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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-11-07
JUOSON'S
CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF

ca, be and has been preysnted in thousands Of
cases by this soinres ocn rene y.
JUDsoN's CHEMICAL EXTRACT
CHERRY AND LUNGWORT.
This medicine unlike most Of the patent rene.
dies of the day 10 the result Of the careful study
aud experiments Of . scientific and experiences
physician The two principle ingredients have
long been known and celebrated.
WILD CHERRY BARK.
When the strength of this is properly extracted
it is the best medicine known for curing the worst
coughs and pulmonary diseases, II loosens the
phegm and enables the sufferer 10 expectorats
easily, and alone will cure the worst cold or cough.
which II neglected always leads to consumption.
LUNGWORT.
This is plant the virtues of which are known
70 but few, II has been said by the most learned
men Of all times, that mature has provided re-
medy for each and every disease and the disco
yeres that are daily made, go 70 prove its truth.
LGngwort is undoubtedly the remedy designed by
nature for consumption. Its healing properties
are truly wonderful, and the rspidity with which
it cures the worst cases Of liberated lungs sooth
ing and sabduing all irritation almost immediate
ly, Is PROOF OF its adaptation to this disease.
These two articles combined with other purely
vegetable ingredients, form a medicine that is
certain to cure the worst cases Of consumption il
taken before the sufferer is entirely Frustrated. 10
not be discouraged trial can do no HARM but
will convince the most skeptcal Of its real worth.
THOUSANDS OF CONSERVATIVES
have been deceived repeatedly in buying Inedi.
zines which were said TO be fnfaiible cures, but
which have proved only paliatives but this med
icine Is not only palliative but CURE for u.eera.
ted lungs. 1t conta ms no deleterious drugs, and
one triatwill prove its astonishing efficacy better
than any assertions or certificates in curing CON
sumption snd oil diseases OF the lungs and liver.
such as splitting Of blood, coughs pal in the side
and chest, night sweats. &c. &c.
CAUrIoS.-To protect our own as well as the
interest Of the consumptive sufferer We are obli-
ged to caution all to lind the signature Of Con-
srock BROTHER on the wrapper without this it
is worthless counterfeit
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GEORGES

HONDURAS SARsAPARILLA EXTRACT,
For the cure of those diseases arising from the
impure state of the blood, such as scrofua, stub
born ulcers skin diseases. pimpies on the face,
female irregularities and complaints &c.
A general tonic and invisorator Of the sys-
TEN ID is uneaualed
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The pror::dence Transcript states
that all the factories ownea and run by
Nessrs.. A. 4 w. Sprague stopped Fri
day night, thus throwing about 5000
persons out Of employment.
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DE AT n Z 3 3.

Use Dr. I.azette's Acoustic Oil for the cure
OF Deafness. Also all those dlssa greeable noises
like the buzxing Of insects falling vi water, whz
zing Of steam, which are symptoms OF approach.
ing deafness. Persons wno have been deaf for 20
years, and were subject to use ear trumpets. have
after using one bottle, been made well
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D- Nearly 5000, 900 acres were loca-
ted with military land warrants, under
the Act of March, 1855, from the LIST July,
1856, to the 3lst of August last
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NOGioe q Tar Payeyx.

NOTICE u hereby given that the Corporation
IN Tax II now dSe, and IL not paid by tho frs,
day of November NEXT will draw twenty five per
cent interest The tax can be paid TO me at the
store Of Charles 6wetlAad or il NJ sAeea.c 10 4.
chs~. Treasurer. W. r 8. HALL, Nsrshau
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0cThe State Officers are now NOV
ing their Offices to Dcsmoines, where they
will hereafter be addressed, by those cor
responding with them.
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The vote on the question of paying
the recently repudiated State debt is as
follows: For paying, 1897; against pay
ing, 1851; majority against reputation
IL, $50. The residue Of the returns will
increase this majority.
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~There has been great freshet IN
eastern New York. The water in the
Hudson, at Albany, completely covere
the business part of the city, and mer-
chants went to their stores in boats, en-
.ering through the second story win
dows.
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New York Election.

