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500 00IN WORKS OF ART.

L. addition to the superb engraving Of 1.-THE LAST
SUPPER which will I've presented to every threc-GJaT
subscriber for less the pabhseTs have completed aran-
sements for the distribution the s5th day OF Deeem-
ber 1853 of series Of splendid WORKS 81 art consisting
hundred rich and oil Paintings. valued AZ
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making, in all, over THREE THOUSAND GIFTS,
worth TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
INCLoSE 81 TO THE PUBLISHERS AND YOU
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There will be m examination of School Teach
ers commencing at one o'clock p NJ. Of Friday
Auri 3oth, inst, at the School House in Upton
and continuing through the next day. There will
be no charge for certificates to those who arc
punctnal.
IS 30.-ll.-The Board shall employ no teach.
ers 10 teach In any school of the district, unless
he shall first present to them a certificate OF his
qualifications to teach all the branches required
10 be tan ht in such schools, which certificate shall
be duly signed by the County superintendent Of
the County TO which he seeks to be employed,
which shall have been given him not more than
me year previous 10 the commencement of his
- IN case any teacher is employed and
@hool without such certiG.
earon,sncas teaching ,. wages for in.
- i. hall forfeit all claim Iol nut
.trnetjup for the time thus employed "t'"s -
xueh cert,lc ate. n--Sehoot Lax.
e'N J. MAYNARD,
Co. Sup. Common schools
Anru II 1s5S w
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ALL THE HUSGRY are to be fed, and
Dan. Harrass is determined to do his
part towards accomplishing that desira-
bic end. We know from experience,
that Dan. has the best of meats, and his
abundant supply of ice, enables him to
have it always fresh and good He de-
serves patronage, aud We are glad to
know his efforts are appreciated. He will
be able to supply all VINO call on him
See advertisement in another column.
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THE LADY's HOME MAGAZINE, for
May, has been upon our table some days
1t is, as usual, first rate. The pieces by
7. s. Arthur, are worth more than the
whole cost of the Magazine, and then
there is sufhciency of fashion plates,
fine engraytngs, poetry &c.
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Florence Money.

4 II persons indebted tc NE, are her eby not-
"A he'd thati will receive Florence ank Notes.
NJ par In payment of such indsbteay ,sss. III pre.
ssntsd 10 me within sixty days froa this date
Tiveon. Jan, esh, ls5s - V4 n YrTrII
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LIVER or ANTT-DILLICUS Pills.

No Ca'onel, no Miaeral, 40 A3oes. OF
Great POKER to Cure
Diseases Of the Lir.r and B'ood Ferers, klfen,re.
tions Colds L'rr compte ints Ja'n,ltce DyHTsp~~
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Stomach etc.
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that business Everybody wants the engraving
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With such inducements as we ofsT' anybody can Cd
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I>ROM the subscriber, one yoke Of five year
ODDS, red and white--one almost white, one
line back; One brindle COW. short tail
GEO. r. pr
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tbs splendid monthly richly worth lhat sum than
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fffth: Because you VIII very likely draw ~ the
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Of December, lss-perhaps one that is worth slU9o.
Notsthstauang that these ordinary ipduceasnt
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ers without further Efforts yet they have determined 70
continue through the year
TIE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER
To any person who win get up elah 81 twenty 70 II
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present splendid Library, consisting al over Forty
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Ccdur st., Upton, Hpa,

Ccdar St., Upton, io'ea,
ARE now receiving and opening the Largest and
Best Selected stock of Goods ever brOu rat To this
country which have been selected with great
care aud purc hascd upon the best terms from the
manufacturers agents, thereby ing the advance
usually paid Ivy those purchasing only small guam
titles from iobbcrs, aud enabling Us 20 offer them
To our ftiyads Al a small advance upon Eastern
prices. We respectfully solicit an examination Of
our Goods before purchasing elsewhere, is we are
determined to dispose Of them at Chicago and st.
Louis prices
We llne In nnrt
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SHAVING SALoON.-John has return
ed to town, and is prepared to accommo-
date all who may want good and CON-
Portable shave. He has fitted up neat
shop, end is attentive to his business. He
makes no brags. All he asks is trial.
See advertisement.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24

Ia Excellent Re'sedg for Goa gh' colds, bronchitis,
hmgs ,choo7'ag congh Dgena.ed itlngs, asth.
a1a, sore throat, dLHcai treattmc, hoa, and
consumption.
BY the Use Of this i}a.sam q tight cough is lsos-
cned--the lungs and throat are hcaIed--the nerves
are quietcd, and the breathing becomes free and
easy
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SAttl = Ito

Settle Up!l
ALL PERSONS knowing themselves indeht
cd to the Undersigned, either by note or book &C.
count, are hereby notified 10 call and settle Tho
same fore the First day Of Sept. next, as by do
ing so they will save trouble and costs.
21mj i. \. +. DAVIDSON,
Toronto, Iowa
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For the Advertiser.
TIE DAILY PRAYER MEETING.


