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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-06-21
SHERIFF. SALE

Bl virtue of an execution to me direct.
ed, Issued from tie Office OF the Clerk Of the Dis,
trlct Court in and for the County ofCedar and
state ot Iowa. in favor of Willard Ilammon d.
ana against John Emmcrson. have levied upon
the iollo"lng property, as the property of the
said John Emerson, to Wit:
The southwest quarter Of the northwest quar-
ter OF section four ~, township eightv-two t-2),
range one a., west Of the 9Th p NJ. and the
southwest quarter OF the southwest quarter of
section four A. township cirhty.two fs2l range
one ~, west Of the 9TH i. NJ, and northwest
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section nine
l9l, township eight. two t~Z}, range one a. west
Of tae 9TH /. W.. with the appurtenance, thereon:
SAID lands situated in Cedar county, iowa:
And shall uier the same for sale at public out
cry, a: the Court House door in the town of Tip
ton, IN Sail county, on Saturday, 23G day of
June, \. u. Ito, between the hours Of 9
o'clock \. ". and / oc!ork =. II Of said dav, to
satisfy said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated, this 2lst day Of May, \. i. l,to.
J. l.. BRADSHAW,
Pr. fee Sa4ol Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NYHEREAS, on the eth day of April, 4. d.
w 1857, JOHN Mckenzie executed unite JouS
+. DILLON as Trustee, a certain Deed of Trust
conveying unto said Trustee the following real
estate in Cedar county Iowa: to wit The
Northwest quarter of section No twenty four
GA In Township No. seventy.nine (79l north of
Range Number one ~ West of the sth p. NJ
said Deed OF Trust i, daily recorded on the rec.
ords OF said County and State in Book M" page
GIL &C
Said Deed of Trust as made as aforesaid TO Sc
cure 'he pa! mcnt OF two prCmissory notes execu-
tcd ny sald JOIN MCKENZIE to john =. Cook: one
note Tor the sum Of twenty five t25) dollars pay.
abie In SIX 49, months from the date thereof and
one other note for the sum Of two hundred and
seventy'tve dollars $50 payable in one year
from the date thereof, with interest payab,.
semi annually at the rate OF ten per cent per an.
mum after maturity. Said notes are dated It'll
April, 1881, and now are the property Of Cook,
DILLON & LlNDl.EY.
And now said last mentioned note having he
come due and payable and the said JonS Nc.
kESzIE having failed to pay the same and the
said Trustee, JouN +. DILLON, having refused to
act as such Trustee, and the County Judge Of
Scott county, Iowa, by the authority to him given
in said Deed OF Trust, having appointed the un
dersI8ned WILLIAM H. TrrnILI- Trustee in the
stead Of said john i. DILLON, |. WILLIAM H.
luTHil, Trustee so appointed do hereby g',:
this public notice that, by virtue of the pow q
in me vested shall Oh saturday the 3Oth day Of
June, A. d. 1860. at the hour of one O'Clock =.
N, of said day. at the Court House door in The
town of Upton in said Cedar county expose and
offer for sale at public auction the Real Estate
above described, or so much thereof. AS shall be
sufficient to pay the amount of said notes with
the interest thereon to the Gay of sale together
with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale. costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
WILLIAM Il. TUTHlLL.
Upton, Iowa; May 3,st, lsGO. ~
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The LADIES HOME MAGAZINE. edit.
ed by 7. S. Arthur 4 Virginia F. Town.
send, for July, is on our table, filled with
all sorts of good things for the eye and
the mind. Every family ought SO have
the magazine for it is both good and
cheap. Terms, 81 year. Address, L.
S. Arthur: & Co., 1923, Walnut St.,
Philadelphia. Pa. We can furnish it tc
our subscribers at 81. 80
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FAIRBANKS ScALEs.-Among the
number of the highest premiums award
ed to these Scales during the last thirty
years, by the most eminent scientific as
sociations in the country, and by Nation
al. State and County Fairs, are thirteen
by the Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa
State Fairs of 1859, and the National
Fair held at the same time in Chicago,
aud that, too, after sharp competition
and the most rigid tests. But what is
of more importance to practical men, as
showing not only the great strength and
accuracy, but durability, of these Scales,
is the award of superiority in these res
poets by the vast numbers who hove usce1
them for many years, all over the world,
almost, in all branches Of business, and
under all circumstances.
The skill and enterprise ofthe Messrs.
Fairbanks, and their large experience
and uneoualled facilities, enable them to
adapt their Scales to all required uses, and
at moderate prices and so long as they
keep them up to their present point of
excellence, and pursue their present hon
orable mode of dealing, the public will
wisely continue to their Scales, which
have been tried and approved, rather
than experiment with others. Chicago
Press and Tibune.
See Advertisement of Scales on fourth
page.
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LITERARY NorrCE.-One Of the m

