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Smyrna times., 1866-12-12

Mrs. NJ. A. Roberts has opened her Christ
mas goods, and invites the little folks and lady
folks to give her call.
Uncle Johnny Graham assures the public
that they can find warm companion at his
stoYe store.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-12

n CD WwMw&W
Del. State go YEAR Bonds
FOR SALE by
JOHN McLEAR & SON, BANKERS,
GOT MARKET ST, WILL, DEL.
Smyrna times., 1866-12-12

A MEDAL FOR GENERAL THOMAs.-It will
be remembered that in December, 1865, the
Tennessee Legislature voted to that gallant
soldier, General George IL. Thomas, a gold
medal, for his eminent services to his country.
This medal has been prepared, and is regard
ed as one of the most artistic and successful
medals yet produced. On the face is bas re-
lief of Gen. Thomas, around which are the
words: TO Major General Thomas, from the
State of Tennessee" On the reverse is the
State Capitol at Nashville beneath, which is
the line, BY joint resolution, adopted No
vember 2, 1861 Encircling the top is Gene
raj Thomas expressive reply to the anxious
inquiry whether Nashville could be held against
the rebels Il will hold the town. till we
starye." The medal is nearly two inches in
diameter, and weighs one pound try. This
marx of esteem, which will be presented to
General Thomas by the Governor Of Tennessee
in few days, we need merely add, is a just
tribute to the worth of one Of the most modest,
gallant and meritorious commanders of the
war
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Aemeoial Substitute
FOR SPECIAL CASES,
No. ID Bond street, New York.

NO. ia bOuu otfeeti view Otk
" Full information, with the highest tesiinoniGls;
also, Book Special Diseases, in a sealed enUe.
lope, sent free. Be Gad send for them, and you
sOiI not regret IT, for advertising physicians are
generally impOstors without references stranger
should be trusted. Enclose a stamp for postage,
and direct to DR.. LAWRENCE, NO. II BOND
STREET, NEW YORK. novl466-ly.
DEAFNESS. BLINDNESS O. CATARRI, treated
with the utmost success. by ISAACS, NJ. D. .Oculis
and Aurist. formerly of Leyden. Holland) No. 5l9
PINE Street. Philadel pha. Tes,Imonials. from the
most reliable in the City and Country can be
at his office. The medical faculty invited 10
accompany their patients. he has in his
practice. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without
PAIN. No charge for examination. my2l66 ly
ERRORS or YOUTH-A Gentleman who suffer
ed for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects youthful IndIscrolun, wit for the
lake OF suffering humanity, send free to all who need
I, the recipe and direetOns for making the simple
medy by which he cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience. 10 by adj.
dressing JOHN B. OGDEN.
/ jsnl0y No. l3 Chambers ST. New York.
! - uCNDv uAupEU A. sJo A,cu S,.aa, h..
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His FoRTY-FlFTH WIFE Matrimonial ad- /
vices from Utah state that Mr. Brigham Young |
has just taken forty wife: the actual |
number of his family not being increased, as
No: % died the other day. This looks very |
little like abandoning polygamy and it is arith-
metically deInonstrable that, if a Mormon mag |
nate n is to have half hundred wives, the |
" GentileP inhabitants must many of them, be
forced to celibaey: a fate which the gentle rea-
der, If he were also GENTLE and living at Salt
Lake, might possibly regard as unjust, if not
intolerable. Putting moral considerations out
of the question, it is evident that, as a mere
matter Ot economical arrangement, while every
man should have one wife, he is entitled to no
more than ons apd when somebody gets forty
five, somebody else must go without any
Whether the effect OF this deprivation in Utah
is to exacerba.e the bachelor Gentiles, and so
render them difficult to get along with, we DO
not know but if the accounts which reach US
7 from that quarter are to be credited, there is
altogether more assassination going on in these
parts than we should consider agreeable. These
little events, our correspondent writes to us are
" of common occurrence" which must be un-
pleasant to those who do not receive the gos-
, pei of the late Smith We are certainly ioI
the largest liberation; and, as general rule,
we would have nobody prosecuted tor con
science sake; but we would have man whC
feels it to be religious duty to shoot US, mild
ly restrained.
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CHAPTER ITO.

