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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-02

No recent MAGAZINE paper has excited more
general interest than tn" article IN the Auguss
ATLANTIC, on "lhe New Gymnastics Inv
preseut work is a complete exposition OF sn0
system Of which that article gave Synopsis.
The author Of his work has been Tor many many
wears engaged N teaching Gymna.tcs INC
Lnnk d.,,.l lies ana illustrates his NEW Sfst.A
or puy>,c,r TRAINING. This system has hao 'ss
,rar,ical test Of long and varied use. J.! eom'
nrises eyrrc ise. with pulGb Bells, Kings "sn"ss
Clubs etc, all Of which are made perfeGtiy osss
nv fvti explanations while many are lI'usts.s
hy pictorial representations OF Tue PoS''
the body required to perform them. .,.s,
the DUNE BELL lHsTRrcToF cohnee'eu Wy"
,hi~ work i of the highest ,ntefes'd anu 'uPo's
anr. II is designed for home use, ana s"sse
great variety of Dumb Bell Exercises, togeIne.
Vim n carefully selected progressive series 'o'
eryday practice s;,,,. n.s.
rus p.NGyMSAsTIkOS is very simple, us.'
ul and cheap piece Of gymnastlc appsss'Sh. y:
imam which ALL gymnastlc exercises My -
nerformrd. and which can be lntroauco"s al"
mall cost into any private house. ~ ''
,asnr;beL and illustrated in this volume
Tha :. NV GYMNASTICS" should DC Ho
xerv family in the land where exercise u.
nsd .. a means Of health. Ladies. esPeSu..ys
Iii find in il a great variety or Easy, S1v.e
md Inviporating Exercises, all OF WHICH my
a, ,,an,;SeJ in their own homes.
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SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting will be on
Saturday next, at > clock, in the court
house. Mr.. Wolf will give full report
of his visit among the sick aud wounded
Volunteers, AMI of other things which
came under his notice. The recent en-
gagement Of the Iowa fifth, at Iuka, calls
for renewed efforts in behalf of the sick
and wounded. Let all attend.
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nta- We learn from letter from DR..
Carpenter to his wife that the wounded
of the Federal forces have been removed
from luka, Miss, to Jackson, Tenn
Joseph Fobes died on the third day after
the amputation of his leg. The amputa.
ton was performed by Wisconsin sur.
eeon. John Webb had to have his arm
amputated 1t is feared that Nelson Al
exander will die. Commissioners from
Davenport had arrived with sanitary
stores and the wounded were we'll pro
vidcd for. The rebel wounded were left
at Iuka in charge of their own surgeons
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and can testify to its real merits. Every
number is we'll illustrated, and contains
very large amount Of really useful,
practical, reliable information for the
the Farm, the Garden, and the House
hold, including a very Interesting de-.
partment for the little ones. No one can
fail to get many dollars worth of useful
hints from volume Of the Ayricuhur,ss,
while the maps are so much extra. We
have sent for two copies of the paper so
as to get both maps. Send for the paper
On our recommendation, or if you prefer,
send dime for a single copy, and cx-
anime it for yours If. The address of
the publisher is ORANGE JUDD, IL Park
Row, New York.
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CEDAR co. FAIR.
$4,000 in Premiums
offered.

The Cedar County Agricultural Socle-
ty will hold its first annual Fair at
n Upton,
on the lith, 18th and 10th Of October
next.
A. HOLTSLANDER,
Secretary.
Upton, Sept. lst, 1862. 6w
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TO THE NEh' estored to health in few days al
.n many sa, sus Erin g.een OF
others ~ aInne a copy Of the prescription usen
5.ssteat ne REF JOHN N. pAGSALL' leo I .sna
.,.~, BIO oklyr, n. Y.
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Upton, Sept. oath, 1862.
10 the Citizens OF Cedar County and vi
CiNity.

