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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-06

Dying for Cocktail.--Davis had
only one fault--he sets TOO nigh value
on "dis.iiled liquors. This habit has
reduced Davis to seedy trousers and
generalship DAVIS Twas dying for a
cocktail" but as III luck would have i,
he had not the necessary fund to realize
his desires. Davis though. over the mat
ter, and then made rush Tor The res,u
rant. He entered the bar.room with
his hair streaming cut behind like a CON
ct:
'For heavens sake hand me glass oil
liquor just fell down 10
State stree, and cut bis head open that
his life is drspaired Of"
The barkeeper few around and han.
ded Davis about three glIls Of first quail.
ity brandy. Davis selzec The mug and
rushed oai. He returned in about ten
minutes aud said the man was better
and had been carried to the hospital
Barkeeper said "Glad 10 hear it, and
felt like Samaritan for the remainder
Of the day. In about two hours after
this Davis was arrested for singing the
Star Spangled Banner from dry good s
box. Strange fellow. tina. Davisa Don,
mean any harm, bu, will have his cock.
tails.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-06
The Amendment to the Army Appropri-
alton Bill.

The Army Appropriation Bill, which was de-
ieated in the Senate, and oecasioned the q.
ci;enen. attending the close Of the session. con-
tsins the following proviso, upon the adoption
OF which the II iass insisted, and from its oppo-
sition to which the Senate refused TO recede
Pcrtdsd aepertheless, That no part OF the
military force of the United States herein pro-
vidsd for shall be employed in aid OF the en-.
frcement Of the enactmsnts Of the alleged Leg
n "a ire Assembly Of thA, Territory OF kansas
recently assembled at Shawnee Mission, until
Congress SD all have enacted either that it was
or was not valid Legislative Assembly, chosen
IN conformity with ...G organic Law by the PEG
pie OF the said Territory. In! prori ed That
until Congress shall have passed on the validity
o' The said Legislative isssmby of Kansas. 1t
50 all be the duty OF the President to use the
m lisary force In sad Tsrritory to preserve the
pace, suppress inurrec.iou, repsi inva sioa and
protect persons and opeity therein, aud upon
the nationai highways In the State of Missouri
from unlawful seiz1re anc searches. .dad be II
f.rfher preridsi, That the President In required
20 disarm the present organized militia q the
Territory .ot aasas, and recall all the United
States arms therein distributed, and to prevent
armed men from going into said Territory TO
dhtlro the public peace. or aid in the enforce
mens or resistance Of real or pretended law"
The above contains the gis, of all the
late difficulty In Congress. The Repub.
licans voting en- masse for the above pro.
sfo, while every Democrat votes agains,
it. Thus it will be seen that the Demo.
Gratis vote directly against the repeal Of
the odioas laws Of Kansas, aud even 60
so far as to vote agains. having them
subject to the approval OF Congress-
Will the Democrat inform its readers of
this fact! Will j, give its readers the
true statements No indeed - such mat
tiers are no, admitted in ,ba. paper,
would kill off Doughlaceism ins,an,er.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-06
Another Achievement Of the Caivalry.

