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Original Notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA, CEDAR Corsry: %

Original Notice.
THE STATE OF IOWA, CsDAR CorSry: sC
To Iierunier b. Lar:
>'lR-Yvr are hereby notified that there vi
- he on file on or before the first day Of Ma
4. y. 1860, in the ONCE nf the Clerk OF the d.
trict Court Of Cedar comfy. State Of Iowa. . ,.
tition of samuel Tnmlinson. claiming Of you H.
.,im offive hundred dollars $500 AZ money ~,
anjustly had and received OF him, over and aho,
the sum due you on certain luxurious contra,
to.wit: promissory note, executed by him &
you. dated May 23d. A. u. 1897. for the sum q
nin- hundred 5000 dollars with ten yer cent
interest thereon. on which said note, you -
tanned Il judgment against him and his wifi
Abigail Tonllinson, at the September term A.
1859. Of the District Court OF said Cedar count.
tG the amount Of five hundred dollars mo-. th"'
was law fully due you. and shich yuu have. sin. &
he rendition Of said Judgment. Illegal! rec~N
ed. Now. unless you appear and an" er there!
IN or be fore the first day OF the next term OF sa
Court. = judgment will be rendered slaihs. J"
thereon for the full amount claimed, with inte
.t ond co.,. TURNhN Il FY AN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
sr-, a, Iowa. Csp.s corxrr-ss:
Thcwi,ntn notice benz, 'etu. nch MOI i""no
il is therefore ordered that publication he nal
the TirroS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 ia~,'h sue
case. made and provided.
Witness my hand and seal OF the us
j.. 8. trict Court Of Cedar county, At Tipto,
~ this 2lst day OF April A. II. 1850.
ALnNZO SHAW.
Clerk OF the District Court
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Prn0rjng Corn for Seed

We extract the following from the
Bureau county Republican,:
Last year DR.. Chamber.in, Of this place,
made some practical experiments with
chloride of lime, aud :lthoug he claimed
nothing more than the application Of a
we'll known principle, he demonstrated
the fact that nearly half the time might
be saved in terminating the seed BY the
use Of chloride of lime.
Not satisfied with the success Of lat
year, the doctor is again in the field OF
experiment. lu his office be has four
boxes in the first is corn pl nted with
out soaking, and the seed not germinat-
ed; in the second, the seed was soaked
in warm water, which has just commenc-
ed to germinate; in the third is seed
soaked in a solution Of chloride of lime,
and green blades are just pecping from
the ground; in the fourth is seed soaked
10 . solution of chloride Of lime and
copperas, in equal parts, aud the blades
are now nearly three inches above the
ground All the seeds were planted at
the same time, in the same quality Of
soil, and taken from the same ear The
boxes have all had an equal share Of heat
and light, neither allowed any advantage
over the other.
This experiment should attract thu
attention OF farmers. We conclude from
four to six weeks may be saved by the
use Of chloride Of lime and copperas
which is matter Of no ordinary monen,
when We reflect that delay in the ger.
Mutation of the seed Of two weeks frc
quently places the crop within the reacl'
Of the frost in the fall. Another fact o,
some Importance may also be mentioned
The copperas used in roaking will prevent
the birds, squirrels, worms, &c, fron
eating the seed.
DR.. Chamberlin assures US that on
pound Of chloride Of lime and one poun,
Of coPperas, in water, will soak enou-l.
seed for twenty acres. The cost will mo-
be over twenty five cents. Every farm
er could afford to make tbs experiment
even if he should fail to derive an,
benefit from it,
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e. ANTHONY,
sos Broad way, New York.