There was very light vote in this
State, and it is uncertain which party
has q maj~vity.
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p0-Thc total loss by fire in Cincinnati
during the year 1856, was $4,000. In
Cincinnati they have paid fire depart
ment and use steam fire engines.
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Comstock's Nerve and Bone Liniment i. ~ar.
ranted TO cure any case Of Rheumatism. aont
contracted cords and muscles. or stir joints'
are crippled to walk again Comstock ana Rrn.
Their. propr;etorA New York, and none o&hars ~en.
u'as without thsir pans on the Wrapper.
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ENTRAY NOTICE.

taken up BY Perry Frink. al his residenc. :,
un,on Iroye. Ia Cedar County, Iowa, on the 7th
po,ed 70 ~ asoa light iron grey horse. sup.
Esq. - S.. ~: nsasiey.
Isrsoa Oct ioth 1857 Nsm oi.s
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CHICAGO gave about 1900 Republican
majority. This is doing we'll, and gives
D,uolass a severe rebuke.
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UuIvKRsAL FAMILY LINIMKNT
TAs ssss 0SsAsrNss 1<ssrssS .lSpssesstss
E#sH III ~ssr NssesssssS.
Dsttsr than any Pain killer. Lininsat a
A oagling Oh ever Invsassa-
Carltoups F0snler Ointment.
For the cure Of founder split hoof bloodhound
horses, and contracted and fcverish feet, wounds
bruises in the flesh, CALLED backs, cracked heels,
scratches, cuts kicks, &C., on horses.
Cariton's Ring Bone Cure.
For the cure Of ring bone. blood SPAWN wind
gals and splint-a certain remedy.
Cariton's Condition Powders for Hor,~
and Cattle.
The ch.nses of weather and season. with the
change of use and fed. hsve very great effect
upon the blood and sinuous fluids Of horses. II
st these changes that they require an assistant to
nature to throw of any disorder Of the fluids of
the body that may have been imbibed, end which,
il not attended 10. will result in the yellow water
heaves worms bots, &c. oil Of which will Be pre-
vented by giving one Of these powders, and will
at any time cure when any symptoms Of disease
appear when used in time. They purify the blooi
r.move all Inflammation and fever, loosen the
skin, cleanse the wafer and insigoi ate the whole
body enabling them TO do more work with the
same feed The action Of these powders Is di
rect upon all the .ecretive glands, and therefore
the, h ave the same eject upon the horse, the OK,
and all herbiverous animas-a!l diseases arising
from or producing bad state Of the blood are
speedily cured BY them.
Caution. Remember and ask for Cariton's Co..
di.i.n PoEders aud take no Other.
Cartoons Nerve and Bone Liniment for
HOrses.
And for the cure of all diseases Of man or
beast that require external application, and for
contracted cords and muscles strengthens weak
limbs and Is used for spra ms, bruises saddle gals,
swelled legs, sores OF al kinds on horses.
Cartoons British Heave Powders.
A never failing cure for beaveS thick and bro
ken wind. colds coughs, inaamma alton Of the lungs
and oil diseases which affect the wind OF horses.
Cartoons articles for horses and cattle are pre-
pared from the recipe Of . very csebrated En-.
gish Farrier and will cure In 90 cases out of loo
any Of the above complaints. They have been
used BY farmers, livery men, stage proprietors and
others, with the most marked and decided success
CaMtion-None be genuine unless you find the
naMe Of j. Cdrftos Comstock the wrapper Of
each article. Remember this. their articles hcr.
BEEN ertensirety cosnterfntea Of late: took and nd
the name Of CARTON GOns'ssk 4, &c. Ntrsr buy
u ,honf
~ Sold by Reiyart q. .NNumara,
Upton, Loua, and by one Druggist tn
nearly srery rilaage.
Upton, Oct eth, 1857 a.
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The last Democrat contains long ed
itoriaI, mourning over the defeat Of its
party 10 this State: II 10 ~ full Of in
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STATE OF IOWA. }
AUDITORS OFFICE.

