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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-05-01

NEW MAGAzIsE.-We have received
the prospectus Of "Bryart d Straton's
american Merchant, devoted to Com
merce, Banking, Manufactures, Agricul-
ture, Mechanical Science, Commercial
Law, Biography, Literature, Art, aud
Statistical Information in every depart
ment Of business" The first No. will
be issued about the first of May. 1t
will contain As pages Of original matter,
and will be devoted to the commercial,
and productive interests of the country.
"A corps of contributors, second to none
in the country in poin. of talent and
reputation, have been engaged, whose
special care it will be to maintain each
department at the highest point of excel.
lence. The American Merchant will be
published regularly on the first of every
month, at the rate of two dollars pe.' an.
mum for single subscribers, with the usu.
al reduction to clubs. From long per.
sonal acquaintance with the proprietors
We feel confident that they will give tn,
public Magazine that will be worthy o
a liberal support. We will gladly receive
and forward subscriptions.
! Address BRYANT 4 STRATTON
Peter Cooper Institute New York.
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fora Senators New York Trib-
uae has the following reference to our
United States Senators, present and pros
pectiye:
In our recent notice Of the Lecompton
debate in the Senate, we did not quite
exhaust the subject. Mr.. Harlan, Of Iowa,
made an excellent speech, to which some
Of his colleagues have even applied the
term "great." lie is a most worthy men,
Der of the Senate, singularly unobtrusive
for man of his merits, and one who
never fails to meet the highest expecta-
tions of his friends when he engages in
debate. His Colleague, Mr.. Jones, never
makes speeches, except in private, and
then, if report speaks truly, mainly to
the ladies. His place will be something
more than filed by his successor, who
will follow him in the next Congress
with an enviable reputation for sterling
worth and integrity.
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For the Advertiser.
Death Of SsadiOck Negus.


We have received tie following reso-
lutions, which were adopted BY the lite
rary association, of which Mr.. Negus
was a member. Mr.. N. was one Of the
early pioneers of Cedar county, and was
universally respected, and his death viii
be felt by large circle of friends.
Resoired. That we have heard with
deep sensibility, of the death of Shad-
lock Negus, member Of this body.
Resolced. That in the death Of the
Oldest member, the association has sus-
tanned an irreparatlc loss; the community
lost an honest and respected citizen; his
neighbors sincere and valuable friend =:
his children kind aud affectionate pa
rent aud his widow an exemplary and
loving husband
Resolved. That we hereby express
our sympathy to the bereavcd family, for
the deep afiliction into which they have
been plunged by the decease of the de-
parted.
Resoired. That copy of the above
resolutions be published in the weekly
Upton Advertiser
NATHAN TABOR, Speaker.
l.. Il. HOFFMAN, Clerk.
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Notes Stolen.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAI IHE
subscriber had his pocket book, containing
he following described promissory notes stolen
on the 24th day of November. A 1891, "hie
travelling on the railroad east Of Chicago m 70 WIT;
One note against Clement Heart and William
Heart for 500. dated sept ?4th 1856, payable in
one year from date. sa.as
one note against William Heart for $63 dated
september gath, 1856, payable In one year from
date, and a payment Of $50 endorsed sos' Isl
1851. ere so,aa
s.nt ,0th. ls5s. payable in one year from date
One note against Nathan Bushy and :; hoi.ry
dated Nov. 18th, 1857, for $50 payable july IT,
Al, ~ said notes are made payable 20 jacob
stae kslauer or bearer or to Jacob stockslagsr or
a.dsr ana bear intetest from data. All persons
.ra nsntioued not to purchase any one OF SAID
they ars my opr W, :, Ana ssy.Sins
named persons are cautioned no. ~ pai .a hs
me or BY s. A. Bissell my attorney VINO mas ny
INSTRUCTIONS In the premises. u,ocust .crp
rsnton Dec hth 1851 s7a
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CASAA& Warm weathe

CAsAA& GILMORE. Warm weather
is coming it is true, still we shall all want
something to wear" and to satisfy our
wants in this respect, there is no place
like Casad Il Gilmore's. Their Stock is
large, and is such that all can find Just
what they want. If you want clothes
ready made, or made to order, you can
get them there. Ii you want the mate
rial out of which, to manufacture them,
you will find it at Casad 4 Gimore's,
aud they will cut them for nothing.
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Teachers, Association.


