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VAPOR BATHS. SULPHUR BATHS, IoDfNK BATHS
Ininlheie ssa remedy lor Rseunsisn. Mercursl csr
plants. Colds and Cusneous diseases 70 CARgDfi,s
BeecSer street between Broadway and Bovery u. na.
fas'd9 may reso1 70 Obtain aes,s rsan sA.sa All ssis
fri trpAtnsnt
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IN 0QQ PER ErSuTE-ro CAPfTALrsrs. NAME
lV.VVO fsciurers, Ac-Tee mos, anpis And p~rf~s
MACHINE tor cttnv brsds ant anisar nas rnstsi -
ermoi-cu a. ln-eussr's kvcasn-e Ip2 liam street w
psrtsctiArs s.p,y 70 L. u. HALL 10 Prince street
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Personal.

Doritio,N;-ANY AMERICAN WOMAN HAVING A
se NOT over one week cid and wishing u adopt
W -, ~ ady oal do BY addressing II. H..
be seen: N~-A' "AN 1N'eS' ""e'e -
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thairmaa OF the Democratic State Executive Coma
Ic The Hon. Rsc4>sc NAuS, elector at large.
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UAMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDKR-RD9S
lar meeting -Brothers: regular meeting of thu inUtu
ton viii be held In he Council Chamber Of The grea, wgwan
Wednesday, July 13 hall hour amer the setting u
Punctusl attendance particularly requested
of importance vii be transacted The Grand Sacheu
elect will be Installed BY order the Grand eecl
CASPER c. CHIl.DS. Secretary.
Manhattan, Season OF Fruits seventh Moon Year of D6ce
very ~? Independence 81, and Of the IA
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-03
GEO. NJ. TABER, Cor. Sec.
Rape and Murder.

\ most horrible and revolving case of
rape and consequent death, occurred in
this city on Friday last The perpetra-
tor was wandering vagabond known for
number of years as "Crazy john" and
the victim bright little girl, eight
years Of aye, daughter of respectable
Bohemian parents.
With the circumstances or details of
the case We are not acquainted, nor care
to know further than this tina, the va
grant brute entered the home of the
child In the absence of her parents ;that
her companions frightened by his de-
meanor sought escape; that he was fed
and humanly treated, and in return de-
mahded of frightened infant the brutal
qualification of worse than brutal lust:
In affecting his purpose, a knife was
brought into requisltion and the girl so
wounded that she subs quently died and
was buried on Monday last.
John was arrested by Marshal Brim-
mer, and is now in Jail. The penalty
due crime like this is death by torture.
If the offender is irresponsible he should
at least be incarceratad for the term of
his natural life. for the protection and
safety of the community in which he
has been permitted to run wild SO long.
- Io,rd City Republicans
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SHERIFF SALE

81 virtue OF an execution
cd issued from the office of the Clsrl me direct
trict Court, in and for the County ofr r. ane DIS
state OF Iowa, in favor of Job" ana
and against Nicholas Port, have lsyi.a are
the following property, as the property nftsu
said Nicholas Port, to wit: - 'oe
One horse syears Old, One colt 3 years oil ono
Colt years DID, Two Cows, one pair of steers !
years old, one Steer years old one Steer wears
old, one Steer years old. one Bull . wears old
and live hogs; Also the s"uth-eas, fourth a of
section thlrty-one (3l), township eighty, range
two, one hundred and sixty acres Also pt
north vest fourth a. of the north east fourth IL
OF section thir,y-one t3l township eighty lsO(,
range tw" west containing 20 acres and the
northeast fourth "a of the northea fourth q !
Of section six ~ township seventy-nlne (7yl.
range two west Of the 9TH =. NJ, with the an.
purtenanccs thereon. all in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at public
cutlery, at the Court House door in the town Of
Jlptonin said county. on Thursday the oath day
OF May. a. j. ls6u, between the hours of .
o'clock A. N. and o'clock p. N. Of said day 70
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
pased this eth day Of April. A. DISCO
!. l.. BRADSHAW.
Sbf.tF = { y fer Cobr,y r.,
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For the Upton Advertiser. !

For the Upton Advertiser. .-ee~ssHs*7rnS
The Cedar County Ieac hers Association.
The Cedar County Teachers .Associa-
ton will hold its Second Quarterly SEES
sion for the year A. d. 1860, at Upton.
on Saturday May 10Th, at 10 o clock \
NJ.
b. l.. Boyn;on, will report on Parental
Responsibility; W. =. Wolf, on Our
Common Orthography-a Relic Of Bar
barism A. II Perry, on Duties of Par
ents; Hiss +. a. Worline, on Physical
Education; Miss Mary J. Gillespie, en-
The Power of Influence; Miss Elizabeth
Diits, on Truth and Error Miss Tanner
Gibson, on Self.Education; Miss Eliza
beth Smith, on Written Arithmetic r.
d. Parsons, on The Signs of the Times;
j b. Webb, on The Triumphant March
Of Intellect, aud c. W. Pritchard, on,
How Teachers Should Receive Visitors.
Questions TO- discussion
Does the course pursued by the Coun-
ty Superintendent, in comforting ccrti6.
cafes 10 1eachers, meet tue appreciation
of the Association
Does intellectual development increase
the morals Of the people?
Is it better in common schools, to pur-
sue mathematics beyond Arithmetic and
Algebra, than to employ the time in the
study of Physiology, History, Natural
and Moral Philosophy, &c?
The attention of the Association will
be called to the Institute,
At - o'clock p. NJ, Sylvanus Yates
will address the Association, upon The
Dignity and Destiny Of Man.
A general attendance of Tcachsrs and
friends of education is desired.
J. W. REEDER,
Chairman Of E1. Committss.
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Proceedings Of the Young Mems Republi.
can Association Of Rochester Tn.

Proceedings Of the Young Mems Republi.
can Association Of Rochester TP.
For the Upton Advertiser
The Young Meus Republican Asso
citation met at Rochester, on the 10Th
day Of April, aud elected the follosiu.
officers:
James Jennings, President; John
Rdseway, and Horace Wright, Vice
Presidents; VIM. Welch, Treas Geo.
NJ Taber, Cor. Secretary; r. W. Coop
cr, Levi Jennings, John D. Walker, JAS
Jennings, and Geo. NJ. Tabcr. Executive
Committee.
The committee offered a constitution
which was unanimously adopted by the
meeting. The following resolutions were
read and adopted:
Hesolced, That We cordially invite all
opposed to the present corrupt aud ex
travagant pro slavery Administration, to
unite with us in limiting slavery within
Its present bounds, land prohibiting its ex-
tension into. the Territories of the U. s.
Resolred, That we arc in favor of pro.
lection by means Of discriminating duties
On foreign imports, against the pauper
labor of Europe
Hssolced, That We are in favor of the
Homestead bill recently passed by the
House of Representatives, believing it to
be the most ctiectual way of moulding in
the right direction the Territories of the
United States.
coh &HatsbsA in That psne t q "ftcs s
publican party as enunciated in the Phil
udelphia platform of 1856.
Resoired, That we are in favor of
Pacific Railroad, to be under the auspices
Of the Federal Government.
Resoleed. That the proceedings Of the
meeting be forwarded to,,he Upton Ad-
rcHiscr for publication.
The thanks of the meeting we're re.
Spectfully rendered to Mr. JAS W Bag.
ley, for the able manner in which he ad-
dressed the meeting, and a cordial invi-
Iat!on given him to address the meeting
the I'd Tuesday of May.
JAS JENNINGS, Pres.
GEO. VI. TABER, Cor Sec.
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&IIERIEF SALE.

Rl virtue OF an execution to me directed
~ issued from the office of the Clerk of the
District Count, III and Tor the county of Jones
ana State OF Iowa. in favor of Joseph Mann
and against William II. Emerson and John En-
ersoh, ! have levied upon the following prop.
erty, as the property OF the said John Emerson.
toWit:
The northwest, quarter Of the northwest quar-.
ter OF section four \ in township eighty two 1927
north of range one - west Of the 5th y NJ.
also, the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter OF section four az in township eighty.
two ls2) north of range one o. west of the 5th
+. NJ, with thu appurteaances thereon; all in
Cedar county, Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public ont.
cry. at the Court House door in the tow. of Tin
ton, in said county, on Saturday the 10Th day of
May, A. j. ls60, between the hours of 8 o,,lncL
4. NJ. and o'clock p NJ. of said day, to satisfy
said execution aud costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1860
}. i. BRADSHAW,
T-1w Sheriff Of Cedar connty fora
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SHERIFF SALE,

IN virtue OF an alias execution to me direct
ID cd, issued from the office of the Clerk nf Tho
District Court, in and for the county Of Cedar
ana state OF Iowa, in favor of Phebc T. Edwards,
and against Elisa +. Ldv ards. | have levied
upon the following property AS the property of
the SAID Elisha +. Edwards, to-wit:
Lots NO. nine III and ten [lo,l in block No.
five l5,] in the town of Rochester. Cedar Comfy
iowa, wit the appurtenances thereon
Ana shall oi1er the same for sale at public out.
cry, at the Court House door in the town of Tin.
.oh' IN said county, on Saturday, the 5th dav of
MAY, a. u; 1860. between the hours Of 9
O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ of sail Il ~ IN
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this I'd day of April, A. d. lsso.
j. J.. BRADSHAW,
Sheriff Of Cedar County, Iora
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l>sURANCE.-We, some weeks since,
noticed the burning of a part of the roof
of the house of James Huff, in this place.
The house was insured and the Insuranc &c
Company Immediately repaired the dam
age and settled all claims against it. We
believe this is the first time that any
Insurance Company has been called up-
on to pay a loss in Upton, and in this
case the company has acted in most
honorable manner. We do not wish this
LOSS 20 inc company to be the precursor
Oh o."er losses but We do hope that it
Will lead all men to insure their buildings
in some reliable Company, and we he.
heve that the City Insurance Comnanv
for which J. S. Tuthill is agent, is as
good as can be found Mr.. Huff's house
was insured in this company.
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Fred. Douglas for President.

An honest and sincere Democrat in
this county, standing by and listening, "a
few days since, to conversation between
two other persons, heard one say Fred.
Douglas had left the country, aud would
never return &c. The honest old
Democrat replied, "WelI, did not know
he had left, and am sorry, for | inten-
ded to vote for him for the next Prcsi-
dent lie really did not know but Fred
was the prominent Democratic candi late
for President.
Reader, this is positively true, and we
can give name and place This is the
kind of Democracy we have to contend
with in this country. in many instances.
-Eyyptian Republican.
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The WEATHER is still pleasant, with
extremely cold, freezing nights. The
fruit must be nearly all killed in this sec
ton. Farmers have had an excellent
time to get in their crops and many Of
them have planted their corn, but the
ground is so cold and dry that it cannot
grow. A few warm showers would be
worth thousands of dollars to the farmers
Of this county.
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SHERIFF SALE

virtue Oh an rNecutlunto me directed is
snea from the Office of the Clerk of the Distric,
court IN AMI for the County ofJohnsou and STATE
OF Iowa, n favor If Lydia Long, and against Al
tred lfesser ! have levied upon the following
property, as the property Of the said Alfred Tres
ter. to wit:
The north half of the northeast quarter, Of
section No. six 90 in township No. eighty tso>,
range lour ~, west of the 5th p NJ with th,
afpurtenances thereon. And ia. southwest
quarter OF The southwest quarter ofScct ion ,hir.
H.,wo l321 range four al, west of the 9TH p. NJ.
with the appurtcnances thereon, said land is
situated IN Cedar County Iowa
And shall offer the same for sal. at public out.
cry at the Court House door in The town of lin.
ION, In SAID county, on Saturday. the 10Th day of
May, A. d. 1850, between the hours of 8 o clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock T. NJ. Of said day, to satisfy
sand execution and costs that may &C crue there
on.
Dated this lth day OF April, A. D lsso.
J. l.. BRADSHAW.
Sheriff n Cfdar Couniy, Ioua.
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SABlN 4 WnlrEsEL, having sold out
their first Spring purchase, have received
another lot of stoves of various kinds. so
that they now can satisfy all purchasers
both as to quality and price. They
have a lot Of ezra quality stoves and
will continue to keep up their assert.
ment.
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NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX.PAY.
ERS.

NOTICE is hereby given to all Delinquent Tax PAYERS
~ Of Cedar county. state of Iowa, for the year A. D.
1859 and all preceding years, that after Is, DAY Of
May 1900 shall proceed described by law to collect
the delinquent taxes, by distress and sale Of personal
property, where it he found. individuals ow ing
taxes WI consult their interest by paying the
before that time, the co It of mileage and collecting
will inc rease the amount largely.
Notice is also given to all persons who are ineb ed
to IN School Fund.- that unless it is paid within six
months froHa the time 1t due. shall place it in the
hands OF the District Attorney collection accord
srce With the law. SAMUEL WANPLER
T-fasn>er9 n CeI2y Co.. vtcc.
YrIt~p. Aryll ~. laan
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1861
Woods Nursery.
On Prairie SS,il !ssPricp Redncei.

THREE year old Apple Trees comprising
/ about % har dy varieties. selected since the
screre winter of '5!-Sl IS To- $40 per l0O-$75 per
1000. Older trees price according to quantity
Two year old siiver-Leafed Maple trees at the
same rate.
Also Hungarian Grass Seed for sale. All or
dsys accompanied BY cash, or note with approved
refsre2ee No credit GU less than -, over ten
u,:.ss %. Adc.css: &. WO1D8.
SWingiale, Cedar Co. Y5wi,
yan lcth IstG-g.us
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pA- The Cedar Democrat has passed
into the hands Of D. II. RousH, Esq,
who is now the editor and proprietor.
We extend our Bsy~ to friend RoUsu
and wish him prosperity in everything
but his politics. Mr.. RousI announces
that "the Democrat will remain true
and faithful exponent of the principles
" of the great National Democratic party
" OF the country, and in all cases, will
" extend to regular nominations bold,
" jealous and disnifed support
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DR.. =. A. CARPENTER has removed tc
West Liberty, where he intends to prac
tice his profession. The DR.. leaves here
large circle of friends and wcll.wishcrs
who will rejoice in his meeting with that
success which he SO richly deserves
We can assure the citizens of West Lib
erty that they will fad him to be gen.
tleman every way worthy of their conf.
dence.
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9SIhose wanting good and enter.
tanning reading, will find it in the writ.
lngs of L. s. Arthcr A new volume Of
his "Temperance tales is just issued.
Read advertisement
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IMPORTERS Of Crochcry and Glassware, ant
1 dcslers in
Britannia and Plated Warc,
Girandolenes, Solar and Kerosene Lamps
Richly decorated guided and plain white
CHINA.
In great variety. Fine double silver plated
goods; beautiful Bohemian cut Glass.
ware; fine China Vases. Colognes;
Toy and Tca.Sctts; splendid oval
Mirrors; fine ivory and common Ia.
bic cutlery plated and britannia
Casters and the largest stock Of
WHITE GRANITE WARE.
Common crockory and Glassware At
wholesale and retail to be found in the
state.
Merchants are particularly requested to give US
call before going East, as we import our crock
cry direct from the potteres OF Europe, which
enables us to sell to the trade At small advance
and as low as they can purchase East, with the
freiChts added, saving them time and breakage
hu- The best quality of Kerosene Oil,-asS
of IA ght color. constantly on hand
GEO. ". DlLLAWAY Il BRO,
Weeds Block III Main Street
Dec 1899 MusCATISE, Iowa.
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BOOK BINDING.

EE1EfN THE Subscribers having received
zV their new ruling machine and a
large stock of binding mate rial, are
prepared to do all kinds of work in their line in
the very best manner.
ALL KINDS OF BLANK BOOKS
Manufactured to order, in the best style. Books
and Magazines bound in any style desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed to all who may try
US
). S. DANIELS will act as our agent for Cedar
county. to whom application for work may be
made. RAYMOND, EYSTRA d co.
Muscatine, June lsth ls59-e-2Mf
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING Ma
CHINEs-Also Machines, for Tailoring
and Leather Sewing, at &C Lake Street,
Chicago, III. See Advertisement.
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eW Insure in the Girar1 Insurance
Company; S. Yates, agent for it is one
of the very best companies in existence.
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Wilton Market.

Corrected IS J. j. RIDER. dealer ia D,y-Guois Gro
CeriCs. &c.
IliceS Of grain, ills day, January til
Wheat, 4 T.. sc, corn; in the car, 250t2-r: shtl
led 500 ;"r; Oats 25c potatoes SOC. Pork, slusj
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PolsoNED.-Fuur or five members Of
the family of Mr.. A. +. Cornwall of this
town, were poisoned on last Friday, by
eating pie plant teares, boiled up for
greens All but Mrs. Cornwall are in a
talr way to recover. She is still danger.
Gus. 1t should be remembered by all,
that the leaf of the pie plant contains an
acid that is very poisonous, and they
should never be eaten.
Since the above was in type, we learn
that Mrs. Z. is considered out of dagger.
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@ Wheat, Flour, and good Potatoes
will be received in payment for the
Adccrtiser.
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ESTRAY HORSE.