A daily Union prayer meeting was
commenced in Upton, on Monday last,
to be held alternately at the different
churches. These united efforts have be-
come very common, within the last few
months, and seem to have been in a large
measure successful. Never before in the
history Of the world has there been SO
general and SO extensive an interest
awakened in the subject Of religion, and
SO wide publication Of the doings Of
-. he Christian body, as during the las.
half year. In no season Of religious
awakening has there been 90 much union
among believers, and SO little to be OBJ
a. hy unbelievers
Jectca W =.
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The tongue Ike the ace-horse gener-
ally runs faster, the less We, cht 1t carries.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-24
Table and Pocket Cutlery. Files and Tools,
Guns Rifles and Revolyers,
Iarltultura! implements,

agricultural implements,
Consisting Of Corn Shelters, straw utters Lit
tie Clan. corn and cob crushers, Horse Rakes,
superior article, Plows, cGitiyators, Ncythes era
dies, Hay and Manure Forks, Hand Rahes, Ok,
yokes snaths, Hoes and Rakcs, etc, etc, etc.
Chains.-.Log, Halter. Trace, Coil, Binding aud
fifth chains, Pump chains and Fixtures complete,
Cistern Pumps, Lead Pipe.
ARIA q l. Z RIM ISGS.
Enamcled cloth, l.aces, PRINCES, Damask, Silver
4 Brass Iab Bands, Curtain ii shts Seats carriage
sprin - Whips, Buggy ANles, Ornaments, tls nets,
Carriage Bolts, Nuts, Washers and Axle Nuts
c \ Il ? + \ I + Il 5 T q o J. s
We have the hest selected Stock Of Tools ever
offered in the West, consisting at Bench and
Moulding Planes, Of every description, from the
Ohio and Greenfield fool Companies. Also,
Augurs, Angur Bits, Rales Braces. Boring Ma
chimes, Squares, ~pokeshayes, Plane Irons
Hand, Ripping, raRAe, keyhole, Back Whip
Saws.
Guagcs, Screw Drivers, Hatchets.
Tools, tomFasses ,haIh-lines,
AIDES, Scratch-aws, Rules.
Broal.aNes, Hammers, Dil-atones.
together with everything person can possibly
Wish.
House Trimmings cupboard catches, Iortice
and Rim Locks Bolts, I.atches Strap Hing ,Nro't
and cast Bats coat and Hat Hooks, House Bells
| and Pulls, Footscrapers, Nails, Sash Glass and
/ everything necessary for building purposes.
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One hundred dollars will Ie paid to any physician who
prove that the medicine injured patient; and
the testimony of thousands be produced TO prove
that the medicine injured patient; and the test
hloy Of thousands he produced prove that does
great good. Cases of from week thirteen years
standing have been effected. The Of Voluntary
Testimony ir possession Of the Proprietor. vouchng its
virtues and curative powers is Etaense, embracing
thn LIrlns Nrnl LnnA II
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$50 a year.
Town Property and
T 4 II IL 70 Il 8 Il L Il

r Olsr for sale Gil my Town property. together
l. or in lots to suit purchasers. And also a farsa
three miles Last Of Upton on Sugar Creek wen
t.mbered, and well watered. one of the best stock
arms in I.wa, over one hundred acres broke and
fenced, dwelling House and good well OF wa
ter, containing 400 acres.
For terms or sale call OF the undersigned in
Upton, l4tf JOHN Ii. STARR
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Onion Grove.

rA- The Canadians finds it extremely
difficult to raise a small force for the SER
vice in India.
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Price 81 per Bottle. or six for 81, Dcl.ver-

Price g. per Bottle. OF six for 81, Dcliver~
ed To any Address.
Accoppan by reliable aud responsible Cert fcates from
Professors Hf Medical Colleges. ClrEyneN and others
Prepared aud sold ~ " 7. HEMBOLp,
Practical aId Analytical Chemist.
No. 81 S0sth TeRfk ST, kslotc CssstaHt, .ssstmbg
BaiidiHgS, PhtiG.
II , To be had Of J. & s. STEW ART, Keokuk, To-
general Wholesale agents. and Of all the Druggists
and Dealers throughout the United States Cauadas
and British Provinces.
BEWARE OF COUHTErFErTS
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LUNT'S MEDICINES
T II e A G. UE Kill L E r
Is entirely Vegetable and free Jrsm
Poison.
No Arsenic. No Cuinine, No Strycanire.

