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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-31


This large not indicate any oversock as the
market at the opening of the very bare goods
At this period of last there twelve
million dollars worth of dry goods in bond here awaiting
the opening of trade. Now, however, the stock dry
goods in bonded warehouse is only fraction three
million dollars The ect of this may be the
traordinary difference in the warehousng movement;
during the last four weeks out of COZ received
the port, only s54S,S thrown into bond while for
the corresponding period of 1885, the entries wareous
ing comprised nearly half the total receipts
More goods have been thrown the market during the
last four weeks than in January 1885, the for
consumption in that month being but 50 $685.
the goods actually offered sale for the month
show larger aggregate than for any previous January
our history Journal Of Commerce, January 2eU. o
The New York Tribune says:
We hear that Mr. Vanderbilt has sold his Pacific boats
to the Mail Company subject to the approval Of the
other owner and that with his boats this sde line
will be formed via Nicaragua to alternate with the Pan
route.
Messrs. Thompson Brothers New York say of Land
Warrants There is more activity in Land Warrants
the defeat Of the Homestead Bill in Congress- We quote
to day as follows:
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Mrs. Charles Dennis, of Syracuse, New York,
was fatally burned on Wednesday by an explosion
of camphene lamp.
The English thoroughbred stallion "Flying
Dutchman" has been sold to the French Govern
ment for $21 900,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-31

From Havana-Arrival of the Steamer ArI-
ZOna at New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2S.-The steamship Arizona,
from Havana on the 25th, has arrived
Sugars were firm, but quiet. Sterling Exchange
was quoted at 1877 per cent. premium, and Ex-
chance on New York at 23/ nor cont
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Coinage-Gold coin, various de-
nominations. .................$17,1 las, 200 90
Goid impaired bars.. ........... GIG, ,295. .65
Silver coins, various denomna-
tions NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 274 250OO
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-31

Francis D. Martin, of Clinton county, Ohio has
received in law suit S26l.3O from Eggleston
Nye, pork packers of Cincinnati The amount was
claimed as due for lot of hogs which weighed
before leaving home 1881 lbs. nett, after deduct
ing the usual allowance for decrease in weight after
they started for market. The defendants paid for
2s,779 lbs The defendants have given notice of an
appeal.
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From Port au Prince.
Death of Mr.. Prescott, the Historian

BoSToN, Jan. 29-Wm. II. Prescott. ESQ. the
celebrated Historian died yesterday very suddenly
from paralysis. He had been in his usual health up
to the moment of his DEATH
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-31

Mrs. Rogers the wife of Henry d. Rogers, of
Iittabawassee, Michigan, has been presented with
legislature, because she gave birth on the lst inst
to four healthy children-three girls and one boy
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The Worcester Spy states that portion the hands in
the iron foundries of Nourse Mason Co, Fitch Earle
Co.. and William A Wheeler are strike for higher
wages and have suspended work with the expectation of
forcing their employers to an increase of wages
The operations of the United States Mint at San Fran
fnrl Suare fol
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day, January 2S.-On motion of Hon. C. L. Val
landigham, Daniel P. Mead, Esq.,. of Ohio, was
admitted an attorney and counsellor of this
Court.
Nos 274, 275, 276, 277, and 27s. Abnsr C. Har-
ding ct. al, survivors of William Kellogg, de-
ceased, plaintiffs in error, Us. Edward Chase. The
motion to dismiss these causes was argued by Mr..
Brent in support thereof, and by Mr.. Balance in
opposition thereto.
No. 5s. The White Water Valley Canal Com
pany, plaintiff in error, Henry Vallettee. The
argument of this cause was commenced by Mr.. N.
c. Mclean, for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned until Monday at ii o'clock.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-31

1t is stated in the Buffalo Commercial that there
are ty-three steam canal boats built and in process
of construction for the. coming season of naviga-
tinn ON the Erie Canal
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-31