The Cedar county teachers association
will hold its next meeting in the Upton
Union School-house, Oh Saturday, May
END 1873.
The following persons are appointed
to report on the subjects annexed to their
names:
Anna Steers and Tanner Gibson, on
the best method of awakening an inter
est in schools.
G. Hemming, on whispering in schools.
j. Prichard, on teaching clocution.
sylvanus Yates, on chronology.
Il. G. Taber, on physiology.
G. G. Nestleroade, on union schools.
Moses Varney and Nathan Tabor, On
the best and cheapest method of bull
ding district school-houses.
j. W. Bagley, on the State Univer-
sity.
The new school law will be considered
as fully as the time will adult, and the
course the Association will pursue in re-
gard TO it, determined.
The County Superintendent CDR. May
Dard) will be present, and present some
important matters in which he wishes to
counsel with the Teachers.
A full attendance Of both Teachers
and Friends Of education, is most earn
cstly desired.
by order of the Executive Committee.
G. &. NESTLEROADE, Chair.
MARY i SCARBOROUGH, See -
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Eag@WELL PUT.-The Mavsyille Tr,b

s1rWELL Pur.--The Maysville Trsb-
une says: We think this is a favorable
time to remind cur Democratic brethereu
of the utter unreliability of the editors
and stunpers of their party. Up to the
time that Douglas began his opposition to
the Lecon pton Constitution they all cried
with one voice continually, that the re-
ported frauds in Kansas were Black Re
publican lies Now many of these men
are hoarse crying fraud, and publishing
what they charged as lies"
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"The Last Supper"

eer for the year ls5s. II engraved Of
S6DO by the late celebrated A. L. Dick, from the orgi-
nal Of Raphael Morgh after Leonardo Da Ninci and
the largest stsei-plae engraving executed In
this country being three times the size Of the ordinary
three dollar engravings.
The first Impressions OF this engraving held at
$40, and he intention OF the ist that none OF
the engravings should be offered for less sum
than IS, being richly worth that amount. Thus every
three -doilar subscriber viii receive the magazine
yssrchesp at S3and this splendid engraving, richly
worth .; thus getting for s. the value Of So
We shall commence striking OF the engravngs imme-
dately yet IL hardly be expected that impressions
Of so large plate taken fast they viii he
called for by subscribers. We SHALL therefore, furnish
them In the order in which subscriptions received
Those who desire to obtain their engravngs early aud
from the first impressions should send in their snhscrp
tons without d-ays The engraving can be roll
mail, in any other subscribers shall
nr1.
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Eress@ The fullest vote ever given in
Congress of the United States was cast
on the Lecompton question. There are
234 members of the House, and 232 yo-
ted on the question. Mr. Caruthers, of
Missouri, was absent Tie speaker did
not vote.
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THE New CoURT HoUsE.-The
Messrs. Golden, are driving matters on
the new court house. The basement
walls are even with the top of the earth.
The work so far gives evidence of a good
job, one of which the contractors and
citizens may we'll feel proud.
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GROCERIES are now plenty and cheap.
If you have any doubts on this point,
call on 4. & NJ. Childs, and satisfy your
selves. They arc constantly receiving
the freshest and best that is going.
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~ J. l.. Ray 4 Co., are bound to be
even with the rest of mankind, and have
piled in the new goods, SO that they are
now prepared to accommodate all the
wants, of suffering humanity. Give them
N all
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The Hicfn ia isrs1iyp.

The first tube o. the It'll side " the
Victoria Bridge, at Montreal, has been
paced in position, aud the scuhvldn g
will be short y removed Golfer dams for
addlt onal piers were put down through
the ice during the winter, but it is feared
that they have sustained considerable
injury by the showing of the ice
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$40, 900 In WORKS OF ART.

