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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23
SOUTH CAROLINA

The London Times, which was recently
ging European coalition against America
ie out strongly in favor Of Buchanan's election
The Times owes this Republic particular spite
and Is determined to have it broken up one way
or another.-Er.
There is something significant in the
above. The London Times 10 4 true in.
dicator OF British policy, and to find it al
this time urging every measure which
may possibly have tendency to weaken
destroy or cripple this country, or to
vlron the American States, and at the
same time aiding IN every possible man
ner the election Of James Buchanan, has
an ominous Specification. Let the sla-
vocrats who try TO blind the people of
the north TO the fact that the great and
paramount idea Of their southern breth.
rem, feallessly declared on all occasions,
is to reduce this nation 10 one Of unlim-
tied slavery or dissolve the unlon-le,
them turn aside from ,hisgame Of hood I.
w,nking the people, and explain why j,
is tina, England threatens to war upon
the United States and at the same time
connives at the election Of odd Phlebo,-
omy.'
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Ten CentsaD ay.


Some Of our radiant slavocrats dispute
the fac. that Old Buck advocated the
.'ten cent system while : member Of Con.
gress. The facts are these. During
the pendancy Of the sub-,reasury bill
Mr.. Buchanan, in his remarks, advoea.
ted reducing the wages Of the laborer and
made these remarks, Reduce our nonM.
nal to the real standard Of prices through
out the old world, and you cover our
country with blessings #FEa#
This can be found in Niles Register,
vol. S., page 426. Will the friends Of
old 'Phlebotomy' please examine. The
standard prices in the 'old world was
about ten cents per cay, and this old
Buck thought enough for the laboring
men and mechanics of this country. The
crab party now try to craw.fsh GU, OF
this system, bu, il is The characteristic OF
their Federal leader. Born an arlsto-
crat, his whole life has been spent in
trying to build up aristocracy, and ir-
poverish the poor and la5oring classes.
As the right hand man Of the Richmond
Enquirer, which openly advocates the
renewal Of the African Slave trade and
a system Of white slavery.
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Underground Railroad Another & Ma.
tionaI Disclosure.

1t IS currently reported in the street.
OF Upton that there is an underground
railroad through Upton, on which dozen.
Of negroes ale daily, nightly aud hourly
passing from the south 10 the north pole
or Sims Hole or other regions un.
known. We can only gather items OF
this from lose rumors. As it appears the
secret Of the matter is only known
among the nationals and they are eau
tious about spreading it. but occasionally
they impast it to weak BROKER
This is another evidence OF the hypocri-
sy and cupldity Of the nationals daily
railing against negro stealing, yet have
an underground track on which 10 obtain
their supplies Of black wool IDOLS
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Chicago. Iowa & Nebraska B. 3 More
Iron on the way.

Tae Board Of Directors Of the above Conpa-
ny purchased in B ,ston on the L.. inst, one
Thousand tsns Of rails. which will be forwarded
Immediately to Clinton. The Company have
also two hundred tons at New O.leans awaiting
shipment to Clinton. These two parcels, with
what lie already on the ground, " ill very nearly
conptste the road from Clinton to De Witt
Gar De Witt friends may look out for an early
advent of the iron horse Dem. Press.
The above item Of railroad news, we
are Of the opinion, may be relied upon.
The iron is actually purchased ties in
large Quantities are on the ground. In
short, 1t is evident the cars will be run
ming TO Dewitt. before the close of another
win.er-bcing distance of IS miles
from Upton, on q direct line from Chi.
eago.
We would call the attention Of Tipto.
mans to the above facts and ask of them
or of the people of the county, If it may
not eventually be to their interests to
take arly steps to obtain the western
eoutAiuatsoN Ci tiiiS IOdu 10 cur OWN du.
vantage. 1t is not going to stop a, De-
witt, as it is now purposed by the Con-
pany to run direct line to Cedar Rapids
passing several miles north of Upton.
Let US have an expression on this SUBJ
lect, now that harvest is over-let US
meet and consider our interests, and take
such steps as will secure Us the benefit
of railroad.
Our slo,hfnlness or neglec, may be the
cause Of grea, misfortune to cur place
may cause its ruin. We have, it is true,
discouraging presidents TO look back to,
but let US still hope for The better, and
pick our flints and try it again. l, Is
within our power 10 secure the road, and
it only remains for us to strike and Sc.
cure it. Let there be q response to this,
or forever give up the hope Of railroad
communication.
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Democratic Repu blican Ticket.


