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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-03

CORNER OF STATE Il RANDOLPH STE

entrance No, % State Street
INSTITUTED September, 1857; lncorpora-
L tel by the Legislature of Illinois Feb 1856.
The extraordinary patronage bestowed upon
this long established and popular Institution
affords gratifying evidence that the superior
advantages and facilities it offers for the ac9ui-
sition of thorough knowledge Of the various
branches OF a Commercial Education. are ia
vorably appreciated by Discerning and intel
ligent community. Over three hundred full
course students have been in attendance during
the past winter, being an amount OF patronage
unpaI al'elcd in this country.
The CoLLEGIATE COURSE is the most exton-
sive, complete and thorough ever introduced
into this country, and comprises practical in.
strictirn in Book KEEPING and Acc UNITS,
adapted TO every kind Of business. including al
elaborate work on Raili Dad Book Keeping,
prepared by the President expressly for this
School a knowledge Of which is alone worth
more 10 the Student than the tHitiSn fees for
the entire course; together with Commercial
Calculations, Business penmauship, and the
sabiects rf E numerical Law.
AIBERr ppER, Esq. tire popular Ameri-
can Card Writer whose spec mems Of peEman-
snip received the highest premiums at the great
State + air held in New York city in 1854 has
been engaged as Professor cf Pcnmanship.
Another course of free public lectures will
be delivered during tie winter at Metr poliian
Hall. by several Of tie most d distinguished Citi-
gems of Chicago. S udents can enter whensy-
or ttev please. Circulars aud Catalogues fur
nished gra,uitous'v on application at the Col
lege a5,3m. Chica o, September, 1886.
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'Nelu Aobcrti ssmeuts,


Private Hospital, il removed to
S.s = II. !. - =. g aAasss !, J.
where he will introduce f. those afflicted With
Pirate and Syphific Diseases, The French
System Of Cure.
THIS class of complaints he has made aud in
l. tends to make 8 SPECIALLY. and The knoly-
edge he has Of the New Method or Treatment.
now in operation in France and the Hospitals Of
this country, warrants him ia saying that none Of
thu forms the disease il wont TO assume il with
out a sure, quick, aud permanent remedy.
Five thousand patients cured annually, Tie
remedies employed By nr. Vim +. Hott are free
from any offensive taste or snell--rontain no
mercury and require H. change of DIET, bnsine,.
or pleasure. Persons at a distance can be cured
at home, by stating their case and addressing n
letter to Dir. WM. u. HoYr Recoliect .Ae name
and place.
N. B,--Ladies in want Of a pleasant aud safe
remedy for Irregularities, Distractions &c, can
obtain
DR.. Dumas French Female .Hoaitkg Pills,
at the Doctors Office in this Bastable Arcade
Married Laiics in certain situations shgald not
use them; for reasons see directions vi III each
box. Price 81, sent By Mail t. all parts Of the
world. DR. VIM +. Hoyt il the only agent in the
United States Also, for sale al the Doctors of.
fee, The Female Protecting fnsfrtatet, IA unfai-
ing preventative Of conception is invaluable to
such as through some physical conformation or
def9rnity, or incapitatcd for safe Reproduced ton
closing 50, will insure the return of the instru.
ment. Remember that DR.. VIM. Il. Hayt II tie
only permanently estabi shed aud responsible
Physician in Central New York, that treats pri-
yate diseases and his practice extends through
every state ia the Onion. Rene mber the place
BAaTABLE ARCADE.
Office hours from A. N. until p. NJ Sundays,
from Until Pm. ltf
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Fentai .i0aihtg Pills.
Estray Mare.

sCTRAYED from the premises Of the under.
- signed, near Wilton, Iowa on or about the
10th OF Oct last, q White Mare about 4 years
old. Any person returning Or giving iaforma.
ton Of said Mare, shall DC well reearGe "A.
3t SAML SrRAHAM
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CLIO THING EMPORIUM l
H. \

