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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12
TIE BreckiSridsises In Missouri.

s Sry Louis. July 3.---Att the Breckenridge
and Lane ratification meeting this evening
which was we'll attended, Senator Green
made speech, after which, on account Of
the Douglas proclisities of the Democratic
candidates for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, new nominations were made
for those Offices, Hancock johnson for the
former, and Monroe Parsons for the latter.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

u Two or three communicates and the re-
nsining portion Of the history Of the Life and
Public Services Of his Mightiness, Marcus Aurelius
Orlando julius Cesar Packard, the Pompous, are
unsvesdably crowded out this week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

OOrr neighbor must have been fuddIed or Ia
boring under it OF "srcmendous trimbles" wher
he indicted the following sentence in his last pa
per: ~ ns1 ar.sss.s 3 ' sa
"Mattingiy, of the Republican. gave the Demo
Gratis. who we're intown on the 2Sth I2Sthfl of las
month-what they Fthey9] threatened he weuI.
give us-be cause they did not drink Hoham's La
ger exclusively" sa.t', eoss 11l taf ssitsfr o.
Can any one make any sense out Of this sen
tence' We never said word about any "Demo
cratswho we're In town on the 18th of last month >
We suppose he meant to say the 23d. but was eli
ther too much ''how-come you So" or too great,
disturbed by = huge apparition, labelled "AFFI.
DAvIT", that stood behind his chair, to kno.
what he wanted 70 say. Who we're they tina
threatened you what he would dot What despe
rate condition the poor fellow must be in. VIVA
was il "tAey threatened he would give your
That our neishbor may not have any cause to
accuse US Of garbling his language, as well as to
afford our readers the pleasure of perusimg one o.
his brilliant productions. we append the balance o.
the paragraph of which the above extract compo
ses the first sentence: = e
.sHe has sometimes accused us, without cause
Of drinking something stronger than Lager
and 50 he goes on. We guess the whole
secret is, that be cannot endure a Democrat, nc
matter what his habits are. We think il would
look more consistent for him to quit drinking bran
dy and take to lager, if he is so anxious to have
Mr.. Hoham prosper in his business" gi g.
What do you think now, reader, DO you not
think We ought to "throw up the sponge" without
further delay, and yield the "belt" at once to thi.
modern Heenan in intellcct7 Who can withstand
his ponderous logic and keen, cutting, sarcastic
witt He says We have Sometimes accused him
without cause, of drinking something stronger thar
Lager" and as he is man whose veracity is above
suspicion, notwithstanding that little affidavit Of
fair, and notwithstanding he is frequently seer
lodging into certain saloon, ne shall have tc
yield the Pinf also, We suppose. We were mo-
aware that we had expressed ony anxiety abou
Mr.. Hoham's prosperity in business, but our neigh
Dor says We have and our neighbor is veraciou
man. We would deny drinking brandy, but wcr,
We to do 30 we fear our neighbor would file al
affidavit to the contrary. and of course every bod,
wozld believe him ,ars-l
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

u Henry Higgins. Esq. edi.or of the La Porte
Times, wss nominated in this place yesterday as
the Democratic candidate for Senator for the Dis,
trict composed of the counties Of La Porte and
Strke. -
DIR. "A. Teegarden, Of La Porte. is the Repubi
can candidate for Senator In that district. We
take pleasure in commenting him to our numerous
readers in Starke as every way worthy of their sup
port. 8d 81 e sis- ai .l..i u
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

,%How on earth can the Democratic
party be expected to preserve the Union Of
the States when It couldn't preserve its
own union? -. -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

