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Gene and See the large assortment Of LADIES' DRESS
TRUNKS Improved Travelling and 6ne Sols Leather Trunks
at JOHN BLACKS No. Muusy-st
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GREAT AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUet-
Where the Giis consisting Of JEWELRY he and vsIyins
,,I,e om IS cents eco always on E1ssilon Gnf
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m II E G Y NJ N A S T -
j A Journal devoted TO Physical Education.
No. 10 contains
l. Saints an their Bodies No vi.
H. Extract Of letter from q distinguished lady.
Ill The Story ths; begins and ends with JACK KNIFE
w. Letter from Hon. Horace Greeley which every young
man In the country should read end reread
v. Animal and Vegetable Diet
VI About Fsrmera
VII. DreN-
VII. Pscts and Fsnces.
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Published .. the METROPOLITAN ACADEMY and GYM
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woman who las reached maturity would be to rcd with
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and greatly he petition dsnshte OF England
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Drp 0ooos.

HEALTH o,.c.n
Coasrr-A Spa u. LAAss hy wearing
DOUGLAS 4 SHERwOOD'S
CELEBRATED SKIRTS.
THE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE
NEW EXPANSION SKIRT
q .sss sy, Sss I'D S =: =: .s, ~ :::
peoduse 200 dos~ns q 600 Srs ~ - asshs ~
0s Tssy e. ' ssS .: sss 90 ss.
NEW LINEN SUPERIOR SKIRT,
roR fkAvELs0
hey ,As ssls psopaescrs Of ~ ssiy
PATENT ADJUSTABLE BUSTLE"
s a.. Ben: :s. s:as q . Ss.'' ~
,''' 40 ; 20 oTsSR Si DsiirrERsxr STYLES
etea and eilAsst the " P.tsD, Adjustable pa.;i~. -
These SKIRTS have sssa wsoamsnaed By ne nI0Hne!
~. ast u. ..~ s.s. sS,.i ~ S.S. Nsss sssss .s
.MASSSScTTREss, HEw,S5RK-
Dry GOODS:
SPRING AND SUMNER
DRESs 90 s.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE Co. yin cell the eo.irs ssiascs
Of their Spring nporsiions greatly reduced pdces
Their Of the SndsrmeD.,ocsA articles s1 vsy
complete.
PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS
CoLORED AND BLACK SILK ROBES.
BARE0Es AND BAREGE ROBES
ORGANDlEs AND OR0ANDY ROBR6
FRENCH AND ENGLISH JACONB1a
FRENCH AND ENGLISH PRINTS
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
N. B.-ARNOLD. CONSTABLE Co. have sskn hssl Q
beautiful Of MANTLLAs Of the most sgysovsS
styles.
REAL LACE POINTS AND MANrrLLAa
FRENCH LACE POINTS AND MANrlLLA0
SILK AND BAREGE MANrILLAG
TRAVELLING CLOAKs, RA6LANS, DUsfERs, kA
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n THE DOGS For SALE, aNEWFOUND-
W. LAND DOC, 8 months old, very large aud hoe; has
leaned pothBg bad yet ready to learn oil that good will
eapial watch dog Apply AZ No beekman st. No u
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% farmers su6 Others.

RURDENs new Machine HORSE-5HOEA,
- fine ssalky Low les saA Wy dssrsSe DsloS IN New
NHAMPIQN MOWER.-A light durable ma
~ chine particle Of rdedrsh and In every respect
mpe,r Acv SArAnted wok 10 the sssictsetson Of shs
psieh, and ID Il .. ov price ny AswsS IN sse msstes
JOHN MAYHER L Co, No. LIT WAtsrx
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Pubhahed This Day;
A NOVEL EQUAL to JOHN HALIFAX.