u LU | ElINu tMPIIR i N |!
find Merchant Tai!oring Establishment.
III As lust arrived, and Is now opening cite of
IL the Largest Stocks Of Goods in this viein-
liy, IN the old stand 81 kiscf, Crew aid Turner,
Virgin Elock where the proprietors Of the
above stand invite the attention of the citizens
of Tipton and Surround NJ country, to al
Examination Of their Stock
before purchasing elsewhere: believing that
they can offer superior inducements 10 all In
wanto goods ia their line, as their Stock Is
entirely new and of the latest styles, aud
Purchased Expressly FIR his .narket
Our Stock consists in part as fellows: French.
German and American cloths OF superior quail
lti.s, and Of every colar ard price OF CasSl-
meres We have large and splen Id assortment,
consisting of French aud American dGes4ins,
both black and fancy, also, fancy Casslmeres
Of every style and prize. to suit purchasers
Our Stock of sestines l. larga. and consists Ct
all the latest styles OF
veIyets, Silks, saiins. ETC.,
ard Of the best quality All Of The above goods
Will be made to order, in a style unsurpassed in
the West. Having. at greatsxpensc, secured
the best workmen to be lad, we fee confident
that our style Of goods aud superior Uorie5a "a
snip will moi tail 10 please The most fastldieas
II ~ the dEteI lHlDadoa OF the pfapIieloTs mol 10
LET any garment 20 ont ct their establishment
that does not give perfect satisfaction. Our
Stock Of Ready Mode Clothing =!
is the largest ever offered in this market. il con
sists, in part, of fine cloth coats, CT al! eoiers
and prices. Business coats oil Cloth, Cashmere
and satinett Of all qualities and styles. In the
way OF User-ccats our stock Is large and we'll
assorted, from Satinett up to fine English
Beaver. We have large assortment of Vests
OF Nelvets, Silks, Sati1s. Plush, Cashmere and
satInetts, of every style aad the best quality -
we have pantaloons of black and fancy CASH
mere a.! satinett, which for style and tex are
cannot De surpassed west Of the Mississippi. -
We also have the
Regular Iulcanized Rubber Coats Pants
and Leggings. In the way Of furnishing G GODS
we have everything pertaining to Gentleman's
wardrobe. Every garment sold by US will be
Warranted to be az Represented.
All we ask - an examination Of our stock and
prices, as we are determined not to be undersold
~ any house IN the west 30 If.
Sept. 1856. CAsAD GILMORE
~ $3.50
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Life Saved at Midnight,
By Gregarifs Instant Cure Of Pain.

The moment ID IL usad internally. II darts
through the system, allays pains instantly In
four minutes it basditfased through the lynn
phatie system and beoi its thrilling power AMI
quickly forced Its way through every feyerish
or diseased nerve, vein or gland dissolying oo
struetions, relieving inflammation, ievers and
spasmotic pains, has cured nervous headache in
50 minuetes, cnring Rheumatism magicasiy, 1t
fact IL is The sine qua aoa of medicine,
ssS- Just Try one Bottle. Price 25.ts ~fsz2
Sold By A. GILBERT, Agent.
Also. by Hall 4 CHAMBERS. n 20 1y.
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faH and Winter Boasets and F2osrers.
ONE ~c2IRT1 1GgoR-.

OF the few ARTICLES Of summer goods now on
hand we will sell 1t precisely cost aud trans
portatiop: now hring on your money and ret
the worth Of IT, We wenit charge yoa much
for Goods anyhow, and nothing Tor showing
them. Finally, customers,
j. y. Edwards. who stands a. the head
Of his profession, as Tailor, cuts clothes
for our customers, ana warrants eyary lob. SO
proud is he OF bis reputv.ion, he conla.'t sleep
If he should fail TO pleasei that's all
Respectfully submitted 10 candid public
Sept. $50 36tf kISER, CREW g. TURNER.
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u Z RIFY, p L RIFF !!
THE GREAT
Fall and Summer Medicines,

