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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
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Ian No. 7o-Loi No. (5) bl1ek afty (5Qn
and one foot of fur (4l adjoiUing i've (5) Ia sAid
block end exc ading from thP fuDDk totnvrtaf Of
said lct, alit u bue Enstern entargn - Of Ess
ansviiie. MortgRgcd by william V ckery. "a
Amount dus thereon, 81 2 gs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
TlbIiisSGir Iii Cloths. e.g &c.

Experienced Paper Hangers and UphoIsters win
be FURNISHED whom requ red. Carpets will ecu
and msde to or7er. on Cloths WILL be htt, and
put down. C5rnices will be asoupted and put up
Window hades wiz lbe hung Wigdow Vslesces
ofeiegapt yffs .aDd new de5igns wi u made VI
rautsdit Ptfeeg su 4rsnteed Al low ss.fn anys I'M
iar esfabifshmene n thg United tates. Whai
can be done anywhere elss can be done ia Evans,
- WIN. E. FRENCH g. CO.,
96mafG S4gl AgEo 10 kirst street, up stairs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

Loan No. s--Ths soatheast- quarter of the
northeast IN rteri Of secttpp No, eignteen (1s)
town six (6) south rang ten lO) west, cont inink
59T5-lo0 acres. Mortgaged By George Walter and
Amount due thereon, S133 Oh. q
WFaw 4ssr - - W1FFN fFsrF.
Loan No. 3a1-The south west quAFIsf oa the
southeast quarter of section No thirty Eve 1851
town seven ca nth range eleven (11) west, con.
iaioine 80 50-lO0 acres, Hortgsged sy Theodore
Amount due there's D. S2I0 IS. iP
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

1 rev sed
CORN dull and one cent 10 yer, closing at 81 for
No. shell ed.
OATS dull, at 34a39c for No aud No. L.
BYE continues d alI and prices nominal.
PROVISIONS heavy, and the market grettly
unsettled ffy pork Il ofie ed at 2S % bulk
for sides and 161 W Tor hams. Clear bacon = deh
were offered At l71ze " ithant finding buytrs.
sides could have b .eR obtained st Ice. Lard was
offered to some ex tent at lsc for prime City.
GROCERIES, ehll. A1A MA
COTTON dnll ard prices pop ia, !. ..~rs. =
g WHISKY sold in a snah way at 2 %, duty
! apAii. isn7g5 stAin9+ ~ 1sps 4lF@ rA'D
isfGOL D openad AZ 1872 and closed az Is25z. n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
coNeREssIoNAh rowNsnIP Fuxps

Loan No. 147-Lot number three CD and the @
joining one half Of lot No. EYoz zt2ll iB block N
sessnt en- w 70 Stotk@s IL entarg genient Of q
ansvile. .Mtrtgaged BY James and catherii
= snsess menS 5r. ,ssr.so0n9 saaiot % &aa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

,yaaEFIa 4 ao0aAetH-~--
taaila sssik OK l1smt.ttssf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

81 The gas monopbly, Of Washington
having sent in a bill OF 5000 for the gas
sysed in the Post 0fies for the month o
February, the whole building, excep
the city Poo Office, was lclpsed at Ave
o'clock. The Postmaster General ha,
lordered that the gaa be cut off from tht
building, andspstroeeum used instead.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
DYE HOUsF ] = :

F,ancy Dye House.
=. ohAUPAEB. COZ. OAK a 'ckRTRE sTs..
NJ Near the oanal).s % 8Il
a Dye Heuss At The abeye plsfp, and
G2oda, Hair, &c In al coiors. T71il1 ~
a 1ave Deen &c gagnd N the husfnsss over thirty
nve years, and have been employed IN the largest
sstaDhsnmenta IN Europe and this country.
WA- hold myself rssponsibls: for all damage
sustained BY goods under my charge. ..
= n4- Clseni1g aud Securing Of Ladies, and
: iAir trade, sdlo-sHl ~ Fs0RAUPnER,
.. IL q 80 -----l ~ nnl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

Loan No. 19I-Lot No. ono ID sub. diyfsfon II
the southeast qdsrter OF sscffou No nineteen (I9l
town six (etsqut4 augstsn tle) west, contain
ing "a 50-IL0AcFes.-AIortga aged b. Aha and Jane
Sullivan. i.
Am unt due thereon S9s II. %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06
~ AaNSWLLLE.

