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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-09
FROM ADAIR COUNTY.

Mr.. EDITOR: Trusting that your
readers will no, st,un . letter from this
part Of Iowa. ! take the pleasure Of
giving brief description Of Adair
county.
Near Stuart, the county 10 not unlike
Cedar county, very level aud beautiful,
nort.. Of said place H. u hiity and bro
ken. Land ranges fr,in ten tO Atty
dollars per acre. II IL settling up very
rapidly. Stuart, which was laid out
10 1858, in now y thriving little town.
with population Of about nine to ten
hundred, numerous dry good stores,
groceries, restaurants, two hotels. four
phs siciana, drug stores: aud the c., r
! aud r. b r have round house,
machine shop. ste. The community
n very thriving and ensTgetis. one.
Esch man farming from eighty to sew
en- hundred acres. one man farms
twelve hundred: yielding about TWEEN
ty-Ave bushels IT wheat per acre. and
cOrn and oats Ia proportion, wheat
C0m uandiug Nh average Of one dollar
rats. thirty i've cents; corn, forty Ave;
barley, one dollar; and all are exten,
sively raised At present writing. bui
few have a"wn any grain but they say
u IL very Late spring.
Oranges are numerous. and are car.
ried on Tar better than In Cedar Ooun
", " any difference exiet. Almost
every district has school house, m /
has from six 70 nine months Of school
yearly.
Pasture and water Gre plenty; and
hogs and cattle are raised to quite "a
extent, and for . man starttpR IN III
10 would cheesfuliy recommend U
him, AdaiF county, althO the society
b not ~ good ~ IN Cedar county, ye,
ID . few years Il will b. up to Cedar
and will be more beautiful and pleas
spt. RARA AVIS.
April -, 1874.
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Furniture all kinds at Alden's.


Well, spring has gene back on US,
to, use popular slang term. The
weather IL quite winter like again, A
few farmers have begun blowing and
sowing, but we rather sthink il is too
early yet.
Last Friday Mr.. Joseph ,.Willcutt
died. He was one Of the first settlers
Of Inland township. Leaves widow
and three sous, married; aud . hand
satne property.
A kind OF epidemic is affecting the
people of some adjacent localities, y
s0rt Of epizoOtio. thai atiects the neck
in moot instances News from some
parts of Illinois gives account Of y sim-
liar epidemic prevailing there. In tue
vicinity ~ Dayenpn.t 4: II proving
| troublesome, also.
The School Board Of Inland Dis
trict township organized with Mr.. d.
Howe, President Mr.. Clark Moore,
Secretary and Mr.. Luzern Cation.
Treasurer. The two last .amed gen.
ttemen have held the same Office very
creditAb,y aud with the best sa,i.fa' :
ton 10 MI for y number Of years, and
their reelection gpeaks we'll Tor them
Ma men worthy the public trust.
The family III Mr.. ID. q. Gates. mer-
chant Of Big Rock, are sadly afflicted.
Their eldest sou, young mAu of tai
| emt aud pro,niAe, WAS attacked, little
| iess than . year ago, with ScrofulOus
| disease, which formed into an abscess
| near one OF his shOgl der bisdes. This
was opened, and after shurt respite
from business-the young mau Was a
member Of q aourishing mercantile
| firm-he again returned 10 his store
and worked on though suffering much,
until December, when he was obliged
tn give up, SO nearly exhausted that q
spectal train with sleeping car was run
10 bis hotel, and he was conveyed on
sheets to the car and thence home;
Ieince which time he has been cOnsum.
Ing away In the most agOnising man
ner imaginable. One abscess after an
other has formed aud been opened un'
I'll his back Is fairly riddIed with cash
es, al yet open and run ming, and sill
yer .u6es are inserted Into aud through
the different openings to assist IN
throwing out the decxying matter L
be thrown of. One opening was Gu
three inches deep. One nip aud LEI
10 In much the same condition NJ hi
back, u new opening il to be made II
day or two, near the anus. Then on,
side, extending around nearly hal
across In front, 10 mass Of soft pus o
matter, TO be felt beneath the cuticie OF
tho slightest pressure. sud In man.
places plainly discernihie. The unfoE
tunate young man Is kept Constantl.
under the influence Of morphine. .
bis spferings are past endurance with
out II In his reduced state.
Mr.. Gates has been resident 9
this part Of the State for many years
10 Q gentleman Of honor aud reapecta
! bility, known far and vide. anu ha
; the sympathy and kindsst interest I
oil. Though there II no hope for %
: recovery Of his son, yet We trust q
suffering Of the young man may be
: : measure alleyIsted, for his own san
and for the sake Of his anxious pityin
friends. b. i.
March cath, ls7a.
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The citizens had harely recovered
from the horror Of the Smith tragedy
when on Friday morning came news
OF the violent death III Uncls Jim
Loughrey. The Particular Of his
death. ~ we learned them, were: he
had been to Oxford 10 MIL. and wasOn
his return home. when be Yas thrown
or fell from the wagon, one wheel run
uing on his breast and the horses stop
ping IT this moment, the wheel re-
lnalned on his body causing death In
short time. Uncle Jim, - he Was
CALLED BY every one, was one OF the
oldest settlers or this vicinity.
The concert at the Lutheran Church ,
Friday evening last. was well attended
and gave general satisfaction. Sunday
ocAo0l concert 1t the Methodist
Church. las sunday evening, paced
% pleasantly. Abbie Frater. Nelly
Bell. and ISxie Cos. sxcelled In theiI
exercises.
Simmous. Hanna 4 Ferguson, are
receiving new goods for the spring
trade. Mr.. Simmons having just re.
turned from Chicago.
! g. II. Gilbert received car load
threc hundrsd bushels-of f3ne peach
blow potatoes last week, and their Or
rival created . decided sensation 10 the
provision market. 2.
April 9th, 1874.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE. good
many young men who have been
teaching, or otherwise engaged
through the winter, are now looking
about to see where q single term OF
study can be made most advanta-
geoas. To all such We can cordially
recommend the Davenport Business
College Of Messrs. Montague & Lilli-
bridge. In from three to four
months you can complete the regular
course in this institution; and it mat
ters little wha, business you expect
10 pursue in lie. you will have &C.
quirrd that which can not fail to
prove Of constant practical use. This
is one of the national chain OF B yant
4 Strattoa, Commercial Colleges, and
Is such enjoys many advantages;
but it's chief strength lies in the ex-
perience, ability and deserved popu-
lari,y of it's resident principles. Than
Mr.. Montague, there 10 no better OF
more successful instructor; and Mr..
Lillibri.ige has reputation IS . pen
man and teacher Of penmanshir
which 10 very flatterinc. A grea,
many young men from Cedar County
have attended this institution within
he past ten years, and we have T.
see the first one who regrets the in
vestmeut Of the time and money
For particulars, see advertisement on
fourth page Of this paper, or address
M.ss,s. NJ. & l.. for circulars.
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MONTHLY
MONTHLY SUMMARY.
ROLL or HONOR.

