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Included IN this weeks Wheat 5000 bahels California
HATTIE receipts have been liberal bot s good dsnts1
are upAltered holders dnc Cor slipping a1d ~
for Retail lots selling sldS 81 Is for LoBg Rye an 90
soc for Short do
PBMP-Mauia 10 noierae request and steady We sh.
gold; kinds q inactive and nominal
HOPS are Em; We qaots New s922c. and DO PS a.
Good l6dlOc.
hOLASSESTbere been moderate movement 10 Fogs
the market lacks strength, except choice stock saes 20 .
Porto Rico at Sc
NAVAL sToRES-spr, Turpen.lne quiet the bnsness sc .
being holders main arm to,e
cold fair foil
At x2dx3C5 OtheT articles
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NETWORK AND .NEW-HAYEN Rail
N ROAD

IN
Wik SvHc, hRRa HWy VI
Passenger ':s SS fss; ;' sE#;SsE
POI Ne. Raven and Bridgeport (EI il:o m 1871; (EIl'
ia1 a5 sa.isa t.i Ss ss.aSe w.po n
yor sos..I. 100 400 go n,ntn ia:ls EI) 800
d ~ b 5s .1' e. i!G 20 t s 90 80 "a
Ior stamford T. (I ll:9O. M lals tEIJ 2:i' 'EI).
~ fsr co G. s. - 'Gs $50 m Els IS I 7se
rs cs,'s,I AID al, iY,sI:d,' stations al IL" '
Boston ,,,cr,,.o ro.,v,
Tor Boston via Springfield 9 = N CgIL SlBIh gI)pn
fSI s ssSS and SnS,, Lin. Is a S.
FoI Conn.etsu, River R.s.d Er) n:l'p m to M'asr',,
FoI Hartford ProSdsne. and E'hI Railroad, EIhA n n'H
For Haven Es-Londos and stouugOu Railroad at So m
FOR Canal Railroad n ,oop to Northampton and wInsas
Fep Hou.stonie Railroad "a m, ,pd3 pm.
& E.;, I'd :. .em .Is.
Rls. s': % %' i Rs % s.s.r
ccnnSd,oos sleeping Can attached to train aud Drawing
Roc. Car to Thea and Js S;is HoYr s.p.,.s...
NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT IN HEwroRK POO, Of Libsr,, at NORTH Rive.
.ad AMER aoSDAi Dee 30 1862 p."sOg" trains vii run "
10 s:ls $50 ,SS ll:i9a n 800. 40 $780,
III ttAvK sfw'ioRR fos SEsr BxReKs-M SIS. 7is ,.p.
s.ys n.x 20 .' f sa' s 81. s m
.: 20 iS.iO il.lO p 10 -. D $50. 49," '''
~ II. 4 KICKER, eabshntspdelt
NJ. BALDWIN. Gsa Passenger Agent
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
0ogR -, PpILADRLPHiA iva csadsu
m. m VIA wtn PbsdtpbiA 1850 a. H.. 10 q 1910 D ~ s.
NJ m NJ 10 sight For Baltimore anil ngioa-s:so
M, NV NJ For South and South wsst-stoA n,
von a., Ih r., wEsr.sSa n, 80 An. MO
shsu, shsnls 80 nrosEh daily vhsst sh,nrs,
And 90 o. H. through Chicago shapss ne
nre.ge .n'o Cincinnati and Chicago daily ssp.sS o.
s.' az s' ''''A'' " Ss.cs s s;
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
~ For LONG BRANCH RED BANK BRICKsBl no MAN
CHESTER. TONS RIVER ks BY Steamer JEssB HOYT q,
Sept %. 1863 ~ NBDBS General MansgaL
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
| - IsLASD-wIsfER hRRAsGEMksf-on and amer October
will leave the Roosevelt and Grand Ferries foss
BS m Esi and Passenger for Psbbogasi 10 for Msrnek
30 EIpres 10 PsohogaeI 10 N, Accommodation Tor
ip-on sstndsys through 10 Psehogue $50 NJ Nsrnet-
on Saturdays through Babylon All VALLEY ssm
J C. W. DOUGLAS. Superintendent
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slru GOODS
CPRING OPENING.
- JOHNSON. BURNS & co.
Will open - ,
Their Importation Of -
FRENCH TRIMMED HATS,
md also those Of our OWN MANUFACTURE 1900.
We shall also open NEW DEPARTMENT for LADIES and
CHILDREES SUITS AM UNDERCLOTHlNG
% East Roneenth-st,
Cor. Unversiiy.plsce,
Unon-squsre
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

