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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-17


Which conveys the remedies the cavities In the lungs
through the air passages coming In direct contact
with the disease ueatrases the tuhceuar matter aIlay
the cough. causes free ard easy expcctoraton heals
h"lungs. purifes the blood, parts renewed vitality TO
the system, Swing that tone and energy So ind
pensae for the restoration Of health To ae to stale
confidently that Consumption is durable by inhalation ia
t. me source Of unahcyed pleasure. as much an
der the control OF medical treatment any other fsrm
dabc disease ninety out Of every hundred eases can he
cured in the first stages ard hfy per the second:
hut In the third stage it is impossible save more than
FIVE per ceu fof the Lungs 50 cut p by the disaas.
the last stages. Inhalation affords extraordinary reef
to the sutn. attending this fearful scourge. which an
nually destroys ninety Il thousand persons in the Uni
ted States alone; and calculation shows that of
the present population Of the earth eighty millions are
destined to fiji the ConsumTtve's grave.
Truly the culver of death has so fatal as
sumption. In all ages has been the great enemy 81
life, .orH spares neither age sex bus sens OF k
the brave the beautiful, the graceful and The gifted
By the help Of that Supreme Being from whom rometh
every good aud perfect gift enabled 10 offer In the
afflicted permanent and speedy cure in Cons,m,tfnr
The first Of tuherces is from impure blood and the
immediate effect produced by their deposition in the
lungs Is prevent the free admission Of Air into inc air
cells. which causes weakened vitality through the
lire system. Then surely it is rational to expert
greater good FROM medicines entering the cavities III the
lungs than from those administered through the stoar
the patient will always find the lungs free and the brtL
ing easy. after nha ny remedies Thus Irkajaton is
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Price 81 per Bottle. or Six for -. Dcliver-
oil tn 4 Ii

Accompanied ny reliable and responsible Certificates from
Professors of Medical Colleges, CIcrgymen and Others
Prepared and sold Ivy ii. T. II EMBOLD,
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
No. 50 S0ath.7tnth 81, beloR CnestHuf, ass m5ig
Buildings, Phiin.
IL To be had of J. & 8. STEWART. Keokuk. To-
wa general wholesale agents. and all the Druggists
and Dealers throughout the United States, Canadas
and British Provinces.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
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.HARDWA
ia NJ Els & G.. A. NJ \ L r,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Foreign. g. Domestic Hardware,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
WILLOW AND WOODEN WARE,
House Furnishing Goods,

Ccaor S., 7Tpto", lo,co,
ARE now receiving and opening the Largest ard
Best Selected Stock Of Goods ever brought 70 this
country. which have been selected with great
care, and purchased upon the best terms, from the
manu- fac turers agents thereby saving the advance
usually paid by those purchasing only small guam
titles from obbers, aud enabling us ~ o:ier them
to oar friends At a small advance upon Eastern
prices We respectfully solicit au examination OF
our Goods, before purchasing elsewhere, as We are
determined to dispose of them at Chicago and ST
Louis prices.
A.. in parf
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nALsAM FOR THE THROAT LUNGS

An Excellent Remedy fer conghs coids bronchitis,
ma sore throat dl6fcuH breqttinc, hoa, setess AMI
consumption.
by the use of this Balsam a tight cough ia lsos-
ened--the lungs and throat are healed--the nerves
are quietcd, and the breathing becomes free ana
easy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-17

Pubic Document.-We are under OBJ
legations to Hon. Timothy Davis for a Re-
port on Finance for 1867, Messages
and Documents part two, and Commerce
and Navigation for 1857
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-17

and in fact everything that may be called for in
his line.
Now is the time to buy your Goods in order to
get the STYLES and It's we'll known fact that his
prices are always as low as the lowest.
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our Goods whether yeu
want to buy or not we want your opinion of them.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods, bat
take pleasure in doing 50. CHA'S SHETLAND.
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$50 a year.
f a r II FOR S al Z,

n Al II ~ II q n - 4 IL 4
T Offer for sale all my Town property, tsgethar
/ or In let. to suit purchasers. Aud also farm
three miles East of fibton on Sugar Creek wen
i'rnbered, and well wstered one Of the best stock
farms In lswa, over one hundred ACRES broke and
fenced a dwelling House and gsod well of wa
ter containing $50 acres.
For terms Of sale call on the undersigned In
Upton. I4tf JOHN H. STARR
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w. g. LUNT'S
LIVER OR ANTI-DILLIOUS PILLS.

