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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-08
II REIGART, Sec.
Upton X r. Office, .Jan IS, 80.

IL NoRnwEsTERS FARMER for January Is on
our table. This excellent periodical continues
to improve and is now the best monthly agrieul-
tuFal journal i'll the West. Every one ought to
I ke IT, See prospectus in another place and
clubbing terms at the head Of this column.
InE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for January is at
hand filled with good things as usual. The At
l'ntie Is decidedly the best literary magazine
Published We hope more OF our readers will
avail themselves of our Offer to furnish them the
Atlantic for s.. The contents of the January No.
are Olympus aud Assard," "Junai.a," Left Be-
hind" Coffee aud Tea "Men of the Sea-" Chic
adec," 'ihe lllustrious Obscure The New Lii.
o! Dante" al Sea-" Bulls and Bears" The
Professor Of the Breakfast Table" "The Minis.
ter's Wooing," Whites Shakespeare" Reviews
and Literary Notices."
IARrER's MAGAZINE for January is on our ia.
bic. Its contents are Of the usual varied and in.
terctsing character. IL is useless to speak in
prise OF Harper, for every one knows its excel.
lencies. See prospectus in another column.
THE OBEnLs STUDENTS MoxruLY.-We have
received the second number of this new month
~. Ii Is devoted to religion. politics aud litera.
tnre. and is edited by five persons chosen by the
various literary soci cites of the College. Each
number contains forty two pages, is got up in
good style and its contents are illustrative of the
varied sentiment prevailing a. oberlin. Ii
should be taken by all friends Of Olerlin as
matter OF course, and it should be taken hs all II.
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TREASURES NOTICE.

Tarcs for 1858 now due and pGyo,Ye
i people and loving taxpayers Of "Old Co
dra,' that their County, State, school Road and
District Taxes for the year A. D. 1853 are now
due and greatly needed. You are therefore no
tifsds hat the law ;iyes the time for the payment
Of the same between the lst day OF Nov. 1858,
and the 18th day Of January 1859
It's 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 Is per cent will he rigidly enforce
Road Certificates from your respective Snperyi,
sors before presenting yourselves for settlement
at this Office. II. G. piATT
Treasurer Of Cedar county Iowa.
' Ripton, Treasnrcrs Office, Nov. 4th, 1855.
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INDEBTED TO THE sCHOOLFUyu

I6UEBT Ed To TIE sTHUUL FUND.
Dnblie Notice ia hereby given To all persons
i concerned, that the interest on all MONEYS due
the senooi fnnd OF Cedar county Iowa, is due and
payable at the Ireasurer's Office in said county.
on or before the first day sf Jaunary 4. ID lsso
Ana II said interest Ii not paid ~ above speci
ned, two per cent as a penalty or non payment
Tor each month, will be added upon the interest
due.
You are further notified that il said interest /.
not paid within six months from the first day If
January 1869, the amounts unpaid will be repor
ted TO the district attorney for collection as
ploy by law. n g. PiATT. Tr,.s
Upton Cedar county IONA $50 ~
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T. ST II Az s..

Taken up by Jackomyer Baldwin, at his esi-
L dence in Cass Township on the 4,h day of
December 1855 an estray mare, color brown,
small white spot on the left side ef the neck,
right hip dawn, about /. ha ads high aud sup
posed lie years old. Appraised at SIS, before
i. 6. IIsk, Esq.
523m 8. W. YOUNG. Crk.
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X the GREATEST
s: MEDICAL
& DISCOVERY
u OF THE AGE,
Mr. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered n
one OF oar common pasture weeds
remedy that cures
EN ERl KIND DE ul[MQRi