Believing that a First Glass
House ofth7&HiA d u not only need
e3. bat that it viii be llbzrallY sus-
tanned we now have ths pleaaurs
to- call the a. teEtic4 Of all ;wh5'
ma ys56esiTas TO supply families,
\ g "a a Ia -. l.a.a.a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-06

The parole of Capt. Semmes has been
4 decided to be valid hy high legsl epthor-
ities, go he willsHot be tried Psossblyi g =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-15
Pretty Poor Practice.

It is pretty poor practice for farmer
to dig and delye, tug and grub, and
clear up fifty acres Of land at cost Of
two hundred dollars and then in the
third year surrender about fifth of it
to briars, brambles and ox-eye daisies.
Poor practice. to half manure, half
plough, half seed, and half cultivate a
field And then harvest from it less than
hall anop.s4
To keep two inferior, scrawny. scrub
cows. fpr dairy purposes, that give less
milk Than one good one, and consume
more food than three. ~.. -...s
To purchase in town five hundred
loads Of livery stable manure, aud suffer
six hundred of home made material to
go to waste.
To attempt to fatten three hogs into
twelve hundred pounds of pork with
Just Ag much feed as would keep two
nicely growing. ~
To estimate Agricultural Fairs as ar
rant hambugs.
Y cii IIS lSiSHboI =
rakes. reapers, mowers and other sorts
OF implements in having and harvest
time. w
To house up q thousand bushels OF
grain waiting for a raise, till one-tenth
has gone to feed rats and mice, the re
nainTler smells like essence of rat, and
he price is down forty per cent.
Topiant out big orchard Of choice
ruit trees with q first thought Of money
md leave them to do or die.
To keep two five hundred dollar car
iage horses and pay four dollars per day
pr team to pillow. .-
1t is positively poor practice to cal
book larnin' all bosh, to ignore new
nd papers, and attempt to keep up al
ven yoke with your progressive neigh
ors by main strength and stupidness.
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Original Notice.
Lydia Brown
AGAINST
against
John knepper &Hannah Knepper.

John knepper &Hannah Knepper.
To John Knepper and Hannah knepper:-
YOU are hereby notified that on the 18th day oi
November, 1875, there will be on file in the office
OF the clerk of the District Court in and for Ce-
DIR county, Iowa, petition OF Lydia Brown,
asking Said court to take an account OF the
amount due ON two pronissory notes Of so6.3t
each, executed by Barnard knepper in favor OF
said Lydia Brown, ON the 10th day of October
1861; one OF said notes being due one year from
date, and the other two years from date. Said
petition will also ask for the foreclosure of 6
certain mortgage given by said Barnard knep.
per- on the northeast Il of the northwest quar-.
ter of section D. In township eighty, north, and
notes. Now, unless You appear and answer Il
said petition, ut or before noon of tho secont
and held at Upton, In said county on the 3,
day OF December, 1854, default will he entere,
against you, and decree rendered thereon n
prayed for In said petition.
! . 4iwi WoLFS iASDT, A,ty's for Pl r.
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VIZ 1nnssdm ali .fnlctod should consult.
NDone e7ss asst8sS apati-nt 81 Ms not being cared
sfnes he has teen In this city. His reputation has
vouchers in all the city papers his patients and the
medical profession both here and abroad being the
mos, skilled Speciaa here. and thesosgh master Of
al exsA dlssses. ~ ali othsss fhi don't despair
give him call tits only acomnon occurrence with
him 20 such diseases His soons separate for
ladies and gentlemen, and the most complete in the
city. 4. 54 K8. 80 y
Yorss Mss, 1AEr rARTscrtAa xoTnE.-Doctor
Digelov devices mach Of his fi1 - the treatment Of
those easssdby habf. which rnins both
body and mind, uniting the unfortunate Individual
for either business society The sad eject Of these
early habiea ythe u hpee tes, y 10 veaAen
aad deAftatethe e0nst ution. destroy the physical
and mental powers diminish and enfeeble the nstura
feelings, and exhaust the vital aoeses Of naahoed;
the pleasures Of life maTed. the Of marriage
frustrated, and exigtepee itself rendered lam
unceastng mio0D andscret. SCH pve1Es, especially
those cookemp1king maria @. O91 Iese ~ tisee In
making Immediate application, e Dr. H. " his
treatment. IL enabledto insure sr<sst kAN k<sss
nsnt euFe. u LIZ EssH1 zE@.
ConsuitAtio free and eonEAssessi GAss, NJ
10 South Clark Street. corner ~ NSNvcss & $1,000
Non the Posi- Once. Post 0fs.< 1~E W. EntsSzD,
III. Once hours from "a. NJ. n sY. ".
= SssA rhis s'Gnide - IIssAhss,1 Nsseav,
Aee ofchsrye. @
n. B.--Ladics. send for descriptive circular Of
Resns1s RemeaSs - hsst 1ssvsadys - ssass1stea
known. 9eak t6an1 aAAte0 sree - eharee. xSsAsi
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-15