HuRLEY'S sARsAPARLLA.
OF all the remedies that have been discover
" ed daring the present age for the :. thou
sand ills that flesh is heir to-" none equal this
wonderful preparation. Only three years have
elapsed since the discoyeter (who spent de-
cae IN studying, experiinentaizing and Perfect
ing it, first introduced ii to the public, and 1t
is already recognized BY the most eminent
hysicians in all parts Of the country to be the
most surprising and effective remedy for GER
tain diseases IF which they have knowledge
All otter compounds or syraps of the root
have hitherto failed 10 command the sanction
Of the faculty because, on being tested, they
have been TO nd to contain noxlous ingredients
which uatlraiiZc the good effects If the Sarsa-
pari a, and oftentines iniure the heath Of the
patient. 1t is not SO with Huriey's Prepare
ton. / ais is the pure aud genuine extract of
the roo; and will on tGai be found TO effect
certain and perfect cuF. Of the following CON-
plants and diseases:
Affections Of the Bones, EEabitual costiyeEess,
tie biity, indigestion,
Diseases Of the kidneys, Liver complaints,
Dyspepsia, Isysire5as, Piles,
Female i1rcs alari..es, Pulmonary Diseases,
Fistula, scrofgla,
Syphilis, Ana ali skin diseases.
Besides curing the aboue, it is also known to
be a great anu powerful tonic, purifying the
blood and inylgaratng the systera.
In short it IL wtthopt exception, In the cases
mentioned and It's general eject on taa syasenI,
the most eticaei0us as il Ii tile Mest desirable,
remedy Of the age. IL Is already extensively
used throughout the country, anu Is fast obtain
ing an European reputation, The instances Of
cures II has Effected are daily coming TO the pro-
Prietor's knowledge aud lie has no hesitation n
recommending il 20 and all who desire 10
proc arc relief from suffering. One bette icing
tried, is effects viii bc too apparent % admit Ct
further doubt. L.~iiecaliett Hugly's saEs4pa,
rila Is the only genuine article IN the market
Gss~ Price : / per bottle, six bottles for -.
For sale at tae mandatory, corner Seventh
sud Green streets. Louisville, Ky; Facon Hyde
Il Co., ST. Louis, Mo-, Barclay Brothers, Chica-
Co. ILL.,; J. b. Park, Cincinnati, o.; Wilkinson /
Marshal, keokak, Iowa. sold il Upton by
pftpT
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We the undersen ned r. SFTLs & HOW'RE
having been engaged in he Forwarding and
Coz mission husn' S. III Musca;ine, under The
name and style Of S. LIS & iiuovrR, have this
day soii r. A l. y. II. Wait. all can ignnen.s
goods and merchandise Of whatever character,
consigned to as as ForN aiding and cam Mission
Merchants, including all goods consigned G
rs. z ter Jackson 1 II. 4 g. II DOVER.
Sept. IL, 80. +. SELLS.
HENRY HOOVER
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b. ar in Mind!

That as we do CASH business business. we
can afford 10, and WILL sell Goods lower than
we could on long credits. We viii, 10 accom-
modate our customers, sell them Goods at nets
prices, on ninety days note. We ha.e Book
accounts, and sodo tasgers generally. TIE dag
Of Settlement, ttae judgment. otit caote, and ga
happy The naaa Wt0 II not prepared for Il.
One void 10 The Label, to whom we owe
special thanks Tor past patronage. for them. we
keep every article oi Dress and Fancy Goods.
an endless variety Of parar eitas, Preach and
English Mernos, Delalbos, Gro. De. Rhine.
LnstrIne and Sat Dnehia silks, iron % cts. 10
- per yard
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FO r s A L = !.

1En Acres Prairie and 40 Timber. within one
lsIV half mile OF school house. The ini-
prosements in the vicinity are frst r ate.
Terms easy. J. Il. L. CAREY.
Springfield, Dec. u.s. $50. 52tf
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FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Demonstrated at
hiser, Grew / Turner's Cash Store,

A / which can be seen and bought very low
Il Ter Cash, or Produce, every article that
ought 10 be kept in a Store House. We invite
the attention Of all 10 orr
IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS.
Being determined 70 sell all kinds ef Dry
Goods, and most kinds Of Groceries, as low as
they can be bought al t'le River towns-aud
anxious 10 bald mp tie trade Of Tiptor, we
adDpl the 4ott0.
Small Profits end Ready Pay"
thus are We enabled to compete with Daven-
port or Mascatne, and give to our numerous
customers, (to whom we return our sincere
thanks For their liberal patronage. during The
past year), bargains, that vii warrant
continuance Of Their favor. We have neither
time or space TO name all our goods--17 600
yds. fast coiored caiicos, new styles, 10 L.
cts; 300 yds Fro. Muslin, y'd wide, ! to 10
els. We wall sell an excellent article Bro
Mus, I'd vide Il sds. for 3 %. Coffee, Su-
gar and Tea at Davenport prices.
900 prs. Ladies com. Il dress baotees. 80 to liz
l549 Mems i dte Boots, 2.C0 t. $50
gsD " Boys LOO to Go
s "Chiidrens esIn. and dress shoes good
and cheap. Ready Msde Clothing for Z, zoo men
and boy, iats AMI gpas new styles Tor z 800
me, II E,ps
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rarpentcrs and Joincrs, Builders and Sn.
~ perintandents. Particular attention paid
to Stair building. HENRY BUNKER,
v3 MI ly. s. s. NEWELL. IL.
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The Great Western

and in fact almost everything the Farmer raises.
Upton, Oet q. 80. 4l-tf ]. l.. RAY Il Go
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TNHE partnership heretofore existing under
l. the name and style IF SELLS & iIoovsR ia
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books, accounts and business of said
Sells & Hoover are ia the hands If L. Sells for
settlement ard liquidaI ion.
Sept II '5a Il. SELLS,
HENRY HOOVER.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-21

american Meeting at Orleans Flat
The Americans had high old time at
Orleans on Thursday night of last week.
Major Bowie, Dr. Powell, L. B. McFar-
land and E. f. Burton addressed the
meeting. Much enthusiasm was elici-
ted. 1t was evident from manifesto
tons made that the American party in
that part of the county is as vigorous as
ever, and determined to do its duty at
the election.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-21