pAuENus cHAra S7zND rs Acrs 9TH GENERAL
An ACT to amend nt Chapter thfrty-two of
:. the acts passed ut the regular. session
softhe Ninth 0eueral Assembly. and
] .ChApter one hundred and hfty-six Of,
: the Acts Of raid session, Amendatory
thereof, relating 70 the purchase Of
real estate sold on execution Issued
upon judgments rendered In favor Of
the State orany county.
II. Be itenscfSd b the General As
sembly Of the State o1 Iowa, that the
third subdivision of the first section Of
chapter one hundred and hfty-six, Of the
acts passed at the regular session of the
Ninth General Assembly be, and the
same II hereby amended by the addi-
ton thereto Of the following clause, to-
wit: Prorided, That in all cases where
real property is sold under executions,
provided by law for the appraisment Of
property levied on under execution, aud
it.sRall be the duty OF said officers SO to
bid upon and purchase in said property
In the name Of the State or county, rs
the case may be, for the lowest sum pos
sible. Il II no other person shall bid
therefor, at least two-thirds Of the APP
praised value thereof, or the full amount
Of the Judgment and costs, If the same IL
less than two-thirds of such appraised
value. ahGE
az. Whenever any improved real es-
tate ehsll hS &c gq n n at sale under ex
any oaunfy ~ provided by chapter thir-
ty-two of the acts passed at the regular
session of the Ninth General Assembly,
and said chapter one hundred and fifty
six, amendafdry thereof, the 0fl1cers In
vested with the control and manage
ment thereof, shall have full power, and
it shall be their duty 10 keep any vo1ua-
BILE buildings therein insured against
fire, for the benefit Of the State or coun-
ty in some responsible Insurance Com
pany, or Companies, and the expense Of
such insurance shall be paid out Of the
expense ofsuch property, or the proceeds
whereof when sold.
8. In caaes wheret the State becomes
the purchaser of real estate, under exc.
cution, issued upon judgments rendered
In favor of the State, all costs and ex-
penses attending the same shall be au-
dited and allowed by the State Census
Board and paid out of any money in the
State Treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated, whenever such costs and expenses
cannot be collected out Of the defendant
or defendants in such judgments.
az. This act being deemed OF imnedi-
ate importance, shall take effect and he
in forCe from and sitter it, publication in
the iowa State Register and Burlington
Hawkeye.
Approved April I'd, 1896. Aps
hereby certify that the foregoing act
I was published In the iowa State Regis
| ter, April l4th, 1865, and in the Burling-
ton Hawkeys April 18th, 1859.
JAMES WRIGHT,
Secretary of State
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TnE 6roRn.-A tremendous storm
visited This part q the country last Sat-
urdayssveains, commencing about four
o'clock. The sky became overcast with
d624, producing such darkness that
the business men were obliged to light
their l4Mps In order to see to transact
business, 1t commenced raining imme-
dlAtsly THEREAFTER and continued It in
tervals during the night. In the early
part q The storm the lightning struck
CD Instantly killed : fine bloodsd calf,
belonging to Judge Tuthili, which was
@fandiag about sixty yards'soutA pf his
A0da1. The wind which ACCOMPANIED
ths storm did ssAuehg damage to the corn
aad' Dthen growing lorops. The, creeks
w,ss 6llsd>to their utmost capacity, and
81 many places covered the bottoms and
1pM-lands washing away hav that had
fo0E hesn stacked, and materially, dam
aukqg that which had not besn cut
1dA0es were SAINT sailing down the
7s1rsanns, Together with everything that
iNk4isaeA ID their WY. We learn that
the cardinE mill Of James Dwiggins, on
Rosh CtsS VS. also WISHED away.
ssdTnD ~ laiM Asxs injured the wheat
t4etNaesUt starked very much, causing
~ eeJprout N a5Ie.s2 II
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"MY Policy. The Chicago Ti-
bsrc,s special, Aug. 18th, states, ''rhe
nunerd,lsr pardoned and unpardoned
rebels paasing through Washington to
Philadelphia are much elated at the
present political aspect. -. Their
bearing generally IL exultant and def
. Ant, ana they are fully armed for the
sosasion, not only with rebel principles
nut with pistols and Knives ,#a
The same dispatch states that num-
bef Of Union refugees from New Orleans
have reached Washington, having been
compelled 70 leave their families and
ah6ss tDaave their lives, They stated
that the Johna0n, rebels had appointed q
cpmmittee 10 notify Union citizens to
lesvs he city, and showed The following
notice which they had received:
"NIr: You are hereby notified to leave
this city within 7seve1tF-two hours.
Your ecannotb BE- lekger tolerated
IN this community 1wew .-
y Foasens = becoming oli(aa bst IN
sdltt lehnsen is es1unlng aIsnlnpia Is
treason.
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PLAIN FAcTs.-A stupendous debt
was incurred while the Government was
defending itself against formidable
combination of Confederates and Cop
perheads. The public burden is heavy;
and yet while the people are bravely
carrying it, it is proposed. BY the conn
mon enemy to send those s0oundrels to
Congress whose treason murdered our
soldiers and menaced the Government
with bankruptcy and dismemberment.
Let Congress pass into the control of the
and Northern Copper
heads or Conservatives, aud every cent
of the rebel debt will be assumed. Then
the hundreds of thousands of soldiers
who drove the rebellion into the last
ditch, and successfully asserted the SUI
prvnAacy of a legitimate Government,
will be called on, in common with all
other true and tried friends of the Union,
to assist in paying that debt which was
contracted by rebels in organizing insur-
reotiOnary armies, and in erecting pens
and dungeons in which to starve fifty
Thousand American patriots to DEATH
State Reg. s4I ag ~.
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CHAPTER 100.

