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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERT
Do.

PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE ~ COIN,
PITY YEARS TO RUN,
THEE or 4. S. TAX.
ISSUED BY THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS. AND
MINNEsOTA RAILWAY company.
THESE BONDS, At TIlE PRICE. YIELD ~ CURRENCY
Ten PER CENT PER ASNUM.
A limited quantity for sale at 90.
We recommend these bonds az the best secured
and most profitable investment ever offered.
Pamphlets. with maps. giving full information, fur
nished by
HENRY CLEws g. Co, No. 81 WALL-sT., n. Y,
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Ghantss for CUISINES fltn.

GREAT OPP0RTUNITY.-Six Shares for
n SALE Of the MACHINE for PUTTING UP PACKAGES
tobacco herbs 6cayeuted by O. Vas oeckea conpsts
ana order Or trial Capitalists invited ~ call Mr. LOSBRBs.
No 1873 Ciualst., n Y.
nor SALE-STATE RIGHTS of BARNESs
Patent Extension Spring BED BOTTOM Il hAs been nearly
years given the asacOn Apply 70 q. W.
BARNES SON, No. 3l5i BoweTy, n 4
@O 000 WANTED-To extend the manu-
- SsOOO heturs Of staple ARTICLE de1ssl Constants
and proatsh will bear the closest scrutiny FOR pafaAss al
dress G.. H. c. Box NJ. ~ Tribune Office
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Corporation 1utit,s.

C.NS~NNN~
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc notice 10
hereby gwen occupant or occupants o.
aud Lots p proved or unimproyod Lands aisee tne
oace Of the for examination By all persons ia'sre'
,r..h,.,o,
and Laght streets a..
gg For sewers Second from Seventy fourth 70
and through Seventy dnh 10 Thru aseoue
The embraced by such Assessment Include al the sewers
and lois Ground vacant Lots pieces parcels Of Laui .ul "a
Frs sides Of Naudan street ron Green cn 70 80
streets 10 half the block the irtertens see
" Sullivan from broome 20 SprnS streets an % s,, street.
from Greenwich the extent OF bali the oo $3.50
ptrrsrctipg streets sides Of Washington, from Ne
nd both washington
s,s IN the extent block all utersectag streets ,S
all the lots lying betEeen hadsoh 80
avenues ,ui SeTeutT!ouh and Seventy ai
the easery side OF Second avenue ce'HceH $780,
AM persons whose interests are Affected b. The above sa 81 ne.
mrp, and opposed the same OF MIL hi HART,
cs.te 10 prossn their objections wrups 20 ~ Al Chambers
C,imsn Of the Board Of Assessors. az 1sir once W. =
street. within thirty from The dstc 81 ~
' EMANUEL hA0l' $3.50.
RICHARD TWEED, BOant Of As'e'sSn
THOMAS b. ASlhN,
RICHARD NJ HENRY; ,ao
oa,. po,rd Of Assessors NswloFk JAY ~ lS------
,,o,nr,T, METROPOLITAN FIES jnl, lS isss
0EEcE BG.E9, ., Sf3 TRACT0RS.-Sealed
'IO ,rdo,ed addressed TO Ihs s,esi So
u proposal g Beard the eeeioS OF ~ en- Of KesYsTk.
tm 81 Telegraph Tor FIRE AasI % " tss 18th
Nl be receiver Csnrs Sth raiAs0. t,t. a. a
The P1a ssT bgndFsd Automatic Stree, o1es or a.
so t NJ. IN eighty stations, Win n0' "0''
sTs@s poles wires, and several Attachments "
oua and improved ,,,,s The right reject any Or
The N.n isssspsut embrace peI!sS' Aur
Weea can Obtained 90 II seeretAry
sPecine-N - Raari CHAS. r
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THHE EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANh,
A No 33 S.ythave Booths Thsater BuidaS)
will omen % MONDAY, July 2ltn
SIX PER CENr INTEREST ALLOWED oS-ALb
SUMS FROM . TO $1,000
Free from GOvernueat Tax
Ny. s,o,ted before August 1T interest from Jgy sL
WILLIAM ". GILES President
HORACN X. TliCRBER. lst Nlcc.Fres-
HUGH MURRAY, d llcoFrest
Isaac s. BARRETT Secretary .u...,
v-frrr,,tv GILES MICHAEL CONNOLLY,
HORACE X. THURBER, bANih,li a, =. SWSS Ar
HtGU MURRAY, nhNna 'Tr,IIrppvp
HENRY : OSBORN, FtNNh - u nSt'DH'
ELIAS q IAWRLNCB. JAMES CANSN,
uEVpy WISH JANIS BARRON.
ii,iTS 4 pi.pER WM T.. MCDERMOrT,
In'y,R tIESEy EDWARD SMITH
rpuS a. Tn'EIJERY AUGUST r. MATrLAGE,
BERNARD l.. ACkEkMANN,. Eta.h IA a NY yA''NN'
""ttn1,sE n NyLgS VINCENT G. king.
1ryRY L,sSiNG CHARLES MArrLAGG
VNILIIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK,
w Conner Of south Third and fcarthsts Brooklyn h D. Vaie
WllamsbaIshI L. l.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
D.ro a., hereby notified annual Interest Al The rate
Of six PER CENT per s Of Three Dollars anl Na
that shall deposited THREE mooas on tht hr uy o. July ue
Will be paid % .epos.ors o. aad ateG NoGiay Suy ~
FREE FROM GOVERNMENT TAN.
Interest called for viii be psi to tho credit oil depoAof' as
prime pal. interest from July l. m, -. t...,
made on the Oh day Of July viii draw Interest
from the htsL - ,-r- ,s.,.-. 81 h.t,,v, ,s,c.,tsN
% no ,ioc a m until o'clock D. and aso Mondays aud
Saturdays nom O'CLOCK p H. --"' - '' GEORGE PICARD
President
W ,1a.S,, Wi E5ss. vicsPrs.Aisatr
'A'"iN ' sANuAL TRusLov.
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THE MARKETS.
iCsreflly reported for Tag TRnUSEl

