountain lends, unfit for cultiya
ton: while In our State the soils are load
ed with the richest agricultural elements.
The topography Of the country is every
way Of the most desirable character for
growing all the great grain staples and
stock aa Il " $500
These coal regions of Iowa are capable
of supporting most dense population
The farmer who now secures lands under
laid by coal, is laying up treasure fer his
children Coal lands which twenty years
ago in Pennsylvania were not considered
worth paying taxes for, now are worth
several hundred dollars per acre. a..-r
Taking Central and Southern Iowa,
and considering its central geographical
position, the salubrity Of its climate,
good water, rich farming and coal country,
1.-THE emigrant may here find combined all
the elements that 90 to make up the rich.
est and most desirable domain to seek as
an Inheritance for himself and family.
Dubuque Times. sa .a. -,.#@..s
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AuDIToR's OFFICE, IowA,I
DeS Muipps ,Janlfarv 18th 1S65 (
: - = --T--- - -------- - -
SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue of special execution to me direct
ed, issued from the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court in and for the county of Cedar,
and State OF Iowa, in favor of Montgomery Fra
seur, and against N. F. Devore, l have levied mp
on the following property as the property of the
said N. F. Devere, to wit: = ~
The north half(D of the southwest quarter "a
of section twenty (20l, township eighty-one (si),
north Of range two ~, in Cedar county. Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry Mt the court house door in the town of
Tipton, in said county, on Thursday, the 9th day
of March, A. d. 1865, at one O'Clock p. m. Of sal
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that
may accrue thereon. s.
Dated this 4th day of February, A. d. 1865.
iva JESSE l.. BRA D8HAW,
pr fee $500 Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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SHERIFF SALE

BY virtue OF an alias execution ~
issued from the Office of the Clerk or y" y. Giss
Court in and for the county OF CeS,ssl e Dit
ofdova, 10 fsyor,of Sine on JenuiEss aad
Daniel W. Hoy and Henry stotler, i S.sl as,s
uEen na ds bs eeT1ss PpopsG.y the ,
The northeast quarter of the nortbo. W.
OF section number seventeen Il y, towas, qua,,s
her seventy nine st59s range nun hss a I'm
west q the fifth i5l principal rneridiaa sAiss d,
appurtenances thereon; said land NV, wy 1.
county, Iowa. ~ ID bn rgI-N1 mn CD
1yAnd shall offer the same for sale a, mil,
cry at the Court House door in the town 4 \, y
ton, in said county, on Thursday. IN !, Il
March, A. d. 1865, at one o'clock adg
day, to satisfy said execution and costs ~ VI
accrue thereon. rf5t' ~ s'' vat At
u Dated this LIST day OF February. A. n -.
3w7 JESSE l., iii, ,Iicp,, l&
pr fee $500. Sheriff of Cedar Copntn
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~nr A FT"


or tho ror. disorders tina. ac. mankind arise rom 'h'
corruption that accnmalaes in the Blood. Ok an "o q.
eover;es tina. have been made to purge out. meme a
equal in effect HELKB0LDS COMPOUND Ma 1nAs.
or sARsAPARILLA. It clcanses and renoVa'es Wv
Mood ins,lIs the vigor of health into the system ana
purges on. the humors which make disease. Hs'naa"
the healthy fanctions Of the body and expcl'
that grow and rankle in the Blood. such a'eH.e'!!
could be relied on has long been sought iol ''ia
the Grst time, the public have on When 'aey 1
pend. Our space here docs no. admit Of cerulca'e'
show It's Effects but the trial Of single bottle
the sick that 1t has virtues surprising anything they Aa'
ever taken.
Two tab!espoonsfa! Of the Extract Of Sarsaparia a0'
to pint Of water is equal to the Lisbon Diet DRINK anu
one bottle il equal gallon Of the Syrup of sasapaf
or the decoction usually made.
The above Extracts prepared on purely scisnan'
principles-n TIcuo-and eHbody the fall strength %
the Ingredients entering into their composition
and conclusive test will be comparison of their props
ties with those set forth in the U. 8. Dhpensatory.
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ORIGINAL. NOyJcr

rEDAR COUNTY DISTRICT corn,
~ William Reeder, Rachel Howard y.
Eeeder Lydia Martin ana George Mart, ~. 4
t 1ou and !; each OF you are hefeJy notist H
the District Court, in and for Cedar cns .s'ts
apetition Of Jacob Reedep plaintiff anI 3E'l
You as defendants, setting forth thai l. ss4ns
in Zee simple of the sundiyided siy.ten.,.s slsd
southwest / of the southwest Jof W., las(
township 81, range 3, west, in said Ced~rs"saalS
and that yon the said william Rsjss pVy,
Howard, George Reeder and Iya,a a.s ssc0ei
eaeh seized In fee-of an undivided opssssn,
said real estate. The prayer of said nsssa,Ws.
tnat l'are't'on may be made of said prew&s.
snares as above set forth. Now unless yS,.
p p " said petition and defend thereto ber,s
court, commencing June 5th,, 1853, defar. ' .I
DC entered against you and judgment lep5s,s,
thereon as prayed. -'''e'
IVA ROTHROCK & WOLF, Au'rs for p,,r
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= STATE OF WA, ExECUr1rE DHr'r, /
1T s February IL, 1855.

