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Dissolution Notice.

TEE subscribers ould respectfully inform their
i creditors, and the people generally, thai they
have this day dis lvcl partnership by nu.ual con-
sent and want al! persons knowing themselves III
debted to them by mole OF otherwise, TO call a. the
steam Mil and settle itA >hearer, tn accounts
are in his posessi u Tor settlement o, II. Stout
will It'll remain ~ the MIL TO q commoda:e all
VITO may favor him with their patronag re, and will
also be responsible for all debts against the firm
Of stout & Shearer, contracted previous to this
date. STOUT K SHEAkER.
Upton. Jan. 25 1858. n5
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EsI'ls VS..

FTAkES up lsy the .uhScriuer tN q miles west Of
/ rptoa, two cnas dlscfibeu d. io,loAh: one
red COW auuu' II wears Old, uuderhit Oh one ear !:
the other white and bfnde eoiDt ght years old,
uudsrai, oil oI.e ear.
Tipon Jan. 30 ls5* J. ". WEBB
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NOTICE.

hereby caution all persons from purchasing
i note gwen in Upton, and dated on or about
the 18TH day of November. 1857. for the amount
of $50. 30 given by me and In favor of George
Schumacher as | will not pay the same, the said
note having been sysn through mistake in settle
maRt A. CkisWElL.
i'm 9Th 1853.
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Notes Stolen.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUE
subscriber had his pocket book, containing
the following described promiss'ry notes stolen
on the 24.h day Of November, A u 1851, while
travelling on the railroad east Of Chicago 70 wit:
One note against Clement Heart and William
Heart for Sioo, dated Sept. 2ith $50, payable in
one year from date,
One note against William Heart for 500, fa.ed
September cath, 1856, payable in one year rom
date and a payment OF $50 endorsed Aov' lst.
1857.
One note against Caleb Barber, for Sl2. dated
Sept 10Th 1856 payable in one year from dase.
One note against Nathan Bushr and j. hoit'y
dated Nov. 18th, 1857, for So, payable july isI
1858.
All Of said notes made payable to Jacob
stoekslager or bearer or to Jacob stocksiager or
order aud bear intetest from date. j persons
are cautioned not to purchase any one 81 SAFE
notes, As they are my property. Aud tue above
named persons are cautioned not 10 pay anything
upon them until they are otherwise directed by
me or by ). A. Bisseil, my attorney, who has my
instructions in the premises, ,,,,,,
JACOB sTOCkSLAGER.
Tipton Dec. 9Th, 1857. 4ou
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S20,OOOIN WORKS OF ART.

~ addition to the superb engraving of THE LAST
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subscriber for 1855 the pubhsers have compet
gements for the distribution, the 25h day OF Decem
her 1885, OF series of splendid works Of consisting
Of one hundred rich and Oil Paintings. valued at
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sse-Piate Engravngs, worth from - tn - EACH and
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making, in all, over THREE THOUSAND GIFTS,
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shall do much better week. 1t i the ngravtng
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You may calculate upon from to two thousand sub
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out Of the business buy farm in the Spring.
With such Inducements "a offer anybody oh
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R1MovAL ~Ou Ftlends 4 Z. 4 u.
Dean, shoe dealers, have removed their
stock and shop to .Ae inst lo,r north Of
Swetlands, (the store formerly occupied
by the Mcssrs Mycr) where they dis
play their goods to fine advantage Thcy
are selling oil, at plnic prices.
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sa5- Messrs. j. Weaver 4 Son, have
torn down their old store, preparatory
to putting up brick building to cor
respond with that of kiser, Crew 4 Tur-
ner. We understood that they own
about four inches of ground that is COW
cred by Messrs. Chamber store house,
and that that much is to b. taken OF of
their store. An inch of ground is often
OF much Importance.
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Fable and Pocket Cutlery. Files and Tool
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1arifultura! Implements,

Consisting Of Corn Shelters, Straw-cutters, Lit.
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superior article, Plows, cultivators, Scyhes, era
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yokes, Snaths Hoes and Rakes, etc. etc. etc.
Chains. -.I.og, Halter. Trace, Coil, Binding and
fifth chains, Pump chains anu Fixtures complete
(istaru putnps ea Pine.
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REASONS why YoU SHOULD SUBSCRIBE roR
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FlR 1853

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conducted by able editorad it will sErpass. IN the
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LIFE SAVED At MIDNIGHT,
By Eregorie's Instant Cure Of Pain.

