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FEMALES FEMALES- FEMALES.

OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OF
CONTt u APEAEING MARRIAGE,
In MnHy zgsCIioaS Pssal3aT 20 F.7Gai,s
the Extract BI5EG IS uUcsEE..-d 10y any OIL z YER
edy, as IN Ch!OTCsfs o. RctaEuun. iTTeeu-auEr
PslGfulness, or Suppression OF CurtgW1Ey EvEr
GatCns, L .cfr-5e- y- Sgb.T7CEg E.et8 OF Tho Ute
rus. BsucOrTkss or Whites, StcTI.Ity, s.d for :
complaints incident 70 the sex. ELctEeT a.lsII.r
from IndiScTetlCG, Habits Cf Dissipation, or IL t.
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIEF
Sax SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
10 FAMILY SHOULD EE WITHOUT II
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EYE AND EAR.
No. 29T PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
OPPOSITE
WILLARD'S HOTEL


WILLARD's HOTEL
OcuIist and Aurfst.
DIR. r. A. Won MOSCHZISKER,
city and opened his ofices at
22T Pennsylvania AVENUE,
whore he can be consulted on MasdIes OF the
EYE, AND EAR
requiring medical and surgical treatment
DR.. Won MoscHZrsKRR is the inventor and iLtro-
Queer into the medical prsc'lce Of the
ETHEREAL EAR INHALATOR,
for the treatment of obstinate cases OF
New York and PhiiadslphIa papers
treating on the prevention Of
DEAFNESS FROM THE FIRING OFCAN-
DR.. Won NJ has for the psst fourteen yssrs devoted
his special attention 20 the
TREATMENT OF THE EYE AND EAR,
And Possesses the testimonials OF some OF the beat
most successfully treated By hun for the
RESTORATION OF SIGHT 4 HEARING.
FAD.
-, From Professor MOMkag, BaltimOrsl
fsotly fss,OIsd. am IspPy 70 express my conyie
uon that by Jour skill and judgment she has been
have befaen her."
From ths Hon. Senator PHskl
TO DR. yos MoscHzIsKER; am ETe.ty Obliged
Deafness, and The skill with which you have trested
my case and have no doubt that by careful OBJ
a g. GGH S 10
Ffonz John M'Led1, Jr., SOS of tht Hon. Judge Of
the U. S. SxpreTne C0xyt
tn well Known TO my pumerous friends that
em happy 70 state that have, thanks % DIR. Won
Mosohxlsker. entirely recovered. Ny hearing -
now acute as ever. JOHN M'LEAN, Jr.
For several years l suffered from deafness. IN.
vsa nSsfs ssss IfstSIed ny YEATS
DIR. Won Moschzsker most successfully operated
on my eJes.an Denestted n! sight & &sHcesSatlngJ'
81. Louis. Sept IA, Lass.
Letter from Rec. J. J. MaLloRl
DR.. Won. MoscHzIsKRR-Dear Sir :-Amouf
those who have been benefited By your stillful
treatment in diseases impairlng the sight, IL affords
me great pleasure to add the testimonial Ofmy
vas 90 much impaired during the last sishteen
months that could not recognise the Gestures OF
o friend standing near me. i tender you this
acknowledgment Of your eminent Kill and success
J.. j.. MU LION, Rector 81 Pstrof's.
The original OF the above, and hundreds more
testimonials, can be seen at DR.. M!s rooms.
Patients Wishing their family physician to 80
COMPANY them g vitnes. operations or for the
Medical men viii be at al tunes welcomed 90
witness DR.. Won M . operations, and examine
some of the Instruments he has introduced for the
fActlit1tion Of Opthslmic and Aursl SurrerJ. /
Aru hoial Eyes inserted without causing any pain
Ones hours from g. m. TO ,. m. and from to
is61 I'm aaI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
FOX ExgELsI0R CRACKERs.zA fresh
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First Telesiaphic Dispatch from Easter
Ghare.