ROLL or HONOR.
Hiqh School Willie Alden, Frank
Coleman, LOWS Ro,hrock, Matte
Stryker, Lille Stryker, Caroline
Springer.
Grammar Department So Nellie
Campbell, Sarah Coutts, Katie Doyle,
Dora Evans, Mary Ives, Myrta Nc
Namara, Emma Mahanay, Alice
Shearer, Nellie Springer, Mary
Sheldon. Annie Wampler, Louie
Yates, Homer Burket, Eddie Clapp,
Walier Dearborn, Frank Maynard,
Fred Smith
IaterDseGidse observation-disclosures
Owen, Maggie Meighan, Minnie Gil
bert, Philip Rothrock. Lizzie Walters,
Susan Yusum, Annie Burket, Annie
Kramer, Charlie Lang, Martin Bloom,
Charlie Ripley, Alexander Sparks,
Johnny Doyle, Annie Humphrey,
Net,ie Golden, Louie Filson, Gcrtie
Richards, Walter Swartzlander,
Carrie Evans, Nina Snyder, Howard
Gay, Horace Biscoe, Victor Ives,
Paul Morehead, Willie Bagley,
George Williams, Charlie Morehead,
Stanley Elliott, Richard Dean.
Secondary Department = John
Brown, Frank Brown, Tommie Doyle,
Eddie Doyle, Jimmie Evans, Joie
Fell, Willie Fields, Eddie Filson,
Willie Sharp, Byron Tomlinson,
Louie Wamplcr, John Wills. Addie
Burroughs, Matte Coufts, Julia
DOYLE, Ida Hoon, Katie Hepner,
Jennie Harris, Ella Linsley, Lizzie
LETTERS, Katie Miller, Louie Shaw,
Ella Shearer, Jessie Taylor, Ella
Weaver, Hattie Weaver, Louie
Rider, Katie Steans, Euphemia
Shearer, Louie Snyder.
Fwst Primary-Katie Taylor,
Carrie Bossert, Ida Ives, Ida Ken
nedy, Gail Campbell, Minnie Pn,ch-
ard, Mar Milford, Cora Bolton, Ella
Shearer, Lulu Sparks, Nellie Biscoe,
Esther Wills, Mary FELTON,, Eddie
Evans, Jay Fell, Eddie Linsley,
Walter Godden, Grant Hoon, Lille
Shearer.
Second Primnry-Nellie Aldrich,
Anna Birk, Addie Crisman, Anna
Lang. Maggie Lee, Myrtle Mona
mara, Lille Reichert, Mamie Rei-
cher, Maggie Walters. May Walters,
Addie Knott, George Chambers,
Charlie Humphrey, Willie Mona
mara, Freddie Morehesd, Willie
Piatt, Charlie Shaw, Ellery Woods,
Sherdie Yates, Eddie Snyder, Gail
Delaplaine.
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WHEREAs. II mas pleased our
Heavenly Father to remove from our
midst our beloved bro,her, Robert
Gower, y member of the Order Of Pat
rona.0f Hu.,,andry, who died 1t his
residence. In Cedar county, on Thurs
day. April ID. 1t the ripe age Of Is
years: therefore
Res0ivcd, That we, the Cedar Coun
Gil Patrons 0f Hu.banhry, recsKniSe
in our departed brother. an honest
man, ~ upright citizen, y safe O0uD-
slle0r, y faithful friend, and mn exem-
plary lnemt.er ri sociSty, In all the re-
ls,ions Of life; and that IN his death
our Order has lost one Of its most val.
uet members. aud our county one Of
ifs most uaefui citixens.
Resolved, That to the beresved Wild.
wv, SONS. aud relatives. who have by
this dispensatiOn Of Providence. been
deprived ut faithful husband, y kind
father, and trtthful friend, We tender
our uHfrignea synpathies.
Res0lpod. That the foregoing resolu-
ti0ns 10 f0swArdsd IN the county Pa,
pers ct TlptOn, to the NechsuiOevtlls
Fssss. aud the xowa Western Farm
Journal.
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Proceedings u the Counly Coun
cit Patrons or HusDomdry.
held April 9TH. 1874.

