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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-12-12
And all We ask is fair trial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS!

And all We ask is fair trial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS,
FACT No. This Company being duly licensed,
their Machines are protected against in
tringements or litigation.
FACT No. 2-These Machines make the lock.
sttch-alike on both sides-and use little
less than half as much thread and silk as the
chain or loop-stltch machines.
FACT No. 3-These Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in tue mar
ket 10 the frequent changes and almost end
less variety OF sewiag required IN family.
They will sew from one TO twenty thickness
ses Of Marseiles without stopping, and make
every stitch perfect. They will even sew
from the finest ,uze to the heaviest CLOTH
and even stout, hard leather, without chang
ing the feed, needle or tension, or making
any adjustment of machine whatever. Is not
such machine best adapted to family use ?
and if BEST adapted to family use, why not
forevery variet, Of light sewing manufac-
lure? For work too heavy for our Family
Machine we recommend our larger sizes.
FACT No. 4-Thcse Machines make the most
elastic seam Of any sewing machine iu use
"A fact Of very great importance in sewing
elastic goods, or goods OF any kind. on bias.
FACT No. mo Machine is more durable or
more simple in its construction, or more
easily understood. The reputation Of these
machines wherever used will fully demon.
strate each ofthe above FAtTs.
FACT No. 6-These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the Franklin Institute, Phils
delphia.
FACT No. These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the New Jersey State Fair
FACT No. s-These Machines took the Highes,
Medal at the American Institute, in the City
OF New York, together with the Highest
Premium for the fine Sewing Machine work
FACT No. 9-These Machines took both the High
est Premiums at the Mechanics Fair. Utica
NY.
FACT No. l0--These Machines can do the SAM
thing generally, whenever properly exhibit
ed in competition with other iirst-class Sew
ing Machines. But We have space for onl,
one FACT more-it is the most importan
Fact of all.
FACT No. H. We ndrrant erery Machine we sci
to xice sErrER satisfactios thu" any othe
Sersag Machine IN the markft, or no"sy r.
| funded.
bsT Send for circular. Agents Wanted.
| Address,
Yiakls = Lyoa 0sWiag- lgaohins Co.,
(Snl7m6) No. SIS BROADWAY. NEw Y0RK.
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Gipton 9bbtrtistr,
Agents for the Advertiser.

"A ADVERTISING AGENTS IN ST. LOUIS
- Messrs Kennedy Il O'DoNoaHUE T.. General
Advertising, Coiiectin and Commission agents,
Is Olive street. st. Louis, NO., are our &C dited
Agents in that city, and they are authorized to
receive Advertisements for the TIrroN ApvER.
TIsER, and collect bills for the same;
s. s DANIELS, Publisher.
u MATnER 4 ABsorT, Of New York, are author
lied to receive advertisements for the ApyrRrlsrR
~ J. J. BosSEIr 4 Co., Of New York. ar. author.
iAed to receive advertise ments for the ADvERrsER.
W.RArHpuS, Of Pioneer, is authori, ed to receive
subscriptions for the ADVERTISER, and receipt for the
same.
TT c. II. SCRIvEN, .ddrcrtising .agent, 81 Dear
born street, CheagO, is authorized to reeeire adrey
hsemsnts for this and oil the leading papers Of tAe
North Nest.
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copies and one premium, %; three cop.
les and one premium, 81; four copies
and one premium, S.; nine copies, $40.
Address, T. s. Arthur 4 Co., 323. Wal.
nut street, Phila., Pa. We can furnish
arthur" for $l25.
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Upton POST.OFF:CE.

Open from Z to IL o'clock 4. NJ. and from to
7P.M. On Sundays from 1 2. NJ. toGP
CLOSING OF NAILS
Eastern via Wilton, daily. at 5 M.
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, wednes.
days and Fridays: closes at A. u.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
"a. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at l
Z. NJ.
Red Oak mail Wednesdays Saturdays at AN
All drop letters must be prepaid with stamps
at the rate of one cent each.
s. S. DANIELS, p. NJ
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EsTRAY MARE COLT.

