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f,ouSTRY RESIDENCES FOR RENT

(NOUNTRY sEAT TO LET OR FOR sALE-oN PAssAIC
- river, New erses, opposts Rutherford Park 10 miles
g private water tie OF 10
s e. ss Snss %s a iSass' soa r
sssson msass, rent $50 As0 nsI' g aboTs House
Ta' Ts's is2g Fsasn .tTs. @ sss..a
CogSTRY SEAT yoR sALE-NokTH sIog OF LONG
soa w.eg s .st9 snis g.. pPf Fppa ou5gtss, ans
s i e aASpy yf.arss re nshE L CO. Cedar
(oUsrRy SEATS TO Rrsr-FURNisHED AND US.
issrn,sasd siss z! Msn'cair Boouhed Paterson, Eliza
s also d Yohe Roa Reo Ss n sse
por;sheser, GFeenMch and stamford fronting
S. iNELAsn, %, Broadway.
ELEgAN1 coJNTRY PLACE, sARATooA.-roR
i've s fsss "a q r. from aSa srnof Ma PTeags
Ills wen waere has old Young orchard small fruits
hs vw IL he region il Ia, L rooms; /. new
sna S 9as , 81 ys he end Z
70 sarstosa, where real estate rapidly dancns
ana .osher WIN tae smaTkab ss T ry Il he To-
particular. apsy t6JAcoB sHASrE s. Pine Street
T1LEoAYr RESIDENCE AT NEW R0curIrF-oyE
hons. ap ao ,ory ang bsdsss bsss opns on Inc sone
bathing, nshirs. boating SsUo Only $500 ca-h; wouId
rent A'sO several smaller Places Srosi e :. o.
L from station souibsl;e Railroad-wi 6e sold a, bar
gain ahon, 70 ssse o, ias best 1na . 90 he stand In hs
veusniy arranged. abundance % fishing cunning j. +
WILLIAMS CON- s,J West Tbriy fourth street. corner
Iii h.h avenue.
L'oB sALE- AT HASTINGS. oN nursos, wEsT.
Z chester corn.y n 70 ps,ners and Other. a cor
kyoseno OIL store paint shop and business stock, 4e
esablshed - yeart; seing trade rood lrnsi part OF
iud,ug lei OF returning nieces of psrchaHe cr
livery rooms attached 70 sore terms easy Apply 70 JOS
yHILLIPs
large square House ant Bara, with "a ncfes OF Lsnd
pe.ssuiy siuNe on Isyer street hsAr nc s59s TO-
contains u and water wen shsden sre
Of fruil ees surround u. Inquire OF T. - bApfAos 90
BAJcsy ssfee,. New York.
TOR bALE-l VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, ON
n ths soathern Bogevari, about ~ mile from Harlem
bntGe; Swiss Cottage u With one CT two acfes OF
shd, OF sreat leegtve saue prce ow and terms eaty
g0k
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RIO RENT-coTTAGKs AT FREMONT HARLEM
i Road; bigh ground near depot: French roof; new
N. hard, ~ BeekmAn street.