Council met pursuant to notice, Ia
regular session. President Piggot call
ell the meeting to order, and ops0e d In
due form. Minutes 81 last meeting
read.
John Ehultz, member Of committee
on home mandatory of farm imple-
nents, wagons, etc, etc
The following committee was ap.
pointed on "order of business" Alex.
Mays, Jacob Geiger. aud G. p. Furst.
On motion, adjourned till lo'clock
p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. President In the chair.
The committee on credrn tiais report
ed the following as additional menu
beers Of the Council:
Fremont Grange Geo. Mckinney
and VIM. Inks.
Virginia Grove Grange Jno. H.
Bolton aud E ID. :eeve.
Pleasant Hill Grange VIM. l..
Smith and J. B. Laucamp.
Pleasant Valley Grange-Joel Clark
aud J. G. Tufts.
Springfield Grange = jacob Geiger
and Henry Hecht.
Prairie Bell Grange-Jas. Jennings
aud C. Hardmsn.
Brother Joseph Downing offered
resolutions on the death OF Brother
Robert Cover. which on motion. were
unanimously adopted. See published
In another column.
Brother w. l.. McCroskey reported
verbally, from home manufacturers.
The following standing committees
were appointed;
J. Geiger, Geo. NJ. Di!tz, Jno. Shultz
Credentials.
VIM. l.. McCroskey, Jos. Downing,
Samuel Yule-Home Manufactures.
G. Hartman, Joel Clark, John
Shultz-Co operative Store.
C. P. Furst. r. b. Smith. Henry
Bag!sy Fire Insurance.
Alex. Mays. J. O. Tufts. J. B. Lau-
camp, Jas. Jennings Transportation
Agricultural and Finance.
Jas. Jennings, F. NJ. Long, p. Hill
lebrant- Resolutions, Memorials, Let.
tiers and Pap ers.
On motion adjourned to meet on the
last Saturday in June, next
JESSE PIGGOT, Prest.
c. P. FURsT, Sec'y. w# ag u
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The following resolutions were
adopted by regular meeting Of
Virginia Grove Grange, March 2Sth,
and q request made for their publica-
ton in the county papers:
WHEREAS, Our divine Master
above has seen fit in his allwise
providence to call from our number
our worthy sister, Martha L. Culver.
Therefore be it resolved by Virginia
Grove Grange that Brother Culver
has our heartfelt sympathy in this
his greatest earthly affection.
Resolved, That as a grange we
deeply feel the loss We have sus-
tanned in the death Of our sister, and
we resolve that we. will strive to
profit by her example of devotion to
the interests Of our order and fidelity
to its precepts and principles.
GEO. BoLToN, Master.
Virginia Grove, March 18th.
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DIR. Morris LIVER PILLs.-It is ca
sy enough to make pill but to make
good pill, ali! that's the difficulty!
There are cheap, harsh, drastic pills,
that are OF even less benefit than =
dose of salts; but good medicine. like
DIR. Motifs Liver Pills, which pene-
trates to the seat Of disease, IL desi-
dpratum indeed. viii positively cure
ali diseases Of the liver. Sold every
whore. John +. Henry. Curran 4
Co.. Propriteors, 8 and 3 College Place,
New York. 5th.
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Dr.. Pieros's Favorite Prescription
IL very strongly recommended by the
Medical Faculty, and 10 large prescrib.
ed among their fsmaie patients. II Is
wOrthY Of Ill c0n6deoce - may be
seen fresh ths following teetimOniai:
ATLANTA, H., 14th. 1873.
DR.. r. v. PIERCE Buffalo, N. Y:
dean SIR-I have not words to ex
press my gratitude to You for your adj
vice a0d assistance In my case. There
is not QUE who has used your medicines
since they have been brought here but
that can say with ME
they have been greatly benefited
Since I baye been 50 helped by its use,
six or seven around me left of all doc
tors aud othar mediciues, and now use
It 10 their families, after being cured
of the same disease. - mine. You do
not know what Q wonder il created in
our city, by Its restoring my sister
wrote you ahnut, for she had been IN
der the Oareof three Of our best doctors
but could not sit up but for = few min
utes one time. begged OF her to try
your medicines, aud before she had
used half Of the bottles she could 60 ali
around the yard. and has now just
come home from q visit five miles
away. MRS. THos. MCFARLAND.
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Thirty Years Experience or an
old NnFxc.