RECEIPTS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, April 4, 1874
beeves Cows Veaa Sheep and LslDa srte
1883 l24 I640 1871 sth
These were sold AZ the following marketplaees.
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Snstrurtiun.

rTNHE HOME and SCHOOL for BOdo ,a I'll s t,ao
Rev b EMERSON q, strstor, Conn., seei'ss p.p' III.
70 "a wear. o. sre and attention paid 70 ,s, ps{ III, om
Spring tern OF
WEDNESDAY eM,ee eai ~wTs No "a John
apply TO Mt X H. LoMnoS, ~" - az.
vt JOHNSTON L ROBINSON, No 10 Bo"erJ Ns"-i"'''
Principal :, =, ., !. AZ.
TNHE SPRING TERM OF Mrs; BOOhEhn All.
i BOARDING SCHOOL for Young Laos" asss anu "' "
field Conneercut will commence AprI ~ loIu
VONKFRS MILITARY INSTITUTE,
II Established 1854 ,,,v
For mixing boys intelligent besliby, on,'s'A" "n''
Tho,onsh te.ehing Common management
iDo'0ukn ~ TtSIAMIN MASON Boz No ne. Icnkers, n T.
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placed on this market The Bonds bear Seven ~,
tbe nto sr ~ ss 70 run and they
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gflusital Snstrnmtnts.

Dlusital Snstrnmtnts.
A GREAT OFFER.
N HORACE WATERS ASH BROADWAY, EEwYoRKs
will dispose Of Hundred PIANOS. MELODBONS and OKGAas
makers extremely low prices for cash dnnng h
month or IS SIS monthly until paid The zane 70 &
rent applied purchased New Cbcksng Pianos Tor he@
Monthly ipstslnepts received for same
A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Barm0re.s
"A wsrsroon No 3s Beeeterst splendid assortment sMAas
ave II PINE medals te,tnonas ron onIa.sa "..-
A SUPERB rosewood, 7-octave PIANO Tor
N carved legs rh one mace 10
order; hest city Makers cost pcs $50 bss
bo. for bpping Apply Srbave Forehst from 70
IF YOU want a good PIANO, cheap. call at
NJ NJ hERRELDs Gate L. p Cumning'n w.rseon n. NO, .
Only look at them before decide elsewhere
DIANO DEALERS and PURCHASERS are
examine the CHAMBERS" uPRGHT AMP S9qA JAZZ
PIANOS the Trade the BEST and the CHEAPEST
C,li a, ,ddr,ss T. H. CHAMBERS SOS.
90 and l0l Fourthav New-for City
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
Nl nKLAWARR LICKAwANNA. AND WESTERN RAILR

co. (Lesseea)
and Chritopherst
wtsTBR ARRANGEMENTS eonn.Beng MONDAY. NQE a. 1902
MA TRAIN. connecting Denvle with Bocnton Bf,aeh
no,s, ~ib 7b,r, Ranch Waterloo With SasseI r.
dover and Newton at W1sgton he D. L. ndW for Water
Gap stroudsbue ard Great Bend on 'he Lack
and Bloomsbury 0d Delaware and Hudson X Ra
1880 LKHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS. stops at Nesat Morris
Dover Hekssiovn Whngtop Pbphurg aud aston
a, Phi psburg with Bel Del r. for Beders, ke and
Es.on With foI Bethlehem, ANsntoSn Mach Chanh AMI
Wiliesbarre. -.. - -, e,.,n
.na a. waterloo With suseI K E.
$50. and 80 m 10 SUMMIT ,ne s '' M
D. SOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate stations
1880 2:3o and $50 10 hoRlsIo"S AID iaterms'i"
usnonh ..-. zx,,,,,
70, NEWARK u6:p 90 $50 $3.50 1910 u. ll:1o ll:to
1880 33O 400 3.So $50 $40 $50 6lo ESQ., 7' $780,
~ for BLooaFELD aud NosTcLAR, =, s:oo. IN $50
,,d6:lOp H. SCHOOL,, Assistant Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. Trains leav,

HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.--Irains leave
i Il Thirteth st Al folloss
fa matt nd
a Erpr Drawing. attached
~. M. hoprs. Brpre,s Drswiug.room attached ~ M
with Sleeping through Chicago With
change. via NJ C. R.R, also l. :. L NJ 4 RR. DAHL
IL p. m, Eigbt BIprs. Sleeping attached
5:0oa m. 30 ADD ~. Poughteepsie TrsHI
ga a.. 4l5 and $50 p. Perkskill Trans
$40 100 $40 m I'm 4:.s $40, and n:oo m TOni.,
Trains =, ro,.o..
ga ~ to Pousbieepse Oh susiays) H. TOuCEY, sapt
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Lard OIL. 70 prime FU iGloral hen7-u's
PROyIsIOSSThere has business done Ness Perm
to-day delivery at higher sales ~ bbs al go 20
the spot has been fair bat Of loeens eha'es rns
frm about $40 bills changed has
S6 IS for Mess; SO 50 for PRe 40 25df2O 50 Tor EIt
Primer s12 s2 rs for Western Prime Mess sS . for TIA
sales no bbls at S0dS 10 for PLAN Mess AMI e4as r
Extra Mess Tece Beef steady and inquired aeri sales 90 .
Beef Beef Hams fair dem
sales bbla for Southern and Western A.A4
demand fnn; sales f5l 31l3ic for Peii
Hams; Shoulders IN sat- DO ia pese III axe asd H.a.
10 pickle l4td5ic In Buk Meats sales Of 2p0 Snsi.di
Shoulders at 3 9I4 large and ana 5000 Smoked Hans s
GlOc 400 Green Hams at 5Gl5.e. and 100 Bellies Y. y
Bacon nominal Dressed Hogs steady Rdnc for c
Lard very n but quiet for want Of stock saes Of 80 bs t
ic 4ic for No Il ilul9e for City aod iHalsc ff I to
BurTER-Choice grades active other qBaine
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{ TUESDAY ], APRIL s, 1874
THE MONEY MARKET.
sALEs At THE STOCK ExCHAN6E.-rIRsr CALI
0tI' -.. l0f O'CLOCK A. ".

Sale, Of STATE Bonds---Eiailrodd Bonds-BdHk and
SLocks dFc.
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PllCEs.-. Fair Offer.

1.-THE Meraants in your place Will not furnish: or
send for lh4.faehlut. send the retail price. Washer
50. Extra Vruger. ~. and will forward either
both naclliss free OF freight to places where
Is selling. ant we they will be liked. that
t0~efUL4 The money If any wishes to
turn the rnahInes free Of freight after months trial.
according uGireC1nn~.
No hUShad. father or brother should PERMIT the
drudIery Otgashing with the hands fifty-tHo days i'll
the year. wen i. can be done better. eSpel-
tnasr, win iess labor. and Injury 10 the uts
by Dtty Iuihes Washer. and a Universal Wringer.
Sold Gv d4ers generally to whom LIBERAL discounts
made.
RI. BROWNING. Gen. Ac't.
- 80 ccrtiaBtt ST.. New York.
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specie in fine bank of France LA. de-

Specie in ti,e bunk of France has de
creased 30 ,0sl, at3f The bank has com
meneed to pay notes half in gold and
half silver.
Kansas City. Mo. which, ten year,
ago, had emily AIS inhabitants, LAS
now, according 10 the new census. a
population Of l., a+j, being an increase
Of kea yer cent, mos. of which has been
since the suppression of the rebellion.
Russia, Austria, Italy and Spain de-
clare their neutrality in the European
war. France is trying to force Dem
mark 10 side against Prussia. The
French city of Metz is being strongly
fortified. The Prussian army is moving
toward the Rhine. The French army
is massng in strong force in t..e.sicinity
of Stra-bourg; where, it is how expect
ed, the first great battle will be fought.
The text of a proposed treaty between
France and Prussia is published, but il
is Of such character that its acceptance
by Prussia would dishonor her.
Some OF the leading German-Amer-
leans estimate that million dollars
month will be sent from this country
for the relief Of the wounded soldiers OF
the Germanic Confederation.
a great demonstration has been made
in Dublin in favor of the French. \
meeting of ), oqI persons was addressed
by prominent Fenians.
The Official journal of Austria says
the government, having exhausted all
means OF Modifying Napoleon and pre-
venting wal, liza, resolved 10 observe
STRIFE, neutrality. but, at the same time,
keeps up careful watch far the chances
OF a peacefnt settlement. Russia anGuu-
ccS her determination Ia Use ali means
to limit Tie theatre uf war, and
abridge lis duration.
The ViscouDt J. De Treilhaud has
been appointed bp the Emperor Napo-
leon as Minister of France TO the Unit
ed States.
\ bronze statue 10 the late General
RawlI.,s j. 10 be cTec,ed in Washington.
The French fleet destined TO attack
Prussia in the North sea, has passed
through Dover Straits, in the English
channel.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS

\ Madrid Spain dispatch says PAR
ties here have sought t. excite the pop
uarc against TraHce, without effect.
They attempted 10 create hustle dem
onstra;ions ia front Of the French En-
bassy, bat failed. spain Is firm for neu-
traiiiy.'
The last Of the -outhcrtcrs who exil.
cal themselves to Erazil at the close Of
the late war have returned. having
reached Oh irlcston Monday in govern
ment steamer. Their attempt to erect a
colony in Brazil has proved an utter
failure and they are only too happy 10
get home at the expense Of the govern
ment under which they once declared
they could never, never live again.
Saar- Louis, which i. said to be II sub
ject of French bombar1ment, i a town
in Rhcni,h Prussia, on the frontier Of
France. 1t was founded by Louis XIV,
and was strongly fortified by Bauhan.
1t belonged to France till 1915, and
forms an important border fortress. 1t
has manufactures of arms, with lead
and iron mines in its vicinity. Saar-
Louis was the birth place Of Marshal
Ney. IT is on the river Sarre. Its pop,
ulatiOn is about 500.
Mr.. Frclinghuyaen ha. >ignifcd to
the Secretary Of State his acceptance OF
the London mission. 1t is stated that
Mr.. Motley was removed although, III
his dispatches, he followed strictly the
instructions of ths Administration, bat
Was 50 injudicious as to let it become
known ip London society that the dis
patches did not represent his own per-
sonal views.
The feeling throughout Germany in
view of the war is only comparable to
that OF the North when ioulapter was
attacked. Still the financial and COM
megeial distress is terrible and there
are innumerabic failures Of old and
stfong houses,
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As appears from the call Published
above, the time j. fixed only four weeks
hence at which the Republican electors
of Cedar County are to select the per
snas for whose election to the several
county Offices they desire to vote at TIE
October election.
The offices 10 lie filled are those Of
Ilerk Of the District Court, County
Recorder, aud the :lree membersiips
of tie Board of Supervisors, according
to Act Of the ,as,Genc-al Assembly.
For the two places frs. named, we
hear nj no candidates save the present
,ncumhents, Messr-. Vim. Elliott and
jesse James; and indeed, il j. more
than probable that no others are nee
essary, Mr.. Elliott being row serving
his frs, term with perfect satisfaction so
far as We know, TO the patlic, and MT
James eminent fitness for Recorder
having been twice proven.
For Supervisors, We have heard no
names mentioned as even probable
candidates. and are only anxious that
the best and fit,est men may be put i'll
nomination, rs our county has ~ 80
means been, upon the whole, lily gov
erned under the old system, aud the
new one ought to add to the f,cjlitiesfor
and remove many of the impediments
froma still more perfect administration OF
affairs. The three men who are nolni-
mated by this convention for Superb
sors will have the entire control OF the
county machinery, and in the Interest,".
Of the whole county, they should not
only be honest and we!l-meaning nfen,
but they should also lie men
Of judgment, capabi!i;y and experience.
According to the Act creating this
Board, but one member may be chosen
from sin-le township, and in Obedience
20 this provision, i. viii not be 5ificuit
fer tie Convtuiion To make such
selections that the satisfaction III elect
ing its nominees may he greatest when
their respective terms Of office have
expired.
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Doty's Wahing Machine
Lately much I,proyed-and the New
Universal Clothes Nringer.