10 the Citizens Of Cedar County and vi.
cinity.
The undersigned having been com.
mlssloned to raise company for the 37th
Neg't Gor garrison duty, in conjunction
with DR.. } N. Long, and the Doctor
having decided to return bis commission,
the whole duty devolves upon me.
take this opportunity, therefore, of soic-
ltlng your prompt and hearty CO operation
III obtaining recruits. Other counties
are at work. Let it not be said that
cod Cedar" heretofore SO prompt in
responding to our country's call fo. help,
has lost any of her zeal in this, the ma.
tons greatest hour of peril. Remember
that every man who enlists sends from
the garrison one Of The young and we'll
drilled soldiers into the field to drive the
rebel horde from our free soil Remem-
Der too, that we must either eonque.
them in Virginia. South Cartoons and
Florida, or they viii conquer US in Penn.
sylvania, New York and Iowa.
Any aid, either by sending recruits or
advice, thankfully received.
Wanted, one or more to operate with
me in the work. Office in Upton, where,
dlease address me l.. l.. SWEET.
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pTWe clip the following from Chi
eago paper, aud heartily endorse every
word of it:
BRYANT & SrRArroN's COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE. notwithstanding the great
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ESTRAi MARE.

,os.aKEN UP by Daniel Ware, Of bennington
d sahip. Cedar county, iowa. on the ION day
.h,se,p,embcr, 1862. one chestnut sore. Ma IRE
iiaas. q the shoulders: white ko"l on the iighs
The w, white hairs above the hoof; scare On
BY n ~ bullock. Aud appraised at my a".'ats
bei,r. Brown, +, NJ. Stort. and jacob 0n'''''
oan!el Clark, Justice OF the renee w.
e. ALONZO SHAW.
TIM. CLERK Of District conrs'
Upton, Sept. "a, 1862,
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~ @ ~ s $50 2
Mississippi and Missouri r, r.

ON and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1861. and
~ until further notice, trains willrun o. fol.
Leave wilton for Davenport 1 Chi
cago, at $50 ?. Y.
Leave Wilton for Nhtengo and
Washington. 9.3GA. \.
Leave Wilton tor Muscatine, go A. VI. 4 $50 r.H
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
aud Chicago. $50 4. II.
Arri7e at Wilton from Mus "atine
ut y.4OA. N. "A so ?. 4
Arrive at Wilton from Iowa City
Passengers going west make direct connec.
tiuns with the Western stage Co.'S stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island win the Chicago and Rock Islsn6
X. Il. trains, for all points east south and north.
Also with the GaTera Dubuque and st. Paul pack.
cts ut Davenport.
All trains running Fast connect directly Of
Chicago, with IN trains over all the roads East
and South. !.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity o.
giving distinct directions as 10 the destination
OF their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats IN the cars.
IF. TRACY, Supt
A. kiaBALI, Assistant Supt
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The Confessions and Experience Of an In-
valid.

PUBLISHED for the benefit aud as Il warning and
caution to young men who suffer from Ner7oas Debility
Premature Decay, &c; supplying at the t.me the
means Of Sell. Cure. By one who cared himself after
being put to great expense throug! medical imposition
and qnackery. by enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope, sISdLs COPIES may be had of the anthor,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq. Bedford, kiugs Co,
New York.
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cr. christie's Balsam for Ague and Fever is

winning golden opinions rs preventive ana cure LOT
that dreadful disease Much Of the dread experience
ed Nv persons enierating to new country win DC re-
ovrd wben they know how easily and Thoroughly the
Ealsam cures til. disease for which It is designed
.N0Hmouth fIn.l G.arf,d".
m, .hoye IL only one Of the numerous favorable no.
.{c4s Of , free and untramule ed press. When snch
pew.rful friend as the press speaks in its favor 1t can
pot be othervtse than popular
III. SnaNII. prhnrietor. Chicago.
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SPRINGDALE Lopez |. 0. G. T.. SEPT.

SPRlNGDALE LopaE |. Q. G. T., Sept. ..
Whereas, it has pleased our Heavenly
Father to remove by death, from the
cares and trials Of this world, our esteem.
cd brother Jan es Smith, who was ono of
cur charter men, bers and has ever remain
cd faithful to the order; aud whereas.
though gone from among US, he is not
forgotten by those so long conversant
with his kind and pleasant manners, but
will long be remembered by his late as
sociates as one who set an example wor.
thy of imitation therefore,,
Resolrea, That in the death of cur
brother, this Lodge has lost worthy
member, his parents an affectionate son,
aud his brothers aud sisters a kind aud
cherished companion.
Resolue1, That we tender to the fami-
~ of the deceased our sympathy at this,
their great loss, aud while we sympathize
with them in their Affections, may it
strengthen the tie of brotherly love in
those who survive him.
Resoloed, That the Secretary furnish
a copy of the above resolution to his par
ents, and forward one to the Upton Al.
rs'ttser for publication.
II C. GILL,
NJ EARNEY,
Jos ELLYsoN,
Committee.
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G,ipton Aabtrtistr,