DROBATE NOrTCE,-Public notice is hereby
I given, that at the regular session OF the
County Court Of Cedar county, Iowa, on the
first Monday In November, 1856, an instrument
purporting to be the last Will and testament Of
John Green deceased, was read in open court
and set for hearing for final admission TO pro-
bate, on the 26th day of November 1895. All
persons interested are therefore notified to APP
pear and defend, or said will and testament
will be proven up and admitted to probate, as
the law provides and entered on record.
]. G. BELTS, County Judge.
November ) n lsGain i5w3
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|HR-Rev. DE- Hosmer, President OF
t;o1AsE,snonna. tOld the following stO-

na- Rev. DE- Hosmer, President Of
ntioehUuaasgs, told the following sto-
in 1 srsStAsat Syracuse: IA young
Irovman - Mas settled at Yellow
|rines Vtsn Tie war broke out, raised
|con7 6u6In1. e1eetN In his own parish,
4 n - & Nth It to the field. For
We - ansatorious conduct he was
~ - C6nmand Of the regiment.
"a ri faIreo years he. came home
Il 3el, re-ealiated, and went
r. rs e0on promoted 70 the
II II raider, and It was his Brigade
hr1NetnU enemy's center In that
Sole engaged 1t ne4r Nashylle,
r r saving t. Pty. w zen thscon
ended, the p pie wcd to PC
McConnsl6 ! Conss, bd Re
Judge 81 Pro6etea but ne would Inc, not
40 l vent fafhawwes was 2
- while I e. L. tng war. a ~
grosuv1E = IS
y .~s4n .ssszs = u =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-15
Probate Notice.

e Qnkhe matter Of the estate OF T L Garrison,
deceased, NJ a simpson, adIAi niStrAt0g OF the
aid estate, having this 9th Of November, 1895
FGSS6 Ehis final report in the settlement OF the
s.SSsestate, and asking that he be DISCHARGED.
o is hereby given that on hnal hearing
We &c day, Of November, 1850, the order OF
H.ssS@,rf f,r stfch anal discharge " III issue.
- - @aH8s C BELTS, Co. Judge
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-15
4 GROWING TnJUMPn u rnR
Lamb Knitting Machine

OF which have the agency for the south
" half OF Ccdar-ceHnty, and would respect
iuIy invite all who desire, to call on me and
see II operate. l am prepared 10 sell t1ffs Ma
chime and will give instructions in working IT.
:, IN their ssasOn, Z WiA also h4ye l1e nloiha
ALSO. ail other garden plants. 6ml6
Wilton. lows JOHN ePENCE.
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1arpe Stables.