The moment it is used internally, il darts thru
ill.,. s!stem ai'ays rain instantly. In four minutes
ii has diHused tarough the lymphatic system and
blood its thrilling power, and quickly forced Its
VA, through every ieverish or diseased nerve.
vein or gland, dissolving distractions, relieving
imHarnaiiun. favers and spasmodc pains, has cured
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ism n,aglcaIly in fact il Is the ara Of me
iiCjGt.
Just Try One Bottle. .-Pricc % cts.
All the above Medicines are for sale by w. d
=. BAGLEl, Upton, Iowa. 26yl
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FOR Said
At the
Durant Nurseries {: Seed Store.

RHrBARB OR PIE PLANTS. each Tdoz ploo
Myatts Victoria tocts. s2'3o - Loo
Downing's Colossal, 30 zZo l2,oe
Mammoth, 70 40 io'oo
Asparagus--Giant one year old, 70 100
Strawberrics-Large Early Scarlet 40 zoo
Burr's New Pine, 4, $50
Hoyey's Seeding, so 300
Hooker, 40ets. $50 400
The above are all strong hardy plants.
White English Fluke Potatoes, Fine.
4 general assortment Of Garden and Flower
seeds constantly on hand. Z. Is. SHELDON.
Durant. Cedar Co, Iowa Aug, 1851. 35r
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DLON HANDLE, OK yokes, OK bows and .ora
i handles for sale by J. Il {. \. AILR.
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As W. desire to place in the hands Of every person
who proposes NJ ciut, and also Of every AGENT
a cory u the engraving Of THE LAST SUPER" As
a Specimen each applicant inviasng US 81 will receive
the 3. raying postpaid by return NAL, also sPeeme rs
Of our pu and Of the numbered su script
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and to a chance in the 4 stribuon. This offer IS made
only 10 those who desire act agents or 10 form
clubs Address
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No. 81 Broadway, New York.
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Price 81 per Bottle. or Six for -. Deliver
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Accompanieaby reabs and respohshs Certificates from.
Professors ~ Medical Colleges Clergynen and others
Prepared and sold ty II. T. UEMBOLD,
Practical and Anal ytca Chemist
No 81 Soafa Tenth ST, tsfon Casstaat, assembly
BEttaihPs, rita.
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Cedur St., Tipton, Lwo

ARE now receiving and opening tie Largest and
Best Selected Stock Of Goods ever brought TO this
country. which have been selected with great
care and purchased upon the best terms from the
manufacturers agents, thereby saving The advance
usually paid ty those 9urcha i'm only small guam
titles from joLhers, and enabling us TO offer them
to onr friends ~ small advance upon Eastern
prices We res itcc.fu solicit examination OF
our Goods, before purchasing elsewhere, as we are
determined to dispose OF them a. Chicago and st.
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We naiae in part
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ana VIII present copy Of to every subscr
Der Tor the year ls5o 1t engraved at of
$4,000 by the late celebrated A. L. Dick from the orgi
nal OF Raphael Morgh en-, after Leonardo Da vinci and
tue largest stsel-piate engraving executed in
this country being three times the size the ordinary
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The first impressions of this engraving are held at
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three-dolar subscriber will receive the ma ,azine
ysarcheap at Sand this splendid engraving. richly
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We shall commence striking oil the nyravings mme-
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called FOR hs subscribers. We SHALL therefore, furnish
them in the order In which subscriptions are received
Those who desire to obtain their cngravngs early, and
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L4s- Godey's Lady's Book for April,
with its usual pro,up;ness, is upon our
table. Its contents are of the usua. at
tractive character. We have often
thought that if the instruction given by
Cooley, was needed by our fair country
women that there would be fewer discon-
tented dissipated husbands. Send for it
by all means.
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Settle Upll

ALL PERSONS knowing themselves indclt.
ed TO the Cnders gncd, either by note or book ac+
t"int, are hereby notified to call and settle the
same Lefofc tie Wrist day of Sept next, as BY do.
;oC 80 they vii! save trouble and costs.
.1lu3 Il. /. r. DAVIDSON,
Toronto Iowa
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Dg- Mr.. Stephens" lI'ustrat d Mont. =
ly is regularly received BY US. The nun e.
Der for April is at hand with good ts-
BILE of contents 1t is one OF the best and
neatest periodicals published 1t con-
tains numerous illustrations, and suf-
Gclency Of fashion plates. The literary
character of it's contents is first rate
Terms g. per year.
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Books AND Music, are nov generally
regarded as among the necessari2s oi he.
We believe that they exert IA greater a"d
better influence in r2formlu, aud iaiprov-
ing manAinl, than any other two Things
that can be uamcu We were more Liam
ever conscious OF this fact when We visit.
ed "A few days since, the book and .uu-tc
stores Of II. \ Porter < Bother, Of Rock
Island ILL., Their stocks are large and
well selected, embracing everything usu-
ally kept in such establishments, from a
primer to the largest family bible; from
a jewsharp to piano worth Sl,540.-
Inc pianos with the se,,ian attachment,
or with the dolce canpana attachment are
far superior to any We ever before heard
See advertisement
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FIVE REPORTERS IN ONE,