GAS AND PRoGREss.-We learn that
arrangements have already been made
with the Union Gas Company, to erect
works and supply the city with gas
The enterprise is to commence in thirty
days and pushed to completion imme-
diately. We may therefore expect gas
lights to be all the go by the 1st of De-
cember at farthest. Thus in spite Of
dull times we are taking one step of pro-
erosion. Give us water now to "douse
the glim," and we are nicely fixed for
this world.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-21

PICTUREs.-Messrs. Woods & Micha-
els are in town ad prepared to execut e
Ambrotype likenesses ic style not to
be surpassed. They are excellent artists.
Taking pictures of children particularly
they have never been excelled, succee-
ding without fail to give entire satisfac-
ton in all cases. The process is SO quick
as to allow no imperfectimpression from
the moving of the subject Bring on
your babies, at the Daguerrean Gallery
on Commercial street. See advertise
ment in another column.
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COUNTY OF NEVADA. SIS.
nTSTRICT Court of the fourteenth Judicial District
IL THE PEOPLE of the State of California to
JAMES Mex. LEMON, Greeting: ,
fou arc hereby Summoned to appear and answer the
complaint of Alfred Johns filed against you, Ardre
Casamayou and VIM. Butterield within ten days from
the service of this Writ if served you in this county,
within twenty days served on You in this District and
out of this county, and within forty days il served on
you in this state and out of this District in an action
commenced the fifteenth day of August 1857 in said
court for the recovery oil five hundred dollars together
with interest thereon at the rate of three 90 per cent
paid and for decree of foreclosure ana sale Of the
mortgaged premises described in the plaintiffs com
plant now file in the Office of the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court aforesaid
And you hereby Notified that you fail TO answer
said complaint herein directed plaintiff will take
Judgment against you therefor by default together with
all costs of suit and also demand of the such other
relief as is prayed for in his said complaint
In testimony whereof l, RUFUS SHOEMAK Err Clerk
II & \of the District Court AZORES aid, do hereunto
- jset my hand and impress the al of said court
this goth day of august, A. D. 1857
RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
BY WIN. SMITH, deputy.
Upon reading and filing the affidavit of the above
named plaintiff it is ordered that service be made upon
James Mex Lemon by publication week for
three months in the Nevada journal newspaper pub
shed in the county of Nevada and that copy of the
summons and complaint be deposited in the post Office
directed to the said defendant James Mex Lemon at
Acapulco, Mexico. NILES SEARLs,
District Judge.
Attest, RUFUS SHOEMAKER Clerk
BY WM- SMITH, deputy.
Stewart & Wood, Att'ys for plaintiff.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-21

- The Placerville american is re-
sponsible for the following good 'un on
one of the candidates for office in Ell
Dorado:
1t is perhaps not generally known
that while the Democratic nominee for
Assessor, was acting as Justice of the
Peace at Newtown, in this county, a
negro was brought before him charged
with petit larceny. The sapient Jus
tice heard the testimony, found the de-
PENDANT guilty, and (being very "sound
on the wool'') sentenced the negro to I'M
prisonsaent in the County Jail for life!
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u It is not our purpose to espouse

~ 1t is not our purpose to espouse
either side in the local feuds of the
Democratic party. In the discussions
existing we have no concern further
than every good citizen feels in righting
a wrong or rendering justice where jus
tice is due. That the late convention
was governed more by passion and pre-
JUDGE than a sincere desire to promote
the permanent interests of the party,
not to say country, the constant chuck
lings of the successful faction sufficient
ly attest. The instruments used to
crush and humiiate candidate of the
weaker faction is another strong evil
dence of the sway of passion rather
than of cool, patriotic judgment in the
Democratic convention. There was a
candidate before the assembled dele
gates of the county, who aspire0 to a
seat he had twice before occupied, and
rumor has it, to preside over the DELHI
erations of the popular branch of the
State Legislature. 1t was a laudable
ambition. 1t is distinction any young
man might covet. 1t is a position en-
bracing duties for which the slaughter
ed aspirant is better qualified to dis
charge, and calling for peculiar talents
with which he is better endowed than
any individual who has filled the Speak
er's chair, with but one or two excep-
tons. He has occupied the place tenn
porarily at numerous times with credit
to himself and to the satisfaction of his
compeers. Without arrogating to him
merits not his due we may safely say
from personal knowledge and popular
concession that Phil. Moore is uncom-
parably better man for the position to
which he aspired than the late Demo
cratic convention by its action seemed
willing to admit. Faults he has-(who
has not? "Let him who is without
guile cast the first stone" but did the
Democratic convention reject his claims
because of the imperfections of human
naturel If SO, have they not travelled
far and Jared worse? If moral charac
ter was sought, blind were the search
ers. Merit, ability to perform and in
fiuence, have been condemned, and not
for superior claims or talents, but for
nought. Not for the first time has the
cry "release unto us Barrabas" been
needed.
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Sherins Sale

