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put in forces complete Constitution, With
out, according to the Legislative act which
we have quoted submitting the same to the
people for their approval, it cannot by
framing and putting in force parts Of the
Constitution which it names 81 Ordinances"
bind the people nor the officers whom the
people, in obedience to the existing laws
and Constitution, have elected If it may,
then all the Constitution may be, under the
name Of :" Ordinances" adopted piecemeal,
and any dcspotism Of any form setup with
out the peoples consent. NE see then
that the recent Ordnance in relation, to
"Ranks" is not worth the paper upon
which it is written, and that the Auditor
cannot be expected to obey it.
We take it that the presence OF seventy
five gentlemen at Springfield, deiioerafins
in the State House, will disquiet nobody.
When they get through their work and - suD
nit it to The people, then their tasks VIII be
reviewed. LII the meantime, they may DC
nernitted to anause themselves with play
Inc nsu1per, as boys play. king, aud nobody
mill they attempt, Illegally and unconsti.
tutiona11y, 10 enforce their ordinances
and in1ict the penalties Of tAci'
Legislative acts, will be disposed to quarrel
with them. But if their ministers al off
GERS should dare to attempt the consum
nation Of their usurpation by enforcing
their paper DEGREES, VIC conclude that TIL
officers Of the law, from the Governor dow
| to Constable, would teach them that TIE
i have duties to do which they cannot safel,
! disregard, and that conflict Of aut'lorat,
would arise which might end unpleasant,
for tho petty dcspots who arc atteznptin
to seize the power Of the State. The Gov
crnor and his subordinate5 hare sao0rn
support the Constitution. Can the Convcr
. ton ahsolye them from their oaths: Uf
til it can, they will be unlikely to con
; nit perjury at its bidding.
, 1862-02-10