Improved VIII EHWILIs PATENT boFELE ,o'-
WHEELS. ard n PATENT STDP. now un4ut-Stfpn-
ably far superb any apparatus for washing clothes
ever jnven-ed4nd Will save their cost twice q year
by saving laboand clothes.
Those who hve used them give testimony as fol-
lows:
we like oumachine much: noll6 not be persuaded
To without: and with the aid of Doty, feel THAI
ma~ta, the postioIs~- Rev. L. Scott, Bsh-
op II. L. ChaIh.
I'm the IaudgT Of my house there is perpetual
tbanSsgivin-m Mondays for the invention. - Rev.
Theodore l.. OYER.
Every veg has gwen it strt niger hold upon the
affections Of IL Inmates o. the laundry = \. y. OBJ
server.
II heartily ommend i TO economists oftime, mon
sy. and cont atmeGi. Rev. DR. Bellows
Friend Dty-1OHr last Improvement of your
Washing Nahine j. "A complete success | assure you
our Maciin- aftpr "a wears Use, i thought more OF
than ever. All would not be parted with under any
circumstance r'-E~ pInn RpbinSOn
The y Y. WEEKLY TRIBI 2. Of Dec - l%F9 an
to correspondent. says: fF ~ ashers. there il
10 be compared with Dotys.
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To the Farmer. Of Cedar County:
When You come to Upton,
and are warm and thirsty. come
with Your wives and daughters
to the BIG BOOT.and get
a drink Of rec water, pure and
sparkling; and after resting a
while. look over our stock care
fully, examine quality and styles
and enquire pliess, and I feel
confident whenever you need
anything in my line you will
come to the Big Boot to buy it.
If good goods, low prices and
honorable dealing is an object;
and it voa have never bought
anything there before. YOU will
become Il permanent customer
after a fair trial Of my goods.
Ny stock embraces full line
of Ladies Gaiters and Shoes.
Lace, Congress- Serge and Leath-
er, all of the latest styles and
best make. The latest styles Of
Slippers arc.always kept in stock.
Those III greatest demand are
the Grecian Bend and Shoe Fly.
or Marie Antoinette in kid, and
the Congress in Serge. being wide
and easy, Is worn more than any
other, and at the same time very
scryiceable.
| also keep a full line Of Men :
and Boys Plow Shoes, which are
the easiest Shoes on the feet and
most scrylceablc that there are in
the market. Also. ti,e Shoes.
both in Lace and Congress. Ny
Tenn Cavalry Boot, pat. screw
shank, is undoubtedly the ncatest
fitting and best Kip Boot in the
market, fits as we'll as a shop
boot and is nearly as scryiceablc
BE sure and call for Leans best.
Also, II full line Of Mems and
Boys Calf Boots SO cheap that
the price will surprise you.
Mine being the only House in
town making Hats aud Cap, IA sIeciaIi-
~, anu carrying full line Of all the
latest styles Of Fur. silk, Felt, Wool.
i"taha, Leghorn, Palm aud Straw,
and can and viii sell them cheaper
Than the cheapest. ] also keen all az.
sofment Of Gloves, Hosiery. SUSPEND.
erS, Paper Collars, Canes, Umbrellas,
.&c.
Ii you want good Boot and good fl,
IeaF" your measure at the Zig lson;
ana have pair made, aud YOU will he
sure To get your moneys worth. foI
CAMPBELL will MAKE them. Special
attention given to repairing.
am determined 10 m Ike my establishment
second - none ~ Old Cedar. If Keeping n ft !!
Hlu W. assorted stock and selling ii al th,
lowest living cash prices Will do it,
'I for ,h %'' BIG BOOT,. wet re-, ,s sia'
court louise square, and 90 no place else mn
III 70" hhN" inquired prices Mt the Big Boot
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hepuhlican County Convention.

A Republican Convention Of delegates from
each township In Cedar county. will be hes'
at the Court House in Upton on Saturday
the 9th day of August. ls7a, commencing AZ 4:
o'clock r. ~. for the purpose Of nomination
one candida.ee for the office Of Clerk Of thu
District Court. one candidat for the Office OF
County Recorder. and three candidates for
the Office o! County Supervisor. aud fur the
transaction Of such other business Is may
come before the Convention,
The basis n represent alton viii lie one dol
egate for each township. and one 'scir- 7fe in
addition for each forty VOTES, or fraction there
OF ex ceedirx nineteen, cast fer samuel Ar--
rili for Governor at The general election %
1879. The townships will therefore be entitled
90 re presentation @> follows
Centre, :: Cas-. y Eaytun. * Fairfield: far-
mington 4. Fremont. 1 G7wer. inianI
iowa 4; Linn. = Mas>ilon. Pioneer, kfa
Oak Rochester. = sErirgG-ic, = spring
field 3 Sugar Greek, Total. 81
yhe Repa 5Iicaus nj each io-nSAip vi meet
III their Place or hols:n; elections "n tie ea'ii
t.g August ~ c'1rcE p. ~ soT the purpose OF
se,ec<ing delegates to said Con seatior. unless
she township committees by due notice direct
wP WOLF,
CAN GO. Republican Central Com.
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= ELNIRA. NEW YORK. Oct. 2. Is