~
From ds Worst Scrot,aa 10 Common Pi,n,ts.
lie has tried it III 100 cases, and filede,
eept III tive eases-poth thunder hamor lie has now in
his possession two hundred cert
att within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles warranted to cure soremouth
one to three bottles will cure the worst Kind p
PIES on the face.
Two to three hotties viii clear the system ofBiles
Two bottles are warranted to tile worst oanker in
the mouth stomach.
Three bottles are warranted to eur, III. wors,
of Efysipelas.
One . two bottles warranted to cure al humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles to cure running of,he ear,
and b'otches among the hair
Four to six bottles led to cure eerrupt nd
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruption otthe skin.
Two or three bottles are sarantedto cure the worst
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the nos,
desperate cases Of rhenmatism
Three to four bottles warranted to cure the asl
rhenme.
Fiveto eight bottles will the worst c.ses Of
fula.
benefit is always experienced from the first bottle
and perfect cure is warranted Whenever the abe
quantity 10 taken.
Nothing looks 50 Improbable to those who have u
vain tried all the wonderful medicines OF the day. a.
though coaaon common weed growing the past
and along old stone walls should cure every humor in
the system; yet IT is a fixed fact. Ifyou have a hu
NOR, IL has to start There IFS nor ANps nm.
nor has about It suitng some cases hut not ,ouys
pedded thousand bottles OF Il il tn. yicini,, a,
Boston. know the effect Of it in every case II Ia.
already done some OF the greatest ever don. in
$50 ~ " NHbafeH seaf old, to old
people ofsxty. have seen poor, puny. worm, -laok
Ing children, whose flesh soft and fabhy restored
to perfect state OF hsalth by the one bottle
To those who are subject To sick head ache one bot
lie will always cure it. 1t gives great relief in
and dizziness Some who had takon 1t had been COS
tive for years, and have been regulate by it, Where
the body ~ sound IT works quite easy hut where
any arrangement OF the functions Of nature, it will
cause very singular feelings hut you must not he alarm
ed; they always disappear in from four DAYS to week
There Is never bad esult from IL: on the eon,,ary
when that feeling is gone. you viii feel ,nnrseIf Ill
nc" person heard some u the extravagant n
eomsnms Of II that every man listened to-
Manufactured hv DONALD KENNEDY y. rof
warren stree, RnS'urr, Mass. rrir. 81, 90
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RAILROAD MEETING AT ROME. In
another column We give the proceedings
of Railroad meeting held at Rome,
Jones county, on the ed ult 1t shows
that the people in that section are getting
in earnest for a railroad A meeting is
to be held at Rome on Wednesday neat,
at which it is expected there will be del
cgatcs from Muscatiuc, Dubuque, Ana
mo>a aud Upton. Our Railroad Com
pany have appointed the following per
sons delegates to said convention, to wit:
S S. Daniels, Willard Hammond, l.. ID.
Durbln, S. J Crew, Geo Schmu cker,
Jno. IL. Starr, =. Fleming, s. A. Bis
sell, s. w. Young, VIM. H. Tuthill
VIM Fraseur, John Culbertson, and Jno.
IL. Biroly.
1t is all important Il at the delegates
should attend, as upon the construction
o the proposed road, may depend the
Immediate completion of our road
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS,

snbAt lNDSSEME NISs
TO any one paying us So 80 we will
furnish the Upton A2eer.iser one year
aud also one copy of either Harpcr's
Magazine, The Atlantic Monthly, or
Godey's Lady's Book, for one year.
For - Is we will furnish the Adcer,
!tser, and either fetcrson's Magazine, or
Ar'har's Ladies' Home Magazine, for
one year.
For g. 80 we will furnish the Adrer-
itser and Life Illustrated, 6rst-class
pictorial family paper, devoted to enter
tainncnt, improvement and progress, for
one year,
For S. we will furnish the Advertiser
aud the American chronological Journal
or The Water Cgrc Journal, for one year
For s., we will furnish the Advertiser
and the North Western Farmer for one
year. See prospectus in another Col
umn
1t is not necessary that the Magazines
should be taken at this Post Office, they
will be sent to any post Office in the Uni
ted States. Now is a good time to sub
scribe. Our list comprises all the best
Magazines.
For s., we will furnish the Advertiser
aud the Gsaescc Farmer for Que year and
copy of the Rard Aanuot published at
the Genesee Farmer Office.
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linton Steam Mill Flour.

1 LII those who desire an extra article Of SUI
~ pertihe Flour, made from an extra selected
article of wheat "a cheap or cheaper than can lie
bought at any other place in town, can please
themselves by calling at tie Upton City Mills
where we always keep it on hand. We will war
rant all such Hour, aud deliver the same at your
doors. .. II. STOUT.
Upton, Feb. -, 1858. OF
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-08

TAKEN Up, by Luke Corker at his residence
i in Iowa township. Cedar county, Iowa on
the - day Of November, 1855, an es.ray BAY
MARE supposed to be one year old LAST Spring
with a few white hairs in the forehead Apprais-
ed NJ s35. before Alex. Hines ESQ
so-3m. 8. W. YOUNG clerk
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=. p. & w. DEANS
CASH PRICES FOR
Leather. Hides. Furs. Pelts and Game.
TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS of the TIP
TON RAIL ROAD.

