davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

out, you nasty. dirty. stinkiue slut' said
w no are you speaking tor He said be wns speak,
"a me- and abused me about nv husband. breanse ne
oes not 1--we with me. He came uD and put bis ma
on his club though he about TO stfike me- ana
he i'd, II yon don't go home, viii take 20" IN;
It'd bin If he laid his hand on me ~onld report h.
lie sail, Report IA som you d-n please Because
nv husband has left me ;hey reported was Jealous
O. Was this Miss Bugby Jon were aklng WIN W.,
woman that shot et officer Chichester with pisti
A. Yes sir: have been separated from my busoa"u
about three months ,s
O. Is 1t vo untaryf A He told me to go and boaro,
and he won stay the station house he comes ohco
month, and calls on me, and gives me money w.
q. Any difficulty between you and hi'nI "a. w.
sir; he Just dis oses of very cooly he hN;
Q. Were you present when this woman sno' q. O'i
ohesterf / was the opposite side OF the street;
went ont sfter Der that night for fear she wouid de'
stroy herself.
O. Was she derangedi A. No. sir; she heard TINT
Chichester had Detained her character; she IofDahe
him the honse NO months before; she was almost crazy
vnen she heard he had been taking about eri Deegeu
her not H. shoot bim-tO take the law oil hm or dis
grace b or fetch blm some Other way, out mol take
his lifo-that would be dreadful thing; when she met
him suppose she shot il off on the grounds she GOT
| frightened suppose =, "a
journvd.
AN IRREGULAR UNIFORM.
Adam Stein OF No. 1891 Srventh-uve. complained
against two patromen Of the Twentieth Precinct in
that they neglect TO pay him for uniform coat III
appearing however that the tailor had not made the
garments of the cloth which the Board direct shall be
used. the complaint was dismissed.
The trials began at l03 O'clock In the morning, and
Commissioners Acton. Bergen and McMurray had
disposed of &c complaints by little after O'Clock
About a dozen complaints Of outside parties were
heard after o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

The bIst New.YOrk Veteran volunteers c"l'I'
moul1 known as the Shepard Rifles. Col. John IT,
w,irht commanding. left Washington yesterday after
noon and will probabIy reach here before this para-
graph meets the eyes Of our city readers
grand reception will be given them py ae,a..
menls from the 7th n Y. s. N. u. under O"p'' JON"
Murray, from the cath N. Y. s. M. under Capt. A'en
Mcleod, and nom the 18th Brooklyn. Col 'onn d.
Tbev il; he reviewed by MajrGen. Burnside alter
which magnificent dinner will be given them.
TIE THIRD NEw-HAMPsHIRE VOLS, ,.o ma,
CoI John Bedell commanding, numbering S% ~ lnSn'
or;vsJ Yesterday afternoon from Goldsborough' NJ y"
and left nj D. m. for Concord. u.,nv
COMPANIES OF THE TWEEN n =. cAsA nnm.
Companies and Of the ssd NJ Can't r. Sat Cnmminss,
herring 81 men, under the command OF Cap@ "un'"'"e''
arrived Yesterday afternoon from Raleigh q, tbs
We understand that this Is aii tua' fe"' " -
ser vice of this gallant old Regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
A Safe Deposit.

To "A, EdiL, II The ~ Y Ttib2ne.
SIR: Referring to tho editorial remarks in
your paper yesterday in regard to the want Of pice
Of deposit for tho large issue Of 100 and other Govern
ment bonds allow space in your widely circulated
and influential journal to say that such want as you
advert to has been fully met in the recent establish
ment of the Safe Deposit Co. Of New York. at No. LAG
Broadway corner of Liberyst, under charter from the
Legislature Of this Sat advertisement Of which you
will find in your columns to-day.
To persons at distance tho responsible express COM
panes offer good medium through which to make and
withdraw deposits with this Company.
Respectfully yours
FRANCIS IT, JEsEs,
President Of the Safe Deposit Co. of NewYort
Nsn. York, July %. 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
Hotel Personal.

