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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-03
But lis oyer-,he election,

But lis oyer--,he election,
Oyer with its schemes and intrigue;
Over witt its thousand faisehoods;
Falsehood told BY politicians.
Lies by the black loco'ocos,
Lies like those by Lying Appler,'
Lies they told that beat the Irish,
Beat the Jews, the Dutch, the Indians,
Beat "old tars," marines and sailors,
Beat old Nick but cant beat Appler.
Our Legislatures now id session,
Passing laws amending others,
Doing very little business,
Save the many windy speeches,
Speeches long and full of nothing,
Speeches which the people pay for,
Pay fer by their yearly taxes.
Congress has again assembled
There to have the annual dog-fgh,s;
Have the figb, Of Honora6lss;
Have the members knock each other,
Bruise each other, bang each other,
Have the members eouge each other,
Have the six foot, brawny members
Reason with their six-inch pistols;
Have them argue with their rifles.
And debate with three-foot bowies.
Should you ask me Of our County,
Of our Ci,y--pleasant village.
should answer, l should tell you.
That we have the fairest County,
Richest County prolific,
Healthy prairies, first rate people,
Railroads plenty in projection,
Passing through the town Of Upton:
Pretty Upton; queen of prairies, -
Earliest in the State we live in.
Upton now so gay and joyous,
Joyous with its tinkling sleigh bells,
With its parties; sleigh rides, frolics,
With its belles--my stars how pretty,
Handsome ladies' none can beet then
Not the vain aud painted maidens,
Swelled with hoops and pulled with co
ton,
Not the useless, idle women,
Fleeing shows for mans delusion,
Such as cannot tend the babies;
Darn your socks nor sew Your buttons
Cannot mend pair cf-unmentionable
But the gentle pretty maidens,
And the useful, genial women,
Such as are to man blessing,
But my story now to close up,
Having told you all In going TO,
Again PlI wish you happy New Year
Wish you peace, while here yon sojour
On this transient sphere Of mundane,
Till that glorious goo | time coming,
Ia tie land OF the, Hereafter.
TIE CA Il RIER.
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-" TIE Cincinnati Gazette states
thar party Of worEmen a few days since
VII te making an excavation a. layIors-
si'le, Kentucky, found bottle containing
notes on the Old United States Baak.
Amounting Ia forty thousand dollars, be-
lleved to be genuine.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-03

raJ~ A family III Springfield, Mass.
were all made sick last week from eat-
ing Of chicken Pie cooked in a yellow
glazed crockery dish. The glazing Of
such dishes is poisonous, and is absorbed
by the food that is cooked in them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-03

Republican Celebrations AT Buffalo,
and al Newark, New Jersey, the Repub-
licans have appropriately celebrated their
triumph in tie Free States; the glorious
verdict ii the North N favor of Free
dom.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-03

80 an DUPLICATION viii lie made "a
the NeH York Legislature, at it's mex,
session, for The incorporation OF com.
pany vested with powers % bridge The
Niagara, 81 some point telweeu BolalG
and tAe CauaIi shore.
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Rs" The Deaths in Philadelphia last
week were 232, of which number Al were
by scarlet fever. In New York city the
deaths during the week were 397, no less
than 80 being by scarlet lever
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-01-03

r.g~ The assessed value of property
in Washington City for 1856 is S26.940,-
3lS; being an increase Of 81 ,231;5i5
since the general assessment of 1853
This valuation includes ground improve
ments, personal properly Of all kinds,
bank and other stock. Slave property is
assessed at 1861 .i76.
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Ges~Lieut. dnnoison stated that, when he WIS
u Utah, th' three members for lha Presidency
mad ~ lees than ~ wives between them and that
ore ol the three vas called an old bachelor be-
cause ha had only bakers dozen.
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SURVEYOR AT
LAND AGl-
WILL attend promptly to all bush.
ing an agent; such as
PAYING Of I1NES aa
Buying and SeiIing on Commissinn
giving ia ormatioarespect'
ty. Emigraats and al
chase choice land"
proeed can
terms by
Parts Of
SEl-s
SI2
My :
Sl-2 N,
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Qipton Aobertlser.
IL Il O. ~ e. - .

