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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03
DECLARED!
AT
CASAD & CILMORE,S.

After months campaign and the succeeding
terrific onslaught and obstinate resistance OF the
Fort Emporium on Fifth street, the welcome
news Of peace will give such joy to the Coatless,
Hatless Shirtless and Shiftless, as the certainty
Of peace would convey to the hearts of those
who live in war times. The past week will be
ever memorable as most eventful one in the
annals Of this crusade upon GAsAD h GILMoRE's
celebrated Clothing and all kinds of Gentle.
mems Furnishing Goods. Our special reporter,
armed and equipped regardless Of expense, ar.
rived, as usual, at the scene Of action in time
to see nothing Of the occurrence; but after a few
inquiries from very reliable gentlemen aided by
a most fertile imagination, noted down the rec
Ords of an eyewitness to the last engagement
Of the Coats and Greenbacks. The assailants
attacked the Emporium trout and rear and were
met by the bandest smiles. No sooner had they
entered the lines of the finest Of goods in the
country, than they were seized around their
necks, measured and repulsed for want of ammu.
milton, with display Of
Coats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, Hats, Caps,
and Furnishing Goods.
Nothing daunted, however. and knowing that
the most precious bargains were to be had. the
besiege pressed on in overwhelming numbers
and determined to carry the fort and eve thing
in it with . storm Of greenbacks at any cost
| while CAsAD GILMORE were equally determin-
ed never to surrender as long as there was q
garment IN the store or shirt In the locker.
Reinforcements being received by every train
for those cruelty sacrificed, all hope Of reduc.
ing the stock by assault WAS abandoned by the
beseig aud the olive branch Of peace fnalil
! accepted on terms alike honorable and satisfac
| tory to both sides. and by which all parties re-
\ ceived what they wanted. Whilst by the treat
Of peace, signed At the Fort Emporium, CASA
GILMORE agrees in
Article Ito sell. as long as they last, tn
cheapes: and best Clothing in Iowa
Article 2-To sell Over.Coats from IS to 10.
Article $40 sell business costs from So to 20
| Article 40 sell fine black cloth coats from
| So to 20.
Article $40 sell Vests from 50 to 6.
Article Ito sell good pair pants for 81.
Article TO sell q fiae pair pants from Sc to
| 10.
Article $40 sell the cheapest hat In Iowa.
Article 80 keep the best stock Of fur capt
west of Chicago.
Article Lotto keen the best assortment o.
Gents Furnishing Goods in the State.
Article Ito sell more goods for less green
backs than can be had at any other place In
Cedar county.
Article l2-Further agrees that whatever 1,
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
will be exchanged or the purchase money re
funded.
In consideration Of which everybody agree
to get their Clothing at Casad Il GilmOre's
and save at least rs per cent. by doing so.
l 10 Headquarters on Fifth street. north 9
the court house square, Upton, Iowa. n35
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03
AFFLICTED READ.
NOTICE..

The copar.nsrship existing between john C:
BUcHsR, Of Clinton. Iowa, and I. C. NcCLELLAED
and GEORGE A. EAGERLY, Mechanicsville, lows.
has been dissolved. All accounts or indebted
ness created and due by said firm are to be paid
by said McClellsnd and Eagerly, and all &C counts
or indie ednsss due said firm ars payable to
them J.C. BCCHER.
Clinton, Iowa, March LIST, 1865.
J. G. BuCHER Il Co.. of Clinton. Iowa. will cor
tinue their General Warehouse and Agricultural
Implement business 1t their House, at Meehan-
icsville, whore they will be pleased to supply
their old customers, A. usual, with anything in
their line. ). C. BuCHER co.
Clinton, lows May 9th; 1865. 23m2
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J. c. BUClIER Il CO.,
Steamboat and General Ira nsfcr AGENTS.
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CLINTON, IOWA

-. =. BuChER, Of Clinton, can justly claim
extraordinary advantages in furnishing Agrc turai
implements to the farming community. lie has
one OF the most extensive Agricultural Depots in the
west ana possessing superior facilities for shipping
20 points IN the interior ofthe State he should
as he deserves, n patronage commemorate with tia
enterprise in which he is engaged."Insaranes Non.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

THE LARGEST STOCK of Albums ever r.
i ceived in Upton. for sale at
HUDSON i LINSLEYS
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
RenubiIcan County Convention.