HO RENT-FOR THREE YEARS, IN PELHAM, ON THE
sound two story French roof Stone House, furnished,
good and rented eiore miles from sta-
uon modern ecnyenences good stables and oubudinss
Aryiy 10 HENDERSON DklANGEY. 81 Nal A.
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ATwEsT MOUNT VERNON ABOUT FIVE MINUTES
"A FROM depot, 5000 three story basement House and
eCh Lots hied viii fruii shace, 2c; will be sold less
than cost three gear. ago. i q. 1,tuHE,
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A HANDSOME FURNISHED VILLA AT LONG
a Bsrcb; moueTn Golbic Cottage story aud attic,
la rooms hney furnished, water, range wash wood aud
houses IN comp!cie order, with without Furn
tuie; lo sax6 oceaa, .O0 yards from the Ocean,
n,n from stioa bargain Photogra phs uil par
teulars OF !. piSEE 4 CO., 80. Sc Cedar strset.
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AT WASHINGTON HElGHrS-FOR SALE, FURNISH.
n ed Attractive d9ule House. tso story ana Msnsard
roof omely furnished combining
for, and convenience cro,on water bath, furnace &c
81 rooms lot ,urleo price $4,000.
POTTER BROTHERS, No. 81 Pine street
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TO LET, RAFG IN. TO A RESPONSIBLE
n. pay, tns sie House wh frum three = toyty acre.
the New hailroad three mipu nom depot Full
part uas Of j. S TAYl Or 81 Montgomery street, Jersey
City
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T,O RENT-IN ELIZABETH, N. j., HOUSE, CON-
tanning 10 rooms, large garden, chicken house, &C.
s0 year; win lease for three Eve years Apply
the premises De Hort place and Grand street. s.
T. hATHER, 62 John street
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(,oUSTRy SEATS TO RREr-FURNIsHED AND UN.
~ furnished, .! hon'clair, BLOOMFIELD, Patergou Eliza
beth, Scotch iaius 1snhed and other locations In New
isTtey also CT YonseTs, Hou. Kscc, MCmarpreck Rye,
porteheser; Greenwich and stamford, se7era fronn.
NE Sound, f.c-r $3.50 70 s3,s0Q pet year.
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AT GREENWICH A. d RIVERSIDE. .OS THE SOUND
~ Village Restences, Country Seats, Cottage. Bri
ms Sites Tor sse, al pI1,ee Address J. W. AfwATEf
Coscoo Efiege station, CoaD.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY B0R sALB
on no RENT.

Eon sALR--oN hANHAssRT NBcK, L. \. THE REsI.
dcnce Farm Of the late william b. Miles, conststinG
Of 100 Of land woodland All the
bull ngs and in good order, the dweing contain.
ing 10 rooms II located upon high land commanding oesut
tul ana extended views N suroundiop country ami
provided with excesnt furnace bathroom, With
hot and cold water, &c.
The GYounda tsstefully laid out and AL the improve
ments OF the most subsantial character. young
orchard abundance OF small fruits and line ELECTION OF
ornamental shrubbery are In thrifty condition.
Sixty per OF purchssc money remain bond
and mort.Age
MILAN A. MILES,
80 Chr site street.
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EpEEK1.

ANDREws.-On the 18th instant, Miss KATE AN
DREVS, daughter OF Catharne and the late Daniel
Andrews, in the 22d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends, and Martha Washington
Tent No. 4, l. ID. OF r., respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence OF her mother
back OF No. 1l6 Carpenter street, on Friday after
noon, at O'Clock. Interment at Lafayette Gene
teTy.
EPLEY.-On the 11th instant DANIEL ErLEY. son
Of the late Jacob and Margaret Epey, in the 35th
year Of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family, and Ame-
rica Hose Company, No. II, Franklin Circle, No. t.
B. L. I'll F) 9. Of A., America Lodge, No. Is, X, of
p, and Radiant Star Lodge, No. 282, |. o. of o. f.,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence, No $50 Dean street, above inc,
on Friday afternoon January goth, at o'clock.
MARTIEN.-On 18th instant, Miss ANN MARTIEN,
aged 50 years
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral, from her late residence, No.
1906 Arch street. on Saturday afternoon, 2st instant
at O'Clock. $50
MARTIE.-At HobOkeD, New Jersey, January 17th,
JOHN /. HoUGH, only son OF Charles ID. Ii. and Nr-
ena l.. Martin, aged 10 months.
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BunNErrs COLOGNE the best made In AmerIca.

GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE.-The great popularity
of "Wiiboy'S Compound Of Cod LiDer oil and Lime"
has induced some unprincipled persons to attempt
to palm off a simple article Of their own manurac-
ture; but any person who is suffering from Coughs
Colds or Consumption should be careful where they
Purchase this article. 1t requires no pulling; the
results following its It's best recommeada-
tons and the proprietor has ample evidence on file
Of its extraordinary success in pulmonary COM
plants. The phosphate OF lime possesses most
marvellous healing power as combined with the pure
Cod Liver Oil by DR.. Wilbor. This medicine is regu-
larry prescribed 10y the medical faculty. For sale
by A. b. WILBoB, Chemist No. 166 Court street,
Boston.
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by his talents less than by his pure and blameless
life he was an ornament to the American stage and
a credit to his profession. His death will occasion
many keen regrets TO those who knew his worth.
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BEDDING, best in the city, lowest price, and qua
street.
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MR.. WILLIAM w. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No S
South Second street. has of the largest and most
attractive stocks OF all kinds OF Jewery and Silver
ware in the city, He has also on hand a fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches Those
who purchase at this stole at the present time are
certain to get the worth OF their money
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GREEN GUM PLAsTERS

