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Medicines.
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Of the utmost confidence In Its virtues and adapta
ton to the diseases for which II Is recommended
IL IL no new and untried article, but one that
American people, and It's reputation and sale IL
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Thetestimony In Its favor given by the most prom,
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In all parts Of the country is immense, and a
full perusal OF the Almanac, published annually
his agents, cannot but satisfy the most skepticsl
that this remedy Is really deserving the great GEL
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Principal ONCE and manufactory No. % Arch
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READ THE FOLLOWING:
MoReANTowN, Va, August 4, 1855.
DR. G. Nj. JAcKsoN-Dear Sir:-The sales Of
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greater part Of them have had magnanimity SUI
fcient lay aside their prejudicies aud prescribe
IT IN their practice. Respectfully yours,
F. M. CHALFAN1-
For sale bY storekeepers and druggists In every
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ANTHONY BUCHLY,
q ~ D e e Z A KE n.
shen md Residence No. SO3 Penn,a avsnus
south side, between 9th and 10th ats.

S10e' O0s"ooU ON ana IUth Bts.
HAVING PROVIDED HIMSELF WITH
- an ELEGANT HEARSE
alc All necessary conveniences for "
properly conducting his business,
would respectfully Inform the public that he ID
fully prepared to I'll all orders entrusted TO him
n tnc shortest notice and In the best manner.
large supply OF READY-MADE COFFINs
OF al sizes, always on hand which will be FUR.
Rished on the most reasonable terms
As heretofore, no pains Will be spared to give
entire satisfaction on all occasions
.B.-HesidinS on the premises, orders viii
be promptly attended to at all hour,
feb 7-Iv
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PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
MURDOCK'S PATENT PLATFORM AND
uI Counter Scales Of all sizes. for sale at manu.
(acturers prices by oOGUE& O'NEILL
seq Agents, No. LIS Water ST., 6eorgstowl.
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BRANCH RAILROAD
d II 3

THANGE OF HOURs.-On and after n.
~ day, the 93d instant, the Trains viii
leave Washington ats and sK q. L., and ana
~ pm.
Oa Sunday at4K p.n
Leave Bsltimorea At ~ and sN .. L., saA AZ
pa.
on sunny MSHan.
aH0-h 2. u. PARSONS, Ass,s,
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P;LES-P,LES-PILES.


WE CALL ATTENTION TO ALLwH
w are afflicted with this dreadful complaint to
the following sworn certificate from one OF our
most res pectable citizens the father law OF the
proprietor Of the "Courier des Etas Unis, - and
formerly gunmaker In Philadelphia:
NKw YORK, Aug 10th, 1856
DR DrPRIB-Dear Sir 81 hereby certify that
have been att lie ed with the Plies for nearly sixty
years, that hsve used eighteen bottles of Barnes
Pie Lotion, and everything else | could here Of
but all to no effect, for they did me little or 10
good. About two months since, | commenced
using your remedies for the Piles, a have the
happiness to say that they have had the desired
effect, having cured me | consider this almost
miracle, for am eighty years CT age I sincere
ly recommend them to all afflicted with the above
complaint. P.VALLEE, % Franklin ct
State Of New York,
New York City and County
L, Joseph 9. Lawrence, do hereby certify ina.
on the day Of the date hereof before me personal
ly came P. Vallee, to me well known, who, be-
ing by me duly sworn, did dapose and say that
the contents of the foregoing certificate signed by
him are true.
In witness wheseof 1 have subscribed nv
name, Commissioner Of Deeds and as notary
Public Of the State Of New York, and have az
fixed my Notaral Seal at nv Office, in New Y ork,
this 18th day Of August, 1855.
JOSEPH c. LAWRENCE
Commissioner Of Deeds aud Notary Public Of the
State Of New York, 81 Wall street, New York
We challenge the Medical Faculty OF the Uni
ted States to produce q certificate equal to the
above: DIR. Duprie's Remedies are the only ef
fectusl cure for internal Piles. Only 50 cents per
box.
Ontce-76 Nassau street, New York WIN be
sent by mail to any part Of the United States
For sale by FORD BRO, corner Of IIth
street and Pa ave, Washington, ID. C. oc %
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EVENING STAR.
lila N I 8.