FEES OF COUNTY SURVEYORS.
AN ACT to amend Section No. Ass OF
of the Revision of 1860, regulating the
fees Of County Surveyors -
al. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Iowa, That Sec
ton No. 4l55 of the Revision of 1880, be,
and the same il hereby amended, by
striking out the figures $500 in said
section, and inserting in lieu thereof the
figures "$4.OO." -.....
Approved April I'd, 1855.
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Iowa n ews.

z7ssn. 81 '7et Ao"a No"s' ra.
Z Two men were arrested in Musca-
tine last week, on suspicion Of being
horse thieves, and after being kept III
jan Two oays We're leaeaseG; no evidence
apPeallng agaInst Inem. Iney imneul-
ateiy lett ior davenport, ieaving a morse
ana buggy OenIna. IN an nour a!ter,
yarus the owner " InS properly arrived
rom boonsooro. Inc tnloves. were
garsued ana re-arfested ana taken to
-, ing ahe,.s ,,,as
-Ine Aleoo lsecorn IS Responsible lor
the iolloNpng Hhshs story: MISS Louie
hoDlnson, Q! tnis place, was somewhat
staI;leu rev uays ago VINE Dleaklng
H nsn sss. - 80 81 si 80 .shKo apo ;u
sIx mcnes Io.,g anu a -, a"rge rs q pipe
s sen eptns ons WIN ~, .ne fMx me egg
Wa ~ co'All ls1 ngn ses, .ne yoik tellect,
tia sre9 The snake 10 hnttlad ~, and
On e5Rtbition al Rohinson 4 Water
bury;s drug store. We have seen, it
Ana ear WINCH mr. the truth ~ what I'VE
sav WI regard ii a one az tha moot
a. ,,s. $50 - n.tnro ,on WI, !.
;.s. s... - th nt.,-';st "of'n VIC
inses''s1'ion - VIC =, na'a'a1ls.'
D1sA4RPofN8ED.EIhe members Of the
Mystic base Bal! Club OF this city, anx-
ious tosh0w their mestle, issued chai-
!enge last week to the Resolute Club OF
Ilplon, n pay on the l7th inst, and
~ w. 49, - I IL. aiaselnen.s 1o1
M ,tt,,;4 ~ - ~ ;,.st ha,e aysiuls'
ss,U ti,,. az ha.,;IIe v'; ;.1t e.se '.
s.st1lss. 1.s,t,, na,,e,t uss ryvu n.y. N.Y.
cI"hs = and having tvo ,et,rn ma nst J,s y
to nisv thew feel Tint thew comet mar
tbe TIM fr9m their sinss. fnr .r sh.
r ny 1 1 ~ Hsro1I ~ ~uos'el
=, 'sY. 80.
-ane csase lsegssses announces, that
the state Board OF EQUALIZATION, q Its
meetlng on eGnesday last, n1ed the
rae @ "a pe ievsed a several co1n'
Sies 1r ING year 100, =. TWO ana one
eighth mills for revenue and for the
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= so ,t 4 !, Mos ,Y',,' more
than ordinary pleasure we have watch
ed the progress that Is being made by the
Cedar County Soldiers Monument As
sociatienF which h.s been organized for
the PURPOSE u erecting a monument to
the memory OF the fallen heroes Of
cognty. We trust the citissns Of
to county WIN have hot subscribed lib
(rally . this 6anse, will do 80 without
sde1ay. Tie project is certainly COM
mendable one and should elicit the APP
prevail Of every hover Of liberty.
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THE FAR FAMED