4
nv THE AUTHOR OF THE HOUSE ELNoRE," "oSE AND
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For every her liked and every one her loved
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kDfsrent Intelligence Once and Labor RE-.
gage kas bsen removed from No Csnslst TO No sr
oss Il tste Anthony fey ecor west q Broadway. Ne
bss sessed JAMES r. PAGAN, sUperistendent
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ELECTROMAGNETIC BURGLAR ALARM.
IL THE BURGLAR or HOUSE ALARM,
IL 6ssss Aventi)n wed ged the
THE BURGLAR or HOUSE ALARM
has received silver medal and diploma late exhibition Of The
Asssse Charitable NJ chAnics' Association.
THE BURGLAR or HOUSE ALARM
received the appreciation Of large pumb Of scientific gen.
tlsmep who have examined II.
THE BURGLAR or HOUSE ALARM
10 perfect protection to your houses and property
TIE BURGLAR or HOUSE ALARM
"a applicable 10 the bsst house In this city.
THE BURGLAR OF HOUSE ALARM
recently saved gentlemsns mansion from psse BY burglars.
THE BURGLAR OF HOUSE ALARM
win give instant alarm your servants giving away coal
THE BURGLAR or HOUSE ALARM
perfect PyS;ssen % Ho. stable s 2, fs1. Sd1s
recently saved $1,000 horse from bur clara
THE BUR0LAR or HOUSE ALARM
given peff h 's sGsS2k T. sy HOUSE ALARM
protection you leave in ysur house while out Of
THE BURGLAR or HOUSE ALARh
10 warranted to opers,e penectly
Il does not deface The house In the least.
IN ITS APPLICATION
not WIRE scratch, maxi seen IN ths house.
IN ITS APPLICATION
thing view in the house Ingenious
alarm bell spEed In the sleeping room.
needs winding up will not out OF order; 10 always
ready operate Bell does not ros the day time tune
NE s1l AFT ATTENTION ONLY THREE or F6TR TIMES in
aYEAR
child d an expense CT FIFTY CENTS YEAR, take
THE BURGLAR or HOUSE ALARM
T. HOLMES Proprietor
No. so Broadway.
MIA MODEL HOUSE, 6hsen inches square. containing
the who thing opsrson will be shown At your rendence
a..
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WINGS PROCESS.

WINGS PROCESS.
Wheat believed yields snouIishmeni better sdap.-d
TO the beautiful requirements Of the human system through hs
than any other substance known 20 civilization
This up properties srsn
omcslly known sscchAiine matter, gluten k,.
This sochsire contributes Of the nourshmcnt
and contains also active prucpe which when received Toto
tbe Gorsch u component Of bread, aids digestion.
fhe.e great noashment and invieoatns properties Of grain
produce under the son of heat and BY the aid Of certain
ehusry. q most povS rf1l stmulsnt
II such product be extracted nom grain By artificial
means indicates unmskaby the influence which the sacchs
ne matter sugar property vbes. has upon the bodily
OF when subjected to the natural chemical se0n Of the
human stomach.
-sens therefore .bs, this indispensable property Of
sn DeusAnsns given to for the mest bens6cent
pcse and consequently should BE- retained r psctabe
In al ths preparations u gain for food
WINGS process the hshsst amount Of natment that
hss been produced from wheat
In the preparation Of the material and In the msnusctue Of
WINGS FARINA CRACKERS, the life supporting principle
Of the gain remains Lot desdensd injured 10 four BY
close grinding but retains its active properes
necessary dssssn and the energzins force with which
parts the body heahful growth renewed visor aud
strength.
The continually increasing demand for WINGS FARINA
CRACKERS with the commendsory remarks parents esch
cisr strong proof Of the beautiful snd beneficial
results which have attended their
WINGS CRACKERS have pleasant TASTE se. kindly upon
the stomach t dyspepcs AGED well sedsntsy
and ds.o.is psrsOns generally they most acceptable
It's believed thu, there has been anything introduced
equal to WINGS FARINA CRACKERS ~ q beautiful nour.
hhment for children
purchasing should b. borne In mind that there
nuiDe Farns Csekers made but BY Mr. WING his only
crackers manufactured in the United States containing
qualities Of faIinA
All ether called Faina Crackers limitations none
therefore, for rinA bat those having the of A. WING
stamped each crssker.
WINGS PARMA CRACKERS ma, be procured Of the best
hniy Uoess generally By whom they extensively cold In
dsHereAt portions Of the United States.
they may be hsd q Wholesale only Of
A. n. THOMPSON L Co,
Nos al and ~ Faton-st, n Y.
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SUMNER TRADE:
Dry o o s.
HOSIERY,
NOTIONS,
AT VERY Low PRICES
NEVER OUT OF CHOICE GOODS.
While Deishbos let their stock
down during the Summer months and
IL to impossible for Country
Merchants 10 get what they want,
either by ordering coming them
selves, stoch remains full sai eou,
pete In ell its depastments We Keep
up good lines Of Summer Dress Goods.
Meas Summer stuas. Linen Dfiliass
and s1 other seAsonsbs Goods
We are therefore, fully prepared ILL., and soas oil ht
time and cash orders fof
DRESS GOODS
SHAwIS, MANTITLAs, BUSTERS, Ae,
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs, &C.,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HOSIERY,
WHITE GOODS
YANKEE NOTIONS, &c, &c
DOMESTIC GOODS
ALL AT LOW PRICES.
LATHRoP, LUDlN0roN CO..
Nos. % AND IS PARK-PLACE,
Nos 20 AND ~ MURRAY-sT
COOL AND REFRESHING.
~ LADIES and CHILDREN Who vSak
their purchases with comfort during the beassd sf
should -
VISIT GENrNS BAZAAR,
and realize the nyigoatrs GOODNESS parted BY the
Immense East India Suspended Fans,
daily Opetion in these three er,nsive rss'
cbasers now tbropg the sslsuoom In pursuit Of
LADiES' ard CHlLDRENS B0NNETb
BOYS and YOUTHS CLOTHING
MANTILLAS and TALMAS,
CHILDRENS TALMAS,
INFANTS WEARING APPAREL,'
LADIES' and CHILDRENS HOslkeYi
LADIES and CHILDRENS 9HOE6,
MARsEILLEg HA0LAN9
And every requisite the Summer outfit Of sd. asA
OF the cit whsus eens We
81. In 0ENINS BAZAAR
~ No. SIS Broadway
a. Ncholss Hotel
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h)atfbes, Jemelrp, ST.