w 0sO0o WHY New AW~e
After Nay ls., 1860, at5Vl BROAD.
WAY, tuo doors from the ST. Mich
olus Hotel
The Stereoscope is tho most issrsetire istsTesfng'
entertaining, "~ssiag and s1eifisg ofnodern inven-
teHssn. asslnesfsl to ackno~ledge its worth
and beauty. No home is complete without il, and it
must and win Penstrete scsrSrAsrs II presents to
your view every part Of the world in all the rs Sefd
.sss, pt.speef'cs, and sharpnsss Of detail, Us il you
we're on the spot photographers everywhere ex.
ri"rng Europe, Asia, Africa. America, in search Of the
are esasfasfiy ssrieAisS err stock. We have IN
use variety Of Views Of scenes in Paris London,
Holland. Switzerland. Spain, The Rhine, Versailles, ST.
Cloud, fontaiheblcau, 1uilleres Italy, Turkey Egypt,
Athens the Holy Land, China India, Crystal Palace,
also groups historical sing marriage
fast scenes pic mics, statuxry, &C. DC. An sIsssns
asserfmssf Of Illuminated Interiors Of Palaces,
Churches, and Cathedrsls of France ltalp, &C., DC.
The effect Of these illuminated views m0st remarkable
Every gentleman Of wealth and refined taste should
have ia his drawing Of our eQuiste yewson
glass, Win revolving stereoseope showing ~ -, ~
lcU scenes Nothing te more fascinating. ana
can offer no greater friend fcn othe pic
turesque and the beautiful.
.anfAsnys lSsfsntsnsoas S!ercoscope Views are the
latest Photographic wonder. They taken in theJs
tieth part ~ sseoad. and everything no matter how
rapidly II may be moving is depICted as sharply and
additional value, for TO the beauties Of nannate
ture adds the charm Of life and motion. The PROCESS
is \ discovery OF our and icing unknown III ku-
rope receive from London and Paris large orders for
ABthonys Instantaneous Views Of American Lie and
scenery. Anon. other things we have just published
Sereoscopc Illustrations Of the Scene of the frLToN
STREET fRAyER MEETING, In which many hearts feel
interest The particulars Of this will be found i'll
our catalogue.
Our Catalogue of subjects and prices will be fow arded
to any address on receipt Of stamp Parties at dis
lance sending -, 5, ~. IS, ~ e25 have 4
good instrument aud such pictures they may request
BY Express Views alone, without instrument)
he sent hy mail Parties vino wish to he advised Of
everything really valuable in the line that OUT
may send US their names to place record, aud We Will
keep them posted at our own expense.
Men of leisure will find Photography most fascinat-
INK and delightful amusement. We prepared to fit
out amateurs with everything necessary for their sue
together with Instructions llow to tax. Serco
scoric Pictures" e. AHThONY,
Importer and Manufacture OF Photographic Marte-
rails, Stereosc"pes and S,ereoscopic Views.
i r Merchant. from every section Of the country are
respectfully invited to make examination Of our
stock. discount to the trade will he liberal.
To Observation-Disclosures class stereoscopc
Negatives wanted. Send by mail print unmouned,
with price Of Negative.
Cut this out for future reference. no1n4
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District Cont, O. unity Of Cedar, June
Term, 1860.

Dist ict Cont, O. unity Of Cedar, June
Term, 1850.
f. X. Rico.
va OhlSiSAL .>oAN''
A. l.. McLEnAx. It al
TO A, /. McLkRAx DANIEL FITZPATRICK, JOIN
LrSpIRxAy, AND SAxrEL WORKMAN:
YOU are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court in Cedar county. State Of Iowa, petiti"i
Of r.. h. RrGG, praying the foreclosure ot :
mortgage executed hy l.. McLcran, ON IT,
18th day of April. A d. 1855. to one q. II. Wi
Jams, on the north half of the northwest quartz!
and lot no. one in section no. Is in townshli
eighty. north of nge four west. in Cedar c"nh
y, Iowa, to secure the payment of the sum
$l57sO. Now unless you appear and answer t.
said petition on or before the morning VI IT,
second day of the ne xt tel m ot the District COR
m Cedar county--which said term will con
mence ON the lth day Of June. 4. u. l@'o you
tefault will be entered an Judgment Will -
eBd.red against YOU thereon, according to a.
prayer Of the petition.
CLARKE 4 DAVIS.
Soils. for cOmpf.
received this notice April 18th, A. ID. IL"
and have made diligent search for one OF H.
defendants. 4. L. Nc Leran. and the dcfehdsn
VAS not found in Cedar county.
JESSE l.. BRADSHAW.
Sheriff of Cedar county Iowa.
Per o. ". PORTER. Deputy.
April 18th. ls6U: nl6w5
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New ktyIes..Priccs from ESQ to 1l25.
EXTRA CHARGE OF q FOR nEMMERs