| thousands of dollars. The bill Of fare was:
stewed Oysters, Chatehriand,
| ScIoped Oysters, Chocolate,
] Roned Turkey, BayaEiau.
Pate de Foigrass, Jel,y,i
Aspic Of Tofgul, Completes,
patti-Gincts, ala-Eani~ Fruit.
Chicken Salad, a1a:par- Bon.Bona;
| iSenne, Ofanssze-Giate,
Fil1et de Beef Biscuit G1ace,
Stuffed Turkey with Fancy Cakes,
Trufles, Rich Notices.
Quaila, Flower Notices.
Canvas Back Ducks, Sandwiches.
Charlotte Russe, Ala Fruit and Grapes.
Parisienue. Mar1agues.i
In the center Of the table was looking
glass, and along it were ranged the fancy
pieces Of confectionery. At the head Of the
table was large helmet, in sugar, s1ynifying
war. Then q large fancy basket Of sugar, a
pagoda, temple Of liberty, large pagoda, cor
nucopia, covered with sug:lred fruits and frost
ed sugar, and sitting arotnd it candy glasses
apparently full Of frothing beer, four bee-h1ye
q handsome Swiss cottage IN sugar and cake,
large fort, named Fort Pickens, made Of cake
and sugared. Theinsidc was filed with quai1s,
candied.
The tables fairly bent Under expensive luxu-
RES hcsped one upon anoIher a. L tne
and guests passed il and viewed it preparatory
to thc demolition Of the artistic pile.
About II Gen. Mcclellan and lady, and Gen.
Marcy and daughter came IN. AL the bofoer
State Senators and members were present With
their ladies', and most Of the members and
Senators from the Northern States.
Gov Morton Of Indiana, and lady, Gov.
Newell Of New Jersey, with handsome Mrs.
Don Piatt, were among the Governors. We
noticed nearly all the Generals in tho army
were there
f General Hooker CAME in at a Late hour
All the foreign Ministers Of any note we're
! present. Lord Lyons was particularly good
7 hnmored, and chatted 1aughiugly for some
| time with Mrs. Lincoln.
, Those who had eyes for clothes, noticed
that about half Of the gentlemen wore dress
! coats, and but few had strict party costume.
r The ladies were, however, dressed to the hight
c Of fashionable extravaganza.
Up to O'Clock a. m. there las been no
i dancing, but VIC are assured by the people
e that there will soon be, and then by grave
s people VIC are told there Will be no caperlns
aSpe ho%esss aoSss AZ liz
n OH, and it Is nearly TX O. clock in tht morning
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AS to the other column, under Gen. Thomas,
the accounts are less distinct as to their num-
her and present location. All the troops haso
left Somerset, except the 31st Ohio, which re-
mains as a guard, and it is probable that the
force numbers about s.000, and that it is
somewhere near Monticello, about ten miles
beyond the Mil Spring battle field. And SO
ends, for the present, the promised "deliyer-
ancc Of East Tennesseen
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~ 'S''' a''' Ioi''- " - 't''''l"o W., l,"r-
~ ~ 10y , Zen a,'H ~ ' ,"E,n ~ iiS,tLu
ho,h in Fmro, ,d ;hs nii,ci S,o,s i ,i
in tha;r nraoiGcn " ~ ~ ' l''0''''N
III. ,.nar;ano, ~ ,h,.us,uI haiti, ,.,.u 81. -
pren,ratinn ~ Iron r,, m ,T,,1,rad Wiki. ~
,,i,. Of tn, hlnod d.,ras.ior ~ ri,a, a,r if i
,,horwi.a si.t,. t,Iaxi, - ,;. t. - Pa't anu
aImos, eyerr co1ncc;yaa,In ,,s, " ''S''' IA
I, ,oxi,rs !, all in ul;,h :, 10. too, .r;,
i, bas ,ra,,aa mhs 'i,".' % .,ra .i" ~ , 80 -
inc r,rr,riajn,s w: " ~ " " "
In Deb;,;ty Hervo,s AFec.=,,s ruacia
.ion Dvsnsnsia ConstiDation Diarrhma
Oysepterr t,cin,ept Consunpt;on Scrof,
Ious Tuhercnlosis salt Titeur mismenstru.
,t;op Whites blorcsis liver Conolaint.
Chronic Headaches Rheumatism Interrnit
tent Fevers PtInPles on the ace, &c.
In cases of General d"htJ whether the result "facui
disease or 81 inc "L'ihn'i "'a'AuH'I"h 81 nervous
and muscular energy f" chr "hlt COMPLAINTS on" tnai
which no description uor written atrsaon would rem
der credible ln'hirs :" long ei ridden rs to have
become forgotten IN Their OWN cI-'Orho Ids have sud-
denly re-appearcd in the busy world As just returned
from pr"tracted travel IN Instant land. Come very
signal instances OF this KIND areateScd of female Suf
fcrers emac ated victims OF apparent marasnus san
guin"ous exhaustion. critical changes, and that com
Fca on OF nervous anu d|sreitc aversion to air and
} exercise Tor whI Il the ply SgcIan has no nlln".
familiar :" medri men, III" operation Of this prepare
t"n Of iron must necessarily be sntary. for unlike
old OXIDES 1t - vigorously t"Hr without being cNcit-
ing and oyerheatin-: and gently regularly aperent,
even IN the most Obstinate cases OF cnstveuess without
ever being gastric rurgatve, or nfIcing disagree
able sensation l. this latter property others
which makes 50 remarkably tntctual and p"rnar cnt
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ct We have made the above Reduction IN
public and ourselves. The public have been
ssindlcd hy spurious machines III sde in initiate
OF ours. The metal in them, from the iron cast
ing to the smallest piece is of poor quality
Then makers have not the means to do their
work WE'LL They are hid away in secret Places.
where it would he impossible to have at their
command the proper mechanical appliances Il
Is only by doing great business. and having cx-
tensive manufacturing establishments that good
machines can be made at moderate prices. The
best designed machines. BADLY MADE. are
always liable to get out of order and are sure 70
cost considerable trouble and money to n,c,
them in repair.
The qualities to be looked for in a Machine
are: Csrt-nty Of correct action At ell rates o yrs.
s'mli'cy # construction. gren, dnrabil,t4 AMI
raplditg Of operations. wiih the ieast iqipr Ma
chimes to combine these essential qualities must
be made OF the best metal aud finished to pcrfcc
ton We have the ways and means, Oh a grand
81 ale, to do this.
The purchasers of Machines. whose daily bread
il may concern, will find that those having the
Above qualities not only work well at ra,iI as
we'll a. slow rates "f speed. lint last long IN the
finest possible working order Our machines
as made by vs., will earn more money with less
labor than any others whc Their in imitation Of
ouIs or not In fact they are cheaper than any
other Machines gift
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MANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW RES
T0RED.
f,Jp} p,,IT'.J i