Many Prussian journals wish their government
to support Austria if she is attacked The German
press leaving the Austrian journals out of the ques
ton, are mainly in favor of peace, but do not wish
to see Austria abandoned
The Prince Regent opened the Chambers on the
18th. The speech opened with a lament for the
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The Presbyterian church at Greenville, Green
county, was destroyed by fire on Sunday morning
It is supposed to be the work of an incendiary.-
There vas no insurance upon the building. At a
81, 800 was subscribed toward the erection of new
edifce.
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United States steamer Memphis, commander
Marchand, the last of the Paraguay expedition that
sailed from New York, arrived at Barbados on the
9th Of Dec, after passage of IL days, and would
leave for Purnambuco soon she could take in
her coal. 0
The Atlanta, commander Ridgely, and the West
ernport, commander Hunter, were in port and to
sail same day for the South
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WILMINGTON MARKET, January 29.-TUKPENrIyE
Sales yesterday of 900 bbls and to-day of lis do al
$50 for Virgin and Yellow dip and $170 for hard pei
gallon. go
kosIS-Nothing doing in either grade
TAhIAdvanced Is cts with sales to-day Of ~ bbls
&2 per bbl.
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Iowa News.


Two prisoners confined in the Potta-
waitamie county jaii--an old log concern
.-~cndcavored to cxtricste themselves
t Oh '1urancc vile 10y burning out
They allowed the fire to get the upper
hand If them. and when assistance ach-
ed the Jail ii Was only by grea: c.crtions
thai the flames were cxtiuguishcd, which
was done before the jail Was materially
damaged.
MELANCHOLY DEATHS. The Okla,
lousa Hcraid oil the lth inst records the
deaths Of two old aud well known citi-
gems OF Maha>ka county, who di' i with
in week of one another Major PoaI-
eroy aud Mr. Ncir The WereM assigns
the habtual use OF Intoxicating liquors as
the cause Of their deaths
SAD AND FATAL MISTAKE, We learn
from the Clinton Werntd OF the 18th, that
man named Becbc, of Clinton, came to
All untimely death on Saturday, in consc-
queuce Of al overdose OF morphine. The
physician left two bottles of medicine,
one simple mixture to BE- taken in
tcrnal, and the other liniment. for cx-
ternal application, aud left orders to have
seven grains of morphine added to the
inincnt, but b. mi, take it was put in
the simple mixture and gave to him
hourly through the night. It's deadly
properties were not discovered until the
whole had been taken, and too late to
counteraet its effects. The pa,icnt died
the morning misunderstanding
X Mr.. Z. & NJ X. R-The kcokuk
Gat- CITY is informed b. letter from
Col Dewey, President Of the keokuk,
Mt Pleasant and Museatine Railroad,
that he has completed arrangements for
the construction of the road from keo-
kak to Columbus City--on the NJ x NJ.
X X. Ii the Board ratifes his actions
the road will be finished to Mt. Pleasant
next fall
The citizens of Fl Madison have fifty
thousand dollars for the purpose of estsh-
fishing Branch IF the State Bank at
that point.
HEAVY RtBBERY-Thc DEBORAH Ga
z'he of the 2oth says that the boilers
were taken from Lund's distillery at that
lace, 10y some persons unknown.
ORIGIN OF THE PRAIRIEs Hall $
forthcoming Geology OF Iowa gives
the opinion that the praires were once
covered with timber, which has been de-
stroyea BY fire which the Indians have
been in the habit Of setting in the dry
grass. Other scientific men who have
paid attention to this subject think the
prairies were once the bed Of All extcn
siye body Of water.
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TREASURES NOTICE.
Tarrs for 1858 nor due and para