We copy the following para ,raph from the
Petersburg tVa) Taag Erpress It is bat
another instance showing the character OF the
men who have the control of Offices Spiritual q.
we'll as temporary at the South
"The Rev. Mr., Boardman. pastor Of the Bsp-
tist Church at Barawal G.. e., Sorth Carolina
has recently been obliged TO resign his position
ADD return n nth. because CT his approval of
Senator Summers course and his expressed oe-
po.i ton to Southern institutions The editor Of
the North Carolina Christian .7dsocate advises
them to stay at home until both preachers and
people At the North get better temper aad
learn more Of the prnci pies and spirit Il Christ
end bis apostles. 1t is DOT alleged that Mr.. 3.
acted impruiea.iy, bat his kiosu political ooin-
ions rendered him unti for The N .nists-ial work
among the people Of BsraSell-'
The Express, which Is of course pro slavery
ct could not exist lift was not) coaf.sses tina,
at is not alleged that Mr., actsi inprudent-
lys Il comment On such proceedings necssss :
ry' Who doubts, If that clergyman nal laud4 d
the ruffisa Brooks, that he " oald not have made
himself higly popular And because be did
not do 50, the n. c. Christian ~ .airocate al
vises him to stay at homs till be learns more
Of the spirit Of Christ and bis apostles = which
neaus, of course, 10 plain English.. to be hypo-
critic enough TO call Brooks patriot md a
saiat.-Ch. Prets.
Just SO. Il is fmprudencc,' to use the
Southern term, but the 'pious organ of
slavocracy in this place would not be con.
tent with that mild term. II would be
called IN Upton, to pursue the same
course. treason and base demagoguei SIN.
The Democrat would call it I'd efilng the
sacred saectuary,' Cor a man to favor
Summers course, and oppose slavery,
and would denounce the preacher who
would do SO, as a political ,rickster.'
Such is the difference. The dsunion.
lists Of the South are not as bod 10 de-
nouoclng religion as the seryiIe presses
OF disUnien in the North.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-06
The Army Bill Passed.

The las, advlces from Washington are
that the Know No,hings and Democrats
united and passed the Army Bill with
out the proyiso.
Thus has ruffianism been sustained by
the sham Democracy and their allies. -
The army will now be used 10 drive ou
Free State men from Kansas. The Bl.
ford men will be called the MALTA, and
paid out Of The peoples money. SIavoc.
racy can now triumph in Kansas, as ,hs
treasury Of the people can Be now reach.
ed TO supply the funds to complete theil
triumph and pay their men.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-06

The Sectional Party.-In the State
elections .hus far held. it appears that the
eboshin democracy have no success in
the Free States that they can only sue.
coed among the nulliiers, fire. eaters nd
dlsunionists.
Being strictly sectional party, they
have no chance except among sectional
lists and disunionists. Thus they carr
every slave State where disunion sen,i.
ments triumph, and have no chance what.
ever in free States, where the democratic
party have always been successful. thu.
showing that they have dsindled dowr
10 miserable sectional party, with Cal
houn's dlsunlon vision for their beacon
star.
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Passit Around.

The last Democrat publishes the dacl
sion or rather utase Of HoratIo King, Is
ASS, P. NJ. Gen1, at Washington, com.
handing County P. Ms not 10 distribute
club papers, and the editor says:
Brethren u th. press pass t1i. dec sion aroun
and il Won know o. ANY fusion postmaster wa1
p-r.is, In this rto!atfoa Of his oeic al dity. re
vort am t. t4e department, vita she aGne of
good democrat pgap:r.v endorsed 10 talse hi
place.
Such is the effort being made by the
presen, proserlptive party. iha. they vii
turn OFT P. NJ. in a ten-dollar-a-year
office for distributing papers to clubs.
The truth is, the parry are making
desperate efforts to keep light from the
people. The Catholics, in the days o
their worst tyranny never were more IN
tolerant than the present negro breediu {
-boshin party, and never were stupid
catholics more seryile and obedient t.
the mandates from the Vatican, than are
the deluded followers OF Toonbs and
Douglas.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-06
Republican Ticket,
Democratic Repu blican Ticket
f... sz.. r., Fog PREsIngSr,
sr,, JOHN c. FREMONT.
f.-s ss-.....~a or California.
.4sH.@ot For Tice President,
s. WILLIAM L. DAYTON,
ga aHa or New jersey.
t#s + For Pres.knisal Electors.
SsAte at large DANIEL +. MILLER.
- sAMUEL A RUSSELL,
1st. district, WV N. STONE,
H. |" HENRY O,CONEoR