No Calonee', ne Mineral, no Aloes.-Of
Great Po,oer to Cure
Diseases Of the Lirer and Bood Fsrers, fgsanua-
tons Colds, Lirer com3io i,.ts Ja,vadice pvspsp.
s,a Rheumatism, and Diseases IF the Ska, fe4s
Stomach, etc.
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SCIENCE 4 FAME.
IO0.D ono RnffIps Have l2aey, Soil

and not single instance Of its failure been reported
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of the
city Of Philadelphia. III. T. HELB0LD. Chemist who
being duly sworn does that his preparation contains
no Narcotic, Mercury furious Drugs are purely
Vegetable. II. T. HEtIBoLD. Sole manufacturers
sworn and subscribed before the ed day Of Nov.
1854. WIN. 1. HIBBAKD, Alderman.
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Dissolution Notice.

rTNEE subscribers would respectfully inform their
i creditors and the people generally, tba, they
have this day dissolved partnership by nutual con
sent, and want all persons knowing themselves in.
dehted to them ny note otherwise to call at the
Steam Mill aud settle with Shearcr as the accounts
are in his possession for settlement O. II. Stout
will still remain at the Mill, to accommodate all
who may favor him With their patronage, and will
also be responsible for all debts against the firm
of Stout 4 Shearer contracted previous TO this
date. STOUT Il SHEARER
Upton, Jan. IS, 1853. ms
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FOR Said
At the
Durant Nurseries 4 Seed Store

,rs pt.xrs each HSdoz f@l00
Myatt's Victoria ~ n''a' Sa'o os !, 90
Downing's Colossal, So 90 iS0o
Mammoth, 20 tx ooo
Asnaracua--Giant, one year Old - a'oo
sctravberries-Large Early Scarlet ~ aoo
Barra New Pine, 20 a oo
Royeys Seeding % ~"
Hnn.er i6ets. $50 $500
Tn. above are all strong hardy pf"'A
White English Fluke Potatoes, Pine. MI.
aa,erai assortment of Garden and Flower
s.sas constantly on hand. 7. b. SHELDON.
Durant, Cedar Co., Iowa, Aug, 1897. %"
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HuMBoLps GENUINE PREPARATION
Of Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Ruchu.

OF Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract Buchu.
For Diseases IF the BLadaer, K,aseys, Grare Drop
sg, Weakness, Distractions, Secret Dis-rsrs
Female Comrtaints, and al Diseases qf
the Sersdi Organs.
Arising from Excesses and fmprudences in life and
moving all improper Discharges from the Bladder, Kid
neys, or Sexual Organs, whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE.
From whatever cause they may have originated,
Giving health and sigor TO the Frame, and Bloom to the
Pailid Cheek.
JOY TO THE TEDu
all the symptoms, among which will be found
lndisposition 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. " akefal mess, Dimness
Division. Langnor, Universal, Lassitude of the Mus
cular sy stem, Often Erroneous Appetite with Dyspeptic
Symptoms, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body Dryncss
OF the skin. Palhd Countenance and Eruptions on
the Face, Pain in the Back, TeayineSs of the
Eyelids, frequently Black Spots Flying he
fore the Eyes, with Temporary Sufason
and Loss ofsi gh., Want of Attention
Great Mobility, Restlessness,
with Horror OF Society.
Nothing is desirable to such patients than soil.
itude, and nothing they dread for fear Of them
selves; no repose Of Manner Earnesness Specu-
laton, but hurried transition from question to an
other.
These symptoms II allowed to 20 cn-which this med
ictne invariably removes-soon follows LOSS OF POW
Err, FArUITf, AND ErILEpTIC FITs--in one of
which the patient may expire Who say that these
excesses are not frequently followed by those drefa dis
| eases-lNsANITY AND CoNsUMPrIONy The re-
cords OF the Insane ums and the melancholy deaths
by Consumption, hear ample witness to the truth of the
assertions In Lunatc Asyunas the most melancholy
exhibition appears. The counenance is actually sod
den and quite notwithstanding nth or Grief ever Wis
its it, Should sound of the voice occur it is rarely
articulate.
''With woeft,l measures wan despair
Low sullen sounds his grief beguiIed ~
Debility Is most teI1le and has brought thousands
upon thousands to untimely graves, thus blasting the
ambition Of many noble youths. 1t be cured ly the
of this
INFALL IBLE REMEDY
If You suffering with any NJ the above distressing
ailments, the FLUID EXTRACT BUCHu' will cure
you. Try it and he convinced Of its efficacy.
Beware of Quack Nostruns & ouaok Doctors
WHO falsely boast Of abilities and references. Citizens
know and avoid them. and long suffering, money.
and exposure, y sending calling for bottle of this
Popular and Specific Remedy.
Ii alays all pain and inflammation lie perfectly pleas
ant i'll its taste and Oaor, hut Immediate
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Z R / O III