GREEN GUM PLAsTBRS
THE ONLY ONES which effectually will CURE CORNS
and BUNIONs, are manufactured by
g. KRAUSE, Apothecary,
n. w. cor Twelfth and Chestnut Streets.
BURNE1T'S COOKING EXTRACTS the best.
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II THE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH, use that old and
well tried remedy, MRS. WINsLow'S SOOTHING
SYRUP which greatly facilitates the process, and is
sure to regulate the bowels 1t relieves the cAild
from pain, corrects acidity and wind coic and, by
giving the infant quiet, natural sleep, gives to
the mother.
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SPEOiAL NOTICES.
RSy THg PHILADELPHIA SOCIAL SCIENCE
Will HOLD
SPECIAL MEETING
HALL OF THE MER Camille LIBRARY,
Mr. LoRiH BI06GhT % will read "a psper pa on ,m
pulsory Education" and that subject will after
wards be open to discussion.
Members and the public generally are invited to
attend. 11s2t
kar YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS5oCGA'
49, TON
MONTHLY MEETING,
MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
at O'Clock, at
FIRST INDEPENDENT CHURCH,
BROAD AND SAMSON STREETS.
ADDRESSES BY
MAYOR FOX AND OTHERS.
Young Men not members of the Association are
working Of the Association will he fully set forth.
The advantages OF membership will be explained
as well as the method of joining.
CHOICE MUSIC under Prof. HARDING. 119lt
kSy-- OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA De
- - PARTMENT OF THE NATIONAL CAPI-
TOL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BUILDING,
No. 1856 s. Second street.
At meeting OF the Policy Holders held last eve
ming, January 18th, the following gentlemen were
elected Trustees for the ensuing year.
JOHN P. vERREE.
TRUSTEES.
John p Verree Amos Little,
,IHmep v Watson, John II. MiChener,
c. j. Holman, Alexander NJ. Fox,
Henry r. Hoyt f. s. Talmage,
Robert Shoemaker, Joseph b. Van Dusen,
George RemseD, Thomas Cochran,
Charles Watson, Daniel Sutter,
two Rot I afn
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OzTN HTEMS.
BOYS,
Boys,
RnVa.