We ~tss DeaesSs-.e d, refer 10 he Eojsrl
Esoas alons would cot shsss quotations ssd
,aem 10 his hs for sAily reference.
DEaosnAcy A.I can r., ,.y 'ha: Tier. !. NOT
adopted for the abolition Of Slsverysur rHEsr 70
s sss M .r,;ssaf Viii % . Al
That ,be Territory he ceaed BY State,
he rni.sd State. as the lc1 there h. e neither
All men =. sorn raE. sd gar.L and endowed sy the.
Lys LlsIsfr nd Me russri, Of HArrIssss --IRox ~
,.s... ne. III. I'd ssss.. esnas. n h.
ssasn Of the Ansrieu people ~ sacred Thing which
fSss ss' r.so.. = g sa,. NO .ssss dntiar nv sc.
n, rs. s' a'i r,ries '' vac ''s' " A''
arrse you IN your regard ~ rgro
slavery have long sou.aersa Il Nosr -gEIOus xvii
.ss ~. 10 "a our sale. y such sa,dsa n. co
gree ,.s7s pred an ordinances whis prohibits the es
. eoSsISss IT. ssE
irrtoa % Isi.yette IN.
I'D wss s-s recognized hy The CcrsusIcn Of
MN G = =. r.s .s cen
sli,usi oaal Ton vsution.
Tbs, af.r the yerlsenf N. CHRISTIAN tbsr. .h.l
seld s.'., che ~is. h.n n he paa.sr.a .ar elm.
ssrsonsiiy guilty "-Jea.T, rs ordinanss I7si
we vii GO the Of ths ccnstitaon s,a.r 70
La ear eenaIy Of ibis sass-3sni Tr.nk,ns ssasri, Al
70 CenSress.
s,Ayoer.cI =: 81. ras Sosra 80. Al ,ha .snP,shiss
"Etser .uSh ~r-chss must be hang put n the psnen
ssry q tie sea b will quit fae unoa, seRIcaRosD
orIsta.
"IA. rrs.a.s,, !. 10, ,:sg ps IN es,a. e -. =
oonstl' utons. 80. am ia ssstr stEr is"
sRKrarRp LlrfLIR
,s.o, % ~ 81 Il de s
.nA nssssn v 70 be pan2hsa sad bat c hs
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Phuddetphia Times.-Many G

Philadelphia Times. Many of our
'Bueslail' friends are making huge cal.
culations in Philadelphia. IL they will
read the Philadelphia Times, the best
paper In the city, they will discover their
error. Philadelphia oasis $4,000 votes.
The Fremont clubs in the city number
already 10000 names. and it is con-
ceded they will cas-. Is 900 votes, while
the Republicans claim they will carry the
city.
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i. Correspondence Of the \. Y Tribune
Bully Brooks Again V7ourigh;os ~,
Caae

# oi~Ns Au40N II.
There cans near bekg another sum,.r 49,.
rage ~ the same author Al WIZARDS last W.
and y has been the sihec. OF con si!rrsha go
ting talk In certain circles at the CanitsI :, A.:
Learn that Pre- ton 8. Brooks, WITH ! ca,nn way
lon, sccossed several gentlemen at WillarSis IT,
ts', and inquired for Sage aud Morgan ~ Nv.
York, two members Of the House ~ yipg tho. w
waited to find them4na If he did he xoaid nn ~
their noses and break thar heads. ana as pe vi
spoke ne foufished his cane ard dispIav ~ ~
vie knife. HI looked Into several reom. a.a
left with different persons insultins uea.a "a. y.
be delivered to Messrs. Sage and Nory,n 10 "
latter gent emen we're instastly notified a, ~. he
movements OF Brooks 20 that tley ,ron,S s w,
have been taken by sarpfise. Both of sh aSs
gentlemen hava characterized the assa,l, ns
Brooks upon Mr.. Sumner at various t.mas VI y.
they deemed It deserved, and hence the cans as
probably OF Brooks conduct. When Mr. Broohs
WAS called upon BY some Of bis more ai.crss,
friends to-day, and arraigned for Bis cooSnc. ~
said be did not remem6sr having tins conann,
ed himself; that be was excited VIVA vino sns
expressed bis deep regret II he had, under N tba
circumstances, offended any one. I give b tb
sides - act of justice.
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SheriH's Sale.