~ The communication m the last De mocrat
underthe caption Of "Fulton County," and sign
ed "FultoB," is evidently the production of Mar
Gus Aurelius Julius Caesar Packard, the Pompous.
The reason we state this so positively is that it
sounds like him, and contains some favorite and
common expressions of his, such as ''old Mating
ly." &c. No one else, either in Marshall or Full
ton counties, except the editor of the Democrat,
has 50 ltte regard for his standing as man OF ve-
racity as to make such base and groundless insin-
uatons in regard to the habits and character Of the
editor Of the Rochester Mercury. No else
has little and political sagacty as to speak
Of mans poverty as a crime in a newspaper
Marcus loves to hate "old Mattingly." The rea-
son is that he regards him the author of all lis
woes, and like all men Of small mental caliber
cherishes malice and hatred in his heart not only
toward him but all others who are his superiors in
intellect 1t is true are considerably older than
his Mshtincss, Marcus Aurelius Julius Caesar
Packard, the Pompous, whose dignity vas so high
~ insulted last spring BY the Republicans nomina-
ting "greasy mechanic and "mnd- sill" to run
against him for Trustee. but we are young enough
for him in any respect. Notwithstanding Marcus
has frequently abused and vili6ed US on the streets
in the presence Of our friends, We harbor no malice
in our heart to~ard him, for the reason that we
DO not believe that he has ever injured Us parti
Gle, and Ifhe had it would still be the same. Weask
quarters Of our political opponents. but always
stand ready to fight them with any weapons they
may select, and If they vanquish US we shall yield
the palm gracefully and allow no malice toward
them afterwird TO rankle in our heart and disturb
our peace. ....-... ~. ,e.saI.i
Now, Marcus, tell US, If you please. the name Of
the respectable young man from Rochester, on
whose authority you made the Icing statements
you did before the Club We do not believe any
young man from Rochester ever told you the false
hoods JON uttered, but that you concocted them
yourself, and knew them to be false at the time
you uttered them, stf-.rrf.V n.fl ct<t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

TIE CHoLERA.-The cholera is raging
with great violence on the Malabar coast.
OF 5. 043 people attacked by this awful
scourge in January, 4,45s died.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

u It is said that portion OF the Democratic
electoral ticket in this Stte is for Breckenridge,
and his friends will have full ticket in nomna
ton By the first Of August.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

Coal Oil is said to to be sure destroy
err Of bed bugs Apply .plentilully With
small brush or feather to the places where
they most do congregate. The cure Is eff
fectual and permanent. q Gilt frames.
chandeliers, &C., rubbedslightly over with
coal oil will not be disturbed by flies.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TO krV:1LEDS.
DOCTOR EARDMAN.
ANALYTIC PHYSICIAN, AND
Physician for Diseases Of
THE LUNGS.

Formerly Physician to the
Cincinnati Marine Hospital,
AND INFALID'S RETREAT.
Corresponding Member of the
LONDON MEDICAL SOCIETY Of OBSERVATION,
AUTHOR OF
LETTERS TO NVALLDS,
AID EDITOR OF
The Medical StetOscOpe.
MAY BE CONSULTED AT
Physorrp, Ind, Edwards house, Tuesday,
august 18th, 1850.
WARSAW. Ind, Wright Hos.e,) Aug. H.
Analysc-t psSetee differs srsm every other srs-
ten, eT.r yet adopscd--comprehcnd ALL the tried
and substantial facts in medical seiei &c, and is
neither AlopitlIc, Homeopathic BotaRic, Eclectic
or HydrophasAae, fos these OF less srcia-
Sizes; tied down To- n sOtair rra.1ioe-
DIR. HARDNAN trea's Consumption. Bronchi-
us. LnrynGsiS, AsthRn a,ss sF Diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs, By Ned'c=S Inhalation.
DIR. Hartman uses no mineral poiso1s.
DIS. HardInan does not teal down the system to
build up again,
Dr.. iEtrtirran does r,s mike sick 20 make we'll
Dr.. Hardrr,n will not prescribe without pros
p-es q benetitiHg bfs patients.
DR.. Hudnsan hrs recorded Size names of all his
patients in books, anil has norr over 10000 eases.
Or. HaEdsnn VII earry With b n his medicines
and will be prepared 10 fornish patients with appro
pirate remedies, strictly froa the vegetable ling
dom. n - - ~ - s.E $500 ~
eve use such baIrns rs hare no strife
With Nature, the laws of life;
With blood our IlaBds we never stain,
Nor poison men to ease their pain.'
] : De- Hartman does not charge for constellation
| Dr. Hdrlmin deyotes particular attention to
Diseases OF Females. ~
| DR. IErdpan treats all chronic or long standing
diseases of the Lungs, Liver, Stomach, Bcvels,
Bladder, Kidneys. Brain, Heart, Nerves, Wonh,
Sslr<n, Spine, Eyes, Ears, &C.; Serofuia, Fits,
Cancers, Rheumatism, Dropsy, Skin Diseases, Fe-
yer SORES, Catarrlr, Seminal w eakness. Ne ~zfsia,
Whites, Insanity, Dyspepsia, Giddins~, Heas Or
Urine, Syphilis, Piles, Sick Hexlaehe. Enlarged
Tonsils, &C. EJaIy l2nl3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12
Ashamed Of his Platform.