F THE FAR FAMED
d R- w EIR
~ community thai he !. a prsciitiones Of ~
German, French and spanish mode Of
MEDICAL TREATMENT,
20 successfully prnctieea Of late IN France,
spain Spain and america: He has been en1sed
treating people who linser undsr old
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS.
lie not only ascertains the nature u the slls.
ease as iormerly practicea by phy.icisns. bat
G.ea:s GA
cured In from 10 10 ~ days. Charges reoouna-
bic ,. Ms.'c,9 !, fqr Y for sS Per .seS
medicines sent by Express to any point they
Designate, by sending = ststsmstt Of their
ssni IN advance Tor he tim, I'm yoa wisS. ' Al
letters expecting answers must contAiA post
aee stamp. ..- E..s j
.-o1.. FEMALE COMPLAINTS
In al their form. treated carefully ana eo1a-
while remain ming In town. free az ch.rrs.
Or. Weir. inventor OF . new mode OF Treating
diseases ~ tine genital organs. cures radically
and all blood and akin Diseases. YOUNG men
suffering from nervous debility. caused BY In
sn .'sssp can
lible method. 49,. - -
N. b.-I.adieA who desire to await themselves
Of DR.. W - sure and aafs mode 81 removing
ohstruetieus, suppressioRx, &C., essan whatever
cause produced, without the use Of medicine
can do so Mt one interview. DIR. w. has In
vented method by which conception can
positively be prevented, simple and oertain.-
Preventative forwarded by mail for Is. with
oil Instructions.
DIR. Weir cures all private diseases withont
mercury. Cancers OF long standing eAn BIO
cured by DIR. Weir. Consumption cured by
DIR. Weir All diseases OF the Eyes and Eafs
treated by DR.. Weir.
So Agne cured and warranted for SAG0.ND
He will be Mt
TIPrON, June 18th; wilton, June lssh;
West Liberty, 18th.
1 Mcchanicsville, June 18th. En- -
A. matter of information appeal The e1ins
list OF patients treated by the Doctor from Januasy l.
1863, 70 July fs65 Oskaloosa, 84l; Ottumss 81:
Fairfield, n; Mt. Pleasant, 90; koa,e, II; DaavSas
y: Barlnston, ITO: Sixosrn<y, ~; Msscatins $50;
wilton, 81; Durant7 !; West Liberty. 80; spsp sae.A,
'; keossu9ua. D; Salem. 9O Trenton, 20; Thos 6ova
inss, - Marshall 10: Pleasant Plain. II; DrkAtou o.
Warrington, 10; Whinheld, I; Crawfordsv Vile, rs;
Clifton, 20; Dodgeviile, II; Bisssvilie, II; Ysans
America, %; Monmouth. 20; oxford, I; Towa CITY 81;
Bnnkermilis 3; Upton. -; Lisben, l Cedar Asplds
81; Macon, II; in al 1859 csses,
80 Residence at Toledo, Iowa.
All leetsers must he sent 20 huntington Ievs post
Office box ~. 70
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D0-1leanember lie Concert ct Deans
Hall; tonight. It II to be grand affair.
The pfugramme consists Of choice music
by the CoFnet Band, Orchestra Band,
, md Comic and Sentimental Songs.
, - 6n>hand then, with your twenty-five
Aeenat pieces, a. such rare treata don't hap
pen often in this k-o'-the-woods.
~ Our worthy townsman, DR.. p. T.
Smith, has purchased the interest of F.
go Eckslman, in. the new drug store, in
this plsce, and the business will hereaf-
= TOR b. conducted by Messrs. Wetsol 4
Smith. The new firm are honest and
rSnsrgetic-bssiness men, and will always
"a endeavor TO please their PATRONS x51
"a. Amounts received by the Treas
-ufeF Of the Cedar County Soldiers Mon
ess0entt Association, since the 5th day OF
ssSiy, 1885:
!. teIk 4 l1ulassd, Center townahip, $40.
1 6ylvanus Yates, do 10
Henry Robedpe, do azs
VIZ. H. furHILI., Treasurer.
-1T,pton, August nth, 1896. ro.
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Hone0 6ToLsN,-On Thursday night,
. ri = hprse was stolen nom the
llikls sf0sbsst Hanlin, Who lives bout
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.