To tAe Lg.nt Of the Associated Press:
EAsrvILLE, Feb. A.-The natal day Of the
father Of his Country has been celebrated here
by military display, professions, &c in which
many citizens participated. The indications are
that secession In Northampton county is disap.
pearing-
signed-The Union Relief Committee Of the
Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
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SIS HELMBOED'S EYTRA EgCEB
eli effsations snG dlses1Ss q fthC
URINARY ORGANS,
sketksT sLlstIEg IN
MALE On FEMALE,
.rou vets7Eer 'sE5e cylyinstlnE and no matter
1JH LONG STANDING.
DiEeasesOitleEo ortEns reSEi tAs El1 OF d
sEETIc.
HELMBOED'S EXTRACT BUCRU
Is gHE GREAT DlURETIC.
knd is certain 90 hSvc the CcElred essat IN
DiSeEIss5sT SsksCA 60 IS FscorsssSs1sd.
EVIDENCE or THz Kosf REsFoEsIBLx AID r.
LyAEEz cnLRAofE2
villIsosomFSny the nedioineI,
CEaTIFICATES OF CURES,
From - Oys1Ts' st1rdlsE
with Names known 20
ECiEECE AND Fame.
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PHYSICIANS" PLEASE "N0TICE."
WE KAKs GEO SECRET" OF "IEeREDIESTs.'
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCRU
seomto.ed Of Buchu, Cg6sbs aud Juniper Bslnss
PREPARED IN VACUO,
By IL. =. He m BOLD,
racucsl and Analytical chemlrt, and sOis Mar
uIsctuFeT Of
HELMBOLD'sG GENUINE PREPARATION
<EFIDATIT.
Personally sppssrsd 0etOEs ne, an Alderman
being duly sworn, GOfh cay, his PreperatlOas con
tain 10 narcotic, no mercury, or other lnJGrIOu-
drugs bat are ParelI VsEstholaT sptNRoIp
sworn and subscribed before me, thlst9 glaJS
N0V'ihOfHId HIdsTm.n, Ninth st.. o. abcTs e Kses. PRia
PHYSICIANS IN ATTEHDANcB
FROM 8 A. ID. TO p. NJ.
Price 81 per bestIs, Or six fer SO.
Delivered to any sddrsss. securely psskeG Ter
observation.
Address lettsrs for ihfcrInatsn in eonkds 90
II. 2, HELAB0LD, CAsSfJf,
DsFst. Ioi soSth EsAah a., below Chestnut PhIl.
BEWARE OF C0uNTE9FEIES
AND UNPkINoIKLED DEtLERS
Who endeSvoT 70 dlkPogo "of fhslr own
"otheT' articles CT ths reTptsti0a Stsatnsd
HsINboId's 6ssSiss PFspssstSos,
&C Ezsrssf Bss.s,
SsvssSsyfaG
' I<YTsSsx Ksss EssA.
Sold By Z. b. wAIfR, z. D. SnxAH, IeHK
WILxr. 3. @, FosBs s. b. EHrwIsTLr, D. q
MAyoI, ID. b, CLARK, EIBwKlx 4 kkSIENsIs!
Z. MueS, WashInEtoz and essrEstsw,,
elND LLk Dky6GLsTS EIEKYRRERE
Ask ZOE HnLKBoLpb.
.aa TAKE no oTHER.
stustt tks ssSvsrtissnus nd ssES for a.
AKs AVOID IMPOSITION nj xrossKR
Dssyis sy~rss~s % 20 os.~~x,ssssss
susss ssarssssstt VAsviss Gratis
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nEPOT QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
CORNS-BUNIONS

CORNS-BUNIONS. g
M X. PERDRIAT, Surgeon ChIropodist, from
1f1 Paris, begs 20 inform you that he oan edeciual
ly remove Corns and BunIons, without pain, 30
that the shoe can be worn immediately after the
N .rts md otheg sn Saoos ash fa ,h .eovss s ,d
30 that they will appear small and delicate. No.
ls ~ street, near City Hall. Charges Moderate.
Bln 6 n
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Take no ssors Balsa,a, Msret-y o. UnpIssssz,
Es3lcizs I2r UHTk.cS0aG esa DaEgsrcSS