W. ~s1 every Dsmssrs.-we DO MT refer 70 Ire nsossr
Nationals slons cut these xossion, past.
Them 10 his bat for daily reference.
BExocRkcY w.s"r ny say tina, there 10 not
p.ae atcp'ed ar the aboiitioa Of Ssv-rrsuT
pss. sb TIA i 81 iksIsAtISx H aTrao XII
sEyEa BE waErIaJ.-w.snIseroS.
~ p p. reory seeea ss % b e.d by States .e
afso s,ass ass me y.sL $50 there hall e neiihsF
man, f,r crime = Jsnsr.aa. 'A-''"
',ss.or With eersan loasnsbls rights among vn eh ~.
arr naEsrr nd the rUssrir Of BAPrrsEss---THosAs
A The evidence of public ,rn.on that day seemed to
aieste that tins oHproaiss hsd become
Tufie. sssa shsad a.ssnss 70 as,arss bosea.s 30
Ihs' ,es repesc 10 70 sacr no .aork daring ofca
may be sssu,ed-FAAsxns PIERCE.
ss.s.osacE :. 81. n. No.rH - Who :ynp..Ass
Either .ueh stretches be hung peai:en-
or,RKA
The Preside. !, tn, prepr Pc .,r = decide se n
Of l.. He hss iha, -. cod. Of k.n
FnrFmExp LsrrixR.
The platform equally explicit reference to the es
,s i...sn ). puah.a and -, r..i....s. % =:
He T.,ae.d ssss ~. "a. .-p.e- ~
bad o. tie rr Cd that law ia and shs, prevail.
aaeh.a.n-wln % mach wi.ser .ad nerve - 70 etc..
fsm and undivided cutien Of those lsws"-s A. Dore
ksx.
.Th. imh-hsns. Of TzsRrroar .uea have rot.r,r.
rrhss sur rssv n.ss 20 re~ss vs.rsvEs ovEs
HsrsBIiss IT-3AxEs PrCaAsAN.
With The ntm,st pssibe precision emphasis Of an
rusgs, these Reselus All he vital p-iacipes sr,t
sths Constitutional sasasi-es Of Slavery and h
sisn pEniy and fo,esl kshi. .ausiy cs.r e5n-
endse the asc.Ipe grty IA
by The Platform OF IA
qairer
Whatever STATE Lars -s-agnizs IS property wseh.r
horse cat nsxsoes, /. pgr set By ths GoSsITT
rfoS in the Trrrcfe snd dsturs~d r,.k-r hx
the PEOPLE e the FIR fORY ~ cOsGREss
ara IN itse manner II Of he sta.es ssa,a
srslsys WHITE MEN and PA oPsRrY If lh-~a ther
ate owner 81 thi psrty Will b. PROTECTED the ~
and Enic rneat II h-t oaaty
CoNsftatien.-ssvphsss TseEisr.
The time efose at hard wAsr surh
ard Haze viii have justice d,ne In short A. n
0LirfsSsf IItsas LIN Heb -r-sdr r. Wv ssTt
Alc Bos on g. IN ChAriesi New 0glssas 'sy Book
us Dem srset srs not vel Slavery extsnsi1n
iss whtrn ignorsaea srs ceIrssR extension,
~Ha the time Is at had whsH who
must unarstsnd What fh.y dsus mater or a.,
hs d letter h III 1,eT
There not s'as3@ de the oepossc 10 the
- sstea OF SeatheTa society. eaes
nd they onty sa hsys .passr on Ard thiasr
ed b. their right
a Y - " d. Rcfk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23
" A Lone Editorial ~

