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Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1857-09-03

Independence. July 2sth, 1857. (33v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

Kauas ss~sks 49, and len WIN Ne people Of TIE Tar
rsry, ".oorm md regulate heir domestic .ssAuoss In
s sss ~ e TSs ss Il ss
tbs lara d CIV ws'knY ross ana waDten violason
II Kanns shsn choose 70 ,rs onossitatoa pruhibidnx
Ssm.ssd, W nuss saDm - v,; sss sSs Us,r.o.s
nagyau violAon Of We o~ncple At non isecYvea ou
snc The rebs Of shs souis ~ Cor Walker vii o,ntiaae
70 sxos No virtuous indignation q the fhe.As Of osaos
squAiy and The ocnssit ssroushoat Xs Mad B,s
u saa the pr pla Kansas sass0ed sith Gov Wal
ssr1 voncy snd al oscs should BE- ms staseme's
established cannot be oenied 20, however such ssts.
faction bss bern secured ~ vnn'ou 20 alton Of pio
ip, vital 70 the ~hcle S,uth equ res q our hsni
signal yebake, should every man In Kansas eousained
or Otherwise, scquies 90 n such executive policy.
hR PnEy's WARNING TO TEE rsngprrr
hs ssserteo BY Governor Walker thss no ID sustsiued
In ks views and positions BY the President OF the Uaed
Soes and such declare ION from source no disns pih
ca snsniDing 20 intimate relation " the President.
saused many paty 10 mon 10 dhtrua him on the grea
and y W, v.a question Of inter,enuo lem free
sopfeSs hss Ishsred largely In that durus His recent
letter. bowever 10 The Ne Enslapd preachers gvea no
there y difference Of opinion On this suoisct. sd
Nat as VIII 30 found true 70 The organic Ac pledges
h party platform, the precoes OF his s1surA al
sh' question Of s cry The territories BID, fellow
ut q should this hops pyove Gelosve, I po~ decA
oyor. thai q hsve denounced Gov Walker Tor hi, ai.a
essncss, 90 viii zenor Nr Boohanan should
biTsef uDurs on this vi o. question.
No. ~ 1az DaA3c2AOY IF IHEY PAIL no TOE MARX.
sill not make Lr on lie n.oIal dc nocrauo ra'ty
oeoAuse o. the ycasheey Of Of its sYcnte II
tnsi tain rsbts under the CONSTITUTION and Ia
unon though sae OF that patty, pgnspso
Don when rome ses vs.ivs o. our rights mas osea
uerpc0Ged by that party. thcn end pot unu then ~i
sses 70 TO- uciae atd destroy sha national organ eaton
RgrdrS thst NJ the st hope fog the preservation "
Southern rshts IN he Upiop-hoo Id u Northern wing
cpmDdfu Of heir cons ituonAl OBJ Sons, d. Set nd
unite witt our enemies In toar fsnxs crusaio Asansi
equal aud los utok!oNs ,ha among she hrs;
sdv' s,e . diss oluon OF every naii'ns and she
fixing Of cur destiny into our o. n hands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

SAD FATE OF Tso DEAF AND Do a. Boys-KIlled
,bc rsrosd 10 thp city, John Parker, aged 49, aoa
Be smin Dswsos, aged IL, pups ofsse Auencan Asyum
he otc,os OF tbs nsiitouon invited attend the
funerl 3occck this aernccr al the Chapel rce above
iitre ocis nsse NJ very sod occurrence On "a urday
ane' iSt sbovt naB past So four deaf and DUMB
boys were walking on the railroad track t~o Of them
between the rsib and one n zach side whom the ualn
from New Haven came along and barely missing The leo
boys sos eide, struck the two IN cere killing
ins'sBty ano urnf the oney severely shas he died
IN a few moments. ire bos bad been allowed, 6ssr
reoe ing slseial caution In addition 70 tho general
uop which the esosers sydsna ioaly nculcae nevor 70
yak On The railroad usck 70 ont cbesnuisng sAsur
Day 81 erncon. They bad been 10 Gete's socds, and
came bcrcwaycs from Forest street the lots until
,hcJ ose 70 Hsouroey street There they ought 20 have
,ufned M 70 Va m,nson avenue but In m evil monons
cctclrded W -Nk on The railroad tack from Hgouney
street Flo.eY street The, looked for train whom hey
-ept end seeing none, supposed themselves sase and
did rot cos bark The engineer os the Mes Haven Rsn
ter - he came round the curve and sounded bis
~hsJe. and when ~ithn any rods poors that they psd
NO soentirp 70 bic rgpas put on bis BRAKES, am en-.
ossvved " stop bic lrsin, but was 700 e-iargoTd
CyvYcn;, Of TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21
Later from the Rio Grsnds.

