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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

How TO SAVE MoNEY.-By purehas-
ing your Roots and Slices of Sam. WI
rick. He has a splendid stock on hand,
ofall the latest styles for men, women
and children, all of,wllich are made, of
the very best material, and he sells them
At most ektraordinary low prices va,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

WHICH STITCH Is THE REsTo--Ths
two leading Sewing Machine Stitches
are the "Twisted-Loop," or .Wilcox Il
Gibbs" stitch, made with one thread,
and the "Loch-stitch," made with two
threads. At the "Great Island Park
Trial. where the contest was between
machRes representing these two stitches
each Of them claiming superior merit
on account Of its peculiar stitch-their
respective claims were submitted to the
ordeal of thorough practical tests; each
machine being required to use thread
from the same spool, make the stitch Of
the same length, and perform the test
work on the same piece of goods, with
the lines Of sewing side by side. The
results We're all decisive, and in every
test in favor Of the Wilcox & Gibbs Ma
chine.n And the Judges decided that
The Twisted Loop Stitch, made by
the Wilcox & Gibbs is. for general pur-
poses, superiro to the Lock Stitch III
See Report of Grand Trial."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

FEATHER busters and brushes of all
kinds ut Hall 4 Schmucker's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

-
On DuTY.-H Hon. H. Price left Home
yesterday morning for Washington,
there to enter on the performance Of his
duties as a member OF the Fortieth Con-
gress, the adjourned session of which
opens on Thursday. -->---~--
Through Mr.. Price assits representa-
tive, the Second Congressional District
Of iowa will give no uncertain sound in
the contest about to open at the National
Capital. No man in either Senate or
House, is better, known rs an uncom-
promising, unfaltering, earnest and en-
ergetic supporter Of Loyalty and Equal
Rights than is Mr.. Price. His speeches,
rarely but always effectively made, and
his votes, never withheld and never I'M
counted are always to be relied upon as
to.be aimed directly at the slaveocracy
and at rebel IDEAS. Who ever else may
faltcr and pause in this trial hour, it il
certain that Mr.. Price will go forpag.t',
so Tar as individual effort can avail, in
that direction in q body where cpnserva-
tisn puts on the brakes and checks 81.
progress. ~ s..s... .,s...t .........#|
1t is also n matter of conrratulaton
that at this juncture we are represented
by SO untiring and successful a worker
for our local interests as is Mr.. Price
In the struggle yet to be made to secure
the appropriations needed to complete
the long needed improvements on the
Rapids now in progress, the rare energy
tact and zeal of Mr.. Price will be of in
finite value to the State. So, too, in the
matter Of the arsenal and the new rail-
road bridge, the ability of our worthy
representative will be energetically ex-
erted to the advantage of our people,
DQucnDOft Gazette 18Th
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS CHEAP.-Rev. c.
:. HanrisOn, who is soon to leave Upton,
will offer his household goods for pri-
vate saie, Friday and Saturday after
Moons Of this week. Those wishing to
purchase furniture nearly as good as
new will please call. The terms will be
very reasonable. Among the articles
We mention chairs, tables, stands, bed
stcadA two good stoves, and an Agricul-
tural Wreath, valued at $40, which can
be had for 81. He wishes to dispose Of
his horse, buggy and cutter; also, a fine
assortment of new books, suitable for
holiday gifts, can be had at good dis
count. Sale to take place at his resi-
dence, In the house formerly occupied
by Mrs. Carter.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

STATE HORTICULTURAL Soc1rrv 81
me, iowa State Horticultural Society
VIII mold It's next annual winter meet
Ing In Des Moines, on the second Mon.
u.y - January at which meeting pre-
miums 70 the amount Of about 500 will
- awarded for the best specimens OF
apples, pears and grapes, to be then ana
there furnish&d. .stg sf171l-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
i A business and dwelling house com
bined, in Wp&on. for sale orexchangc for
land. Also, several dwelling houses in
Upton. Enquire of
ms WM.ELLlCTf, atthe Clerks Office.
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s NoTIcE.-The Annual meeting Of the
Union District Agricultural Society
will be held at Manfull's Hall, in West
Liberty, on Saturday, December 18th,
1867, at one O'clock, =. N.
ALONZO SHAW SECRETARY
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.aii and kip boots and shoes made to
order at Vail 4 Reeds.
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SHERIDAx,sB IDE-The Great Eques-.
TRAN shensai6ah ] TALLY Steel Plate.
Engraving. Executed by Sartain. Can
yassers <posAtedv See advertisement .---
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BEAT 1T WHO cAN.-Over 16, 600 Home
Comfort cookingsstoves sold last year,
for coal or YaDd. Sold by Smith Bros.
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Go a &C. ASSe isxibEsA .gloYes and
mitts at Vail 4 ResasA ashaoH .sstaa
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RIA DIM NATTER.
BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATES.
literature OF the Lady's Boo
MARION HARtAND. 1888