Such is the caption of the only cdhoria
article in the las, Democrat. a Lon.
EditofIal'-aye, aione-only jus, one
and such one. On, ye powers ii
was screamer. Il pitched into US li.il,
but give our poor, delenccless, copper
cut OF rooster regular raking down
Called the poor thing "a woolly'-said i
looked scared, (It was looked at by thei
frightened ocsulars, which was tie cause
oil this supposed appearance), and wa.
out oil place, had bad head and good
Tor nothing 'bautum' generally. Poo
shanghai-hoy bad i. mus. feel over
such dreadful slangwhanging as the
Democrat gave it. Its friends, if 1t ha.
any left, after suci, serere trial, need
not be alarmed about our poor chanti.
eieer, as ii is doing well and will lie able
10 appear again in November, to the end.
less terror OF all slavocra.s.
But what struck US as being the mos,
eomleai, as being lar ahead of the famous
Joha Pho Xix burlesques, was the effort
III that Lone Editorial 10 keep up the
ebbing and oozing spirits Of expiring
s'avoeracy b. making them believe tha,
their Calhoualsms have been endorsed
~ lae ireemen OF Iowa, by claiming a
national victory IN lhIs State.
We do wonder if the famed national
party IS composed Of men so stupid or
foS'.a or uniformed as to be made 10
believe that the slavocraey have whole
grease spot eft i'll Iowa. After such
Il routing as they have received in Iowa
--beaten by 10000 (equal to 50, 1000 in
oAio)' Il 'hey can hope TO make their
deluded followers believe they have won
the day, ard feel glad over their suscess
we cannot but be amazed al the stupidity
aad ignorance Of their forces, aad a, the
same time feel 10 surprise that they
sao2!d be hoodwinked into hostility 10
oar sacred Constitution, and make war
upon cur glorious Union, for the sake Of
sfreajing avery.
Readers, Just think that paper in this
inteillgen, community should pu, forth
such perversioas Of the present notorious
facts -truly they love darkness rather
than light. One such Lone Editorial
Is as much as The amazing crcduli,y Of
their deluded followers can stand.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23

UxAsrMTY or OPfNroS.-a The South will
not submit for moment TO the election or Ere
mont and Dayton Mdlard Ffllnsoye's .altca:
Speech
"The people Of fifteen severeign States Will
never positively submit II the strength OF the
Fusionists In the lower House Of Congress b
augmented By Presidential power -Prestos S
Brooks.
How different is the above language
from tina tot the Republicans whose plat
form says, the Union mtst and shall be
preserved
The fact is, the sIavocrats are trying
TO brighten timic men to support their
ticket, BY threatening the Union. This
IS precisely the plan pursued by Jno. G.
Calhoun, whose sentiments and prmci.
pies arc genuine nationality az
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E@GaE NO0JdGs-
Sheriff SALE.

Rf Virtue OF an Execution, 10 me d;resse.
~ issued out OF he Clerks Office Of the Dis !.
s,l.t oonf', 10 AID for the County Of Cedar, and
son, and against Edwards and Sw.nk. b,,.
levied upon the following rea, estate. 1, w;,.
Lots Nos. one a., two (2) and ten 10 ! in
Block No. FIVE go in the torn OF Roche,tsr - -
CEDAR CO.. lewa, and shall offer the same for
sac at public cutlery. on Saturday, the 23d dav
81 August. A. ID. 1850 !, at ID Court Hou,e aoo,
N said county. between the hours Of 8 o. ioch
A.; and I O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day. to sat
lsiy the said execution and costs that NAV A. +.
crue thereon. JOHN IT RrRrIEvJ &c
81 4w. Sheriff OF f.esar .a.,'.-
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We call the attention of our reader.
to the late news from Kansas. Our ma.
tionaF folks tell Us that quia reigns in
that unhappy territory, yet they do not
tellswhat kind Of quiet it is.
Quiet reigned in Spain after the In.
QUESTION and star chamber councils had
been established, and the auto de ,e had
silenced every tongue TO the tyranny and
inhumanity Of the church of Rome
When, as the convict then at the stake
expia,ed in the cruel flames, the crime Of
'worshipping God according to the die
,ates OF their own consciences.' When
if the husband, wife, son, daughter,
mother or father Of the doomed wretch at
the stake, dare drop tear Of sympathy,
or heave a sigh Of regret at the awful
fate Of their groaning friend or relative,
it was sufficient evidence for a convic.
ton in the star chamber, and they too
must suffer the auto de fee. and quiet
reignea, and in the same manner does
quiet reign in Kansas. The blue lodges
of Missouri control and direct the affairs
Of Kansas. The Carolina, Georgia and
Alabama volunteers enforce, with fire
and sword the mandates OF the blue lodge.
The y. S. Dragons enforce tie odius
laws Of the bogus legislature, and divesi
the free State people of their arms,
(Which the constitution guarantees them
the RICH, to keep and refuses the r,gh.
Of public meetings.
'Quiet rcigns,' while the habita,ions OF
free State men are burned, and they for.
chilly driven from their claims and from
the territory, and free State emigrants
are intercepted aud refused admi,,ance
to the territory.
The slavocracy have been beaten in
every northern contest, bu. by ruff anism
and the assistance of fedeaal arms, have
been successful IN Kansas.
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Sbe,ih's Sale