NEAR DUTIES.
Nor shall We two
Be happy any more; twill be, feel,
Only IN moments that the duty's seen
As palpably as now,-thc months, the years
OF painful In ID stinctness are TO come
While daily must we tread these palace rooms,
Pregant with memories Of the past; your eye
Nav turn to mine and ind no comfort there,
Through fancies that beset me, ss yourself,
OF other courses, with FAR other issues,
We might have taken this great night,-such
bear,
As will bear What matters happiness,
Duty There's mans one uoment-this Is yours
- tBrovsfnS.
AUTUMN.
Gold grew the foggy m orn, the day was 6rief'
Loose on the berry hung the crimson lear
The dew dwelt over In the herb the woods
Reared with strong blasts, with mighty showers
the foods;
All green was vanished, save OF pine ana ye",
That still displayed their melancholy nue.;
Save the green belly, with Its berries req,
lCrabbs.
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NEW STYLES CIGAR CASES, FORTE
" Monnaies, Cabas, School Sstohes, 60, Al
oc@ MCLAUGHLIN & CO.'S.
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CHAUNCEY WAKRlNER,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWElER
AND DEALIR IN
Fine Watches, Jswelry, and Silver Ware,

Ss!!tSg at a very liberal ysdxett on ON cess
tomary prices.
NO. $40 Pa. avenue, betweed 9th and 7th streets,
au 3m I'm Browns Hotel building.)
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State Of New York

JOSEPH G. LAWRENCE,
Commissioner Of Deeds aud Notary Public Of the
State Of New York, 81 Wall street, New York
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hAN5HAcTyRIp nv
Do A ID kENNEnx
Ne. l2O WoyysS styssf. Rorb.,.
pRrnR nn, uoS8.

wholesale Agents-New York c,,, ,
CLICKNER, 81 Barclay street; C. H RINo
LIZ Broadwayj A. Is. &c ID. SANDS, 100 FnI,o.
street. Philadelphia, It. w. DYOTT SONS
Baltimore, BROWN BROTHER, CANBY a
HATCH. Alexandria, PEEL 4 STEVENS
Al Retail by all respectable Druggists In the
vn5ed States and British Proviaoes, and aIss =
ths Druggists Of this CITY. eat 49,
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p. S.-OPERA GLASSES OF great variety,
TELESCOPES MICROSCOPES, WATCH
MAKER 6 CLASSES, and many other articles In
this line at very low prices constantly on hand.
fv 1R1v
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16
Ten Thousand Majority.

TIE present indications are that the
Republican majority on the State Tickle,
will be Ten Thousand. Such a major.
iy in Iowa, is equal to nearly Eighty
Thousand in Ohio. Tha, will do
Ioua City Rpu5. 9Th.
!, will be RENE nbered tbs, . few
weeks ago the Democrat Of this place
contained Buchanan Py-amid.' a, the
top OF which was, in large capital letters,
IOWA We wonder if, when the
Democrat builds up another Pyramid, ,
if it will still top of with Iowa. Again,
il all Of The Pyramid turns gu, as Iowa
has, where will Buchanan be ia Noyem.
Der. This only shows the real founda.
ton OF their party. 1t has no standing
out OF the slave States. Ii is a sectional
party with sectional platform, with
DlssoLurlos Tor its maine object.
Iowa opens the ball with 10000 for
Freedom and Fremont, the Constitution
and the Union.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

The charge in the Democrat, tina,
when Mr.. Fyan came to US, in the pres.
ence Of Mr.. SHETLAND, to arrange the ap-
poin,men,s for speaking, that we did
back OUT is a base ialsehood-let it come
from whom it may, it is malicious lie.
We told Mr.. Fyan then to make his
appointments and we would meet hin !;
and we designated MechanicsvilIe as one
Of the places, and told him to state his
time. Mr.. SHETLAND, we think, will say
the same thing.
We did say we were no. . candidate,
bu, still said we would NEE, Mr.. Fyan
and the whole hos, of Negro worshippers
and wool-growers a, any time and place
since which we have heard nothing ex-
cept the article in the Democrat. II they
dare 10 meet Us, why not make their ap.
poin,ments, as we have so ai,en chal.
lsnged, and not try to creep on. ty SUBJ
terfuge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