HHTE have an hand ana for sale a variety OF
w al! kinds OF Blanks Including
Deeds, Mortgages, Notes.
Sabpoenaa, Bonds. Executors,
Petitions for Law. sats
de. Roads,
Notices for Law suits,
do. Roads,
Receipts for use Of Supervisors.
aud all other Blanks used by public officers and
business men.
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SURVEYORS OR E.NGLA'EERS
Wishing to purchase good THEODOLlTE,
or mmon Compass, can be accommodated
10y calling on S. DEwELL
Five acres of timber about midway between
Wise's Water Saw Mill and Green's Steam Saw
Mill, mile from either.
Call on A. S. Lybe
Or s. Dewell
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Vote fer President in New England.
The official vote Of New England Sta
les IS given in the following table Tor
1876
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era,able lVool.- The new carpe,

Fremont over Buchanan l43 COZ.
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NOTICE 10 The HEIRS q DEyIsEEs


of Jokn Auen, late of Madison totonship, !,
Columbia County, deceased.
You and each Of yon are hereby notified
thar III the last term Of the Ofphsn,s Court OF
Columbia county the pepilion Of David AL.
len one of The sons and devisees Of the said
John Allen deceased was presented 10 the
SAID court praying for the sale Of the follow.
ing real estate Of he said decedenl 10 wit:
Alot of ground in Jerseytowa in Madison
township, situate on The Main road or street
of said town adjoining loi of John Swishe.,
lot or lois belonging TO DR.. Russell Parks and
othess, eontainihg pne acre OF land on which
is erected two story frame dwelling house
and frame stable: 4s'sssT
Also one other lot of land in said town sill
uaie on said Maiu road or slreet, adjoining
land Of John Swisher and James Stout, being
town lot.
Also Two other contiguous ,dWn lots situ-
ale IA said town on said Main Street and ad-
Joining lot of John Funslou and others
And one ontlot Of land situate on the road
leading from Jerseytown to MiIlyie contain
ing about three and one half acres adjoining
land of John Swisher, Abraham Brodt and
others:--which said property was on the
2lst day Of November, A. D., 1s4e, accept.
ed by Robert Templeion Allen and awarded
10 uiuf dt tuc uuu dppfhtrCm0ut vi
an inquisiiion held thereon, and the Orphans
Court of Columbia county ON the 2lst of
August, A. d., 1S47 vacated the decree so
awarding the said real estate; SO that the
same remains unaccepted by any Of devisees
and unsold And il is prayed in the said
petition that the said real estate may be or.
dered by the Court 10 be sold at public sale
on the premises on day certain on The fol-
Io,x;r,x fsru,a and hord mi ~ "a twsntv mar
al me striking dhwn Of the property, one
half of the remainder on the first day Of
April, 1858, and the other half thereof on the
first day of April. 1859, with interest from
the first day Of April nex,;-and rule has
been granted by the said Court upon the
heirs and devisees of John Allen deceased
10 show cause, if any they have, by The frat
day OF next term why the order Of sale
should mol be granted, Of which you will
hereby lake notice.
p STEPHEN II. MILLER,
sAsS,sns Boensbots, oss,sis July 8, 1857. s''sDrl
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NnHICE il isaRftxy= =utvfsf7s all tepU
s:...-s II !. & q. .ss,.so,s : ;.,ar.ss 81
!ees' ofeu''o's ai'a o''el po'san' ansa,,ss..
10 me estates OF me respscuse uoleu.I.' IN
and minors, thai the fohowlng aumihls
tration accounts have been hiedln the OIL
flee of the Register OF Columbia county
and will be presented for confirmation ant
aitn,ysnce n tbe Or, hans, Cont ~ bf
III :, p,ao /. H., - ,ba :, ,,n,,, !, oe, 20
n.y. .o sWnassSs ~. ~ IL. c.
ssiu' y" ''e"'iososy VIZ o,n nay " oeP
fember next, at o'ci6cK, r. M s.sa- i,
THE final account OF George Appleman
Guardian OF Abraham Patterson, ,minol
child OF AaronsP Patiefson,. late OF Greenwood
township, DECEASED 1T
2. The Hceounf7pf John Freas, Guardian o.
Elisha koofr, hiinor child OF Peter kaorr
'ae OF brlafcfeek township, deceased.
8. The account OF john Freas, Guardian ol
Caroline Knorr, mnorchild oil Jacob knofr,
late Of Brlarcreek townshin, decreased. ?. !.
q. The final account OF VIM. Miller, Adm
OF Frederick Miller, late OF Mouapleasan'
to@ushiP, deceased. 49,
D.. The account OF Anna M'Bride, Execn'
srix Of Thomas M'Bride, late Of Madison
township, deceased. ts,,5
6. Tue final account qf Solomon NeyhtId;
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FENHE subscriber will offer at public sale up
= on the premises ON Saturday the 5fh day
Of September neat al O'Clock IN the afternoon,
tract of valuable farm land containing over
1855 ACRES,
of which about 80 acres is woodland and the
balance'ne WY cleared land in good state
of cultivation. lays within miles below
the town Of Catawissa, in tbckly settled
neighborhood, in franklin township, Colum.
bia county, adjoining lands of Jesse CIeaver,
Hamilton Clark, Daniel Zarr, Daniel Yeller
and Philip Seeshol,z. There is public road
running through the farm, and the improve
ments on ii are new frame
.DWikMNING HOUSE,
and other ou,buildings. There is a good
young orchard on the premines, a good pump
at lhe door Of the dwelling, a neverfaiing
spring near The house, and brook running
through the meadow. 1t is pleasant and
desirable residence, and 10 a good farmer
can be made as profitable as IL is pleasant.
Br Terms viii be made known on the
day Of sale BY -. -, !.
80 CHRISTIAN 8. sEEsHoLTz.
Franklin township, July ei, 1861. - q
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|, MAP OF BLOOMsBURG.

