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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

Rspoyted yOy THE TRIB for the 5eef ending VedisfdG u
Amount OF stock at marSet
This week. s9l 9l74 40 loo q
Last weeS.............3J6 80 l22s2 700 LEO 10.
One year $40. .....,..@3Gl 9a2 ca llD q
PKicEs-beei. per 100 - total weizh o. hid. taow,
and meat. extra. sl34sl4; FIRST quality, sl2dsl3.
second quality, $l0a IL third quality atd $40, OF
the poorest Bulls, &c, S3d -.
Woyag Osep-s I5Oa $40; handy steers. esoa $50. or
much according to their value for beef
Co.'s dad Young CdlrO-Fnr quality G50Q SO; EIiTa,
e806 Sll5; Fsuow end Dry, s2sdsi5
Stoyes or Thin Young CdfRs for F1rnerI-fearn-s Sl7
s22; Two yenr.odi s2sa ass 1hreeyea oid 500 So
SieepPer ~. lys weight. td7r. extra Cossets, 6ogl
Sheep and Lambs per head in lots $685. 90 L1irs. %
0ra
Ia Hoes-Per ~ I3dlsc live weight, Sboa,-whoIei1le
IS aGe. retail, l. dlse ANAL Columbia County Pigs. 2od
Naturalization, 9alOc. 4, n. Country lots. cas-,
TaHor-Bfighou, 81 lie. 4 n
Poifs-sl 500 2 Beach.
RFxAREsfhe market for cattle ren.ins without riatersl
change sst week From the newspaper reports u the
Albany ira1r many butchers hoped bs able 10 buy
aiheT brr terms bit instead Of buying lower many Of
Cabripe We fooni III Jb0 less thsn last week The
cattle fhnk not large good a. lat week ~
Brighton tls NoEcn stock sivins by degrees a. ire
on other business THIS denyirs the nryai o
iaine tefo were msny splendid o.rn, credit nlke TO
droyel and tie stale There were tbout 90 West
ern and 451 from Maine. 49,,
We refort te over 900 sheep end lambs 900 less
than week last cattle arrived 20 fes lly Of
Ctubrdae that had less time than usual 10 spend about
the sleep pens au1 the droveTs say did not report the
market bad q really On carcf1l inquiry We
think there l-cc in the complaint especially g. those who
bought e.ey.eie. and a0er they had s'eor iied how
large AMOUNT Of stock Market t week - pobiDy
about the same two weeks $50. swine higher Good
family cows in demuud. Fair inquiry for store cattle
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SUEDEIES.
Receipts of Produce.

OcTls-l5.3O5 bbls Flour l55 bblS Whisky. 25S bbs
Corn Meal 5000 bush. Wheat. 1900 bush. Oats
1872 GO0 BUSH Corn 81 2 bush. Barley l,le3 pkgs Pro
visions, 1915 pkgs. Butter.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
q. z. Mholesale Price. of Country Produce.

EOR THR WEEK ENDING WEDNRsDAY Oct. 10. 1853.
IKIpressly for TEE \. \. THIBUys by Reporter
The following are the current rates Of articles IN good
eOnditOh as sold bY commission houses at wholesale.
slippers receive TO 10 p cent less deducted for ccu.
Missions. beside freight ayd other charges Parties
mediate returns be made cannot always obtain the
prices ch transient buyers have 20 pay Our figures
are intended more for the farmer than the merchant
aud prefer not 10 disappoint by giving the outside
prices Of very choice articles.
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BOSTON Live Stock Market.

nRlGn1oS CAMBRIDGE AND NFDFoRD
Rroyted for THE TRIBUNE the t1ees ending Wednss21
Oct. 70. 1868
Amount OF stock at market:
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Gnantial.