ser until one, two and three weeks after
pobi'cations Why no Republican docu-
menss can get through the mails in sea-
son. Why the circular Of Hon. T. Davis
did not arrive until after the elec,ionl-
These are all matters in which the PEG.
pie, as well as ourselves, are all interest.
ed in, and which the one instance referred
to In Mr.. Longs affidavit will not atone
for. Why is the Advertiser 50 long in
passing through Cedar County is = aues.
ton often asked and no, for US 20 an
swer.
The charge Of Lar j. what every
TOOL or knave may make who canno. pro.
duce argument OF reason, but i, will no.
convince the people that reform is no,
needed 10 ou- postal arrangements.
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SheYiH's Sale

RY Virtue Of an Execution, to ME directed,
- issued out Of the lerk's office Of the Dis
triet Court, IN and fer the County Il Johnsoa,
ard State ct Iowa, in favor OF Fina!ey A.
Burke, and against John Tive: I have levied
upon the following real estate, to wit. The
North East quarter Of the South Yves. quartcr
OF section 20, IN township so, range 4. ives,
and the North West quarter of the South West
quarter and the South Eas, quarter Of tie North
West quarter Of section ~, township 81, range
!, west, and the South East quarter OF the South
East quarter Of section II ownship 81, range
!, west, all If which land lies in Cedar County.
Iowa, aad shall offer the same for sale at pub.
lac cutlery, at the door Of tn. Court House in
the town Of Upton, in Cedar County, Iowa on
Saturd ay, the 10th day Of September, A. j.
ls5d, heiwee. the hears Of 9,'c!oek A. NJ. ara
! O'Clock P. NJ, II the said day, to satisfy IN.
SAID execution and the costs that may accrue
thereon. JOHN II. EIRELEY,
Sheriff Of Cedar CO., Iowa.
Upton, Iowa, Aug. l4th, 1856. 33,.w.
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Hen. Reverdy Johnson, Of Baltimore
formerly Wing Attorney General of the
United States, and the Hen. J. A.
Peace and Hon. Thomas G. Pratt,
Wing United States Senators from Mary.
land, are advocates Of the election Of Blu.
ehanan and Breckenridge. Pro Slavery
Journals.
We see nothing remarkable in the fac,
that some Old Line Wings are going for
Buchanan. There is bu, the one issue
Of Freedom or Slavery eloIe the coun-
try, and The hard politicians Of all sorts
60 for the latter. Another reason has
been suggested. namely, that they be.
lieve Buchanan has not drop of Dem
ocratc blood IN his veins having started
in his career as rank Federalist.
But there are Wings OF quite another
sort in the country, who still cherish the
better spiri, which animated the party be.
fore its disorganiza,ion. One of the no.
blest men Of this class, the Hon. Edward
Bates, Of st. Louis, has recently written
a letter giving his reasons why, as an
unchanged Wing he cannot support Mr..
Buchanan for the Presidency. After
exposing Mr.. Buchanun's rank pro-sla.
very record. hs there expresses his views
Of the pro-slasssy party in general:
Il has become quite fashionable of
late for the Buchsnan rpen to be par,icu-
lany national. and the peculiar friends of
the Union. The coolest piece Of impu-
dencs .hak was ever palmed off upon a
gullibls public. Why there is not a
tyro in politics who does not know ,ha.
Mr.. Buchanan would stand no chance at
all Of election if you strike on. from lis
support those States whose most eminent
and popular men despise the term ma
tlonal, and nave often declared that they
know the Union only by its expressions
and cAactions; States, many OF whose
present leaders are fresh and hot from
Statical Conventions, called by authority
for the very purpose Of disso;ving the
Union, and for no better reason than
that California was admitted, with con.
s,itotion made At her own free will, but
containing clause forbidding slavery.
- Press.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