M ESSRS. HURLEY g. LLOYD, Civil En.
~ AZ gjneers, Surveyors ard Map Publishers,
are now IN this placs for the purpose Of ma.
king thoroughly correct Property Map,
showing The Ground Plan OF every Building
the size and shape of ca ch Lot, with owners
names, or initials, printed thereon. Coiored,
Vanished and mounted on Canvas. and Rol.
iefs, all complete, Price per copy, IS pays
able on delivery Of The Map. 4 I. = +.
They are also prepared 10 make Surveys
and furnish Skeleton Maps Of Farms, with
contents calcnlaied and inserted thereon, oI
any farm within reasonable distance from
town, y. NJ 4 s5Ssi
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Il " IN
- mauenl 'oure Is gharanieed
of SECRET diseases, Self A
Debility, Structures, elects, Crs
Rheumatism, Scrotuls, Pains
and Bones, Diseases Of the fh
Ewes, Ulcers upon The Body,
'larit,es, and all other impsor
no matter OF how long slandin
the case, recovery is certain, q
lime than permanent cure 9
ed by any other lrealmenS {
skill Of the most eminent 2
failed, and the disease fsfiA
means of cure. The remedies
odor causing neither sick1~<
nieuce, and wlthouss slnruli!
During twenty years praelioe,
stored 10 health over seventeen |
tienls, who were suffering und4
forms Of all of the above me
eases, which guarantees me In
perfect and most speedy cure.
eases arethe greatest enemies
happiness, as they are the fist
sumption, scrofula, &c., and eha
ror 10 all nations on the earth
ease 10 becoming so commouf
SO little understood, thai q peru
scarcely ever effected, as a md
cases fall. into the hands Of inee
sons, who mol only fail TO cure
but ruin The constitution withsol
Iimale--a dangerous poison,
OF merchfy-which, with the ted
ease in The system, produces n
above named affections, which 4
nate in consumption, and ffeqnd
one bul should il moi cause dee|
and the victim to disease marries
is then conveyed from the paiien]
dren, causing them ID come kkI0
with scrofula; affections Uf u
throat, &c., and again termil
sumption, and consigrs his vics
timely grave, between The ages o.
and tbirty.fise years. Sell .absns
'iormidabIe enemy to health; ; il d
nervons system, rapidly wasting
energies OF life, causing menis
menl, preventing q proper deve'
the system, and dlsqualifying ~
marriage, society, business, Gs]
happiness. Female lnegulari,isll
diseases of females treated in the
ful and scientific manner. Meds
directions, sent 10 any part oil
States and Canadas, by patients q
ting their symptoms by letter. 3
j. .SUMMERvILLE, M. D.sBd
Office ; Filbert Street, below Te
delphia, Pa. 2P
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sMERIEF SALE.