Center Township, Cedar county, lows. on the
18th day Of October. A. p. 1861, an estray mare
colt Said colt Ia bright bay, with the right
hind foot white; two years old; ah0nt fourteen
hands high; and appraised at forty dollars.
AJANEO SHAW. County Clerk.
Upton. Nov. 18th, 1861 nl6m3
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1Io! FOR THE IIoLIDAYs Now is
the time to secure appropriate articles
for gifts, and in view of this fact We ad-
wise everybody to call on Simonds aud
get shadow of their phi.s'.
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~The weather has been quite warm
for week past Some of the time it
was quite comfortable without any fire.
On Tuesday night it froze up again.
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g. Lieut.. J. L. Taylor, of the Tip.
ton Guards, returned home on Tuesday
last. He has resigned his commission.
He reports the boys usually well, and
they now expect to winter at Upton, Mo-
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na- Remember now is the time, before
the new year begins, to subscribe to the
New York Weekly Tribune, at 81 year
Leave your name and dollar at the post
office.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

1>HE ADVERTISER, having been restored to health
L in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered severa, years with lung afec
ton, and that dread disease, Consumptonis anxious
to make knownto his fellow sufferers the
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrption used Gree Of charged with the directions
preparing and using the same, which they will find
SURE Cure for CONSERVATION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrpton is to benefit the afflicted and spread nforma-
ton which he cnncevcs to he invaluable, and hc hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
WILLIAMSBURG Kings County, New York.
October H. lStjb--nliy-yl
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NOTICE..

ALL pTES0NS having unsettled account
with M" VIII take this a4 n ~Ht'rrnt notice. th4'
to save cost they Mr'sr call and settle forthwith
81. DANIELS.
Triton, Nov. 2lAt lsGl-iw
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SHOVEL pLOWS,

THE Subscriber has good supply of Single
Double and Triple Shovel Piows for sac cheap
for cash. :. T. DANIELS.
Upton, April 18th, lsGl:lm
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~ Those knowing of cstray calves
in this vicinity, will pleace read the no.
tice headed "Estrayed."
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REMOVED Antonio, the barber, has
removed his shop to the first door south
Of the Aldrich House. All who do not, in
thu Sc military times, cultivate mustaches
should by all means patronize him, and
to those who do, he will add still
fierccr lock
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JONAS CRosBEy's AMERICAN CEMENT GLUE
tor sale ut the Post Office. See advertise me mt
m
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The Alexandra Organ

Is reed instrument, corresponding in power and COM
pass the ordinary IL feet pipe Organ. All who have
any knowledge OF the fiano can perform upon the m
strument without difficulty, the key board being the
same that of the Piano. In size it is from 10 "a
feet high, and from ga fleet wide. 1t is elegant in
form and solid in construction. 1t is more easily
moved than the upright Piano, and possesses the
markable advantage OF seldom il ever getting out Of
Tn rosewood cases ! stops, 500
Is
10 235
The same. size larger, ="
The same, in finer case, 90
The same, in rich rosewood case, ao
- stops. with percussion, 3lb
The same. SIZE larger. ~"
She same in finer case. 360
I3 stops, with percus,iou and expression la main, 80
The same in rich rosewood ease H.
liberal disco mt to cash customers during the war,
and an extra discount to tlcrEymen. Churches sah-
bath Schools, Lodges semnaries and teachers. The
Trade supplied the most liberal terms.
HORACE WATERS. Agent,
No. Al Broadway. New J ork-
THE PATRIOTIC SONG BONK-l5. geo copies issu-
! ed in four weeks. superior collection Of choice
Tunes and Hymns, written and composed for the times
to be sung during the war by the uprising millions OF
men. and children who stand by the nag OF our
country and despise traitors. 1t contains % pages OF
Songs, Duets and Choruses. both sacred aad secular
Among the number are the following popular songs
The star Spangled Banner The Flag of our Union For
ever where Liberty Dwells There is my Country, God
Speed the Right My Country IT'S Of Thee, Our Flag is
There, Flag Of the Nation. o Care for Them Tenaery
Thy Country Calls Thee The Christian Hero. Colambis
Bible Account Of the Great Slaughter Of Traitors in thu
days Of King Gehosiphat. All for 10 cents, OF % pc
hundred. Just published by
! HORACE WATERS, Agent.
No. 43l broadway, New York.
! ID EMOvAL.-IIoRACE WATERS, Agent, has removed
- to No. 43l broadway, N. Y. between Grand ana
Broome streets, where he sells new -octase fsnas ,o
$3.50 and warranted; secondhand Pianos and Melo
deems from 425 to Si3O. All kinds Oh mnsicn hief
chandise at prices; pianos ana meiodeohs 70 rem
from 81 upwards. Monthly payments received or th'
same. Alexander organs for CHURCHES at low prices
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H0r See Advertisement Of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.