OFFICE o. THr cLKvELASp AND ToIIDo RAILhoAp 60,
CLEvgIAyp, o., sept 70. 1894.
MESSRS. WELLS, FARGO & Co, having
I9b been appointed the TRANSFER AGENTS Of tli'
Company 10 tie City Of New Yori 81 transfer, oi stock Of the
Company win he made at their office, 70 81 rosdway On
aud after Monday, October g. 1863 The Transfer Agency Il
the Conroutsl National Bank win be discontinued on and
after Monday Octob 1863 by order Of tie B0a!d OF D
rcc;ors WM y. STAUNTON, So re'nTy.
Office or TIE CLEVELAND And TOLKDo HAiLRoAD Co.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct ., 1863
EESSRs. WELLS, FARGO d Co, having
IVA been appointed the fuanoal gents Of ts Company
IN the City Of notice i hereby given tbs. all Bonds
end Coupons Il the Company will hereafter be paid Al
t1rity on presentation the Ofco Of Wells Farso Co..
WILLIAM T. sTAUNToN, Treasurer.
OFrCB os THs ADmOSDAcK CoNPASY
No. - NILLIAA ST. NEw-YOEK, sept. ZJ, 1850. !
YVNHE ANNUAL ELECTION Of DIRECTORS
Il Of thi. Company viii take place MONDAY, Oct.
%, 1865 at this Office, at III o'clock a. IN.
GEO W. PRATT, Secretary.
OprIcg OF snAFrR FAM On Co., No. l55 BHoApwAr,{
ROOM No. Q, NEw foRx Oct ~, 1865.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
i holders this Company for the election Of Trustees
" be held the Office Of the Company, on SAIURDAf,
the 4th Nov. next from 10 y. L. F. NOBLE, Sec'y
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

NEW BOAT for the PEEKSKlLL ROUTE.
IN Mr.. WILLIAM DICKEY Of Nyask N. Y. has already
laid tho keel for NEW BOAT for MessEs. D. ID. TSlshs
Steamboat neto berun on the PeeksEl Route She to be
05 feet In length % feet BEAM and feet dsph Of ho The
engns will bs Of sufficient power TO give her high rate o.
speed and pains will be spared mako this beat In all
respects OF the most eommodioas this route
She be ready to take the route about the FIRST o'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
IEW-YORK and dNEw-HAVEN RAILROAD
1865 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1865

1865 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1865
COMMENCING MAY Is. 1853
Pasenger Station IN New York, rwentyseventh q
and Fourh.ay Entrance on lwenty.seventn-as
TRAINS LEAVE EEW.YORk;
For New Haven 100, SOOlEL,l li.1j- M lsl'' tEr1
AGO. EI.,) 3.+5. 30 aud 900 (EI,)Em.
400 (EI.,l di5, 4 30 and 300 (Ez. J p. N.
Fer Milford and straiord zoo li50 N. ~, 49, y g.
Fer fairfield. Southport and WosipcTt 1Qc' iL'os m a
For NcrwalL 100 800, r.) $50 ,,.oca I2i:. (I,D
as 4 90 $50, $40 tEx - p. m. - 49,.
Fot Dericn 100 $40 il'3o n. ;3i5 40. 80 p m.
PR Oreeuwich, O0 O. 20. ll.30 ;9f5 40 80, $50 m
Fsr Stamford 7Oo 8OJ (E1) $50, ll.30 l2I5, (EIb
AGO G 430 $50, SO. 900 tEx.,l p. IA. =.
kef Port Chester and intermediate stations 100 $40 ii~
q m a45, 40, $50, SO, Ioo ?; m, ,,,,
~ CONNECTING TRAINS -.
Fer Boston via Springfield 800 (Exl 800 (Ex 800
For Boston, via Shore Line 12ls, CErl aoop. m.
Fos Hartford aud Springfield, SEQ tEx,) g. m. (ExltoQ
ok I2l5, aO0 r m.
10 Montreal. 800 r. m 10 Northampton
For Hartford Providence and Fishk Railroad 500 iEIp
a. m. l2D Pr .
For New. Haven, New-Londou and Scnngtoa Railroads.
90 o. m. II Is 400, 400 p.
For Canal Railroad, l2l3 o. IN. 20 Northampton.
For Housatonic Railroad. and y. M. ssturday's
tnin connecting with p. u. will to Pts6ed-othex,
dsys New Milford only.
For Nsuga.uck Railroad, 500 g. m, 400 p. m.
For Danbury aud Norwalk Railroad, 100 go e.m, 80
2. m.
. JAMES N. HDYT, SIpt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19