We are selling for s5 Boys Overcoats that far
pass anything ever offered for the price, Examine
them at RoCKHILL & WILSON'S Great Brown Stone
Hall, Nos 6Os and COS CHRsNUT street.
N. B.-Our $40, s12, and si5 suits are going Off By
the thOusandg
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l.
OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
FOR INSURANCE ON LIYHS AND GRANTING
ANNUITIES, No. sO4 WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IT, 1871.
At the Annual Election held on the 10th inst the
following named gentlemen were unanimously re-
elected Directors of this Company fOr the ensuing
year,
Charles Dutilb, Joshua b. EipplncOtt
Henry williams, Charles IL. Hutchinson,
William s. VauX, Ltndley Smyth,
John X, Wucherer George A. Wood.
Ad0lph e. Borie, Anthony j. AntelO,
Alexander Biddle, Charles s. Lewis
Henry Lewis.
And at a meeting of the Board held this lay
CHARLES DUIILB, ESQ, was unanimously re-
elected President and WILLIAM b. HILLS Actuary
WILLIAM b. HILL,
1s thstuSt4p Actuary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
For additional Special Notices Inside Pages.
pesg- HELFENsTEIN & LEWIS, FIFTH AND
~" CHESTNUT, execute Printing that can be
copied by Letter-Press. 1t
sz7s DISPENsARY FOR SKIN DISEASES, NO
"'~~ 2l6 S. ELEV VENrH Street.
Patients treated gratuitously at this institution
daily at IL o'clock. II
nl77a REV. A. b EARL, THE EVANGELIST,
w. will preach every evening this week, except
Saturday evening, at the BROAD STREET BAP-
TIST CHURCH, Corner BROAD and BROWN
Streets. 1886
ss,s~ A MEETING OF THE CONTRIBUTING
HS1 MEMBERS OF TIE YOUNG MEMS HOME
Of PhiladelPhia viii be held at No. 400 WALNUT
Street, on THURSDAY, the I'd OF February next at
II O'Clock A. NJ. SAMUEL ASHaURST,
Secretary pro tenn.
eSzp THE QUESTIONS OF MODERN THOUGHT
Discussed, or the Claims of Conservative
Theology ably and eloquenty sustained in course
OF six Lectures at
CONCERT HALL.
The Third Lecture Will be delivered on
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20,
BY REV. WILLIAM ADAMS, D. D.,
OF NEW YORK.
Subject-"The Advantages of Written Reve-
lation."
The liveliness of the speaker and the interesting
theme chosen render this Lecture exceedingly popu-
lar A few more tickets for reserved seats remain
unsold, which can be had at Gould Fischer's Piano
Rooms No. 923 Cnesnut street, without extra charge.
Remainder of course, $3.50. Single tickets 80
! cents 2t'
nSyp CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
W. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1871.
At the Annual Election for Directors OF this Bank
held on the 10th inst. the following gentlemen We're
unanimously elected 70 serve tne ensuing year
Hon. hon. @ Alex. G; Catteil' Samuel S%niaeI !; 0an9y'
Dell Nobllt, Jr', william Massey,
! Hugh Craig, Joseph w. Bullock,
John F; Gross, c; J.. Hoffman,
Philip b. Mingleei ou,, p ,1N,Idm William r. CoX'
| and at a meeting OF the board held this day Dell
Noblit JT., Esq, was elected President in place OF
Hon Alexander G' CatIelli dsGli9ggf eel Rkv Cashier
Whereas, Our former President, Hon. alexander
as President OF this bank on account of protracted
Resolved, That while we bow TO the viii cf a
Divine Providence, we cannot but express Our
earnest hope for his restoration to health aud use
lulness, and express our high appreciation Of his
services 10 the Institution since rs organization re-
sutng in its present prosperity and high standing
Extract from the minutes
1881 II p. SCIEFKY, Cashier.
uSzF- NATIONAL BANK OF THE REPUBLGC.
w. PHILADEIPHIA Jan. 13, ISL
At the annual election hela on January TO- the
following named gentlemen We're duly elected Di-
WILLIAM II RHAWN
j. BARLOW MOORHEAD,
WILLIAM HACKER,
! CHARLES J.. SHARPLES6,
WILLIAM B. BEMENT,
NATHAN HILLES,
EDWARD b. ORNE,
JOHN WELSH, JR.,
NATHAN BROOKE,
SAMUEL A. BISPHAM,
BENJAMIN ROWLAND, JR,
FREDERICK A. HOlT
CHARLES T. PARRY.
And at a meeting OF the Board held THIS day
WILLIAM II. RhAWN, ESQ, VAS unanimously
reelected President
JOSEPH p. MUMFORD,
IA stuth6t Cashier.
.cz- LOGAN IRON AND STEEL COMPANY
, meeting OF the Stockholders Of this Compan7
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Statement of the Assets.
Mortgages.
Loan Bonds.

ssfd $50. All OF which are first mortgages
on City Property ..............SS .SS34, $50 90
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Lis. of Loans and Stocks,
Exclusive OF Trust Funds, which ave kept separate
ana apart from tie e-e Assets of the Company, and
are not by law, in any event, liable for its obliga-
tiOns:-
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lNHEAP-AT PRIVATE SALE-CHEAP FUR
~ niture, Books, ChromOs, and EngraVings
framed and unframed with many other articles OF
use ana ornament including a fine Magic Lantern
with many slides Bargains may be had for few
days only at
1192t NO, Ils n, ELEVEN tn Street.
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NOW READY-AN INDEX To MIFCHELLS
~ NEW SCHOOL ATLAS, by II. ID. Gregory, A.
M. Published for the author, and for sale with or
without the Atlas by f. II. BUTLER CO.,
] II St. No. GIL MARKET Street.
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Stocks.

