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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
THIS IS TO GIVE N0TICE-That on t

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
u rl llr II Jnly A D. 1861 O 10 bankruptcy
Issued the estate Of VINCENT CHAPMAN Providence
period during the
fsg his bankruptcy resident
ofbe NealOrk the Comfy Of Newlork and State
of New Yor. been adiudged bankrupt, his
own petition. that the payment Of any debts and dely'
" such bankrupt him. for his
and property by him. forbidden BY law that
meeting Of The said bankrupt their debts aud 70
choose h estate viii held al the Court Of
Bankupiey holden No 2J2 Two hundred and two) Broadway
no. before Isaac DAYTON Register
Ju 1857 H. MURRAY.
" t. s. Marshal as Messenger Southern District Of SeT-Iok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS UNDER
i THH COGNIZANCE OF THE BUREAU OF EQIIPMEkI
AND RECRUITING TO BIZ SUPPLIED TO THE DIFFERENT
NAVYYARDS
BUREAU OF EqUIrMEsT ASD RgcEurrISc

RrpFAu OP EQUIPMENT RRCRUfrISG,f
WARRINGTON. ID. c.. july 8. 1854
SEALED PROPOSALS furnish materials for the NAVY for e ha
ending will be received a. tins Bureau Until 10 eoe
Of the Oh Of July next at which time the proposals Va" DC
The PROPOSALS uu be addressed Chief the Bureau Of
Equipment and Recruiting Navy Department an la e
Endorsed Proposals for Materials ior the Navy! na' he may NC us
tlngushed from ether business etes, go ,,,,--
Printed together with instructions to bidders
will furnished persons desire TO bid on Application 70 te
eommandaus the respective nava and those oil AL the laa Oh
T Conmaan each ravyyl and the Purchasing Pavaster Of
will copy If the schedules fthe other yards Tor en-
animation only IN ordef ma persons VINO 10 r,
IS desirable to make application er any OF tne o5s o. io u.s.
he for the whole ola class; and All applications Tor
the examination of samples must be made The oon
proposal accompanied BY certificate from the Collector
Internal Revenue for the district IN (which tue bidder resides mat ne
has license to deal IN the articles Tor which ne proposes ana
further that be manufacturer OF regular dealer m we a
Giles which he Offers 70 supply The gnaranr must be eed W '1
Assessor Of internal Revenue for the diiuin Wch tey reside
will be awarded 10 the who makes the lowest b
gives guarantee required by law the Navy Department how
ervng the right to reject the lowest bid or any "hh may
Sure the f amount required sign the contract and
their must be certified the of the Nav De
the bills until the contract shall have been completed
and eighty per ceutnm of approved IN peae
d. ,,ri ustd bvt
& ~ he Sov1ent viibn ten DAYS after the
shall passed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
The this Burcau numbered and designated - oo"S'
No J. Flax Canvas &C. No. = hsuHarr,
No 2 Cotton Canvas, &c No - ship Chnndlery
No = Iron and steel No. ~ Dry foods
No T. Tin and Zinc No - ltewo@i ADJ Goal
No = Cooking utensils NO ~ whale on
No 10 Leather. No % Galley Iron
40 NS H. H. ia osl' g. 40. 81 cE,i" ITou
No 20 brushes No. % sand
No p Stat1nery No. D. Charcoal
following the classes by their NUMBER required at the res
reciye Navy-la ards: ,--,.
Nos Ia :, 10. 20 q, q, q q r.,.,,.,
C1AKIESTOWN
Nos L. q :. 10. H. 10. %. D. p. -. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