From the New Orlesns Pcsygro OF ~
TIE sssmrhp Robert wasermar, Dap, kiNeil, from
Bro 20 saniisso, arrived yesterday,
STE brings s1a $50 10 seecis
b. this srrvs we have the Brownsville Flag Of scp, 80
ard Oct. Z.
me Fog o: The aoh uh furnishes the Following EerIcsn
Gov avzs recently slectd 70 preside -er the ponu.
cs ssl-r OF our ne'gheorug ate n rsmsups v.s 70
have Ion NE city NJ u~x for nis ts u Victoria
on Inc sih int ~ Prtmd, shioo gives his psss, COO
graz the perpe ths ADD tnst t1s; row his
prsserrs 10 1smauhoss 10 mucn needed
fne Of L~on ard Coahula has TN prison
ei me R.hop n Non,cr ssys III Peio-oe az
bis reipssl 70 scar slsssn5c 10 ths constitution
We have nuo'tqrepy lea ned ha Tho Eilhog trs been
efpstcd 0o The sac ard had Gogstsf In lho 81 econ
msn'ea tbs NJ mo lass IN hts stssc fbs
YER 81 religious tolerance k ant beoouing rsyorte ihsns
OF ryc~fsi.n In terico
The Rsncleru sns Twbio of Hais noros and r.m,.go,
ho'h publsn pe, hon from ma PET lotto n,sicsa GU
zsnr now f.sidirg Pan AptarsI IN bs Asse % toe
ba tea OF hniy ,nznirv In she a. w1 spain
fhsso rorsh he- t-oscs nlen Frgps eco Csns No.
Fra c'rcn Nsssapa ard Cu.dsupe Lsal r1y that hey
form q company OF zoo men Beru coun.ry WI,
are an,iocs 70 enrol themselves Win tbs amy from To
mguapes
nc Iico Of Me 7th ur, hs. the following additional
Ncylcep ns~s.-
We learn rom . private letter received bv young
rsn tty, ,bn The Of issss II ii N5@brs
DE- nos, Itcstscas sexco ve-c aackei sbou tho latter
ps,i Of las, month BY party Of ssrtltu opmp,sef VI
biyty mrp suppoe I'd W he rsncheY o. beloogpg 70
The psghh'r ring reaches This robbery ccrorrca In
tight, AID thee ur ans bound hsm 9Th de their
h uses hie taking thev proosrty Its snd ov-r ST.
carried a-ay. Pre- Gsunus wore made by tno A.
cseo OF that piare avrsst thoe suspec.d " beiuS
ncss 10 tee sGr, and ~ sbougat by ths writer
from bst place that the robbers world be spprehended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

SANTA cnux rrsrSIrr -rsp iiaHr oS sotr us.s =.
TIE spanish has siver roce hAt On NE ls o.
July last H,~d red hph was -ssael nea on he ones sr
trerne Moe ~ Hant> Cyuy Teuerin 49,. 49,
7hs light ss feet above the level Of bish water. and 10
~ ION a. he sss i. sSo IN al Others on me NODE are
screer cd, - -.
sonhv Informed that he light bear Nv from and
her csutored 70 tecr well the port hand and
csr.fu 81 neayirs e ssore 70 Tie souh~srd Of The
within depp Of - fAhouns, IN order AVOID souns
,ocss recently reported here sprng udes az
WV Variation in 1857. 1wl
LEipisc iieIrs roo ira GnEar culrrnL 60
The rennh government bss given notice Of The folo~ns
change 10 The position tho lover nshs Of The ersid Psss
Great hsrrel 10 20 BOrient-
On the sh september NJ he lover nesi CT two Cred
tights vii ~ line lead Port 'Jreut bv tbs ursnd
Pass Great Otsnre s be removed Ia the s,me line Of
bearing The son,h sssron q Port Loui. and VII be PLACED
In lac "a 10 n, and long n II VEST Of greenWh IL
iesht above The go hgs water win be fees sndhwn
be visible nj th- distance Of miles
IRE hIrh sh VII be 1850 yards fr,m IN the direction Of
nsb srd ioF 90 fest above NE see yin be vt'bs 81 the
die srcs Of ~ niles 600.
comssnosrs o. ships reminded ma, The COMPASS ccurse
which the~e lights lead n thrnush the Great
ghsrnel nusibe len 900 - Ne Two Ugh" o. Ne LaSs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

