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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

cD~Thc commissioners of emigration
have resolved TO rebuild the building
lately destroyed by the mob at the quar-
milne grounds, n. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

Hon. Geo, Greene left Cedar Rapids
on Wednesday last, for the East, with
the necessary documents for purchasing
the railroad iron FROM Lisbon to Cedar
RAPIDS.
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The County Convention.

The corresponding members Of the Co. Com.
mite in each Township viii see that meetings are
held H. their respective TOWNSHIPS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

The city Of Pittsburgh, after running
in debt about $4,000, 900, has concluded
upon population.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

THE returns of the Vermont State
Election indicate Republican gain of
about 1000 over the vote of last year.
The Republicans have carried everything
by increased maiorities.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters VI admin
IN istration have been duis issued to me BY the
county court of Cedar county, Iowa, upon the es
tate of Isaac ". Richar sson, deceased. All per
sons indebted 10 the said estate will make pay
ment at once to the subscriber, and those LAYING
claims against said estate will present them duly
authe ntcated, for settlement
JOHN WRIGHT,
Sept. ls ls5S.--Gs Executor.
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"But there IL . niger
in the wood pile which
n correct statement of
the facts viii show. 1t
refers TO TIC fact that
the Board OF Equaliza-
ton has 'iabored under
serious embarassm ents'
who have added largely
TO tue valuation Of pro-
perry a. made by the
county assessors. IL APP.
pears that these mana
gers. fearing the conse.
qnences Of their cor
rnpt and sguandering
administration. hit up
on this plan to deceive
the people into the be-
lief that they were a.
bout TO introduce a sys-
TEN OF reform and re-
trenchment by reducing
The Lepy Of tar one half
nil, nh;ie through the
PICARD of Eqnaiisstioa'
they raised the 0ainatioa
If property high enough
10 more than make mp The
difference. This manner
OF getting round the
facts is shown up In the
Des Moines Joaraai as
follows.n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18

The number of miles of submarine
telegraph cable in the world is now $500.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18
81 ATE DEMllRAT.


a reference IL made
10 the fact tfa. the |
Board Of Equalization
has '!abored under seri-
Gus emhafrassmeHts,'
and has added very I
largely 20 the valuation
Of property a. reported 4
by assessors. In that '
fence a huge African is I
concealed, and when I
forced from its hiding c
place presents the fol. !
lowing appearance - 4
The long heads al the Q
CAPT Al, apprehending r
the inevitable conse.
qnences Of their cor g
rupt aud extraYagant {
adm nistration. deter !
mined 10 deceive the b
people into the belief 4
thtt they were about to u
in4usUrate a y, stein Of {,
rigid retrsnehment. by n
making a reducftoa in ti,e .
nOHssadi far trry. ~ one. q
ba!f mill, ,ohits hr0ngh o
the medium Of lie 'Board q
If Eqnahsation. thy d
increased The paiastioa IF 0
property 10 HaaJe up the r
a,BsrcBce. The dodge /
is illusti ated'hy the Des f
Moines Journal, as fol-
lows
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-09-18
ELIJAH SELLS,
Secretary OF State.
NtITTtI, 1E .sSit,>NI VI.

Notice is hereby pivsr, thatAnses Y. Butler,
Of slrinrdale toWnslir, Cedar county, Iowa, has
made an assignment Of all his effects to tie IN
acrsi sncd. fer tie eltft nf Lis ereditots. lie
creditors Of said Mosts Y. Bullsr, are hereby no.
tiGed TO present to said aFsignCes tlgeir claims
duly SWORN 20, within three months from the date
hereof THOMAS JAMES, 4.
lGNATIUS LOOK.
Sprin rdale Sen. lith 1853. CIV
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ARula eAGLEY. JOHN Ba6iEY.
Haglcys' Carriage Shop.

:" + would announce to (5sssfs.>-. r., A.
w the citizens Of Upton s.,rcI
and surrounding county ,S.EE..s-Sl9kzz-srr-ss
that we are prepared to do all kinds of WAC
On and CARRIAGE WORK, with neatness
and dispatch. shop opposite the SOUTH west cor
ner of pnblic square We know the times are
hard, and we have regulated our prices accord.
insly. Rss-All kinds of produce taken in cx-
change for work. Give us d call
4. J. A. BAGIEY.
Upton, Aug. 9TH 1883 pa9ty
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C0NSTIT UTIoN.