LITERARY NOTICE.-One Of the most
interesting and useful publications which
comes to our sanctum is the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN, weekly publication devoted
to popular science. new inventions, and
the whole range If mechanic and manu-
featuring arts The Scientific American
has been published for fifteen Years, by
the well known Patent Solicitors. Messrs
MUM Il Co.. 81 Park Row, New York !:
and has yearly increased in interest and
circulation, until it has attained, We un-
dcrStand, nearly $4,000 subscribers,
which is the best of evidence that the
publication i. appreciated by the reading
public,
70 those Of our readers who NAV not
be familiar with the character Of the pa
per, VIC will! state some of tho subjects of
which 1t treats Its illustrated dcscrip.
tons Of all the most Important improve
men;s in steam and agricultural machine
~, VIII comm"nd it to the Engineer and
Farmer, while the new household inven
tons and shop tools which are illustrated
b. enCravings and described in its col
unlns, with the practical receipts con
J., tanned in every number, renders the
work desirable to housekeepcrs, and
almost Indispensable to every mechanic
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Ing new work, or repairing old
The Scientific American is universally
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The Official List of Claims, as issued
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1t is not only the best, but the largest
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The Scientific American is published
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inal cngravings, printed on heavy, fine
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A new volume commences on the lst
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BY renting s. by mail to the publish
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SHERIFF. SALE.

! BIZ NiItE@ OF an execution to me directed. is
sued from The office of the Clerk OF the Distric
Court, in and for the County Of Cedar and State
OF Iowa, in favor OF Joseph X. SNYDER and
against Isaac II. Sherman, | have levied upon
the following propcrty,as the property of the said
isaac II. ShCl Inau. to wit:
The northwest quarter Of the northeast quar-.
ter OF section one i'll township eighty one (sl),
range two ~ vest Of the 9Th principal meridian,
win the appnrtcnanccs thereon; also, the south
west quarter o. The northeast quarter Of section
one ~ IN tow snip righty-onr tHl range two
tZj west OF the 9Th principal meridian. with the
appuitenantc s thereon; said land is situated in
Cedar county. Iowa;
And shall FER the same for sale at public out
ct! at The Court House door in the town Of Tip.
ton In said county, on Saturday. the 23d day Of
June. A. ID. lACo, between the hours of 9 O'Clock
A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ OF said day, to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue there,
on
Dated this 18th day Of May A D 1850
j. l.. BRADSHAW,
Sheriff q C.dar COuufy, Iotoa.
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ut. }. N. Ives, would announce to their
~ old customers. and the public gene rally thst
having thoroughly refitted their Machinery they
will be ready to do Wool Carding on short no.
tce a: their old stand. three miles south Of Iip.
ton, during the months OF June, July and August
lsGo. They have made such repairs that they
will not be effected ythe dry weather, and cue.
work home with them. Thei. machine is Of the
best quality and will be run by an experienced
workman. They are determined that their vAsk
will satisfy all who mag favor them vi th their
patronage. Try them r. J y IVES.
rLlt ar. May 9Th. leo
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The CROPS AND WEATHER The