' WEpvEsDAY. JILL q. 1859.
AsHES-The msttet steady the demand gut saes Of 20 bills at
& 2sIns7 b7l for Pots Pearls nominal
reduction ou' better de
from sDun free and the market
o,e irregular: 4J9 bales o. lat EVENING" Of
which 1850 we're taken spuucrs and 40 b. speuaors sales 'o
az loo bs Low Miung for December We quote fovs;
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.

Length Of road III niles from Danve west to Pekn on The
line o the Oldest principal roi 10 the state oh amount
m bond, ~ less than $4,000 nile secufcl ~ AFS
MortsaFe on tbe emit property of the Company 49,
Capital stock. BJO0o large portion Of when has aeAi oeen
pai IN. .. -, 1871 81. -. .b,i. iJ,. ,,d
,.tl Ia With the proceeds o stock subscriptions
portion cf the road sompe!e aud The balance Hs hS
areT rapidly going dosn A.
s Win ali The through Sesi orA and Baltimore DanHe
Ntb he Toledo Wabash. and Western.
n h., ais. connections vita the Mississippi and Missouri
Rivers aud Union Pacific r. X ,,--.,-- L. . .-.,h
g been appointed agents Tor the sale ~ these bonds We vita
great confidence ohcr them TO our customers
ssnsi b passing through the garden Of lno state vel
agricultural productions ana rapid increase
aud popuon through large manufacturing ous
and With syusbe railroad connections making through me
some idea otr value Of ay property the State he formed
looking tue ssasHsof the earnings Of all he Ie' no" s
pred - st., a., NIL. c..,., 49,. Ci,,,yo and
Alton aad Chicago Burngaa and Quincy Roads are all sehng az
20 nearly While OF them are more niapg
% them s Is much GREATER han Ah oi
the uk % thu road may not so
h as either The Bonds coayebe iutS ''oA al
par option s holder and mas be registered IN the he OF Tue
any time hdeslred. -.-- -.
Ne bAys sony Thoroughly examined the d aud country along
the line and reputation saying better il'eheH' eau
be made 10 any FIRST MORT ~ Bonds ,
Az The present price they pay - per cent
advantage Of being aud the prospeoJ"f aspe advance
The ,ocE Of which ihs be c'n'ce
Price 95 accrued interest both In eureJ Bouia o"uei W
express free OF charge 800. -. T.. -.
change without cOmmSsDn
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moderate demand martet receipts small few carloads
eem hIe sold 81, bot ir mng price s97c Barley Malt
ebnEee Oas hgeri stedi trade demand at ls2ie 6rSaf
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TREASURY DEPARThESr,
ovzIcE o. ruE suPEsyHsS AEGHlrEcr jay u, 1913

