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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-02-07
Suffrage in the Territories.

IN The President has become tired of the
! veto business, and has allowed the fol-
lowing bill to become law without his
signature, or his objections:
Be fteadcted by The Senate and House
~ Reoreaeasotircs of.te United States al
1nnericn in Ghagrgss assembled, That
from and after the passage Of this act
there shall be no denial Of the elective
franchise In any Of the territories of
1.-THE United States. now or here
I after to be organized, to any citizen
thereof, Oh account OF race, color, or pre-
vious condition Of servitude, and all acts
or parts of acts, either Of Congress Or the
Legislative Assent lies Of said territories,
/ Inconsistent with the provisions of this
act, are hereby declared nuH and void.
This was the question Of impartial
suffrage IN the territories, so far as the
present congress is concerued. And it
II mot likely that any future congress
Will be in favor Of The repealof this law.
It's provisions apply 10 Nebraska and
Colorado, as wei Us TO territories that
have not applied for admission.
Congress has taken solid ground, and
GOOD results may be expected. The
Soathern States have refused to take
their seats In Congress In compliance
WITH ire corutlons imposed by that
body. Congress may now. make other
conditions; and in making those condi-
ations should apply the same law with
regard TO suffrage, which it now applies
to the territories.
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AUCTION SALE.

The subscriber will sell, at his residence In
az IN n anction = the highest bidder, the
ss III property " Nk Cows . IL calf
I,Oow and Cali; 2DSyon Cos, VIZ aIadv Kate
by QUARRY lssix ! DevoE Heifers both ~ IN
90 by "osdsa ar @f s4 srss 2 H old:
ncifers. in calf by aosceofas OH four steers.
and 5 years old; two Mares; I'VE G f,na Wool
100 sheep. "a and y south s Down' nnwn Rnck:
Stock Hogs: Seed Botatoes and Oats; one iu I'M
Der Wagon one 2-seated spring wagon one
Piows: one set Double Harness; one 2-horse
Corn Planter; one Broadcast Sower, ana i. one
i,einp the west \ ne II sec.-A tp. 81, range =,
west adoinng sohh !, n1 nt
Typws-On persousity, nine months credit
on ali sums over SD, with approved endorsed
notes !; interest from dateat ten per cent. If not
paid When due. Under $40, cash.
= Sale commences at 10 O'Clock 9. m.
~ ]. Ell. CAREY.
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MESIco.-The Mexican question is
rapidly coming TO a conclusion. Now
that French interference is at an end
the power OF the liberals is commanding
respect; and The Imperial power is on
the Waile. The French remaining in
Mexico have agreed not to interfere be-
tween The Liberals and Imperiali-ts. -
The armies Of the liberals are steadily
advansins and Gen. alvarez is within
forty miles Of the city of Mexico. MANY
prominent Mexican impcriulists and
mrny French civilians are leaving the
|, country, and n portion of Maximilian's
Cabinet are III favor OF his leaving also.
MANY Of the native soldiers of the I'M
pefiai army are going over to Juarez.
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FARMS& PRAIRIE LANDS
Erg eIs, S AND.

" Farms ana i,n,'< irsoribt i as fjlIovs:
The nW !, u SOC. -, township sp range l. f3c-
township, known rs the Wiz. A.cCl4in TURN
LAS goo. buildings, Tine young orchard, Well
watered Pgee rtas"nahle ana terms easy
tAS SW = =. Il /, s1 y ~ 1% a4 t f - Of sw = Of
!. being ~ ;!cres good thnb@r and ~ sores q
farming !a.td, on loon creek, i1nccd and under
cuit.vatltli small orch ard and grove GOOD one
ftrIH-:st {, per acre
\ taxa! ri ~ acres, 81 miles ssr ri to5yn and
ani fenced into convenient Tots. good house,
stables. &C., fine orchard and 81 acres timber.
Price, 81 persacre. Terms 10 suit purchasers.
Farm OF as acres on sugar Creek two riiles
county, has excellent timber. 60 acres set i'll
rich blue grass, tine young orchard good build
ings, known a. tho Mo.iegan farm. Price So
2 acre Immediately east Of fair grounds. an
exc liaEt building location. with well, ever
green's @MFubberE and fruit trees.
- acres adjacent 10 Starts Addition to town
beIGT part offhe Knott iar3a, which We will
sell IN !0t5 TO suit purchasers.
The ~ 4 81 sec. }, Up RI, range ,, lG) acres.
Tie Is Of the nw Il SEES Is, T %, Il 4: 3, acres
TIE = !. u the ne sec !, + =, l. !, ~ acres.
Price 81 per ace.
NV Z. ana the sw u Of the NV 4 Of So. 81. In
u, RI, 10 acres. Ailin Cedar COUNTY Iowa.
A.so Inc south + Of the nc : sec. }. I a6, Il 81
Er'~:. in calhoun county, Iowa.
\ So south y n@ :, ne Il sw Il, See. >, T 20, II
AI-o, north ii of me L. and "A quart or of s,g
quit. lad ~ quarter u Sec ., i ~, X 81; ~
Also scr. aT-p 81, Y 81: ef9 arrcs see. i. 7 9:
Il ~ AfY acres. All in Isuena Vista co. Iowa.
Iyt No. g. Bl8cs No. 81, and Lot No. ID, Block
NJ. y q Town 81 aiua.
WOLF { LASDT,
nG Agents, Upton, iowa.
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He claims to be one of four men 'na'
escaped.
On the Goth instant the fremont !
House, 1t DEBORAH, in this sta1e, u
destroyed by fire, together WIN 1sMv'
six horses aud COW. Ihe nolea Ut g.,
tare was saved. Loss about s1',"p III
sured for $4,000.
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SfHHiRT OFlATE MEMS.


tiiil! ond Peru reject all offers of for
cign mediation IN their war Nth Spain.
aHd vigorous preparations are making
II. Il prosecution. u,
\ report from New Orleans says the
radicals in that State are organizing the
Grand Army of the Republic, and con-
hiet between them and the rebels is not
improbable.
Inc special committee of Congress on
the New Orleans rebel riot and nlassa-
ere have completed their investigation.
and are now at work on their report
which viii be completed in few DAYS.
10Th houses Of Congress have now
passed tho bill iorbidding the Clerk a
the House from placing upon the roll Of
members the names OF any persons
Claiming to be elected from states not
no" represented in Congress.
An old man, aged sixty, in dickson
county, recently committed Iape on "A
little girl fourteen years old.
The Southern Relief Commission, at
New York, have Issued an earnest ap-
t'os' f.>:' immediate. generous, aud uni
velsal effort il behalf Of the famine
stricken district Of The south.
! race for distance Of - yards and .
wager Of $40 was rnu Oh Cayuca Lac
sew York, the other day, between .
man on skates and a nau without
skates Two thousand people saw i
done, and bets fan high in favor of th,