Our neighbor must be ashamed Of the Platform
adopted By the Douglas section Of the great Nation
al Democratic party, as he has not yet published
It. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

.hrDhn3sl Noyes. 81 Ia Porte. W. noninated
- csees reass Judge b. DE p<noesafic Js-
- torezfion Which sissnbIed IN ~ place
3t{>ee.3sv = l. F9psworth, Of Sc joseph, was
rncai5ss.nusted b. TIE strno body for Common Pleas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

20 raosEcUroR. 9rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
DAVID 7. PHILLIPS. of Marshall.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

=. -. CENTRAL COMM rTEE.
I, The members Of the Republican County Central
Committee are requested tomect at A. Johnson's
o@ce,- Saturday next, at one O'Clock, F. NJ
b order of the Chairman.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12
nEPUDLlCAN STATE TICKET.


a1 ,e7a's's FOR GOVERNOR, Il =
sd HENRY s. LANE, of Montgomery
Issr4a< ron LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
IS OLIVER p. MORTON. of Wayne.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
WILLIAM A PEELE. of Randolph.
ssi.9e FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
: JONATHAN s. HARVEY. of Clarke
tsra.I = FoR AUDITOR OF STATE,
soaa ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo. +
:. -. FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, +
r JAMES G. JONES of Vanderburg.
voR REPoRrEH OF sUPREME COURT,
F" BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Marion.
go ron CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
AZ JOHN P. JONES. of Lagrange.
poa surxKrxrExDExr PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
"a NILES J. FLETCHER, Of Putnam.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

74i5=h FoR CONGRESS, 9rH DISTRICT, ae
SCHUYLER COLFAX, of St. Joseph.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-07-12

FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
- Marshall and starke Countiesl
JEHU T.. JONES. Of Starke.
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GUARDIAN SALE