Author"Ss of Alone "Htd'i"n Pnth, "Moss
side, "Aemenis' and "Mtriau,4 s ss~
who contributes To no other monthly publica-
ton, will furnish n NEW novel Tor isos called
"PHEMlE hvwLANp,' that Will run through
after, aud It's they are copyrighted, eau be found
ovhere but il ConEy tur forIner efficient
corps ri writ ars has Also been retained. tg ~
OUR t"tS-IlIp$ PLATES.
Tbs Original double fushion-plates Will be
continued.
MODEL ,'OrrAG f&S.~-rhe only magazine in
tl,,s country that gives these designs Is the
IADf,s BOOK. #f*# 5.#-4 .ftEe1tEg *gae2
DRAWING I.ll,SONs'.- In this We are also
alnnr *~''s '3f ID
nIu",tNAIl MusIc.~~aeDEy'a is Tia. only
for ii appears, a... .s#s..=f ..sss g&8 /.
Me 4+y,na!,p : n!4lI.r,en,a horticultural,
GDpENrs INVALUABLE IofaEIlrrsl $3.50
ap,on. every saRJeet, lor, tho. i""ioir Nursery,
' TN ri!D ENGnA VlNti,. FIRMS p,a series OF
s say@ tn. ny 2aG IN esssmHs' e4t
LAhlts FANNY WORK nEPAkrMENT.--
Some of the designs ln this d,p1rtlneht are
printed in rolor.s, in Il Vie IN qua ted.gh sa
ID TE.IsAlss E'slIs ISGs.y4ss #gs
Two c copits 81 ",;.sear mnH3e#n 4Hqsgg ~
Three copies, one year -=z.ssses4 ss4 80 fai 90,
Fur copies, "pe year 1910
Five copies. one year anil an extrmset,ry N III
to t'f, pgt ,,, getting W hif rIq2 4a>- -,
b'Bie,''i'' |'ff 80" .'h ~ FttlJ g.
to Due person - tttE up In" club. max
ing nine copies. EH H.aEzl z#zs44 II ca
EIeVcn cpplcs, one year, anl an extra COPY
to the person getting MP the cl,ib. ifaR 75s@ u
Ing lively" caps"s, .sserg5f . ..ssa.fs=8 al ~ -
Cooley Lady's Book and Arthrrs Homtt
Magazine viii he sent year un receipt OF
81 UD.
Y tiodcy's I.aaS's Book and The Children =
Hour Will b. ~.nt one year On crtsst III 81 ID,
Godey's Itttiv'S Book, SrthmF's Home Maya
zine. and Chiiirens Hour will he sentaae ear
on receipt VI $500.
HOW no REMlT.--In gemm ting by mail.
n Post-otncG Order or II Draft. payable TO the
order OF J.. \. Cooley is preferable ~ bank
notes. ar, should the order VI Draft be lost OF
/ stolen IL can be renewed without joss to the
sender. IT. Draft Il i'trst-o ifits ,faer an mot
be procured, send Unitcd states Of National
Bank notes. =
Address L. A. Cooley,
v. II. GUr44tT St1Th uitsi Chestnut Sts
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Mems wSolsk socks at Vail & Reeds.
Buffalo iobes al VAL & Reeds. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

WuENk'ER l take my walks abroad, how
many poor, miserable DyApcptt"~ people see.
who would be healthy, anu rosy, and happy, II
they took Plantation BittelT, that paragon of
preparations for giving tonr t" the stomach,
energy to the torpid liver. Il JOY to the nervous
system, and strength to tn" muscles. 1t is an
nIlmirabIe reaenerator OF natures wasted or
neglected IN net folHil powers in either man or
woman. IA gently eNcites and pleasantly
SO0thes. Wifi 4 6ott!r thereof, every man
may be his own physician.
MAGSoLr.t WArEE.-A delightful toilet arti-
clc-.sllnerfor to tnlonee and at haIf the price.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