292 Shares Philadelphia, Germantown,
and Norristown Railroad Co...
239 ShareS Philadelphia, Wilmington,
and Baltimore Railroad Co.
100 Shares Philadelphia Bank. ..........
22S Chesapeake aud Delaware
10 Shares North Pennsylvania Rail-
road Co. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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nlSys LOGAN lRON AND STEEL COMPANY.
A meeting of the Stockholders of this COMPANY
will be held at its office, No. 230 South THIR /
Street Philadelphia, on THURSDAY, the second
day of February, 1871, at IL O'CLOCK NJ Tor the cleo
tiOn OF five Directors and for the transaction of any
other business which may then be presented.
BY order CHARLES WESTON, JR.,
l1s i5t Secretary Of the CorpOrators.
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Miscellane eous.

Cash In Bank and ONCE Currency gil ,5l7 IS
" tgOld). S6J, 209 81
- 60 53O.5s
Loans on Collateral Security. .......... 81 1874
Notes Receivable aud Marine Premiums
unsettled 48s 4lS 90
Accrued Interest and Book Accounts all
good d........................ 32a3.s5
Premiums in course of transmission ..... so 656'92
adephiaj. 3s,OOO8O
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09
Orjxillal Notice.

II. G., Riait, ntministratnrl Circuit Court OF
Of ses f piaint Jacob DAVIS sst April
!, against p,r p 1851. .ar
.SwAftxlander, Chtds 4 Co., ..t' '' 81. ...'
Wolf 4 Landt, =. \. Patter- ..-..t
son. Mary g. Welch, Rel tH .@'.
derbecke & Miller. and ... r.........5
George Dale, defednants.
To The above named defendants: IL.
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
flle in the office Of the Clerk OF the CIRCUIT
Court in and for the county Of Cedar, In Inc
State of Iowa. a petit III of ii. G. Piatt, admin
istrator of the estate OF Jacob Davis. DEC q,
Plaintiff, claiming of defendants, Adam Balr
and Alley Bair fifteen hundred dollars and
interest thereon at ten per cent, annually,
from April 90, lS6a, as due on prnmtisy;o SsS
note made by you to Jacob Dnvis, April ~ 1859,
for fifteen hundred dollars Lii .sEy...Ijr-.
Also to forccose mortgage or even date
| with said note. given to secure the -same
section No. Thirty i've (35) and the south hall
| of the south east quarter Of section NO Iwcn en-
| ty Six (26) both in township No. eighty co)
| North of range No. ca west OF the 9TH L. NJ, IN
which property the defendants X. SWartHiand-
| er. Chiids & Co, WolfA Landt. S. A. Garretson.
Mary q. WEIGH, Beiderbeck & Miller. and
George Dale claim some interest
! No personal judgment Is asked against any
| Of the defendants, except Adam Bair and
| Alley Bair. " i. NslR .'tE' .'-'' @..
| Now unless you appear to said petition and
I defend thereto at or before noon OF the second
day Ofthe next term Of said Court, to he begun
and held at Upton, in said co.nty on the 10Th
againso you and judgment aud decree rnRoer
| ed thereon in accordance with the PRAYER o.
said petition. AZ 81 .PIAIT GARn..
| newt Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Anappeal in behalf of suffering France
is made to the people of the United
States by Committee appointed by the
n. Y. Chamber Of Commerce. They ask
in the name of humanity for contrihu
tons Of all kinds to be sent to France to
arrest starvation. ~.@t @'#
The House Committee Of Ways and
Means, decided, by vote of five to four
to report the Senate bill repeating the
income tax.
In the case of George Cahoon ex- mill
tary Mayer of Richmord, Va. sentenced
to five years Of the State Prison, 70,
forgery, in the Courts appeals on Friday
reversed the rulings Of the lower court
aud granted a new trial.
The Congressional Military Commit
tee adopted report in the West Poin,
cadet matter providing for the appoint
ment of court to try all parties engaged
in the outrage, and those who are found
guilty will be dismissed. ,@aaas 3U1
The Foreign Affairs Committe hav.
discussed the Alabama and fishery ques
tons, and 1T is understood that bills
carrying out the views of the President
Message concerning these subjects will
be reported, although no definite action
was taken. 45'#. * @@
A Paris dispatch, dated Monday, says
"Intense suffering prevails here, and
hundreds are dying daily of starvation
The food received is wholly inadequate
A London dispatch says: "A complete
rupture has taken place between the
Paris Government and Gumbetta. The
restoration Of tile Empire is most proba
BILE. 1t is reported that the Pope has
undertaken to assist in the restoration"
That portion OF the French Provision
a Government which is located III Par
IL. and which claims to he supreme,
has issued decree annuling that part
OF the decree of Gamhetta and his col
leagues al Bordeaux, which disqnal; fies
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Original Notice,