FTHlS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
eighett dav of Jsly A. 1907 Bankruptcy
tuea asss - Estate WILLIAM BRADSTREET the City OF New
York NeNYor and Negiok who has been
Iusi Bankrupt bis Petitions that the payment Of any Debts
deliver belonging such Bankrupt 20 hin. for
transfer Of property BY hun forbidden BY law
Creditors Of the Bankrupt their Debts
AsCes 81 his Estate win he hedGt Court
OF BaBkruDce nodeu City Of New
before Register The eighth day Of August A D. 1851 at
4 O'Clock i.-DItsd July p, 1907. -.
L s. Marshal. h Messenger
Ufefrfe Nal ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
g4utitrs Of 8ankrupttg.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
seyerert isv Of July A. Warrant m Bankrupt!
issued s.si the Estate Of WILLIAM H. ELDER Of the City
oh Nev York County OF Newlork and state OF New
Yora adadged Bankrupt his own petition; that
The pr-rt Of any debts and delivery Of property belOreg
=, 5 E,krup 10 him or for his use. and the transfer Of
orousrtg hc n forbidden BY las; that meeting Of The
er of -e d BANKRUPT prove their debts and % choose
oBe A.gne Of his Estate will be held al Court OF RlS
yprv d, holden l6l Boadway, 10 the CITY Of Nevl orS
before Mr a wilder Allen Register TIE 10th dl Of September
a D. lBj- a. y clock u-Daed july p 1851 r. MURRAY
L. Marshal. IS Messenger
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Sales By Sutton.

AN MERw1s. Aueuoneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN a Co, Broadway cor
ID 4stSae Of Books W orss Of Arr fahs, 1ooa FURNITURE &c
Gso A LEAvrrr. Auctoneer ~ ,-,o ~
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
II mir tst, H,ee and Rghthst LBAVITT, SIREBkGH y
20 CoSaSsxExrs oLIcrED LlsEAEs CATALeo9so AND SOLD
f,y,IcF OF Amy CLorHISe EouIPA9E }
No. ~ Broadway NEv. YORK. Jaly ~ 1877.
T ARGE SALE of PUBLIC PkOfEhI ! "a
Wi No. M a. PUBLIC AUCTION st The Depot oi Army 19ts
M 80 ~ dv commencing al II O'Clock a. M !" pe
continued y 70 day the following auess o. army N N' 1
N'-' 10 900 uubrm Costs
1900 Iniorm Jackets
77Ta Veteran Res Corps Jackets
re on Knit Shirs
40O 90 Coats Qoosmen'sl.
% Great CoEts (ioremens
Isips Wooden Blankets
500 Rubber Blankets
1000 Rubber POnchaA
10 Liued sack Goats.
IG'aD unlned sack Coats
Forage Gaps
O0o pair Bootees. N
$3.50 pair Boots NJ s
ooi Leather Week Stocks
4lgn AZ Feathers.
1DlDyi Knapsscks (Refulstionl.
IIO0 aanns Pstes. Knapsaeks
51Ool llaversaeks (Regustonl
7rJ h1vesacss tknameledl
I5o,l pairs TToWsers, (FOoims5sk
~ iiussar jackets
Ion Straw HNS
2isI Buckles for Trovs-rs
81 yards DARK Blue Cloth
yards Blue Flannel
If2 yards Green MernO.
isq yard, Black Wigans
s4l ysris Black Alpaca
garis Brown Hollands .
Ais, qu,luiy vsuous articles OF sss- nipsfs
Samples of al can be seen al he aepo "hu 1 us Vi SAW
ERMcash in Government funds per down and The balance
asys sn' We sac 1"-'' b Msjor-Gen d IL vINTON,
Asst N Nj L.
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pective Navy-laris.
K1TTBRf.
Nos. la, 10, 20. q. q, q. p
CIARLESTOWN.
Nos 1897, 10, Il, 10, %. p. p li.ll
BRDOKLlN
Nos I,2.3A7 10, 10, ~, p. % q. q. p, u.
PHILADELPHIA
Nos. l,2, 10. % ...
WASHINGTON.
Nos. ?. 20, p, o. "a, 70, - a. o. 49, %.
NORFOLK.
Nos "a 10 % %
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Suruiturt.

cSnrniturt
DEDROOM EEAMELED FURNITURE of
- msnuiare Also solid Chuuut and Walnut Cham
Der plain ornamental II r. FAkklAGTONs No 36S
CanAst opposite WOoste. Establsbed l843
HOLDING SPRING MATTRESSES, Hair,
Hask Moas and 6av Mattresses Feathers &c lst reasonable
the Mandatory Of A. D. FARRELL 10 large bnbing hoA
21O sBj 2i2 Cahalst Jnenon Of Walkerst hsu-York
ZERO REFRIGERATOR, with Water-c0oler
- eoa1l vi Frst pfemils, la06 Wholesale and retail
ALEx LkSLEI, No. 60 Sixth sye N Y bet 55h and oSa M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
TUIS is 10 GIVE NOTICE-That on