BcrSgTuI r. PTxoyD, brother Of ES Gov. Francis Y.
N tono, died In Bristol, J., on eundsy M ,rnins, o.
H. IN tne CIR year Of his 9e: Mr. Dmond was
dtnoc,s, always acting With bis Party ssd never brsi
siirg, all prooer oco1ons, 70 svow and maintain bis
pvpcipr,; yet, svch ~S the ansbts OF HE chsvscev
snd ire bisb esteem In which he bold By r. ow
owpsmcp t, for thirty tears, thr ufh every change II
sdrisirson, he has bsd . reasonable once Ia the
tom hosfe from which M oombincd scion the gev OF
spp'icaps could induce collenr 70 ci-psne MIN
A fessrvedy popular With The vsoe com.
murly 10 ' bioh he lived, and vhrsc soemory viii he
nncYe hncly cherished b. those who have wn BIN
prs sns YELL We can hardly hope 70 nnd 10 this wilder
pe@ world
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

CLEARED
nip Erigrsns tSren) ANDERSEN Sydney. Nsw-1wh
ssDS s:ss;;a sa ;.ss gsrA
khip Roscaus Cook Nobis-Ro6son : FosdiOk.
s s,,s E.Sf Hsa. rs'; s .ss,s
ss n. As% sa ys Saa: Hunter
E,is Isdy hss man ,Br am B.,s ods.sni'A Jones
ss aa,s az sss;s: IL
sSsI h s,ss g Asssyw; WIN, E.
sssr Il Plat, irsI.nd, nsweern- Doiio.1 Potter ~
ss ba s' .s:.. .uo s,s'''A
Steamer FG;a-sad ;a oo's ssS h Ian.
sisansr PisamonI, &uiss fo'tlsnd.s
ARRIVED
Big Toe.ius tOf New OIL, aas, Lssoea csnfuesOs o'' l.
rig Fswn isr, smnih Pcr Nas "a Gets x,A piaaen:o
spo.s big Ca,olne white, OF and for Boston DON Po. 40
tasr Robert. y, Morrow. ereyown 2, days. with
~s s. .s .sd on Do 9 a ne" or'. days.
sssr /. d. sco.perh ~aiis {. nss Bsrsee~ onarlss
ton va Eo.iSs days hero abe put W N dsress Van
Ell Err F'n.ss S Gaze r.sRSaIh d s:ys.
IS: s,.s:ss :s s.Ss. ;.s
ss sT cd ss: hs ss y yss,. Says
Is. SAW ss:s: III: sES
=
kchr Wave, ldwaxds virg.niA
Sctr J Bircbsop eta. Virginia
kchr ! hnrch Wrdes, virginia
fcbr Mopmonts, Grant, Vtsinia
Schr Wspss Farmer Virginia.
fchr bAykeew sails Virginia.
Schr r Bird Matthew'S, Virginia
frlr sea Witch. 1sleaon v rglpia
Scbr Fairy Fern, Briggs vh ginia.
schr Ripple. Lewis vPsipia
schy She ldnn CYamsY. VI kniA
W hr COLLINS, Hinman VHsi.s.
Sem maa Sssi, Geo ssSS b. asss
echr Dolphin. Rogers, csw d, dford
Steamer hos HW ann. Post Savannah.
Besmer osprAy, Kenney, Pyovidenco
The bark IuceIre hich arrived evening
via fofck (n ow hEa Lost foo yard ana Of he
sick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

~ osheu and baNed
Our reporter oosvessed with pumesr q NE rssadssss
O. The psos, and public opesos q s q 10 could disc,
YER sesned 10 nctse V sympathy with her. He 4,
see0ae - had Told others Dssde his she, although ~
wished % 10 unAers1and that he had NO done % IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21
BELOW.