1T MArnsR Il AssoTr, Of New York. are author.
fsedto receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
NC. II. sCRIvEN, Advertising .1gs~t, - Deer
tsemsnts fer this and s sAs lesdixg papsvs Of the
North Wet.
? 8. II. PETTsNGILL 4 Co., No. 81 Park Row,
New York and State street, Boston. are agents
for the Upton in those cities, and au
thorized to take advertisements and subscriptions for
US at our Lowest rates. -..s.
~ Show us Newspaper rhose roltmns are at
oil times cro1ded cith Advertisements, and ,re
~'H sho'o 20" comn,at,s,ty aiire nth business and
enterprise. The age is mcrixs one. "n" that
''a"as =" fhesetatser days. uiu ~ a short tae fnd
himself behind his competitors. e1
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USE CIiRISTIL'S AGUE DALSAM.

The hest Ague cure in
A remedy prepared by regular physician
A preparation free from ali mineral ingredients.
Eaualiy efectual il Ague. and Chill Fever
When tax according to directions. - a sure cure
1T debjiiiatcs the patient like other reint des
is pleasant. effective ~ safe remedy for child en-
1t has stronger certificates than any other remedy
When once used It will ever after be sought tor
In short. it stands at the al Of Ague cures.
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Fey We had hoped to have received
ere this, letter from our regular army
correspondent that would give the par.
ticulars about the members Of Company
"A,' but We have not yet received one
IT we do not get one prior to our mex.
issue, we shall try and collect, from let.
tiers received by others, such incidents
as may seem to be interesting.
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DIR, HALLS BALSAM

HALLS LUNG BALSAM, in all cases, gives
the b st of satisfaction
HALLS LUNG BAIEAM has wrought more
cures since its ntrod Ut ion than any efher coas"
medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM is endorsed 's
our leading ply sicans as the safest ana oes'
remedy now before the public.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM is sa'e 10 US.
among children, and yet powerful IN Cases u
chronlc pulmonary disease .c
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings In cer''n,
Gates almost daily Of its wonderful cures Ia All
parts Of the country.
Halls Balsam for tho Lungs is sold in every
town in the country
The moro striking proof Of the intrinsic worth
and excellence Of DR.. Halls Balls m for the Lungs
Is shown in the rapdty with which it hecomesa general
avori.e with the people There is nothing OF similar
nature but what is cast into the SHADE "heh ,he
Ralsam has been thoroughly tested. The agents 'or
its sale he country in ordering new snpPhes,
are very enthusa site in its favor, SAVING IS Jus'
he hing it acts like char its effects are truly mag
icai." The afflicted obtain the medicine VI
H. scovIL. Proprietor, 70 Randolph ST., Chicago,
10 whom all orders should he addressed.
Sold by r. Hat, Upton. Iowa:
RsIaART & McNANARA. Upton, Iowa.
a. - Clarcnce,''
Aud nv dealers in Medicines generally. taImS
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s@g-We learn from the Davenport Go.
sctte that ), 400 Prussian L. B. muske,s
and the accoutremcnts have been recciy-
ed by Gen. Baker, at Davenport The
24,h will be able to get arms soon, as that
is the next regiment to be armed and
moved.
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CAMP STRONG, Sept. odd 50


! To the Editor Of the Advertiser:
Thinking perhaps space might be found
in your columns for few words from
Go. c, this opportunity is taken of saying
show DO you do?' to our friends 10 Old
Cedar.
Of course we are asked in return chow
we do" to which we answer, "quite
well, thank you," since Capt Hendcr-
shott came last Thursday, mustered us in,
gave US our bounty, uniforms, overeoats,
blankets, &c, not forgetting the weigh
tier matters Of the law, such as a good
supply Of axes, picks, and spades.
| Never mind, our officers seem to think
that, so far as they are concerned, Sambo
will get the first chance at them. Amen.
I Since mastering in. fnrloughs have
been given for the last visit home. Some
35 have gone from Go. c, and | believe
about the came number from the other
companies of the 24th.
The 35,h are getting jealous of the
blue coats, as the call US. They have
received neither money nor clothes; and
"the ragged 35th," as they are some
times called here, is not altogether inap.
propriatc. We have hardly had chance
to try "soldicr's fare yet, so many good
things have been b, fought by visitors from
Cedar, to say nothing of the two excel, mt
dinners given to the whole regiment last
week, the first by the ladies Of Musca.
tine, and the last by a delegation from
the country.
The 35th were presented with beau
tiiul banner, by the Nuscatine ladies'
God bless them-on Saturday last.
\ great many were present to witness
the presentation ceremony. The County
Fair, held in an adjoining enclosure, was
entirely secondary institution, as in fact
was the case throughout
We are not expecting to stay here but
a short time Our destination is of course,
unknown. When the furloughs have
gone around, however, we are ready for
any call, although believe the general
feeling is wish to 90 South rather than
North. c.
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-~rXDER. SHOT 4 CAPS, just received, z new
apply AZ
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JoB,'s& CaosBEYs AMERICAN CENSTf 0Jv1
for sale a, TIE Post Office. See sdversssemsss.
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CAMP HEBRON, DAVENPORT, Sept. 20.