by Virtue Of an Execution, to me directed.
ID issued out Of the Clerks office of the Dis
trict Court, IN and fer the County Of Johnson,
ard State Of Iowa, in favor I'll Findley A.
Burke, and against John lives; have levied
az on the following real estate, to wit The
North East quarter Of the South West quarter
OF section 20, in township so, range ], west.
and TIE North West quarter Of the South West
quarter and the South East quarter Of the North
West quarter Of section %, township 81, range
|, west, and the South East quarter OF the South
East quarter Of section II township 81, range
!, west, all Of which land lies in Cedar County,
Iowa, and shali offer the same for sale at pub
lie cutlery, at the door Of ths Court House in
the town of Upton, in Cedar County, iowa, on
satnrd ay, the o0th day o. Sept. mhcr, A. ID.
1856, between the hours Of o'clock A. M. and
= O'Clock r. NJ, Of the said day, to satisfy tie
said execution and the costs that may accrue
thereon. JOHN n. BiRELEY,
Sheriff Of Cedar co., Iowa.
Upton, Iowa, Aug. lith, 1856. 33,aw.
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You Tickle ms and I'll Tickle You.


The Democrat Of this place, having To-
ken the Fillmore Know Nothing party
under its care, in . falsome article Of
praise 10 u contemplate little Il" Fillmore
sheet" issued from the office ofths Demo.
cratic paper in Buriington. says;
II ID now the fact that there IL Fillmore
ticket ia Iowa, and we doubt not that the coasssi
hereafter will be In this State between Bucnan
an and Fillmore. The ,oco'y horse having beer
withdrawn 10 great extent In Iowa We d
not believe In prescribing men on account o.
their religious opinions, bns |. 10 very cert sir
that the Know Nothinxs are dropping NJ FIRE.
mont, since 1t has become an established fac
that b. is manblr Of the Roman Catholic faith
So much for the Democrat. Now the
mex, number OF this :. Fillmore Sheet
from said Democratic office, will give the
Democrat good tickling in return fo'
the above, and so they go, billing and
cooling like turtle doves. When the Buck.
african cause depends upon such base
falsehoods as are contained in the above
and the aid of negro worshipplng K. Ms
i, is evidence of their being reduced te
the las, extremity.
Blu, let them bill and COO aud tick
lie each other, and hug and " honey tn
gle, p we can bea, them both. In August
all of these pro- slavery K. Ms supported
the Democratic ticket, aud the Republi
cans have beaten them 10000 in th'
State, Now let them divide and hav
two tickets instead of one and we can
beat them still worse.
"Con,esl hereafter between Fillmore
Ind Buchanan in Iowa." woody Eors
Withdrawn" Fremont Catholic II
show our Republicans the absurdi.y 0
these things We can say, tina. if you as
these Glowing allies" where the Fillmor'
strength is, in Iowa, thew will tell you il
Muscatine or Barlin3 ton, and go to thes
places and ask where It is, and they vii
tell you tina, "up IN Upton they are al
Fillmore men )" and from this you ca
Judge Of their real strength from the fac
tina. In Cedar the only Fillmore men t
be found are, with a few exceptions
avowed Buck,ails, who talk oil voting TO
Fillmore in hopes OF getting some Re
publicans to do the same.
In short, this Fillmore strength is jus
Ike the milk Sickness" you never ca
find ou! exactly where it is, bu, i, is al
ways somewhere close a, hand-in til
mex. town.
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The Entire Catholic Press Of the T..
States for Buchanan.-lAe ST. Louis
Leader, The New York Freeman's Jour
nal, the n. Y. Truth Teller, the Boston
Pilot, the Pltlsburg Catholic, the Pnila-
delph'a Catholic Herald, the Pnil,del.
pha Catholic Instructor, the Baltimore
Catholic Mirror, the Clncipnan C,tboi!c
Telegraph, tue Buffalo sentinel, the De.
,rolt CaIhol.c Nindlcator and the Char
lesion Miscellany which comprise, we
believe, The entire Catholic press Of the
United States are cut In iavor oi Ba-
chan for President. This looks rsry lse
Fremont being Catholic! Is there any
thing religious in this curious coincidence!
Il IL Is wrong for Protestant clergyman
occasionally TO discuss the broad prlnci-
prs of national morals as applied 10 the
political questions Of freedom and slavery
is il quite right for the entire Catholic re.
lgious press Of the country to support
Buchanan VIII the organ answer
Dem. Press.
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The Pretty W,doU.--A pretty little
widow dseleth in little street, and she
la. PAIR Of pretty eyes, and two pretty
little ieet. No matter what her name is,
or the number OF the house-she's a
mig hty pretty widow, a perfect little
mouse. The rose and lilly blended live
upon her dimpl d cheek, and her lips
give them expfesslon-oh so meek. -
Her hands are white and tender, bu, het
wocers sadly fear that she'll get them
stained and tainted up, by handling iags,
beer
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Rufus Choate. is now the lion Of oil