MIXED. - The smoky season has
nearly played out; Autumn is setting in
the lap of WATERPROOF thing-and it
will not be long before Old Boreas will
come whistling down from the north in
II manner that will chill the brass of
patent-right vendors. Everybody, we
hope, is prepared for Winter, and those
that are not, will certainly be caught
tfout in the cold. Call at Casad &
5Gilmore's and examine their overcoats.
bucks are again becoming plenty
and sportsmen have gay fun shooting
them.---Prof. Dearborn's singing class
is progressing finely under thorough in
struction. 4 concert is talked Of
The invincible Hammond has new
thing in the shape of soap stone griddles.
They are good article; promote harmo-
ny i'm the domestic circle, and should be
ia general use. Call at Hammond's
stove store and see them. The young
Indies Of Muscating and Davenport have
discontinued the practice eff wearing
watches Oh their bosoms Cause why .
they have got hands on 'em. The
Eipton Cornet Band discourse splendid
music GA their new horns. We are
under many obligations to those kind
friends who didn't send us turkey or
two, for Thanksgiving. We presume
the same liberality Will be extended to
US during the holidays. - Call at
Nheeleg's and get some Of those good
and cheap oysters. >.,.f.,@.. ...##v.,tf !. ...1
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

Fatal ACCIDENT Wehavej just been
Informed that son Of Rev. J. S. Blu
chanan. OF Clarence, some seven or eight
years Of age, shot his little brother, on
Monday last, with an old pistol which
they had been allowed to play with, not
knowing that it was loaded. The ball
entered the little fellows breast, killing
him Instantly.
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~s,a' .4|.l h s%i'l s s,:ts.r House
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

TIE PRAIRlE FAKMER.- This old and
we'll established Agricultural, Iorticui-
'tural and Family. Journal for 1893, VIII
be better than ever. No farmer or fruit
grower should he without il. We
Know, from an acquaintance Of many
years, that no paper in this country is
so desirable for Western Agrieulturists
or Hortcu!turists. Besides this. it Is
tic cheapest paper Of it's class, in the
world. Farmers, give it your patron
age. 1t costs but two dollars per year
Send to the Prairie Farmer Company,
Chicago, Ill. The publishers propose to
give new subscribers the balance of 1867
gratis. 9 Just think of TIA paper once a
week, for Is months, for only s.. We
will furnish the Prairie Farmer and
ADVERTISER for one year for 1928. #.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

DIR. CUTTERS improved shoulder
braces, for ladies and gents, at Hall 4
Schmucker's..s 1cA}f ~ t1tst =.
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MARRIED,

At the residence of the brides Gather, in Cen
ter township, November 18th, lHE, by KEY, -
s. Altman pastor of the Iuthc"an church III
Tipton Mr.. GEO. w KEFDFH nll Miss SARAH
E. HoRS; all OF Cedar county. lowu. sMss
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GOde>'S E.aA,'S BOOK.


t.o, i~.tiss. .4-## -f&8L
The Cheapest OF r,adios' Magazines!
BECAUSE TT Is THE BEST. 50
The friend ri woman tn. prldier of fasi,o n,
thu enc"nraKcr and pubuShcI utthe best iitora-
tnrC Ct'thc 0uy, the pattern from witch nll
Euthrts copy. s..t Era Il. .,
RIA DIM, MATTER.
lii Ibis there VIII be- AN lmproy Cmcnt. The
Nolamo for lStI wi = be- set M WITH new .fneed
type, and Of SlHr that Will enable us ID give an
additional quantity ofrCNf ing U'ttt ~, amount
inf f. about twelve pages in tglcti number. 8s
BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATES
81 theHe the IAul = Took contains fourteen
cfch year. superior i".r challenge comparison
10 any published IN thc conn ny, cither4n book
or p. riodirnl.
The Literature OF the Lady's Book
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A large variety If meas, ladies' and
chiaden's Id So atyail & Reeds