No business man do we'll without this work.
Terms:-Month!y. year. 100 sen.-Monthly
sl~5n; Weekly $50; including Book Of all the Coins
Of the world Any one sending fye yearly snfscri-
hers, will receive a copy 81 the SAFE GUARD and
weekly Journal for one year, free. Twenty five per
cent allowed to Agents and Pos;masters.
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New GOODS. itssrs. Funk & LinC.-
weaver, are COW receiving their new
stock of goods, watch is we'll selec ID,
ana they will Sc! at prices 10 sait the
times. Cali aud see
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$1.5O a year.
Town Property aud
FARM TOR S Il l. h

r Caer for sale al ny Town property. together
/ or ia lots to snit purchasers And siso fsran
three miles East Of Upton on Sugar Cree&, Tra
, inferred and well wstefed, one ct the eeot oe.Gk
ARMS in l. VA, over one hundfSd aclss bsoks ana
feAeed, dwelling Hotae and esed wau Il -
sef, co4RAinins $50 acrcA
For terms Of sale call Ga The unierAgnel ID
linton. lxtf JOHN Il STARR
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which conveys the remedies to the ves in the LUNGS,
through the air passages, aud coming direct contact
with the disease neutra4es tie Ia matter alays
the cough causes free and easy eNpectoraton heals
the lungs pures the blood mparts renewed Vitality TO
the stem, giving that tone and energy s, iis
pens for the restoration of health. allie state
confidently that Consumption is durable y lqlation !.
to source Of uua"ycd pleasure. l. a. much IN
der tae control Of medical treatment ANY other fsrmi
aIe disease ninety cut q ever, hundrri ras.s r~nI
cared il the first ga Sc and hhY per the secand
but III the Third stage lt l. inpussibe save more than
ive per cent f,r the Lungs te 81 r7t ~ the dse.s
hid defiance to medical skll. Even. however in
the last stages, Inhalation affords extraordinary re- irf
to the suffering attending this fearful seourg- which an.
uuh destroys "iacfy -hfe t usaud Iers in the nj
ted states alone, and coc>t calculation shows that Of
the present population Of t earth. eighty millions are
Truly the CULVER or death las 30 arr, fatal scop.
SUM ton In all ages it has heen tie great enemy Of
c. fnrit spares neither nor sen hat sweeps VI aks
The rave. Tie Nehot i' the graceful and The gifted
BY tie help Of that supreme BsIg from wtof e. useth
every E".d ard perfect fl, am enahi Fer to The
afflicted permanent ald speedy eue Ia Consumption.
Th@ FIRE. Of tahe les is from impure blood and The
Immaculate eject if,di&ed ny their deposition in the
l"ns ts t" prevent tn" nee "lass Of AR into the air
cells. which causes weakened tally Through the Ell
tire system. Th"n surely it is rational to expec,
Erea'@r '"a rom eiI"es entering the cavities of the
-s tau f em thos, administered through the stonac hi
the patient viii always fnd the lungs free and the breath
Ing easy after lnha''ng renel Is. Thus. Inhalation
local remedy yetLciess il constitutionslv and
with more power aud certainty than remedies admini.-
tered ny tAe i mach To prove the powerful and direct
Influence OF IT,. mode Of admin .traor. chlerof5rm in
haed will entirely destroy seushity in few minutes
perayzrg the ent,re nervous system SO that limb may
hc tatca without the slightest pain; inhalng the or.
dU833 burning gas viii destroy life Ia a few hours.
The inlaIa Oh II ammonia will rouse the system uh.,
ftintmg apparently dead The odor of many Of ths
medicines il perccp4Hl e in the skin minutes AFT
be rg inhaled, and may lie r2medafeIy atr13 80 -
blood. convincing proof Of the constitutional effects
Of inhalation i the fact that sickness always produced
by breathing foul airs this not positive evidence tina,
proper remedies, carefully prepacd and iudeousv adj.
iuistered through the lungs should produce the fappi-
est results barring eighteen years practice many thous-
have been under my aud have effected many re.
Iarka cures even after the sufferers had h"en pro-
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4 srINWALLS TONIC MIXTURE con
u l'e's belief III its "f,,tacy, whenever admin
i>te.eA ia Fever x Agl". 1t stops the fits sud
tci'y a. shutting Oh am stops Il locomotive
Moreover it restores the muscular vgor and de-
pressed spirits OF toe patients. Prepared from the
original pres options, and " It'll ample directions
b. James i. MI\ScII successors TO James :. As
pinwall 81 Williams Street. 81
For sale by W g. BAGLEI
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nALsAm For TIE THROAT 4 LUNGS