The undersigned would most respectfully Ia.
form those Stockholders who have subscribed
Labor. Provisions &c that THEN subscfigtiona
must lie paid according TO the terms Of sniecrip
ton, or the company i'll he compelled to use
coersive measures, which will require payment
in cash. JOS. X SNYDER
Upton, December. 18th, 1855 al-2w
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-08

Hos. JAS. HARLAN, Senator in Con
gress, will please accept our thanks for
volume 8 Of the Surveys for Railroad
from the Missippi to the Pacific
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-01-08

TnE Cons COLLATION., is the name of
new paper just started in New York
under the management of Park Benja.
min Esq Read the prospectus in an
other column.
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IyTLrENzA. AsD COMMON coin,


INFLUENZA, AND COMMON COLD,
Like thieves in the silence Of the night have carried
many to the silent grave. They caused by a sudden
check Of pefsration by which the stomach rendered
Inactive aud the lungs become loaded with corrupted
matter which the blood and disease is the resuE
For all colds, coughs, and chills succeeded by heat
and for all every form hoarscness and rawness
Of throat lungs and stomach, and for all weakness
and sickness of every kind, from three to Ave Of these
Pulls going TO bed for few days, viii be all that you
require restore your operfcct health 1t has been
mitted and claimed all Europe, that there never
''was medicine that will extirpate all Of dis
from the =, sem equal to Dr. Morsc's Indian Root
Pills" that the you take them, the stronger you
grow. They are founded upon the principle that the
human body is subj to hut disease, namely cor
rapt humors These Pills only eense the bowels,
but also follow the blood through every vein and arte
ry aud purify II from all morbid and corrupt humor
that disease Of every is driven from the body.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Females who value health should I've without
these Pills 1t has been admitted by a number of phys
cians that females cannot highly prize them They
have given health and s dts hu nred Of females who
without them would have been in their graves They
purify the hona, distractions and give the skin
beautiful, clear, h3aithy. and interesting appearance
box Of these Pills is great medical companion at
tain periods. From three should bc every
day until rslefi Is ohained few doses occasionally.
when we'll, will keep the system in a he Athy nditon.
BEWARE OF QChCK NoSTRUNs and QUACK
DOCTORS.-rsc lIelmbolds Highly Conccn.ra-
ted Extract Buchu for all diseases Of the bladder
kidneys and sexual organs Read the alyertis
mcnt "Helmboll's Genuine Preparation"
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HOOFLAND's GERMAN BlfTEKS.
Prepared By DR.. C. NJ Jsekson, Ne. 41s Arch Street,
nj. p1

HOOFLAND,s GERMAN BlTTERS..
Prepared By DR.. c. NJ Jsekson, Ne. 41s Arch Street,
Philadelphia, Pc.
READ WHAT rs SAID or THEN.
Scorr Cortland Co., n Y. March 2lst, 1857.
DR.. G. NJ Jackson. Dear Sir; In bchnf Of the al
ncted, pen a few lines to YOU. have suffered and
doctorsd myself, and know how to pity those In like
condition. Ultl commenced taking your Bitters las.
summer, WAS able to do nything, even to sit
any considerable length Of timS. Before had taken
the first bottle felt like man, and now, AFT or ha-
wing continued the o: them a short time, in the
Of the year, an able to lsssr AsrS sss-y
day. To say the least, think have received more
benefit from the Bittsrs than all the medicines have
taken. have not only used your Bitt.rs myself, but
have given bottles and parts Of bottles 70 those
planning of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, and in
ry case, they tell they have taken medicine 80
beneficial as the Bisters. fE@aga
Respectfully yours, af
JAMES voy BKSSCH0TER
The Btters are soll by dru ggists stdekeepcrs In
every town and village ia the United States, Caaads,
West Indies and South America at Is cents per bottle
5lw4
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there. Send one dollar to Shankland Harmon,
Oberlin, Ohio, and the monthly will be sent tor
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NOTICE. There will be n meeting of
the Board of Directors of the Upton Rail
road held on Saturday, the 10Th inst, at
8 clock A NJ, 1t is very important
that every member of the Board, be
present, ms business Of great importance
will come before them"
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At the residence of the brides father. in Sugar
Creek township on the 3uth OF December. 1853,
bv the Rev. J. W. ,nett, Nj. George A. Given
iowa.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-30