OFFICE oy rHs SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. jay H. "os .,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received unu 1
y IL ofthe 3 1902 Tor all and the Shs OF the lAoN
FENCE ad STONE coping usoag the United states PoPsV 90
t. PARK NesYok Broadway, 90 eet on fATh
i connection between them, being q" e more ~
Fence and Coping viii require be removed Or before u.
IAN v August next al portions remasSg % the ground aver
dat date will lie forfeit 10 the United states g..
Proposals must Endorsed Proposals. for Iron FeSee 400 Se
C and vii, be addressed the undersigned The Deps'
f he glt 10 reject any all Of the bids n u De dend
M th interest tie 70 DO so and any b th @ u'
arm n eyery respect this advertisement viii not De considered
A b MULLBfT Supervising Architect Treasury pepaS.neoS
rJrO CONTRACT0RS.-SE PROPOS-
AIS will BY the Board Of Trustees Of the village OF
Meant Vernon TUESDAY August 1909, fot euaNatnG
f and buug sRwB through Fourth avenue Of sld ,g
uu 10 plans specifications which be seen at We store OF
Nm SeLt Fourth avenue ~ H. r. r. Depot nj Neraoa.
\ y Tie the rg 70 reject anJ OF al pre-
~ not deemed satisfactory By order OF t- Boar o. Trustees
VI. Vernon, Juiy n, 1909 WI T. NLn'"h' 80
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stocks and Government Bonds. The disbursements by
the Treasury Department to-day, on account OF the bond
purchases increased the amounts offering on CALL ana at
the close the market was abundanty supplied CONNER
cial naper is in better demand at sdlO per cent
Sterling Exchange continues firm but dun on basis
OF 11O0Os for juno day bills and ITO. 9los for sight
bills.
The transactions at the Office Of the Assistant Treas
urer were Receipts for Customs, s533OOO; for Gold
Notes $4,000 total Receipts 1892 gas o. total Pay
ments. s5774 O6S a.; Balance So, TIT 656 90.
Mr. W. White, Cashier OF the National Currency Bank,
has received the appointment Of Cashier Of the Sub
Treasury, under Assistant Treasurer Butterfeld. Mr.
White is well fitted for the position and was not an APP
plicant for the office.
The London Economist Of July 10 has the following in
reference TO American securities:
There has been q better demand this week for United
States Government bonds, owing, as In other depart
liberation Of the dividend on COnsOs and the growing
difficulties which are again felt OF finding suitable en-
ployment for surplus capital The 1861 issue Deh less
relatively to the bonds but lattery more attention
has been directed to them as the security Is IN every re-
time from Of the order issuing from the Secre
taTy to the Treasury to purchase up Government bonds
to be eXtiugushed imparts strength to the Market
which may be expected to improve the absence OF any
return 70 uneasness on political grounds
The following the changes in the statement OF the
Bank Of England for the week ending July compared
with the previous week:
Decrease IN ' other ssoue discounts ard 1902
Seiss's IN 1 ,erTs o notes and com 57J
Total amount Of reserve Of notes and
Minimum Of discount tIed June 1909 per oe
Decrease IN cash and StI8
Increase In discounted az go
S nsss I so, sSo"Di remains as fi:i MiJ 30 per
norm BANKS ToeErHEh =. -, ~, .t.
Coin and Bullion, Notes 10 Clregauon
baRk OF FIHnee'''''' 500 ''O0''oY0
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Toial,........... Jy'Syi J57 S5'I94l"E rEL1lv.Vf
From this IL well be that 692 per cent OF the I'M
norris CT ncr cent OF the exports per OF the
iexports were carried in foreign vessels The domestic
exports expressed in currency values, except mer
chandse from the Pacific ports and specie aud bullion.
The value OF foreign commodities remaining IN ware
house MAY 81 1862 was S56lO5l92 against 3Ol6,O3 IN
Nav ls6s. The statements are followed by summaries
giving the totals Of imports exports reeNpOrs' ware
house transactions, ana tunnage, by months, since july
1867.
Number and tunnage Of American and foreign vessels
entered and cleared in the foreign trade during the II
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proposals.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. jane 90 1862
PROPOSALS FOR REVENUE STEAM CUT
TBRSProposals will he received this Department until u
Wednesday the 2 day the gr Reeve
Cutters Of Wood lou Propeller aud three SIDE Nhse.
Specifications furnished bidders application
letter this Department tue Collectors Of Customs
Boston NeWYork Philadelphia sud Baltimore Proposals should be
sealed and addressed ~ the Secretary the Treasury aud i1deed
envelope,
"Propossb Tor Builiiag Revenue Steam Cutters"
GRO. s BOUTWELL, Secretary Of the TretsurJ.