ON THE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD
lcal cure of Spermatorrhooa, or Seminal weak
ness. Sexual Debility Nervous ness. and involuh
tary EMISSION inducing mpotcncy, and Mental
2ud Physical incapacity.
BE- ROBT. j. CuLVERWELL, n. D.
Author OF the Green Book, dc
The world-renowned author in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of selfabuse may he
eiiectually removed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougcs, in
struments, rings or cordial, pointing out mode
of cure at once certain and efiectual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
really. This lecture will prove boon to thous.
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid. on
the receipt Of two postage stamps by addressing
Dr.. c. KLINE, l21 Bowery, New York Post
Office box $50. 34-v1
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'I'o ALL PERSONS owing principal or inter.
l. est to the School Fund of Cedar county
State of Iowa. cth"I on notes secured hy mort
gage or on contract are hereby rcquc stcd to at
once pay mp the amount due thereon. or other
wise make satisfactory arrangements for an ey.
cnSlOn OF term, or the same will be dealt with
recording to !Pw--reterence being had TO sec.
ion Of chapter II, Of the acts Of the 9th Gen.
eral Assembly Of the state of Iowa.
ALONID SHAW,
Clerk Of the Dist. Court of Cedar co., Iowa.
Iintnn Nav 9Th lSGo
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SUPERINTENDENT

HDNARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADEIPuIA-
i l. 4 Benevolent Institution established by
special endowment, for the relief Of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with vjrulent and chronic
diseases and especially for the cure of diseases
ofthc Sexual organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting
SIrgcon. Valuable reports on SrcrmatDrrhma
and other diseases of tic Sexual DREAMS and on
the New Remedies employed in the diSpcnsarv
sent in sealel letter envelopes free Of charge
Two or thrc" stamps for postage acceptabIe.-
Address NR. !. SXtrLnAN lIornHr0x Howard
Assoc luton NJ. South Ninth s., Philadelphia
Pa. IJu!y H. 'el.1t1
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The Weekly Journal,

Conanins most of the matter of six dailes. is mailed
every Thursday Evening. single copies, l. 81 per
annum. Clubs Of five and upwards. 90 per aunum.
In Clubs of twenty or more the gccr up of the Club is
entitled t" acopy.
We hope the patrons Of tn" journal will aid Us in
extending lis weekly circulation at the above low price.
IT F7Ternls Payable in Advance.
Address JOHN l.. WILSON, Publisher.
IhrArn.
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NM. Il. Ili'RD, a co..
rIihuup ISuilJiur.. Sru. N,,J

That ren.ittancesmay be madc with cpnfidenc,
". B. II. Il Co, refer to the Mayor of BROOKLYN :;
to G. W. GRIFFITH. President Farmers and i:iti
zens' Bank, Brooklyn: TO JOY, Coz & Co, New
York; 10 T. 7 HAKnrM, Esq, New York: etc, etc
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Christmas or New Years Present! !
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

valuable and appropriate testimonial of a
FATHER to his DAUGHTER;
son to his MOTHER,
nt~bAND to his WIFE; orr
BROTHER to his SISTER.
THIS CIT is profitable and aviIable a
lifetime.
1t is equal to ten seamstresses.
An ANIMAL Dividend oflOO to 500 per
cent. ION IT'S cost may be obtained in
u2c-hy its pOssessnr.
49,. II. HAMMOND, Agent
h"i"' for Upton, and vicinity.
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NEURALGIA PLASTER.
Ii-RD'> Neuralria Non. Adhes;yc DI,x