One hundred dollars will be paid any stefan who
can prove that the medicine injured PATIENT and
the testimony of thousands he produced prove
that the medicine ever injured patient; and the testi
Aony OF thousands be produced TO prove that
great good. Cases Of from week thirteen wears
standing have been effected. The mass of Voluntary
Testimony in possession of the Proprietor, vouchng its
virtues and curative powers, is immense, embracing
Ne lrngs Will rnnrr n
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LUNT'S MEDICINES
T II E A G UE Kill LER

Is entirely |egetoblc and free trom
Poison.
No Arsenic, No QuInine, No stychnino.
Safe and Relidblc-.Sure TO Cure!
1t stops the chis just as quick as qonine; u
r"nses the liver to action and purges the sy stem
rem bilious matter. doing what cannot be done
WIN qalnihe. IL never Injuries tie patient or
leaves them pale AMI fee blc with yellow skin ana
eyes, or with weak and stff joints.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that the
IN firm of SHETLAND & SNYDER has been
mutually dissolved, and that the business will he
continued by CHARLES SHETLAND, at the old
stand, and that the Books, Notes and Accounts
in the hands Of Mr.. SHETLAND for settlement All
persons knowing themselves indebted will please
take notice of the above, aud call and settle
MaY 1851. 20tf. CHARLES SMEILAND.
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INFALL REMEDY
II e m b O DIS Extract Buc b u

Is ITtpueu UITUcIFy hOcOfIlnE 10 the Rules Of
Pharmacy and Chemistry.
with the greatest accuracy aud chemical knowledge and
devoted in its combination See Professor Devices
aluahe orks on the practice Of Physc and most of
the late Standard works of Medicine.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03
rnE STATE or TEXAS, !

DSyr6N Couyrf
10 dag lds.fm qfcey fjr sdI County Greeiing =
Yon are hereby COMMANDED to summons Nails
81 sutherland, to be and appear before 70 un
dersigned Justioe ut his Office on the last Satnr,
day in July A. y, 1888 between the horrs OF ~
O'Clock a. N. and 2o'eock NJ. Il sud day, to
answer the complaint Of Mathew Donald IN
plea of debt due on book account not exceeding
one hundred dollars Herein tail not,
Given under my band at Office this Sd day 0,
June A. u. 1853
MICHAEL MALTSBERGER. j p.
De,,toa County Teas, Precinct No. ..
81 -3t-Print Fee 50
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MOFF&T,S LIFE PILES
ANN
pL(rNIX 9tTTERS

Pr O EIN BIZ I EHS.
TIME BEST EA1uLY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE
l. Tic public. for the cure of Scrofnla. Ulcers,
sour V. or Eruptiors Of the skin, Fever and
Aguv Dyspepsia, DrOpsey, andin feet most all
diseases soon yield 70 their curative proEertes
sre vears upwsrls Ct Four Millions Of persons
have been benefited hv the % these mcicinesi
Fct bci. speaks volumes in favor # their curative
nrorerfies5a single trial v place thtu beYoRd nc
esef tf competition IN the estimate q every patient
By their &c the BLOOD Is REST kCp 10 = hh,e ~,
eteo h moi reiuced lt9ing their operation, ''t N
ieorsfel and they qufs res lraint urs business
or pleasure.
me aesioisa sets ~ ihssf Hsdisaies 's,sfag lAl
,ilf 40 fsr ftsn ~ Eai ne3iefae cza pas'5iy zee
PREPARED BY
WIN. b. ATOFPAT. n D.
NEW EORE.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-09-15
Important to Merchants-Interest on
Partial Payments.