Lnsecd has been in DnS% SS' scTS n ds%nnS SscoS
nnd boiGes Crnde Sperm has been in good demand
rOsiDs have improved closing fr@ stock in the
: s5S 5s@snS S G'ads Ss G1pS N the 1aS GS1 S7is
fFp VIZ tLtctnred Oils are without change % hOlc.
t6s oil !. frm, with moderate demand We quote
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24
Four YEARS IN CEcEssIA.-GEo & CIV. SHER-

Four YEARS IN CEcEssIA.-GEo. & CIV. SHEER
WOOD, us Lake street. Chicago, Ill.,, publish
Four Years in Secessia, adventures in and be
yond the Union Lines, by JUNIUs HENRI Blows
Special War Corr spondent Of the New Yorb
Tribune. 1t is sold only by subscription.
This work embraces great variety of facts
incidents and romance of the War, and contains
an intensely interesting account of the Authors
adventures and experiences The flights and
shadows" of the soldiers life, from scenes in
the camp, on the march, among deserted planta
tions, in daring exploits amid the strife and
carnage Of the battlefield, in the hospital and
in loathsome prisons, wildly portrayed.
Mr.. Brown was an eyewitness of a wide range
of stirring events in the South West, and While
a prisoner, II subject of the most perfidous
treatment at the hands of the Rebels. From
this vast field of mighty events and changing
incidents, and from that long dreary night of
suspense and anguish, which to thousands Of his
companions brought no ray of morning, he
comes forth again to the world, and pictures in
burning words, this most eventful era of the
worlds history. The sale OF the work should be
equal to it's excellence Rev. L. C.WooDFoRD
is the Agent for Cedar county. -T
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"GET THE BEST "-RAYMOND's LIFE OF AB