M. Eloin, who passed through this city nearly
two mouths since as the special Embassador from En-
peror Macmillan Ia France returned here per steamer
Scotia and is stopping at the Bresoort House 1t Is
expected that he will his journey to Mexico as
soon possible.
r. de Peystor New.Yorki X. Wheaton, Provi fence.
and j. NJ Forbes Boston are at the Breyoort House.
Gen. Hunter and wife. u. =. A; the Hon. Greene
Adams Kentucky; Col. Cantre!l Raleigh, n. c.; Sen
ator sherman and wife. Chicago, and Aguila Jones,
Indianapolis are ut the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Gen. Joseph p. Bartlett and james II. Young.
u s. A. and Benjamin Orne and family. Philadelphia.
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Gen W. G.. lie Due aud family. Washington; the
Rev. Telfair Hodgson and family Virginisi j. Cald.
we'll South Caroline and the Rev. y. III. True and
family, Philadelphia. are at the Astor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
Latest ship News.


st..nsbip Hsttefss Psrisb. Norolk "A hours with nAH.
and pass, 70 Livingston, FOX Co
steamer Chesapeake Sherwood. Portland. H. b. CranvS
go. 8 A. o,... q.
u $. steam transport McCelen, soineu' Ne"-onssns
d,y. with troops TO l.. ). Qustermasten
Brig Euros Askly. Linsan, 10 dsys to Talbot GO;
Brig Koodoo tof Cbsrott.town, r. h LII MURPHY OiseS
Raw II dsy, with coal to NJ. L. Greene Curre
Bns WIN r. Sawyer. Ray Lingsn ~ days, cosl hipsr =
Schr Constitution, Smith, Mobile, with cotton, psvO
stores 10 McGinnis snd Wilson. r.,
Schr N B. IT, Thompson, EndIco.t, New HAYES f's PILE
delptil :. ,...
John oynton. Son Co. 49,
schr Ellen Rodinan Bowman New Bedford.
Schr. Idaho Wait Poughkrepsir for bidd-ford
schr r. B. smith Ncs-rscn, New Bedford with corn
schr Chas w. Bentley, Howes Gloucester, with 80 -
j. W. Stots,n
schr Laniartne. McCsrry, Wsreham
Schr. Joseph Hall, Hone. Port and.
Scbr s. Croker Pre,by Taunton for Philadelphia
Schr Addie " Chadwick. Payne, Cow Bay 10 days. 80
Crow-ll and Payne.
schr Traitor Freeman, Providence.
Scnr. Tunis BockIine. Porss Cold Spring
Schr Sahws, Jasper, Lingan IL days. coal, r. lad" u
BELOW.
A brig TO d. Trowbridge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
Lieut.. Col. William Jay, of Bedford, NY,

=
late OF the Headquarters staff of the Army OF The Po
tomac resigned his position after the closing renew =
Washington. Col Jay, who at the outbreak OF the
Rebellion was about completing his studies IN ire Law
School Of Colnmhia College was In April, 1881, sp.
noInted by Mai n Gen John Il. Wool volunteer Aid.
I'm Augu,t of the same year be commissioned by
President Lincoln under the act Of Congress author.
izing additional aide.decamps," and was the hrse
officer OF that corps with the rank OF captain-ths
n, 1t appointed, In September having been Capt
Can't. Robert DOreans Duo do Chartres. whose
gallant services under Gen. Mcclellan have an historic
Significance. Capt Jay was assigned successvey BY
tho War Department to the stats VI Major-Cens Wool
George W. M0rre,l and George @. Meade and served
nde the last named commander then In charge Of tho
became Comm inChief " the Army OF the Poto.
mac Capt jay was temporarily assigned to the star q
MaiorGeu George Sykes at the request OF that ocee
who succeeded to the command OF the Fifth Copa then
famous for its force Of Regulars and served with him q
GETTYSBURG and other battles to the close OF the Nine
Run campaign Recalled - the stan OF the Command,
ing General in April, 1894 he continued With Gen.
Meade throughout the memornD'e campaRn
that commenced with the crossing OF the Rapidan.
and ended with the surrender OF Lee. The
conerrine Of breyets having been authorized BY Con-
gress In 1854 Captain Jay was In that year brsveel
Major by President Lincoln for his conduct IN the 6ed
and sgan on the 18th June 1865. BY president John
SON Lieutenant Colonel to rank from the 9th OF April
for gallant and mertorOus services during the recent
operatons resulting In tie fail OF Richmond and The
of the insureent army under General Robert
Lee" Major. General Meade, in addressing the War
Department on the 25th May. 1865. after approving Of
Colonel JAYS resignation. added deem il due 70.
tins Officers distinguished services TO express officially
INV APPRECIATION Of mis- gaantry and s'a and the intei
eence he has displayed since being under my com.
maud" Colonel Jay Is q Of John Jay, esq Of New.
YORK and grandson aud namesake OF the late Judge
William jay Army and Navy Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
THE TURF.
Trottisg Match on the Fashion Course,
l.. I.-Ccmmodore Vanderbilt Defeats
Harry CIny-The Latter Distanced for
Foul Driving.

