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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10
For the Advertiser.


Change Of Names.
notice in the Iowa Citizen, an srti-
Gle recommending change Of the name
o. the State Capital. As this is a cues
ton in which VIC all have an interest, !
second the motion, so far us the erthog-
raphy is concerned. Let it be Dcmoire
Instead Of Des Moines. Such changes
have been made, in other eases, aud are
universally approved-c. 6, Moline,
from moulin, French In the present in
stance, we would have the same pronun-
citation, and genuine English orthog,
raphy.
Let me suggest another change, if you
please; viz. that OF the capital of Cedar
County. / have never admired Upton;
and have almost hated il, ever since l
heard an intelligent professional gentle
man, long a resident here, sa, that if it
had had a decent name, our county seat
would have been much larger and veal,
thier than it now is. Upton has one ad-
vantage, DO doubt from its name:-Therc
is probably no other town of the same
ia the T. S., if there is in the civilized
world; SO that it Ioua should happen to be
omitted on any of our letters or parcels,
they would be sure to find their way here
"apyhow.''
AS the seat, however, of fourishing
literary institution, and especially since
the MUSES. seem somewhat inclined to
hover over US, think We ought to have
a more classical, or at least, a more eu.
phonious name.
Yours &c AHITUB.
Upton Apr. 9Th, 1858,
p S. Since this article was written,
| have received, through the mail, pub.
lie document, directed to me at Tippte-
r., Iowa.
Remark,:-The suggcstio Of our
contributor are certainly worthy of con.
sideratiou, although we think there
should be rery good reasons given before
the came Of town is changed. We con-
TESS we are no great admirers of the name
Of Upton, but the evils or Inconvenience
of Il change are great. There is we be-
licve a Upton in Indiana. aud one in
Michi ;an.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10

THE WISCONSIN FARMER, is a large
monthly, and as its name indicates, is de-
signed for the farmer and horticulture
ist. It is filed with choice reading mat
ter, original and selected, and is worth
twice the subscription price to any who
cultivate half an acre of land. Terms
81 per annum. Ten copies S. Large
clubs at less rates. Address Powers d
Hoyt, Madison Wisconsin.
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The Mills.

We have heard great deal of com
plant, OF late, that the Adpertiser was
not received by our subscribers till long
after it should have been received
There is something about it that is un-
accountable to us We have not failed
for three months or more, of having all
the papers in the Post Office in time for
all mails that leave on Saturday, or sub
sequent!y. If they are not received by
the first mail from here after Friday
night it is not our fault We hope our
subscribers will inform us if they fail to
receive their papers when they should,
aud We will try to ascertain whose the
fault is.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10

SARGENTs SCHOOL MONTHLY, 10 get
ting to be the favorite at home It's rea.
ding is of choice literary character,
well adapted to instruct its readers aud
give them good style of speaking. 1t
is finely illustrated and take it all in al is
Il gem. Terms 81. A specimen number
vii! be sent to any Que sending nine
cents. Published by Epes Sargent, Bos-
ton Mass.
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THE GREAT LIBRARY OFFER.
MAKING HONEY.