SAILED.
Ship Admiral Havre ono, yesterday, a reported),
Wind during the dsy NV, fresh.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04

The Jury empannelled for the trial Of
Fugit, on the charge Of numbering and
scalping Hops, rendered verdict last
Monday of not guilty. A number Of
the members of the jury afterwards ex-
pressed their belief that he in all proba-
bilit, committed the deed, but regarded
the evidence identifying him as not
strong enough for conviction. The prin-
cipal witness in identifying the murderer
was boy of II or 13 years of age. He
saw the parties, and heard the report of
the pistol, but was so frightened that he
ran and hid himself. The person whom
he described az the murderer was riding
a different horse and wearing a shirt Of
different color than that worn by Fugit
This could be reconciled only on the n.y.
pothesis that the witness in his excite
ment may have mistaken the color of the
horse and the shirt.-FSee State, June
goth.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04

We deem it = service for which our
friends will thank US to direct attention
to the amazing success attending the use
of Hurlcy's Sarsaparilla. Day by day it
increases in public favor, combating dis
ease Of the most obstinate and inyeterate
character, and considered by the faculty
the safest, best and most purifying med
icine that can be taken during spring
and summer. The cures effected in this
city and vicinity would, if narrated,
seem to border on the fabulous, but nu.
merous well authenticated certificates
place the matter beyond question in the
mind Of any reader. Call at the store
procure a few bottles and do not fail te
use it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04

Pianos.
As many Of our readers are about to
purchase pianos, to put into their newly
finished dwellings, We would ask of them
to notice the advertisement of Steinway
& Son on the fourth page. These in
struments have received the gold medal
prize at exhibitions, in competition with
the best makers in New York, Philadel-
phia, and Baltimore, as follows Two
first class medals at the Metropolitan
Fair; Washington, March, 1855 a gold
medal at the Crystal Palace, New York,
Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1856 !;
the first prize medal at the Fair, Crystal
Palace, New York, November, 1856.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04
Harper's for July.

IIarper's for July.
This old-established Magazine is once
more upon our table, How the reading
and intelligent community can do with.
out the several illustrative Magazines is
more than We can tell. We look for
their appearance upon our table as rcgu-
larly as We look for our meals, and none
do we wish for with more solicitudc than
Harper's. The embellishments, if any
thing, are on the increase, both as to
quantity and quality.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04
Chicago Magazine.

Chicago Magazine.
This Journal, as an enterprise of the
west, should be encouraged and sup
ported. 1t is increasing in interest and
usefulness, and VIC do not think any sub
scriber will do without it, after hay
ing once subscribed for it. The present
June number contains many embellish-
ments, among which is sketch of the
Metropolitan and Foster Houses, Wolf s
Point in 1880, Hillsdale College, and
Chicago Orphan Asylum, with portraits
of Geo. p. Foster, Geo. NJ. Gray, and
Jason Gurley, and other illustrations.
The Magazine is a good-sized publics-
ton, and purely western enterprise,
worthy the support of western men.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04
Mrs. Stephens New Monthly.

Mrs. Stephens New Monthly.
This splendid Magazine for July has
been received by US This is monthly
illustrated Magazine, got up and con-
Quoted on plan of which there is no
similar publication. Its size and form
are unlike other journals of the same
character, and its illustrations and repre-
sensations differ from other Magazines,
by being more numerous and heavy in
color. 1t is a cheap Magazine, and
makes a handsome book when bound.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04
STATE OF IOWA, !