t1t,rf1e pi IN o, der OF the (oun,v Co,.. -.
l. rmt c' rtonn'y. lava ma e o. tie NAH
nm, IT, ,, .a;"L DIS = ! will ole, far A = NJ
t n ""' ;, :" the hishcs: aud he + bidder ~"
~""i. 'i""he door the town Of 7 i, an =. W.
-" ." Snf"'day the l4th d ;, Of Arr, '" ~
t"e Following real estate. owm.,i H., -.
"e'fs 81 isriel Ward deccaseh, late or 81, .hs
t" reai estate described l,y m.,.. . ."',
"""a's as follows, u Wit: ee" anu
'nmnencing 1T the x.,uth q ~, .o
h"'fh ea-t quarter q nf c,ion H., s;e. ., we
'o"h>n'p No seventy nine {79) ranva a'
" ,ae "a ,srn,Ms oTT s r6;r,y:n,ne ANA ,air
weight hund, eIths Ga IS 1919 perci,es. thence
one aud half II y degrees west scveEt en- forty
in,,, h,nd,e"th~ ~ 1901 per.h"s thence south
fosty,wo AMI :. halt (a2.l deg, ees West twenty q
per,hes in the creek. iheEct South thiriy.sA aud
one fonrh % b deg 70. West seventeen ani
,o.ty huhd,. chs az 4r.loG> perch,s to pos, in
the or ek. thence North eigthiysiN and one half
ts6l) degrees we.t eight and iity--ix handredths
"a III l"t) percles to black oak stump. thence
south twent, one and = hal (?li) degrees East
t~eny.eight aud fifty huh,iieuiis (2S sGlOO)
I.erchrs - said post in the road first Iun to,
.h"nce East e'vaty live (S') pcrches t. place Of
""1n.nn"'na. containing twenty two aud one half
HIS aciss N, r. Or less, s,sux. ed IN section No.
r.Rnueh ~ TT. and range aforesaid. Also, the
norm haii W II the south west quarter az VI
section seventeen hi. Also twenty acres al
Of The west side of the north east quarter ~ NJ
section ighteen (is) north Of CropkeL ,r..s II
| in township No. seventy -hiue 1871 ror,E =,
range Two l2j west Of the 5th r. H., IL rss.,
| County, lows.
Terms If sa. one third down. aud the bal.n..
in nne gear, with tn per cent interest from "a,
Of sale, secured On said Real E-,.te
Guardian Of the h.irs OF Isrsai Ward deceased
per J. ". BAaLEv, his Atty.
1lptOn MARCIA ,3tu Io.O.
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~ .NuScat'no 10 point ~ WHlcH
many Of our citizens do a good portion
Of their trading. and it is of imports nee
t" them to know where they can do the
best. by reading our Muscatiue adver
.isements you will find out who the bes,
business men are, not that potro",zing
US makes them SO, but that they patron
ize because they are the right kind d
men, to deal with. While IN MuScatiue
last week We called upon our patrons aud
examined their stock. Beginning ut the
l'wer end Of the city We found frst S
G. STEIN with large assortm. u, Of
lumber, shingles, lsth, etc, which he is
selling very low. lie also manufactures
doors, sash, and blinds to order, and
keeps supply on hand.
Next We find S. G. l. p. STEMS cab.
met ware rooms, where can oc found
anything in their line from self rock
ing cradle to $500 sofa and ch.irs.-
They manufacture much Of their ware
themselves aud Ill Of it is Of til" best
material and is we'll made and finished
They occupy five large rooms and they
are well filled.
In Weeds block We found GEO. W.
DlLLAwAY 4 BIO, who have for whole
sale aud retail the largest stock Of queens.
ware aud table cutlery in this part of the
State They iml ort their own goods and
get them direct from the manufacturers.
thus wing one or two profits They al.
=" have Oh hand u fine ussurtmcn. Of kcr.
"se"e lamps, and suppl Of that bes, Of
all iIlum'"ators, Downer's Kerosene OIL
Next door is the large and we'll known
store OF Messrs. WEED, Bn1pGMAs &
hESr'filed to overaowing with all kinds
Of goods usually kept i" dry goods store.
Their prices are low, and when once YOU
are there, you will forget that the times
are hard They offer great inducements
to their customers. by all means call
and see them
PL'SY FAY is now opening a large
aud well selected stock Of groceries, which
he is offering ut wholesale ut very low
prices. Mr.. Fay is Que of the Oldest
business men in the city, and has hosts
Gil and see him sure, when in the city.
When trading for yourselves, just re-
member that your better half is entitled
to fair share Of your earnings and prof
its, for without her, you would be no,l,-
ing, and call at S. l.. WAIpE's millinery
store, where you will find cveryt hing
nice from q piece Of tape to the highest
priced bonnet. Don't forget the uum
Der, l6S Second street,
Hook Il WmlrEnousE, near Masou's
Hotel, have first rate lot Of umbcr #
Ill kinds which they are selling at low
rates for cash. They take great pains
to give satisfaction to all purchasers anu
arc determined to n crit, as they land
receive it too large share Of patronage.
As men must cat aud sleep away from
nome as well NJ at home, we. would CON-
mend to their attention the Irving House,
where they will fiud good table with
good TODD upon it, good and clean beds,
aud plenty OF room aud feed for their
horses.
1t will pay to read the advertisements
Of the above named firms, and remembe
10 Gull o. them vhcp 10 Muscasips.
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~. The largest and best stock Of u