AMI HEBRON, baN ENPDII, Sept ~.
EDITOR ADVERTISERS:
BY request Of some Of your subscribers,
take the liberty of writing a commun-
cation for your paper to iuforin them O!
the general condition of Capt. Austin s
company, of Jones county. There are a
number of the members from Cedar CO.,
and | have no doubt but that it would
interest some Of your readers to hear
from them.
We left Clarence on the 10th and ar
rived at Clinton about sunset. There
was no boat there at the time so we were
marched to building near the depot
We drove out the occupants, which we're
swine, and took possession for the night
We got supper of bread and cheese and
lay down to sleep but before many of us
had closed our eyes, the steamer Den
mark gave notice of her approach. When
she landed Lieut. Freeman went dowr
and made arrangements for US to be
taken on board We got aboard about
, IL O'clock we then moved down the
river to lie Claire and layed over till
daylight. As it was the first night of
soldering for many of us, we did not
sleep very soundly. We had to make
our beds on deck, which were not quite
as soft as we had at home. We left lie
/ Claire at daylight and arrived at Daven-
pert about IL o'clock. We were then
marched into camp, where we have been
ever since and expect to remain for some
time.
We are in the 3lst regiment; Colonel
VIM. Smith, Of Marion, commanding -
The regiment WIS completed yesterday
by the arrival Of two companies from
B'ackhawk county.
The camp was almost wild with en-
thusiasm over the glorious victories won
by our army on the Potomac. 1t is to
be hoped that the rebellion has received
death blow, and that we may all be
permitted to return home by spring.
The health Of the company is as good
as could be expected John Blakesley
was taken to hospital yesterday. There
are ,veral others not fit for duty.
Yours truly y. NJ.
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Y1SE NEW GINNASI lCS,
MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN

With ronSIatton If Prof. klosss
IumL Bel Instructor, and Frot.
SchreJer's Pa"gymnast'hon.
EI DO LEWIS, ~ D.,
Proprietor OF the Essex - Gymnasium bo''on'
With Three Hundred Illustrations: Cns
Vol. 12n,0. Price 81 90.
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4 PracticW Guide 10 Health and Vgor.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-29
YORK'S
Series Of English GrammarS,

A NENTRODUCTION TO THE ILLUSTRATIVE
n AID CONSTRUCTIVE GRAMMAR. This wors
is designed for Common Schools and Beginners, and
is arranged with questions and answers-by Brantly
York.
AN ANALYTICAL, ILLUSTRATIVE AND CON
STRUCTIVE GRAMMAR, of the English Language;
Accompanied by several original Diagrams, exhibit
ing an occular Illustration of some of the most diff
fcult principles of the Science of Language; Also,
an extensive Glossary of the derivation OF the prin-
cipal scientific terms used in this work, in two parts.
This is a large work. containing q comprehensive
and complete Analysis and ~Synthesis of the English
Language, and q Philosophical exposition Of the
Principles of Grammar Its rapid sale and the high
cncomiums passed upon it by Scholars, are suficiens
guarantees of its utility. Many high testimonial
from Teachers and others might be given, were j.
deemed necessary. The third edition of this Grant
mar is in press and will soon be issued.
Price OF the large work 70 cents to 81, according to
style of binding. For the smaller Grammar so cents
by retail, and IS cents wholesale.
Orders sent to w. L. Bookseller, Ra-
leigh or to the Author, B.. YORK, York Institute. N.
e., will be promptly supplied.
MAY 81, 1862. 41-tf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-29
A PROCLAMATION