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
To whom 1t may concern.
NJ Office is hereby given that the Chicago Iowa
IN and Nebraska Railroad have located the
line of its road over and across the northeast
quarter Of Section 49, township 81 range l, west
of the 5th principal meridian. The owner Of said
tract is unknown to the officers OF said railroad
company II Is believed that the owner Is non.
resident of this State and this notice Ia given in
order that proceedings may be had for the assess
ment Of damages occasioned by the location oil
said line as aforesaid as is provided BY the laws
OF the State OF Iowa.
CHICAGO Iowa AND NEBRASKA RArlEoAp,
BY its Attorney,
July 4th, 1885,. 26w4 n. b. BAKER
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04
STATE OF IOWA,

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
To when IL maY concern.
NOTICE is hereby given thst the Chicago, 10.
In wa and Nebraska Railroad have located the
line of Its road over and across the northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of section thirty
township eighty two range one, west OF the fifth
principal meridian. The owner Of said tract Il
unknown to the officers Of said railroad company
but II Il believed that said owner Is nonresident
OF this State. This notice is given In order that
proceeding may be had for the assessment OF
damages occasioned by the 10 alton Of said line
A aforesaid; as il provided by the laws OF the
State of Iowa.
Caic ago, Iowa Asn SrnRAesA R,IlRoAn
July 18th, ISL, 2sri y. Il, BAKER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04
STATE OF IOWA. }

STATE OF IOWA.
CEDAR COUNTY.
Notice to whom it may Concern.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Chicago, 10.
IN wa and Nebraska Railroad have located the
line Of its road over and across the northwest
quarter Of the southwest quarter Of section thirty
four, township eightv-two, range one, west OF the
Fifth principal meridian. The owner Of each Of
said tracts /. unknown TO the officers Of said Rail-
road company. but it is believed that the said
owner IL 4 non resident of this State. This notice
Is given in order that proceedings may be had for
the assessment Of damages oecasioned b, the To-
cation Of said line as aforesaid as is provided by
the laws of the State of Iowa.
CHICAGO Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
BY its Attorney,
July 4th, 1857. 2Gws n. d. BAKER
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04

Medicines.
We do not puff patent medicines, but
have no hesitation in saying that such
medicines as are purely vegetable and
free from all poisonous ingredients are
the safest and best. II they do no good
they will do no harm. For experiments
in this line try Lunt's Medicines, IS ad-
yertised in another column.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04

In the last number of the Democrat il
an article on the subject Of rotation in
Office, declaring any ether rule to be anti
Democratic, and in substance anti-Con-
stitu,ional. As Mr.. Piatt IL now in
Office, ;hd talked Of for denomination,
and as Mr.. Snyder hos long held Office,
the article, we conclude, is from the pm
Of friend Curtis, and as he is candidate
for Office, we conclude by that article he
is bunting for milk" -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04
AL Praise TO the Marshall.

AL Praise TO the Marshall.
In those days of official insolence, from
the indifference Of the most petty officer,
up to the defalcation Of the highest func-
tionary, it is quite refreshing to end one
officer who does his whole duty. Under
the town ordinances, no fcur-legged swine
are permitted to run ut large in our
streets. Marshall Hall has no notion
OF this being dead letter on the ordi-
nance books, rs can be seen by the Gus
toners at the pound. Hogs must be
kept up, and country hogs must not
come to town on visit or spree if they
do, the Marshall will have them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04

.> Upton, Iowa, june 20, 1867.
For the purpose Of properly celebrating
the Anniversary of our National INDIE
pendence, we the undcnigped, propose to
close our Business Houses on the 4th
day Of July, from 8 o'clock A, u. TO 5
p. NJ.
Keiser, Grew & Turner,
Friend 4 Culbertson, u.
G. SHETLAND, per Shaw,
Knott & Carl,
f. Childs & Co,
Casad 4 Gilmore,
George Tritch,H
JAS l.. Rowell,
James Myer Jr. 4 Co.,
J.. l.. Ray & Co.,
II. 4 G. Baglcy,
Reigart & Mcnamara, 4
A. j. Gillett, i
Huff & Knott, s.. VI
VIM. Elliott,
8. L. Foulk,
+. p. 4 H. Dean, .s
Brown I Seaman, ..4
VIM. Bagley,
Parsons Il Muzzy,
G. II. Millhcuse.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04
Misc ellaneous Articles.

lamps, Of every description; Sewing Birds,
crochet Needles. china Figures, Patent Nutmeg
Gra.ers, Port Monnaies. Segar cases, curtain Pins
and bands, Banjoes Tambourines, Violins Guitar
and Violin strings spectacles, Pocket compasseg
Tape Lines, Horse Fleams, Pocket Knives, Stair
Rods House, Whtewash, Scrub, Dust land Paint
Brushes, Stair and clothes Brushes Toasters, Sad
Irons, Patent Selfheating Irons, House Bells. Rat
Traps ETC., etc. 25tf.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04