Safe 0ad ReL'dbic--S to Care
1t stops the chlls just rs quick as quin:uc; u
rouses the liver TO action, and parges the system
from bilious matter, doing what cannot he done
with quinine. 1t never Injuries the patient 81
leaves them pale and feeble, with yellow skiu sad
eyes, or with weak and stih joints.
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w;, 49, '1" great movement. h.. no. h..,
without unbo'icvsr. and eo. =. .v' os'n
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Pharmacy and Chemistry.
with The greatest accuracy and chemical knowledg and
devoted in its combination See Professor Devices
Valuable Works the practice of PLY sic, aud most Of
the late Standard works Of Medicine.
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TE H-lIlCs WUTT NTIWNTI To
SCIENCE g. FAME.

q
100000 Bottles Have Been Sold.
and a single instance Of its failure has been reported
Personally appeared before me. Alderman Of the
city Of Philadelphia, II. r. HELBOEn, Chemist. who
being duy does say, that his preparation c.uas
Narcotic, Mercury injurious Drugs. but are purely
Vegetable. II. T. uEMBOLD. Sole Mapufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed hef the gid dav Of Nov ,
rs, WI I. uIBBaRD, Alderman.
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and ia fact everything that may be called for in
his line.
Now is the time TO buy your Goods Ill order to
get the STYLES, and It's well known fact that his
prices arc always AZ low as the lowest.
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our Goods whether yen
want to buy or not, VIC want your opinion OF them.
We CHARGE nothing for showing our Goods but
take pleasure in doing SO. CHA'o SHETLAND.
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ton Advertser-The cheapest Family Paper i'm the West
HuMBoLD's GENUINE PREPARATION
OF Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu,

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Fluid Extract Buchu.
For Diseases cfths BLADDER, ktdneys, Grarsl rrop-
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the Sertai Organs.
Arising from Excuses and Impruaencies in life. and
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neys, or Sexual Organs, whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause they may have originated,
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Giving health and ryor to the Frame and Bloom tie
faa Cheek.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED!
1t Nervous and Dehitated Sufferers, and
all the symptoms, among which will lie found
lndsposition TO Exertion,
Loss of Power Loss Of Memory,
Difficulty Of Breathing, General
Weakness, Horror Of Disease, Weak
Nerves, Trembling Dreadful Horror of Death,
Night sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness
of Vision, Lanpuor, Universal Lsssitude Of the Mus
cnar en- oftcn Erroneous Appetite, with Dyspept
symptoms, Hot Hands Flushing of the Body, pryness
Of the Skin, Pallid Conntenance and Eruptons on
the Face. Pain in the Back. Heaviness OF the
Eyeids, Frequently Black Spots Flying he-
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and Loss Of Sight, Want of Attention
Great Mobility, kestlessness,
with Horror Of Society.
Nothing is more desirable to such patients than so-
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selves; no repose of Manner, Earnesness specu
u
other.
These symptoms. If allowed to go on-whjch this med
cine invariably remoyeS-soon follows LOSS OF pow
Err, FATuITY, AND ErILEPTIC FITS--n one Of
which the patient may expire. Who say that these
excuses not frequently followed by those diref dis
eases-TNSANITY AND consul pTIONr The re-
cords OF the Insane Asyug, and the melancholy deaths
by Ccnsumpton bear ample witness to the truth OF these
assertions. In Lunatic Asyums the most melancholy
exhibition appears. The cuuntenance il actually sod
den and quite destitutc-ueher mrth Grief ever Wis
its ii. Should sound of the voice it is rarely
articuiate.
with woefGl measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds his grief hegulled ~
Debility Is most terrible, and has hruu ght Thousands
upon thousands to a.,t.ncly graves. thcs hestrr tle
ambition Of many noble youths. 1t be eured by the
81 of this
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IF yen suffering with any Of the above distressing
ailments, the FLUID EXTRACT PECHC will cure
you. Try it aud lie convinced Of it's efficacy.
! Beware OF Quack Nostrums s. Quack d octora
who falsely boast of abilities and references. Citizens
know and avoid them, and long suffering, money
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LEGAL.
Law PARTN ERSHIP.

LAW PAKFN ERSHIF-
znUY !. CHANDLER and BLYTHE HYNES
- have associated themselves together as partners
IN f', practice OF Law, and will attend promptly To All
.tls, connected with their profession, which may
ie entrusted to them. ,
~ Office on Locust street, opposite the Sherwoo
-. Evapsville Ind sePto6.Iv
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LUMBER!