lev E L RY VERY -
~ The subscriber selling al descriptions Of WATCHES AID
JEWELRY Of hess thsa usual prices:
Lsdies' Earipes Diamond koss
Pins Nrd Br,eee&s Chatelsipe Chains,
Guard Chsina Vest Chains
Stsds, Sesrf Pins.
Sleeve Bottoms Keys and eess
Plain GoA Rines Seal Rings,
Gold SpeetssleA GoA Cross,
God Eye Gisssss Pure God Wedains Rugs
Gold Lo<kess, Geld Ihia oles,
GA N,ehlsees Gold Pepcils snd Pens
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Whoisae and retail. Ne II Web - seesns BOOT
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HUGH MILLER's NEW WORK.

HUGH MILLER's NEW WORK.
THIS rvBLi.nsp.
THE CRUISE OF THE BETSY;
OR,
A SUMMER RAMBLE AMONG THE FOSSll1FEROUS
DEPOSITES OF THE HEBRIDES With Rsmbes Of
Geoosisi Ten Thousand Mis the Fosiereu' De
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BY HpeH MILLER,
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cut. and an appendix Of notes while the old plates have
been re-epglsved and improved
New Edition. Of my SCHOOLS AND sCHoOLMAs
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POLICE.-A HORSE and
IVl two cat PIGS found s.trsy uptown will b, sod ct
Public Auction to pay charge: not claimed before TUESDAY
frst Ward Station House. No 81 East 18th at the TWEEN
eth Ward Station House In 35th It.
C. J. WARREN, Property Clerk.
OIL WINTERGREEN.-D CONNECTION
and others Be supplied With pure article Of OIL
WINTEhUnEEH - mounds upward. Those In
want Of strictly pure article will find % thor sdvsnlsse
purchase direct fiom Address
VAN DEUSEN BROTHERS,
Rondout, Ulster Co, N. Y
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Religions Notices.

AiIen.sr. NJ. Il. Cburch.-Tbe Rev. MI; RoACHE vii
deliver discourse the Veteran Corps Of the War Of 1918
a. IN the M T. Cbu,cb TOMORROW AFTERNOON, az
se,eh An vho participated IN that requested to
rrsb The viii meet st he corner Of Grand and Ludlow
q "a O'Clock
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Chances for Busimess Mer.


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doing good business st1ssd about % miles
90 sssount Of Lbeata- ADDE'S n 7. CURTIss, Ne Wan
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Durant Nurseries & Seed Store.
NOTICE.

Public Notice ia hereby given that at the Feb.
ruarv Term, 1853 OF tho County Court of Cedar
COUNTY Iowa the Executor on the estate Of 4.
Ebel deceased late Of said county, filed his final
Report which matter continued until the
April Term, 1853, of said Court, for final settle.
Inent.
All p.rsons interested, are therefore notified
that unless they appear aud object thereto, that
said report will be approved and said Executor
discharged from fuvthsr duty or liability IN the
premises GEoWiE sMliH
I,r.on, Ysh .ra 1853. ~ County Jsdse
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-27
Y the GREATEST
s.: MEDICAL
s&AX DISCOVERY
~ OF THE AGE.
the GREATEST

l. J.f.1 NiNb ~ III MN
l,nrn m, II Inrft .Scrofti: 10 q Cnfsranr + Hr'e.
lie H. tried Il in over 100 ras.s and never failed ex-
1srs IN iva rasr.t,,a thunder Lu..r. lie has now In
- over ,,rn tn,lres Of his rfrtue
n =. tst.e t,r.atv faf,,s az BOSTON
to tIra are To ~ure nursl sure I'll nth
on s- tire fas.Ees will cure the worst Kind of gits
al, -. ~. t,gt
Ar.. h..lsa ,sfll - The system Of R;lez
Two tstts are rsrrlate4 to cure the rorEt caHker in
t.s ss.ath ar -agm.ch.
IN Ia ave b..les re Harrantad 70 cure tn worst
~s..e II Frvsifglaa.
4s T. ta,a s,ss .~a warranted to cure Il. Aumor In
tA~ avr.
~ fottgs arc ar~.aal 10 eE.re running u the ears
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f N holds Extract Buc h L

Pharmacy and Chemistry,
with the crtntest accuracy and chemical knowledge n
devoted its c-m ination 80 Professor Dew cr
Valuable " forks IN a." practice ol Ply c, and most
the late Stand ri works # Medicine.
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Notice Of ASSIGNMENT.

Ar0TfCE is hereby given that J. Esarts Whit
y Geey. of Durant. Cedar County, Iowa, has
gaaao an assignmaLt Of all his effects 70 the IN
4efsfgna3 for the benefit of his creditors The
creditors Of said j. Eyarts Hhittlesey are here b.
notiae3 g. prcsent to said ASST gnee their claims,
1vly sword L., witbiR three months from the date
narent F0uS =. WALDO.
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TytE aTEEsS SALE.

yxYuEREAS, on The 9TH fifth day Of January
w 4. T. 1856 John G. HalIeck, Of Linn eotE'
~. and stat Of Iowa, executed unto John Mus
sernan "A trustee, certain deed Of trust convey
Ing said trustee the lands ia Cedar county Iowa,
and described as follows, TO VIII: the ~ III west
half of tIr southeast = II quarter, and the EGtl
eatt half Of the southwest Is " q qnartsr, and
the fractional part Of the southeast fourth ol tn
~ " II northwest quarter Of section III eleven,
in township s0} eighty north OF range one west
If the hGtA principal meridian, containing QUE
hundred ADD eighty seven acres, more or Lea,
which said coayeYaac was made by In" said jena
{. HaIIeck, for the purpose OF securing lhe pay
ment of 81 two certain promlssorY notes ana tue
interest thereon signed 10y the sad John I. nal
Ieck dated the 5th day Of January, \. y. lhok
and both Of said notes made payable 10 the order
If Charles Ii. ~heaf, and payable as follows
One for the sam Of one hundred doNdlE, pa. abte
"a he 5th day Of July, 4. d. 1856 and the other
of said notes t0T the sum OF one thousand aoti4fs'
PAYABLE on the 5th day Of January, n. ID. 1897,
and with interest at the rate OF ten per cent per
amman On both Of said notes: aud now, both n
said notes having become due and payable, ana
the said John &. Haieck having ialIed TO pay ne
last o. said potes. the Inst one, u Wit: Tor The
sum Of oar hundred aolta.E having been PAID
and tho said John G. tlaleck and his asst gns hay
ing made Al entire default and elected wholly
10 nay the last Of tn" above described notes,
John aa.selmaD, trustee as Aforesaid DO E@fe1g
give this public notice that Ivy virtue OF the pos
Or which i in me vested by said deed Ct tr@at,
will, On tuesday, March both A. u. 1855, AT he
hour If O'Clock L. VI. Of said day, AT the court
house door, IN the town Of Upton, IL said Cedar
county Iowa. expose aud ODER for sale at Puhhc
auction. to the hi shast bidder for cash, the par
cells Of land above described OF SO much the REQ
~ shall be sufficient to safety ana pay the amount
IN and % become due, with the interest Thereon
10 the day OF sale, costs O. this notice and lTus
| tees fees. .
Upon the completion Of such sale Deed vii
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NOTICE.

NOTICE il hereby given, that my wife DIS DE
noHtA l.. STRo%G, Of 3pringdals Township, Cedar
r3unty, Iowa, having left my bed and board with.
ont any Just cause oF progOcaa0G Whatever ali
persons are notified moi 10 tgst Or harbor her on
tny account ~ | viii not be responsible for debts
contracted tv aer SlLAs ID. STRONG.
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