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From Washington we learn that the monthly report OF
the Bureau Of Statistics which goes to press to-day eX-
hibs the statistics OF our commerce and navigation FOR
the month OF Nav 1862 and for the eleven months ended
May 81 1863, compared with the eleven months ehueu
May 81, 1865. The following Is a synopsis:
Months eHiei Imports. Exports hefhpoIl'
NAV 3l ls5a..,...,......, su5nog9 eDlB53I FJ2s599
NAV 81 ig6l.............. 35DllJO l5JJ86E 06i,J3i
Eleven months ended May
Eleven months ended May
81, 4.ltob%f1 4Vi'''io
Proportions OF the fore going shipped In American aud
foreign during the Al months ended May 81 loOJ
American vessels. l22 4o5,50l Sl23,1Jb3l SlsIlZt55
Foreign vessels 27i9gt8 254I'l,4So b,Vo6,Hl
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alike with Jews, and with Christians.
Ours is kindred sentiment. The land
Of the church Is equally the land Of the
lodge. The success Of the missionary Is
the success of the free mason, and the
glowing strains of the English poet
have as direct an application to the
heart OF him who wears the square and
compass, as to him who partakes of the
supper of the Lord. 1.-THE poem Is the
termination of Pope's Messiah.)
Rise, crowned with light, Imperial Salem rise,
Exalt thy tow ring head and lift thine ey es !;
See new race thy spacious courts ndorn; 4
See future sons and daughters yet unborn,
In thronging ranks on every side arise,
Demanding life, Impatient for the skies.
See barbarous nations Mt thy gates attend,
Walk in thy light and In thy temple bend: 81
See thy bright affairs thfonged with PROSTATE
kings nh.# s...@
And hcaped with products of Labacan springs
For thee Idum ELS spicy forests grow, '.-~-z
And seeds Of gold In Ophir mountains glow :
See heaven its spa lling portals tide display
And break upon thee in a flood Of day.
No more the rising Yunlha II gid The morn
Nor evening C'y NJ tina Nh Her silver horn:
But lost, dissolved in thy superior rays,
One tide Of glory, one uncloudcd blaze
Pcrvades thy courts; the LIGHT Ill MsELF shall
t.~ shine TuA..s s5l5 tr~& "" .s
Revealed and Gods eternal day be thine:
The seas shall fail, the sky in smoke decay,
Rocks fall to dust, and mountains melt away,
But fixed Iiis word lis promise still remains,
Thy realm forever lasts, thine own Messiah
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TIE CEDAR DISTRICT COURT viii be-
gin its June term at the court house in
Upton on Monday, June eth. A Dock
ct of but medism length and contain
ing no eases ofpeculiar interest is to be
gone through with.
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CoScERr.-We are Informed that the
Upton Musical Association propose
soon to give the public in this vicinity
musical trsatln the shape of a concert
1t will probably transpire about the sth
ofnext month, before which time We
hope to be able to give further particu-
lars. gn. foa .,al1 ="
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A cable dispatch authoritatively states
that there is no truth in the reported
alliance between England, France and
Spain against the United States.
The result Of the election Of members
of the French Corps, Legislatif is favor
able to the Government. One hundred
and ninety-three Government candi-
dates and ninety opposition candidates
have been elected. ttb re
"A steamer is building near Bridgeport,
Jackson county, for the navigation OF
the Maquoketa river. It is twelve feet
beam and seventy-eightr in length, was
launched Wednesday last, and will
make its first trip to Maquoketa on July
ith.
Josh Billings says he will never pat
ronize 4 lottery so long as he can hire
anybody else to rob him at reasonable
wages. egs4r.e- .z sg H. sF.E.
I Is said that when a Russian hus-
band neglects to beat his wife for a
month or two, she begins to get alarm
ed at his Indifference. s#a
A person who was recently called into
court for the purpose Of proving the
correctness Of a Doctors bill, was asked
whether the doctor did not make sew
eral visits after the patient was out of
danger" No. replied the witness, 1
considered the patient in danger as long
as the doctor continued his visits
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FOR YOUNG MEN,
On the r,,;ra Passion in Youth and larry Man,
hoo" withs SELF HELP for The ErrlnS anu
fortunate. Sent IN sealed lS'tsf snvs sn
i .T,nH Rnx p. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Syl
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MASON FRUIT JARS are the most reli-
able selfsaaliug jars in the market. The
hest is the cheapest. 2Ow4
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Farm for Sale.