vrsVINt; REMOVED my store to Mechanics.
Vile. have left my notes and accounts with
Hon. WV. H. TuruIII, who will see that they
"'' CHARLES SHETLAND.
Upton. Sept 4th. 1861 Nv
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Meat Market s%J

The subscriber has opened q Meat Market.
north of Swetland's dry. goo Is store, where can
always he found supply Of the best Beet, Pork
etc, in the market
Upton. April 18th. 1861.
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DISSOLVED.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Eugene Chlds and Myron chiids, IL this day dis
solved, by mutual consent. Myron Childs WI
collect the accounts and pay the debts o. the
eoncern. EUGENE CHILDS,
MYRON CHILLS.
Upton. July 9th, 1861.
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BLAN ks. 1--WE can now furnish all
who may desire, with Blanks OF almost every
description, neatly printed and of the most
approved forms.

es- Sho~ as a Newspaper nhose columns at
all times crowded Nth advertisements and re
'cW shoc you community aiire NTH business and
enterprise. TIE age is mopmg one 4 man that
tta"ds IN hese"fatter days" miU M a short time fnd
himself behind his competitors. ~
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GILT MOJrLDINGS

GILT MOULDINGS
NOR Picture Framing: large variety Of
IL patterns. at the one-price Furniture Rooms
Of s. 6. Il p. STEIN. Nuscatine. Iowa.
HUEENSW AREA large lot just received and
" of the hest quality by +. X NJ. CHILDS.
DUY your Tobacco at Il. 4 NJ. CHILDS,, and
save rs per G
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THE GUIDE AND .lARDFOR EVERY
ONE

II exposes all the humhuss, and the various trick .o
eitee the sick and we'll II illustrate the plans of I'd,
Quarks ana rogues to dupe every 1t guides the
unwary through life, and shows every s~indle Of thu
age IL shows how all kinds Of Food, Medicines Lin
uers, and Goods adneratsd with the means of do
I..t iL.Ll
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Horace Waters, NelOdeOus.

rosewood Cases. Tuned to Equal Tempe ament
with the patent Divided Swell and Solo Stop.
No. Il octave, scroll legs, from to G, $i5
2-h G to +, 90
{. 3-5 IS - FtoF, IS
" 4-5 s. piano style. FtoF, 100
6 So s. FtoF, i25
6-5 two stops and two sets ofreeds, $50
" IS two stops two sets Of reeds, and
two banks of keys, 900
* 6-5 octave Organ Melodeons, two banks Of
keys, pedal bass four and six stops, go. 215 800
These Meiode cons main in tune long time. Each
Meiodeon varra Mt cd for three years
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TIE FANNY PHYSICIAN.

Containing sIHpic r"us ii,s "ltanrd tor the Of
Disease IN al IL firms, with iull explanations Of the
causes, symlt"na, dlet, bathing and exercise. Price
a
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neA- See advertisement of Prof. l..
MlLLERS Hair lnyigorator, and Liz.
uid Hair Dye, IN another column.
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PIANOS, MELODEONS,
Alexander (DrpauS.
Iron Frame Pianos,

are justly pronounced by the Press and Music Masters
be superior instruments. They ht Of the hest,
and most thoroughly seasoned materials, and will
stand any climate. The tone deep. round full
and mellow; the touch elastic. Each Piano
for three years. Price from S20o to 500. Second
hand Pianos at great bargains; octaves. A5 $40;
octayes $50 to 500; d., octaves sIl5 to $50. 6
octaves, 500 to $50; octaves, Sis to ~. Second
hand Melodeons from $50 to 60. Monthly payments
received for Pianos, Meodeons or Alexander Organs;
also for rent, and rent allowed if purchased per
agreement.
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TIE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM,