GOOD article of Dry Pine I.umber and
a shingles FOR sale, can he found at the ward of
X. III. BENNETT & CO.,
mrZ6-Sm near Kratz iieilman's Foundry.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-28
The Pacific Railroad.

As the white man in his exploring
mafch presses forward to the great West
ard plants his foot upon the Threshold Of
barbarism, so does the elements, and
works that mark his superiority immedi-
ately follow after, to brighten his foot
PAID in rlper years. Among these most
~vonderful works are the railroad and tel
egaph.
Though our advances have been great,
and our efforts wonderous, yet no interest
ns to attract the attention of the pub
iit Pund more than that of the construc-
uo1 Of a railway to the Pacific Ocean
IT, enterprise seems to meet the wishes
be people more than any other; nor is
I'D impracticable project; patient effort
au enduring will by men of character
hae led forth in this great work not on
lyo the West but of the nation, They
hale contended against individual avarice,
nc policy, and even against the stern
hatfiers of nature, to give this work a
sisft, and they have done it.
The work was begun a few years ago
3. Louis, that great central city of the
%inent; it has progressed very well,
ching a distance of about $50 miles
frep 81. Louis. Through the kindness
end liberality of John NJ. Winner, Pres
iee of the Company, we passed over
i1e TOAD from St. Louis to Jefferson City,
ant to our qualification we found the road
p only well furnished and in good run.
order, but we found a kind and gen.
tpanly set Of conductors and other
UPS; therefore we can, with the assur.
eng Of The faith that is within US, recon.
~ this road as being a safe, speedy
end direct route to the great West, and
e aclally to the Territories Of Kansas and
braska. Also those in the West de.
g to 60 East, will find this road the
qqfkest and most direct to St. Louis Of
ar other point East. L. U. R.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-28
puhIic Sale

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a trusteeship
vested in William L, Parker (since deceased) by deed Of
trust executed on the OATH fourteenth day Of October,
A. D. 1857, by Cornelius Mastin and recorded in the
recorders office Of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory
on page three hundred and f0rty-sixo Of Deed Book "A,'
], Walter w Hackney, administrator of the estate of
said William L. Parker, will, from the cornrr of Second
and Main streets in the town of BTOwnvilie in said
county, between the hours OF niEe o'clock A NJ and four
O'Clock P NJ, on the twenty eighth day Of November A
D 1865, sell 10 the highest bidder for cash in hand the
following described land, to wit the southeast quarter
of section No thirteen, in Township No. five, north of
Range No. thirteen east of the sixth principal meridian
in Nebraska Territory, and to execute a deed to the
purchaser. The same to be sold TO satisfy a certain
promissory note described in said deed, said note being
yet unpaid. IS-4t
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-28
Pnhlic Sale

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a trusteeship
Of trust executed ON the fourteenth day Of October A ID
1857, by James II. Mastin, and recorded in the Record
er's office OF Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, on
pages three hundred and forty-hve aud three hundred
an d %forty-six of Deed book "A" Waiter w. Hackney,
administrator of the estate Of said William L. Parker,
will from the corner of Second and Main streets in the
town OF BrOwnville in said county, between the hours of
nine a'clock A NJ and four O'Clock p NJ, on the twenty
eighth Cay of November AID 1858, sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand The following described land, to
wit: the northeast quarter Of section number thirteen.
in Township number five north Of range number thir-
teen east Of the sixth principal meridian in Nebraska
Territory, and to execute a deed to the purchaser. The
same to be sold to satisfy a certain promissory note de
scribed in srid note, said note being yet unpaid. 1S-4t
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-10-28
Public Notice.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a trusteeshid
vested iii William L. Parker (since deceased) by deed of
trust executed on the seventeenth day of October AID
1887, by Thomas Stately, and recorded in the recorders
Office of Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory, on pages
three hund. ed and ffty-four and three hundred end fifty
istrator OF the estate of said William L. Parker, will,
from, the corner Of Main and Second strebts in the town
Of BroWnviIle in said county, between the hours of nine
O'clock A N and four O'Clock P NJ, on the twenty-eighth
day OF November a ID 1858 sell TO the highest bidder
for cash in hand the following described land, to wit =
the southeast garter of section number thirty-fve, in
township number five, north Of range number twelve,
east OF the sixth principal merchant in Nebraska Terri
tory, and to execute aided to the purchaser. The same
to be sold to satisfy a certain promissory note described
in said deed, said note being unpaid. lS-4t