- yittaa Of special execution. TO me si,.e.
- ted, issued out Of TIE CLERKS Ofnce III ne
District Court, In ard for the County Of cea.r
ana state Of Iowa in favor of Simon {; s,ein'
s an" sga'hss hehert ca'yin, have levied upsn
the following real estates. to wit. Int. No =, !.
III and two T. !, in block No two f2l. in Moore :
anu eulbertson,s addition To tha tow n Of linton.
aedar toanty, Iowa, and shall offer III. sarne -
-s's ~ rnhiie antcrs. On Saturday, lie sa.h Az
o. august D. 1886, at the Court HoEsa a ~
e.oed, A. b.. aal o'clock +. n. or.as al a..
70 satisfy fhe said execution AMI d. se.ts .s,.
iiias accrue thereon. JOHN II l-Iprf.fty
iip'on, July 2sth. 1856. sberin - Cs4s+ -
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- 2 - -.
SilcriRss Saeas

Ri virtue 81 aspscia! execution, 70 RIO d.
~ rectei, issued out II the l.,er1,x ofe, -
tle District Cont, IN ard for the Ccys.y -
CEDAR, and State Of Iowa, in favor of simon G;
stem, and against Isaac N. Magee and Hannah
MAGE | have levied upon the following re,l
estate, to wit: Twelve (l2) feet from. by line.
iy-fwo (9s) feet deep. off Of the north bart OF
lot 6 !. and seven y feet front by ninety. two
ls1) feet deep, off OF the south par, If 10, SIX
~, eoth ~ block twrnfy-four (2i). in the
avn pi Upton, Cedar county, Iowa, and shan
offer the same for sale al public ostcrv. Al ~.
Court House door. In the said county. on Sal :
nrday, The 9th day Of September, 4. D. 1854.
between the hours Of . O'Clock A. M and 4
O'Clock r NJ, OF the said day, to satisfy the
said execution and the costs that NAV asrrn.
'herrnn: JOHN n. BIRELEY.
Upton, July 18th, 1856.
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Connrdire Rally R,oaLs ,no IL !.

Cowardice. Bully Brooks, the cham.
pion Of 'nationalism,' has shown himself
a triflng coward--ready to pounce upor
non-resisting man with his back turned
and under circumstances which would
prevent defence, yet be feared to NEE,
either Wilson or Burlingamc on square
footing. For his bravery and defence oil
national (a) doctrine, he has been re-
elected and presented with many canes.
How different is !, with Fremont, who
was presented with sword by the PEG.
pie Of Charleston. 5. Z. Thus while the
Carolinians presen. their beros Ere.
MONTY with swords, they clotbe their
towards { Brooks) with cudgels.
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State Pride.