Yesterday match for $1,000, mile heats,
best three In five In harness. between Mr. TmnbulVs
b. s. Commodore Vanderbilt and Mr.. Cregr1s blk. g.
Harry Clay. came of on the Fashion Course. J.. l.
This was the second match between these horses for
similar stake over this Course Harry Clay having
proved the winner IN the first match after five heats
had been trotted. The fine weather and the interest
attached to the second meeting Of those fast horses
attracted large attendance. who anticipated close
wellcoDtested race. Commodore Vanderbilt was the
favorite In the betting at 500 to SO his condition
being widely different than when he was defeated
before BY his present opponent The race was decided
in one heat for although Harry Clay led two lengths
TO the quarter pole In Sc seconds, o length and
and half to the halfme pole in ll2 aud crossed the
score frs. by a neck tho Judges declared him dis
tanoed for foul driving Oh the homesretch, and gave
the race to Vanderbilt.
SUMMARY.
Fashion Course L. l., July 2Ma,eh 81 600, mile heats
: in s, In harness. . 49,
d. Mace named b. s. Commodore
T. Cressn nam, ! blk. Harry Clay. dist
Time: Quarter uiie, 36 secs. Half mile l;ll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
IIl-=1a =-
THE PlELD.
Base Ball.

ATLANTIC OF BROOKLYN VS.. EMPIRE OF N. Y.
This match, yesterday, was probably one OF
the most one-sded games ever witnessed. 1t took
place on the Capitoline ground. Brooklyn. large
attendance Of visitors being present The champions
mustered their full strength, and wen did they aqnit
themselves. Pratt pitched to perfection Charley
Smith took the position Of catcher ndmiraby-he ap
pears az much at home in tho as at third base-n
deed, ho is good anywhere. stark; Crane and Pratt
iooseIy in tie onter department. while the regular
pitching Of Pratt seemed to demoraze them at the bat
nj ed ia the scOre:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

Umpire-Mr +. o f'rien, Atlantic CIn0.
Soorers-MessIs smith and Lynch.
Time Of game-2 hours and - ninutes.
F1v catches Ecsford II; Keystone, II.
KEYSTONE OF PHILADfLPHIA VS.. RRs0LUTk or
BROOKLYS.
The fourth Of the series of matches OF the above
Philadelphia Association with OF the lesdia Clubs
OF this city came of yesterday afternoon ut the Union
grounds Williansbnrgh. The visiting Club gained an
EASY victory this leaving two games in their favor tor
the loss of the same number They were defeated by
the EurekAs at Newark by total OF 20 TO IL. and by
the Mutuas at Hoboken by score OF 81 10 IL They
achieved victory over the Eckfori Of Williamsburgh
by total Of IL 10 @ and yesterday defeated the Reso
ntes by a score Of 30 10 Is To-day the Keystone Club
will play the Stars at the Capolne ground Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