TarrS Tor 1893 nOm due dpd p0Vdd3c.
DuBllC NOTICE is hereby given to the dear
i people and LOVING taxpayers" Of old Cc-
dra that their County State. school, Road and
District Taxes for the year 4. ID. 1855, are now
due and greatly needed You are therefore no
titled that the law fixes The tim. for The payment
of the same between the 1T day Of Nov. ISIS
and the 18th day Of January 1853
l.is earnestly expected that you will meet the
payment ofyour taxes with promptness and there
by sustain your high reputation as efficient and
prompt tax payers.
Interest AT - per cen, will be rigdly enforce
cd after the 18th OF January. 1859 Procure your
Road Certificates from your respective Sapcrvi
sors before presenting Yourselves for settlement
at this Office. II. {. PIATT
Treasurer of Cedar county, lava.
Ripton, Treasurcrs Office Nov. 18th. l-js.
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Wy st you neglect ta,t diss4se which 10 tab N
,uch deep -oot aud which gives ysG warning by tAat
backing cough that you fast rpemrg for eerait,
Why .peouta - that pain ia ths side he rising 81 blood,
ghe THAI dfncult breathing, which 81
I%ntty whispers in your tbs. soms.hing mast he
done you ofl4 the grave OF thu eonsamptiys
VIII, carcis..r ty t.:Ds taA disease to de-
stroy your Ls4i.a, aad hasten IA = the tom. from
whence no Traveller yet rstarned
SILENCE THAT DREADFUL. COUGH!
Or deaf must carry you to ysur ssn. grave VIII, de-
Ia, sas there Is Jet Lspsr Consumption i ess.si ~
impure humors Of the blood being deposited in the ssii.
ofthe iangs Hence, the lungs are like spring Of va
When rolled up by tho dirt made IL Gear ~ass-
constantly flows thrau Ia the springs. impurities aud
.i he eeaveysi away ~ the pafs wafer. just with
the blood when Kept IN clean pure state; il con
stsnty through the lungs It carss Aw,y all
rupt matter. and perfect hsahh viii - esular, all In
reasonable time euss consumption. Ths reason there
plls ars than Others, Doe they
lie II purify etahlss. and cleanse Ihs Joiy fuu
~ corrupt matter aud drive dise4.s Of de-
scFrtten, quicker and in afLprg Way than other
rflx.
DR. Morsc's Indian Root PHI, are sold by all
liealers. IN Medicines
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al arrito

b, II. N. Lone Esq. at the residence ot Joseph
Simmons, in Tiv,ssa Oh the s.h OF February. 1883.
Mr.. JonS I.Arnscnrn. of Casa township. aud Miss
NANCY JASk LANGuAa. Of Upton.
On the sih inst, ut the residence of u. W.
WALL. Esd, III Sugar Creek township, 10y EE'.
J. W. kyxETr. Nm. THOMAS J. PETIT aud MISS
AErAsIsaA WALL.
On the morning of the 18th inst. at the resi-
dence Of O. :. STOUT. in Upton, BY Rev J. W.
knxErr. Ma GEORGE y. DAVIS and Miss ,RTu
RrE,--alI If C.';.< ounty. Iowa.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LANDS.

NOTICE il hereby given that pursuant TO On
~ order Of the County Court OF Cedar county,
Iowa, made ~ is November term, 1858, ! viii
offer at public oatcry on the premises between
the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. N. and | O'Clock T.
NJ Of the 10Th day II February, A. u. 1855 th.
following described real estate, subject to the
widows dover OF SIS 35-i0e per annnm. to wit !:
The northwest quarter Of the northwes, quarter
and the southeast quarter norths est quarter of
section % township 81, range west Of the 5tl,
principal meridian. Terms made known On dxy
Of sale. DAVID BAILEY, Executor
Fer j. ". BArtTr, hi stturirs. fianlaa
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DiSSOLl TlD<,