The slavocracy have great hopes thai
Buchanan will be warmly received by the
many Pennsylvanians residing in the
West. Now let US examine the facts
We have thus far found that the grea,
majority OF the keystone boys are
strongly in favor of Fremont and Free
Kansas, and have found in this county
hall dozen Of good, reliable men, who
are personally acquainted with old
Buck and no! cae Of them can b. in.
draeed TO rots for him.
The D.moerat, some time ago, had
cock and bull story of big pile of
wood provided by Old Buck for the des.
titute widows Of Lancaster, which .noun-
tain Of fuel now stands corded up in The
Square, at Lancaster. We have found
couple OF staunch democrats from old
Lancaster, who came from there within
few months past, and say that this
story is foax-and say that Old Buck
is too stingy to giTe single jimmy Ia
dime to the relief Of the destitute any,
where; and the common verdict Of all
who have known him is, that he is a
haughty, proud aristocra,, with no feel.
inss nor interests in common with the
people, and that pride and aristocracv
are the ruling characteristics Of he .OId
Fed One Of these men who has know n
the Oh Fed and all bis family. for a,
least, % years, say. he never knew 80
much PRIDE IN any one family-,ha,
odd Buck has a sister (of course che
must be on old doe,) who wa. 50 proud
that she had provided for her ean ,legant
and costly pair Of stairs, on which 10
ctsna0 up into her bed
Such matters as those do not sneak |
vel! for the Back 1t is not the frank
republican spirit manifested by Fremon,
and Jessie, who arc Of the Young
America school Of true Americans.
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A TaEAsosAsLE HEs.--The State of Maine
says:
Our our old hen was put to set on .hir.y-one
eggs, and only sixteen chickens we're Matched
We, therefore, have given orders to have her
hung Tor treason, on account OF this significant
sign Of hostility TO the Union.
Pierce, Tombs & Co. ought TO be no.
tilted OF the 'outrages' of that hen, and
have an army OF Dragons sent there to
enforce the hanging of that rebclious
old cackler.
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" Back and Breck."