skater who .~as a "ci.a17pioa," Lut tn,
skate.css man Hoa by tcn feet.
General Jubal E4rly is named 70,
Governor G Virginia. IL would mn.
doubleday ran well.
The editor Of tic Bohemian ye,re Ina
ieaAi among the pi4e woods Of ArkaD
sSas BABY, t@o years old, ahich weigh
one hundred and twenty-five pounds
falhs gracefully, and out-sQualls crea
,ioa. Tine father ofthis little che weigh.
Que hundred and forty, aud the moth,
j dpHspy little laly Of one hundre.
aae t"ellil pounds,
Congress has, by law, limited the par
aohin& power IF the President. lfthi
lad been dnIe long ago we would l.,
maeA farther aGvaaolI ia the wogs q
rcconsteue .ioa ib@A NJ aom are.
ONO t.o --latest fnsf.Io,,t.. ~ ,,.. ,-,.
dontn. Bower !. flint pf,l,..r.3 o., l'''
pardone,, Gcorqatc,yn r..hcI ha. s,,o'
Mrs. stanton, Mrs, ,yo1n end NJ.
Pomeroy. and other lod;os f,r s,n ao,
damages for the use of hi. ha,,so -,
home Ter colorea o,ohans and ann,
women, while,he ya- dn;n., sor,.,oa 49,, :,
" ''3' N'''f1@ ~'l NiPt ~
the rebel government, Under the John
son policy Of reconstruction. we mo,
soon expect to hear Of some rebel claim
ing damage 81 the United States far H.,
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ny~ Good health is paramount 20
wealth, if the system is in bad order
nurge out the vile humers and distem
hers with sRoback's Blooh Bills, and get
the internal organs performing their
regular functions and once in order,
keep them so with Roback's stomach
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fDig5E4GE +. MOTTO -Pnbli. notice lis hereby
l gI.fu ti4at 81 ~ Regular scssien Of the
'E8BtE toart ot tcdaf county, loEa, on the
nrzt AoEiay III February. 1901 an instrument
p4fppFsing . ba the las viii AMI testament Of
LOAN Ieets deceased, was read in open court.
HHd SET FIR hearing, FOR anal afia isSion 10 pro-
bate. On ~" ATst @onlay in March ls'T All
persons interat tai are Therefore notified 10 ap-
Esstr and defend, said will and tes ..sinen {
WILDE proEcn up and admitted to probate, as
tbs Law provides, aud entered on record.
j. =. BEI~rS, County Judge.
February i:h, Ise7.uGw3 Al
4 DNf%tSTBATGR'S SOTJCE.--Pnblic no.
y tire IL hereby given that Morris 0cheltTee.
administrator OF the estate Of Elijah Williams
deceased, late 81 Cedar county. Iowa, has fled
MS 1i!al report Al the Office Of the County Judge
~ sid comfy. All persons Interested are
Therefore notHca, that unless they appear nd
make defence thereto on or before the first
MONDAY IN Mafrii, lsG7, being the regular term
o, the county Court said report Will be APPROX
cd and affirmed and said Administrators dis
eisisEed from all fiatv mud liability in the pre-
misses. J. T. bFsrIS. County Judge
February III, lst.;n6w3
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.. ,rTt+,-,.-f-. ~, r.,.4.
81 ~, h4'lb6
a.,r, ,,.a ,.n. u.s., 81. .''R' : .A"S-
80 -. IT 'z'+'' -Ai"5f re
49, - ~ i.''''. ,i's 't1sia'
@@ss@ - se@ie4 - ann. Iean"hiie,
-" g, Aht''" ~ @e..Ge4 Aost uneasy It
t5s@ at-t3'.- - ". 10y was ! d., NJ
49, t.s'"1 l3F"fs'". Approaching the
pace " acre i u. 10y ":is Burned the dog
~ ~ - ~ I'm ING a., ana "hined
i H.. I'D - IN ~, 2SEaa = fln2 = als
- .i-'t -, i'2h D'-@li
i-Slt,4 i'1' lt,.2"5iI a-','t III" s,'o"
nc a"S dH-t'"a Ill beneath tllelr shovel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-06-25