-
Republican County Convention will be held
=. the court house in Upton, on SATURDAY, THE
10TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1865, 1t O'Clock p. m, for
The purpose Of nominating the following county
oncers. viz: County Judge, County Treasurer,
sheriff, County Superintendent Of Schools. Cor
4 oper, Drainage Commissioner, and two Repre-.
,entatives; also for the Transaction Of such
ether business as may properly csme before the
Convention. -.,.. .... . sus.- .,,.,+a.s .. ~.
The several Townships will be entitled to
representation In the following ratio: One dele.
rate and one additional delegate for every fifty
votes and fractional parts Of fifty over twenty.
five, cast at the last election for the Republican
electoral ticket as follows, to-wit:
Centre s.; Cass 2; Dayton 2;
Pennington 3; Fremont 2; Cover 9;
Iowa B; Inland .; LINN .
Nasslon 3; Pioneer 5; Red Oak 2;
Springdale s; Springfield 3; Sugar Greek 3;
Rochester 2.
The Republicans Of each Township are 70.
quested to meet, at their respective places Of
holding elections, on Saturday the 9Th inst, at
one O'Clock p ~, for the purpose Of selecting
their delegates
SIS. DANIELS.
% J. H. LEIGH,
II. G. GILL,
ar.s n. SPRINGSTEED,
County Central Committee.
August LIST, 1865.
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Terms: Ready Pay!

Desiring to establish a permanent
trade, no effort will be neglected to insure
satisfaction to every patron by strictly
honorable intercourse with all.
The highest market prices will be psid
for Butter, Eggs, &c. Cash paid for Butter
when Sesi'ea. - $500 ~ +
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

With ample experience, and reasonable
facilities tor~ The purchase Of nssrchan.
dize, they are confident in their ability
to successfully compete either IN tho psr.
chase or sale Of nercha~diss with any
and all competitors.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03
NEW STORE
AT MOSCOW.
FARMERS READ THIS

kAAMENS READ THIS.
Now that you have got your crop In the
ground hitch up your wagon and bring down
your family to see the
NEW STORE AT MOSCOW,
where you can purchase DRY GOODS and GRO.
CERES at
CHICAGO RETAIL PRICES.
! have the best selected Stock ever offered in
THE STATE OF IOWA;
and recognize no competition in either DAvEN,
PORT or MUSCATlNE. Come down and Judge
for yourselves.
CALICOs--l6 cents and upwards.
BROWN sHEETINGs-2o cents and upwards.
SUPERIOR SUGARS bs for One Dollar.
DRIED APPLES-9 Ms. for One Dollar.
Together with the best selected Stock Of
Clothing, Boots Il Shoes, Hats and straw
Goods, Stone l. Crockery Ware, Cloths,
DeMims, Delaines. ChallieS, aWns,
sha wis, Balmorals, Flannels,
Ribbons and Notions, Wall
Paper and shades,
Together with every article necessary to constf.
tuts q complete stock of merchandise.
All Goods Marked in Plain Figures.
oNE PRICE ONLY.
81 Children can buy here as well as old expert.
enced shoppers. One visit will convince you BY
calling 1T
MAC BRYDE's BIG STORE,
Moscow, Muse ArtNE Co., Iowa.
June lst 1865 1y
AFFLICTED, READ.
would direct your attention to DR.. RoD1.
BusH's two Great Preparations-one for tho
sure and certain cure Of Dyspepsia; the other
for the Cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Asth.
al 4
D. A. RODEBUSH.
MECHANICsvntE, Iowa. n2lmo
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

Table and Pocket Cutlery,
: &c. vo.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

rI,HE "HUBER GOBLET" and "CONCAVE
l CRYSTAL TUMBLERS" are really the choi-
cest and most desirable les in the market, and
for sale by W. II. A. Il r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

cUGARS in all their grades--Oxnards, Port
= lands, T. Il 4. p, Crystalized, White Gomez,
4. B.& c., Crushed and Powdered. for sale by
" W. H. A.GF.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

Er,HE attention of Farmers and Transfers is
IL directed to trial of "Morehouse Merri
an. Wagon OIL" or Axle Grease. the very best
ar,ic.e Of the kind. for sale by W. II. A. 4 F.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28
ma IndIannpoIls EIopement.