"GET THE BEST "-RAYMoND's LIFE OF ABRA-
RAM LIScoLN-This book-pubished by Derby
Il Miller, N. Y, containg the complete life and
public services of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, together
with his State Papers, including all his Address
es. Messages, Letters, and Procamatons, as well
mournful scenes connected with the close of his
noble and eventful life. 1t also contains some
accurate steel portraits, and other illustrations
OF peculiar and historic events connected with
the administration Of that great and good man.
This work will contain matter that no similar
work can, as a portion was placed in Gov Ray
mond's hands by the late President, to be used
when the proper time arrived, and another por-
was furnished by the Secretary of State, since
the assassination. All this is copyrighted and
cannot be used in other similar works. In add
tion to this, F. b. Carpenter, the celebrated ar
tst who painted the "First Reading ofthe Proc
lamation Of Emancipation before the Cabinet"
and while painting II at the White House, enjoy
ed six months intercourse with our late Prcsi-
dent, has added q supplementary chapter Of
"reminiscences and anecdo tes of President LIN
COLIN, Which are Of great interest, and will en-
nance the popularity Of the book beyond all 9th.
ers.
This book will be sold only by subscription,
and will be furnished in neat and substantial
nv style: or in half Turkey Morocco with full
gilt edges. II can also be obtained in the Eng.
iish or German language, as desired.
Mr. I. D. WoOpFoRD is sole agent for this work
for Cedar county, and all who want the best,
full and most reliable life of ABRAHAM LINCOLN
now published, will Immediately subscribe for
this one,
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l5-RUsH EMERY, A. NJ, who is to take charge
Of our Public Schools, on the first Monday Of
September, is a graduate of the Iowa State Uni
versity. where he remained one year after gradu-
ating and received the degree of A. NJ He has
had several years successful experience in teach
ing. and judging from his natural and acquired
qualifications we have good reason to expect that
he will make ourrUnion School an honor to our
town. Miss NJ. l. PLUME, who has been EN-.
ployed to assist in the High School is grad uate
ofthc Ladies' Department of Iowa College, and
comes highly recommended as successful teach
err. Mr.. A. o. PouNr, who has given the best of
satisfaction where he has taught takek charge
81 the Grammar School. Miss BoYNToN contin.
uss in the Secondary School, where she has civ.
en- universal satisfaction. Miss HAcKsrEEs, who
takes charge of the Primary School, is also an
experienced and successful teacher. Miss SMART
isconsidered wel' qualified for and adapted to
the care and instruction Of the Infant Depart.
ment. t
The Bosfd have taken great pains to secure .
first rate corps of teachers. and believe that they
have sfccseded. They confidently ask the pee.
pie to give ths school hearty support Let Us
oil be as one, Tor the good Of our children.
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TnECouNTY Fam Will commence q the Faie
Grounds, adjoining Upton, on the 18Th OF yep
tsnbsr and continIe three days. We hope that
every man is preparing to attend and bring
something with him to exhibit Almost every
one has something that he could Bring that
would interest or instruct others, and Is y ms
duty to bring It in. Cone In, aN Of you' ana
make the Fair, . success. lit l. not managed as
it.should be, elsct men who will. so manage it.
II is the easiest thing in the world to make it
what it ought to be, If you will only take hold
and work for that end. 90 .-. . s~ea~ f.
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"SoUELcHED.-The Muscatine Journal says
that the project OF the canal from Moscow was
sqrclchCd in the city council, that body having
refused to make an appropriation to defray the
expense of survey, and says that an appeal will
now be made to the Board Of Supervisors for
that object. 1t seems to US that such thriving
city as Muscatine should raise the funds and have
the rou e surveyed at once, and not lose so much
time If they can't survey it, how are they going
to raise money to dig the ditch? by the way, we
see they have got Second National Bank now
Perhaps that will enable EN- to build the canal
and finish the Wilton railroad. We hope TO see
il
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Mr.. EpIroR:-We desire, through the ADvER
TIsER, to express our sincere thanks to the kind
and patriotic citizens of Mr.. DMTs' neighbor
hood, or elsewhere, who furn shed the bounte
oas meal of which we partook on Saturday even
ing last. N-> .a..eats@/
We are not Gneat, and can only say that our
supper was all that it could have been, both in
quantity and quality; and that we are truly
grateful for the feeling manifested, well AS for
the feast -
We would also express our sorrow for those
deuded mortals who came so far to Join US :;
but, for reasons best known to themselves,
''passed by On the other side" and went home
hungry. a MANY RETURNED SOLDIERS
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I6A daring burglary was commits ed in
springdale, last Tuesday night. The residen,
ofths house heard the dspredator and managed
to alarm some of the neigh bors, who surround
ed tho house, armed and nerved to meet the ras.
cal. The occupant struck light and came
down stairs at the same time that two men enter
ed. Search was made and the villain was found
rumaging the parlor. A fearless onslaught was
made by the occupant, who succeeded in carry.
ing his enemy to the door, where he summarily
dispatched him. The victim was known in the
neighborhood as A. Skunk. Oh, for the balm
OF q l GOO flowers!
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FACTS ABOUT TEA.

The Tea seed is invariably sown in prepared
beds, and the young plants transplanted into
rows which yield leaves suitable for market not
until the third year. The pants are usually re-
newed the fifth or sixth year, as older plants
yield only the poorer qualities Of Tea.
Three crops are usually gathered per annum,
and the first picking is regarded the best and is
almost invariably manufactured into the finest
Green Teas The second gathering is regarded
good when mixed with small portion Of the
first while the third gathering is USUALLY manu-
featured into coarse Black Tea--and Is really
the poorest Tea known in the trade.
The best place to buy, and the best assortment
of Teas in the county, are offered for sale by
". Ii. A IL F.
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ScorT COUNTY FAIR--Notice of the annual
exhibition Of the Scott County Agricultural
Society will be found in another column. The
farmers of that county take a deep interest in
their county Fair, and with their superior ad-
vantages, give the best exhibition of any county
in the State. In fact we have often heard that
they excelied the State Fair. As it occurs the
week following our county Fair. We presume
Old Cedar will be fully represented there. r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24

lp~The Twelfth Annual Fair of the Scott Co.
Agricultural Society will be held at Davenport
Iowa, on the 18th 10th. Goth, 2lst and 22d of Sep
TENDER, 1sG5. S., O6O offered in Premiums. Open
to the world! The usual arrangements with the
Railroads and Steamboats, have been made. For
Premium Lists, or any information concerning
the Fair, apply personally or by letter to.
VIM X. HAIGHT, Secretary,
SO Perry St, Davenport, Iowa.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS,