4 good improved farm of 10 Acres. situated
mo mile east OF Upton. Ui. the nDrLis %it OF
he township line rpad running e7t>t from
Gown A conf r!tblc mousse of four rooms Is
,pou the premises: also. Iowa stable corn
n lbs two wells &c. The abpN" described
property will be sold upon liberal terms. For
s,rhcr particulars enquire 81 the .Hh.rfInrr.
@Bul AbNiN lttAA NV
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Coon thread . cents spool Warrant.
ed 200 yds. J ut Cobb 4 Wetzeps. M
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TOOTH PAsTE.-Professor Benefits
"Unrivalled" sold ~ travelling agents,
and u thssDesssi oalOe Or T.. T. Rigby.
RED SEBr nee. = Rev Il George
Elliott will preach next Sabbath morn
ing, CsOtAJ 1t tiSss usual hour, in the
presbyteAAAbAorch in this place. o
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Dissolution Notice.

EINIIE 60 premiership of LtLbEKrSoS. JACK
l CO. has this day been dissolved by mn-
tuil cansent-Ii NJ. FCLWIDF.I. retiring from
has mess. The business Will hereafter he con-
Quoted in the name of CtLBElifStN& JACK.
The unsettled accounts of the late firm Of
Culbertsan Jack Il Co. will he settled by the
new nrm. All indebted to the House Will
please make prompt payment. lSNi
April 10Th, 1863 . ..
tTLBERTSON, JACK & co.
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Coon pair pants for two dollars at
Casad & Gilmore's.
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READ LIB. Wright's Brick notice in
.not,frT rhfnmn IL @iJ DS1JFL1GS
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS con-
venes for. itS June Session on Monday,
the 7th prox: The honorable h6Ay n
fortunate In not having u, s. Marshal
at hand to see that the proper taxes are
1ayiesA.s@~& },ilr, v4aEr .,fA Ea.~ ...-- t81H
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

Notice is hereby given that the Partnership
lately existing tween Geo. w. piilaway and
Joseph B. Diiaway, expired on the first day
of Nav, 1869, by mutual consent.
Geo ". Diiiawny will continue the business
mt the old stand and is authorized to settle all
debts due TO and by the company.
GEO w. DlfI.AWAl.
pow. JOSEPH y. nil f.A"Al.
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YOUNG 10 GALES.

I HAVE. bought the C,ELEPRATFD RUN
i MING STALLION, 10 GALFS, for $2,lQ0.
lie was taken to the south part Of Illinois carly
last spring, and put under training; making
his half mile inside OF iS seconds.
I0GATES is n fine blood bay, Is banda
hiElI; he Mas Sired by Wnl. &. Long sJO GALss:
his dam ny old sShyinek: he by Cox. NAnstS
celebrated running horse 10 Gales; he BY I'M
ported Marlborough: his dam by impOrte.l
butcheSs. loCSa ln GALES daM MAS sired
ny Meadi"y, and otai ni : AiiEhnyer mare.
stock t., call and see him. lie will b. kept ~
.yy ffrcry stable in Upton, Iowa.
fEEMS.-S2o to insure.
.mlU JOHN CONFER, ITO
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A GeoD CoAT for three dollars at
Casad & Gilmore's.
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OvER four Thousand gross OF Mason's
self sealing fruit jars were sold in the
west, last year, and over. twenty thou
sand gross in the United States. ,r~.+.
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HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract
SARSAPARILLA
ERApIcATls ERrrTIvE AND ULcEnArIvE DisEasEs