Tombs BM.-The las, number of the
Democrat makes the charge tha. the repub
lieans in Congress voted against repeal.
ing the laws Of Kansas. We wish the
people not to be deceived by this ground.
less assertion. The facts are ,hese.-
A bill was passed BY .he House to i'd
nit Kansas State riih her Free Consti-
tution. The Democratic party. en- masse,
roted against II, and every Republican
voted for it. In the Senate substitute
was offered for this bill, which proposed
to leave the Ruffians IN comma nd in
Kansas and call another election, at
which a! rho had left tie Territory
might return and vote, and all who had
been there three months could vote
This would give all the Rufians who
had left, the right 70 return and vote, and
who would 60 over from Missouri before
the 18th Of August and get their names
enrolled, could return and vote, thus leay.
ing the pro-slayery men to have i, all
their own way. The Democrats all voted
for This bill, while the Republicans voted
for Kansas to be admitted az a free STATE,
with her Topeka Constitution. Such is
true State of The case. The Republ;.
cans ali the while voting TO admi, il as a
tree State. while the Democrats, under
the diclation Of King Tombe,' the sachem
Of the slaveoc.a,s, are trying to inyen,
some subterfuge 20 get Kansas slave
State. Besides, Trumball introduced a
bill into the Senate the laws OF Kansas
without any further enac,ments, which OF
course was opposed BY The slayeocracy.
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The Democrat tries to worm it, friends
out Of the lie they told a. Red Oak. by
saying they had invited Us to attend tina,
meeting, bu. fails to do it.
II tries to cover up the backing out
OF their party TO NEE. the Republicans on
he stump, bu. fails in tina, also. Now
the fact IS we had twice challenged them
10 name their time and place. bu, they
failed to 60 it, ard they even skulked of
and held meeting without giving US
notice.
We still hold the challenge on, TO them
as before; and now, a, this late day, in
reply to all this, the Democrat says Tor
Us to name our time and place
Now after all the Dragging OF the
: Nationals if'hey 10 no, accept, we will
ere long compel them to come out by
SONS more effective method.
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The Upton Post Office.

Mr. Long, the Slayoera,ic Post Mas.
ter al Tip,vn, in long communication
IN the last Democrat, uses 4 deal OF Bill.
iingsga,e towards u., sayored with a
large quantity Of such spicings as IA.
gran, schools tricks,es skulking,
craven, etc. The facts are, tina. on the
Saturday before the election, the Adysr.
.ise, for Covers Ferry was not mailed
until after ,ha, mail had left, and we do
not know Of any body who said IT was.
But % make capital out of this, Mr..
Long furnishes an affidavit 10 prove this.
Now We .eave Mr. Long TO account 10
the people Of Cedar County why II is
TIA! tie people d. l.-l - liz .it,,stt-
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II is a singular fac, that while the
war horse Bucephalus 81 the Nation
Il slaveocrats is on The stump telling
the people tha, the laws Of Kansas have
not been enforced By the administration
,ha, \ aiiosal organ Of this place endea'
vor. to justify them. In the last issue Of
the Democsat i says:
Are there not laws in every State
Furnishing the abuse Of Tie Press and d
speechF #E
And then goes on 10 show that the In
famous laws Of Kansas, for which Brown
is now in prison for opposing slavery IN
Kansas, is all right.
Nov as these two are both OF high au'
,hority, which are the people - believe
the war horse or the Dsmeerat! Are
we to understand it to b the correct
National doctrine that Brown 10 i'm.
prisoned for treason. justly and legally
becauss be advocated freedom, or that he
is no, in prison at all for violation Of
those laws. The facts are that II makes
no difference 20 the cause Of truth and
freedom which horn Of their dilemma
they take, because it is now admitted by
all reasonable men that the laws oil Kan.
sas contain S rLAeaASr VIOLATIONS 81
the Constitution, and that G. w. Brown,
editor of the Herald Of Freedom. is now
guarded by the U. S. Dragons for a
violation Of those unconstitutional laws
and the President and the whole Demo
cratic party say those lars mus. Be en-.
forced. Thus they .rsmple upon the Con-
s,rution for the purpose of making Kan.
sas slaw State and this is the state oil
facts which both the Democrat and wal
horse support, yet Try to wool The eyes
Of the people into their party. Wool
is the chief staple Of the National party
bu, the people have been too often de-
ceived and are now determined to put ar
embargo on wool which is death to the
Nationals.
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600 Guns for Old Cedar.