These Machines sew from two spools a. pur
chased from the store. requiring no re .winiin.
Of Tire al they Hem. Fell, Gather and Stitch il,
superior style, finishing each seem by theil
own operation, without recourse to the hand
, N ode. They will 10 better and chs aper sew
ig than scamstIcss tan. even if she works fo
o>k CENT An IiorR, and are, nnqncstio nally. til.
BEST MACHINES in the market for family sewing
| IN account Of their simplicity, durability eas.
If management. and adaptation to all varictie.
| # family sewing-"hecning either heavy o.
inc work with equal facility, and without 81 ecia
adjustment.
As evidence Of the urqIestion' d spperisrifs
i their Machines the Grover Il Baker SEWN
Machine Company beg leave to refer to the fol
owing
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sabbath School Books Published by thi,
HOuSe.

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book No
J. contains 3! tune. and hymns; Price cents each
aoii~s per huldred The Anniversary and Sunday
school Music Book No. >, contain. 2; tue,nd HYMNS.
price cents each, . dol per hundred. The Apniy.r.
stry and sunday School Music Book. No. s. contain.
10 tunes and hymns: price 4cens each. : dol per humid
The Anniversary and sunday School Mus c Book No
T. now ready; contains ~ and hymns; price
jten.s each, doll. per hundred. The Anniversary
ana sunday school Music Book, combining Nos | and
= with several additional pieces, contains IS tnre. and
hymns: Price Ills sas4 Aal. hnnased, The
tahs Il tunes and hymns. price cent No. contains
~ tahesa'a hymns price cents each. dos pr ls,:
postage cue cent each. The Sabbath school Bell con-
tans iol tunes and hymns: price ~ cents each dolls
PER hundred postage w" cents each; elegantly bon nd
:" cents each - dollars per hundred, Col gregational
ssihs-an eight page tT.ct-pric- Is cts per dozen, Is
dollars per hundred.
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Rlackslni thing.

THE Subscriber Is on hand at his old stand,
ready to do all kinds Of Discriminating with
nea,ncss and dispatch. Having concluded tha'
he 10 not rich enough to lose few hundred dol.
lars yearly in bsd debts, he wiisnot trust any one
titled that they xrsr call and settle.
INV. r. DANIELS.
Oct, ga, 1859.
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To uOIsEkEEPERS.


,OMETHING NEWS. 7. BABblII'S bE'
> MEDICINAL SALERATUS
7, manufactured from common salt, and
/. n,ruared entirely different from other 4.
Sxlsraius. All the deleterious matter ex- d
trxcted in such \ m"hner as TO produce
Bread. Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, with
out containing particle OF Salcrafus when
the Bread or Cake il baked thereby pro-
ducinS wholesome results. Every particle u
IN OF SaIerntus 10 turned To gas, AID passes u
through the bread and biscuit while baking,
consequently nothing remains hn: common
Salt, Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive,by tic taste Of this Salcratus, that
- it is entirely ditereht from other Saicratus. n.
IS II packed In one pound papers. each d
wrapper branded. "B. I. Batitt Best Med
icinaI Saleratus;" also. picture. twisted loaf
Of bread. with glass Of el.rv escng water
on the top. When you purchase one paper
N you should preserve the wrapper, aud I've -.
~ particular to yet the next exactly like the n
nrst-hrard AS above.
Full directions for making Bre ad vith this
Ealeratus and Sour Milk Cream Tartar,
VIII accompany each package; also, dr.c-
~ tiuns for making all kinds " iastry; slso, -
* for making Soda Water and Seidiitz Powders I
MAKE YorROwN SOAP with u. T. Bah
bits PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH
Warranted double the strength ofordinary
4, Potash; put up In cans-l liz. = rs. = -
n q s., and ~ lhs.-with full directions for
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will find thir the cheapest article in market.
Manufactured and tor sale hy
d. I. BABBITT.
~ g., &C, 81, 20. y 4 - Washington 4
~ NEW YORK,
and No. Is India st., Boston.
nxi:vii:ly
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inere l, railroad in Mississippi, cal.
led the Central runuin. from J,cL
son 10 canton some %. mlrs long, and
under the control of the pure,, and m.
o'est Democrats in the St,,o u.or,
there Is hardly an thing else or conrs,.
a Company with such u road mus, e,,nlnu
a large number of "hands." Tin rn.an;
iy these employees were Iri,hmen w.,
re''shins tree labor, however, the Com.
pa"y not long ago hough, about 100 shaw.
es' and H,"c' If iSD EiAn.en to max.
room tor them. Laborers tina, the Conn.,
pany owned suited their Democrat.
tastes better than tho laborers VIII, own
cd themselves ''''
Negro equality mus, pale its rIor.
,ssa D ,;on ."'s oer.ocratic and practical
"sse'''oh OF negro superiority =
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r OR = A I. T.
1850. Summer ArrangcE,e nts. 1850