a.Thc largest and best stock Of ag-
ricultural implements which We have
seen in town is At Hultslsnd-r's He
ha. shovels, spades, hoes, garden ,akrs.
transplan.ing trowels. just the thing for
garden. scythes, and enaths, cradles.
r.kes, forks, etc. etc., and, what is bet
ter still, they arc being sold cheap, cheap
er, cheapest Call and see.
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ESTRAY HORSE.

TAKEN Up ly G,he:t johnson. at his resi-
dence in sugar Geek township, Cedar county,
Iowa, on or about the ! lth day OF February, A,
d 1850, n BAY MARE, y it'll White Oh the nos
trils and s,ar in the forehead. and u mark or
the .ack occasi ned by \ saddle; alb nut fifteen
hanrs high, aud about four years old, and up
praised vt $50.
ALoNzo SHAW, Clxk 9. q.
Upton. Feb 3lst lSs0k-spS
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BlackslllithinS

THE Suhscriber is on hand at his old stand.
ready 10 do all kinds Of Blacksmithing it'll
nea,ness AMI dispatch. Having concluded thu,
h. il not rich enough TO lose few hundred del
lars yearly in bad debts he will not trust any one
for work All havin. unsettled accounts are no
tilted that they MUST call and settle.
S.P. DANIELS.
OCT. &c. 1853.
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
THE Partner ship heretofore existing hetweeD
/ the undersiv"e. under the name and ssyls
Of JANIS l. e. 4 MYxs. is this day dissolved, by
mutual eouse,,. by the retirement Of Mr. G. A.
MyER. The business Of the firm will be liqnt-
dated by JAMES MYEK, IT,, at the old stand.
JAMES MYER JY.
CHA6 A. AYER
It2:op. !-.., Nov. = .ls3a
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SHERIFF SALE.

III virtue ef spec al execution me- directed
rom the once 81 the Clerk ii the i,is riot Court in
ana ir tfe County Of Cedar and State Iowa. in IA
"n OF Won q Honnsl. and nov assigned to w. "
n aren' ana against William A. Belts and Samuel b.
nay i-viea upon he fnll~iEg property. rs the
Belts. to 49,
me north half otthe north quarter Of section
s4 ~. west on the sth Principal Merian containing
e-hty acres with the appurenances thereon, said land
situated in Cedar County, Iowa
And sl, oiier the same for sale at pubic cutlery at
the Court House door in the town 81 Upton. in said
r ,S on saturday the l4'h day of April. A. D.
'e'"' between the hours off O'clock A. NJ AID 4 -.
'h'K =. ~ Of said day, 70 satisfy said execution
and costs that my accrue thereon
Dated this 'th day Of March, 4. y. 1864
J. l.. BRADSHAW
SAertG Of GO Tar e nntv, fora
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1860!
Woods Nursery.
On Prairie Soil !s.pvice Reduced.