YNHlS Is TO CIV NOIICE-l nat on inc
flv A. 1861 Warrant n Bankruptcy was issued
against The El Of NICHOLAS BUTENSCHON, Of the CITY Of
SeYo EewYoTk and state Of New York who has
been ain Bankrupt his petition that the payment Of
ans delivery property belonging TO such bankrupt 70 MIN
or for use transfer Of any property by him forbidden by
meeting the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt 10 prove theT
ASgnees Of his Estate viii DE ha ~ a
Con- -upcv holden the oe Of TIE Register No OS
Broadway In Neu-iOrk, Room No
=. ...t =, m -Dst-d july % 1867. r. MURRAY,
L. S. Marshal. IS Messenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

Two MACHINISTS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received a. this ofcr Roeunia
Ctya irk. un n Of SatunJ - day OF August iSo Tor
supplying. OF Stopcocks aud Fircl JdTaAis, VIA.
70 % In.a 'ioPeoeks
q 90
Is 4
IS Fire H,lrlnts Hsvers Pattern.
- Fire Iiyirsnts Race & Maiiher Sc Pattern.
bach proposal must be- indoi Proposals for stop OILS fna fe
ririus together fh bidder aH date Of offering
The amount required Will be- hr ta NiopcocIs 900,
and Pattern Five II dfan alo sud Tor the Rae
Matthews Pattern Five Irdrtnts ? i.opl
spcieAous of BIDS BE- hal application
this Office THOMAS STlPiiIN-.l Croten q
EObI. L. DARkAGh, Aquruci
a. IS. CRAVEN. board
- - l. L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

PROPOSALS will be received at the Custom
NewYors City. Oc o The Superintendent u kepar.
until August for HEATING TliE THIRD AND FOURTH STORIES
or TIE NEW-YORK CUSTOM HOUSE WITH Low PALSsUkh
RAMHEATING APPARATUS DIRECT RADIATION. The coils
be- appropriately finished CURED with ornameud
The bidder state the price cubic
without ventilation and secondly
heating Of fresh aiI each radiator and IN either
must he warrant space degrees and during the
co The include al the cutting masonry sud psir
tn construction
bidder the and lind Of boilers
(whcer wrought The Kind Of rao nd the amount 81
coo feet 20 be- heated be propose %
both the above
the found dre will be retained until the
efficiency apparatus has well established 20 the satsaoion 81
Authorized ohoe Of The Department. by rs operation during one !a
Proposals. sealed an Endorsed Proposals for Heating Appa
Tor Nrvloh Custom House aud addressed q j. J. MORSE,
SUPERINTENDENT Of Repair j. p MORSE. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
Il q N,r,lal. as Messanger. SoutheEn

NHIS IL TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
tn'h o. JB A. D. 1867 Warrant IN Bankruptcy was issued
szans, c Of JESSE H. ROBINSON OF NeV-lork CITY IN
Conty sr New 0rk who has been Cd Judged
SB'tkp bis petition that the Payment Of any Debts and Dey
a. OF ans Property belonging such Bankrupt 10 him. or for bis
ls any Property boy him forbidden By Law that 4
Meeting Of the said bankrupt prove Their Debts ani
Assgnees Of bis Estate Will be held Court OF
Baskup-c holden No Beekman corner Nassan n the
CITY OF Dwight. Register the
september D. 1885, al Y o'clock mDaed July p
X MURRAY
u S Marshal a. Messenger
Sontherr District of Neu.Y Ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on

4 July D. 1867 Warrant in Bankruptcy was
issued aa Estate OF SiDOR LYON Of The City OF New York IN
he oun NeaYor mad the Of Newlork who bes been al
Judged Basp, his petition that the payment OF any debts
and property ongng such Bankrupt 70 BIN or
for the transfer property by him forbidden nv
Law hst meeting Creditors Of the said Bankrupt prove
Agnees o. bis Eate VIII De
he'll Bankruptcy he holden No 80 Nassau street IN
OF before Edgar khum, Register the Thru
~ AUS A. 1867, at J. clock HDated july p l85
+. MURRAY.
C. IL Vol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