In addition to the superb engraving Of 1.-THE LAST
SUPPER which will be presented to every three dollar
subscriber for 1853 the pubhsers have completed
gements for the distributions the 18th day OF Deem
1885, of series OF splendid works of art, consisting
of one hundred rich and Oil Paintings valued ut
from SIUU to 81 900 each. Also. 1850 magnificent
Ste!l-plate Engravpgs worth from O. to b each, and
LOCO choice Holiday Books, worth from 81 70 s. each,
making, in all, over THREE THOUSAND GIFTS,
worth TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
INCLosE % TO THE PUBLISHERS AND YoC
WILL COMMENCE RECEIVING THE MAGAZINE
BY RETURN MAIL, voc WILL ALSO RECEIVE
WITH THE FIRST COPY NUMBERED SUB
scRIPTIoN RECEIPT ENTIrLING you TO THE
ENGRAVING OF
1.-THE LAST SUPPER"
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Florence Money.

4 n n.rsons indebted to me, are hereby mott.
n fed that will receive Florence bank Votes
>. par. Ia pA,msn. Of such Maso.san ,.. pre-
Teton. Jan. yin, lisa 20 WM H.TDfHsIL
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Ee5" There are now in course of cree
ton i'll st. Louis, two spacious hotels
which will cost, when finished, s400, 900,
each
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Lamps, of every description; Sewing Birds,
crochet Needles, china Figures, Patent Nutmeg
ssra{ers, Port Aonnaies, segar cases, curtain Pins
AID bands, Banioes, ramhour{nes, Niolins, Guitar
and Violin strings, speetaees Pocket eompasscs,
Tape Lines Horse Fieams, Pocket Knives, Stair
Rods. House, Whitewash, scrub, Dust and Paint
Brushes. stair and clothes Brushes, foasters, Sad
Irons Patent -elEheating Irons, House helI+, Raj
Traps, ETC., etc. z9tL
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"THE LAST SUPPER"
aud chance to draw . fet Of these 'sTHKE THOU
SAND PRIZES
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD SUBSCRIBE FOR
E.HERoON'iS MAGAZINE
FoR 1858

First: Because its literary contents will, during
year. embrace contributions from osE HUNDRED
different and thinkers, numbering among them
the most distinguished Of American authors.
Seeoad Because its editorial departments 'souF STU
do window and .'Uur 0io,'' Will each be
conducted by able editor-and it will surpass, ia the
variety aud richness of its editorial eonteats. any other
g.sziner
THIRD: Because IL will contain during the year
lY six hundred original pictorial illustrations from de.
signs ny the first American artists.
Faar,A. Because for the sum Of 50 you will receive
h. splendid monthly richly worth that than
any other magazine, and the superb engraving of 18th
LAST SUPPER, > worth 50.
Eifth. Because you viii very likely draw Of the
three thousand prizes TO be distributed the 18th day
Of December, irs-perhaps one that is worth $le00.
Notwithstanding thai these extraordinary Inducements
can hardly fail accomplish the objects II the publish
ers without further efforts, yet they have determined to
continue through the year
THE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER.
To any person who will get up club OF twenty four
subscrbers either at more post offices, will
present splendid Library. consisting Of over Forty
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of IS cents over 1U Libraries, ,uO volumes, have
already istrbuted IN accordance with this offer
and should be glad of opportunity to furnish
Library every clergyman to every school teacher OF
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LIFE SAVED At MIDNIGHT,
By Grs ger:e'S Instant Cure Of Pair.

The moment it is used internally. 1t darts thro'
the SYSTEM, allays pain Instantly In four minE:es
ii has eifascd through the lympha,ic system ash
blood its chilling power, and quickly forced its
way through every ieverish or diseased nerve
vein or gland, dissolying distractions, relieving
iniamaton evers and spasnodie pains, has cured
nervous headache in 80 minutes ruiing racsma-
tsm niagcaIly, in fact il is the sue ara men Of
dieinr.
Just Try One RottIe...Pifcc - cts.
All the above Medicines are for sjtiy by W. Il
&. BAGlEI, Upton Iowa. 2Gyl.
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NEW GooDs Charles SHETLAND is
now opening a large and fine stock of
goods of every variety. You will forget
hard times if you will go into Charley
store. lie has corps Of assistants that
are able, efficient, and obiging, and
it is no trouble fer them to show goods,
or to sell them. Don't forget No. J.
Cheap Side
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Fire.