Mr.. Winslsw,s sseshlnS Syrap y the Pre-.
scrtptian Of one Of ths best Female Physicians
and Nurses In the United states and has been used
for thirty years with never falling safety and sue
cess by millions of mothers and children, rom tbs
feeble Infant OF one week old to the adult. II cor.
reefs acdity Of the stomach, relieves wind collie,
regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health and
comfort 10 mother and child We believe Il 70 be
The Best and surest Remedy In tho Word In ~
eAess q pYsEETERY and plARRaEA ~
from any other cause Full directioas for using viii
ecfh pns On nn ,ss M
side wrapper. Sold ~ all Medicine Dealers. !ys
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wire mattresses At Alden's

PRICE REDucED.-Buy your hedge
plants where they are good and the
cheapest. Joshua Hall, four miles
east Of Upton, Iowa, sells first class
plants II sl..5 per NJ; I'd class, Is
cts per NJ. Evils
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE,

Happy relief for young men from
the effects OF errors and abuses IN ear
ly life. Manhood restored. Impede
ments to marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and re-
marksble remedies. Books and circu-
lars sent free, In sealed envelopes
Address. Howard association, No. 2.
South Ninth ST, Philadelphia, Pa
an Institution having high reputa-
ton for honorable conduct and pro-
fessionRl skill. 48yl
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THE "Muscatine Shirt Factory" i

THE "Muscatinc Shirt Factory" is
. new institution started At Muscat.
me for the purpose Of building those
necessary articles to the masculine
organisation in such . manner that
bachelors will be saved the usual Sum
day mornings hour Of labor, and the
utterancc Of promiscuous ejaculations
will be obviated. Mr.. Kirby will
take the measure and order shirts ut
any and eli times.
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LosT.-An auction note for $1,000
dated February 10Th or Goth, in
favor Of Carl and Eli Stagg, and
aga INST Jno. i Shatfer, and payable
in eight moths has been lately lost.
All persons are warned against pur-
chasing such note, as it has already
been paid. The finder will confer y
favor by delivering the note to me.
JNO. B. SHARPER.
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An adjourned meeting Of the
Board Of Equalization for the town Of
Upton will meet at the Mayors Of.
fice, on Monday, April 18th, for the
purpose of adjusting all unjust assess
ments. All Interested win take no.
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DIED.