0e91o 0tohlo0.
- 1IUlI N mi1csse slSbles, That
thasap built ~ menrather than hor-
60. We wish to point out two common
errots into which not . fey builders are
II - ] u constructing stable, s.
Is upon farms: The flrst Is
in.having the doors and upper floors so
low = they generally are. On account
Of these low doors, horses instinctively
learn 10 fear them, and they shy. rear
or{f3aUe whenever led toward them.
They are, also, among the most frequent
causes Of poll-evil. The horse when
passing through them, Is either surpris-
ed by something It beholds outside the
building, or checked by the voice q
gestulesfthe Psnon Leading him, when
up goo he6a md crssh comes the
roll against the beam of the doorway.
A,xls1ant bruise often results theFeffom,
and q deep seated abscess follows. Low
hay-fioors also produce the same trouble.
The sudden elevation of the head Is in
the horse, expressive Of very unexpected
emotion. The effect is always noticed
whenever you enter the stable rapidly
or at an unusual hour. A sudden noise
will also cause the same motion of the
head. With low stables an injury to
the horse y almost invariably sure to
follow. ..,....--.....-
Again, ne easiest position IN which
the horse can stand, is when the hind
f1se1eeshe highest portion Of the body,
or when the floor OF the stall slants in
exactly the opposite direction from what
it doss In most stables. This is the 9TH
er error in constructing stables, to which
We allude. Horses at liberty in pas
ture Invariably stand, when ut ease,
WITH their hind feet elevated somewhat,
and II is almost wonder that builders
Of stables have not impr0ved upon this
fact $3.50, and adapted floors to the
wants Of the horse. The moisture from
the horse, If the floor slanted toward the
forward feet, would help to keep the
forward feet moist cool and healthy,
wneeeas mey are now generally hot, full
of fever, and require washing with cool
soap snds at least once day, in order to
be kent In healthy condition. This is
ncSa1l. Where . floor slants back, the
horse not unfrequently attempts to ease
the heayystzain upon the flexor tendons
Of the Mind legs by hanging back upon
the halter. The pressure upon the seat
of tn poll stops natural circulation, and
in time It develops itself into q deep
seated abscess. We would like to see a
stable In which these two errors did not
occur. II the builder was not satisfied
with it we are sure the occupant would
be. md would repay him by the long
years Of good service with unstrained
limbs and healthy system.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-15
DOty'S Clothes Washer

DorY's WASHING MACHINE Ia. Anal, h..n
s.. =. the rIRsr rRENiuN AT ras GREAT
NEW ENGLAND HAIR or 1866.
These tbs cheapest and best maehiues for wash
and wringing clothes. The Washer usiaR boiling
hot suds, saves three -fourths the labor and times
OUT Al the dirt; 10 ssre hsnds; feted air;
Soon Robinson says: 81 assure you sour machine. :
aner years use,is thought Of today than ever
tion.'
Mr Orange Judd, Editor Of The American Asr.eu,-
surisa says Our better half says this 10 taken to
most kindly ~ tho help, and thss chs saauDt Per
'unoe them e uss any other while this il 4 kaaa."
Prof ioumans, ~ D., says: s.Our tAnily 10 not
smah but smart girl. II years old, did the washing
as week In about four hours, and that too,
froc than . task
Bishop Scott. Of the N. E. Church, Odessa, Del,
have done live had no machine) and in al. hours We
put through eleven dozen pieces many Of which
sheets, and they were well done, too. We like oul
machine much; could not lie persuaded to do without
WHAT THE PRESS SAY OFT.
The rich might do without these machines, but the
poor who must value time. labor and the saving OF
clothes. have to look on them household essi-
ties Working Farmer.
1t is worth 81 per week in any family New York
Tribune.
Growing In favor the more it is used. We likeit =
Prairie Farmer. Chicago.
!. really merits all the good that be said o, IT,
Easily worked, and does its work well.-IOhi.
Mariner.
Af.er fairs trial we give it the preference over al
! othsrs.-lIowa Homestead.
Ills the very hsst machine for washing clothes "
! ever saw.-lSeE Haven Journal and Courier.
Illustrated circulars, giving wholesale and retail
! terms sent free.
! On receipt of the price from places where one
| selling, We viii send one Washer AMI one wrnger
either or both. free Of freight charges. Family Sx
Washer, sA; No. j.. Wnnger, sic; No. wring.r
$3.50
R. c. BROWNING, General Agent,
No 50 Courtiandt St, New York.
! ni3y {opposite Merchants III 3tel.l
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THE FAR FAMED