49, -. against =. Cedar county Iowa
A. VaniIorn and En- April Term, ISL.
ma NanIIorn. Defendants 49,
To A. X NanHorn and Emma Eanl1orn, De-
fcndants: go
You nre hereby notified that there will be
on or before Feb. 18th 1871 on file in the office
of the Clerk of the Circuit Court. In and for
the county of Cedar, in the state of, Iowa =
petition 81 Ben. 4 Cottrelt Plaintiffs claiming
Of on the sum OF Ave hundred and dfty dol
lars, with interest at 10 per cent. per annum
thereon from the LIST day Of September. ilSf).
on a promissory note given by you 70 George
4. Tohcy tor said amount: on the ist day OF
September, lady, and dated on that day: and
endorsed by him to the plaintiffs; also lain
ing Of you tho foreclosure OF the mortgage
given by YOU to secure said promissory note,
on the following described PREMISES TO Wit
! Lot number fifteen l5l in block number sey-
cnteen ~ in the town Of Clarence, County OF
Cedar and State,of Iowa. "3f. =. p
Now un less you appear to said petition an
defend thereto A or he.fnrA ,,nnn IF the second
day of the lext rm ofsAid Court, to be be-
gun and held at Upon, m saiu county, on the
10th day OF April, ISL. n default will be enter
ed against you, and Judgment rendered there,
on in accordance with the PRAYER OF said
petition .f NJ. MCLAUGHLIN.
''' l. '' ATTY for Plaintiff.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Was com; ounted for those not inclined 10 axtrsms
btters and IN intended for in when soma
alcoholic stimulant is required in connection with tho
Tonic properties of the Dittcrs. Each bottle of the
Tonic Containing one bottle of he Bitt' RS, combined
with pure SA MIA CRUZ RUM and Favored In such
mariner that the extreme bitterness ofthe bittcrs
overcome forming preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant to the palate aud containing the medicinal
virtues Of the Bters. The price Of the Tonic is isO
must take Into consideration that the stimunnt used
is g,aral teed to be ola pure quality poor article
could he furnished Mt cheaper price, but is
to pay little more and have good article! me-
dcinal preparation should contain none but the beat
Ingredients and they who expect to obtain cheap
compound, and be benefited BY it will most certainly
he cheated,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that the UNI
derSigned has this day been appointed and
comm ssioned by the Circuit Court of Cedar
county, ii the state OF Iowa, administrators OF
persons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified 10 file them with the clerk of
said Court, clearly stated and duly sworn Ia,
and within legal time, preparatory to their
being allowed or proved; and persons owing
said estate are requested to make imm ediate
payment to the undersigned, and avoid costs.
: Dated at Upton, Cedar county, Iowa, this
3Ist day of january, \. ID. 1871.
3W6 WILLIAM WILLIAMS .Admr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

+ The Prlssians commenced to provide
for the railways and for provisioning the
capital the moment arnistice WIS con-
Guided, but the rolling stock was found
to he in wretclled condition and made
quate to meet the demand made for the
transportion Of supplies. Consequently
Paris suffers for want ef food and Is still
supplied with rations by the Ger
mans. ..tss. tf.syaxGrs GEgty tnr s..ss.t.-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-09

the Imperjalists in the election for men,
beers or the National Anembly. A
Paris dispatch expresses the opinion
that (ither the extrerns Imperialis:s
ser Il extreme Republn will secure
! mai ity irIlhe Asseapiy.
were slen fspfn the gnsingtoA Bank,
at PhSAdelptia, on Anrzday- nieatv by
the burgulars who gained entrance to
the institution--m mostly IN Government
bonds. The burglars were very care.
ful in making their selections Of funds,
to discard registered bonds, and take
only sIo4e Ihst could dIsaose sf,withobt
much chance OF detection. The police
have obtained no clue to the robbers.
The vnultorthe bank was 80 damaged
that IL acou.d MOI be 1oFesied Monday,
disarranging business considerably !