STATE OF IOWA..
AUDITORS OFFICE.
Iowa City, September 10th ls. :.
IT is HEREBY CERT FLIED. Tha, on the
day of June, 1857. a statement was filed in this
ice showing the condition Of the Peoria Aarns
and Fire lnsnran"e Company, of Peoria, State OF
illinois, on the twenty seventh day of MAY cae
thousand eight hundred and fifty seven, in AGO.
dance with Act of the Legislature Of this STATE
passed January 70 1851; that such state III
shows that said Company is possessed Of The re-
quisite amount of capital, and invested as rcqLir
ed in said Act Authority is therefore given to
the above named Peoria Marine and Fire Insu.
rance Company to transact business Of insurance
in this State in accordance with the laws thereof
1T is ALSO CERTIFIED, That Wells Spicer
Of Upton, has been duly appointed by said Com
pahy their lawful attorney and agent for the coun
~ of Cedar with full power to take risks OF nsu-
rance therein, aud TO acknowledge service Of pro.
cess upon his fling certified copy Of the state.
ment fled in this office with the clerk Of the bis
tFict Court in md for said county. 1t is further
certified that the annexed l. 4 true copy 0. tie
required statement
In testimony whereof | have hereunio
set my hand and affixed my seal u
Il. o. Office this fifteenth day of septcn ber
one thousand eight hundred and Is
ty-seyen- JOHN PATTEE.
Auditor vi Iowa
Filed In the flee Of The Clerk Of Dist. Court
of Cedar County, this, Sd day Of october. l.j7.
oct3-39 s. W. YOUNG Dist. Clerk
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CAUrION-AH Of the sAore Named arfn!ss are
sois o~iy BY Comstock 3 Brother. 81 Fsters
Poce directly ~ rear Of the Asfor ffo"se one door
f,,m Rorrfav sfreet and one block from Brooaxay.
-N,.r York, 10 Chem all orders nsss be directed.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. I

Personally appeared before me the unders.Ea,
Notary Bubble in aud for the city Of Peoria, 70 -
ty of Peoria and State aforesaid, Charles H o,h.a
secretary of the Peoria Marine and Fir. las
rance Company, after being frs, duly swUrI,. d,
poses and says that the annexed statemen. ct :,
condi;isa Of said Company is correct ACCORD,
~ his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand and Official ~
Il. e. this twenty ninth day Of MAY, A. D. al
thousand eight hundred aud any sss =
BERNARD BAlLY. Notary pubsic
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nAvrNpopr Nov <
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Under this head will inser. condensed special no
'ices at 10 cents per line for each inreon IS
per month, 81 cents per quarter or IS: per year
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AZOR'S TURKISH BALM.
The only Certain Remedy for Badness, and
Tor Preventing Rlsa stopping the Fail.
Ing out Of the Hair.
As toilet article. for identifying and keepinp
the hair soft, glossy. and in a healthy condition
It Is unequaled. Its positive qualities are as fol-
lows:
Isl. 1t frees the head from dandruH str. 9TH.
ems the roots. imParts health and yigor to the cri
suiation, and prevents the hair changing color or
getting gray.
I'd. 1t causes the hair to curl beautifully when
done up In il over night
This balm il made from the original reeeipt
Procured from the original Turkish Hakim fphy
scian) Of Cunstantipap,c, whsre IL is universally
used The Turks have always been celebrated
Tor their wonderful skill in Compromising the
richest perfumes and all other toilet articles. In
Turkey the aromatic herbs, &c, OF which this i.
composed. are almost universally known and ssed
Tor the hair. Hence case of badness or thin
head Of hair Is entirely unknown In that country
we wish but ons trial 70 be made of il; that iii
do more To convince You Of Its virtues than ali
the advertisements that ean be published. ana
that oil may be able to test It's virtues il d put mn
IN large bottles At the low price OF so cents oer
bottle. Remember the genuine has the signitnre
o. Comstoek Brother on the splendid wrapner
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HousEs FOR SALE.-See the advertise me Mt in
Spicers column for desirable dwelling houses for
sale, cheap. IS
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Chicago Market.
Spring Wheat, 62 (d6se; Winter do
socGsl 10.
MUscATISE, Nov. 4.
Wheat, spring, So; winter, 70. Flour,
81 100000. Corn, 50a55. Oats, 25c
Potatoes, 20. Eggs l5e. Butter, 25c.
Smoked hams, sugar cured, lie. Shout
ders, lac. Clear sides, l5c. Hides,
green, &c; dry flint l6c. Lumber s20a30
per 1000 #.
DAVENPORT, Nov. 5.
Wheat per bu., 5000, Oats 3Oc.; Corn
25c.; Flour, superfne, per bbh 81, 20;
Corn meal per Blu. 90c.; Potatoes per bu
zoe; Butter csc; Eggs l5c.; Prairie
hay IS; Timothy sl0.
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INSURANCE Get insured. See notices OF rcli.
able Companies Of both the east and west in Spi.
GERS column. SO
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House FURNIsHING GOODe..con.
Ii aisting of silver plateA brittania, german
silver planished and japanned ware. cutlery. ses
trAys wooden and willow ware, bird cAsel hs
te:A door and table ma.s, ETC.. etc.
J. 4 e. 4. Sfer.
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Dy tHe UV6tuo''
JAMES VI. GRIMES.