4 RsH.rairnt iBst1fiep, Fstabisbsd b. .perfaI ra.
dessat fer the rsi'sf 81 the sitk ava dlstrssssd.
afflicted NTH piraisnt 1nd Epidemfc d,I<ases
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. In view Of the Avg n, /
destruction II human life. caused ny
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon
to open DspeGssry FOR the treatment ~ this elias.
diseases. in ali their forms, and to give MEDICAL
ADV ICk GRATIS to ali who apply by letter, with +
description Of their condition, occupation, habits
of lite DC and in case Of extreme poverty, FUR
ISL MEDICINES FREE or CHARGE.
The Directors OF tho Association, in their late annual
Report express the highest satisfaction with
which has attended the hors Of their Surgeons in The
81 SpeTmstorrhHa, Seminal Weakness. Gonorr-
hra. elect. syphilis. the vice Of pnanism or Self
Abuse, Diseases Of the Kidneys ard Bladder, &c. and
order continuance OF the plan for the ensuing
year.
An admirable report On spermstorrhna. o. Seminal
Weakness the vice al Oman sIn Mast urbaiiun or S4
Abuse and other diseases Of the organs by tbs
Consulting Surgeon. Will he sent by mail lin sealed
envelope FREE 0P oil ARhE. receipt Of TWO
STAMPS for postage. Address for rcport treatment
DIR. J. skI.LIN il0uGlITaS, Acting Surgeon, Iiar
ard Association, No. 5oath Ninth Street, philatef-
phia, Pa. IiIy1
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INDEBTED 10 THE SCHOOL FUN
Pennington.


Dubtic Notice IL hereby given to all persons
L concerned. that the interest on all moneys duo
the School Fund Of Cedar eounty Iowa, IL due and
payable at tbe frcasarers Office in said county
Oh or before tile FIRE day Of January 4, u. 1853.
And IL said interest II mol paid as above speoi-
fled, tao per cent penalty Tor aoR payment
for each month, will be added upon the interest
duo.
You are further notified that If said interest is
not paid within six months from the hr,s day II
January 1863 the amount. unpafa niA - Fepor
ted 70 the district ATTORNEY fol coNrrfion &c
r4ov uF law " r, ritff Tra-.
Iipion Cedar County lena SsniN.
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TAIIoPING

Fl>he Subscriber has resumed the tailoring hrs
L ness at the old stand one door North ol
Browns furniture store. where he will take pleas
IRE iu waiting on those who may favor him with
their custom Clothing made on short notice. in
the latest and Ics, STYLE md prices TO suit he
times. W. k7sllUI..
1ip,on, Dee, ith. Mott
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BEWARE OF ouAck NOsTRuA s and QEAck
DOCTORS lIelnhold's Highly concentra
ted Extract Buchu for all diseases Of the bladder
kidneys and sexual organs. Read the advertise
ment "Helmheld's Genuine Preparation"
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Al old Lady restored 10 compn ratise Youth
hy Hootia ua's German Hitters.

PnILA DsLpaia, June ), isjs.
DR. {. NJ. JAcnso~. Dear Sir | very old sud
for years hare been very miserable. Last winter
Of mi grandsons presented me with half dozen bot
ties ~ your Bitters and induced ME to try them.
did 50, aud feel IL thirty years younger;
for l digest my food now aud am fres from the
vater-hra.hmy constant companion for the last forty
years. My grandson, when he the good effects OF
the Eitters advised so t. send yen this certificate
Yours. &c. MRS, AM PATrIsoS.
Cherry, below Ninth.
Ask for Hollands German Bitters. Take nothing
else and that the signature Of C. NJ Jackson is
the wrapper Of each bottle.
The Bitters sold by drugx or sor.seepers IN
every and villag. in the United States. Caasds,
West Indies aud South America al - cents per bottle
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JOHN sEMPLE & SON.
Successor to &. II sl AVE-.

EA 1872 Second 81, MUSCArINF.
We are now offering for sale at re-.
duced prices. our large L varied stock of w.
elry. Give rs call before purch sing a. e.
wh, re- Remember tn place at Kranz's old
stau |, l52 Second street, Muse atIne, Iosa
Witches. Cloc Ks and Jewelry earthly re.
paired. -
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THE ROWING EDITOR:
Talks with Slaves In the Southern states.
81, JAMES RRDPATH of KANSAS