Near Delhi, Delaware county, Iowa, Mar.
3lst, sarah L.. wi fe OF Moses r. Church, aged
Is years.
Apyil 18th. 1874, David u. TAgxart. aged %
years, ct the residence OF his father in-law,
J. Z. l.. Carey.
In very early life he consecrated himself
to God. lived christian life, bore his COM
piication OF diseases with fortitude and res
ignation. and died In peace with the world
and hope Of immortal life.
In this city, on the morning OF the 4th
inst. TheodOSe Norton, infant son OF Mark
d, and Ida ~. stewart, aged 10 nOuths.
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GoDHY's LADY's BooK.-The mag
ANNE retains all its longtime popu-
larity and deserves to retain it The
April number contains . fine steel
frontispiece, two-page colored FASH
ion plate, four or Eve pages Of Illus
tra,ed costumes with description and
. cunning wood cut, "The horse that
never tires" This to start of with
and in addition to the excellent sto-
ries, poetry, &C., the "work depart
ment'' and the editorial department.
The magazine is calculated to fully
meet every want Of the ladies, and
the care aud ability devoted to it's
management is unquestioned.
Address Louis A. GoDEY, Phila-
delphia, Penn.
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Picture frames 1t Alden's.

SIGNoR PuRxA, the Clairvoyant
and Magnetic Healer, would inform
the afflicted that he win be At the
Fleming House in Upton, about the
18th Of this month.
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WAGoNs.-Thrcc new lumber wag-
ons for sale low, At my chop. The
above wagons are warranted for one
year.
l2-4w s. r.. NErNAN.
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FAiLED.-A very practical sort Of
April Fool il said to have occurred
7, . couple who canc into town last
Wednesday for the purpose Of being
united in the ''h.ly bonds Of matrimo-
ny." 60 III .gs u the dansel be-
came . matter Of uncertainty, aud
the 'icessaa % do tho~e little things
was withheld until the uncertainty
should Be Dissolved BY adequate
proof. The anxi00s swsin expended
= couple q dollars IN tslsaraphinS,
bat The nsn who knew couldn't Sc
wss0ed up, and tho posr iovyeru
were finally obliged to 60 home with
ous having acquired any nearer and
deafer rights in each Other than Be-.
fnr~.
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FoR SALE.--Surburban property
three IA acre lots convenient for
pasture.
Also 554 acres opposite residence
E. II. Pounds, at y bargain.
If A. HoLTsLANDER.
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WEEKLY MARKEF REvIRv
Upton Market.
Upton, April 9Th. 1874.
To Cousumptiyes.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. Consumption
by . simple remedy. is anxious TO make
known to his fellow su1erers the meanG oil
copy Of the presprtption used Tree ofcharge
with the difectioni for preparing and using
the Same, which they will hnd sure cure
Parties Wishing the prescription will ad-
dress 47m8 Rev. K. A. WILSON.
1874 Penn st.. williamsburg, New York.
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The Bosrd Of Supervisors went in
to session Monday afternoon and adj
iourned Tuesday afternoon. Pretty
quick work that. All the members
Of the Board were present.
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TERN SUMMARY,

ROLL OF HONOR FOR TERM.
Gransnsar Department Mary Ives
Mary Shearer, Nellie Springer.
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GExTs silk dress hats at the cash

L CHEAPnsr IN THE MARKRr.-No.
1c1sge plants sl.75 per NJ; I'd class,
- cents pr NJ, Joshua Hall. four
miles east Of Upton, Iowa. Wv
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RUSAwAy.-Saturday afternoon .
team Of young horses attached to .
lumber wagon ran away furiOusly.
Two men were in the wagon, and the
driver whipped vigorously for one
block, held back the best he knew
for another and then went out on his
head q the team turned the third
corner. The men in the wagon were
Messrs. Shatto--father and son. Both
were seriously injured, the young
man suffering a confusion from which
he had not fully recovered his senses
when carried home some three hours
later. We have not heard from Thorn
since.
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ron account OF errors made in the
report OF the Louden schools we pub
lish 1t this week corrected. ED
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- Fs.is =
200 kerosene ismps at Aldsn's.
N0eicO To 'rcacDaeFs.

I viii hold exaMinatiOns at The fOI-
lowing placrs:
Clarence, Tuesday, April 7th, 1874.
Durant, Thursday, 9th,
Springdale, Tuesday. " l4th, "
Examinations will commence at 8
O'Clock q. m. Nome need apply after
10 O'clock q. N. without a reasonable
excuse.
lift G. w. ROLLINS, 20. Sup't.
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MARRIED.

| At the reAidence al the bride 3 parents, A pr
! ~ n. nv the Rev J. X. Bloom. Mr.. Loring W
Names to Miss Sarah Sparka, all Of Upton
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s1c,p Advertisements.
NEW YORK lAY.R0QK.

A nRMooRATIc WEEKLY. Established 1850. II
ssupports White Supremacy, political &.d social.
Terms, ~ per year. To clubs, nine copies for o.
Specimen copies free. Address DAY BOOK. New