The Indianapolis correspondent OF the
Chicago Republican writes:
An elopement in high life has made
something Of q sensation. It's the Old
story. Miss Fanny e., fan, tAscln-
sting n auburn haired, and under sgei
daughter of Judge g. loved and was
loved BY Aleck R. young, han
some and somewhat inclined to rapidly OF
temperament. Cruel parents interrupted
the placid flow Of the current Of true love,
and thresteped the little rebel with bolts
and bars. Throughout all, the young
Iedv manifested q stern and infaxlble de-
t~arminstion 10 marry Immediately n
mncL, and to marry no one but her Aleck.
FINALLY, the young man whisked his true
love off 10 chicago, and wa tied hard and
fast by an orthodox clergyman. Conster-
nation seized upon the old folks who, as
soon IS they learned the pretty bird had
flown, manifested IS much anxiety TO have
the knot tied as they had before manifested
70 prevent it. The fond mother of the bride
called on the fond mother of the groom
and asked TO have 8 message forwarded 10
thHs ffRHgss ae Ag H thA O TiRGH 81 iAs AgAtaPaIaqGRi
to get married njust as quickas they could"
They had already done it. and have since
returned to reconciliation and the discus
sion of q surloin of the fstted calf. All
psrties-parents and children-are doing
IS well IS could be expected.
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l,ate news ItemE,

Hon. r. s. Fay, of Boston, fell dead in
q street in Liverpool recently, just as he
was about TO sail for home.
The editor of Mrs GTundy, the new
New York comic weekly, is DR.. Carroll, q
practising surgeon.
The Philadelphia horses, used to draw
the street cars, by resting On Sunday, are
able TO perform IS much work in six days,
as Boston horses, which work Sundays do
in nine days. Sunday travel in Msssschu-
sets upon the horse railroads is said TO in
volve 3 loss of $4,000 per snnum.
The Earl at Winchelses and Noting
ham smoked q cigar in q railway carriage.
The station master at VAuxhAlI mad q
summons got out, calling the Earl to sp
pear before q London masistJateH tOF this
mons, but sent q letter TO the chairman Of
the company demanding the instant dis
missAl of the impudent station master" and
SAYING /: II beg you TO observe that this
sci involves q breach of the prlVll'
ipge of the House Of Lords and that you
the chairman Ct the company, will be held
responsible for it. London is now laughing
at the high and mighty Earl, who think
| duECu Bu4OhO MA0AO NSAA
In his remarks preceding the presents
ton of the diplomas at the Abbott Femal,
Academy, last week, Professor Park stateC
that in The same month and on the sam
day of the month OF which be wa
born, another man was born. Thirty
nine years sgo, when he took his Lasll
diploma that other man had no
learned to read. To-day he was tn
humble President of Abbott Female Acsd
envy, and that other man was President G
the United States. This was said in illul
tration of woman's influence, it being. wei
known that Mr.. johnson was indebted i
no small degree for his education 70 hi
Northern wife. He never attended schoc
a dsy in his life. But "there is no roya
road to learning" and "honor and fam
from no condition rise"
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Free Delivery OF Letters.