The CROPS AND WEATHER The
weather is now just such as our farmers
like to see. There have been rains to
give everything good start. Owing to
the drouth in the Spring, the grass crop
will be light except in the sloushs -
Wheat and oats are short, bat promise 4
fair yield. Corn looks fine and promises
an abundant crop, We last week came
from Philadelphia, through Baltimore,
Wheeling, Columbus, indianapolis, Tcrre
Elaute, Pana, and La Sale, and We no
where saw as good corn as in Iowa, OK
ccpt between Pana and La Sale, and our
wheat is better than what We saw in
Ohio and Indiana
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Cooley FOR July, is at hand, and is a
beautiful number. 1t contains eighty.
four engravings, and stories by Mrs.
Meta V. Victor, Mrs Haven, Miss
Frost, and the celebrated " Miss Slim
mems This is the first number of vol.
umc sixty one, and now is a good time
to subscribe. We can furnish it to GU,
subscribers for 81 year. Address, l..
A. Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa.
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For the Upton advertiser. !
School Eyn,n;n,s:n,

Notice is hereby given that the differ.
ent departments of Upton Union School,
Will be examined during the week com,
"enc'ng juno 18th, in the following
o'ae': PRIMARY on Monday; SECOND.
ANY on tuesday; GRAMMAR on Wed.
nesday; aud Hon School on Tbursa.,,
and Friday.
we cordially invite the friends, and
patrons of the School, and esnec;allr
those who have never vet as v;s;,a.:
made glad the teachers and pupils by
their presence.
&C. NEsrLFRopE. Stunt
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PORTRAITS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN

PORTRAITS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Garrison, & Co of Chicago, have issued
Lithographic portraits Of Hon. A. Lin
coin, of various sizes, which are said to
be very natural and very nice, which
they offer at such reasonable rates that
every friend of Lincoln can, and should
get one. The largest size is ~ by IS
inches, which they send postage p i'd for
IS cents single, and 5000 per dozen. -
The second size is IL IS inches, price
50 cents single-s25.O 90 per hundred. -
Third size, 8 X II inches, in three colors,
price 25 cents sinelc-sS. 90 per humid
red. Also "Lincoln splitting rails, "
with fiat boat in the distance, in three
colors. On the same sheet is the Rcpub-
lican Platform-pricc, 20 cents single
$500 per hundred. Also, " Lifc of
Lincon,' book of llS pages, "perfcct,
" rcliablc, price, % cents single, Sll
per hundred. Agents. are wanted -
Address, Garrison. & Co. box 1911, Chi
cago, III.
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The NATIONAL CRISIS, is the title of
new Democratic Campaign paper just
started at Washington, d. c. 1t is pub
lished semi monthly, and will be sent to
subscribers at twenty five cents single
copy % copies for $500, or 50 copies
for 1000. 1t promises to give the
truth as it isl and We would recommend
it to all who wish to take a Democratic
paper. Address, Thcophilus Fiske,
Washington City.
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PREPARE FOR THE FOURTH The
GLORIOUS Fourth of july will soon be
here, and "young America will certain
" want something to "makc fun +.
4 NJ. Childs have received a large lot Of
fire crackers which they will sell to
the "b' hoys' at reasonable rates. They
have also just received new lot of fresh
groceries, cocoanuts, &c
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s1- We invite particular attention to
an article on our second page taken from
the June number of the Iopa Instructor.
1t is from the pen Of Mr. S. II. WELLER,
of Davenport. Every real friend of the
country should, we think, carefully study
the subject of popular education, and
earnestly try to promote it. Indifference
or hostility to it, is no indication Of pat
riotism.
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BURGLART.-The store of Casad x
Gilmore was entered one night last week
through the back window, and about $50
was stolen from the drawer, Fourteen
dollars of Florence money which was in
the drawer was dropped in the street,
when it was found by Mr.. Eugene Gil
bert, and returned. There is as yet no
positive proof as to who the burglar was
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Farmers, attention !

I>HE UNDERSIGNED having the agency Of
L the celebrated Improved Buckeye Reaper
and Mower; also, Falveys, of Wisconsin and the
Combined Reaper and Mower Of J. II. Nanny. il
prepared to sell any Of them at prices to suit the
hard times. \ sample Of the above machine
can be seen, opposite the pos, office, in Upton
For terms. inquire of the undo rsigned, or r. NJ
LoNG, at the 7. O. +. HOIT Agent
Upton May Eth, IsjO-oms
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ALONXO POTTER.
Philadelphia, April 18th 1850.
From TIE Scientific .4mfrirg


CAssEIL's ILLUSTRATED FAMILY
BIBLE.-We announced, few weeks
ago, the commencement Of the publica.
ton of this famous work in the United
States. Four parts only have been is
sued but the demand has riscn-so we
are told-to 10000 copies per number :;
in London the edition is said to be go, :
600 copies. The parts already issued
here sustain most fully the highly valua-
bic character which the work presented
to US on viewing the first number
The illustrations are profu>e, and many
of them arc taken from paintings by the
most celebrated masters; drawn and en-
graved in a superior syle of art Objcc-
ton is sometimes made to subscriptions
to serials, because, in not few instances,
the publishers have failed to complete
the work, or carry it on in the style of
the beginning. But no person who is at
all acquainted with the immense resour-
ces of Mr.. John Cassell's great publish
ing house in London, Or with his world
wide reputation for vigorously carrying
forward whatever enterprise his hands
find to do, will be deferred, by reasons
like those stated, from obtaining early
possession Of the numbers of this Won
derfully cheap, but truly magnificent
edition of the Bible.
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nLD oMlNlON Coffee and Tea Pots; Masers
~ fMent minute Ice Cream Freczsrs; Artb.
u's Pa'cnt Self-SaalingFruit Jars At mauufac.
fnrers rrIccsto clotc OCT cousignp,ep,. For
FA' W 'Af, NyVR
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
GREAT BARGAINS!
THE PURCHASER MADE RICH.
Now is the Time to Invest.

THE undersigned offers to the public the fol
L lowing desirable and valuable property, at
very low rates and easy terms.
$50 acres of choice prairie land in Delaw are
county, Iowa:
800 acres in Tama county:
$50 acres partly improved in Cedar county.
delightfully."- located and designed for a grain
and stock tarm,within miles OF the county seat.
Also. $50 acres OF timber land:
Also, 800 VALUABLE" Town Lots. in Stars
Addition:
For particulars As to price, terms and locality,
Inquire of the Undersigned. or of II . C. PIArT,
once IN the basement OF the new court house:
J. II. TAitR:
Upton, February 9th l~r0-f
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Mr. VAN METER, lately editor of the
Zowa Valley Democrat, will assist in ed
iting this paper in behalf of LINCOLN 4
HAMLlN. during the canvass VALLEY
Times
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING Ma
CHIMES. Also Machines, for Tailoring
ana Leather Sewing. at G6 Lake Street,
Chicago. III Sec advertisements.
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Casseii'S Illustrated Family Bible.

From the RI. Rer. .q1oa:o Potter, D. D., BjsaoD Of
PcansUicania.
Having examined portion of the H.
lustratcd fumiIy Bt61e, now in Tho course
Of publication by Mr.. Cassell, | cannot
but express my surprise and admiration
at the beauty and cheapness Of the work.
Its artistic embellishments aad ilustra-
tions, aud the mechanical and literary
execution, are excellent; and it is offer.
ed at a price which places i: within the
reach ola large portion Of our people
| heartily wish it success.
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BLAN KS.we can now furnish all
who m y desire, with Blanks Of aim st every
description, neatly printed, aad Of the mos.
approved forms.

2y~ Shosc rs a Newspaper ,rhose columns are at
al times crotcded wHh ne,c advertisements, and re
,rW shoe you community aiire ,cHh business GR6
enterprise TIE age IS a n'"1mg one. 4 man that
s,ands in these "iatter days. riU N short time fad
himself behind lis competitors. az
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Blacks lllithing.