se.a iav fJuy A. D. aWarrau in Bankruptcy
agans the Iste JACOB STERN Of the City Of New ork
and State 81 NeNlork who has been
Audgsa bankrupt his Petition that the PAYMENT OF any
Debt. Of any Property belonging 20 such Bnkup "a
hin or and the Transfer Of Property BY hm are for
hidden Meeting the Creditors Of the said Bankrupt
Asnees bis Estate
will bel Court Of Bankruptcy 70 be holden at No ~ Nassau
kewlork before hechum REGISTER
he secol Of September D. 1907 at twelve o'clock Dated
JAY q, iii-. X MeEtAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23


Ignatz Steck was arrested for the larceny OF
tse was takel possession Of BY tue property elegk 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
Situations @antrS cftmal,s.

SITUATION WANTED by young WOMAN
- as NURSE SRAMSTRBSS LADYS MAID good city refer
Call Montgomery House OF Thirty tTs' ana
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-05-09
A New and Grand Epoch in Medicine.

DR MAooIEI Is the founder of n new Medical Sys.
TEN! The QaantttArians, whose vast internal doses
enfeebie the stomach and paralyze the bowels must
give precedence to the who restores health and
appetite, with from one to two Of his extrsord mary
Pills. and the most virulent with or
Of his wonderful and al healing save. These two
great specifics of the Doctor fast superceding all
the stereotyped nostrums Of the day Extraordinary
cures By MAggies Pill's and 6slve have opened the
eyes Of the public to the insciency of the callsd
remedies Of Others, and upon which people have
long blindly depended MaggieI's Pills are not OF the
class that wallowed by the dozen, and Of which
every box full taken creates absolute necessity for
another. One or two Of Naegie's Pills su6ices to
place the bowels In perfect ORDER tone the stomach,
creates appetite, and render the spirits light and
buoyant There is.no gripine, and reactionin the
form ofconstipation. fths liver affected It's func
lions restored; and nthe nervous system is feeble
IT invgoroted This last quality Lakes the nedi
ctnes desirable for the wants Of delicate females
Ulcerous and eruptve diseases literally extin-
guished BY the dsenfectant power Of Maggies Salvs
In fact 10 here ANNOUNCED that Maggisls Bilious,
Dyspeptic and Diarrh9a Pills cure where all others
fail. While for burns, Scalds, Chiihains, Cuts and
eli Xbrasons OF the skin Magyies Saive 10 infaibe.
Said by MAG0IEL, II Pine Street, New York; by
HALL SCHMUCKER In Upton, and all drug
gists, at - cents per box. vl3n39
"COUNTERFEITS Buy no Maggiel Pills or
salve with little pamphlet inside the hox. They
bogus The genuine have name Of ] HAyd ock on box
with name Of J. Maggel ~ d: The genuine have the
Pill surrounded with white powder"
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Consumption Cured by Dr.. Schenk's Nedi.
cineS.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system must he
prepared 80 that the lungs will heal, Toaccom-
plish this, the liver and stomach must first be
cleansed and an appetite created for good
wholesome food, which, by these medicines
will be digested properly, and good healthy
blood made thus building up the constitution.
SCIENK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse the
stomach of all bilious or mucous accumula-
tions and. by using the Sea Weed Tonic in con-
nection the appetite is restored.
SCHENk'S PULMONICSYRUPis nutritious
as we'll as medicinal, and, by using the three
remedies, all impurities are expelled from the
system, and good, wholesome blood made,
which will repel all disease. If patients will
take these medicines according to directions,
Consumption very frequently, in its last stage
yields to their action. Take the pills frequent
ly, to cleanse the liver and Stomach. 1t does
not follow that because the bowels are not cos
tive they are not required, for sometimes in
diarrhtsa they are necessary. The stomach
must be kept healthy, and an appetite created
to allow the Pulnonic Syrup to act on the res
piratory, organs properly and allay any irrita-
ton. Then all that is required to perform a
permanent cure, is to prevent taking cold. Ex-
else about the room as much as possible, eat all
the richesr food-fat meat, game, and in fact,
anything the appetite Graves but be particular
and masttcate we'll end W. ca. MO Tyr.
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WANTED WHIsKy.-Last Saturd