THE FAR FAMED
DR.. w HIR
OF PENNSYLVANIA, announces to this
German, French and spanish mode of
MEDICAL TREATMENT,
g :ucees;fuliy pr.eticea q late in France,
treating people who linser under old
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS.
He not only ascertains the nature Of the dis
ease rs formerly practiced by physicians, but
Intricate the disease may be. Old complaints
cured in rom g 70 g day.: Chsrses reasona-
Persons who live Ct q distance can haye
designate BY .endIns statement % their
sent IN advanee for ihs Time .yoa wish. All
letters expecting answers must contain post
FEMALE cOMPLALN1Y
den.iaily. lie viii vis;s and eonsS,s Sasisas.
DR.. Weir, Inventor Of . new mode oftreatins
and all blood and SKIN diseases. Yo1ns men
dsns % %
positive and speedy cure, BY nsw and infal-
II. B.-Ladies who desire to avail themselves
Of DR.. WIS sure and safe mode Of removing
distractions, impressions, &C., rom whatever
cause produced, without the use Of medicine,
can do SO ut one Interview. DIR. w. has In
vented q method by which conception can
BE iP: IND ds NTH
all instructions. # tt8
DR.. Weir cures ali private diseases without
mercury. Cancers OF long standing can be
Or. Well. All diseases Of the Eyes and Ears
treated by DIR. Weir.
NJ Ague cured and warranted for e6oo.-Es
He with be at ~ I
TIPTON. June 18th; Wilton, June lsth;
West Liberty. 18th.
Aechanicsvillc, June 18th. & +
A. matter Of inSbsaaaisa " appenA IL following
list Of patients tssaEsd ~ The Doctor non Jsnuasy
1869, to July &, 1855: Oskalossa, 50; Otsunva, SO7
Fairfield, II; Nj. Pleasant 60; Rome, II; Danville,
IA; Burlington, 1V; eiKouTney, %; MuscaAine, $50;
wilton, 81; Dsrant.7; Wek LR9tJ. g; SprasAssA.
o. Keosauqna, 8; Salem. 20; Trentos -; Thcs Dsva-
.ess, 8; Msrshai. 10; iie.ns Plata, l2 Risatsa. q
washingtoa, ~ wAianeM, 4; Crswtordsvi1e. 10;
America, 90; Monmouth. 90s 0xSesd, I; Iowa City, 81
Bnskermits. 81 fipton. %; Lisbon. II; Cedar 1spids
81: Macoo, ~; n I'll 1966 eAees.
He nakss - day visits. D1- p. K.wEI1,
1AsiAsoee q Telelo, levA.
All leetters nast - sens % bariAsson, iews. post
once boz q. p #stE
= III -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-15

THE GREAT CHEEsE.-There was ex-
|ibitcd ct the late State Fairst Saratoga,
!. " - An outside show, the largest
beesa GsGe made. 1t was nom the Tn
ersoll Cheese Company Of Canada West.
! was nade, It Is said, fro.u one milking
| Z 900 ows-co,nprising all the cows
ithia ! circuit of many miles. The
heesesis0 feet 10 inches in diameter, 3
let thfcA, and weighs 900 pounds. In
kessinG It, four large jack screws were
hployed. The cheese was encased in
Se original pressing hoop and placed on
kruck Manufactured specially for the
casiQa.sass FS*s&
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-15

DROBATE N0TICEs--Fublle notice = hereby
County Court Of Cedar county, Iowa, on the
nrst Monday In Novemher, ~, m instrument,
John II. Birely deceased. vas read In open
court and yet or hearing, for anal admiss10n
70 probate, on the 3th day e Novemoer -
appear and defend, q said WIN e1A gtegtaFnent
will be proved mp ana Admitt0d = probate. -
the law provides, and entered on record. n
.n5a. u. @. BETA County Judge
Novemher 9Th, I16on16we 49,
A CHOICE aesoeSmdnt ~ E1p1, ~ t1sees
IA many varieties, - also adA11eepooMoDnnD
1GnEch lat, Lea 5000 4l41AS ~. .
--I-~-.~~ -
:. ~ sSrxuur 1ex1xxr RRycE;
|PAAxMsc1Ms ~ go, s b. Lasd. =.
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DIR. BIGELoW