Rufus Ghoate. is now the ll,n of sla.
vocracy. Having always been a Fede.
raj and an aris,ocrat, he now declares
himself in favor of Buck african, as the
proper representative OF his views. Il
there any thing strange in that. Birds
OF feather, &c. IS the old adage. and
applies well in this instapce. All Fede.
rails and aristocrats who hold to the blue
light principle and ten cent system, &c
for the 'teu-cen.er.
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CoUssEL. But few Of the reading public ars
awsre how continually an editor ID called upor
to aiyise bis patrons or every SUBJECT, from pol
/ - 10 the breed ofcattls. through tas Who'll.
range OF our dnties none has psrpiexed " NOR.
than 70 tell orr readers what 10 take for cure
when hey are sick. Hitherto this has been
severe trial to all Our skill, but it win not here
after. We have been taking, and have seen the
evidence from others that have taken Doctor
ATsr's Cherry Pectorel and Cathsrtc Pills.
They need bu! slight trial TO convince the
most scepsieal how far shsy are superior 70 the
other medicines We have had iz uss. They have
one single property Of great Importance 10 ne
sex AMI that 10 they ssys- bgst. Hsvah.
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Farms for sale.

or So acres. in iowa tes7 esl.iu. f. sale. .fsss
u house. and some 10 acres rob. sd te.se.
fence, u acres {. In be-
'tE.~ Etaafr 1EfB 4 sTa gxatR.E ls-A sstesa
ks~rLssAsTs
n o~srgHrY hcEFs 4 sARarss aud Tfk7ra fsezsa
tpss EITER. f5lIss sOrta II snsYYs~sr Hzz
5000 Ffetas foh-s Il co. Teats't sits vi ist
ssuie e.sfns dsta Pr go ssts.
ALso--A GREAT BARGAIN,
60 - sT0g5e rAss
lss 20 - OF cd l.n4 fer sss
FGt5A v g.. AZ the shces h44 H. ID -
Il 200 Oar V4Esf.g Larn q acres - rfMhFg zz4 =
Ecsss = atseas isuh. az ths .sres y
Sh4 - aess - Rofrps Lasp. The eaav f4s zza 70
Rtss ti-sty IT wood sAa ws.s, ., hspa
Enquire Of WELLS SPICE
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John X Motif us. Isaac H. Wheeler.

To Isaac II. Wheeler
~ IR-- You are hereby notified, that there 4
- now on file, In the Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Cedar County, and State
Of Iowa. a petition Of John II. Mont, claiming
Of you the SUN OF three hut dred and twenty
five dollars, as money justly due him from you,
for one ihresh.ng machine and horse power.
purchased by you VI said Jshn r. Motif, and
that your property hss been attached to satisfy
such claim, by virtue Of writ Of attachment,
issued by the Clerk of said Court, and that the
Sheriff OF said County has made return to said
Court upon thc original notice in said suit, that
you are not found. Now, unless you appear and
answer thereto on or before tie first day Of tie
next terra Of said Court, 10 be b.gnn aud hold
en- on the 22d dav OF September, 1856. nd. ut nj
will be rendered against you for the whole
amount, with interest and COSTS, and your pro-
rerty sold to satisfy the same.
S3,4w. s. W. YOUNG,
BfssELL SpIcER. Cle.k of District Court
Atrys Tor Pi'T. OF ceda, co.
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Il .NeU Uau of Raising The Wind,