WANTED WHIsKY.-Last Saturday
night three young mon whose depraved
appctites caused them to thirst for whis-
Ky, called upon the keeper Of the Rail
Road Saloon to let them in that they
might get the wherewith to slake their
thirst. The saloon keeper having closed
his doors for the night did not heed their
call, whereupon they pitched a large
rock through his window ~ evidence
that their demands must be complied
with. This procedure did not have
the desired effect, when one Of them,
being of vigorous muscle, gently kicked
in the pannels Of the door. They were
Immediately admitted, but whether they
got either whisky or beer our informant
sayeth not. Had these young men been
faithful members Of the Good Tsmplar
organization they would not have thus
sinned against good order and manhood.
They would choose naught but spark
ling cold water to quench their thirst,
and would not be caught entering
lager beer saloon to get It. It would be
fas better, young men, to live soberly
and uprightly, thereby becoming re-
spectcd members Of society.
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On last Sabbath, four young men from
the country, apparently forgetting the
day ofthe week, came to town, and At.
ter having absorbed q plentiful supply
Of bad beverage" concluded to have
some sport. While wandering around
they came across several Boheminns, in
little grove just inside Of the town
limits, whom they proposed to ''clean
out" Messrs. Bohemians prepared for
action, wnereupon our young ''galoots"
retreated nimbly. The Marshal hear
ing Of their performances, started in
pursuit Of them, and finally "treed"
them In patch Of hasle brush just out
side Of the bounds Of his Jurisdiction;
and we will leave them there.
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D0-It IL acknowledged by Physicians,
Druggists, md every body else who ever
used it, that DR.. Strickland's Cough
Balsam willcure Coughs. Colds, Asthma,
sdy known. We would recommed our
readers to try this great remedy, know
ing 1t to be A No. /. nl6w4
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1t will be seen by advertisement in an
other column that Mrs. Craighead is pre-
pared to weave carpet for all who may
desire her to do 20. She has the repu-
tation Of being splendid weaver. Take
your work to her.
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such 1900 aess aseasnSnh slaggard,
the old 1sn ofths g.. Xant6ippe,
Blue- BeArd, 0eilio, and Caliban; BY C.
q. Ha1aWoll.t 4Oldpert In winter; BY T..
w. Higginson. Marble Quarries; A
POEM BY Gen. H. B. Sargent. The Gus
TOM q Burial with the Head toward the
East; BY Rev. n. L. rockingham. He
E0es Of Central Africa; BY W.. Winwood
Reas1e. Reviews and Literary notices.
TrCKNoR 4 FIELDS, Publishers, Boston.
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LosT.-On Monday evening, April
10th, dark brown victorine was lost
near the residence Of VIM. Bagley. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving 1t
with Mrs. VIM. Bagley.
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Proceedings Of the Town Council Of
linton.