Church, Bethel.
Paving tax.interest from
Sept. l. 1866. .....$S1.S6
Ditto .e...............
Paying ax,interest from
Sept. 1, 1865. $S1 SO
Canter, Charles. .........
Paving x,interest from
Sept. i, 1866. .....S44 90
Alley tax, interest from
Sept. 81, 1865. .....S 8.65
College, Columbian. 49,.
Beginning at the north.
east angle or corner Of
said lot six on an alley
fifteen feet wide, and
RAINING thence west.
wardly on the north
line Of II street north
fifty feet, making q front
OF fifty feet on II street,
thence for the whole
northwardly Of equal
width with the front,
and binding on said al
lev eiphtv.a x feet.
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TO WHOM ASSESSED
Beinr enc soutn tnirtesr

Being the south tnirtssn
feet one inch from,
by the depth Of said lot.
Oluss, Ain trust.......
Tax 1865, name OF Hope
Thomas.
Uommencing &C north.
ives. corner Of said lot.
running thence dine
south one hundred and
ntnsty.one feet mine In.
ches, ,nsr due wesi
nifty fe ct, tneus aus
north one hundred eno
ninety. one feet nine In.
ches, and thence due
east nifty feet to the BE-
ginning.
Oaston, a. b.
Orookeler, A. 4. and Geo.
II. Moore.
Beginning at the north.
east corner OF said
square, thence with the
line OF Seventh street
south fifty feet, thence
west ninety.ntne feet,
thence north fifty feet,
thence east ninety-nine
feet to the beginning.
Oiuss, Adolph...........
Firss instAliment water
t6x ..-.....s...ssss13.Z9
clements, B. II.
First installment water
tax .........,.....$l1.45
Ultco .................
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street fWenty-four feet
eight inches from the
east line of said lot,
thence along said street
westwardly twelve
feet four inches. thence
south seventy-6ve fset,
thence east twelve feet
four inches, thence
north seventy-five feet
to beginning.
Carroll, Lawrence. ...
Saving and reservingI
the following portion
OF said lot, viz: Begin
ming on G. street In the
line Of said lot eighteen
feet from the southeast
corner Of Second ana
q street, thence with
said south fine Of said
street eastwardly tol
the northeast corner of
said lot thirty EIGHT
feet, thence southwark |
" ono HUNDRED sa.t
thAnca westv.rSIrI
vim tha ,,na "a ss SdI ~
,hirtv 49, IN 80 - s - on ao'
nor, Z ,S.rdiw r 1919 sts0
Ne ~, ..fsy.,.Ewvna,:y,'
varaS~ s.~.r go
t S... sevga -,
s s.ono norsnWaIqly
sevoa'y.nVe ieet % %
SmninS
gnlsnoim, EeWB.........
xus instaliment Waterl
rxt.A......;..;.;.:...@@
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four feet front by the
depth Of lot two,8nd the
east thirteen feet three
inches front OF lot three
by the depth Of said lot.
Oostigan, Eliza. .........
Being the south thirty.
I'VE feet front by the
depth OF said lot.
Dope, +. r. and Others. ].
Tax 1864 ..........Si7.05
Tax In 1854 and 1865 In
name Of G. j. johnson.
Beg inning AZ the north.
east corner OF said lot,
running thence west on
line I street northtwen.
ty.ei ght feet, thence
south ninety-two feet
two inches. thence
southeastwardiy TWEEN /.
u. eight nine inches,
and thence north nine.
eight feet three In.
ches 70 the beginning
Oassen, Eiiza..s.........
First instalimsnt water
TAX ................S,w
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IyEALTHFUL WORK..

MIR. GEO. FI7zHUdH, Of Virginia, o regular
to DeBoa0's Repie.r, a fine writer
and vigorous thinker on social, political and
economical topics, has an excellent and highly
practical article in the June number of tbe
Rerie~ on "Still Lifo in tho Country. -
Although We admire Mr.. PIrzuuau as o writ.r.
we do mol think him safe guido at oil times !.
from some Of his views We dissent entirely.
But hcrc we can endorse him unreseryealy.
iIc raises his protest against tho tendency of
the day, exhibiting itself in the constant In
crcasc of the non producing classes, those who
minister to tho artificial wants and luxurious
tastos Of society. The increase Of this supply
Is out Of NIL proportion 10 the demand
"1n towns" he snys, "wo now sec thousands
Of idle people, who are waiting to get situations
In unproduotivo employmcnts, because thoy
deem 1t disroputablo to 60 to work at hard
labor with their hands. No such false notions
q human respcctability prevail in the country.
The war has dissipated them. There We find
almost every body at work, in somo way, in
agriculture, or at trades directly promotivo of
agriculture. Tho few professional men in tho
country generally unite agricultural pursuits
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with their professional practice. l;u, this
crowd'ng Of our population in,otuwns. although
IL bcgets temporary inconvenience and suffering,
will be promotivc Of ultimate COOL. Many
merchants nn,i professional ircn, finding their
numbers excessive, will br,.kc themselves TO
mechanic trades, to manufactures and other
cuttings, and thus multiply all diversity indus
trial pursuits, which is wha the Suntl, most
needs.
"Two brothers, well elurtc,l aud icnlerly
reared young gentlemen. h u ncighburing
county. raised with their Owl hands, last year,
each n hlrn,lre, barrels of Itlinu corn. besides
mnki"g wheat crops, and rising hogs, cattle,
sheep, cite. Their occnpn'iT was more honor
able an'l independent. ns Will rs more prolila-
bic, than that of merchant clerks i'll town
The young men in the co,Ilry are all hard nj
work OH firms, and nllhougi :wc-thir,ls Of the
negro farm hands have left ior parts unknown,
there is i'll the section in which we are residing
M unusual breadth Of laudin cultivation, md
promising.
"Mc never hear OF crime or nisdcmcanor
| committed by the whites, ald idlcncss and dis
| sipation arc extremely rare Our young peo-
pie have become serious md thoughtful, md
unusual numbers of then are joining the
| churches. Agriculture isl quiet, calm, silent
pursuits: and fishing with pis for Sind, her
ring and sturgeon, still more quiet pursuit,
indeed, seemingly in,loltnt pursuit, to those
who tlo not know thnt fislermcn arc nj work
all night, and exposed TO nll sevcritics Of
weather. Where resi,e, OH the margin of II
noble md beautiful rivM. with an extensive
r"-ti'e BUTTON on either side, in n high state Of
cultivation, and the river studded viii. Gslinp
boats, intcrspcrsed with ,csscls mt anchor o,
"hacr sail, with nm occasional steamer, on,
may with good lihrnr!, good no,.er ant
vegetable garden, m nngling rod, and with wei
read, polite village neighbors around him, cnio,
i'll perfection 'still life II the country Tl
still life is rendered ten-fol,l more agreeable
by contrast with the stormy, excited, anxious
corroding city life, Which VIC, until now. hnv
had to endure since the breaking out Of ih
war So quiet is everything around us that
Mt first view, the village anu surrounding coun
try look like the very castle OF Incidence. Ye
close observation will convince us that cvre
body is nt work-cng.ged in profitable an
productive pursuits"
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AN ORDINANCES