The success sAsca agents are :ae<tag w,ih is al
ioH.saIEE. Among the EItuy evidences OF .
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rrAa. III the field:
- have no been II sors csnvssstnk yJur Nsgs-
and de. glazed with tie BUSINESS. II
4lf.rcnt trgn csnyass.nS f8r any lhtnk else ever
tired. to get -4bss la even fasiy where
they cal RAKE together three dollars recei-
vel nah 3Eairhcc anywhere, Tor the fr.t thing d. -
uHroIi Ey lefore let anybody Know that
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know 4 sGIsaaia gTsr Ain going to make them.
Sometimes they ask nay price for tIs engraving and
tell them q, and when offer them the engraving And
Magazine for three dollars they perfectly
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE DAyEN-
roRr.-Whilc on visit to Davenport a
few days since, we enjoyed the pleasure
Of a sojourn at the above named, favorite
house. The proprictors have been t.
great expense, in fitting up their house
and stables to accommodate their numer
JUS customers. We are glad to know
tina, this house is patronizcd by large
number of the citizens OF this county.
and we but give expression to their opio.
ion when We say that Davis IS the
place to stop at" George is always on
hand and succeeds admirably in making
his guests feel at hcme. We can freely
and fully endorse the following fro IN the
Davenport Gazette:
THE DAVIS HOUSE. fills establish
nent, which is generally known by the
name of New Pennsylvania House, is
one of the most coinniodious places of
public resort in this city. The fact is,
our Cd friend has been quietly working
his way, according to plan Of his own,
until he Las succeeded in bringing cut a
hotel OF very superior character. The
modelling Of his rco.ns is capital indeed.
The upper chambers are 50 arranged as to
procure the greatest amount of ventila-
ton, and the parlcvs can be thrown to-
gether so rs to accommodate great mum
Der o. peopl-. There are about one hun
dred sleeping apartments admiralty cal
culatcd for fatalities or single persons, a.
need may b.. Besides, there arc below
a large laundry, saloon, barber shop al d
cellar. A plentiful supply Of water of
the best quality is procured by the mean.
Of an arteslan well, aud the sewer along
Iowa street affords vent to the waste of
the house. Our friends from the coun-
try round, when they come to town, find
good cheer at this house, aud the books
show that Il very lav-e amount u! tran
sleat travel has habit of patronlzing
this place, which mus be very conf
Bile to the proprietor, after having expen-
ded SO much IL the way OF improvement
But It is net flushed yet. 4 handsome
observatory will crown the ediiice. long
ranges o: balconies viii souH appaar, and
many co4y retreat Will b. instituted,
where qu,et cigar aud pleasant prospec,
can be enjoyed. Iowa street, between
the railroad and the river is now the ho.
tel neishborhood The Bur,is House
aud tie D4vis House, are boon near til.
r.ilroad station. 4aI each will no ioult
30 handsome rp.&Ilerattye business.
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GIpsIEs. Some four or FIVE families
of these strolling, fortune telling, horse
trading, idle and lazy race Of people are,
or at least were, encamped a few miles
from town during the present week Sd
lem Ohto Rep
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The weather has been delightful for
the past two weeks, aud our farmers have
improved the time IN getting in their
CROP of wheat and oats, and blowing for
corn. Everything promises a favorable
season.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10
oAKsMITH & Co,
No. 3Tl Broadway, New Iorl
Notes Stolen.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
subscriber had HE pocket book, eohiatalng
tue following described promissory notes, stolen
on the 2t.h day Of November A 1851, while
travelling on tn. railroad east Of Chicago, to WIT:
One note against Clement Heart anu william
Heart for 500. dated Sept. 24eh 1856, payable IN
ono year from date.
One note against william Heart for Sos. dated
September 24th, 1856, payable IN one year from
date, and q paymen. OF $50 endorsed sov' ist
1857.
One note against Caleb Barber, for Sl2. dated
Sent 10th 1856 payable in one year from date
one note against Nathan Busby and j. iloitry
dated Nov. 18th. 1857, for SIS, payable 'ay ISL
1864.
All Of said notes are made payable 10 jacob
stoeksiagcr or bearer or TO jacob Stocksiagef or
order and bear intetest from date. Al persons
are cautioned not to purchase any one Oh sasa
notes ~ they are my property And the above
named persons are cautioned not to pay anyth'n2
upon them until they otherwise directed ny
m. or sy :. A. Bisseii, my attorney, who has my
Instructions In the premises,
JACOB sToCkSLAGER.
Upton Dec. 5th, 1857. ASH
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10

$4,000 IN WORKS OF ART.

Ia addition to the superb engraving Of THE LAST
SUFFER, which viii be presented to cry three dollar
subscriber for 1858, the pubhssrs have compe
gements Tor the distrbGtion the 2th dag Of Decem
der, 1853, Of series Of splendid OF
OF one hundred rich and Oil Paintings valued Vt
from 1loo to $1,000 each. Also. 1900 magnificent
Sell-Plaie Engravings worth from - to - each. and
900 choice Holiday Books worth from u to q each.
making, in all, over THREE THOUSAND GIFTS.
worth TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
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BY RETURN MAIL, voc WILL ALSO RECEIVE
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ESaRAvISG or
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and chance to draw one Of these TIRE THOU
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10
LIFE SAVED AT MIDNIGHT.
By GregOrie's Instant Cure OF Pain.

The moment it il used internally. it darts tire
the system allays pain instantly. In four minutes
II has diffused through the aphaiic system asd
blood its thrilling power and quickly forced its
way through every fsyerish or diseased nerve,
vein Or gland. dissolring distractions, relieving.
inflammation, ieyers and 81 asmodic pains las GU ed
nervous headache in so mnE.ea curing .beums
tism ntagical, ia tAes Ii the sia, ssa non VI Ia
dcine.
Just Try One Rot,le.--pricc - cts.
All the above Medicines are for sale by W d
G. RAGLEY. Upton. Iowa. .6yi
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NOTICE.