The saw mill, about six miles west of
Upton, belonging to Messrs Dilts l. Ny
ers, was burned to the ground on last
Thursday night about IL o'clock.
The FIRE is supposed to have origina-
ted from sparks falling on the saw dust
the day before. 1t was thought all the
FIRE was exfinguished, but the wind star
ted it in the night. Some of the ma
chinery can be saved. Loss abont 5000,
no insurance
Why do not all men get their property
insuredy Don't wait till il is burnt up.
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Price eSI per Bottle, or Six for So. Delivers

Accompanied by reliable nd responsible Certificates from
Professors of Medical Colleges, clergymen aud others.
Prepared and sold hy II. T. HENBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
No. So Soah Tenth S.. 6eioto CaestRat .sSsemLig
Bsiidiags, Phtia,
III = To he hal of j. Il !. STEWART, keoku'. To-
general wholesale agents, and OF al the Druggists
ami Dealers throughout the United States, Canadas
and British Provinces.
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HARLOW AIR H.
JAMES & c. 4. II Y l. Il,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreigl. g. Domestic Hardware,
AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS,
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE,
House Furnishing Goods,
Cedar st., Upton, Ioma,

NtENVF' F"T0t' II -.
ARE now receiving and opening the Largest and
Best selecpsd Stock 81 Goods ever brougl,tto this
country. which have been selected with great
care aud pare based upon te lest terms. frol the
MAMMA .trrcre agents therrtE saving the advance
usually paid by those purchasing only small guam
sites from obbers, and enabling us Ia oder them
n our friends II a small advance upon Eastern
prices We respectfully solicit an examination OF
Cur Goods. before purchasing elsewhere, as Wtate
determined to dispose Of item at Chicago and -.
Louis prices.
We naine in part
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1orirultura! implements,

Consisting of Corn Shelters, Straw-eatters, lit
ra Giant corn and cob crusherS Horse Rakes, 4
superior article, Flows, cnsisators ScFthes era
dies, Hay and Manure Forks Land Rakes, GA
yokes snaths, Hoes and Rakes, etc, etc, etc.
Chains.--t og, Halter, Trace, Coil Binding and
Tifth chains Pump chains and Fixtures complete,
Cistetn PuIaps Lead Pipe.
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sALsAm roR THE TErosr LUNGS

d. ErcsiieM Remedy jor ecnsfs, r5t.s, 'ronciit'.
s''re i"ngs, rhoof'n2 consh ajfeoea taass asst
ma sore hroas, dGics,H treasi"r. Aoos at.sss ena
consumption.
BY the use of this nalslm tight co, gh is loos.
cned--the lungs and threat are heaed--rhe nerves
are quoted, and the breathing becomes ii &c and
easy.
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shall do much better next week. II Il the engraving
that Aces Everybody wants the engraving
Won NAV calculate upon from to two thousand sap
.er,srs from me this Winter. going to make enough
mi OF the bu siness buy farm In the spring.
With such ind ucements offer, anybody can ob
tain sufscrers We invite every gentleman our OF en-
loymeu. and every lady who desires pleasant mSay
,nasinu occur,ation to apply at once for an agency
nnlisants should nclose . cents for specimen copy
~ ihe Magazine, which will always be forwarded with
.a.~ a. ~ aupiicatjou by ret mail.
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diptOn adbtrtistr.
LOCAL DEPARTn1ENr.

BAY We are under renewed obligations
to Senator HARLAN, for volume seven of
the Pacific Railroad Survey.
Our thanks are also due to Hon. r
Smith, Of Ill. for copy of his speech on
Kansas.
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GyNsMrrH's TRIMMINGS.

Indeuendcnt of an extensive stock Of Guns, sc
have at all times on hand, Esne iarels, assorted
Gun nountings, single aaa double Triggers, Pat
Rleeehes Break-ofs. Flied cocks, Forward and
Back Action Gun Locks, Wai cutters, Ballet
Muulds Nipples and Wren"hes, Gnn Worms, Rod
Ends. Main Springs Tail Pins, Sheet Brass aud
Germaa silver, and everything pertaining to this
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and in fact everything that may lie called for in
his lire.
Now is the time tn buy your Goods in order To
get the stylcs, and ts veil EnowG fact that his
prices are always as low ~ ne low ct.
All Goods warranted 10 Give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine otf ts"oas " hetit'1 !"n
want 10 buy or not, Be want !7lf opinion ct lhr".
We charge nothing FOR showing our troods. hu'
take pleasure IN doing so. CHA'n aNEl LAND.
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SCIENCE q FAME.
100000 Bottles Have Been Sold.