In u -. - -:
Mississippi and Missouri r. r.
I'M and after Monday, April 9th. 1860, and
~ until further notice. trains will leave pav.
port, for Muscatine Iowa City, and Columbus City
Sundays excepted as foil ,ws:
LIST Express train At 700 A. NJ.
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
LIST Express Train at 2.45 p H.
Mail train leave Washington at 100 +. NJ.
Leave Wilton Junction, for Muscatine:
l-t Mail train ut 9:lOA. n
Sd Express Train at $500 z. NJ.
Leave Musea,ine for Junction:
lst Mail train at $500 4. NJ. .
I'd Express train ut 400 =. NJ.
Leave Junction for Iowa City:
LIST Express train It 9l0 A. NJ
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at 9.35
A. n. and cas- +. n.
Passengers going west make direct connections
with the Western stage Co.'S stages for all points
west.
The morning train going cast connects, at CHI
CAGO JUNCTION, with the Michigan Southern A.
ternron tiain passengers thereby save all DELAY,
Connect tons made at Muse atine with the regular
packets for Darlington, keokuk, 81. Louis, Sc.
Passengers going east make direct connections
ut Rock Island v it'll the Chicago and Rock Island
II. X. trains. for all points east nth and north
Also with the ';alena, Dubuque and ST. Paul pac L..
cts at Davenport.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions rs to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
April LIST. 1860. IF. TRACY. supr
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SAVING AND GRINDING.

A IL THOSE in want of either OF the abov,
"A can be accommodated hy calling on the un
i,rsigned at the Forest Mills, late Parks 4 Flu.
wider's> where il can be had on short notice: an.
hose from distance may depend on getting
h.r grinding with them on Tuesdays and Fri.
ay..
Flour, Corn Meal, and feed of all kinds. on hand
# furnished to order.
June 18TH 1859. J. wv SHEARER
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1900 Pictos ial ILLUSTRATORS.
"cbster's Unabridged
DICTIONARY.
NEW PICTORIAL EnrrssAH

We have just issued new edition Of Web,,e,v
Unabridged Dictionary. containing FIFTEEN Hun.
DRIED PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATIONS, Beautifully
Executed.
$4,000 1O,GOG New Words in the Vocabulary Table
OF synonyms, iy Prof Gootrich, in which more thss
TWO Thousand words carefully Disseminated. io-
ing fuller Hor. English SYNONYMS, Of itself, than
any other issued besides Cra aid believed in advance
OF that, Table giving Pronunciation Of Names Of eoN
distinguished Persons of Modern Times Peculiar Of
Words and Terms in the Billie. With other Iss.
lures together with all the matter Of Previous Editions
Comprised in Volume Of l15G pages.
have seen specimen sheets Of the Pictorial Illus.
trations They are we'll executed. and will oten -
found useful In giving a more rect idea q Oh.
lec' than can he obtained by defn:ou r. 7r''
bsss, Avrii l6tA, 1859.
1--WE have seen sp cimen pages Of portions In areh.
lecture shd ornithoogy and ind then Of artistic hess
ty,1 well as OF prectcal value." CArisfiss .MirvN
Aprif, lo. 1850.
1--WE have seen specimen sheets Of these llustnton'
and ca" hardly see hos they mprOced IN bsssj
o. accuracy '--bestsR ErssisE 7Sssstri1t.
Sold iy all Book sellers.
sN:ct tht btst.s'.slset Wehssey.
g. Il G. MERRIAM.
sPRINGFIELD, Mass, December, 1850.
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PI. A 8 r T. RING