One nc.t Vol enc s. IS PIP. illustrated Price 81.
This Rock IL narrative VI three Journeys
stoot between Washington AMI New Orleans
contains lengthy reports Of conHdential CONVEX
.a,io-> with the Slaves in Virginia the Carroll
nxs Georgia, Alahana and Louisiana lively
descriptions If social southern auA Plantation
lie, 4 graz llic sketch Of adventure in NJ r-ouri
aud the as>t ~Uns and thorough and reliable
invest CATION Of American slavery ever publish
ed ia Our esuntry. The author has given full
and fearless report Of slave Sentim. nt--s thtHg
never hlhsr;o attempted in Am.tirs, tstcyury
enc who would know What Southern. Slavery is
SLAVERY AZ SEN Bl THE SLAVES
rod this volume II their oral evidence. aai stsrtss
record II their sapt&aad fsfnrs sssgWsl
Asto the authors 81 III as writer, 1t wili be that
extremes have me and agree
aksgrara cauid mol be dull o. tame ssyi.h il he
we're ~ try he has aot Idle bsne In hna-aua fec
ssutse, aoron., Tia all for Humanity. lie has rar.
nlsd and mature 10th IRE ndehendent and full IL
grit and will sganss wroag and tyranny with all
their mi xhs. Hon J. e.. Vaughan, in LsarsspsrtA
Tinss.
"A vis,rers writer. So. Lssis RspsbhtsH.
"A ID rAscaI, sat the hes xriter had
est Hers "-ai.n- strinrfeloa.
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THg iiorsE. Pocket Manual of Rural Areh-
" tecturc or, How to Build Country uouscs and
Out-Buildings Embracing the Origin and
Meaning of the House ; the art OF hoase-bnt!d
ing. including planning, style, and cen.truc-
tion: designs and vdescrir4ions ef cottages
farm houses villas and ou,-buik ings, Of various
cost and In the different styles Of architecture.
etc.: and an appendix. containing recipes Tor
paints and washes. stucco rUigh cast, ETC.; and
instructions for roofing building with rough
stone, unburnt brick, balloon frsnles anil the
concrete or gravel we'll by the author OF The
Garden" "rhe Farm" etc, With many origin
a! designs New York: Fowler < WELLS,
publishers 3as Broadway. Price in paper, 10
cents; in muslin, 50 cents.
This work closes the popular series Of rural
manuals to which II heoSgs. and We greatly mis-
take If i. be not destined TO command even
more generous patronage and = wider circulation
than those iavurit. of the public, "rhe Garden
The Farm" and rDoncstc Animals" which
have preceded il. Ii IL, like them. Thoroughly
practical work written for the people In style
which the people cin understand aud whiic con-
tanning everything that one win expect or desire
to lind in snch work. j. brought, by Its s1zc and
price, within the reach % all.
The hints on housc-bnilding. contained In the
second chapter arc alone worth many times the
pr.ce of the whole book.
The designs. commencing with log cabsh,
embrace hoases Ut all degrees Of cost tpart'eiFstr
attention being given tn those ol low price, shtH
Is tie great IN iss Of the people most waat and
of every desirable style of architecture. 1t Is de-
signed for all parts of the American continent
aud contains Southern ~ well a. Northern
house,.
Baras, stables. poultry houses. piggcres, ash,
house,, ice houses, and other out-bnildinss, have
also very properly place in this little b"oA' and
some admirable designs, especially Tor barns ard
stables, are given.
The series Of Rural Manuals" to which this
belongs" Tbs House." - The Garden, The
Fan M and .Domes.a Animals will lie furn-
ished /, subscribers ordering them all At once in
paper for 81, in cloth tor 81 IS. .-.
The wAair series. bound in one large. hand
some gilt volume under the title of 'llustratcd
Rural M,nues-, may be had Tor 81 81.
Address FOWLER 4 WELLS,
sos Broadway, New York.
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nD-The rumors gather strength among
the rossips at Washington that old
"Buck" is going to take doc" to
hilasclf III the White House.
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". srs rrspa.sd 10 make contrasts with deal
srs fer frat quality Anne aied sse- Nire- Nos !,
Ast 3 ia quantities OF not less than "ae taa lie
livsrAbls 81 snr Warehouse >. any tIiae previous
- the hrs, lay of Jane neIs-ire per- cenS. cash
10 be paid uhrn the contract IA Isadc balance
81 delivery. ia cassers are invited 10 r8rFes
pend With "a. THUS. ). DlChEk ON.
L.
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BIRBRIDGE & TURNER.
AltOrM eys at Law,
And General Lana Agents,