Upton.
MONDAY EVENING. May 9Th. 1887.
Council met at the Mayors office, at
the regular time of meeting.
Present, VIM. Elliott, Mayor; 8. l..
Smith, Recorder; Trustees-J. E. Boyn-
ton, J: w. Rull, L. L. Sweet, J. Focht
and VIM. Dean. Mayor Elliott in the
chair. Minutes of the previous meeting
read and approved. The Chairman 81
COMMITTEES on streets and alleys report
ed the bids received for furnishing stone
for the use of the town. On motion of
Mr.. Sweet the Committee were author
lied to contract for 90 much stone as
might be deemed necessary.
The Chairman Of Committee on Pub
lie Square reported bids received for
fencing the same. On motion the Com
mittee was instructed to contract for
fencing the same.
8. L. Smith presented the following
resolutions:
Res0lved, That the reports Of COM
mittees, resolutions, bills and accounts
be made In due form of writing and un-
less 60 made notice will not be taken
thereof. On motion adopted.
An ordinance relating to the impound-
Ing Of stock was presented, and on mo-
ton, referred to the Committee on Ordi-
nance.
An Ordinance requiring travelling
physicians TO pay . license, was present.
ed, and upon calling the roll the follow
Ing persons voted In its favor: j. Z.
Boynt0n, J. w. Bull, L. u. Sweet, j.
Focht, VIM. Dean, s. L. Smith and
VIM. Elliott; nays none. Mayor Elliott
called the attention Of the Council to the
necessity Of appointing Fire Warden.
9. L. Smith was nominated, and receiv-
ing majority Of all the votes cast, was
declared duly elected. Mr.. Bull offered
an amendment to ordinance 81, entitled,
An Ordinance Amending an Ordinance
Relating to Fire Warden. All present
voted In favor Of it, passage.
The bill Of Clark 4 Milford for $ll, 80
was presented, and on motion allowed,
and Recorder instructed to issue
an order for the amount claimed,
The bill Of Nelson Orion, for six dol
lars, was presented and allowed, and
Recoder instructed to issue IN order for
thesAme. On motion the Council ad-
iourued to meet on Monday evening,
Nay 18th at o'clock.
8. i. SMITH Recorder.
ss.tss. VIM. ELLIOTT Mayor.
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TIE Iowa STATE RroIsrER, publish
ed at Des Moines, has been enlarged
the Daily to m sight-column, and the
Weekly to : ten column paper-mak-
ing t~s Of the largest papers published
In tho State, and contain more State
news than any other Of our exchanges.
In politics the STATE REGISTER u radi.
cal Republican, and viii be ever found
battling Tor the right and humanity. All
who desire to keep posted in our State
matteEs, and who are interested IN the
rapid growth and development Of Iowa.
shoald aUbsCribe for Il.
TEnlla or WsEKLY.-Ons copy, one
year, - Ave copies, $50; ten copies, 4lS:
twenty oopios. and one to person getting
up the club, Us; forty copies, $50. Any
pereou get0ng up club Of 40. Or more.
viii tscsivc the daily Tor one year.
VA, DAiL ~. sopy, one yea, n 3D. 4
-
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Report Of Punctuality and Department
OF pupils in High School Department Of
Upton Union School, for month ending
April 18th, 1857. (Scholarship omitted
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Cedar County Sabbath School Asso.
citation

Cl0ClOU.
Programme Of exercises to be held ut
the German Reform Church, on We'd
nesday morning and afternoon, and at
the Congregational Church in the even
ing, May 18th, 1857.
FIRST sEssIoN-lO A. N.
I. Opening Service.
III. Organization Of the County Sabbath
School Society.
III. Election of Officers for the year.
~. Reports of the different Sabbath
Schools in the County.
V. Addresses on The Relation of the
Sabbath School to the family, the
church and the State.
vi. Singing.
VII. Addresses on the best methods OF
preparing Sabbath School Lessons.
VIII. Addresses on the matter of having
uniformity OF Lessons.
TX. Singing.
SECOND sEssIoN-sP.N.
!. Opening Exercises 49,
II. Question Drawer.
III. On best methods of conducting
Sabbath Schools.
~. Singing.
V. On the propriety and duty of inter-
csting and instructing children in
the cause Of Temperance.
III. Singing.
THIRD sEssIoH-7LP.
l. Short addresses on the great office of
Sabbath Schools, and conversion of
children.
II. Singing.
III. Short addresses on, Should there
not be hearty cooperation of all
friends Of Christ In the Sabbath
School work?
~. Singing.
Y. Closing Exercises.
Each session will be called to order at
the ringing Of the bell.
KENNEDY,
chm OF Com. to arrange Programme.
H POUND, Sec.
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THE Iowa State Business College, at
Davenport, In one Of the best institutions
in the west, and young mea wishing to
prepare themselves for active business
column.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-A business and
dwelling horse combined, In Tipton, for
sale Or exehanae for land. Enquire OF
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-05-09
!, REV. @. +. RAKER will preach ct the
court house, on next Sunday, at l0l q
M, and ct Virginia Grove u 81 p. M.

-. Rev.. r. A. Ferguson, formerly Of
Henderson county, Illinois, has assumed
the pastosl chargesof the Cumberland
Presbyterian church, Of Pedee, in this
county, and began his labors on the Sec
ond Sabbath in May.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-05-09

Go 10 Hall 4 Schmucker's for your
tobacco and segars. :
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s;NasAnIYD.

Apetl. ~. In. ~ Hsvrn. A. Ferguson. Mr.
Henry T. Pierce and Miss Esther ". CcrkeI; all
OF Pedee, Cedar county. Iowa.