THE December term of the District
Court WillspeH ut the court house in
this place next Monday. All persons
that have determined to have their diff
cuities adjusted BY illegal tribunal wiz
do we'll to be on hand in good season.
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! MI pRstss Ingt Efiysa slass

q H.n uTANbes Inst nfived ALARM
Tot Of cigars, ranging nj pffce from ssoro
sae0 mrvie0os RetaA dealera who have
not tested these cigars, should give them
a trial, as we, know they are much better
than any other brands ever offered in
,ti.is market. j Parties who have pur-1
chased them are constantly drawing on
Dean for more. He sells them only by
the So Tor thoalsalid. Ordefs from
abseai Va be promptly died Ill
THE enterprising prvprietors of the
Davenport .Gazette have, enlarged their
daily TO nine columns to the page. We
are glad to see such evidence Of prosper
ity. Its talented and energetic. editors
are determined y Nirnish the peoplen of
Scott and adjoining counties with first
class daily, and thus merit the patronage
bestowed upon Chicago dailies. We say
subscribe for the Daily Gazette. st R''' .''@*
THE establishment Of Geo. w. Dffia-
way & Bro, at Muscatine, wholesale
dealars In queensware, glassware, &C.,
is the largest west of Chicago, and should
not fail to attract the attention of country
merchants. They import their goods
direct from the manufacturers, and
hence can and do sell at as low figures,
with the addition Of freight, as any
house in Chicago. They are reliable
business men, and all orders sent them
will be promptly filled. Their stock en-
braces everything kept in a China and
queensware store. 'aasa9~e. ms-.f s.s. r2.-r8s
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Fur collars and caps. at Vail l., Reeds.

uE.cOA1AiS R1ltI csllss' az ! AT q Iitlu 5.
-, 0FExS ,T~FsET ..sT sFs5. 2FEe.s tEe.a,
Prof. DEARHoRS is agent for ,Estey''s
Cottage Organs, which are the best in
strun'ents made. Parties Wishing to
purchase win advance. their own inter
csts by'uiSing him a CALL. lie ALSO, has
n new e0W.W Lightc piano that will be
sold cllean. 'eaA9a sss ~ tkek sAf $
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

TIE GREAT MACBRYDE who recently
lived In Moscow, has opened dry goods
house at Moline, III. He is an energetic
and cnterr1sing merchant, and is bound
to succeed. The citizens OF tl,at place
will find him worthy of their atronage.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

LANES FOR SALE.-The subscriber has
fifty chOic1 cfkne wool lambs which he
will sell at reasonable prices. 4asr .a3l2B
wv Els CARPENTER.
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Tht $SsS sSrrssises.

The Itpne1f who pu1ht tworfive
cent sig 1t,Irday, ss ss;F thsy sts'
the best ii atOxh for the pfice. frey
got them 1t Hall & Schmuckcr's-. Etl0
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-28

EoUND.--John Leith, of Cedar coun-
ty,, found his horses, yesterday, IN a
swamp on the opposite side Of the river.
Our readers will remember that the
horses ran away from him "Wednesday
evening, smashing the buggy and iear-
ing it at the road side. After nearly two
days search, the horses were found, as
above stated, but one Of them was dead
They had become tangled in their ha-
ness in the swamp, aud one had fallen
on the head Of the other. s,nothering
the animal The live horse was taken
out with some difficulty, not materially
injured. -Muscutipc yournai, Nor. 23R.
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Buck and sheep gloves at Vail &
KccdsAs asa taa f4 br# E#sf,}s @==t.-t 81
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nrSctical, common sspsS kiNtlpS wen
who deal in realities ahA 4fd6d AttO ds'
no time in buncopRe Qg yisionary pro-
jects. At the saiAefAhk he'll a ot sasiay
discouraged by difficulties or perplexi-
ties in hisT Fsy.TvThpugbcut all the
struggles OF tins enterprise Mr. Stein has
had his shoulders 10 the wheel, and in
whatever capacity he has been called on
act has spared neither time, effort nor
money to advance its Interests. He has
ssex. been called toratmorea responsible
nnf arduous positions. but will be found
folN equal to its requirements. His
Judgment and i decision OF character,
added to an indomitable will and untir-
ing energy, will be felt. we doubt not,
greatly to the a.ivantag on the eompany.
-.Jfltscutiqs journal NItEta -ssal@ tst
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CSs5RrAssEDaih purity and variety 3
the stock q drugs, medicines, &C., kept
by Hall kAehnoclser. 4 Ala1 IL ~
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l.. A. Cooley.
ETRAY COLT.