:. Under an act passed by Congress at
its last session soldiers, and the widows
and heirs of deceased soldiers, are emit
tied to additional bounty. The under
signed is prepared to prosecute claims
for said bounty, on reasonable terms.
chargesunless the bounty is obtained.
WIN. ELLIOTT, Claim Agent.
Clerk ONCE, Upton, Aug. l, 1883. 5lw4
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HA1DWARE.rWs ydirect paGticular
attention to the advertisement ofGreene
4 Youns, IN another column. As their
stood faan, entire new one, i will Ger
tainE attract the attention Of buyers.
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sTRAN0R but TRUE.

Every yeun6 LADY and gentleman u the United
etaass cen hear ssnesAfns very much 10 their advan
eassb ~ return NAH ss q sharge by addressing the
undessigned. Those having fears Of beas ASnbssssd
Win oblse By MT neseiag this card All ssheYs viii
please address their v6sdisat servant, u.
# 1n0s. Y. CHAPMAN,
80 v1Sn1y @N& SSl Broadway, New York.
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hve miles ffom Upton. The next day
a man rode into Marion, Linn county,
on Horse which he offered to seil very
cheap. Ehsaansed the citizsns to sus-
pct tlat an was not right, sld the
sAerf W. PIT upsa his track, No fol-
loved him p Cedar Rapids where he
found a Geographic dispatch describing
the horse rode by the stranger, whereup-
on he altssteA The man, who gave his
name as George Jacobs, and lodged him
in Jail until the Monday following, when
he was brought 10 fipton, srrsigned
before, Justice ,Tnthill, who, notwith-
standing Jacobs stootiy protested that
he was not concerned In this little an.
pleasantness," gave him permit to
board = Pitman's stone mansion until
the converting Of the December term
OF Court. This young man had been
boarding at the Pennsylvania House for
4 short time previous to IT, theft and
when he left carelessly forgot to pay his
Reckoning. &0 d%&3 "a III lat.
COULDN'T SEE IT.-A few days ago
the Central Committee of the late DEM
ocratic marty seaf to several members Of
that party In this place, q diminutive
specimen Of the Olive Branch, orna=
mented With the names of.Dayid snew-
ard and three assistants, and calling up
on the members of said party to send a
.pair of dalaGates< fsem each county 70
epGsssnt tho defsrict party In Conven-
hon to be held 1t Iowa City, August
1ps1l,, 1858, near the ground made sacred
by the martyrdom of LeGrand Byington,
during the late rebellion. ~T/
The recipients of the call being men of
practical sense regarded it as hoax,
supposing it was got up in this town for
the purpose Of playing q jpke on them.
They concluded they would not be
"sold," and disregarded the call. The
party has come to a questionable state
of existence, when q cali issued by its
committee, with all the solemnity and
energy they can command, is treated As
: joke. And yet this party in it's dilapi-
dated shape furnishes to the "Kanga-
roos'' a model of consistency. ~
= q -
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