always Inconsistent with order and neatutss
We dropped into another cellar, som,
twenty feet long and ten feet wide % one enc
and eight at the other Two tiers of hunks
placed end 10 end along the side, were ouly
100 part occupied IN an emergency the see'
peIs we're tucked under tho lower one on lhl
earth, Twenty could be lodged there com
iormhly, ,aid the German lessee Of the prem,
ises, and bee had taken thirty in, The loud
voices Of Ihe people carousing In the "ol1sed'
hur room over hcud did not prevent one lit.
.lle one from sleeping soupdy By the side of
ir mother Air there was none, nor could
bc except as IL might he forced in through
the only door of entrance, Quite q company
had gathered about the ccllnr-way, who ask
ed us We lcit, "whc,hor We found it9 When
assured that we we're not looking Tor stolen
property, one asked earnestly, II IL was the
yellow lever We were hooking for, then, IN.
stinclIycly prcsumiug IN what hauuts yellow
Jack will be- sure 20 be found when on shore.
Next We turned into Cow Bay, and in turn
explored most Of the rooms that are entered
from this noted alley. Climbing TO the TOP
Of one the frlhcst zap, much knocking on the
door brought an answer from a n,-huircd
old man, who dcpIorcG his poverty. lie
used to take dodgers but all his bcd-clothcs
had been stolen, and now he had none, but
lived In filthy solitude, In another attic
room blac, man owned the drunken white
woman at bis feet on the floor ~ his new
wife. Three wrctchcd white women ere in
% corner One Of them protested that their,
was the true happy family, but their ribaldr,-
dcgcncmtrd into angry oaths and curse, ON
as as We lcft, \ vacant. room adjoining
emitted most sickcung odor, aud for eau.
SEES thai were apparent ON entering IL, In
another an infant waIcryiug. 4 wom1n Of
reputable appearance and clc,nly, Who was
trying 20 comfort IL, with q scom Of despair
ON her face said her husband was away, lock.
ed up nov three months, a, a witness. And
so they Wl were, each with q tale Of misery
10 toll, or u asleep with o still more hopeless,
story written on thc,r faces. Some Of these
people pay rents that would sccyrc for them
decent apartments 10 decent parts OF the cit,.
But they seldom leave them, cIccp, 10 20 up
to Bhckw'Ns Island, or to their common
lodging, in the ditch of Potter, Field.
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I'VE want none Of your rhya Sou own
honef"
"But want 10 explain, Capt Loher, he
come 90 me billn over With wrath, and
aHtd me- lld ] own q hoss, and ! told him
yes Then hr bFd over more, made lots n
threats 4ud went Of in heap Of passion
nl1rc gould rNpHIu,'
"liggr do you deny that your horse wac in
"lt couldn't a been there unless somebody
put IN there"
That's not the thing, DO you deny that
your horse did the damage p
"Sarin do"
"fours Il % white horse P'
"lialhtr yllIcri'h cast, Squire"
"Ann poor and old ''
~ leclle shlky, think"
"lhru how do you know il was not your
horse that did the damage P"
That's just the pint want tocXplain, sir, Z"
answered Joe with impruurbahlr gravity.
M uybudy uNcd mo This afore come up
here, should told rm ull about IL. The net
~, squire, ! never owned but one hoss In my
llr nua never expect 20, and that ere is q
sais -hoisf"
The Court suiA'd and hid Il face behind
book, the Captains counsel looking yer,
blank, and the Captain himself turned yer,
red and pale by turns In the meantime the
spectators came nigh splitting their sides
With laughter, Some trird. 90 rcprmand Joe
for this result bht bee was so simple and
honest on the occasion that an blame hIl
where IL Lclongod, upon the man that brought
the suit IL was very easily proved that joe
never owned live hoss, and be- was sent
about his business,
II was o small affair, perhaps. but Il made
q great nni'ci aud 80 hot aud heavy we're
the various remarks that came showrring
down upon Daniel lohcr, that in less than
% month be- was glad 10 sell out and move.
Alter thi',' Uncle Joc's hen, and geese
wandered about without fear Of being Shot
but bio 'old hp,s' never was known To- go
away except when it went upon is masters
shoulder
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ilrWas silrm- but there vas dull deed
pain al Die helr-somr void which urt could
never Gll
The silent dinner eas over rhe went forth
iu beg shining r9Lcs, vilh pearls IN her hair
aud bracelets ela'ping bcr arms 10 an eve
ming of dissipation and Raery, with sweet
'nilc' for the LeoU monde, but none for her
home
While MynarI, phcLa long and gloomy
rayode by his lonely Greside, took his hat
and went away 20 the club, that brilliant
place u gaiety and mirth, through whose
chnudcirred portals NO many foot has trod
the broad palh Of destruction.
Poor mnu-he had ~ home