New Firm.
1t will be seen BY their card in anoth-
er column, that Drs. Chambers and Tur-
ner, two Physicians that have long been
in practice here, have formed a copartner-
ship for permanent practice, in the fu-
ture. They are too well known to need
recommendation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04
Keep Cool on the Fourth,

Keep Cool on the Fourth.
In order to do this, 60 to Tom Har-
rass's Saloon, and get dish Of his Su-
per6ne Ice Cream. 1t is cooling in the
extreme
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04

Episcopal Service.
rns Rev. Mr.. Campbell, of the Protestant Epis.
copal Chn. ch will preach at the Court House, 10
Triton. on sun,,.av, July 9Th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and 2 o'clockP NJ.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04
dipton 4obertiser.
SATURDAY, JUL 4, 1857
7IA NJ TX -

u Il "a N TX -. ...
WE have on hand and for sale, variety Of
w aukinds Of Blanks, including
Deeds, Mortgages Notes
snbpeeRas. Bonda, Executors.
Petitions for Las -suita
do. @# Roads ht &E
Notices for Law -suitS ~
do. Roads, "a.
Receipts for uss Of Supervisors. a&a@
ana all other Blanks used by pablie officers and
business men. 49,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04

This illustrated paper is again upon
our table, giving many instructive repre-
sensations in the science il advocates.
The heads of many distinguished indivi-
duals are shown, cxcmplifying their pc
culiar traits of character
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04

~ The Grand jury ola town in Ohio
have presented the Sewing Society of
that place n. 'tpnisance.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-07-04
Lunt'S Medicines.
r Fl E A G UE Kill Err


Is entirely Vegetable and free .frsns
Poison.
No Arsenic, No Quinine, No StUchDine.
SAFE and Reliable--.Sure TO Cure'
It stops the chills just as quick as qainine; 1t
rouses the liver TO action. and purges the sy stem
from bilious matter, doing what cannot be done
with quinire. II never Injuries the patient or
leaves them pale and feeble, with yellow skin and
eyes, or With weak and stiff joints
w. 8. LUNTS
LIVER OR ANTI.BILLIOUs PILLS.
No Calomel, no Mineral, no Aloes OF
Great Po,cer to Cure
Diseases Of the Lirer and BLOOD Ftuer,, KsRonana.
tiops, Colds, Lirer conpl6 mls, Jaundice, Dyspep-
STA, Rhsamatisua, and Diseases of the Skin, Foul
Stomach, etc
BALsAM FOR THE THROAT q LUNGS,
An Erceiient Remedy for coughs, colds. bronchitis,
sore iangs nhoop,ng cough n,fsned insgs, asa.-
msa sore throat, difficult breathing, hoafssness and
eoar1M.pti0a.
by the use of this Balsam tight cough il loos.
ened--the lungs and throat are healea--the nerves
are Quoted, and the breathing becomes free and
easy.
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LIFE SAVED At MIDNIGHT,
By Creporie's Instant Cure Of Pain.

The moment It Il used internally. Il darts thro
the system allays pain instantly. In four minutes
1t has dfused tn rough the Emphatic system and
blood its thrilling power, and quickly forced its
way through every fcyerish or diseased nerve,
vein or gland. dissolvins distractions, relieving
inflamation feyers and spasmodic pains, has cured
nervous headache in 80 minutes, curing rheuma
tism magcally in fact 1t is the sine qra of me-
dieine.
Dust Try One Bottle...Price Is cts.
All the above Medicines are for sale by GIL
BERT l. CO., Upton. Iowa 2Gyl.
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Nt(u 3obsrtistS'ents

JAMES c. TURNER, C. L. CHAMBERS.
TURNER h CHAMBERS,
Ptysieiars + Surgeons, Upton, lo,aa.
Office on the south side of the Court House
Square.
The above parties have formed q co partnership
in the Practice of Medicine and will be happy to
receive the continued patronage of all their cid
patrons 25yl