\
- February Is, 1856.
WHRaEAs, Official information has
been received q this Department, that
many persons lisble to military duty and
duly enrolled, have departed from the
State of Iowa since the pending call for
troops was issued by tho President Of the
United States, for the obvious purpose of
avoiding the duties they owe to the Gov.
eminent which protects them, thereby
imposing additional burdens upon the
good citizens who remained vt home; and.
WHEREAS, Such persons by deserving
the State at time when their country
was likely to need their services in its
defence, have shown their utter unworthi-
ness to enjoy the rights and immunitics
of American citizens, and afford US the
highest evidence of their cowardice and
treason; and it being definitely ascertain
ed that many Of these persons are now
skulking on the plains beyond the Mis-
souri,, fearful of the Indians on one hand,
and the draft on the other, aud that many
others are at different points in the East
deferring their return until they shall
have been definitely Informed that the
State is relieved from the draft; and,
WHEREAS, 10 view of tho probabilit
that a further demand for troops may be
required to speedily and successfully ter
inmate the war, the Government will be
able to make good use of these deserters
should they return to the Seate. There
fore, /, WILLIAM NJ. SToTE, Governor
of the Stste of Iowa, do hereby request
the Clerks of the several Counties to make
out and forwardto this office, without
delay, an accurate list of the names of all
persons who have left the State, and of
those who have disappeared from their
homes 10 the manner herein set forth;
and l do also request the Supervisors of
the different townships, and members of
the State Militia, to assist the Clerks in
obtaining the names of the persons allud .
ed to- ~
-, In testimony whereof l hav'
III. S, herunto set my hand and caus
49, cd to be affixed the great Seal Of
the State of Iowa
Done at Des Moins this 18th day of
February, A. d., 1865, and in the niue
eenth year of the State.
q BY the Governor:
". NJ. STONE, Governor.
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary of State.
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nEr The gallantry Of our soldiers 10

p1r The gallantry Of our soldiers in
Sherman's army is wildly described by
correspondent. According to his state
ment Towards corps, which led the
advance, pressed its way for forty miles
through dismal swamps, driving the reb.
els back. When the latter made stand
on the other side of the Salkahatchie
River, our troops fixed bayonets, charged
across the stream, fva feet deep, in the
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1 r r e N TT o N, FARMERS.
HIGHLY 1MpORTA T TO
r A ri Sewers.

III. L. yGORHAM'S PATENT SEEDER
AND CULTIvAT 1'' 500" ''2
combened, is recommended to the farmers of
Cedar county and surroundings, as a Machine
that is WARRANTED to do as 60 cd work ON
all kinds OF land as any other combined machine
in use, or NO PAY. T@|~s'
II has points Of superiority in its work AM,
simplicity OF construction which only needs TO
be cen to be appreciated and admitted.
Please call and examine the machine before
buying ~
For sale at CEDAR RAPIDS, by F. J. UPTON;
at WHEATLAND, by w. II Hikes; at DEWITT,
by RUFUS STRATTON; at MECHANICSyTLLE,
. de- by w. F.. SAWYER, Gen. Ag't
MeChanicsyille, Feb. 2lst, 1865. 3WS
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Willow for He'd