ELNIRA. NEW YORK. Oct. 2. 1862.
MrSsR~. Z. =. SELLERS & ,o-ljeutiemen: The
case To which alluded in my former letter is that OF
MIR DAVID THOMAS. uncle at mine. In the year
T-@2 he resided in BIRhINGHAT. C0SNEtTiCUT,
ut which tune three LARGE EfA Frs broke out on
his left ancie. They INFLAMED his leg and foot TO
such an extent that when he walked upon Ii the
BLOOD and CORRT PTIOS would work out from
under his TOE NAILS. lie consulted some of the
best Physicians in the Eastern states. without finding
any relief, and some Of them INSIST ED THAT THE
LEG MUST BE ANPI TATED. He says he took
fourteen bottles Of Dr. sweets Medicine. and - bottles
81 kennedy's Medical Discovery without finding any
relief In May, lsi- he went to q Hospital in Montre
nj. Canada and remained six weeks. at the end Of
which time the Ulcers were all healed and he
pronounced sound. and dismissed Unfortunately for
him. however, in about three weeks the Ulcers broke
again as bad and even WORSE than ever. In the
1855. brother OF mine. living in PittSburg,
to see him. and recommended the use of DIR. ].
". LINUSEG'S BLOOD SEA RE- III Err. told him Of the
Of my mother. and induced bin give II trial
lie sent and procured six bottles after taking four of
them lac could plainly that 1t beneftting him.
He continued to take the medicine. and in all took
II bottles. which effected sound and permanent
CURE, and he has remained well to this day.
You at perfect liberty make such use of this
and previous letter you nav fit. If necessa-
~ can procure atlidavs to tA truth OF what have
written.
Respectfully, JOSEPH THOMAS.
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TWO SQUARES 1rTHEAST OF THE
n1erIv kep. nv MrS inner will afford the
best accom- m odatior both To the tr tveiing
public ana home ems The house has been
10 make il suitabIa1r all Good stabliEg IS
attached. Roarders ken by the day or week.
Terms reasonable. 4 public are respectable
invited to giyen us IL
SnI. MTTIEE FIIsSON. Propri-tor>.
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HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMTSTALP PAIN
Ill ter. Upton. Iowa. att
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EanIRA. NEW YORK. SEPT. -. 1863.
Gf~SRs. Il. l.. SELLERS a Co-Gentleinen: ! take
pleasure making the following statement Of
facts concerning most wonderful cure performed BY
your NJ LIN DSEE > IMPROVED BLOOD
SEA RICHER. Ny mother had been troubled Ior
years with an liberated SORE on her leg. which the
doctors pronounced To be Fry-siEeds At times she
was SO bad to be confined TO her bed. In the year
lss. a visit to Jnhnstogn. Cambria CO., Pa Il saw
certificate that il was recommended as CT RE for
the above disease. and resolved to give it trial.
s.pt nav mother bottle. which she took according
n direction aai 1t nearly cured her then sent TO
pttsurg ard procured another bottle which she took
and ii ENTIRELY cured her She has had no syInp-
IL ms OF the disease since, and gratefully makes this
sfater3cn. Tor the benefit OF any who may be similarly
afflicted. - .
where entirely cured Ulcers ofseven years standing
after everything else had failed ard will give vUu ara
account OF it in ny aeEt letter.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-28
Farm for Sale.

IMPROVED FARM Of 81 acres. admira-
= NY iocatei IN the north edge OF Red Dai
nioNc, -FOUR miles north If Upton, ~ Off red
wv Shle on favorable terms, Tie farm IT. all
t,htbstu ana conveniently divided by good
ti'h'es' WIN ipuf hundred rods OF young osage
;i,r"Se growing; has living water for stock: a
- y, :" bearing orchard: u good two-story house.
y. W s1 r. ".tu nddltiona ~ ny =. The farm viii
oI soll tllir" on divided to suit BUYERS
~ t;, ii"mflhtr information apply 10 VIM. H.
litniiI. llpton; Cook DruFx, Dayenport. or
on me premises TO the subscriber
III JOHN W. BROWN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-28
Flo sale,

GENERAL improvs Farms, and unimprov-
= eli Prairie andTimher Land, in Cedar
county Iowa for lie cheap. Also. several
desirable Dwelling suses a-.d Los in Upton.
for sale or rent. ErlIEe OF
VOLTA IANnT