TAKEN UP by GiIbclt johnson, at his resi-
dence in Sugar Creek township, Cedar county.
Iowa. on or about the l4th day of February, 4.
ID. lsGO, BAY MARE, y it'll white on the nos
trils and a star in the forehead, and mark on
the back occasioned by a saddle; abou, fifteen
hands high. and about four years old, and an.
praised at $50.
ALONZO SHAW, Clerk &C.
Upton, Feb 2lst. lstO-sms
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WALL PAPER is now in good demand
and X. NJ. Burnett of Muscatine has GOT
just the largest and best stock ever offer
ed in Iowa. His prices too are to suit
the times. He also has large variety
of books and everything usually kept in
book store. He has supply of those
nice row parlor ornaments-stereoscopes
with a supply of stcreoscopic views.
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nA- We are under obligations to the
officers of the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
road for complimentary Excursion
Ticket, which will pass US, free of charge
over that road and all its Western con
nectlons. We hope to be able to avail
ourselves of this opportunity to visit our
National Capitol and its surroundings,
S. l.. Wade, l6s Second st., Musca-
tine, has everything that can be called
for in the millinery line, which he is
selling low at wholesale and retail. Nice
"shakers' for 50 to 10 cents, and other
things in proportion. You can, at
Waide's, End that "loyc Of a bonnet"
that will just fit and suit your wife, Sis
ter or daughter. Call aud see.
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II You want first class Ambrotype
or Mileneotype Of yourself or friends,
call at J.. u, SIHNoSn's Skv Light
GALLERY
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ANTONIO VERCIA.
Barber and Hair-Dresser,
HAS opened a BARBER SHOP in Tipton, and is noy
= prepared to Shave, Cut and Dress Hair Shampoo
&c From long experience he feels confident Of giving
satisfaction Give him eall-frst door Of the
Union Hotel.
NB.-He is also prepared to do WHITEWAsHING
in the most approve ed manner. nI5v7
A New supply of dri ell currants and seedlss
n raisins at E. Il NJ CHILDS.
DUY your Tobacco at Z. & N. CHlLDS,, and
I'D save rs per cent.
NEW and fresh supply Of Sugar. coffee. No
lagses, Sc, Just received by T.. 4 ~ 'HlLpe
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MuScatiNe Marke

MusCatiue Market.
"hcai--New, 9o0t 81 Flour. S4.15 ~ Dbl
Winter Ito. Conn, in the car, ?5r.
BARLEY, 3A0:ior. 0ats-\eN, SOC.
Beans, C'cW3U. Eggs, J..
Arples-Grccn. 6tsl.2j Butter. l5c.
Dried, $50. IIides-tsrecn e.
LumherSlO a 50 y Loco. Dry flint i2ul.ic
Live cattle. So 30 at 50 co per cwt
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NOTICE..

# NOTICE.
N LII persons indebted to the undersigned
81 either by note or book account are hereby
Sqnested to lqnidatc same before January lst,
so - oil unsettled claims standing over at that
me VIII be placed in the hands Of an attorney
-. csHectton. JAS d c.. A. MYER
Upton. Iowa, Nov. % 1859
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LANKS.---We can now furnish all
who may desire, with Blanks OF almost every
description, neatly printed, and OF the most
approved forms.

~ Shoe rs a Newspaper whose columns are at
al times crouded rith nesc Advertisements. and ws
,cW shoe you q community aifre Nth business and
enterprise. The age is mouing one 4 man that
Glands in these "iatter days" ,cU IN short time ad
himself behind his competitors. -l52
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Davenport Market.

Wheat-new. ooE'95 old 3nGr55c Corn, IN
the ear, .'a 'oy; sAcllcd, 1SW30c nats-ncw,
5oM3ac; PutAt""s i5dja
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d,ipton Abbtrtistr.
LOCAL DEPAR TMENT
Agents for the Advertiser.

:. n R,rHBrN, Of Pioneer is authorized to receive
subscriptions for the ADVERTISER, and receipt for the
same.
III c. II. SC R1NEN, Advertising agent. 63 Dear
born street. Cheago, is authorized TO reeere sdrer-
hseme"s for thts and all the leadi"g papers Of the
North Nest.
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QUEEN SNARE

is uneaqualled in the Market as 70 quality and
price. We have large amount, which We are
frequently recruiting with the latest styles.
Also, general assortment of Kerosene Lsmps
and burners which can be fitted to fluid lamps
with but li:tlc cost.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-05-03
Tobacco and Ctgars.

ever offered in this market which we are able
offer twenty five per cent lower than the usu
retail price.
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