As some difference Of opinion exists, and
III feeling has been created between ner. l..
chants in ST. Louis and their customers.
N regard to the proper mode OF compu-
ting interest upon notes whers partial
payments have, from time to time been
made, it NAV 10 well TO state the law ms
laid down by the Supreme Court Of Mis-.
sour, in Riney rs. Hill. IL No., page 500,
which is AS iolIowsi
Interest is 6rs, 10 be cslculstei on a
demand up TO the frat partial payment,
then aid the interest to the principal,
and deduct The paymen, therefro,n, then
cast interest on the remainder to the SO.
.eond payment, add the interest to the re
mxinder and deduct thereirom the second
payment, and so on until the last partial
payment -unies., IN any case. the inltr.
est OF TO any payment, shall exceed the
PSyalsni, in which case such payment Is
to bs deducted from the interest, and The
excess OF ihe INTEREST Is 10 be carried for,
yard without casiiog interest," thereon, TO
The next psl hnsn; that will discharge the
IaxceSs' = 49,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-09-15
Agricultural Exhibition.

The time of our annual Agricultural
Fair being close upon us, some general re-
marks upon the subject may not be imp
pr"priate. As the object of these exh ibi-
tions IL To dtfuse useful knowledge among
our agricultural population, we hope TO see
a continued and inrraosad int.-..t m"n;se,-
I'D in them in tins District ard 10 see on the
approaching occasion n generous spirit of
rivalry among farmers to exhibit the frui.s
and products of their labor and skill
Three 't"urths of our people are engaged
in agriculture, all classes and professions
are supported by the products Of the soil
and any scheme that has for its end the
elevation and encouragement of the far
Eiers, should meet the hearty co operation
and supper, of the whole com m unity. All
SHOULD feel an interest in the exhibition,
each cmulous TO contribute the most for the
general gaod, to gather suggestions for
their own improvement and 30 commune
cate what they know 10 Others.
These Agricultural Societies are diffused
all over he State, and the experience every
where, is, that they have been the means of
vast deal Of good, in disseminating useful
hints, creating taste for scientific knowl-
edge and experiments and cradle, ting en-
poded notions and prejudices.
The day is not far distant hen science
in connection with agriculture will be d.
rect necessity. Our best lands are now un-
der cultivation. and il we do not learn to
arrest the premature waste that has beer
suffered to go on for years aud to restore
our exhausted old fields, soon we will be in
condition by no means enviable, and will
then bega TO understand, perhaps, that.
scientific agriculture is no humbug. We
believe, however. that brighter day is
dawning for our District The interest al.
ready manifested augurs hopeful future
for our farming population, and we want to
see lhis>feeling stimulated and encouraged
until every man engaged in the occupation,
learns to look upon agriculture and stock
raising as n science, worthy Of the highest
mental as well as manual efforts.
Let there be general turn out at the
next exhibition and let every one come " i'll
! the double purpose Of imPariing aud Of
gaining information; lot none be deferred
from Bringing up their specimens because
the drought has cut short their high ex-
peetatisEs. What the farmer does by his
skill, combiEed with discnt industry, and
not the accidents Of the season, should at.
tract special notice and nIaisc.
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LANCASTERvILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPT. Is, 1858

The WEATHER AND THE CRQps-The
weather is exceedingly dry hereabouts -
with the exception Of some light showers,
not more than sufficient to lay the dust, we
have had no rain for n number Of weeks
In some sections of the District, however,
we have heard Of gord rains. 1t seems TO
be the general impression that the cotton
crops of the District, in consequence of the
dry weather, has been reduced one half from
what was anticipated early in the SEASON.
There will probably be corn enough made,
fhe early planting having pretty well ma
tured before the drought came on.
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Nicaragua and Walker

The New York Herald speaking Gf
the everlasting troubles, contests aid
contrc temps which have served to OBJ
struct and prevent, hitherto, thesopepjng
oi the Nicaragua transit, o5servessras FOL.
lows:
Apropos OF tho Nicaragua route, we
learn that General Walker is making
rapid progress in his Preparations to re.
turn 10 that country and assert his rights
rs the elected President of the itepublic.
Two years have now elapsed since the
capitulation AT Rivas, ard rearly one since
Commodore PAuiding's famous invasion
OF Nicaragua, and The world is beginning
10 forget his mistakes in the greater fol
~ exhibited by the subsequent rulers OF
that country. His third attempt may
find more sympathy than his second one
d'd. Ii is stated that General HenninQ
@"a vii! 40; accompany HAN, RS bis views
are turned in another direction. How
ever, thi7 may be, the Nicaragua route
should he opened TO the use of commerce:
and if Mora, Martinez oerez & CO., can.
not oper il, We are not at all certain tha
General Walker should not have another
chance To try his hand at IL