Atlantic. ......l2 y ~ 30
EmpIre o o
Umpire-Mr George Flanly Of the Excelsior Club.
Scorers-Messrs Mowem and Coulter.
Flvcaichrs-Atl1ntic. -; Empire. IL.
Time Of iiamo--Three hours
Home Atantic 5; Empire, o. go,
On SATURDAY the Atlantic and keystone Clnbs WIZ
play match at the Capitolne ground. at IL! o'clock
a., precisely aud al the termination OF the game VIII
take The Coney Island from the corner OF Jay ST.
and Futnn.aye AT 4 r. m. for n visit to the Island
where bIunifu banquet viii await the eIcursionists
The Atlantic gentlemen know low To do the thing up
In grand sty lie on occasions like the one in store.
ECKPoRD OF BROOKLYN vs.. KEYSTONE OF PH1LA'
DYLPHIA.
After receiving two defeats. the first with the
Eureka on Monday, and Tuesday at the hands Of the
Mutual club the Philadephians succeeded In gaining
victory oy or the cIchampions the Eckford Cluo lhe
game was ono Of those uncertain events which occur
occasionally The Eckfords maze - runs In their brst
innings while the KcystoDes cot only one Ii was now
100 10 ia favor 81 the Brooklynites; the Keystone
players however did not drfpdr. playing the moot
desperate uphill game that las been witnessed for
many years pet They completely pulled the game out
of ma fir. "a tne following score will show:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
HUSBAND Losr.-Mrs. Indiana Tough OF

HUSBAND LOsT.-Mrs. Indiana Tough OF
Pleasant Creek Bourbon County. West Va. wishes In
formation OF her husband William T. Tough. who On.
listed from Iitchie County. in Co. @. 18th West VIZ
cinis. was wounded at Cloyd Mountain Nay O. 1854
fell into Rebel hands OF Dublin, on the Tennessee Rail-
road and was taken to Andersonville. Any person
having information of Mr.. Tough will confer srsss
favor By writing to his wife at the adore" givss
above. The WAeeiinS IateAisenc~ will please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

TEsrIMoSIAL.-The Ncw-York Typographical
Society In appreciation Of the eIcrtons 81 their ek
President Wm McCres, esq. have procured a very
handsome testimonial for presentation to that gentle
man. IL may be seen III the window Of b. W. Merriam
& Co., No. 81 Broadway. The penmanship. executed
by Mr.. Hiram Dirop Of the AdamS Express ompAny
d 0 rare specimen Of AT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
CHURCH OF THE MEssIAH.-A note from the

Rev Dr. Osgood pastor of the Church OF tho Messiah
In this city 10 The Christian Inquirer says
THE first Sunday in September worship Will be re
ahmed In The Church OF the Messiah when IL is expect
ed the ed fee will have been thoroughly renovated With
carpets cusb ons pointing, and all ihat - needed TO
give comfort aud comeloess ~ lis excellent proportions
The cost OF labor and naeral and the admirable posi-
tion OF this Madsonsyc Church, induce the congrc5a
ton to remain ia II a, present.. prefering modest hut
handsome edifce out Of debt With large surplus, TO
IN dr. Zine both isssciou,ly and ubelLlrP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

Run OvgR.-A boy named Patrick Ketch,
whose parents reside IN HuroBst. near uniCn-ave..
reenpont was last evening run over Ia heht-sI 0!
;recnpoint car and lad two toes cut OIL lie was Ut
tended by DR. Smell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

FATAL BURNING observation-disclosures Van
Custer aged II years. while engaged In making hrs
In the stove at the residence OF her parents NO ~
burned 10 death before assistance could DO rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
TIP Rony oP Moses J. GRIN

INQUEST on TuB BODY OF MOSES j. GRIN
NELL Coroner Barrett last pght held an inquest IN
the case of Mr.. Moses j. Grnnc. who died suddenly
IN Tuesday night at the CITY Hospital Ing WOMB,
heretofore reported In his neck an incsion made
by the attending surgeons to assist respiration Inc
inr, returned verdict OF congestion Of the brazil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