A. Erceiient R1msdy fer comghs, colds bronchitis.
sore lungs, rh"op'ns cough ps4a".ea I"ass, as't.
ma, sore throat, dbfch trtafh'E, hoau ssness esd
c0ms,1aI On.
BY The use of this Bs'ssm tight c.ueh Is lcos-
,nod-- he lungs ana throat arc healed the nerves
are Quoted and the breathing becomes fee and
81
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re- The only work ever published giving cor
rect dslineations and fac smlle descriptions Of
al the Genuine Bans Notes is
HODGES NEW BANK NOTE SAFEGUARD.
l, cost 10 arrange and publish this great work.
over $4,000, besides years of time and labsr.
The book is splendidly oound-about Ia inches
In length by 10 inches in width-containng 400
pages OF Bank Note Plate delineations, being
equivalent TO having upwards of $4,000 GENU-
NE BANK BILLS 10 compare with and detect
The torSrEErEIr AND SPURIOUS, in advance OF
Any description in any Dstector or Bank Note
Reporter
1t CONDEMNS the wrong, by showing the RIGHT
With this Book, IL il smost impossible to be I'm
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The SAFEGUARD Ia copyrighted. published
and sold exclusively by the undersigned, and will
he sent free Of postage TO any part Of the eoun.
Try "a receipt Of S2-25 per cent, discoun. will
be SLOWED to Book sellers Age its, 10 the sub
schber for HoDaEs' JOURNAL or FINANCE AND
BAgH RLroRrEg
Address, ]. TYLER HODGES, Banker,
II sw al Broadway. y. Y.
WORN STALK HOES, Harrow Teeth Plow
" Aandiss and Cu!tiystors. for sale by
J.AC. A. MYER
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MONEY SAY ED,
BY SUBSCRIBING TO
Hodges Journal of Finance and Bank
Reporter,

Because II gives fsk, eempiste, EARLY. and reliable
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W. 8 LUNrs
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No Calon,el, no Mineral, no Aloes.-Oy
Great Hosccr 10 Cure
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SCIENCE n FAME.
100. 900 Bottles Have Heeu Sold.


and not single instance Of its failure has een report
Personally appeared before Alderman Of III"
city of Philadelphia, II. T. HELBOLD. Chemist who
being dCly does that his pre- paratun C,tAs
Narcotic Mercury urious Drugs, pareiy
Vegetable. II. T. HEMBULD, Sole Ma, Il flctNrer.
Sworn and subscribed before the 23d day Of Nov :.
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1fyou suffering with any Of the above distressn.
ailments, the FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU will cure
you. Try it and lie convinced Of its efficacy
Beware of Quack Nostrums Ouack Doctors
who falsely boast of abilities and references. Citizens
know and avoid them, ard long suffering, money,
and exposure, by sending calling for hottie Of this
Popular and Specific Remedy.
1t aays ali pain and inflammation, is perfectly Pleas
ant in its taste and oaor hut immediate in its action.
The Washington union., 1858-03-18

republican sympathies with the fact that exSecclay
Stanton would 'unfod his tale drew an augmented
force which viii be desperately and cxtrsvagantly est
mated at from one 10 three thousand Being familiar
with such crowds and wishing TO be satisfied took the
trouble ~ count them in such not TO be de
ceived Taking position at several points where could
have fair view, put them down at about eight hun
dted all told and enuncrating those going in and out
of all ages and compexo Of shades Of politics OF every
hue there were not thousand present Of these
might safely SAY there fair, II not over proportion
of black republicans.
OF Mr.. Stantons speech it s unnecessary To say any
thing in detail He has made it before, and Will proba
bly, make again He ceps,red The administration Tor
abandoning its instructions, dwelt ON the ttds praised
the exerions of himself and Walker, and contended
that the people had right at the last election TO reject
the constitution they had done. he warned demo
Gratis that before another they might be called upon
to endorse principle Of their party the reopening OF
the slave trade necessary to the equilibrium OF the
States His speech freely endorsed by the black re-
pubicans and received especially fron that part of the
audience many hearty responses of approval
The meeting rclnqushed the theatre few minutes az
ter five o. clock to assemble at another place to hear
some of the lesser lights hold forth who will no doubt
tout ternagant termagant 1t ID regarded here as
miserable failure and not at all such popular demon
stration had been anticipated.
The true democrats, who sustain the administration,
and be led after false lights and will not desert
the old honoTed etsgu that has often led them to
victory have determined to be silent no longer The
s.Old Wheel Horse is at his post. Already hs old
friends are graspng his manly hand and they will
semble in public meeting on Friday evening" when you
sha hear from them and the OLD GUARD