a.. Throat, Nose. Eyes. EyeIds, Scalp, and Skin,
Which so disiigure the appearance. Puiu;IN6 the
evil effects of nercnry and removing All tnntS, the
remnants of DISEASES hereditary or otherwise, and
is taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect
SAFETY.
TWO IA BLE.SIOONFUIS of the Extract of Sarsa-
parilla added 10 pint of water Is equal to the lashon
Diet Dunk, and bottle l. equal to gallon of the
syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the decoctions us usually
made.
AN INTERESTING LETTER is published in the
MedicoN hirurgcal Review on the subject Of the EN-
tract of Sarsaparilla In certain affections by Benjn
min Travers. f. r. s. &c Speaking of those diseases
and diseases arising from the excess of mercury. he
states that no remedy is equal to the Extract of Ssrsa-
parilla its power is extraordinary, more than any
other drug am acquainted with 1t II, In the strctcst
sense tonic with this invaluable attribute that it Is
applicable to state of the system sunken, and yet
irritable renders other substances of the tonic
class untv s,ilable injurious.
HELMBOLNS
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla,
Established upwards of Is years Prepared
ii. r. HELHBOLD,
DRrGHIsr AND CHEMIST,
s't-E2Gl so 81 broadway. n. Y.
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1000 Acres of Land

In Iowa and Missouri. | will sell cheap ana
on reasonable terms. or exchange for improN-
ed property In Cedar county, 4, Ho acres OF uh.
In, uroyod choice prairie lands in Iowa and
Missouri. A descriptive list can he seen at my
Office in Upton.
Nav 9th, 1855 ST.. SMITH.
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IMPROVED
c. HIM NJ E Y T OP

Tl,HE SIMPLEST, most practicable, cheapest.
| and neateSt contriSance yet invented. IL
has been thoroughly tested with complete sue
cess 1t protects the brick work at the top OF
the chimney. II prevents the escape u any
sparks from chimney or pipe, thus awarding.
ne rfectlv harmless, hough it take hfs tnihA.
stormiest weather In no way inte-fsxtnSs Win
the draft Of the chimney. IL was nMArasb 10s
mas received tue rirst prenaiAns Wisesevsf GA
hibised, 4 WARMING. p...,. Ia
urased CHIMNEY Top will he prosecuted.
Township and County rights for sale by
r. r. ROM10,
,aana Clarence, low a.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-27

REDUCED FARE.-We learn from the
Cedar Falls Gazette that Mr.. Melendy is
making arrangements with the differ
cnt railroads and stage lines. to carry
delegates to the State Convention, ut re-
lluced rates. - %' '+S>'@'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-27
cLARxA MuiroRD,
!, ,h,ishers and 1Sropri e O RS.
Renkblican County Convention,

CALICO cents per yard ct Cobb &
WetZel's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-27
HATS and caps taii new styles at
Cobh& Wetsel's.s9 10 ~


Books AND SrATIoNERY.-A want
which has long been felt in the commu-
nifty VIII be fully supplied by the new
enterprise Of Messrs. Morrow l. james.
This firm have purchased the fragment
AIRY assortment of goods recently owned
by Mr.. S. s. Daniels, and are adding to
1t all that Is necessary, to make up the
stock Of a first class Book and Stationery
store, including full line Of school
books. blank books, and legal blanks rs
well as n choice assortment of the
most popular works of history, biog-
raphy uand fiction, and the current Pc
RIDDLES llterturs Call on them at the
Post office, and examine their stock
II they have not what you may wish,
they viii luke pleasure in ordering it at
oncc. Ar "a - ~ E s-@ sxYs
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-27

THE cheapest black silk in Iowa at
Cobb & Wetzel's.