AN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE BroRAuR PETROLEUM IT'S Ppo-
DUCTS, AND OTHER INRLANHADLE OILS,
SRo. I. BE u ordained BY pe Mayor anil Aldermen in
CITY Council aJembd. That from and AFTER the 18th dsy
OF june next, 10 shall not bo lawful 10 keep Petroleum.
Kerosene, Rock OIL, Benzno, Benzoe or ay other m.
fammabls oil oils storage for salo In any ces,
store building south OF Limo street. in larpor oJr
any such quantity 30 kept stored ahs bo Contained In
veaaels OF TN or other metal. ~" "
$50. That Petroleum, It's products mr. anv oIhor T.,
d.mmAblo oil or os when brought into tho city by Inn
or water may bo kept ON any ot 10 any bndina I'm
which cotton s not stored, for period not cxceoiny
twentyfouf houB, upon tho expiration Of which tImn
shall bo removed and kept In tho manner a. required bv
the foregoing section. ~ -'7-N 'I>a-AoS "
sro Any Person or parsons violating any part ot
his ordnance sha be subject TO 9ne Of two hnndrei
@ seca offence recoverable In any Court Of cont
H:snea IN Hy Council this twenfy.hrsl day Of May In
S yess o. our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
(L.6.l p O. aAuJIpD ,,.r,
". - oAifhS Ciefk OF council.
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CHI A r L E S TON.
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 81, 1867.

Jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office so ns TO execute, in the shortest possible
time, ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We
most respectfully ask the patronage Of our
friends.
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LARGEST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAHL

LARGEST CmoULATIoN-The DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List Of Let
tcrs rcn,a ming in The Iosto0ice at the end
@ Gag; t0oaI;, cJ-tsaI!yy !e ne yfalhosoi"q
section, ,,of the Mcso Pos'o6ice Lao, as the
neUYpa9,er during tho largest circulation in
The CiI Of Charleston:
srcrfos s. And bc It further enacted That lists OF let
tcrs remaining uncacd for IN any Postoco IN amy city
town or village, where q Newspaper shall be printed,
shall hereafter 10 published only fn thu newspaper
which, being published weekly ofcncr shall have the
Iasst circulation within range OF delivery Of tho said
ohre
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pI. Ad Communications intci,ttd Tor publication in
his journal must BE- addressed 10 Hc Edifor Of thc
Daily Hetrs. No. IL Hiyncsti Get, Charleston, s. Z.
business Communications 70 Publisher Of Daily
M1rs.
'i0as
advertisements ousi'e ofMe city must BE- accomPa.
nird icift Lhe cash.
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FIRE. LOAN.
aNF0-A -