hY virtue of writ OF gendlf1Oni eID0nQs 10
ID me directed there will be exposed 10
public sale at the Court.house in Blooms.
bnro. ON MONDAY THE 7TH DAY OF
SEPTEMBEI nexl. a, 1 o'clock p. M. Ihe
following real estate, 10 wit;
Three tracts oil Land with The water power
appurensnt, ibei first tract situate in Scott
township, Columbia county, containing
gNh a eres and RQ PercIses
:. -. -. = -. .a =, = -.
sc S ~o sa1 ,nv'e ~ ,ess' anu a,l VI wl'on '
to,u, ;, a"1 aba ~, IesG'peI % s "a dc
~, Sshn - ma rah, Eo,. s w ,,. ~ s ,a ~. aa
nT sanus, Ma,:sl. =. u, 80, ~. Io' %u ~ ~ a ,ana
iaaS;.'nf.,.s. I;.s, S,.a &c ~ Wy ,su az
s ,Sa ,, 'pm ", , | aha Wa. NJ o.auee'ns, y"
.nha m, - ,snu "a 'oAn ''e aiu o'ne.s'
""'erI TTtpw arT rprcUnrr
ropf,.1O1 ~, ,uml l.,rI'' =, 1nl1>1<; il1;
TWO ssofy frame evening mouse, frame
paih, hee one slofy dweiling houses and
s'aDie WIN me appuHenances.
me second tfaci situate ln Scou township,
I'D SAID county, containing
La-Iz A cres and a APercIles
s,,;c, ,neasn,e, be ,be san,a rogs a. Ia.s
bonnaed and dssct;had as tolows - Wiz. 1,
IN he nor,h hy land oS fotn Wh;,e. ~, ~ !.
s,r,.,s ~, 4. -, of Tn, uyh;, ii ~ ~ w
nfssapi Rs,ie. -, ,ha aas, a, t' Uo., ,a"us ~
sahn w. = ' ysu' Tn. Tn 'no Gao. ~ ANUS y. "
Samuel L. Bstte with .hs snnr,,an @ sncss ,s"u "
tn ,h;,i ,,.a, .;,.,aa W 8 aPpu,onalices. Ky
.b;n aud eo"s,. @ , asasssaia y ssaaanl town.
Acres and SO Psrches
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real Estate,


THE undersigned Executor of the estate
of Wesley Roat deceased will offer at pub
lie sale upon The premises on SATURDAY,
THE srG OF OCTOBER NEXT, al one
O'Clock, P. M, the farm belonging to The said
estate, Situate in Hemiock township, Column
bia county, containing go
l95 Acres & 37.Perches,
and adjoining lands Of Hugh Mcbride, John
McReynolds, Peter Appleman, Caleb Barton,
SEN, and Sylvester PurselI. II is situate ia
THE IRON ORE REGION
Of Columbia county, two miles from Blooms.
burg, and on the public highway leading TO
Buckhorn. A branch of HemIock Creek
passes through the premises, and the whole
farm is ia fair state of cultivation. The i'm
proyements are large new frame
MANSION HOUSE,
a new and commodious, frame tenant house,
large new bank barn, new wagon house,
and other oulbuildings entirely new Pos.
session will be giveE on the lst of Arrh 1858.
Conditions will be made known on the day
of sale by WILLIAM NEAL,
Executor.
Bloomsbury, July 90, 1857
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Trial r
/ William Koons /
2 William Rooms |
3 Joserh Slackhoe
4 Adam Slroup jf'
B Adam. SttoppF.