1--WE Subscriber is on hand a. his old stand,
L ready to do all kinds of Blacksmi ching with
neatness and dispatch. Having concluded that
he Is not rich enough to lose few hundred dol.
lars yearly in bad debts he viii not trust any one
for work. All having unsettled accounts are no.
titled that they MUST call and settle
Oct. 2ol, 1859.
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nUEENSWaRF-A large lot ius; received and
~ ct the h"s' quality ny r. Il NJ CH1tpS
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Ina STILL THEY COME! Giqton Abbertistr.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Agents for the Advertiser.

s. n RArHBrS. of Pioneer, is author7 ed to receive
subscriptions for the ADVERTISER, and rccep, for the
same.
N3C. II. SCRINEN, .7drsrtising .AgeRt. IS Dcar-
bera street Chicago, authorized to receire 3drer-
nsems",s Jor TINS and ell the leading papers Of the
North Nest.
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ESTR

= Estrayed from the subscr;h.r ~ a.,
I%Elith OF Nay, three year o,d c.s w
lZAwith one white hind foot ana ~. ooit
the of hind leg. Had rope halter tied ' arae y
his meek when he left. Any person return;n =
said horse,ot giving information as to his where
abouts, will be literally rewarded
SAMUEL DANIELS. ST..
Upton. June 9TH, lsGO.
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.NuSCatiue Market,

Muscatine Market.
Whc:;-Nvw 90u ~. Flour, s. Is u Dbl
Winter, Ito. Corn, in the ear, SOC.
Barley. 4}0.j&c. Oats-New 90.
Beans, GjcrI30. Eggs II.
Applcs-t;Icen. WSl.@5 Butter, ljc.
Dried. 81 80. llidcs-tirrcn sc.
Lumber, SlOOf3U u 1000. Dry flint l2Ml22c
Live cattle So 50 a. 50 90 per cwt.
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8. G. 4 y, STEIN.
1860 1860
COStolll-NaCle

lear
~ OUR OWN lo
French
Via cSlandI
k,crl cradle moss nmd rkmtrcsc
House, cTrade,n
Ua,e-Hons apostle Ieed Bri"am e hen's store Steam
Factory at Pu1Yoose bridge. 4 C1LL Is SOLICITED, and
S1ZISE.1C1IO-N GUIR1NZkED!
Iowa April ls lot0"m G. p
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Davenport Market.
WAca.-asv, ?oWo0o old,3ortJjc. Corn, III
TIE car. 81 n5Jc; shcliej. 3303ic. Oats-new,
27Ut2Sc; Potatoes. $685..
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QUEENS W ARE

Is uneaqua!led in the Market as to quality aad
price. We have IA large amount. which We ssS
frequently recruiting with the latest styles.
A!So general assortment of kerOse ne Lanps
and burners. which can be fitted to fluid lampe
with but little cost.
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Tobacco and Cfg0rs.

ever offered in this market which We are able Il
olcr twenty five per cent lower than the usus
retail price.
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Tirtou Market.

Corrected weekly by +. NJ. CniLDs, dealers in G
c"r"S, Provisions. Queensware, &c.
Wheat Flour " cat. $500
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and Job Word Of ali Kinds.
Old Iron, copper, brass, rags, and all kinds o
country pIu2uc" taken in exchange for ware -
Give h,:1 ! call and he will warrant salts .ac
ton. WM. u. HONENS.
r, tun :, '.~lary lG, >GO--:7
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Warranted to give entire satisfaction,
OR MONEY REFC NDED.

Lf~prafr". with orders for Machines, NAV -
forwarded - Express or Mail.
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Agricultural Tools.

Jast received, large lot of Agricultural toola
from kson Michigan. The best finished
implements made in the west. We have genes-
al assortment OF everything in this line to which
we call Your attention a. being the best and
cheapest this market can produce.