First we Poikd them, then we Pierce
then, and now we'll Buck Them shou,
the sham Democracy. The Bucking
process they tried on, for the frs, time
IN Iowa, last Monday; and it happened
to them as it did TO the bull who under.
took to buck the Locomotive off the
bridge. There was a sharp collision,
but the Locomotive went on and the bull
went over. So Jared i. with the Bhch-
aniers in Iowa. So will it fare with them
in all the Free States. Look oct for the
Locomotive when the bell rings" or it
will be Buck and Break.-.Ni1wak,c
Sentinel.
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is house, and some 10 acres brok. ana ID
fence, ID acres Of Timbe
Also EIGHTY AcRvs Of os .iss. ,.ri .,...,
rsak IowSsA Seah Of oxpaH GaovE, ssd n = rod
AL-c-FIcHfr Acsss of BAassxs spd y,s,v, ,,,...
near .EpAR RIVER two rnil,s scrth II kocprsrS !, ~.
GOOD srsns Iouas u wi Ian n.
sotne eabing dore Prt lfk p-r .crs
ALso--A GREAT BARGAIN,
ao,p STOCK FARM,
PaIGE. 81 abi. az ina .h.-. 80 -.
y gpo Day FARStsc LAM a scrrs ~ TISpgp go
aess g Akapos lard, or the aiovs al p.,.. =
ana ID acres of Borrow LAup IL. 40. ~,
VITA plenty Of wood and ter At hssd ' 'Vs'ss
Enquire Of WELLS SrIcNp
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I'm .8ntagoaist TOR Brooks. old
lady, Mrs Eli sabeth Mapes, of Concord
Mass, offers to meet Bully Brooks on
the same terms as he met Nj. Sumner.
lie must be seated with desk before
him, SO that he cannot rise, and she will
approach him with broom handle. II
Brooks accepts, he is to address Mrs.
Mapes immediately. He dare not figh,
Burlingame, now let US see if he has
courage enough to encounter Mis-.
Mapes.
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The Democratic party, once the enemy
Of slavery and the friend Of liberty, hai
become the advocate and apologist for
human bondage As party there is nc
escaping this charge.
The North and South wings are work.
ing together to secure the same end, that
is, the election Of Buchanan.
The South openly declare the extension
OF slavery TO be their right and object,
and they have entire confidence in The
favor Of their candidate in securing their
object,
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Mr.. Buchanan Violation Of The Mails.
The vote of James Buchanan, in tie
Senate Of The United States, TO examine
the mails, and proven: the circulation Of
what Is called Incendiary Publications,
we regard as one Of the most inexcusa.
bic and arocious acts ever performed by
any man protesting to be statesman or
a patriot. What was it, Nothing less
than commissioning the officers Of the
Government to &C, the part Of ghway
robbers. The Government has no RICH,
to open the mails examine private let.
'ers and suppress them. On The contra
ry, such an act is in direct opposition to
The Constitution. The very idea OF ex.
aiming tie peoples letters IS repugnau,
to nj sense aud deceney; and in gross
violation Of all right. II the Government.
mas The right to examine the mails for
one class OF documents. they have for
another IT they can suppress one, they
can another. Yet--be j, remembered
James Buchanan (now candidate fol
President voted while in Congress to
eram'se and suppress the mats! Yes
The loye-le,ter Of every girl the accoun,
oil every merchant, the confidential cor.
respondenee OF lriends-in fine, all ,ha,
is private, confidential and friendly, &C.
cordlng TO the'vote of this man, was "a
be examined, serutinized, exposed to the
eye or the sheer of impert,nent officers,
and II by chance, it contained line oil
human Freedom. 10 be SUPP ressed II
this act be closely examined. j, will be
found one OF the most a,rocious examples
oil attempted tyranny On record.
The case will appear worse when we
look into the cause Of this extraordinary
attempt. II was 10 proven, the free CIR
culaaon Of opinion on the subject Of s!a-
very, in the slave States. No matter i
the correspondence, or the documents
were sent from one citizen in the slave
States to another--i, made no difference
here IS as much danger Of an outbreak
Oh Southern opinion as of Northern
he point was TO suppress discussion.
we have said tina, all private cores
pondenee might be violated, for the plain
reason tina. the search of the mails fer
one purpose, and the suppression Of any
one class Of documents, included neces.
sarily the search Of the whole mail for
i could not be told that the smalles, Ie, !.
ter did not include an incendiarv docu.
men1. We thought, and still think that
the bill was the bodies, 4,temp. a, hip
handed usurpation that has ever been
made IN Congress. Mr.. Buchanan voted
Tor 1t, but happily for the country, il iaiI.
ed, and the Democratic party then, by
accident, saved itself from a measure
whose reaction would have DESTROYED il.
Let the reader, then, calmly consider
that Tor this piece Of tyranny Buchanan
voted, and did II in behalf Of that same
slavery for which the Missouri Compro.
mise was repealed, the Nebra ska Ac,
passed, and the Kansas outrages perpe.
trated. - Gin. Gag.
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The Last Resort-Mr Bucbanan's
organ in his own State the Pennsylra.
man, says,
perhaps il is no. too late for Mr..
Buchanan. in the months that vet inter.
vene before the Presidential election, 10
run away with somebody's daughter
thus putting himself on level with the
Republican candidate"
That will not do il. he must get some
body who will be willing to run away
with him.-.Neu York Evening Post.
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House Finishing.

hE subscriber having located him SELF in
4 The town eff Upton Is prepared 10 do Mas
i.erlng OF all kinds and colors and outside worS
Rough cast inflated INTO brick, stone or mar
pic, fancy and ornamental work, plaster Of
paris, monlaings, cornish, centers, paper
eeanslns., sc. am determined to give salts
faction TO all who may favor me with their
patronage. For further Information a,nix .,
or address IL I.EAPupbT "
Upton, Feb. 1886. n7.sm
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As the Buck pile hcaped up BY The
Democrat, with Iowa at the summit, is
turning out 90 bad. ws would suggest
they try it again, commencing on the
same foundation (disun,on) and erect j,
after this style and then they will be safe
from further misfortuncs in the calcula-
ton, viz: