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TINTED STATES ARMY SUBSTITUTE AsSOCIA.
~ ionAn association has been formed under the net Of
the State New York. aahor!ziug the formation of cnrpo
raons with sufficient capital for the purpose OF supplying
substitutes parties who may BE- draed the OF
the United during present Parties liable TO
be drafted may rcgser ttr names and on payment o
Pre- MUM g,ia;an:esd pa5e substitute e
In their place, &C ordng 10 the provisions oi the
militia the State New York. O1lce Ut VILLA m
way Bureau.
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WAFEadA,,ccaK.,ss. :, ,p,,.,r.....
ooofs open a. half past seven. Commences al eight 7
GREAT SENSATION a
GREAT SENSATION
r,,r NJ GREAT SENSATION.
THE FLORENCES
xAE FL0RENCEs
IN TIE NEW BURLEsQUE
IN TIE NEW BURLESQUE
IN THE NEW RuRLEsduE
ELY Oc0NNOR.
ELY 0'CoNNOR.
ELY O'C0NAoR.
ELY CCONN0R.
Fun WITHOUT MEASURE
FUN WITHOUT MEASURE
THIg SATURDAY EyENING.sAUGUST %.
will be given tthird ne) the capital new Bour
cicault's sensation drama of "rHE COLLEEN BAWN,"
ELY O'CoNNOR:
OR, THE FATAL DIP.
Mr.. w. J. FLORENCE as - =
Ei4 < ,,cONNOR THE LOVELY COLLEEN BAwM
MRS. ". j. FLORENcE as.... .MYLES NACOPrALEEN
In which character attempts the
PERILOuS FEAT OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Kyre DAILY sweet youth Mr.. L. Barrett
Danny Mann dromadery ferrynan Mr w. Dayidge
Hardness Cregan, nice young man for a tea
party.-..... 'ioa yrokcr
Miss Ann Chute, the Colleen Rudh Mr. Geo. sderret
Mrs Cregan lady with strong will Mrs. ID. Myron
bridesmaids, Policemen, Funkeys. &c.
PARIS AND BACK FOR CO.
MONDAY-THE GREAT RURLEDIE.
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OFFICE OF CLERK or BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
~ No. Guy Hall, Aug 1852 Sealed Propo a. viii he
received at this oje until August H. 1852 al ~ O'Clock NJ
For $50 TO 800 tons OF the best Anthracite Coal the
OF the courts aud ocs Of the county, the ton 10 be calcu
tel at 22t0 20 lrds
Also proposals for 20 cords Of Kindlag Wood pine.
AMI SPLIT for ty.. #
Tho sait cya and wood TO be delivered such umes and
places as the Commit.e may sisnate.
The Committee reserve the right 70 reject any aud all
posais JAMES DANlS, I
SHERIDAN SHOOK trs ssss
SMITH ELY Jfi., Committee.
ORISOS BLUNT, a.HM
WILLIAM &. CONNER,l
ELIJAH w. PURDY.
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DHGNIx REGIMENT.
CORCORAN ZOUAvES.
Fourth Regiment Empire Brigade.
y 1srtSTOTg AROIYSE

J)HQ.NIx REGIMENT-CORCORAN ZOUAvES
i MA Fourth regiment, Empire Brigade,
James C. Burke Colonel
Company H, Captain John D Hearn. requires twenty
young complete its number. This being the
on truly regiment organizing in the State
Ii hmen about enlist had better join l. and serve under
Flag. The resi nen Is to be exclusively Irish.
Recruits eniisting in this company will receive
800 from the United States
SO from tn(DSiate o. New York
S25 from kty and county
Sl3 Cone months Iay) In a vance.
-Of which $40 wiil be paid down on passing mus or.
Recruiting Office OF Centre and Leonard streets
JOHN ID. HEAKN, Captain
RICHARD OULAKAN First Lieutenant.
JAMES a. SULLIVAN Second Lieutenant.
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dTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT, COLONEL
4 Peter McDcrmott Commanding Robert ]: Wynne Re.
critng Oncer has opened Office at Is Walker street,
for the purpose OF raising men support glorious
Union; he appeals to his brave couniryen 10 no5y
forward aud sustain him la hts otic feeling This ocer
was IN the regular service for aud through the
Mexican war also was Ia the Army o. the Potomac
tool required vino viii be guaranteed 10 receive
all the bounties allowed by the United states and s,ac
Come quickly, AMI DO noi wait to be dra ted W
a- ROBERT J.wYNNE Recruiting Officer.
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ftoRcoRAN zOUAyES-FOURTu REGIMENT SPINO.
~ las Br,ssde, Colonel JainesC Furxh-capiain John
Dunno having been authorized 10 rH.;c Company Il o. this
IL sh c.ncut, viii receive nj his ten ~ the Cy
Hall PARK New York. and in Brooklyn 9, room ~ Haises
buildings Fulton street. and 2sl Myrtle avenue
sc Fort Green The officers OF this company scntemen
service aud ho.d false inducements
they pe thens-lv that whatever houGty the conn-
sry niy iduals may oler viii be promptly paid 10 Their
men enlistment Wanted, Second Lieutenant ana an
Orderly Sergeant J. DUNNE, Captain.
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ITO RECRUITING OFFICERS. WITH MEN.-A SPLEN.
did opportunity y now offered IN the koarn &
only with the right kind Of Apply OF headquarters
534 Broadway.
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nURYEE'S ZOUAyES-THE FIFTH NEW YORK
IL want recrtta-No time be lost. Fill the places
os the fallen Apply at 5O6 Broadway opposite the st.
Nicholas Hotel, tnri floor.
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THE MARRIAGE GUIDE, on NATURAL HISTORY
i OF Generation, by DIR. w. flock. Author and Lecturer.
colored plates price 81, for which viii be sent Tree ~
post to any address Direct r. w. strong pun ishsr, w.
Nassau street. New York Dr. H. $ ollrc bm st1.s1Na''
hoYrs " VII daily, except SundIsi boz WV f0s' VVe
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DAILY FOR THE UNION.
IL $50 State bounty p. Immediately to each recruit
81 and Sl3 months ray paid to each recruit as soon
the company is mustered !,
$25 (oneIouth of the s0j bounty paid to each recruit
the rinY of the gtmcnt to ba paid before tae
reuimen. leaves f1,T til seat Of
Good qua ab n!an iations and handsome uniforms
immediately iroyii d.
Non-comi,s stoned olic wanted; also good
Relief tickets ,h benefit OF families as soon
the yecruits sworn into service. t4 kHM
4 slN bounty to each RECRUIT when discharged.
Amply to ISAAC L. TAYLOR Captain Company d, stan
ton Lei.on. O1 West street, corner OF narris0n --
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pARsoN BRowNLow's B0oK--roR SALE CHEAP
l. at retail TO book an paper pedars. Gail early.
JAMES NJ. EDNEY, Agent, i76l, Broadway
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Paid in hard cash. passed by the Medical
miner the Headquarters 3SS Fourth avenue. cornrr Of
Twenty eighth street, by
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VyOSBURGH CHA3SEURS, FIFTYTHIRD REGIMENT
NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS

All members Of this company who have left the camp on
fuough without leave win report for duty at once and
the State aud United States bounty aud their No
delay boys the regime has received marching orders
and the the wsek Washington.
JOHN.T BUCKINGHAM, Captain Co A.
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. 29rp REGIMENT NEW ! OAK STATE oLuNrEERs.

CNQTU KEUINENT VOLUNTEERS,
20 Second Scot Life Guard. Colonel y. H. Hobart ward
til the ranss Of the veteran Th hy,rghth. re,i
OF the oldest in the service which has dis
tlnguishcd itscf IN the battles Of Bull rn Williamsburg
Fair Oaks and Malvern HUI and which has only nine
months of service 10 perform wants recruits 70 Oil its
ranks so paid Ia ,ash mustered; S2S additional
before the recruit leaves tlre Sate ss, months ad
vance pay ON joining regiments besides SIS when honor
ably discha ed Families provided with rclsf aud
stibsisied AMI un.orned signing he rolls. Apply %
LieutenantE MILLER s9 Brooe street opposite Centre
1lcnt
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7sT REGIMENT NATIONAL voLuNTEERs--coL
i WM. GCRNEY. .Now is the timc.h Don't wait to be
drafted but step forward and volunteer
your country this fine reg,menL Alew able bodied
young waa;cd 10 I'LL It's Uniforms, ratons and
comfortable quarters furnished Immediately enrolment
All the government State and couny bounties secured
recruits Recruiting Office Sixth avenue. Tenth
street.
Regimen,a headquarters, sl4 Broadway. tasts
/ -8 JAMES w. GCRSEY,
(Latc Co. !, First regiment, United States Cha seurs)
Nf@ Recruiting
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aNarricd,

At the residence Of Mrs. Turner in Tiptopr ~
the 18th Of August. by Rev. :. y. Fellows Dx.
=. T. SMITH and MISS ELLEN TrEsER; both Of
Upton. =
Ellen was always Turner and now she has
tn,ned 10 a Smith. We hope that the two, now
one, will forge out for thems"'vcsa long life.
fall of happiness They have our thanks for tho
bright coin and nice cake which accomp anied
the notice The Brass Band serenaded the nrr-
IN ma,rled on the night following the marriage,
and were treated TO nice supper.
Ry r. NJ. Lose, Esq at his Office in Upton on
the Sd inst. Mr.. f.. ". WEHr, Of Co. Is. ?ith
Re giment, and Miss Sydney ANN DAWSON, OF
Pioneer township.
We had the pleasure Of witnessing the above
and although their welded life Is be-
gun in time q trouble, We hope it my continue.
happily, long after peace is restored.
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State of Iowa.
pJUT,ET GENERALS nFFlCr,
hANENrOET. August -. l~Gp

General Orde,s No. 20.
|. Additional Camps for new Regi-
ments have been established as follows:
For the 18th Regiment Iowa Infantry,
at Mt. Pleasant, to be known as Camp
Mex can;
For the Goth Regiment Iowa Infantry,
at Council Bluffs, to be known as Camp
Dodge;
For the 3fst Regiment Iowa Infantry,
at Davenport, to be known as Camp
Heron
For the 33d Regiment Iowa Infantry,
at Oskaoosa, to be known as Camp Tut
tie;
For the Saith Regiment Iowa Infantry,
at Burlington, to be known as Camp
Lauman.
H. The Regiments will rendezvous as
follows:
9th and 3jth at Muscatinc.
18th at Mt Pleasant.
10Th at Clinton.
27th and 32d at Dubuque,
2sth at Iowa City,
goth at Council Bluffs.
3Oth and 36th at keokuk,
3lst at Davenport,
33d at Oskaloosa,
34th at Burlington. .
ILL., The 10Th Regiment has been ,
ormed at Keoluk.. -,
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CLEANSE YOUR BLOOD
by USING
SCoVlll'S
Blood& liyerSyrup

The recipe is given to all hysicans-
That they may know what they using.
The combination of Sarsaparilia with Stillngia, &c
Is we'll ki.own to all medical men
The hest compound to purify the blood ever used
1t cures Scrofula III all its worst forms
All diseases OF the ski il ehectually.
Syphillitc Swelngs Fry sipelas. Scald Head
Salt Kheum, Female complaints, TumOrs,
Kings Evil and all diseases arising from any
hnyury OF the blood
Physictans will tell you to let alone all pro-
prietary quaek medicines as they call them. Why?
For tn. simple reason that they put up with print
ed directions and the and label Is copyrighted
Show them the formula of preparation. and in nine
OF ten. they will approve OF it. There
estimo ais from ply scians whose
balanced by their good of the excellent virtues
OF Scovill's Blood and Liver syrup and who using
it for their private practice.
Sold by II. SCONIL, Proprietor. Chicago, III.
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Cedar County Teachers Ascot ton.

The Cedar County Teachers Associa'
ton will hold its next meeting in Spring
dale, on the first Saturday in September
The meeting will be in connection with
the Auxiliary Association, and all tcach'
ers and friends Of education arc earnestly
requested to be present. The time and
place of holding the Institute are to be
fixed, and other matters Of Importance
attended to. Reports are expected from
the following teachers: }. Sullivan, His
tory; Eunice Frink, Power of Early In
pressions A. G. Lucas, Grammar; w.
O. Hiskey, Education Elwood Macy,
By order of the Ex. Com,
Upton, Aug, 18th, 1862.
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5CovILL'S
Blood and Liver syrup.

.Statsa,,ut Of Mr. Nc Williams. rh0 Is q" Flar' /"
Rec. HorGe, Bu,Lne'Es Guch, regarding the
cnre # his daughter.
MEsenS A. l.. ScovirE Il Co.-bcar Sirs:-l
feel il my duty to wllte you and let you kho"
wha; your BIocp and LIVER SYRUP has done Tor
INV daughter, and that by Publishing II, others
who suffer from the same disease may know OIL
+ and by its use derive great benefit Ny Taught
err Eliza has been ,orcly afflicted with the Scroi
ula and attended with "reat PAIN i"r more 'hsn
two wears. She had some FIRE ar sit running :"
csrs on one Of her feet. one on her nip, ana onc
on her back She commenced using tie $1,000
and Liver syrup. AM Is the medicine acteo on
the n,ood, the sores commenced to heal. Inc
limbs are getting strai ght-she is now gaming
strength | have only usod three ho'tic: OF tho
medicine and She can walk quite well 'he OF
the limbs is but little il any, shorter thah 'ne
other Your Blood and Liver syrup has d0ne
rou9,rs in restoring hey health. With the great
es'te'pe'' 'e'''"'"' NJ, McwlLLIAMs
Cincinnati. Feb IS. 1883.
n.s-See advertisement.
ii. kCOVILL. Proprietor:
Sold in linton, by X. Hall and Rcigart q McNs'
nara; a, Clarence. by Reixart 4 Mcnamara; and I"
dealers in medicines generally.
The Confessions and Experience Of an In"
valid.
r1-nIIsIiED for the benefit and as warning and
.,u,ion to Young men who suffer from Nervous Debility
Decay. &C. supplying at the same time the
means of Self Cure. By one who cured himself amer
ing put to great expense througi medical mposiion
nd qnackery. BY enclosing post paid addressed
uvelope, siNsLs COPIES may be had Of the snthor,
ATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq. Bedford, Kings Co.,
ew York.
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From the Springfield Mass Republican
Kiss Ne Mother. and let Me Co."

Have you heard the news that | heard tod ay
The news that ,remblcs on every lip?
The sky is darker again, they say,
And breakers threaten the good old ship.
Our country calls on on her sons again,
TO strike. in her name, at bastard Zoe;
She asks for six hundred thousand men.
And would be one, mother. Let me 90.
The love of county was born with me:
remember how my young heart would thrill
when used to sit on my graniamc's knee
And list to the story of Bunker Ill.,
Life gushed out there in rich red food;
My grandsire fell in tina. II ght, you know:
Would you have me shame the b,avr old blood
Nay kiss me- mother. and let me 90.
Our nag the flag Of cur hope and pride,
With its stars and stripes, aud its field Of blue
Is Knocked, insnltcd, torn down. driilcd
And tramrlcd upon ly the rebel crew.
And England and France look on and sneer
'hS, queen of the earth, thou art fallen low
Earths down,trodden millions weep and fear
So kiss me mother. and let me 20.
nder the burning southern skies.
Cur brothers languish in hea,t.sick pain,
lhey turn to us with their pleading ewes;
On. mother, say, shall they turn in vain?
Their ranks are thinning from sun to sun.
Yet bravely they hold at bay the foe;
oh"il we let them die there, one by one:
Nay, kiss me, mother and let me GO.
Can YOU seishly cling to your household lows
Refusing this smallc~, 1.-THE 10 weld,
W hllc thousands Of mothers are seudjnyho,s
leio'ed asyours, to the battle field,
'ah you see my country call in vain,
And restrain my arm from the ne, lful blow,
Not SO; though your heart should break will
pain,
lou viii Kiss me, bless me. and bid me 20,
tjachenG,n Mass
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1sy~ The army of would be exempts
is near y as large as that Of the yolun-
tecrs Sou 300 have been examined by
the surgeon here, and about 100 have
been exempted. 1t was pitiful to see so
many men seeking to avoid their duty.
Many Of them were entitled to exemp.
ton and there was no disgrace in their
application, but there was so many Of
another class that it had its effect upon
all
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TIPTON POST.OFFICE.

open from to IL o'clock 4. NJ. and from to
T.. NJ. On Sundays from II NJ. to +. NJ.
CLOSING OF NAILS
Eastern via Wilton, daily, closes at p. NJ.
clarence mail leaves daily, closes at P. VI.
iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
=. NJ.
Red Oak mail Tuesdays Saturdays at I'm.
All drop letters must be prepaid with star ps
At the rate OF one cent each
S. S. DANIELS M
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nas- The regular monthly meeting Of
the Cedar County Soldiers Relief Assc-
citation will be held on Saturday next,
9th inst, at , clock in the court house.
The wants Of the sick and wounded are
pressing; new cases are constantly oc.
curing; let there be a full meeting, and
prompt action. SEQ communication of
W. Z. Wolf, agent Of the association, in
another column. G..
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Ma 1t is now said that Hon. J. II.
Rothrock will be appointed Lieut.. Col.
and Dr.. c. l.. Chambers, Surgeon, of
the 18th regiment, and that Hon. Ed
Wright will be Major of the oath Q,
Temperance rccimcnt.
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rA We learn that Capts Rathbun
and Johnsons' companies were mustered
in on Saturday last. Blu, one man was
rejected aud he felt bad enough about it.
We have not yet received the rolls as
promised
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ng~ We see by the loua State Regis.
ter, that Hon. j. w. Cattell has lust
given $50 to encourage enlistmeDts in
Polk county.
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~ 700 fine wooded sheep passed
through here on Saturday last, on their
way to Humboldt county in this State.
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~ r. MAIIONY 4 Bro,
NJ A | l. q Il 5 =

)NE door below Myers Hardware store. AZ
~ Eoik entrussted To our care will he attended
ss,onptly. made in the latest fashions, and war
onaa,I to give entire satisfaction. Charges ress'
H.; "s Give US 4 call.
''p'on, March IA. 1850. lln.
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nA- The date on the first page was no,
corrected; it should read, Sept. 4th.
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CAPT. FLANSAGAN's Company, from
Mechanicsville, passed through here on
Tuesday about noon, on their way to
Camp Strong, to join the 35th The
good people here had a dinner all ready
for them, and then they went on to the
relief Of their country. They are a fine
looking body Of men, and will do credit
to the county. They were accompanied
by the Mcc.anicsvlle brass band and the
Upton band went with them from here,
t. Muscatine
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~ ShoW us Newspaper ,chose columns are at
all times crorded uth Advertisements, aud zee
riH sho'c you community aire ,cith business and
e"s~pri'e. The age IL moving one. A ma" that
stands IN these"ater days" .cM IN a short time find
himself behind his compefitors ar
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Dr.. chri..,.'s Bais.m for Ague and Fever i.

DR.. Christie . BalSam for Ague and Fever 10
winning golden opinions as preventive and cure Tor
that Dr. d disease. Much Of the dread experience
ed by persons en eratng to new country VIII hsre'
owed when they know how easily and thoroughly the
Ba.am cures the disease for which it is designed
Monmouth tIn.) Gsardinn.
The above is only Of the numerous favorahle no.
tees Of free and untrammeled press. when such .
powerful friend the press speaks in its favor an
Not he otherwise than popular
II. S,ovIL, Proprietor. Chicago.
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dipton A0btrtiser.

UT MATHER & ABBoTr, Of New York, are author
ICED to receive advert semen ts for the ADVERTISER.
NC SCRIvEN, Adpertisiar .1gent, 90 Dear
born sfreet, Chicago Authorized to reeers Adosr-
fsements for this and al the leading papers Of the
North Vest.
II ? 9. NJ. PErrEN0ILL l. Co., No. 81 Park Row,
New York. and State street, Boston, agents
for the Upton 4dperscr in those cities, and au-
thorzed to take and subscriptions for
US at Our loHsst rates.
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SUSPENDED. The last Cedar Demo-
crat contains notice that its publication
is suspended for the present, aud says,
"thc war has played hob with newspa,
pers in the Northwest" This is true,
aud if We had no other resource than the
patrons Of the Adverliser, it would have
been suspended ere this. We are sorry
that our cotemporary has been forced to
take this step, aud hope that not many
months will pass by, before it will poy
to resume its publication.
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USE CIIRISTIE'S AGUE BAI.SAM.

The best Ague cure in use.
remedy prepared by regular physician.
preparation free from all mineral ingredients.
Equally efectual in Ague, and Chill Fever.
When taken according to directions, isa sure cure
II never debltates the patient like other remedies
Is pleasant, effective II safe remedy for children
1t has stronger certica tes than any other remedy
when once used II will ever after be sought Tor.
In short, it stands at the head of Ague cures.
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@- The meeting Of the Temperance
Alliance, on last Monday evening, was
to!erably we'll attended, but not as we'll as
it deserved to be- We were unable to
be in till near the close of the meeting.
The exercises were spirited (not alcohol.
'c) and interesting. While We were in,
remarks were made by Jud &c Tuthill, j.
v. B,gIry, Rev NJ X Cross, NJ. z.
Smith, S. p. Daniels, and VIM. Elliott.
We hope the next meeting will have a
full house.
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To CANE GRowERs.-All those who
want me to make their cane this season,
will please call and make arrangements
soon. want to know how much l have
to do, so as to prepare accordingly.
A. H. PERRY
Upton, Sept. Sd, 1862.
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DR., HALLS BALSAM

HALLS LUNG BALsAM, in all cases, gives
the best of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BAL0AM has wrought more
cures since its introduction than any other cough
medicine.
Halls COUCH BALsAM is endorsed by
our leading ply sicans as the safest ana best
remedy now before the public.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM Is safe to use
among children, and yet powerful in cases OF
chronic pulmonary disease. -.
HALLS LUNG BAL8AM brings in certih.
Gates almost daily of its wonderful cures In all
parts OF the country.
Hall's Balsam for tho Lungs is sold In every
town in the country
The more striking proof Of the intrinsic worth
and excellence OF DR.. Hairs Balsam for the Lungs
shown the rapidly with which II becomesa general
favorite with the people. There is nothing Of similar
nature but what soon cast into the shade when the
l,al.am has been thoroughly tested. The agents for
it's sale the country over, in ordering new supplies
are very in it's favor say ing, at Is Just
the thing like its effects are truly mag
ical.' The afflicted obtain the medicine OF
II. SCOvIL, Proprietor, 70 Randolph ST., Chicago,
TO whom all orders should he addressed.
RsloAsr 4 McNAnAxA, Upton, Iowa.
- Clarence,''
And by dealers in Medicines generally. falmS
ANEW and fresh supply Of Sugar. coffee, Mo
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HEADQUARTERS 9TH Iowa INFANTRY, }
August 23d, 1862

EDlTOn ADVERTISER:
Thinking that some items with regard
to the medical Matters Of our division
may not be undressing to your readers
l embrace the present opportunity to
drop you few lines.
On the 9TH inst | was detailed in COM
paoy with our Division Surgeon, Or.
Lynch,) and Dr. Prout CT the 10Th Mo,
to remain at Camp Clear Creek and OK
amino all the sick Of the Sd Division
Those whom We found were not able to
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04

ANEW and fresh supply Of Sugar, coffee, Mo
,.s.es &c, lust received by +. N. CHlLDS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-09-04

NoTIcE.-At meeting of the citizens
Of Inland and Springfield townships,
held at the New York school house on
Saturday the 3Oth ult., for the organiza-
ton of a company Of Home Guards, to
be subject to the call of the Governor in
the defense of our State by invasion; the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That all persons wishing to
join said company are hereby cordially
invited to meet at the New York school
house on Wednesday the 10th inst. at 3
o'clock p. m.
BY order Of FIX. Committee.
GEO. SHAFFER, Chm.
J. s. BARBER. Sec.