and single instance Of its failure has been reported
Personally appeared before me. an Alderman of the
city Of Philadelphia, IL. +. nELBnLD. Chemist, who
heina duly does say that his preparation najns
Narcotic, Mercury inurous Drugs hut are purely
Vegetable. IL. I. IIEMBULD, Sole Nanufact lrcr.
Sworn and subscribed before the c3i day Nov.
lE54. WM. 2. HIBBARD, Alderman.
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$1.5O a year.
y 4 Il u FO e SAL Il

T Offer for sale all my Town property, together
i or in lots to sui. purchasers And also a farm
three mites East Of Upton on Sugar Creek, well
tnhered, and we'll watered, one OF the best Stock
arms in l'wa, over one hundred acres broke and
fenced, dwelling House and gsod we'll OF Va
ter containing $50 acres.
For terms OF sale Gail Or the undersigned In
Upton. 14tt JOHN II. STARR
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The union Of EMERsON'S MAGAZINE and PUT
MANS MONTHLY has given to the consolidated work
circ uati0n second To nut similar publication i'm
the country and has secured for Il combination
and artistic talent probably unrivaled hy any 9TH
er magaxine in the world During the FIRST month, the
sale In the trade and demand from subscribers exceeded
$1,000 copies, and the numbers already issued Of the
consolidated work universally conceded have sur
passed. in the richness Of their Literary and
beauty and prouseness Of their pictorial illustrations,
any magazine before issued from the American
press Enecungedby these evidences of favor pub
fishers have determined commence the new volume in
January with still additional attractions, and offer
such to subscribers fail place
in circulation. at the head Of American magazines.
With this view they the 70 flowing splen
Id programme. They have purchased that superb and
ostiy el.piate engraving,
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Il M b O DIS f. xtract Blu c h u
l. prepared directly according to the Rules Of
"a nd ltha,nsssry
p @ L O O II

One hundred dollars viii be paid to any physician who
prove that the medicine injured patient and
the Testimony Of thou sands he produced prove
that the medicine ever injured patient; aud the est
snowy Of thousands Ne produced prove that does
great good. Gases o. from week thirteen years
standing have been effected. The mass Of Voluntary
Testimony in possession Of the Proprietor. vouchng it's
virtues and curative powers, is immense, embracing
the names we'll known Ia
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Every Basinc Nan should have II.

I6RE STALK HOES, Harrow Teeth, Plor
" Handles and Caltivster,, for sale by
I've A. NTER
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l. yen are suffering With any OF the above distressing
ailments, the FLUID EXTRACT BUCHC win cure
gou. Try it and he convinced of its efficacy.
Beware OF Quack Nostrums Il Quack Doctors
who falsely boast of abilities and references. Citizens
know ard avoid them. and long suffering, money,
and exposure by sending calling for bottle OF this
Popular aud Specific Remedy.
II sllays all pain and inflammation is perfectly pleas
art in its taste and oaor hut immediate in its action
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LUNT'S MEDICiNS
T Fl e A G. UE Kill L E r

Is entirely Vegetable and free .tr.m
Poison.
No Arsenic. No Cuiuine, No snycknlne.
Sac and Relid5lc-. Sure to Cure,
II stors the chais iast as quick as qninine; Il
rouses The liver to action ana purpes the 5, stels
from bilious matter, doing Mat Garnet he done
with quinine. II never Injuries the patient OF
leaves them pale and feeble. with yellow ska and
eyes, or with weak and stia joints.
w. 8. LUNT'S
LIVER OR ANTl.RILLIOUS plILg.
No Calone', no Ninerai, no -Aloes. "
Great Pouer to Cure
Diseases Of TIE Ljrcr and 3'ooG Frrers, E,Sanna.
h"as, Colds, Lsesr csmpis iats, Jmtadire, Dys5ey-
SEA, Rhooaa.tsm and Diseases " The ska., |oni
Stomach etc.