So says he las, Democrat. AMI 50 say
we. Blu! why the Democrat should feel
exultant a. such defeat as they reoei-
we'd, we cannot tell After being de.
fss.ed horse, foo. and fragoons-after
having los, their labor, expenses, exer-
lions and wasted 20 much bad whiskey
IN The effort, il is ahead OF cur time to
find Oh. in VIVA, particular they find con.
ISOLATION. The Democrat says they have
gained 600. Tha. assertion proves Two
things-hrst, tina. the Dsmoc.a. Is a
stranger in this county, not yet posted up
as to political matters; and second, that
he ventures his assertions hap-hazard.
with recklessness no, often INDUCED in
by disciples Of veraei!y. The people oil
this County all know that the parties here
are very evenly balanced -some,imes
cue party succeeds. and sometimes the
other.
The County gave Pierce majority Of
30, and once gave Republican major
~ Of over 800. We were elected Judge
enc year ago, by BOG, and at that time
the vote was very scattering between the
candidates. Bu. il the Democrat can
hgurs up 600 gain ever deica, of 100
"a would leave their party IN minority
Of 720. When has democracy been
beaten by 1907 Will the Democrat an
sser. Again, when the National lD
party were so confident OF elec,.ng their
ticket BY l5o. how do they figure a gain
OF 600 when they 60, bsa, by I2D, max.
ing falling Oft Of go in their ca.cua.
mons. Such gains as this will always
gain them free tick up sal. river
November viii gain them q grave be.
You'd the hopes OF resurrection.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

/! is generally conceded tina, the Ma.
t!onaf party will carry majority of the
southern States. This will give them in
the ELECTORAL college 90 votes there from
the slave representation or in other
words, their sEsRo VOTES will equal fre
times he uhole pots # Iouu. No wonder
the Nationals adore the Black Woollies:
they &c, from them b,g boost tow ards
Office by the assistance of negro repre-
sentaiion 5 times greater than the whole
unanimous vote Of Iowa. This is enough
TO entitle them to the appellation Of Ne
gro party
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16

National Party.-We ask OF the
Iavocrats Of this county why, In the las,
campaign, they drop, the good old name
Of Democracy, and assumed a new one
that Of 'Na,ionalr Is it because you
have worn on, the old one, because il,
has become so obnoxlons through you
alone tina, you feared to 60 before tie
people with it,
Surely your slayocracy must be in a
bad predicamen. when such an enchant.
ing name as democracy has been made
de'es.able by your iniquily. Democracy
abandoned and new name taken up to
keep Up your sinking spirits. ood-bye
10 the good old Democratic party. There
IS no longer such party in Cedar. Il
has decayed INFO miserable lection Of
negro-huggsrs, seeking to dissolve this
glorious unson under The stolen name OF
! aliy4al.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16
Stealing the Livery Of Heaven to serve
the Devil in,

The Democrat of this place does no.
Ike VI remarks upon the false colors
hung on. by the nulIiiiers across Cedar
81. l. winces, squrms. twists and exhib.
Its all the contortlons of the eel wnen
being skinned alive. II was the truth
we told them, and that makes their ago.
MES so much the more severe. But The
heels OF truth are crushing the head Of
the serpent Of disunion and slayeocracy.
Inc people are crushing them to death
by their votes for freedom and the Union.
The 'one idea party Of slavery exten.
sion, in The hope Of extending il. life a
few short months, now called national
can not bear to have their disunion,
nalii'ying, slavery extending doctrines
shown up before the people, rs public
sen.imen, IN the North is in favor OF free
speech, free territories and Fremont,
hence the awful agony evinced by the
democrat IN view Of the approaching de-
struction Of its party. /. is indeed steal.
ing the livery Of Heaven 10 serve the
devil in, for sectional party like the
national slaveocra.s, whose one idea
is that Of John C. Calhoan's Qualification,
and whose object is dissolution Of the
Union, rather than be dissolved from
heir idolised ringers, TO swing on. to
The breeze such false coloIs a. they pa.
rade across Cedar street
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-16
Genuemanly.

The elite, polite, refined, double dis
titled, rec,lfed, purified, and urbane Dem.
ocrat of this place, while charging upon
Us as using slang, commences an ar,i-
Gle in reference to Mr.. Cat,ell with A
Nero Nest Routed
All we have to say is, that Mr.. Ca,tell
is true gent enan, aud will no, notice
such low, vulgar, cowardly attacks upon
him, and that the people Of both aad all
parties condemn such 6l.hy abuse, and
its author.