E2saIcasf yoT tHTEscSoaG eHa BaEgsrcSg
DiSGdsss.
HELHBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHg
CUkEs
SECRET DlsKASES
IA AL thcIr STAGES; A. uttis BXpeus-
LIts.e OT co sEAuEe Il d.. No lEGgaFenlap~
Esf NO c.spos.-gs.
II cause5 free gsuE desire a1d gives strength %
Unnstes thereby Removing distinctions,
Preventing ana Caring SETiCfUres DI tEo IEet.y-
Asl1Elng -IE and lufisMu.SLOE.r
frequent II the class Cf ClsEE and cxpe Ing
Poss0SoES, D:SS2ssd7 caG Igofes oEt Mai!6T.
THJg5kSUs UCOS TRCCsANDs
WHO HAVE EEEE TIE VICTIMS Or
GESChS,
and who hETe Tst k;0UT Isss 20 &c cured IN short
ttinep EcIe louE1 taeg we're lccciYe1, end thstft-
teeE frled uR II t.e EyE.elE, 20 bTe1k cgs II e2E
YTssStc1 form, SJd
EEEE.EES EEEEz E1 EEEE =
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P PflNIST AND NiH HCso5MfPdsER, q
BIZ general request WIN opsn clsss for the Piano
and Singing, b. his new and simplifed G-1
msIfthSd: met 10 In In this ;, xsY. sn opportunIty nypn
9uiIe . knowledge of Vocal and Instrumental
Muae, on the most liberal terms. All those Who
desire 20 join this course will apply at onoe at
mis- residence, No sos Sixth street. between X
street and New York avenue. r'E-F'
Hours Of reception between and 10 O'Clock Q. m.,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. -
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linda NJ. KumSey. appointed to re-
port on the charge o: keeping false min.
utcs Submitted The following:
Your committee to whom instructions
were gircn to report under the resolution
offered 10y r. p Parsons, relative to the
charge made by J W. Reedcr against
thc Secretary, Miss NJ. y A. Gillespie,
of keeping false minutes, would submit
the following: That J. W. Reeder did
not make the charge Of keeping false
minutes against the Secretary, Miss Gil,
lespic but merely said that the minutes
were kept incorrectly, mentioning no
names whatever.
J. W. Recdrr moved that the Execu
tive Committee be empowered to appoint
committees, and to make all necessary
arranc, mcnts for the preparation of bus
mess for the next meeting
Carried.
On motion adjourned
G G. NESTLERODE, Pres.
NJ. J. 4. GILLESPIE, Sec.
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Ma We have been requested by the
officers of the Cedar County Agricultur-
al Society, to urge upon those who have
signed for the purpose of enabling said
society to carry on its operations success
fully, the importance Of making immedi-
ate payment Of the sums subscribed.
The Board of Directors have leased lot
of land, aud have barsained for the lum.
Der to fence it, and the money must be
had to pay for it or the enterprise must
fall through. We feel that the farmers
and others Of the county should not let
this opportunity pass without placing the
society on a permanent basis. 1t would
be lasting disgrace to this part Of the
county. Payment can be made 10 j. X.
Snyder, Esq in Upton, or to the mem.
bers of the Board in their respective
townships. For full statement Of the
present condition aud necessities of the
society, VIC refer to the report Of its
Board of Directors, through their Treas
urer, found in our paper to-day.
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Cedar Co. Teachers Axs1ciatiOn