ID Y virtue Of an order and decree of Sale drec-
ID ted and issued OF the Hon District Court l4th
Judicial District three judgments rendered in said
Court the third day of August 1857, in favor Cad-
well Mills Co. for the OF eight hundred and fifty
seven dollars and ftytwo aud the 18th day of
August 1857, Judgment rendered in favor of Birds
eye Palmer for eightysevcn dollars and cents
also Judgment rendered said 18th day August in
favor of j. N Turner for the suin of yne dollars and
seventysevcn cents and against George Lewis together
with interest on the said several sums the ten
per cent per mum from the rendition of the judgments
until paid together with costs of suit taxed dollars
and ninety five cents for the sale the following described
property to-wt That two story Frame House Building
and premises situated in the town of Nevada County of
Nevada AMI State of California the easterly side of
Cayote street. in said city, bonn led and described fol
lows to-wit Commencing point Cayoe street
said city, thence runningeas S0feet along the line of
the lots of ground owned by A. Sanford and d. Critten
den thence north along the line of Cayote forty
feet thence east eighty feet thence south thirty feet
place of beginning said House and premises being known
as the American Exchange" together with al and sim
gular the tenements heretaments and appurtenanees
ihereunto belonging or in anywise appertainng. Notice
Is hereby given that on SATURDAY, the twelfth day
of September 1851 between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A
NJ. and O'Clock p NJ in front Of the Court House door
in the city of Nevada will sell public auction to the
highest bidder for cash. in hand, the above described
property to satisfy and pay the aforesaid judgments
Given under my hand Office in the city of Nevada,
tiis 21st day of august, 1851.
AL 5 w. BORING, Sheriff of Nevad Co.
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CUTTING AND SLAsHING.-The Bee
says rumor hasit thatthe chivalry Dem
ocrats will support part of the Ameri-
can ticket in Sacramento County, and
per contra the Republicans will support
the free soil Democrats of the Broder-
lex wing whom the Chivs bolt. Poll
tics are gettingrather interesting in Sac
ramento.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-21

THERE'S NO USE TALKING.-Why
will hundreds go about our streets with
sore threats bundled up, and half dead
with the influenza? Colds and hoarse-
ness are general complaints. Yet there
is an excellent remedy, which has been
tried by many in this vicinity who are
willing to bear testimony to its efficacy.
1t is no other than DR.. John p. Bulls
Pectoral Balsam. For all diseases of
the throat or lungs it is valuable pre-
paration. No one claims for it the yir-
tue of healing call the ills that flesh is
heir to-" like some of the quack nos
trums of the day, but any one in search
of relief will be benefited by trying one
of the few bottles left at DIR. Lark S
Drug Store. This medicine has of late
met with rapid sale, which cannot
abate when its virtues are more gener-
ally known.
The Nevada journal. [volume] (Nevada City, Calif.) 1851-18??, 1857-08-21

ED. JOURNAL:-The Democracy of
Humbug is divided. There is dissen-
sion in the ranks of the party, and as a
consequence we have nominated indie
pendent candidates for township officers
irrespective of party. Pursuant to no.
tice the Independent voters convened
at Rohr's saloon, Humbug city, Aug.
13. D. p. Walter was called to the
chair, and L. w. Brooks appointed Sec
rotary, when the following nominations
were made by reclamation: John En-
ders for Justice of the Peace, and It.
w. Brooks for Constable. The parties
nominated are very popular, and their
success is almost Certain. Hurrah for
the independent candidates, free speech,
liberal sentiments and honest men to
hold the reins of government ! Eet par
ty ties be sundered. Would to God
that the enlightened and free people of
America, and more especially those
constituting the dominant party, would
vote for men of honesty and competen-
cy. Let party politicians no longer
bind them. Be free as we are. f.