Public Notice 10 hereby given, that at the req.
- TN lsss Of the County Court Of Cedar
cann.y Iovs the Executor on the estate oil A.
Ebsi deceased, late of said county, filed his maj
&c., whieh matter was continued until the
Anril Term, 1858. Of said Court for hna settle
neni. .., oo.;aa
hat usless they appear and object thereto. thai
I'D report Will be approved and sad Executor
-. rgsd from furlner duty or liability 10 the
e GEORGE SMITH,
ex ~ - ,v~a 10 sNTn1 ss4ee
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and in fact ever, thing that may be called for in
his line
Now is the time to huy your Goods in order to
get the STYLES, end lis well known fact that hi-
prices are always A. low as the lowest.
All Goods warranted to Ci.e entire satistac ton.
Please call and examine our toods whether ssu
want to bu" not, We want your opinion of them.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods bat
take pleasure in doing so. CHA'S SHETLAND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10

shall do much better next week. 1t Is the wing
thai does siness Every oody wants the craving
You mas eaie ulate upon from t. two thousand SUI
scrit<rs from this Winter. sm gatns to make enoush
out u the business 10 buy me . farm IA the Spring
With such Inducements a. Offer, sayboGy OBJ
Ia Il subscribers We invite every gentleman Out of EN-
pIayment aud every LADY Who desires pleasant nessy
,askiug oecu patton TO apply at once FOR agency
Applicants should incose - cents for specimen copy
Of lae Maxa1tne, which will always ss forwarded with
answer to application by return mail.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10

The rich oftencr lack an appetite aud
'leer 'hsn tho poor lsch food aud bed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10
Town Property ssA
FA RIM FOR .SAL r

J. or in lots 10 silt purchasers And also Z hrua
three miles East Of Upton on Sugar Greek, well
tmbered. and well wstered. one OF the best stock
arms in lswa, over one hundred acres broke s0S
f"nced. dwelling House and good well Of ~
ter, containing $50 scrss.
For terms Of sale call on the under6srAl n
Upton lar JOHN NJ sTAHp
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Settle UD!!

ALL PERSONS knowing themselves iniet,.
ed to the Undersigned, either Ly note or book &C
count. are hereby notified to call aud settle the
same before the First day Of Sept. next, as by do
ing they will save trouble and costs
Alma u. A. r. DAVIDSON,
Toronto rswx
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10
SCIENCE 4 FAME.
100000 Bottles Have peen Eoid.

and not single instance Of It's failure has reported
Personally APPEARED before Alderman Of the
city OF PhIladti.lia. IL. l. lIELROLD. Chemist. who
oeing duly sR 1rn d""s say that his preparation contain.
no Nacnts Mercury "T Injurious Drugs, but purely
vegetable. II. r. IEHROLp, Sole Nnoufactrir.r
sworn and subscribed before m the 23d day Of Nov
lr5a. WIN. l.. HIBBAED, Alderman.
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W. s. LCNT0
LIVER OR ANTI.HILLIOCS PIIlA.

No Ca'on'e', no Mineral, no Aloe,-V
Great Pocer to Cure
D,s.ases Of the Liver ana b ood F.rers irsas,ssa.
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Stomach, etc.
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SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.

A. We desire TO place in the hands os every person
Who proposes get up club, aud also Of aren't,
= copy Of the engraving Of THE LAST SUPPER" As
specimen, each applicant ncios,nt US - vii! receive
the engraving, post paid BY return mall also
Of eur and Of the numbered suhscr pton
receipts eutIing the holder the Magazine one year
and to chance In the distribution. This offer il made
only to those who desire to act agents or to form
CLUBS. Address
0AKsMITH Co,
NJ Broadway, York
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our Goods, before purchasing elsewhere, As we are
determined to dispose Of tAem d. Chicago and -.
Louis prices.
in
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BALsAM FOR THE TaRc,

DALsAM FOR THE THROAT d LUNGS.
In Erc,lient Remedy for coughs, coids, bronchitis,
sore 'nags, vtocp'ng cough n.fGmed iangs, asth.
ma, sore throd d.Sc"h tre.!hirx, hoa, ss.e.s ass
| consumption.
| 10y the use OF this Easam y tight cough is>lsos-
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10
LUNT'S MEDICINES

Is e"tirry Vegetable and free hoa.
Poison.
No .Arsenic, No Quinis.c. No 6trychnino.
SAFE and ReltoJle-Sure TO Cure!
II stops the chil!s just ~ quick - qainius: 10
rn'lses the liver To action and puggss tho - ste
from bilious matter. doing what cannot lie doss
with 1uinine. 1t never iDjprss the patient or
leaves them pale and feeble, with yelles skin Asd
eyes, or with weak and stiff joiuts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-04-10

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ firm of SHETLAND ( SNYDER, has been
mutually dssois ed, and that the business will he
continued bv CHARLES SHETLAND. at the old
stand, and that the Books, Notes and Accounts are
IN the hanGs of Mr.. SHETLAND, for settlement. Al
persons knowing Themselves Indicted will please
take notice Of the above and call aud scttl".
MAY, 1857. 2Otf CHARLES SWAZILAND.
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Ei e M b 0 / DIS Extract uc h u