Cedar Go. Teachers Association.
This Association met in the High
School Room in Upton, on February lst,
1862
1t was called to order by the President
and opened with prayer by Rev. NJ. X.
Cross.
The chairman of the Executive Com
mittee submitted programme Of bust
ness, which was adopted.
On motion of j. W. Reeder, com
mittee consisting Of Messrs Reedcr,
Wolf, and DR.. Maynard, was appointed
to examine the Acts passed by the State
Board of Education and to report to the
Association the opinion Of the committee
upon the same.
The President delivered his inaugural
address.
Rev NJ X. Cross, read a report sub
ject: 8 Necessary qualification of Teach
crs."
c. G. Chandler, read report; sub
ject: "Teachcrs' Habits "
A. G Miller. and George Mcleod be
ing absent, were granted time until the
next meeting to submit their reports.
The chairman of the Ex Committee
read a note from Miss II NJ Edgar ask,
ing the Association to release her from
the duty Of reporting IN consequence Of
continued weakness of eyes. The request
was granted.
Dr. Maynard exhibited an air dram
for ventilating school rooms, invented by
himself.
The committee on the acts passed by
the Board of Education, was instructed
to prepare report on the same, setting
forth the views of the Association, and
to present the same to the Legislature
asking its approval.
The President introduced Elwood
Macy, of Canada West, who made some
very appropriate remarks.
Rev. NJ. X. Cross presented the claims
of the Ioua Instructor.
W. p. Wolf, moved the following:
Resolved, That the Secretary be re-
quired to call the roll Of names of mem
bers at the commencement Of each scs-
sion, and note distinctly the attendant"
in a column opposite to the names, and
that the Auxiliary Cedar Go. Associations
he requested to keep similar record.
Carried
J. w. Reeder moved the following:
Resolved, That this Association re-
commend to the Honorable Board of Su
pervisors, two assistant examiners to as
sist the County Su erntendent in max
ing the examination Of teachers on the
two regular days specified in the new
school law.
Carried
DR.. Maynard moved that j. W Reeder
be recommended as a suitable person to
act as one Of the examiners.
Carried.
A committee consisting of Mary J. 4.
Gillespie, sibbel w Maynard, and Me
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Wearing his Masters Cellar.

\ few days since, while Company c
Of the Iowa Sd, under command Of Lieut..
Lcfiingwc,l was in the occupancy Of Flor
cncr, guarding the North Missouri Rail
road at that point negro came dashlng
toward the camp, about II o'clock ut
night. mounted upon high spirited
horse The negro Immediately threw
himsclf from the ANIMAL and in a cring
ing obscquious tone observcd:
" Nassa s.yer. cle"-o let me 20 In dc
camp and sec de l!inoy sogcr.'
The guard informed him that they
were Iowa soldiers, aud desired to know
what he wanted. lie hung down his
head for moment seemingly musing
over some disappointment and then con-
tinucd:
Nassa >nccr. look ct dis collar; I'se
good Niger. Please let me 90 ir".'
The GUARD now discovered that he was
ir, ned. and called the officer Of the guard
who tool; him 70 the guard house. In
thr morning he WIS taken before Lieut..
Lci'in,.WrIl, %ronnh whose quarters the
Ell tire command had already assembled !;
ii' ''\Nt ulu !ht y IVoh W pu SC'tc
more degrading and humiIiating la. that
which was presented TO them init he per,
son Of this slave Around his neck was
band Of iron half an inch thick and
nearly one and half inches wide, not
locked. but securely rivcted. Three iron
rronGs Of lightning rod size were welded
to this hand, at equal distances apart,
ard arose ubovc his head about niue
inrtcS, wish an outward inclination.
Thc iron had laccrated his ucck, and
the wounds had partially healed under
the protection he bad 9 ven to them by
holding up Tie band with his hands dur
ing the three preceding days that he was
concealed in Il corn field, but while rid
ing the horse lie could not hold it up,
and it had opened the wound from which
there was bloody, mattery oozc trick
ling down upon his naked shoulders. -
The men stood around, gain. upon the
scene before them in mute establishment
and it was net until the negro had re.
peatcd his petition two or three times
that they could realize the fact that the
cruelty Of the scene before them was the
, act of a slave master, living but short
distance from st Louis, the enlightened
emporium Of Missouri. The negro Oh
t~~--~A ..u,~--~,~>------- ..s~~, cake dis
collar off my neck, Pee good "i<s..y
/ III do any ting you want me. De Hi
noy sogcrs cut de collar off cr Ben" The
Lieutenant Immediately ordered it to be
stricken eff, VIXEN an old file was procur-
ed, which could not be made to work
upon the band only in slanting manner.
| After "a labor of over three hours it was
! removed. the men turn about-two hold
ing the band while one used the file. -
The band is now in the possession of
Lieut.. Letfingwell, who holds it as one
of the trophies Of the Sd Iowa, and the
negro is now officiating in his quarters
as servant.
The master Of this contraband resides
about ten miles from Florence. 1t ap-
pears that the negro had carried this iron
band upon his neck nearly three months
as punishment for assisting his wife tc
make her escape into Illinois
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FINkLE l. LYON
MACHINE CO..
l:}A Broad WAY. New York.