Is the only Physician, as . Specialist,
nov In Chicago tkas can be entirely
relied upon. Go TO HIN, and net sur
FIR that horrible disease TO remain in
your system, disfigurine your face and
10 ~, besides des1foyinR your happi-
ness and future prospects Of life. He
has made Private Diseases and Nery-
ous Debility his study for the past
tssnty ysars, and y therefore the psr-
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SOMETHING new
UNDER THE SUN!
A NEW ERA In MEDICINE!

ngI.et the Suffering and Diseased read the
Hs-Iet all who have been given M by Doc
tors, and spoken of as 1ncurable, read the fol-
lowing.
We Let ell who can believe facts, and can
have faith IN evidence. read the following:
Know ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That, on this,
the Twentieth day of june in the year Of Lord,
One Thousand Eight Hundred and sixty sig, person.
ally came Joseph aydrick to me, known such. and
being duly sworn deposed Is follows: "That he is the
sole general agent for the United States and depend
ence thereof for preparations medicines known
DR.. Maggfeis Pills and salve, and that the following
eertihcates are Verbatim copies to the best Of bis
JAMES sMEITRB,
LIS .e Notary Public,
Wall steeet, New York.
DR.. MAoa1xL:-I take my pen to write you Of my
great relief and that the awful pain in my side has
left me at 1ast-thanks to ysur medicine. Oh DOCTOR
how thankful am that can get some sleep. l can
never write I. enough THANK you again and again,
and sure that really tho friend Of ali suf-
you viii no. take il anias. JAMES MikRs,
This il to certify that was discharged from the
With GaSn,e ed A,y. zen ss,sd by
New York, April I, 1865. 81 Pitt Street.
The following is an interesting case Of man en-
poyed In an Iron Foundry, who, In pouring melted
iron into oask that was damp and vet, caused an
explosion. The melted iron vas thrown arssnd and
on him in perfect shower. and ne was burnt dread
fully. The following certificate vas given 10 me, By
him. about eight weeks AFTER the accident;
Nsw Yoax, January IL, lse6.
badly burnt hot IRON in November last my burns
healed hut had Running on ny leg that would
at Jaeksons Iron Works, "a avonne '@' -" Sc A's
J.HAKDY, Iio Goerick Street.
Extracts from yarioss Letters: Sk
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one.'
Your Pills are marvellous
81 send for another box ana keep them in the
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''Ny nausea OF a morning is now cured.o
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! the head. I rubbed some Of your saive behind my
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1 medicine TO me Is worth a dollar.3
7N@tssenI me i've boxes of your Pills.,
mail"
! have over 700 such Testimonials
As this, but want Of space conpels to conclude.
] FOR CUrANEoUs DISORDERS
1 And all cruptions OF the skim the SALyE is most
invaluable. II does not heal externally alone, but
with the most searching effects to the very
/ root Of the evil.
| DR.. MAGGIEL'S PILLS
! Invariably the following Diseases:
Asthma, Bowel Complaints,
| Coughs, Colds Chest Diseases,
! Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
Darh9a, Dropsy, Depility,
! Fever and Asae, Temale Complaints,
Headache, Indigestion, ..Inoacnsa,
Inflammation, Inv arh weakness,
4 uiOAR IN II ta r.Nav - Rrtp
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-15

The Ecst and Cheapest Horse aud Cattle
Medicine In the World!
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-15

Til" CIV requires Is Ne supplied with abundance Of
srlt,rt ls make i.T f-th> il desirable but to
sit trgttar -cvtriii II milk and all owners u
c'"s Mi ftn! - gazing them
SLOAE'a CONDITION POWDERS
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r-- ''s. esfiirts of his sissj prey ing many
II the dtscas'- {! all the Unrestricted animals
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-15

kON CUTANEOUS U1SUNUENS
And all cruptions OF the skin, the SALyE is most
invaluable. IL does not heal externally alone but
penetrates with the most searching effects TO the very
root Of the evil