By z. B. VANCE, GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA.
WHEREAS, INFORMATION HAS REACHED
w me that certain persons, unmindful of the calls OF
patriotism, and forgetful ofthe duties of good citizens,
are using their influence to prevent obedience to the
law of Congress known as the Concsript Law, and
that others are attempting to organize an open resis-
lance to its execution and whereas, such conduct
being not only in direct violation of law, bat also det-
rinental, in the highest degree, to the cause Of our
Country, 1t becomes my sacred duty to prevent and
Now. therefore. /, BUL B. N Governor
of North Carolina, do issue this my proclamation,
warning all such persons to desist from such anpat-
riotic and crimiaai conduct earnestly hoping that
all who are disinclihed TO defend their homes them
selves, either by reason OF age, infrmity or coward
ice. will cease to dissuade those who are willing;
and notifying positively all persons contemplating an
armed resistance TO the law, If there really be any
such misguided and evil.disposed persons in our
midst. that they will commit the crime of treason,
| according to- the Constitution, and must not expect
to escape its penalties. Whilst thousands upon thou
sands or our best and bravest have chserfully obeyed
the law, and by their patriotic valor have driven the
enemy back to the Potomac, it would be an lntelera-
Bile outrage upon them to permit others TO svade the
law, or worse still, to resist it by open violence
Let no one, therefore, be deceived the law will be
enforced and / appeal to all loyal and patriotic citi
xens to sustain those who are charged with its exc
cutioE.
Given under my hand, and attested by the Great
SsaI of the State. Done at the City of Raleigh, thu
18th day Of September, 1864.
ZRBULON B. VANCE,
Z. 81. BArrLs, Jr., Private Secretary. g.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-29
" Don't Forget Me-"

How often we hear the words I" Don't
forget me- When separating from our
friends. How often they come to our ears
in every variety Of tone-from the light,
impulsive school girls, to the deep, trenu-
lous accents of those who love US as only
true and faithful hearts can love. Don't
forget me- lisps the ro~sy-cheeked cherub,5
scarcely conscious Of the import of the
words. Don't forget me-" says the aged
nan, whose hair is white with the frosts of
many winters. All wish to be remember.
ed All wish some little nook of the heart
reserved for THEIR words, for THEIR i'm
ages. But are they forgotten! Ask the
lonely being resting his weary head upon
his hands, and listening to the wild requi-
em of the wailing winds, while the thick
shades of approaching darkness fold their
wings around him-ask him if those he
once loved-those who east sunshine in
his path of life-are no longer remember
cd through the lapse of time which has
interviewed 7 If the day of separation and
those from whom he separated are now
~moulderiDg beneath the dust oflater scenes
and trials? Ask him if the ~sylph-llke
form which stood by his side, and the
sweet blue eye which sought bis with
tears of sorrow, are now Lao longer remem-
bered ? Ask him if the half whispered,
last request, "Don't forget me-" is uuheed-
ed? Ask him, and he will tell you that
the friends of former days are still en-
balmed With memory's magic power, and
their images are still within bis heart that
the sylph-like form and the sweet blue
eye have always in farcy remained the
same, anu that the last request is whispers
ed in hisear by every passing breeze
Oh /! there is no fount upon the earth more
, sacred, more pure, than the fountain of
, Memory There is no costly gem hidden
! in the dephs of the earth SO precious at
4 the relics contained in the heart | There
! are no words sweet as those affection
t breathes, and no sculptured marble as tru'
as the images, the he~art-images Of gu
friends for,
y Friendship weaves . sacred chain
Affection links the bands
g Which Nemory's never-ceasing claim
Throws round us in all lands"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-09-29
Responsibility Of Parents.

"Time was, when settling on thy leaf, a fly
Could shake thee to thy root and time has been
When tempest could not"
If to pilot a ship across the ocean be a.
work of great responsibility, requiring pru-
dence and judgment, as we'll as knowledge
and experience-much more is it such a
work to guide an immortal spirit though the
simultaneous sea of youthful passion and
childish ~impetuosity, and to secure for tia
safe passage though the dangers and perils
of manhood and old age. A ship on the
ocean may founder and go to the bottom,
and no one, perhaps, suffer a single pain, or
breathe a single sigh but an immortal soul,
wrecked upon the shores of time. may spend
an eternity in signs and groans, but they