SUGAR CANE SYRuP-Wc hear from
all parts of the complete success in rails
ing the Chinese Sugar Cane. Mr.. John
Harbinson, of Delcvan, Tazewell County,
planted this season, fifteen acres with
seed, and from that has made 1000 gal
Ions Of the best quality of syrup. His
machinery for boiling, pressing ,Ac., cost
but Sl25. Look at this farmers, and go
to work and raise your own sweeteniDg,
and not submit to the speculative and ex-
orbitant prices which have been paid for
tie last two or three years. Messrs.
Harding & Brayton, are agents for the
sale Of this syrup BY the barrel.-Psoria
Transcript.
Minnesota ElectlOns
The latest returns We have from the
Minnesota election arc found in the St.
Paul papers of Monday, Oct goth.
The vote stands as follows, forGov:
Ramsey, Rep. l3,429
Sibley, Dem. l2,7s5
R,ms~y ahead, col
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nae ar na, 70 banks or other creditors
NO losses adjusted and due, =. ~@sF&
7. Losses adjusted and not due, "A -o1 ..
E. Losses lreported) unAdjuste s'sec -
'. Losses in suspense, and waiting further s'~ -
proofs,
~. All other claims against the Comnarx
H. IN. ', raIs as ,a a.' r 5000 90
special cases. is not 70 exceed a5O01
In any one risk. ~'
u. The amount insured in any one .;,v
town or village, Il indefinite d.psnL
:. - ING upon lis size, and how built
ID The amount insured ia any one hlocL ~
buildings depends upon its constrne
. . ton aud size. subject TO the sbove rsis
H. Certined copy Of charter of the comnanr
- granted In le5i.
Hartford June e5, 1887. secretary
STATE on CONNECTICUT,
HARTFORD County, a.
p.r..n.ux Hartford, June 8, Ias,S
Guy quAiined 70 administer oaths, NJ Ke,ia~s 49,
Ie'.ly, ana made solemn oath thai the frrs,, r.
s.Neuent OF the assets and condition Of he pn1.s
IN insurance Company Is true, accord.ns In ~.
pe@ knowledge and belief " ms
Before me,
c. J. HOADLY,
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PRAIRIE LaND.-Eighty acres OF desirable
prairie land for sale. See Spicer's column. 50
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HEMBoLD's COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT, asa
remedy for diseases Of the bladder, Kidneys gravel,
dropsy, weak ness &C., has equal Read the adver-
tsenent In another column headed ..esnbods Genuine
Preparation"
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amount loaned On the above stocks
Bills receivable for loans on other an
proved collateral and personal a.
Amoune loaned on mort xsgee oS real
CStAkcs
Cash In hand and in hank,
Amount due from agents, i
accumulated interest on investments.
Total Assets. =.
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The Lemmoa slave Case Decided.
From Kansas.

TnE FREE STATE LEGISLATURE az NAN
sAs CONVENED. \ despatch received
from 81. Louis Dec. 9th. SAYS that at Il
mass convention OF Lcavcnworth, on the
eth ult.. resolution was passed, rcques.
ting the Territorial Legislature TO meet
at Lccompton, Dee. I'd. The resolution
was adopted under the belief that acting
Gov. Stanton will recognize the Lcgisla-
turc 50 convened. Gen. Lane offered n
resolution, which was unanimously adop-
ted. pledging themselves, in case Stanton
declined to con,cnsc to the Lcgislaturc,to
put the Topeka government in motion.
aud stand or fall by il.
\ Democratic Convention had been
called for the oath.
The ~. Louis Democrat learns from
private sources, that Stanton has issued
proclamation calling special session OF
the Legislature, to be held on the 9Th OF
December.
The same paper had received letters
from Kansas, containing two proclama-
tons OF Provisional Governor Calhoun,
specifying the manner of elections on the
2lst, for submitting the Constitution ;
and on the first Monday of January for
State officers; also giving the names OF
the County Commissioners for each coun'
".
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3w50
Sheri6,s Sale.