And all we ask is a fair trial Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS!
FACT No. l.-This Company being duly lice nsed
their Machines are protected against in
tringements or litigation.
FACT No. 2-These Machines make the lock.
a,itch-alike on both sidcs-aud use little
less than half as much thread and silk as the
chain or loop-stitch machines.
FACT No. 3-These Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in the mar
ket to the frequent changes and almost end.
less variety OF sewiag required in a family.
They will sew from one to twenty thickncs.
ses Of Marseilles without stopping. and make
every stitch perfect. They will even sew
from the finest 6 tuze to the he West 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
for every variety of light sewing manufac
iure? For work too heavy for our Family
Machine, we recommend our larger sizes.
FACT No. 4-Ihese Machines make the most
elastic seam Of any sewing machine in use
"A fact OF very great Importance in sewing
elastic goods, or goods OF any kind on bias
FACT No. NO 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 of the above FACTS
FACT No. 6-These Machines took the Highest
premium ut the Franklin Institute, Phila-
delphia-
FACT No. These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the New Jersey State Fair.
FACT No. s-These Machines took the Highest
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
N. Y.
FACT No. 10-These Machines can do the SANE
| thing generally. whenever properly exhibit.
ed In competition with other frst-class Sew.
Ing Machines But we have space for only
| one FACT more-it II the most important
| Fact Of all.
| FACT No. live parrase epery Machine Ne s.N
| 70 Gipe axTrER sasisfaction than any ofher
| SeCi"g- Machine IN the S,arkss. or n,onsy r..
| funded
Send for circular. Agents Wanted.
| Address,
re- rinkls Lyon SOWING. Machine Co.,
t'nsfmo, No. 5ss BROADWAY NEw YoRK
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The GENEsEE FARMER The Febru
airy number of this we'll known agricul,
tural journal is received. As We have
often said before, the Farmer is the
cheapest and one of the very best agri-
cultural and horticultural papers publish,
ed. 1t costs only so cents year, and
we see from this number that the pub
Usher offers some exceedingly liberal pre-.
miums to all who subscribe for the paper
at this time. Specimen copies Of the
paper are sent free to all applicants.
Address Joseph Harris, Rochester, New
York.
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dipton Abbertise
Asenfs for the Advertiser.

4 ADVERTISING AGENTS IN ST. LOUIS
n Messrs. KENNEDY 4 O'DoNoGHuE. General
Advertising Collecting and Commission agents,
45>OIive street. 1t. Louis, Mo-, are our Accredited
Agents in that city, and they are authorized to
receive Advertisements for the Triton ADvER
TIsER, and collect bills for the same;
,sts SIS. DANIELS, Publisher
'NTMArnrR & Anporr, d New York, author
lied 10 receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
TPJ.J. BoxxErT 4 Co., Of New York, are author
iIed to receive advertise ments for the ADVERTISER
.RArHnux, OF Pioneer, is author' ed to receive
subscriptions for the ADvERrsER, and receipt for the
same.
IL c. H.SCRIvEN, Adrertisine Agent. 63 Dear
born street, Chieago s autkOrred to receive adrev-
tsemsnfs Tor his sad al tAs lssding papers Of the
NORTH West. IA = =. T..
~ Shoe us a Newspaper ~hose coIumns are at
oil times crOpded with ne,c Adrertisements ana pe
rW shoe you community diirs 1ah business AND
e"trprise. The age is mopisg one 4 man that
ttands in these slater days u m short time, find
himself behind his competitors. 81
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Upton POST.OFFICE.