Upton IOWA.
4E~speeial attention gwen to Colectng.~s&
kxsxsEANcE--Iov. X. p. Love. kcoknk; Vim.
q. Woodward, Mascatine. Iowa; Hon. ". Mil
Ter. W. Penn t7ark. Iowa City; iIoa. Benz. +.
lrsa. 81
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rHAkEN Up, by Luke corker, at his residence
/ in Iowa township Cedar county, Iowa on
the - day q November, 1853, All estray BAY
MARE supposed to nc one year old last Spring
with few white hairs in the forehead. Apprais-
ed at SIS, before Alex. Hines, Esq.
4g.3m s. W. YOUNG clerk
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E.sYR

I>n0M the subscriber, one roh. OF five year
Il ol1s red and whtc--onc almost white, one
line back; une brindlt COW short tail
GED. v uIl ERFt'S.
F.rninyt-r. Grove Feb. g. 1864
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IsoR THE Ct'EE Of All THOSE PAINFUL
i nl>Et ~t.~ PECULIAR To- WOMEN.
Airs. Ao>rAnrr, for naans years afflicted with
most of th" aist thar are common u tcua!es
spending Es1ge 70. lsn~ia ten .ears u trying the
different mcaa. nf t.,a.mrnt tgt hsr trict. II H.
sail y ~ IRE vailed upon b. many ri he friends
- visit t4D~, December a.. sor the purpose -
regain n. her inrmrr health. White thrFc. she
7elsiG~d prescription 'rUin spanish 'hys.e a.
~ no.e sther h =,
We're tcudiHe - lie grave
With which. through the n-rcy.f Gud, she \.
restored to her youthful hsajIh.
Atter 1-f return she made Aus~h 10 hundreds
VI her female sufferers the sfeGts OF the remedy
With equally A. sTes, success
Thia ertraordiuxrg medicine /. offered to tho
public Tor the relief Of all the psinfnl aud dAa-
geroas dt-eases peculiar 10 women, and that the
female consultation IL subject To-
To those suffering fl ON 'lrol4psus TERI" La.
corrhpra Anmorrtoca, Menouhss,a, ~ ~Inenofr
h4r4-CalorasI-. speedy cure csn be obtained.
10 those suffering from aliHE ~ tAe " nh
81 Uterine weakness Of any Kind, the Female
Cordial Is especially recommended. IL - VA
rsnted to cure Ibis painful disease. II persesered
,
In all spinal affections, pain in the re ZION # the
Prrs, losneas II spirits hystrrla sick headache
and all thDsr diseases arising from tie peculiar
formation of women. the Cordial Nil bc tbwAa NJ
an immense value
Tai, m-tlrihe Aodcrates all tafess, and ri
moves ali obstruction: it lnyi seraies the d-Hits
ted constitution tor the aaties of life. and sueu
taken in middle age proves blessing.
Asdesis torb!d- H. In a public 4 advertisement.
10 make iuil the aetais hat the wrapper around
each letter will lils explain every case.
Merchants females or others by send3u. three
cent stamp, an have .nr Information coheerliug
the operations Of The medicine,
Agents waited ia eYery YIllage Of the United
States Put ap IN ha!'-ptnt bottles; 81 psf boz
ties: 80 per cent. IA to The trade. All orders
must he addressed to
nr. ) . u. STUNER0Ap.
tSots Preparatory
H.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-19
NOTICE.
IRA Ii. FUSSELNAN,
Carl enter aud Joiner. Superintendent and
Builder.

TENDERS his services to tho citizens OF Triton
j and surrounding cqpatry.
Upton. Jan. a-d, ls5g--i:Im
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-02-19
lsfaScatiIse MARKET.
DayaGp0It Market.
WHY WILL YOU DELAY ,

Whoat-nr~ 5Ge.G5c; old. o09:90c. Corn, 40t
JOG. oa!s--ncw, 4jc: old, Iue. Potatoes 5cgl