Parties wishing their nail matter delivered By
Carriers will Pieess leave orders to that eject at
the Postmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or b
letter through tue Postofioe, when they will be de-
HVered, without extra charge, with promPtnes5,
according to the following Timetable Of Depart
urea Of Carriers from the Ofiqs:
II THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying between the River and east side Ontario st.,
uncluding the 0x-BOW nAtsl the Deliveries win
be a. fOiOWB:
FIRsr DELIvERY.-Oarriers viii leave Postofhcs
st 500 A. n. with proceeds Of all night mails.
SECOND DEEIvEEY.-LeAVe POsto1aoe At loco A.
4. with proceeds Of T:SO Eastern.
THIRD DEurvERY-LeaVe 1l:S0 A. n. with pro
oeeds Of $40 A. Western, 9:l6 A. n. ssndusky
Way, ESQ A. n. Cincinnati, 9:25 A. \. Pittsburg,
and 1870 A. M. Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELTVEBT.-LeATo At zoo r. n. for Drop
FIFTH DEIIyERY-Leave at 500 P. n. with pro-
oeeds Of 2I5 P. n Easterns a:66 P. NJ Western and
sum SEITvEET.-Leavs at 500 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
FoUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Living berv cen Ontario street and Wilson avenue,
including sOrAntOn's Flats, the Heights, and the
West side:
with proceeds Of night nails
SEooaD DELIVERY.-Leave ct 1850 A n. with
proceeds Of all forenoon mails except lO2O A.
Eastern Way.
THIRD DzITVERY-Leave at 500 P. n. with pro
gENA u AAa@o n ~ 80
FouRTH DELIv - At $50 ?. H With
proceeds Of 2:I5 P.M Eastern, &6b P. n. Toledo,
and 800 P. N. COlumbus
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IH THE BUEI.
MESS TERRITORY.
FIRsr COLLECTIOE-Wii commence At 500 Az
for the $50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Greai
Western. .
sEooND-Wm commence at 1000 A. N. fsr DrOT
Letters.
THIRD-Oommsnoos At 1I.sO 49, for 1850 F.H
/ PfaEahnrU- 2.A6 p -. OOlumbUn. Zsdb ?. n. IOlooO
and 3:25 ?. n. Eastern Way.
FouKrR-Commences at 300 P. \. for $50 P. \
Eastern and $50 P. n. Sandusky.
FIFTH-Oommences ct 400 P. \. tor Drop LetterI
SIxTH-Oommences ct 500 P. H. for 800 P. \
Eastern, 10 90 P. N Western, and 1000 P. \. Oh
oinnati; $50 A. n next morning) Mahoning; 81
A. n (next marnins) Pittsburgh ) 500 A. n tne1
morning. Cinnati; and $40 A \. (ne1t morning
Toledo.
ooII.Er-rIonE IN THE FoUH DEITyEB
TERRITORY
VIII commence At 500 A. H., 1880 A. n, 500
n. and 4:S0P P. NJ
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ARRIVAL or NAILS AT DAPOTl
AaEssrn TaIoSgh arrives ct T;SO A. NJ BIS P. n.
and s:25 P. A..
Eastern Way arrives Is lO:SO A.. d.
western Through arrives ct $50 A. H. e;&O p
do Way arrives 1t &66 P. n.
sNndusky Ray arrives At 9.l5 A. n.
-iaonnAH Through arrives at0:sO A.. H., 500 p q,
do Way arrives Ct $50 P. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at PISS A. =.
e" Way arrives 1t l0;lo P. n.
AahSnlng Way Arrives at 1888 A. N
AesdVille arrives ct lO.R6 A. n.
Esdins Way srriVes at 900 p. II.
ROokport, 10, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays 80
Saturdays at IL n
nSErsnsVils arrives daIly at lob A. n.
Esst OsVsiAnd and Euclid arrives daily . "a. ~
HOUR Oh CLOSING THE MAILS.
AAsTHRH THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. Hss
York, Hartford, and PAinssVille, GsngTA, AHhtAba
Il =nd Ocnnsans, closes It $50 4. q.
k4ST51H T~HAOUSH, for Rev York only, esoss Al
EGsrISH FHaoUaz, for Eris, BusaIo, Albany,
Boston, Few York and Hartford closes At SO
Pm.
sArrEsK WAY, for all points bstWssa OIsYsIaat
3EsTHRE DzRoUaH, for Toledo, DstrsIt, OhioaEo
end Milwaukee closes ct ITO A. n.
HEsFHRH THROUGH, for Toledo, DetroiSl Onicafo
Dubuque, S.. Joseph and Cairo CLOSES at 200 P. N
NEsTnRu HAI, for AL points between OloVasAat
Aad Tolcdo, closes at 1:k6 ?. N.
SkHDUsXY WAY, for sandusky and all fntormS
date points, CLOSES at $50 2. n
OHmHzATI WAY, for all points between OloVolant
and Cincinnati, CLOSES 1t 1905 A. NJ
OmcIdHAEI THROUGH, foE Columbus Dayton
Newark and Oinainnati, eloses 1t 1905 a. n.
OTH0EsAffI JHRoUqH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
EozisVIle, 81. Louis, Indianapolis, Evansville, Ani
Wheeling, olosss ct S90P. u.
~PTrnEURsH FHEoUGH, for PittsbuFEh and WaIA
ington, ol0ses At 1880 P. d.
bJTEsBUEGH WAY, for all points between OlsVe
lsuo, NsllsTiDs, and Pis10urgh, HA~rr1nburgI Phil
s6elphlh, Baltimore and Warrington, closes At 10
4. N.
GEHoaEs WAY, for all points between UIsTslaai
End youngstown, closes AZ 2;5 I. n.
MsADVILLE, closes at ESQ A. d.
MEDINA WAY, CLOSES ct T:80 A. n.
bOuKR1Rf, h., olossa on Tuesday,, IhuEDdAY
and Saturdays, at19M.
WAARussTEELn, closes daily, 1880 A. Il.
EAEF OLETHLAzD and EHolld, closes dAtly, At
r. q -
Nat and Drop Letters are required - law 70 b
an OIty OIEoularI arr TOquirsdt 70 bSPrs-Pah via
Q sWo-osnt stamp.
once 0Dou nom 500 A. N. to 1850 ]. M. o.
Il COWLB P. n.
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Big Book.