ERRORN or YOUTH.
0entteman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and al the effects Of youth
full isdscretton, will the sake Of suffering human
i.y send tree to all Who need IL, the recipe and drec-
tons Tor making the simple remedy BY which he WAS
cared Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
cxpsrisnss, can do % BY addressing
JOHN D. OGDEN,
v18n1y No. 81 Chambers ST.. New York.
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James De Wolf has established Z
real estate and collecting agency, ut
Clarence. He is an honest and prompt
business man. See card.
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7 ID. WHEELER would inform the publie
- that his saloon In now fitted up.and ho viii
furnish his customers with the best Of lCA
CREAM CAkEy PfEN CANDIKH NV3N
&c. Call and satisfy yourselves. mo
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1epublioen County Convention.

Republican Comfy C0nvo0C1on.
a Hspablican County Convention will be
as ~ sfes9lsnbes: - q one c's!esk 7:
eentative. toll e. - 10y Occasioned BY the
roalGnaAicn Of Hon. Ed Wright Clerk OF tho
o So 4ee III flSss s. sasisi.d 70 rep
rieGnlol1on In the following ratio: ono dele
o. - - additional delegate for evSry my
I'VE, cast &C The last election, for Hon. VIM. N.
s sn - asyssnos1,sS1Swi'ss; snr,n,a.,.
fiO46ef "a Inland s Cover 5
h16sSss. a az s...,sc ssse s nsms j IS
s:.:''sn I $780, ksa Oak :
eqdsdgsd 70 fnsst, e tSeir rsspsclive pl.css q
holding elections, on Saturday the Int day Of
s sslRsssmisss lIsssse. { purpose on
BY order OF the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Tip41& AAgu4 t4ph, la@rTiFEEa
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8 ~Vailandigham, Dean 4 Co. have
of late years spent q great portion of
their time railing against political
preachers" The true spirit of their rail-
ing is shown by the fact that the Wig
wan for the Philadelphia convention
was partly constructed on the Sabbath.
their objection to the Unionism of the
preachers is only surpassed by their
aversion for religion.
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'NrTAo Mason q Haunlln Cabinet orraus,
forty Different styles, adapted sacred and secular
music, Tor Gao to $500 each. Plrrv.OHr 0oLD or
slLvsa MspAts other hrst premiums ard them.
LIN, Doten, 4 kAsON brothers, New York.
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i al0asymans whtb rsslaiss ID South Anerica As .
nissienary, discovered sase and simple remedy for
the cure Of Nervous Wsassess, 1iy Decay, Diseases
u the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
sssiu u disorders bsssgha % BY baasfsl and vicious
Axblss. Great nunsers Aavs been already cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted BY . desire to esneot
the aAaicted and unfortunate, viii send the recipe
~ prcparias and using this medicine, il sealed
envelope, to any one Who needs II, rRsx cnAaaE.
Phase iasloss . pese-paid envelope, addressed to
yourpsM 80 e,6 -.s.st
-. Addrss,, JOSEPH r lNMAN,
n4fvl8 Station D, Bible House, New York CITY,
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THs, oonvEssIoNs AND IxpERlENCs OF AN

\ INVALID.
published for the beneht and CAUTION TO
YOUNG MHN AEd others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C., supply
ine ct II same time TINS MEANS S.Lv.Cvax. BY
one who cured himself undergoing considers
bic qusekery. ny enclosing . postpaid addressed
author. NATHANIEL AAYFAIR, Esq.,
nSyl Brooklyn, Kings CON-. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-16

RIVE are prepared to prosecute
claims for additional bounties and pen
sions granted to soldiers and their heir
under late laws.
7 ss II "a ~ss sROTHROCK 4 WOLF.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-08-16

d.
Mr.. EDIrOR-Please announce the name Of
EssE r. JAMES, of Springdalc township, AZ q
candidate for the Office Of Recorder OF Cedar
county, subject to the decision of the Republi-
can Convention. g MANY CITIZENS.