PI. ASTERING.
The subscribers will be prepared
TO do pllsterinX. and all other kinds OF Mason
Work, the coming season. One Of them will a.
ways be found at tn. New Court House.
EDWARD GOLDEN,
rirton. Jan. 30, 50 C5yl THOMAS GOLDEN.
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS.

r1>HE Subscriber offers for sale all Of his Wool
i en- Manufacturing Machines consisting oil
Picker. One Cloth 6hraring Machine ,
Press. Screw, and Fixtures.
All Of whis b will tc sold at
VERY Low ElGl RES.
As he is DESTROYS of closing up the business.
Apply TO JOHN y. IVES.
miles South Of Upton; or address Box l6l.
TIrroS Iowa.
Oct 3 n - Am,
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STATE OF IOWA. CEpAk County. a.:

STATE OF IOWA, CEpAR COUNTY, a.:
NARsAaET HAG.xAS. } In the District Co"r.
". in and for said county.
GEORGE HAGAMAS.
To GEoRGE iiAGsNAN: Sir. yon are hereby
notified that there il now on Tile in the Office
Of the Clerk of the District Court in and for I'll,
county Of Cedar. q petition Of Margaret Haga.
mAn claiming Of you divorce from the bonus
Of matrimony heretofore existing between you
and the said Margaret, for that you have wilful,
desc rted the said Margaret and absented your
self from her without reasonable ause, for
the space OF more than two years. and that IN
less you appear and answer thereto, on or before
the first day of the 1t term of said Court, to be
hegun and holden on the +th day Of June. A. b.
1850. Judgment will be rendered against you
and = decree of divorce entered against van
thereon according to the prayer Of SAID pet!.
ton.
BlSSEi.L Il SWINEFORD.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
Ordered that the foregoing Eotice be publish
cd in "The Upton Advertiser newspaper 70,
foui consecutive weeks. ALONID SHAW.
Clerk of district Court.
Upton, April 26ih, ls6O-nl7w5
Original Notice.
STATE OF IOWA CEDAR COUNTY s
To Thomas Vim, AnnaLeiin T. Vim,
s. MK;Jb,n d Co., D. j. IMiNorl,
Anderson & Watson, IT, b. Douney,
branch Of the State Bunk at Lra
City, Isstt d Brewster, dad Elliott
4: To-:
" Oh are hereby notified that there ia now on
i file in the Office OF the Clerk OF the Dist,ic,
Court Of Cedar County State Of Iowa, aPetition
Of George Mines claiming Ut Thomas Vim the
sum of twelve hundred dollars, As money justly
due said Mines on . proimissory note to him
made BY said Vim dated lst mo. 1858, and
payable to tho order Of said George lines tour
months after date with ten per cent interest," from
the 18th day Of End month, A. DO, lS5s ;te prin.
clpal Of said note being fifteen hundred dollars
| Also claiming Of you the foreclosure OF q mort.
! gage set forth in said petition, which mo,tgAg.
was given on The eighth day Of second month BY
! Thomas VIM and Annabella y. Vim, on the
east half of the northeast quarter Of section
! twelve y township seventy-rinc (79) range
four Is west except five acres on, OF the nortl,
west OF said east halt for the security oi
| said note said mortgage having been acknowl |.
edged before Isaac Giuwcll. Justice Of the Peace,
! and Recorded in book \, mortgage records oi
Cedar Co. page 40.
| Now, unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before the first day Of the next term Of aid
! Court, o Judgment will he rendered against YOU
thereon for the sum above claimed with interest
and costs and decree Of force losure will be give
on ksid mortgage.
! HUBER l. WOLF
Attorneys for George Mines.
STATE OF IOWA CEDAR CorSTY. 81:
This notice returned with part of deien IT,
not found it is the efOre ordered that publ.
cation be had in the TlPrON ADVERTISER, acc cord
| ing 20 law in such cases made and provided.
| ALONZO SHAW,
l7-4w Crk District Court
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CHAS. & w. r. STONE
wholesale and retail dealersin
II A r w A RE.