The new illustrated edition of Webster's
Dictionary contains Of printers ems the.
souare Of The type) 1s,492,5 62
Worcester's Dictionary contains
rs approximately estimated
tprobsbly 8 large estimste) l4,944,572.
The edition of Webster in 1647,
the first unabridged in a
volume, 14,O7O,s $50.
The English Bible, including
ApocryphA z,eol,'OO
The present edition of Webster, there
fore, contains t~wenty-four per cent. more
than the old Webster, and more than six
times rs much as the Bible, or as much as
six Bibles, or thirty fair sized octave vol
umes, and is undoubtedly the largest single
volume ever published.
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DR. DEHARTS
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL

PsiVAtA Medical DisDa1GaEyyn.
= Nssr the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
uuhoro ovsrv form Of sYPHL 8 ana all other as
easea Of the pro creative and urinary organs Vi Y
seTes arc more successfully managed man Ateoy
IN vimiIar institution in this country. Every
t5erssSFl6s UI kFaSHH sRaibbR Tdh4tlisstts tA Afa HiRaTes. G I@rS1-
sfbIe, for the good reason that where offspring en-
sues disease is nearly always entailed. This, there
fore, is one Of the worst impediments to matrt-
mOny.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will find this . Dtspensary
where thoIe is no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where every enc Of such cases are cured per
maueutIy. No books published ty nor Issued from
this institution by which the minds Of the young
srs poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring o Female Regulator
| should enclose one do lar and three postage stamps
and by return mail they will receive with full di
/ his r gulator Is fast becoming The faVori,e ofladiel
everywhere, simply bee use Its action Is mia ane
safa and can always be depended upon in removing
| otstructi. rs from Gods and any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letter
on consultation shOu d contain one dollar ara
postage stamp for answer, Ot1ce and rooms ar
ranged that patients never $50 each other:
Consultation and services o. the ONCE, rec 70 IN
door. every Saturday afternoon from ) 200 p n
| Ofhce and Dispenssry open from 8 A. n. 10 . p NJ
daily, except sundays. Allnecessary surgical oper
atoms performed r.nu .
Address, Oh.
Pest ONCE Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich
Enclose two postage stamps and send for ciTcula
Of questions, and, if properly answered, medicine
oan be seut te any part Of the country. bemembe
these cases must be cured or the worst consequence
follow. ms9:L19A.M
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14O7OssO

A very beautiful day; Mr.. Jsnkinsr'
AYES, very pleasant, indeed" Good day
for the race" @Race, what racer" "The
human race" rOh, go along with your
stupid jokes get up a good one, like the
n with which I sold Day" "Dsy, what
Dsy2" 1.-THE dsy we celebrate" said Jen-
kins, who went on his way rejoicing.
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OLFVRLAFD AHD QOhED0 p 3

1854 WIHTEB E-sisazeaSsNF 49,.
HOn and after E.JRdsb Get sisfs N, eazsanES
TTsinE VIII lssTs OlsTeland aE Mta0Hs EuEtSss z1s
oegteds
sla A. A.-OHIOAGO EXPBEz3--EtoTs g. Eenaz,
aratoRs Oa-snn, W~skemsN, HoCwaiEy GeEroe-
vfo, beiieVuo, ggEpr EroalsGG aEL AAusrsi
aud arrives ~ TOIedo ct 1898 ?. X, uh{caRo 81
H:3OF.H and Detroit 20 p. y.
3l1 ?. M.-RESTERE MhIL.-btJ5s - AZ sczfaO1a
on Southern nfTHion, aud srri7u5 90 LcissC e
Tz5 ?. K; Chicago st a A. n. Eud Dstrlil -
msWE.M.
an M.-HORTHERH HAEL.-Sa0g e. 81 So
Eons on Northern DiViEioDs sod EEEiVlE % is.s
duHky at 7IO II. N.
RW p, M.-NIGHT EEPBESB-Stcp8 - grritoss
EOrHalk. mCRro8giia, GiYfa end Fremont ard
arrives as Tuls6c as 2Is :. n CEiceT0 o. Ia
z. 4. Ard Detroit a. 6s9 AZ
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28