v. II. GUrutI. Stlfh uiai Chestnut .sts.
pfJII.A
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM NEW ORLEANS Feb 23-Iu steamship Nghtinell-Sst
Heeker, WJn d. Tyrch u " bee Ia
Tyre Osvo Joseph M Manson JAeob h George Rody teA
Johnston W Barr VIM FAriet Albert Myubnr lsase Wys..
John Mann Laurence Duen. Augustus LsOdeJ hSn1 Kara
hurt
Feb 2tIn steamship Geo ConNel-Ms Gr.y. three ssii
NJ McIzn H. T. Sesrieg Pttt tonlB n Bndg1s
} Macomh Cummings Jobn Dassn, u. y Williams, Nr<ss
Bradford A. Ste.sr X p HemningWsy sOp, Js sco.S
A "A. Benent. T. W. Wright
FROM SAVANNAH F aIu STEAMSHIP, Irer-,,n rvnE,.Aa- Mid
Kate Cah = T. Msthpre. G.. w. Wa' ,sn Mr Wer 81 m Iss
Pruden Mrs Ressn Capt poaee alp W. FBek ,ai .y
q. H. frasok, A. RocSy-l q W Cotton H,tb-s
Le,ry rhonas Peppss Guber, S2e Capt Wm G Be GTs
r. H. iel fr0l Carue > Osborne Bcscer Jane. Tucker
r. BNsy W. Jones, nkan. r. nergnes h. G. RihsrdsOn. W
Browning tbtns; Sah Kisn. Jsmes cilsghia, sad ~
fSoH 5REMRN Feb. 2i-Iu steamship Deutsed.ntR S,r
e. H. Sclaietrrns aud family 1hO Genu~rl G v Kaeeher r
Pohof and family. hmie Quncte and misa Mar Gu.sOrh.
Fanny locheten John LINDSAY family Snuel Ksp-n
Schlomaan john Nu Den e. enthsl Caroline Oe,aer
child y NOytt- H. Cahsfiue irnrie,s
Conrad Bohm Anna Is. BOhm. " CsIap-. Guntaer
W Seeing Minue IIubech H. Malghns Bertox
T. stein W A. Psaow Ang Garrels and SISTER 81 Fried julius
Brand A. Schroeder Sae Isaac Won KasBborn .<-ninsh
p Weber L. Ebert Caharne kber l.. Goebcl ScanurnsaB a.
MAILER frannsks Mohta Lima Moiisr PeakIop
Ssfr BgBer, g. Weber and Wife A. Bas,ert Mailer g. Schch
ter f. Peters, ". Fet, j. Slsa Wtthe 81 Kerk W une "
Williams snd family, Robert Peters f. BesRoNn s "a
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROD.
1864 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1861
COMMENCING DC. TO- l565

Passenger station Hex.Yort Tvsn 'yenhI and iath
Entrance on TNentYseVenthst
TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORK:
Yor New .ysu 100 400 ell lLoO i2lS (Br) aooELl
3fj, 40 and 800 (bI.l M.
Yor Bridgeport zoo &Oo tRrD iSOl l2I5 Er). aOOEI,,
14s. ~ and 600 (Kr) p.
Por Milford and Strstford, 200 iI9OA m. as ANp.n
For Fairfield Southport and WssPor. 100, lilo 1t5LOp
YOr Eorv, 100 300 CBIl, 800 iLOL I2l5 CEr) aOEr)
dS, 40 SO. 900 (KLl
R'r Dshen, 100 800 liph m; 3s. 4oo, s9opm.
for Greenwich 300 lJD 2l5, af5 GO $50 6jp
F0r Stamford 200 500 EI 800 i3o l2l5 BLh rs, 100
kLG i+5, ~. 3J0, go, 800 (BID D. m.
lor P Chester and intermediate stations 100 800 ILooL as
1tJ, 80 so, go, 100 m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
FOR Boston, via Springfield 800 fILl 200 (BLl sOoph
for Boston, via Shore Line I2i5 (EI). 200 D. m.
FOR Hartford and Springfield too (RIL l2lS 300 (El 500
For Connecticut Railroad 800 (Erl I2ISp Mon.
teal, 800 m. to Northampton.
POr Haf1d PIOydsRe, aud Pshkil Railroad rl a. Els
p ~.
For New Haven SssIOndOn and stonustOn Railroad sN
IL -. 300 $50 D.
FOR Canal Railroad, r. p N TO Northampton.
For Housatone Railroad, BOO m, $40 p
fot Niugstuch Railroad, GO0'a M, 800 p
FOR DAnhuy and Norsalk Rsfoad, 100 gOoa N, 4ppm
Sommodioas Sleeping Cars attached 10 800 p N. train
JAhES H. HorT @pt
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'S
Il THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,

CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
leave Pier q North River foot Of Canat at oeoet
noon a. follows: .
March I-RISING STAR Capt W. G. FuTber, connecting With
GOLDEN CITY Capt j. T. Watkins
March 1ENRf CIIAUNCFY Capt g. Gray connecting with
MONTANA, Capt J. Sutton go
March 2l-OCEAN QUEEN Capt T. A. Harris connecting with
CONSTITUTIONS, Capt Cayery
All departures Aospuo those Of lst and 2 connect, h Pn'
South PsGc LIST and h for Central Ame-
cat pOrts those Of lSt touch at MAnIauilO.
Departure with the line from
PsnRms o Australia and NewZealand
H. 1857 will connect with the Company sesme,
Colorado Francisco Yokohama and Hong kong Ap
,
hundred pounds Of allowed each adult Medicines and
attendance free.
For passage tickets all information apply the Onos
'1' "H"''' '0V' VI N-"N''" ' ''' p r BABY Ag.st
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25

The Meadrille tPa) Repubiodp states that I" all the
prosecutions against the Hon c. " Culver have bees
discontinued and is left free TO deVO his time and
energies 10 the work Of rendering his assets aV abo a.
Tar as possible. " peet his liabilities"
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
feeturcs ano alestinss.

nR. ELIZABETH BLACKWELL will lecture
~ in behslfof the SBW YORK INFIRMA.f FOR woMEH As
at the Historical SocIr.ys ,sn
Second ave corner THURSDAY EVENING Pb o. az
ocock The medical education OF Beops ana
EAST SIDE OCIATI0N.-PrOperty OWL
H interested the welfare Of the East SIDE Of The .s
SIes requested attend srag Of The So'o hss
cation - - - . -
MONDAY EVENING Feb. 25.
Thies snt fonft
Information general objects the Association ma be hal a
the Of Of PInet and
s ~ b. readiness for tbsse isroaA
0f Joining
By order Of Committee. -
ALEK. TH,rS. Secretary.
MO. Sl4 BROADWAY, Society for lnyesu'
~ eating the Truth AstroloS MONDAY Ni;ihT
The public Astrological meetings and public tests eFerJ Wbt
NRSDAY FRIDAY NIGHTS Seats Tree Dr. Brohoa consulted
dsnv
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25

A VI MERWIN AucuOnteE
by BANGS, MERWIN q CO., Broadway cor.
~ HhSss OF Books Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &C.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AFTERNOONS,
Feb. % and %, at O'Clock
CHOCE COLLECTION OF BOOKS-Conpsng the best English
editions valuable standard departments
aud laree variety Of superb ILLUSTRATED BOOKS In rich bind
Also few exceedingly works, Gc Catalogues are ready
eud The b. lAs are on ew.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-25
iKEAT BARGAIN !-REAL ESTATE for

~ Sale st ATCHOS-The Property known a. BOlCBN CAR
RGAGE FACTORY in the VILLAGE Of MONROE together Win TIE
NrOEEOUEE occupied D. v Howell FEED aud
TIOCR Dgcng Barn and CsrrageHOuse Fruit
be sold Public Auction, the premises the Zth
d. al iel 10 o'clock Tie shove property is % TIE nS
Dt and Erie Railroad about % miles from the 1y Is well
r kind Of manufacturing business the dwelling is
p~ psce 1--we HousC wond suit some city siy Tor sun
residence 25 feet tie Sortlou,e 1lO feet on
o., stories nigh the Dwelling sands disconnected nom the
ag with Cauisg House n the and a kinds Of fruits
The pac vh be offered IN separate lots together 70 suit pu
c-ef. n sold together 5000 viii remain on Bond aud Mogsee
required the property cost esrs ago SlOo snd w be sold
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