IycISDrARY FIRg.-rhe stable of Mr.. James
Nolan in Fcurth.st. between North Fihh aud Sixth,
l. D. WAS yesterday fred by incendinrir- Onicer
zee of the Forty fifth Precinct discovered the hre De-
fore il made much Roadway, and ,Klinguished 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

july 27.-6e24 bbls Flour, l20 DDS. Wnmky -
hbIs Corn Meal 200 bush. Oats, pk9s. Asbse ~
pigs OIL Cake, $50 pkgs Provisions. 1897 phga But
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
Sticking IMMORTALITY IN THE EAST RIVER

Several notices have recently appeared Ia the news
paper. abou. yonng man employed IN Fulton Market
rescuing persons who have cn into the ferry SIPS on
,he Brootyp side from death 1T the peril OF DIS
own lie and some Of the local reporters have attempt
ed to immortalize him. The amount OF TINS young
mans heroism mny be thus stated; lie Is an etpe,t
ouarrelcd on the question ~ crpertness Both recently
agreed 10 urn thor skill 10 some account ana oonsu
mated bargain by which one should achieve
,ion and the other lwho IL OF mercenary ispcstion
money. The agreement was that both should ,rn'r'
frequently on the Fast River ferryboats. and when
good opportunity presented itself one was TO hcci
5cn,svr fI overheard while tho other was 20 nero
icoIlv nlnrro In aud rescue him. This bargain mas
bre carried ont 10 the letter five different occa.
on the rescurr paying the rescued - Tor every Tune
his name appeared In the papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

ALLEGED BURGLAR ARRBsTED.-A young man
named John Bray was found secreted In John Rileys
store corner Of Hicks and Amity SITS, on "Wednesday
NIGHT II il believed he entered for feloLious pur
pose. He was given in charge Of the police
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
1T IS CHEAP.

Policy for $500 in of fatal accident 90 20
week 10 of disabling injury costs bu. $7o 20 80 ps3
year Any sum- from $500 $1,000. with % to sowssiif
psnsaon popoiouste rates Policies written for avs
years
Fl is UNIVERSAL.
This Company against all of accidents ~heSsa
they travelling working in the shop factory vsls.
ing In the street swimming. ridns. bunting 6hinr ETC. "
pocs personsn all prts Of the United states aug
Cansda and grants permits to visit part ofthe world
This soush, aer and valued by al classes Of nsA
rich poor.
IT IS RELIABLE.
THE TRAVELLERS OF HARTFORD + tbs oid-a Aeer
ap Insurance Company In the United States aud esbsheC
on firm basis, II Iva. i.u,S many thousand policies pys'
claims for compensation almost dsy, and its ousns"
steadily Increasing Its capital smpe its directory OF the
hishe. Character and " has ha million N ea's '' 10
pa nsss Of los,es
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION RI
QUIRED.
~ Three cent, dIy will insure FOR s2occ OF s~
weekly compensation for one year.
10. PATTERSON, ProsissuI
RODNEY DExSis Secretary
VNHE GREAT AMERICANTEA COMPANY
Nos. IS aud 81 vEsEYsT.
Are nov opening very fine Invoice Of
MOYUNE TEAS.
by the H.verhan which ry Offering in lo.s to 'e a.
County and City made al Cargo Prices
In the Invoice very tine inperiss and ounpowdsrs
.u,ed to Southern Trade Also. offering as~-
Invoice Of
FOO CHOW OOLONG,
BY tho Cores" among which are some very fine Nnes
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
Nos. IS and 81 yeseysl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

Found DRowSED.-The body OF boy was
snnS beating ia BattormIlk Channel yesterday morn
ing II is supposed TO be that OF son Of MI Philips
Of no 2sO Monroe-st New York wholeft him In boat
at the foot OF Godet few days since and When be TO
turned found him gone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
THE FuRMAs.sr. Observation-Disclosures wer