UouueosiOnB are made At EcnToSfhsa Eflh 10 reE
dnrky, Mansfield 3 Newark Z. 2; At Oiyds Wi1 o.
ssudusTY, Dayton q Cincinnati y. p; e. fn9sct
With Hs Fremoat q Indians E.&.s and at hEce
with the Michigan Southern q Northern lEdar 49,
Toledo a WaBesh Railroads for Chicago Eguci4
Jackson, TcIt Wayne L1gsn6pCri, hs1ayettg, geiEss
Alton. Sc. Louis. End al 5olng NSL no.thTsf she
Southwest.
Wost at s:2o A. n, as ?. y, AID 8:sl R.E. HEcH
& ndnaky Of s:I5 A. Il. L .. BGChkA 61F&
UsVslNnd. DcE = 1874
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28
BIGELoW,
DRIVATK AFFAIRS,
Il IN WHICH
Ill MaRsah ara IntaPAAtad.

Farmers Drovers, Merchants, Lumbermsn, Me-
ohADics, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor,
should ask themselveJif the slightest STPHILTTIo,
or sO.caIled PRrvATR DISEASE, faint Is lin gering in
their SssTEHs, IL 50, they should apply In person,
II possible; II not possible in person, BY letter,
and receive by return mall 8 blank circular Of
questions, which VIII enable sny one to know posi-
lively Just how they stand.
To the intelligent reader 1t Is not necessary to
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible scourge, yeS IL may
be advisable to mention a. most prominent SYPH-
Ills PRTNART, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SHPHILIs
TERTIARY, the latter involving the bones In Its
deathly setiOn.
Every one should know, also. that many o. the
most obstinate and worst ULCER TED THRoArs
proceed from this cause, and will, II not properly
handled. ultimately result In loss OF voice. Lookt 20
YOUR true interest, and consult by letter, or apply At
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NINE DAILY TRAINS Feoz
PHILADELPHIA TO EEN TOkh
Kew York 3 Harlem RsilrO9ds
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
-run uYPRE99 TRAINS DAILY

NOTICE ~ TkhVEbAe8
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
SUNDAYS sxosptsd-)
H6RHIHG EXPRESs, leaving Troy q A.
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= arrIvfpR AZ New ToEk At /; R.H-
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n; fron Albany at SsES + ~ arriving 49,
TorF a 0.20 r. n, connecting with sHpTeS EEnH
~ PhIndslphIa and Washington Otty.
ma Cincinnati Express non BnnElo eongSl
vith ths ESQ ct Albany for Rev York D. ths hAf.
I'm Road. .-.us -
Tor the better accommodation OF ~ pnpnsl -
r,SsmeniI hsVs bean made % uD Ne Dptns %
~ 6ndsoa River RaIlroed %. aid those O. rs .
p md Harlem Railrosd %. at diasrens hourSErn
TIE HARLEM Road.
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80 tbI4 road direct to New YORK. y ne e1se
n R 90, and Al connecting has Nora - h.A
pIcksts Of the Hudson BivsE kalrosd 70. ~
shIs % Nm bs received By slAer ~
ga~fa hecked BY either oomPanHe y b deINSEe
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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-28
OPTICIANS.


Practical and Scientific Optician, keeps the largest
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city
Being an old establishment, and having been eX-
~tenAiVely patronized, he has the confidence that
his present stock will warrant the continuance OF
public favors. All his speotaeles are OF the best
ouaIitV Of crystal glasses, ground under bis own
Inspection, in all cases curing weakness, dizziness,
and imparting strength for long reading and nne
sewing Artificial eyes inserted without pain
OFFICE-I3O suparior-st hrBt door from the
entrance to the American Hotel.
1BrBswAre Of travellers claiming to DO Mr.. Solo
uopson or his agent, July24