In all their forms, treated carefully and conf.
dentiaIly.
1s;~l will visit and consult patients while
remaining in town free Of charge. Those living
at distance, and unable to visit him. can he
treated by sending him clear vial Of their
morning urine, from which the disease will be
ascertained.
Or. WEIR inventor Of new mode oftreatin .
diseases OF The genital organs. cures radically
and efectualy Syphilis, Gonhurrhea, elect, and
all Blood and Skin diseases. Young men suf-
fe,ing from nervous debility. caused by inv0l-
untary losses during sleep, can rely upon pos
tive and speedy cure. by a new and infalible
method.
\. B.-Ladies who desire to avail themselves
Of DR.. VS. sure and safe mode Of remoyiIg OBJ
structiOhs, suppressiOns. &c. from whatever
cause produced, without use Of medicine can
do 80 at one interview. Dr. W. has invented a
method by which Conception can he prevented,
simple and certain.
He will be at New Boston scudder House. Aug
o. Aieda, Aug. % and u. Miller,burg Aug.
Is. Keithshurgh, Aug. 2G and -. Oquaw;s,
Aug. %. Biggsvine, Talcott House, Aug. 20.
James Wordens. Saters Grove Aug. 30. Bur.
lington, Lawrence House Aug. 81. Mt. Pleas
ant BrazctJn ifonse sept. l and =. Oskaloosa
Madison House, sept and 6. Monroe, sept :.
Newton Phelps House, Sept. . and 10. Iowa
City Clinton II onse Sept, II. Lisbon, New York
House Sept 13 and L. MechanicsvilIG, Sept +.
Clarence, sept. lG. Upton. Aidrich House, Sept.
II ana Is. springdalo, school House sept. 10.
Muscatine, Ogiivie iiousc. sept. 20. lSG5.
a.f3-As matter Of information we append the
following list of patients treated by the Doctor,
since January lst, lsG4 OskaIonsa, 34i; o tum.
wa, 3O7: Fairfield, IL Mt. Pleasant, GO; Rome
II; DanvlIe, IL Burlington, no; Sirourney, 81;
Mnsea,ne, $50: wilton Junction. 81: Durant, 7;
West Liberty, 80; Springfield o; keosauqua. );
Bonapart 5: Salem 90; TrentOr 20: Ihos. Dun.
nings 3: Marshall, 10: Pleasant Plain, II; Brigh-
ton .: Washington 30; Winfield. 4; Crawford
vt!le, Il; oxford, I; Iowa City, Il: BunEcEmlls,
8: Upton, 40: Lisbon, Il: Cedar Rapids, q; Ma
con- u. Total number, 1888.
ORD. X. WEIR.
EEsIpENcE-For The last six years in Toledo,
Iowa He will visit the above named places
every sixty days.
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GEThe ladies that feel interested, and want
voice in disposing Of the effects of the Ladies'
Aid Society, are requested to meet at Mr.. G. p.
Ingman's, on Friday afternoon, at three o'clock.
The business will then he attended to- and if all
are not present it is not expected that they will
find fault With what is done at that timo
.. . =, BY order of the Committee.
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FIRE.-A house in Springdsle belonging to
Thomas VIM, and occupied by J. Morrison, was
burned down last Monday night. But little was
saved from the house. About $500 worth Of light.
ming rods were in the building,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24

DTThs Union District Agricultural Society
will hold its Third Annual Fair two and a bali
miles north Of West Liberty, on the Goth, 2lst
and 22d of September, 1865. 49,.
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E5-The Manufacturers Of Sorghum are re-
quested to meet at the court house, in Upton, on
next Saturday, at o'clock p. m, to consult in
regard to machinery, prices, and the best meth.
cd Of making up the cane. .-s ~.-.-.
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GO-We have received commune alton from
"a Friend Of Equal Rights,"i in reply to &C." If
our friend will re.read "C.'s" remarks, he will
see that he has misconstrued them. Both are
for the same thing. ,...
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H1>The Seventh Animal Fair Of the Clinton
County Agricultural Society, will be held at
Lyons on the 18th, 18th, l4th and 18th of Sep
TENDER, 1865.
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NOTE STOLEN.