Open from to IL o'clock A. NJ. and from to
7P.M. On Sundays from =. NJ. to CT N.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily. at 5 A. NJ.
Onion Grove mail leaves Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays; closes at 5 A. ~.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
Q A. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at
p. NJ.
Red Oak mail Wednesdays Saturdays at 5 AN.
All drop letters must I've prepaid with stamps
at the rate of one cent each.
S. S. DANIELS, p. NJ.
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MADAME DEMoREsT' MIRROR OF
Fashions, quarterly Magazine, gives
the fullest description of the latest FASH
ions. Each number is accompanied by
three full sized patterns Of some desirable
novelties of dress. Price 81 per year.
Address Madame Demorest, Alb Broad
way New York
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% We have mentioned the freezing
to death Of two young men, Daniel and
Luke lines, in Adair county. The body
Of the other young man has been found.
They we're on visit to their mother 10
Ringgo|d county.
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Coal FOUND IN THIS COUNTY. We
hear that J. Tho, whom lives near Yam
kee Run, while digging we'll, came to
strata of slate, and after digging
through that came to coal Before the
coal could be dug into the earth caved
in, putting stop to the work. Prepa-
rations are being made to examine the
vein thoroughly, and, if it will pay, to
work it, Some small specimens were ia
ken which are said to look like first rate
coal. We hope it will tnrn out to be a
good workable vein of coal
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C. e. co M p r ON,
..- SHIPPING,
4 Commission Merchant

srs-7 s' MUSCATINE. +: IOWA.
TTNHANkFUL for the patronage therefore, ex.
l. tended me by the merchants and others of
Upton and vicinity, hope by prompt and faith
full attention to any business intrusted to my
care, to merit its continuance.
IS .s#ss / REfEHENCES.
Messrs Green 4 Stone, Muscatne, Iowa.
~@#sg = Weed, Dridgman & Kent. F"
A. Ogilvie,
=. Nv, Iowa City; II. Bacon 4 Co., Chicago
HeSA0s - - NAllack Z Rosera a. I'on,s
mu.c.1.. N: n.eal se, Wellington, Iowa.
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: zEBTRAY NARE T,O1.r

TAKEN UP BY John Dice, at his residence IN
Csntst Township. Cedar county Iowa. on tha
SSH dsy Of October A. p. 1861, an sstr.v mn. .rs
colt Said colt 10 bright bay. with the rioht
hind foot white; two years old: about fourtesn
haads high; and appraised At forty dollars.
ALONZO SHAW. County Clsrk.
rfpsos. Nov. 18th. 1851 n4sna
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pa-The weather is pleasant aud thav
ing "slightly"
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bG- An interesting revival is in pro
rress at the Methodist church
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DS See Advertisement ef Professor
Woods Hair Restorative

LGu>'SS CRusREy's AMEHlcAN tFMFNI ca =
for sale at the Post once. See advertisement.
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PIANOS, NELODEONS,
Alexander Organs,

Sheet Music, Music Roots, Music Merchandise and
kinds If Musical Instruments at the Iooest no.
sibIe prtets
= He HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-13

ATTENTION BOYs.-We are requested
by Lieut.. Durbn to state that he would
like to get six or eight good men to fill
up Company "E'. 1t is we'll known
,hus the IItn neg,meut ana COMPANY
" f" have first rate off cers and no bet
ter chance to enlist has bee" offered to
our citizens. We hope the number
wanted will be forthcoming. Lieut.
Durbin will give all needed information.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-13

anr See advertisement of Prof, l.,
MILLER'S Hair lnyiSorator, and Liz
uid Hair Dye, in another column.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-13
Iron Fame Pianos.

arc Justly pronounced by the Press and Music Masters
to be superior Instruments. They are built Of the
and most thoroughly seasoned materials, and will
stand climate. The tone is deep. round, fall
and mellow the touch elastic. Each Piano warrantea
for three years. Price from 5000 to 900. Second
hand Pianos ut great bargains; So Si0;
pctics, $50 to Sl0U g.. octavcS 3 lis to $50: 6,
uctayt<, 2in0 TO $50: oct yves, SIS to ~. second
hand McIpdeous from $40 to 60. Monthly payments
received for amos, MclodeoIs. Alexander Organs:
al" frE r"t, aud rent allowed If purchased per
agreement.