For every family. hAFtHI OVER 1000 receipts on cook.
ing, fr"srrN 3ng, byCiuE tieaHing, &c How t., .n
and what l. the hest Ia raise. now cure ANNALS
advice +" House k""prrs, Farmers, and Mpchalss Z,
iUoo SUBJECTS Of interest Prize" - cents. Worl SID
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CASH purchasers will find it to their interest
to "NamiAe cur goods before purchasing else.
where. W : i NJ IIIli,DS
Upton August 22d 1861
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FAMILY MEDICINE,
Much better than pills and much easier to tax
Darlings Life Bitters

And uow consider myself en:i,yiy ru,cG"
Hon. John A. cros, writes, ''iirooklyn March
-, 1850. In the Spring Of 1889 took a severe
cold, which induced violent fever. | took two
doses OF
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DARLINfrS LIVER REGULATOR

1t broke up my cold and fever at once Pfevi-
Gus to this attack, had been troubled it'll dys-
papsia s.NassA saanth-, have fet ututiIlng vi IL
since"
Otis Studlev, Esq, 1913 East 2sh street n Y.
writes: august 3D. lSg0.-l had difficulty
with Kidney complaint three years. with CON
slant pain in the small OF my back. ! had used
mos; all hinds of medicines, bat found 40 rcrma.
nent r~iiei until ! used
Dai!iNs's Liver Regulator and life Ritters.
passed clotteI blond by the urethra am now
entirely cured and take pleasure in re- "tnuIrnd
in these remedies
NJ. {. Tehow, - Christopher street, \. y.
nrtt~s: "!e1. ~ I~to--i nave been subject -
II stras ~ Asthma the las twenty years. ] la. +.
No. EnnnLL -.rA- u 10 r.-.t-ll
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October II. lS5D--n4iy-yl
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-24

A BAD PRAcrIcE.-Under this heading the Savannah
Republican has the annexed well-timed remarks
A custom is coming very much in vogue in the south
Of politicians raising regiments and placing themselves
the bead-or with the understanding that they will be
placed there-and taking thoroughly educated officers
from the regular army for lieutenant colonels majors
and other subordinate positions. We know colonies in
the southern army, who weeks ago were profoundly
ignorant of the mystery Of shoulder arms" and yet
are ambitious of leading the armies of the republic
This is all wrong and public sentiment if nothing
else, should put stop to it. Unskiled civilians who
place themselves allow other to place them in res
ponsble military positions, of whose duties thev know
nothing do injustice to professional soldiers to the
service and to themselves Nor can we see how well
eduaated military men can, consistently with proper
respect for their profession, consent to be placed in
these subordinate positions with superors in authority
who perfect dwars to them in understanding What
estimate must they place their repstatons when they
willing to peril them in time of battle upon the blum
ders Of an incompetent leader.
There is no reason why the rules of common sense
should apply to the airs of war as well as to the
affairs of peace Every should be in the right place
and no man in place for which he is unit We are
decidedly opposed to catei 60 unreasonable ambition
by eopardispr tI.c result Of this important vrar -
the contingencies of different philosophy, Or 20 RI:
Iosophy at all.
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Mr. EDlToR-It is certain that there are men in album
dance in north Louisiana yet, to form regiment not
wthstanding the facs that.so many companies have
already gone to the var. at the first cell our people
me forward with unanimitv which does them great
credit and donated most literally to those who vent
furnishing uniforms, clothes and money enable them
to yet to the seat of In this way the ready money
in the country is, to great degree, expended Our
planters say that they will subscribe to any ex-
tent that NAV be required to furnish all who will 20
There is fear o. the health Of both camp Tangpaho
and camp Lewis Our people fear, and justly too that
if an epidemic should break out in New Orleans it
would be almost certain to communicate to these camps;
and although willing and anxious to volunteer are de-
tered from this consderatiOn-at the time being
conscious Of the absolute necessity of military nsruc-
ton. so far as the eyolutons are essential.
There is also sentiment or belief almost unanimous
pervadiug the community, that all the effective men will
he needed before peace is made that if peace is not
made soon of which there is prospect now an effort
will be made by the enemy to invade Louisiana All
desire to be in condition repe the invader whether
that can be most effectively done by meeting him on the
border or by carrying the into his country is
be decided BY those who command, and at the proper
time At all events Louisiana must be defended. To
render her effective they must be drilled sufficiently
to understand the eoutons necessary to render their
combined efforts certain of success As to the use
Of arms our people understand that aready-each man
being an educated hGnter-they already chasseurs
de bois To render these effective, it is only ne
eessry establish acnp in this vicinity and order the
folmgtion Of E regiment. Here is healthy location
water in abundance be had-and there is railroad
81 miles long from Monroe TO Ficksburg, on the Mis-
sssipp river If the regiment should be ordered tc
New Orleans up the river in Virginia, Arkansas, OF
Missouri it can be had the point of destination as
soon as any regiment in the service-being only about
200 miles from fort Smith and having good road and
at season of the year when wagons and drivers can be
spared BY the planters This regiment would have
decided advantage in position for service in Missouri
Arkansas The planters will obIigate themselves to
deliver cotton to pay any money that may be borrowed
for the purpose 81 clothing the regiment and eeproud
Of the opportunity.
1t is understood that these things have been repre-
sented to the, goleraor Why is the regiment not or
dered? Every one acknowledges the advantage, but
DELAY awaits each request The 'still small voice" Of
public opinion isbegiRping to be heard 1t is the fact
military ardor of whole community?
rLousiana (Alonroe) Inelligencer
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10 the Pnhlic