- wv biE@ctES bEcHrlinE 10 I've Rules OF
Fharmac. and Chemistry,
win the great n"crfacE and chemical ossdge ard
care devoted III its examination. See Professor Dewesg
Naua lie Works on tie practice OF rhysc, and most 0.
the late Standard works Of Medicine.
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Enameed cloth, i.aces, PRINCES. Hamask, silver
h Brass Hub Bands, Curtain lights. seat a rriagc
springs, Whips, Buggy Axlrs, Ornaments Fly-nets,
Carriage bots, Nuts, Washers AMI AAle Nut4.
c 4 RP IN I + RS ! o . l. s e..
We have the best selected stock Of Tools ever
offered in the West, consisting al Bench and
Moulding Planes, % every description, from the
ohio and Greenfield Tool Companies. AlSo,
Augurs. Augnr Bit~, Rules, Traces, Boring Mo
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Hand. Ripping, fannel keyhoe, Baek whip
Saws.
Guagcs, Screw Drivers llatrhcts.
Tools, tomsasses thalk-iines,
Adzes ~cIa,ch.awis, kuiee.
Broadaxes. II .mmers, Ustones.
togeth,. with everything person IAN possibly
wish.
House Trimmings cupboard cat: hes. Mort,cc
and Kim Locks Bolts, i.atrhes ~Ig@p llin IS W ro
an | cast Rutts coat and IA. Hooks IIca.r bnlls
and Pulls, rout zeraperS Nails, Sash. Glass. aud
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" y"H are suffering with .y OF the above distressing
aHh"its. Tie FIJI ID EXTRACT BrCHT will cure
You Try Vt and lie WINGED Of its efficacy.
Heware o. Caacx NoStrrms AZ Ouack Do o.ors
vino falsely boast Of abilities and references Citizen.
kn"" and avoid them. aid long suffering, money.
aa 'NI"'ht' y s+anns or ealing t,r totie of this
Popular aud Spec ic Remedy.
aihys all pain and infsmmatior Ia perfectly pleas
ant III It's taste and osor hat immediate In lie action.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-03
Ruffians in Kansas.

The Dayton Journal publishes letter
from former citizen of that place, dated
Mapleton, Bourbon co., X. T., April 27,
which details some of the annoyances of the
Free State settlers at the hands of the pro-
slavery ruf1ians. The Journal SAYS the
writer is well known as credible person.
He says that short time since two of the
soldiers at Fort Scott "stole some Eorses
from James Roydston, who had them ar.
rested and, brought to the Fort; the other
soldiers threatened to shoot him for doing
so, and Boydston was obliged to flee for
safety. Several times companies have gone
round at night to murder Free State men,
and steal horses or commit robbery. A
number OF these companies are dressed in
uniform, and the citizens are fully satisfied
that they are the soldiers themselves
The soldiers at Fort Scott arc none 9TH
er than Col. Buford's men from South
Carolina and Georgia, who committed dep
relations. on the people of Kansas in SO.
They are a perfect nuisance here, and we
Will be in state of war as long as they re-
main. The people are preparing to drive
them of.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-03
A Queer Place.

Every town and village has some place
Of ahead quarters" where the new kind Of
democracy" in use nowadays, is distill-
ed ready for adoption by the ''dear people.
There is more or less strycbnine in it all,
whether it have its paternity in the back
room of some grocery, the "sanctum" Of
ope of its Editors, or in Convention assem-
bled. The Commercial thus describes the
depot from whence the Cincinnati democ.
racy issues On Vine street and Baker
street, in Central Cincinnati, in the head
quarters of squad Of public-money un
deftakers, far up the wild and unfrequent.
ed stairway, leading to apartments where
a moral darkness prevails black as in Cen
trail African a word, in that hybrid in
stitution resulting from cross between 9
whisky shop and political newspaper
that part of the concern where the whisky
that is absorbed is worked off in the form
of "Editorirls," that go out to the world
labeled democratic" with the same pro
priety that the milk from the swill-rotted
stump-tailed cows is paraded as the "pure
Orange county" article.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-06-03
ES Little more than n year ago,

w Little more than n year ago, the
present worthy and economical Admins
tration, came into power. There was in
the Treasury then surplus of cash to the
amount of about twenty millions of do liars
In less than six months that amount, in
addition TO the national income, was used
up, nobody but those having their arms in
treasury vaults, knowing how or for what
purpose. At the beginning of the present
Congress, permission was asked and OBJ
tained, to issue twenty millions of treasury
notes. This was needed to carry the Le-
compton fraud through Congress. As it
was Democratic to allow twenty millions
at the commencement of the session, of
course it will be considered Democratic as
the session concludes, to borrow fifteen
millions more, and Congress has been ask
ed this permission. This will be used 10
carry the Kansas election, but Mr. BUcHAN-
AN will find in the freemen of Kansas,
more incorruptable stuff than he found
some members of Congress from the
Northern States to be made of.