WORK, SO. December 5, 1857. For want Of
l. personal properly wherewith TO satisfy an
Execution in favor OF John M. Wood, Of Portland
IN the county Of Cumberland, and State Of Maine,
Esquire, against tina Great Falls and South Ber'
wick Branch Rail Road Company, a corporation
established by law, which Execution was issued
from the Clerks Office, of the Supreme Judicial
Court for the county OF Cumberland, at term OF
said Court, begun and holden in said Portland, on
the second Tuesday Of October a. ID. 1857,
have this day taken and shall sell on said Execu'
ton al public Auction, nj the Office Of John N:
Goodwin, Esquire, Of South Berwick, In said
county Of York, on Thursday the 3lsl day Of DE.
all the right, title and interest the said Rail Road
Company had on the eleventh day OF June. A. ID.
1856, nj o'clock In the afternoon, (beiny the time
The same was attached on the original writ 10 the
Hanson property. so called, situated in said South
Berwick, and bounded as described in deed
from Nicholas Hanson, to the said Rail Road
Company, dated September 81, 1855, and record.
ed in York County Registry Of Deeds, Book 22s,
pages sos aud $50, consisting OF an acre OF land,
more or less, and two story dwelling house aud
outbuildings, reserving, however, so much Of The
land named m said decd, as is mortgaaed 20 lcha'
bod Goodwin, John N. Goodwin, aud Wm. IL. Y.
Hsckeit, Esqrs., trustees for the bench, OF the
parties named in said mortgage. which mortgage
is dated September Isl, A ID. 1851, and recorded
In said York County records, Book 236, pages 33)
to 1896.
Also, all the RICH, in equity which said CT. Falls
and South b. b r. X. Co. had on said lllh day
OF June, Il. ID. 1851, To redeem from certain
mortgage given bv said Company to said lchabod
Goodwin ei ais, Trustees, recorded In York Co.
Records, Vol. 23G, pages 800 To 366, and dated
Sept. !, 1854, oil that portion Of the Railroad Of
said Company, lying aud being In the towns oi
Berwick aud South Berwick, In said county, TO.
gc,her with all the other Real Estate, easements
and fixtures OF said Company, In the county OF
York, together with the franchise of said Conpa.
ny, as congeyedhy said mortgage to said Trustees
10 which mortgage reference /, to be had for iurih.
er description.
3w5J NG MARSHALL, Sheriff.
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A wiTE's WORTH. The Adrian Mich
igan) Watchtower has the following
..ln the town Of Madison Lcnawee coun-
ty, lives Mrs., who in the prime Of
life married, few years, sInce, quite an ell
derby man in one Of those strange freaks Of
woman's heart which so often astonssh the
usual votArics Of Cupid. Not long after the
health Of the old gentleman failed him, and
the entire support Of the twain fell upon the
wife. And do you not suppose she now de-
serted her aged companion to his friends and
relations? No, bit Of il. With an ener-
~ which nothing could daunt, she put her
hand to the work, and nobly has she accom-
plished it. AS sample OF one seasons
work. she has this fall dug on shares, with
hcr own hands, over 100 bushels Of potatoes
averaging forty bushels day. and more
than any man in the field. She has also
husked 300 bushels Of corn. and all this
time done her own homework, besides dry.
ing 10 bushels Of apples, and made three
barrels Of cider with hand press and boiled
IL down for molasses. She has meanwhile
kept her own and her husbands clothing in
repair and comes TO town every week for the
Expositer."
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THRIEE.NEEKLY AGE. FlR 1859,

We propose to issue the 2lst volume of
the Thrice Weekly Age during the session Of
tho coming Legislature.
To enable US to do this without q very
gr,a, pecuniary loss it is absolutely necessary
that our friends throughout the State, for
whose qualification and benefit the publica-
ton is made, should aid in giving usa good
list of subscribers.
The comparatively small number of Dem.
ocratic members OF the Legislature renders
this service in our behalf doubly requisite
this year, and we therefore confidently rely
upon receiving it.
The session will be an interesting one, rs
many questions arc to come up, in regard to
which the people of this State will look with
anxiety for the sayings and doings Of our
opponents, who will have everything their
own way.
The doings of Congress, ard the general
News Department will also be faithfully at
tended to, and brought before our subscribers.
The character of the Thrice Weekly Age
is 80 we'll known, that VIC deem 1t needless
to add any thing more.
The terms will DO 81, in advance, for the
session. Postmasters, CT others, who Will
forward us the names Of ten subscribers and
the SO, shall receive copy in addition.
1t is very desirable that the lists should
be forwarded as early rs the first of January.
ELIAS G. HEDGE Il 70.
November IL, 1857. 5w49