Ie,s are the most pleasant and successful rene.
dies ever prescribed for This painful Gl>casc-
Tho patient applies one, sonu becomes lrow.y
falls asleep. and awakcs free irum pain and no
blister or other unpleasant consequences cnsue
For Earachc or Nervous llra Lao he. apply &C.
cording to directions, and relief Will surely fol.
low. Nothing can he obtained equal to Dr.
llurd's Compress for Neuralgia. fry them
They are entirely a novel, curious. and q. iginal
preparation, and wonderfully sue, c.-rul. They
are of two sizes. one small for the face prize Is
cents. ami the other large Tor aspiration to the
body. price 81 cents. viii be Mailrd on Recent
Of Price and One STAMP.
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PROF. l.. MII.LER'S
HAIR ENViGGsIsA TOR:

An ErFElTIlF, SAFE AND ECoSOM;tAI. CoMporSp
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its origins
color without dyeing, and preventing the hair
from turning gray.
FUR PRl,NE\V TING Badness and curing 1t.
when there j. the least particle Of vitality OF
rccuperatilc energy remaining.
EuR NEMONiNG ~'UHF AND NANDRUfv
and all eutaus oI- affections Of tie scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFIING THE HAIR, impalting
it an uurqualcd cios- and Orilliancy. making
il soft and silky in It's texture and causing Il
to curl reality.
The great celebrity and III" increasing demand tr
thi. uu"euu'ieI prrparau" convince the proprieto-
that trial Only : o1y necessary to satisfy Dis.
CcrliLg ldnHr IF us superior qualities over any
other PREPARATION at present in II ccanscs the
head and scalp from dandrun and other cutaneOus
rich. soft, glossy and lie xie appearance and sl.s
where the hair is ln"s"unr aud thinning IL will rive
strength and NE"r |" The roots. and restore the growth
tn those parts which have become laid c,usirritto
yield a fres hcOrsr,Ueof bair. '"'s
lherT .at mn"lrSns 81 ladies and gentlemen In Xsv
"k WHO II" h'" t1o'r hair restored by the use o, hi,
"eh All other preparations had failed.
L. NJ has in his possession letters ir,,t,h,a ,s.f,-
my 20 "a. AoEt iaGts from persons Of the kiyhes.1s
speciality. j wilt eGectuaiy rr.vcrt ~. b,Ar won
turning gray until the latest perioA % lie. Ana in
where the hair has already change its color the rse
the inyl@orat"rw i'll with certainty restore its orig
maj hue. giving it dark. glossy appearance Asa
perfume for the toilet and Hair Restorative it par
neuiary recommended. having agreeable fragrance,
and the great facilities affords in dressing the hair,
which when moist with the Invigoratur can he dressed
in any required form to preserve its place. whether
pai! or IN curs-hcrce the great demand for j, by the
Indies a standard toilet article which none ought
he without. the price places within the reach ofs
being ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per bot
le to hc had at all respectable druggists perfumers
L.MILLER would cali the attention Of parents and
guardians to the Of his Inygorator in where
the childrens' hair iuClines to he weak. The Of
lays the foundation for a good head Of hair. as ii
moves any impurities that may have become connected
with the scalp, the removal Of VII oh is ssary both
for the health Of the child and the future appearance "
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CONTENTS
bottle, " ''''
Dr. Hurd's CnsquslIed Tooth Powder, one
DR.. Hurd's Magic Toothnche Drops, ore
Or. Hnrd's Unrivalled Neuralgia Plaster.
pr. Hnrds MANUAL on the Rest Means Of
rseserv'ng the Teeth. including Directions for
we Prorer Treatment of Chdrcn's Teeth.
foOSS SILk, for Cleaning between the Teeth.
fOoTH PICKS etc. etc.
Prepared nj Or. Hurds Dental Office, y
Fourth St.. BROOKLYN ~. D.
Price, ONE DOLLARS or, SIX for $500.
~ The Dental Treasury makes package
e'ght inches by five, and is sent by express
20 Full Direction for Use is on Each
Article.
The following articles VIC can send separately,
BY mail, viz:
The Treatise Oh Preserving Teeth sent,
postpaid, on receipt of TnELvE CENTS, OF four
stamps.
Tho Ncnrnlyia Plaster, for Neuralgia in the
race, NERVOUS Hr,racHE. and EAR.cuE sent
post paid, on receipt Of EIGHTEEN CENTS or six
stamps.
Tho Neuralgia and Rheumatic Plaster
large size) for Pains in the Chest, shoulders
Back, or any part of the body, sent, post paid,
on receipt Of THIRTY -SLyEN CENTS.
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The Nos. ! and ? Machines are Of grca t capac.
i'y and Application for manufacturing purposes
Our No. machines are especially adapted to
all kinds Of light and heavy Leather work. in
carriage trimming boot aud shoe making, har-
ness making etc, etc. They are of extra size,
with an arm long enough to take under it and
stitch the largest sized dashss. There is scarce.
~ a"y part Of n trimmer's stitching that cannot
be better done with them than by hand; SO, too,
the saving of time and labor is very great. The
table Of these machines is "a inches long, aud the
shuttle will hold six times the usual quantity of
thread. The large machines work as fast as
small Cncs.
We would ask for our Letter 4 Machines. the
special attention OF Vest Makers and Dress Max
era, and all those who want Machines for light
manufacturing purposes. They cmbedy the prn.
Cipes of the standard machines. making like
them, the interlocked stitch, and are destined to
be ~ celebrated for Family Sewing and Heht
manufacturing purposes as our standard MA.
chimes are for manufacturing purposes in gen
eral
We have always on hand, Hrmming Gragcs.
silk Twist, Linen and cotton Thread. on ~puuls
best Machine Oil in bottles, etc, etc.
We manufacture our own needles, and would .
wall all persons using our machines not tn buy
any others. We know that there are needles sold
of the most interior quality, It higher prices
than We Charge for our best. The needles sold
10y us are manufactured expressly for our ma
chimes. 4 bad needle may render the best ma
chine almost useless.
Onr customers may rest assured that all our
Branch Offices are furnished with the genuine
! article"
In case Of small purchases. the money may be
sent in postage stamps, OF bank notes.
.2s'- Correspondents will please write their
names distinctly. |; is all important that We
should, in each case know the post-o.iice county
/ and State.
hiy- All persons requiring information about,
/ Sewing Machines, their sizes, prices, wnrkin :
capacities, and the best methods Of purchasing,
can obtain it 10y sending to US, OF any OF our
! Branch Offices for a copy Of
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ANTONIO VERCIA,
Barber and Hair-Dresser,