Alter months campaign and the succcclin @
terrific onslaught and obstinate resstancr OF the
Fort Emporium on Fifth street. the welcome
news OF peace will give such JOY to the Coatless
Haticss, Shirticss and Shftlcss, rs the certainty
OF peace would convey to the hearts of those
who live In war times. The past week will be
ever memorable rs a most cvcntfuI one in the
annals Of this crusade upon GASAD ( GuMoRF's
celebrated Clothing and all kinds Of tipntIc
mems Furnishing Goods. our Special reporter
armed and equipped regardless of expense. ar
rived, as usual, at the scene of action in lime
TO see nothing OF the occurrence; but after few
Inquiries from very reliable gentlemen. aided ly
a most fertile Imagination, noted down the rec
ords or an eyewitness to the last engagement
OF the Goats and Greenbncks. The ASSISTANTS
attacked the Emporium trout and rear and wei .
met by the bandest smiles. No sooner had they
entered the lines of the finest Of goods in he
country, than they were seized around their
necks, measured aud repulscd for want oil amlnu.
milton, with display of
Coats. Vests. Pants. shirts. Hats. Cans.
and Furnishing Goods.
Nothing daunted, however. and knowing that
the most precious bargains were to he had the
beslegcrs pressed on in overwhelming numbers
and determined TO carry the fort aud everything
IN 1t with storm of gree nbaCks ut any cost {;
while CAsAD X GILMORE were equally detrrmin-
ed never to surrender az long there was 4
garment IN the store or shirt in the locker.
RelnioreemcHts being received by every train
for those so cruelty sacrificed all hope of rcduc,
ing the stock by assault WAS abandoned by the
bcseigrrs, and the olive branch of peace finally
accepted on terms alike honorable aud satisfaC.
tory to both Sides and by which all parties re
ceivel what they wanted Whilst by the treaty
of peace, signed at the Fort Emporium, CAsAD
Il GILMORE agrees in
Article Ito SELL as long az they last, the
cheapest and best Ci"thing in Iowa
Article 40 sell Over-Coats from IS to 10.
Article 81" sell business coats from Sc to 20.
Article ITO sell fine black cloth coats from
So to 20. u -.e,i 80 .AH,t. ...
ARTICLE 5--To sell Vests from So too.
Article Ito sell good pair pants for s.
| Article TO sell a fine pair pants from So tt
| TO- . --. ..... r. .fs =, '.-
Article s--To Sc the cheapest hat in Iowa.
Article $40 keep the best stock of fur cap
| west of Chicago.
| Article IO--TO keep the best asso rtmen Mt o
| 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 12-Furthcr agrees that whatever Is
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
will be exchanged or the purchase money re-
funded.
In consideration Of which everybody agrees
to get their Clothing at asad Il Gilmore's.
and save ut least 20 per cent hy doing so.
as'~ Headquarters on Fifth street, north OF
the court house square, Upton, Iowa. n35
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TIE FAR FAMED
DR. " EIR.


that he is a practitioner of the
German, French and Spanish Mode of
Medical Treatment
so successfully practiGed ofiate in France Spain
and America. He has been engaged several Years
in ravriing and successfully treating propIe
who linger under Old CHRONIC COM
PLANTS.
He not only ascer,ains the nature of the dis.
ease as formerly practiced by Physicians, but
passes on and discovers the cause, however in
tricate the disease may he.
Old complaints !cured in from thirty to ninety
days Charges reasonable. Medicine furnished
for ~, Is per week
Persons who live at distance can have med.
icincs sent by express to any point they desig
nate, by sending a statement of their complaint
in writing. The money must he sent in advance
for the time you wish. All letters must be sent
to Oskalunsa Iowa