MAYoRALTY OP cHARLEsToN,l
CTIx HktI, November Q, 1895. /
A Ii. PEnSON5DEs on REBUILDING in 1faR
"A Burnt Districts and Waste plees Of te City un.
der "An Act Of the General Assembly giving AUTHORITY
to the Oily Council Of Charleston 10 procoeI Ia tho mat
Ter Of Fre Loan, with view TO aid In building up thc
City tnew are hereby notihed that tho form OF spplI.
cation tor loans can be obtained s Tho oce Of The CLARK
Of Council, between the horra Of "a. H. and 7p II.
All applications must bos d In tho aboyo mentioned
once ai he Committee Will poet every Monday 10 con-
By ofdef Of .ths Mayor .'''' ". u. sMITH,;
HofomberlQ Usrk OF CornSIl.
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w A N T S.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IlvERYHyuEitE
w -Lntlira and Gcnticlaen-sl00 10 sa5H per month.
to sell tho GENUINE CO3lM0N-SENSE FAMILY Sl:w-
ING MACHINE. Price oH!r sl3. This Muchin, will
stitch, hem, fell tuck Lind luil braid. and enlbroicr
Tic cloth cinnot he pullcl apart, after cutting
Machine warranted three ycrs. end f- circulars and
terms tc agents. nr call at AcDowEIILS BLOCK.
ncr Fourth and Grctu BireCis, Louisville n.y.
Hiss & ScEATITROE,
General APcnta
n. B-Posi,iveIy hone senuue unlcss coming through
Office.
June4 tuths3mo
yJASTED-TIIE USE or 4 POSY ITOR
w hts feel during the Summer months. VIII no we'll
cared for by responsible p1ry. Address LOCK DRAW
Err. $50 Charleston Pcstoincr. july 20
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4" Prevention is Better than Cure.
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4 PROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED DE-
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This most reliable specific 90 unfycrs,Ily a5optod In
tito Old World In offered for sale for tho rst me in
America BY Z. a. DUPoRT l. CO., only authorized
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Proo IS per bottle LorEo bottle double sizo, S. ~
Tbs usual discount to tho tridn. Sont securely
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solo Agents for DR.. Records p. l.,
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CRISPER COMA.
Oh iho was beautiful and fair,
WIN starry eyes, and radiant hair,
whose curling tcndriis, soit ontwincd,
Enchaincd the very heart and mind,

CRIsPER COMA,
For Curling tho Hair Of oither sox into Wayy
and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy Massive
Curls.
RY USING THIS ARTICLE LaDIR iAND GENTLE
~ MEN can beauhfy themselves . housand-foid.
the only article In tho world tint will curl straigt
halr, and At tho sane time give beautiful glossy i-
pesnce The Crsper Coma not only curs tho hair but
inYgorntce, bcnutacs and cleanBcs ~ highly aud de-
ghtfully periumed, and Is Tho complete article Of
tho kind over offered to tho Amt Hcan public. Tho
postpaid for 81.
Addrcss all orders 20
". L. CLARK CO., Chemists
No. West Fsyete stroct, Syracuse. N. Y.
March 80 Ivr
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B Q A R D I N G,

DOAnDING.-TIIREl PLEASANT ItUt,nIS
cation TO No. 60 CHURCH STREET west aide near
Tradd street. Terms reasonable. June 10
1NXCELIIsNT BOARD, AT VERY Low
" rates. IN the most central business part of hc city
without lodging In private house, can now bio Ind
For particulars addlcss "X. L." Posonlcc. May 10
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F @ R SALE,

LNDlt ShLE.--A No. PLANNING MILL. WILL,
Il be sold very low ifnpllictl for s0op Apply at No.
IOl BEAUfA1S STREET a. Jny u
JHNGIEES AND GINS FOR SALE.-Tyvo
IL STEAM ENGINES. with Sliafting. MCCARTHY
COTTON GINS, &c, comploo. Terms niad0 easy. Ar-
ply to WILLIS & CIISOLM
JulyI3 81
1lOIt SALE, . FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
II TABLES EAyANAGH l. DECKER'S make, at the
hdRer building Billiard Hall, Of King Market
streets. July %
DOR SALE, y CAtIlALL, WITH TWO
II Scale. pole md SHAFT Also. set Of double and
single HARNESS. oil good order. Cau 10 seen aud
barained for cash time note at thirty days, No.
u Lynch street. May II