Has opened BARBER SHOP in Upton, and is now
- prepared to Shave, Cut and Dress Hair, Shampoo,
Or From long experience he feels confident of giving
.t!St'rt,on Give him cali--lst door South Of the
Adrch House Shop closed at Q A. VI. on Sundays.
N.B.-Iie is also prepared to do WIIITEWASHING
IN tn" most approved manner. nl5v9
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tanning al the of two dailes. issued on Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, at 400 per
annum. 2oo for six months, 90 for three months.
Clubs Of five at 6 of ten al 81: OF twenty. -;
of fly at = 90
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THE SUBSCRIBER IS prepared to furnish to
q! who want, his we'l-trjcd and approved CORN
Shovel FLOWS, STRAW
CUTTER, IiAkLDW~, Ho,ud S,r4pcrs, etc. lie
* ais" ready TO effect ana warrant a cure Of all
""ul-h0md horses. :. +. pANIEl.S.
Fly an January Z2d, l>i!.+tt
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II ". HALL, having returned from Pixies
80 Teak, lSnow prepared to do any and ALL
MINDS Or COOPHRlNG and Repairing, at his
shop. south Of the Jail.
Upton, October 18th, lSG0: 7.t3m3
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G. E. COM p r o N,
SHIPPING,
l. Commission Merchant

MUSCATINE, IOWA.
THANKFUL for the patronage therefore ex,
l tended me by tho merchants and Others OF
Upton and vicinity hope by prompt and faith
ful attention to any business intrustcd to my
care, to merit its continuance.
REFERENCES.
Mcssrs. Green Stone, Muscatinc. Iowa.
Weed. Brdgman d Kent, :.
A. Ogilvic, -
Peter A. Dey, Iowa City; IT, Bacon & Co. Chicago
P. 7. Freeman " Maliack Rogers, St.Lous
II. NJ. Holden, washin gton, Iowa.
Muscatine. June %. 0:tf
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Dissolution Notice.