'l>HKEE year old Apple Trees comprising
I about % hardy varieties. selected since the
srrsre r,,ter Of '5i-5l s. to $40 per lO0-S75 per
1000 Older trees. price according 70 quantity
Tw" year Old SiiverLeafed Maple trees at the
same rate.
Also, Hungarian Grass Seed for sale. All or.
ders accompanied by cash, or note with approved
reference. No credit on less than S. over ten
miles of Address: GP WOOp.
springdale, Cedar CO.. Iowa
Jan 10th lsGO-3mt
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@-W. d. Honcns has now on hand y
lot Of Moline plows Of various Sizes
These p'ows stand among the very best
Just look It them before purchasing else.
where.
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''Cedar County Young Mems Republican
Associations"
Notice is hereby given that, by order
Of the Executive Committee, the above
"am'd Association will hold a meeting
!" Upton. o" Saturday, the 9TH day Of
April, 1860, at 2 o'clock P. n.
VIM. =. WOLF, Sec.
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Look out for new goods ut Schmuck
ers, tremendous pile is on the road ,aud
will be here iu few days.
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~ Wheat, Flour, and good Potatoes
will be received in payment for the
advertiser.
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Chicago Grain Market.
MONDAY, March l2-Spring wheat.
from 100 to Sl.G9 for extra club
New corn, shcllcd, 50 TO 45c.
in the car, 40 to Acc.
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SShor as a Newspaper rhose c"iu"ms are at
all times crowded Wuh neso Adrertiser,ents and ,ee
riH sto'c yo" community afire mith business and
r"te'prixs The age il m"r;ng one. 4 that
.tn"ds IN these "iatter days" nW ~ short time 6md
himsev behind hi. competitors. III
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Wilton Market.

Wilton Market.
Corrected hy J.J. RIDER. dealer II Dry oos, Gro
ceries, &c.
Prices Of grain. this day. January 5th.
Wheat, sOWs5c, corn: in the ear, 25G 2sc sk.l
led 3VW sec; Oats 25c potatoes soc. Pork, saqiS5
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MUscatiMe Market.
Whea.-New s56t 80. Flour. 81 Is v bbl
Winter. Ito. Corn In the ear. Use.
Barley, 500. Zoe. Oats-New. Soc.
Beans G5cW9O. Eggs, II.
Apples-:reen, Gl$l25 Hufter, l5c.
Dried, $3.50. llides-C,reen, Sc
1.umher.$lOM3O " 1000. Dry flint. l2u l21c
Live cattle. 81 so q 50 co per cwt.
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oI>GEKs FAMILY SEWING MA
CuINEs.-Also Machines. for Tailoring
anu Leather Sewing, at G6 Lake Street,
Chicago, Ill. See Advertisement.
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Mary;tA,

At the Aldrich House, in Upton. March 18th.
BY the Rev. A. N. GElGEK Mr.. WV. A. FOREsT.
to Miss HsENRIErTA SAUCER, both Of Peeuee
Cedar Comfy. Iowa.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
GREAT BARGAINS!
TIE PURCHASER MADE RICH.
Now is the Time to Invest.
e1>HE undersigned offers to the public the FOL.
! lowing sesirabe and valuable property, AT
very low rates and easy terms
80 acres of choice prairie land in Delaware
county Iowa:
$50 acres in Tama county:
3SO acres partly improved In Cedar county
delightfully."- located aud designed for q grain
and stock Iaru. witnin miles Of the county seat,
Also. $50 acres OF timber land:
Also, 800 valuable Town Lots, IN STAIRS
A dditicn:
For particulars a. to price, terms and loo litv,
inquire Of the Undersigned. or OF II. c. PiATr,
office in the basement Of the new court house:
j. II. STARR:
Upton February 9th. 1906
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-05

Davenport Market.
Wheat-new. s'ef9o old. "G0t55c. Corn. IN
the ear, ia zoe: sheiied 2sql3Oc. Oats--new
3o0s3tc; Potatoes, $3.50.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-05

A II. persons indebted TO tn" undersigned
IL either by note or book account. are hereby
yeqaessed !" liqnidate snme before January LIST.
1850. .. al unsettled claims standing ever at that
time will he placed IN the hands Of on attorney
for collection. JAS &C. a. MYER.
Upton, Iowa. Nav. ~, 1859.