THE Subscriber as a quantity of WILLOW
l. SLIPS FOR SALE he invites all persons
DESTROYS OF making hedges to visit his farm. and
see the growth Of two years from the slips
There is no doubt that the willow will make the
best. quickest and most permanent enclosure
that can be made on the praifies. Slips can be
procured five miles east Of Upton on the prem
Uses, or at Dr.. HALLS drug storein Upton
Feb. 70, 1865; va Eggx1l JOHN BRUNER
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face Of a heavy fire, and wrestsd the po-
sition from the rebels who fed in disord.
The "chisalry" had to give way
before the "muaslls." s.
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New REGIMENTS FOR THE FRoY-
rIEE.-Gen. Sully, now in this city, is
actively engaged in organizing two full
regiments, for frontier service, from the
rebel prisoners on the Island, who some
time since took the oath Of allegiance and
enlisted in the United States army. The
work of organization has long been delay.
ed and now that the regiments are imper
atively needed for service on the Plains.
the War Department wisely selected G en-.
sully as the officer mos. likely to secure
their presence in the field at the earliest
possible moment. The confidence has
been we'll bestowed With his accustom.
ed energy and yea, Gen sully has already
accomplished much of the task entrusted
to him. One company leaves for Leven.
worth on Monday, two others will imme-
diately follow and the others soon after.
The officers are selected from Iowa and
other regiments aud are of those who were
in active service or have been honorably
discharged. The clothing, &c, is being
furnished from the Quartermaster' De-
partmens in this city. With Gen. Sully
at work We shall soon chronicle the de-
parture of the last of the twenty compa.
nies.-Daeenport Gazette.
The Sigourney Ne~s says that a
man named Williamson, formerly Rep
resentative in the Legislature from Wap.
clio county, was found guilty in the
District Court at that place, last week, on
charge Of cheating by false prctense, snd
fined $3.50.
The bounty jumper, John Davis, was
not executed at Davenport last Friday
an order having been received from Wash
lngton postponing his execution indeln
iteiy. The Gazette says two other bounty
jumpers are under sentence to be shot or
the 24th. One of them very bad char
acter named Cohoe alias Cole, and tn,
other named Brown. Cohoe will be re-
membered by our citizens as a young m a,
who stopped at the Ogilvie House severa
weeks . year or two SINGER Nascattn
Journal
Time weighs YEARLY upQy ..asu'
minds. The days seem y ~ IL
most of the e1pedieBtss Nan
d'y''end to shorten bs az
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The reported capture Of Branchvi!Ia,
s. c., by Gen Sherman is confirmed, -
The place was captured on the 18th inst,
after three days hard fighting.
The advance Of Shermans army reach
ed the Congaree river, opposite Columbia,
about the Is h, immediately waded the
river, walked into and took possession of
the capitol of the proud and sovereign
State of South Carolina. Beaure.ard,
with army, leaving the same spot few
hours before.
A Union force of 1000 is advancing
from Knoxville, East Tennessee, with
the intention, it is supposed, Of making
another raid on the Virginia and Teun
essee Railroad In East North Carolina
Union expeditions are in progress to.
wards Kingston, Tarbora, and Rocky
Mount.
There are said to be renewed indica
tions Of the evacuation of Richmond and
the falling back of Lees army Lee is
said to have reinforced Beauregard with
10000 men, and the Army of tho Poto
mac aud Sheridan's forces are reported t.
be in motion. Wilmington is said t.
have been evacuated, aud in our posses
sion. On the 10th inst, our iron cla1s
in Mobile Bay were in close proximity
to the city; that rebel stronghold il
probably ere this in our possession.
9a The rebels have been finally "hoisted
with their own petard" One Of theil
4 dag of truce boats, yesterday afternoon
sas blown up. and Immediately went t.
the bottom, with all on board, by reason
Of coming in contact with oae Of thei,
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ESTRAT IKEI X.

Taken up by Tho's Mathews, of Roehest Ter Up
Cedar county, Dec. 2,th, 1854 red and white
heifer, crop off The left ear, two years old and
appraised at fifteen dollars.
S YATES Clerk.
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. One of the Chicago conspiratoYs, Col.
Anderson, formerly an officer lin the reb.
el army, shot himself yesterday at Gin.
cinnati.u His wound is; a fatai on e, and
will save him from the halter. ,t,.sa luz
= The dispatches from Washington indi:
cate that The Senate Committee having
under consideration the Niagara sgaf
Canal, Illinois Ship Canal, Rock Ieyei
Improvement Bill and East Tennessee
Railroad Bill, have concluded to report
adversely to these measures, on the
ground that the present condition os,te
Treasury would not warrant, such large
appropriations. $3.50, -...' MI. .. A4ai ltA Il
The Pittsburg Chronicle says it costs
about $4,000 to sink an oil well six hun
dred feet deep. = IAN, ... -.
The editor of the Newark IN. J.,)
Sentinel has been fned s1OO for publish
ing articles against the United States
enrollmens law. sa5sf ave-. ,4
The Empires aagee) has appeared
in public witho s>#rr,s She has been
followed in the fashion by the Duchess
Persigny aud Madam Say. asts
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USE HELM B O DIS
rt,tttD EXTRACT bucHv
AELMBoLD's EXTRACT 6UcHu
HELNEBCLD'S

Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparil!a,
Tor purifying the blood removing all diseases arising from
excess and imprudence In life, chron: constiutsaa d
cases arising from an Impure state Of the blood and the
only reliable and efectual known remedy for the Of
scrofnla, scald Head Salt Rheup Pains and Swelling 0!
the Bones Clceratons Of the Throat and Legs Bocha
Pimpss on the Face, letter Eryspcla and al scaiy eu
tons Of the skin. and identifying the COMPLEXION
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-02-23
pres;aent T.i1x

The new and gallant little State Of Ne.
,1;.ds has imu,ort.li.ed her 1fanct ~ at
flying the Constitutional amendment