I>HE Partnership heretofore existing between
L Messrs. BowEEsocK, MANFrLL and SMITH.
Merchants. al Spin glae, Ia dissolved bv mutual
consent; NANFriL and SMITH retiring The Of.
fairs o. the late tirIn will be settled hv
JESSE ROWERSOCK.
Springdae, Iowa, April 18th, 1862.
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JOHNS Il CRGSLEN'S
IMPROVED GrTTA PERCHA
CEMENT ROOFING
IT Is FIRE AND iTER PROUr.

- TIE CHEAPEST AND MOST Durable RoOEI>C
IT Is FIRE AND WATER PRODT.
1t can he applied TO new and old Roofs Of all
kiuds aud to Shjnge Roo without removing
:hn ahirpir-,
The cost j. only about oAothird that of Tin,
and l. tWi'" as durable.
Tlis article has ,r Ga. roughly tested in NV Yor,
City and all parts Of the United states, Canada. We
Indies AMI Central and South America. buildings of
all kinds, such as Factories. F"uHdrles, Churches.
Railroad Dcpots Cars, and nu Plic Bu lings ccr or.
ally. Government Buildings. d.. by the principal
Builders, Architects and Others dur1uS the pat four
ycar.. AID las proved t. lee the CHEAPEST AID
MOST DURABLE ROOFING IN use: it is in every r.
srct Fire, Water. Weather Uuh Time Proof covering
fHT Roots nf all kruds.
tn''1 S,a'es "hrh combines the very de.trah" prop
critics # Ei0strty ami DurabtIrr which are uniycr-
sally ocHn""jcd-"it oh- possessed by GUTTA PER
CHA ana INDIA RUBBER.
No HEAT Is REQUIRED
in making Application. The expense arps ing it is
triiing ordinary roof lie and finished
the day.
1t can b. applied by any one.
and when finished forms perfectly FIRE PRoor sar
ta'e, tn An elastic body whrh cannot 3" injured hy
Heat. tod. or storms, Shrinking of Roof Boards, no
ANY external action Whatever.
LIQUID
EuI"FA PEKCHA CEMENT.
For coatnr NtaI- Of all kinds when exposed to The
action of the Weather, and for
! Preserving and Repairing Metal Roofs.
Thisis the only composition known which will success
fully resist extreme changes Of all elm atr-, for al )
length Of time when applied to metals. to which it adj
heres Erny, forming body equal to three coats Of
ordinary paint costs much less, and will Asst THREE
TINES AS LONG: ana homits elasticity isnotiujured
by the contraction aud expansion Of TIN and other
Metal Roofs, consequent upon sudden changes Of the
weather. II will not crack in cold or IN warm
weather. and will mot wash Of.
ltsll Tin. ,,rI, Irr II f
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The Daily Evening Journal,

Continuing fall TelegraPhic Reports of News and the
Markets, up to the hour of gong to press-at three
=. NJ, and where trains leave time for the second
Edition. up to five p NJ, each afternoon will Ne mailed
to subscribers at
8 W per dRP"m, $500 for sir months. or s. FIR
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TREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF
|. N. SINGER g. cos
standard Machines,
VEIL KNOWN TOBE THE BEST
FOR MANUFACTURING
PURPOSES:
No. !. STANDARD shuttle Machine. formerly
sold at 900, Reduced to go.
No. =. STANDARD Shuttle Machine. formerly
sold At 800, Reduced to e75.
Singers Letter A Machine.

Is the best Machine in the world for Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing l'ur-
poses: Price. with hcmmer.) aud
beautifully OF namentcd, $50.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-10

NEW and fresh supply of Sugar coffee, Mo
is77ss. 1e. iust received by f.. II. CllIIDc
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-10

New Music !..s'Sarah Jane Iec!''..e'oDS
and Chorus. W
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY, WIN
easy accompaniment; can be sung by children AZ
well AS adults and will become Of the moss
popular songs ofthe day Sentiment OF the words e.
leilent Price g5 cents mailed free Just publishsd
by HORACE WATERS.
May %, 1889 No. 1913 Broadway, New York.
DbWDER, SHOT & CAPS, inst received. anew
j npr|y M T. M. CHILDs