Art. 4. The Executive Committee
shall visit, individually or collectively, ali
voters in the Township, and give all, who
are neither afraid nor ashamed to labor,
and to associate with laborers, an oppor-
tunity to join this Club, by signing their
names to this Constitution.
Art. s. The object of this Club, shall
be, to elevate the dignity Of "White
Labor" BY uniting those who have been
denounced as Greasy Mechanics
"Filthy Operatives" - Low Bred Far,
mers" and /" Mud Sis" and to elevate
as to give naughty Aristoerafs md drnk-
en-, bullying Politicians, to know, that
We will no longer be forced to the " Polls'
i" Like dumb, driven CATTLE and that
will place US in a condition that we may
cause Slave Drivers and those who are
engaged in manufacturing children Chat
are neither Black nor White,---" Desti-
tute of souls" and who Dcsecrate tho
sacred, and honorable position Of father,
by brutally DESERVING and inhumanly
selling the offspring of their own bodies,
emphatically to understand, that We defy
them Longer to crach their chips, on ~
oUer Us.
Art, 6. Any person may become
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Scientific american.
PROSPECTUS.
v'o L II M E FOUR NJ
BEGINS SEPTEMBER IL, ISIS.
NJ Z c ii A MICS, IN ENTORS
Manufacturers ard Farmers.


THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has now reached
its FOURTEENTH YEAR and will euter upon New
Volume on the 18th Of september. 1t Is the only
publication Of the Kind now iSs,led in this conn.
try, and II has Very extensive circulate In all the
states Of the Union. II f. not as some might
suppose from IT, title, dry al,struse work ON
technical science: on the lntrary il so deals
with the great events going on in the scientific
mechanical and industrial worlds as TO please aud
instruct every one. Ii the Mechanic or Artizan
wishes to know the lest machine in use or how
to make any substance employed ialiis bnsacss--if
the House wife wishestu get recipe for maxim
good color, &e.- if the Inventor wishes Ia
know what Is going on in the way OF proyelncuis
Iii the Manufacturer wishes to keep posted with
the tire and TO emf ley the best facilities in his
business. the Man OF Leisure and study wishes
70 Keep himself familiar With tho progress made
IN the chemical laboratory, OF in the con, traction
OF tclagraphs, steamships railroads, rcpears mow-
eFs, fl4a Thousand other machines ami appli.
anees, both of peace and war--all these asv5g5,gyc
can be found IN the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. and
not etaesehere They are here presented in reli-
able and interesting form adapted to tire CONNIE.
hension Of minds unlcarned in the higher bran.
ch.s OF science and art.
TERMS One Cory, one Y-ar. 50. one Cam,
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Copies, Str N1Rfhs, s.; Ten Copies. Treirs Rou-
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ftoe"fg Copies, 1tcetre Naghh,, $2S, ~. aaea4ce
Specimen copies sent grataitou,ly for inspcc-
uoh. southern and Western money, or Postage
stamps taken for subscriptions
ID Letters should be directed 10
NtNs Co. Us Fulton Street n y
- MEssRS. MUM 4 Go. are extensively en-
gaged in procuring patents for new inventions,
ana Will advise Inventors without charge III ~
gard t. the novelty OF their improvements
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" THE GREATEST
S: MEDICAL
x DISCOVERY
II OF THE AGE.