Machines, Agricultural Implements and
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer for.Ale
III al St Louis or Chicago prices, to the trade
Of at retail,
700 kegs nails, assorted sizes)
$50 boxes glass, do
$4,000 lights sahs, do
80 coils MANILA rope, do
so coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws, large sizcs)
5000 it best leather betting. all widths,
100 doz. butchers files,
$50 doz axes,
100 doz. axe handles,
100 doz. shovcls and spades,
6 casks log chains,
$500 lbs. carriage bolts, nuts 4 washers,
% mousc-holc anvils,
90 blacksmith's bellows,
ogether with svs,y variety Of platform and
counter scales, carpenters, hacksmi,h's and
cooper's 'ools: ouse-tuilding and shelf hard.
ware, &c, &c. We have the !arses. and hes.
selected stock Of goods in Iowa, and are bound
to sell at the lowest rates. Call and see if We
are no, in earnest. No. 2. Union Block,
n35-td Mnscatine. Iowa.
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+ MERSONS Patent Sugar Cane Cru.her. which shout
- be in !he hands ofevery Farmer.
For sale Ly JAS Il e. A. NYRR
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE Partnership heretofore existing between
! the undersigned under the name and ~, L.
Of J.Mrs 4 G. A. MyKn, is this day dissolved, by
mutual consent. by the retirement Of Mr. G. A.
MyER. The business Of the firm will be lianj
dated ny JAMS MyEx, Jr at the old stand.
JAMES MiER, Jr.
fHA'S A. NYER
'irtnn. lows. Nov. -, 1855.
II ANHlRG cHEtNVA prime 10, on hand
- ~ v. f1:ETns
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a DRAPER advice to his SON in A.
.ect'"s wife, -, Get piece Of eal;ro
-Gerrl,t Smith continue, to improve
~ health. Tie will probably be v.ll
enough to make small run for pres;aon,
, -Ex.Governor Thomas Corv;n and
rranc's 4 Blair, jr,, are to address n,
virginia Republican Convention wh;oh
meets Mt Wheeling on n i, ~ - H.. Il
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HENRY RuHIsRQrP.

HENRY RuHRRlP.
<XvATCHMAkER h JEWELER. WILTON Mus
w catine CO., Iowa. Watches, Clocks and
l"welry carefully repaired and warranted. 10 ly
FOR \ A T..
4 LARGE NUMBER Of desirable LOTS, three
Dwelling Houses, anu Spnn Of Horses
enquire Of J. II. STARR.
Upton, March 2s. II.
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so Miles West of the Mississippi

so Miles West of the Mississippi
IN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov. 49, 1853.
and until further notice. trans vii! Pun -
follows:
TRAINS WESTWARD.
EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Chicago, Wells ST. Depot, ll40..n.
Leave Clinton. sl5A n
Arrive at Cedar Rapids l23Opn
ACCoMMoDArtoN TRAN
Leave Clinton, lOlOAx
Arrive at Cedar Rapids. Al0pn
TRAINS EASTWARD.
EXT. lRAIN-lea,e Gear Rapids, 400 r. H.
arrive AT clinton, e.lJ Pm
arrive al chicago. 100 An.
ACC'D. TRA1S-Leay- Cedar Rapids $40 ~
Arrive at Clinton. alOPn
At newittw stages for Dasonport, Nsauoks
Ia and AmAmoso.
At Yankee Run. with stages for Toronto Tin
ton, Mechanicsrille. Mt. Vernon aud Cedar Rap
ids.
Freight trains leave daily.
The shortest. cheapest and most expedition
route from ceatial Iowa to Chicago, or aLy poin
east
1J>An agent will be at the depot 10 Fulton ~
receive all baggage for Clinton or the Road, which
VIII be conveyed across the river free If charge
Freight Trains leave daily.
n. SMITH, Eng. and Superintendent.
NJ HAN, 6enerAi trt and .icket agent.