Messrs Editors if you please 70 publish the ohoWlhg
YOU would greatly obige the foreigners Of this parish anu
particular your friend the undersigned:
In the Caddo Gazette of the 2otii inst, article s'
peared headed 'the Sentines" i'll which the democratic
editor Dr. Drury Lacy regrets the existence aud zeal
ousy between the natives and foreign citizens eoPrS
ing the company.
Now few words in regard to this matter will suffice
The jealousy which consisted in this company was only
amongst the officers. The foreigners OF ts5 company
did never aspire for dice and proof given that
foreigner asked resign from some little olhce whie
they were regularly organised can assure the puDlc
that the foreigners never broke up this company.
little brush or dispute between high privates or-
eigners could certainly be the cause OF cisbandlng
first was common talk in Shreveport that the Dutch
Jews and foreigners did not even join Home Guard
now after they joined and showed by their acts that
they we're good members the natives and can stay
home as well any they still could not satisfy the DIS
contented and kid glove aristocracy the next remark
as that there were too many Dutch Jews and foreign
ers belonging to this company. Now | would like to
know how the foreign born citizens should act here 10
please the fancy of few who are the spokesman Tor
the discomfort good many oil the foreigners nave
large families depending them for support and have
not sufficient means support their families while alb
sent in the army and others who have business here
with no body take of in their absence with ndeb
edness in New Orleans certain amounts OF which the
undersigned is one. Now as Capt. L. Mason had re-
signed what right had the other officers to dsband the
company why not elect another captain? 1t was only
done for the purpose of having select party, what
crime were those guilty of who not honored with
one of those little printed lists which served as an inv
tation to a meeting for recognising the SentiHes
beg pardon did not know that soldiers needed so many
extra qualifications.
As regard the charge in the same article that the
natulased citizens have volunteered with much
aIacritv as the native population will for the benefit
and information of those citizens of this parish who Eve
at distance and not having chance to find out the
L. 10, % l,A=.
foreigners WHO have Joined the volunteers Of this city
and PARISH
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1861-07-24

TURSIFs.-Ehe Southern Cultivator says August j.
the month for sewing turuip seed for fall and winter
use. The ground should be well prepared-plough
deem and all the clesls Of dirt broken up-the seed
placed three or four inches under the earth 50 AZ to
protect the roots against the hot The fiat turnp
is far preferable to the round long kind In fall
winter, turnips afford fine dish for the dinner table,
and tops and peaings make excellent food for mich
COWS and hogs Should the blockade of the Aissis-
sipp be continued they will meet with ready sale e0ne
Of Our planters about four years ago took to New Or
leans let of tprnips, and realised about $500 Two
years since, that planter sold one plantation forthe
sum of 500 900 As land does not freeze in the
winter not necessary to remove the turnips from
the ground; slight covering Of CEDAR pine, moss or
leaves will efectualy protect them against the frost,
and afford turnp greens all the winter Put peuti-
full supply Of seed in the ground.