The FURMAN-ST. DISASThH'-" OF hIIc' VI
the whole ~ yesterday In the endeayor 20 ds
cove the body Of Michael Martin who with John Nash
and Patrick Regan lost their lives on wednesday morn
nr by the falling Of the sorehouses Nos 80 aud % ur
man. st The remains OF Regan and Nash nave peen
given 10 their relatives Those OF Martin have not yet
been found Coroner Lynch impanneled Jury yes'cr'
day and will probably commence an Investigation INTO
tho circumstances attending the disaster to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

Umpire-Mr. Grum Of the Eckford Club.
Scorers-Mersrs. Lynch and Hoffman.
Home runs-Resolute. 2; Keystone. o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28
THE MAYNARD IyvHsrIGATIoN.-At tn

THR NAVY-IARD INNE IIGATIUN.-At VI
opening Of this case before the United States COMM
soner Yesterday morning counsel tor Frank Riley on
OF the accused moved that he he di'chtrged A. ther
was no evidence tending to mplicate him IN the ia
further facts should be developed by the evidence ic
the defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-28

Policy for $500 in of fatal accident or 90 20
week 10 of dsabns injury costs but $'o 20 80 ps3
year Any sum- from $50 to $1,000 with este s%wssilf
compensation propoouste rates. Policies written fsr avs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-10

(taks orr yoor hat while l pronounce bis
gellorous pane Ginral Robert Il. Lee,
will cum up and stump the North for
your tikits. I hev dun. l go"
"Noble man." thot I, ez ho stalkt
magessically away, tskin, in abstracting
manner, my new hat and umbreller,
leaving his old wuns; "who coodent fol-
Ter thee, and SIGH ez thee, forever and
forever"
PETROLEUM Y. NAsBY,
Lait Faster NV the Moo Dispensashun1.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-10

1t is the opinion Of tho doctor that III Q
lawyer gets his living by plumber, while
the lawyer thinks the doctor gets his by
"pillage."
A Danish writer spoke of a hut 50
miserable that it did not know which
way to fall, and so kept standing. This
is like the man that had such a commit.
cation of diseases that he did not know
what to die Of, and 50 lived on.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-10
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF special execution to me directed
issued from the office OF the Clerk the District Cont
IN and TOT the coanty Of Cedar and State of Iowa In
et AL have levied upon the following pronertv as
nc Properly OF the said Aonzo Shaw, ct al. to wit:
seventy three acres of Of the west nd of the
west quarter n of section two ~ In township sa
- ne 'I north OF range three E31, west 5th H. M :
si'aateu ~ the county Of Cedar and State of iowa
ana snail offer the for sale at public outcrv
e court house door in the town Of linton. In s,id
81 on Saturday the 10Th day ofAugust A. D. 1sG5
AMI ',s p m. OF said day, to satisfy said execution
ana costs that may accrue thereon
Daaea TINS nth day OF July, A. D. 1885.
n29s3ss sheria If ced.. saaa,'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-10
XSsli !: n S d J sa.g, (yss3 az -,
NOT A FE"


OF the worst disorders that attic. anknd arise from the
corruption that aceunua.es In the Blood OF all the d.
coveries that hare been made 70 purge out
equal in effect HELMB0ZD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSI PARILL4. It cleanses and renovates the
Blood insts the vsor Of health into the system, and
purges the hunors which make disease. 1t stimulates
the healthy functions Of the body and expes the disorders
that grow and ranke In the Blood Such aremedy that
could be relied on has long been sought for and or
the FIRST time the public have which they can de-
pend Our space here does not admit OF certificates 10
show Its Effects but the trial OF single bottle will show to
the sick that iaas virtues anything they havs
ever taken.
Two tablespoonful fhe Extrac. OF paria addsd
70 pint OF water is equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink AID
bottle is equal to gallon Of the Syrup OF sarsaparI
or the detection as usually made.
The above Extracts are prepared on purely scent.
principles-in Ttcuo-and embody the full st.eng.ha
the ingredients entering into their composition. ref
and conclusive test will be comparison Of their pro9s
ties with those set forth in the U. S. Dlpeusa.ory.