n -NsU Way ot Raising he WIND. -
Mr.. Buchanan should stump the Union
as he was elec,ioneerlng for James K.
Polk, and to pay expenses carry any
amount of Naturalization papers with
him, and by soaring Foreigners with
bngaboo o. tweny-oue years before they
can vote. peddle them out for fifty cents
apiece. Verify he has outdone all the
Yankee pedlars in wooden nutmegs. He
should be called the fifty cen, President.
II proof Of this statement is wanting, we
have any amount Of evidence at oul
elbow.
Ten cents day and Sleeps head and
pluck is en- ugh for the labor.ng man. -
James Buchanan.
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fGGaf AOIlOGs.
Adm in istiatriH Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given ihat letters of Ad.
~ ministraion have been duly issued 10 ne BY
the County Court of CEDAR county, Iowa. upon
he estate Of Henry Vie deceased. All parrons
indebted 10 said estate will make payment 81
once to the subscr Der, and those having claims
against sail estate will present them for settle
nent. duly authentica.ed. SorHiA WISE.
30 4w.pa Administrative.
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There will be meeting for the dis.
cussion of polisical principles a, the School,
house in RED OAK, on Friday evenin.
Sept. 18th. Tie opponents of Republl.
can principles are invited TO be present.
Also, a. ROCHESTER, on Monday eve.
September lsth.
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Trash TIE article 10 the last Demo
crat headed Limited Monarchy betrays
the weakness ci the cause Of the slave.
cracy.
Even The smallest straws are Crashed
al nov TO cover up the fact that he ebs.
sain democracy under tue lead al Doug.
las, Toombs, Brooks, and other soaneru
vajlants are al work TO tranrle unde,
foo. the Constitution, TO dissolve the
Union and finally establish said Toombs
as King Of the aation. as he is now sole
dlatulor Of tie South and controller Of
s.asocracy ia the North.
lis attempts are futile, bn. true 10 its
instincts 1t RETURNS to It's patron saint
Calhoun, and quotes q EARNING from
that noted nulllEer and disunionisL
Such authority is jus. the kind for
slavocsacy. Disunion is their obiec. and
the grea, is,ac. Of notification the bes,
author.
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House Finishing.

'hL subscriber having located himse,f -
L NE .o.n Af tpton IL rreaarei g. a. yls.-
te:ihE Of al. kinds nj colors a.. ur's,4e v,ogk.
Rouge east Initiated into orick, stone ~ mar
bic, fancy aad Ornamental work, plaster ee
paris, nonioings, cornish, centers paper
harglngs, &c. am determined - give sails
faction to ali who may favor me with Their
patronage For taTther Information a2,'y .,
or atdrcSs IL fpARJapT
Upton Feb. 10, So MAN
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S AMUEL DEWEL

soA'AfoA AT T1PToN AND GENERAL
LAND Agent. ~
WILL attend promptly to all business. reo,i,
ing an agent: such as =.
PA YlAG OF TAXES
Buying and Selling on Commission
gtTfnE 'aot ms au fepaetfte isGas Ia Liza saA.v H.
iag 81 isofiae " 41as W Ca.
ton sALs.-Lnn ana s. Black IL. IN the town RI n
essses Epoh wafcn sitosied e. mfpr,, ia sxsi, -,
erT .nd veil AIso, Lot b,eck So 10 The TOW Of ~
''' ssseEi DEvAl-
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$40 DOLLARS REWARD.

Strayed from III. sniacribeg lao hortef y
white mara about or $ yeaFs oil, and CT
,orrel horse, With a Whit star Ia has lace aaa
white feet. about IL or IA ye1fs I'D odo aoetii
q little hurt. Both were shod Ill r0an1.
Ten dollars reward will be given 70 ANY p
son returning them 10 Covers Ferry.
"a Thfos.- NlrcarII.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-09-06
COMA, l1NlI3.

'HE unoersaene0 al6 now prepared h fo,.
! nish Lime It the lowest psices. Thew ~, are
a.so prepared to deliver u = any place to suit
the purchaser. Our lime can't be beat ana II IL
alwsJs on haad at the kiin. mile 80. - ~ -
Tipson, near Dsiggans' Mill, KSogT = C).,r,s
H 1877