EVERY KIND OF HtMOR.
tfoa ne IiorH Sfr2f,aa 10 a Common P;m-ie
lie has tried Il ia over 100 and failed ex
seft IN two eases-hoth thunder humor. lie has 10
his possession over two hundred certificates his vrtre
al. within twenty miles ef Boston
wv hpttses are wars cure nursing mouth
Que 10 thcee bottles all ths worst Kind Of PIN
Two To three bottles will clear the system Of Rnss
Two bottles warranted cure the worst cant ga 4.
the mouth or stomach.
Three to Eve bottles warranted to cure the wsrs,
case Of ErysaIelas.
One u two bottles warranted to cure all hsnor In
the eyes.
I've bottles warranted to cure running Of tho
and biotches among the hair
Four to six bottles are warranted eorrap, and
one bottle wiz cure =caiy eruption Of the skin.
Two o. three bottles are warranted to the wors.
case af vingH oTEa.
Two Or three botles are warranted to cure the nss
desperate sass n rheaaaati 81.
Three to four BOTTLES rranted to cure the salt
rheume. 49,
Fiveto eight bottles ilsure the worst cases Of sers
eeneh Is always experience from the first bottle
and periet cure is warranted whenever the above
Nothing hooks - improbable to those who have In
VAN Itea al the Eoatlcrfg medicines of the day. a.
and along ola stone walls should cure Ser VS.
the system yet II Il fixed fact. If aa have hu-
NOR II has to start There no IFS nor NpS buns
nor has ahoui 1t sutne some cases. Int nat Yours
rehdied over Thousand bottles Of II IN tho at
h"ss"h' SNOW the eject Of in every II has
l,ref a2hs som, q the greatest cures done in
Massachusetts. give Ii children wear OH 10 old
800. >tAt! nave seen FoaFs puns. wormS look
hs ''itfeh' Whoss nesh was soft and aabhy restored
to perfect state of taaIth by the use Of one bottle
10 those va" are subject TO sick head ache aus bot
We viii always cure IT, 1t gives great relief in caarrh
ana d5zztEess Some Who had takon il had been cos
I'VE Ter years and have been regulated by it, where
the ooay IS sound 1t works quite easy tut where TIER.
Is any aerangement Of the functions Of nature II VIA
cause very singular feelings you must NOT lr alarm
co. theF always disappear In from fanr aavs To week
There - never Lad result from il: an he contrary,
Nrn tilit fed ag Il you wii feel renr.tIf Ea
ne" person. heard some Of the NEST estr-a, Mt or
contains of Is that every man lisferetlto -
- a'Hataet nred by DON AID kpSNFpy No Tee
warren street, Re AhMrK. Mas. Prire 8 20
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TorAL SI2o.0s9 o.. --.
@Incinding assessments OF both Personal Prop.
ertg and Town Property Of 1857. ..s.-
fAdoptigg assessments OF Personal Property
pf
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From s.hailaghcrs General Advertising and
COLLECTING agency, Chicago.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-20
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the House Of RsprssstasiUss the General As
sembly Appropriation bin was passed, including
the holidays per diem Of members, and excluding
clerks and door keepers. Because it would be use.
less for their money to repOse in the Treasury,
members generally stated, and desired the country
to understand that their S44 should be devoted to
free Schools Sc. Mr.. Dunlap moved an amend
ment, which adopted, hereafter restricting the
per diem to the days Of actual attendance Of mem
b0rs, excepting cases Of sickness
The clerical service Of closing up, and indexing
the Journal Of the HouSe, was given to Mr.. CAR
LOCK, the engrossing clerk and thereupou Mr..
HAYWOOD, the principal clerk, deeming it person
al reflection Immediately resigned, and refused the
tender Of a denomination to his place.
Mr. Ewing submitted an amendment to the bill
from the Senate for the benefit of the deaf, dumb
and blind, apprOpriating the middle division $4,000
year, for Tennessee hospital purposes at Nash.
vile; and after debate, in which Mr. VAUGHN stated
that he was prepared to cut of the people OfDavid-
son county from any portion Of the benefits Of this
money, it was cut of by the previous question
yeas %, nays q.
The Senate's proposition to divert the $4,000
appropriated last year for a permanent location Of
she Middle Division A, ricultural Fair, from that
object and apply it toward the erection Of a Me-
ehsnic Institute Hall in Nashville was also defeated
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-20
Wheat! Wheat!!
The undsrs gHsd viii purchase Wheat at the fooHag

7IHB hghea market price paid for LAIRD put ap In ship
Il ping order. J. 4. MARTIN x co...
feb 10 Corner E0ad and NnrrsE ztraala
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-20

AMERICAN Corn SHELLER.-I appeal to the intel
ligent citizens Of Nashville if this is not the best
invention Of the kind ever exhibited in this city
The mechanics, farmers, scientific, and indeed all
classes Of men have been to examine and try the
machine and its operations. 1t is decidedly the
best article Of the kind have seen as respects sim
plcity and durability, as well as the rapidity and
perfection with which it shells corn it is certainly
a most valuable acquisition to the labor-saving
department If this be 50, why do our manufao-
turers stand off? Some Of our best and largest
farmers have purchased machines, and they say, af
ter trying the Corn Shelter, that it is the best they
have ever seen. Mr.. Brown says he supposes there
have been over thousand persons who have tried
it, and all say it is the best they ever saw. VIII we
suffer a stranger to come in our midst and sell ma
chimes to farmers, when we have the opportunity
buying the right Of the State and manufacturing
them ourselves? There is large profit on the ma
chimes When this is plain before you, will you still
stand off? I hope some one will take hold I have
seen Mr. Brown; he will sell the machines cheap,
with the State right, on good terms. mch7-f
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-20
Lard! Lard 4!

W W BBRRY & DEMOVILLB
Wholesale gems.
And BY A. H. ROSCOE, c. W HEEDBRsHJF, an j.
sTRETEH In go
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-20
AMERICAN ELOQUENCE A Collie

AMERICAN ELOQUENCE A ColleC-
ton Of Speeches and Addresses by the most eminent Or.
ators OF America. With Biographical Sketches and Illus.
tratiys Notes. By Frank Moore 2vos.
There were Giants in the earth in those days
mightie men, which were OF Olds, men of renowns.'
The Works of John G. Calhoun, compri-
sing his Exposition Of the Constitution and Government
OF the United States Speeches in Congress- Reports and
Public Letters. In SIX volumes
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