" Auomus AnthCi pos
Geofge L. Kline Us. Moses CQlfman.l
8 Isaac Brown Us, Robert J. Lyon.
9 William Robson Us. Wilson Ager. -
10 Jacob Schuyler us. Wilson Ager. 8l4'
IL Fletchef B. Dodson 0s William Long.
f2 Catharine Tanner Vs. John d. Weaver.
10 Adam Gable ps. .EngIe Fox admir-.
IA Jonathan Mosieller ps. Stephen Badly.
IS Christian Heist Us Daniel Gieger. y
f6 VIM. Hopper Us. Edmond Crawford Ell al
II George Fetterman os. Solomon Fetterman.
1s Manen Mowry gs Thomas Siackhouse.
10 Gilbert Fowler Us. Daniel Fowler's Elk.
90 Daniel Koslenbadsf ct al U.s. David Hantz.
81 VIM: Riuenhouse vs, Samuel r. Headley.
% Jas. Ralston os. James RaIslon ir.'s adrnf.
90 David Hlldebrsnt os. Benjamin Faux !.
81 ID. u. Wiflierseen Ell ales. Christian Shuman.
25 William Bobison 0s. VIM, Edgar.
20 Jas. 5. Woods, admir- Of John Lazarus u.s.
Catharine Lazarus. 7RdE
81 Reuben w. Weaver os. William Metz.
2s Thomas Marks Vs CLARK B. Steward.
20 William Conrad Us. Daniel L. Smith.
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: H9ua1nho GAn@
HOUSE AND LOT!

THE subscriber will offeriat Public
Sslssat Bloomsburg. on TUESDAY, the
9Th day Of SEPTEMBER next, al o.
clock. z. M !, hts HOUSE AND LOT at
the East end Of Hopkinsville. The lot is
90 feet in front and l9s feet deep. and
the house convenient new Brick dwell
ing, There is.a good pump close 40 the
house, and desirable fruit trees on the lot,
which is well improved, q. =. = 2
;s JACOB REEDY. i
Bloomsburg, Aug. II, 1857, q.
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Public Sale OF R cal Estate,

IN pursuance of an order of the Orphahs'
= Court Of Columbia conniy, on Saturday,
The forenoon, Michael Federoff and Mary
Mowfy administrator OF Miehsel Mowfy late
of Roafingcfeek township, IN said county,
deceased, will EXPOSE TO sale by public sen-
due upon the premises a certain
PIECE, PARCEL AND TRACT OF LAND
situate 10 The township of Ca,awissa, in the
said county, adjoining lands Of Jacob Drum.
heller, Philip Gotsholb widow Davis, aud
others, containing --t
FORTH-TWO ACRES,
more or less, whereon are erected log house
and barn. Late The estate of said deceased
situate 10 the twp. of Catawissa and county
aforesaid. a JACOB EYERLY.g 4fa
Rosringcreek, July 90, Isl, Clerk,
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Oriental Life.
GRAND JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER
TERM. 1857.

Bloom--Charles Kahler, Hiram w. Brown
Briercreek-Samuel Fowler, VIM. S,ahl
William Lamar, Samuel Henry, Jacob Marz
Benion-John C. Doty, John o. Dildine
Abraham Young. /. ~, M
Beaver--Isaiah Longenberssf.
Csnire--William Hoffman, Geo. H.Kelch.
ner. sa = 81. 49,. 4 4 e = -
Franklin-Joshua Mendenbill. -.
Fishingcreek-Na Fleclens,ein, John
Creveling, Thomas Pealer
eenwood--Samueis EvauS Isaac Evans
Jackson Peter Hodge, Datiel Poust.
Locusl-Wiliiam Yeager, Is
Madison-James Kisner.
Oranss--=SamueI Aeberhsz4 4------- = = ~
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

A NEW1lot of cheap muslins and prints
just received by railroadand for sale by
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CHARLES 9TAHL,

R00K BINDER, has Ifated in Blooms
~ burg, where he wilI Hpd books, period
icals and pamphlets in ely desirable style
and manner; and at reasonable prices He
will bind newspapers andmagazines, plain,
In library style OF ip morsco osnamented
He has his place Of bushess in Hopkins
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HATS AND CAPS On Alnd and for sale At
- the Arcade by ~ &
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REMAINING 10 the Posi- Office al Blooms
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r .ARGE lot of No. /, ., g. 3 Mackfel. alsos,
- White Fish, Cod Fish and Herring, jusl
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SHIMFF's OFFICE, 3n'96 Sheriff.
Bloomsbutg, July 8, 1857.
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I95 Acres & 31.Perches.
MANSION HOUSE,
Public Sale of Isea1 Estate

BIoomsburg, July 20, 1857.