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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-09
SHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue Of a special execution to he dire, l.
1 } ed issued from the office OF the clerk OF the
district count in and for the county Of Cedar,
and state Of Iowa. in favor of " tlliain 4. Leech
and against George W. Humphrey. executor OF
estate of A. leager deceased ct AL have levied
upon the following roperty as the property OF
the said George W. humphrey executor Of estate
OF A. leager. deceased, ct al to-wit:
The east half of the west hall of the southwest
quarter Of section number twenty one l2l), in
township number seyenty.nine tiM. north OF
range two ~, west OF 9Th =. N containing forty
acres.
And shall offer the same for sale at public OUT.
cry q. the court house door in the town Of Tip.
ton, in said county. on Wednesiay.thc 2gth day OF
October AID, ls62. at one O'Clock, p. M, of said
day, to satisfy said execution and osts that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 29th day Of September, A. p, !sG2
David Palmer
Sheriff of Cedar county. Iowa.
y9n4l FOR fee $500
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Wit hdiaWn.

We have been requested, by Mr.. E.
more ChrismaD, to withdraw his name as
candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the
District Court, as be is satisfied that
there is no chance for his bein. elected"
However it might be under other circum-
stances, Mr.. Chrisnau is satisfied that
as matters stand now, the race is entirely
between Mr.. Shaw and lis Dahomian
competitor, aud he is too good f,icnd Of
his country as is attcsted by his wound
received at Shiloh, 70 wish, in the slight.
est manner, to aid in the election Of
man who has shown his patriotism in the
manner Of Mr.. shaw's opponent l, may
be all right, Tut to those who 60 to fight
for their country it is at least suspicious.
There is DOW 10 known reason why MIR.
Shaw should not receive large majority
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\ our truly,
CAMP STRoNC Oct c,h

MIR. EDITOR Il have been thinking
Tor some time that | would 'drop you a
line from Camp, but have pu. of the
hnal conclusion to write until to dsv-
-FOUR correspondents have and will give
you the 'lnc'dents of life as they trar
sp're here, but perhaps, | may fasten
upon something that has escaped their
observation which may interest Your
readers for moment.
Six weeks ago las, Friday the lst com
pany Of the 9Th regiment arrived here
aud now We have camp containing about
two thousand as fine looking mel as ever
Joined an army.
The 24,h is now uniformed and vii,
receive their arms ere this is read hv
your readers. We will 20 south soon
and ere the next six weeks are past, if
the "powers that be" will give us a
chance, we will be in the field With "those
who have gone before" ready to NEE.
the bordes of rebellion in any and every
way that will have a tendency to crush
reason and punish traitors"
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100000 MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS


LLoyD's NEW STEEL p.ATE COUNTY CoIoRrn
NAP OF HAUNTED STATES. CANADAs,
AND NEW BRUNSWICK.
from recent surveys. Completed August 10th. 1863.
cost $50 ,o"" to engrave it and one years time
superior to any $40 map ever made BIZ Cotton or
MITCHELL and sells at the low price of fifty cents. a-o
"o names are engraved or thismap '
II IS not only County Map, but 1t i. also Corx,y
ana kAitho'p Mar ofthe United States and Canada,
distances between. i
Guarantee any woman or man three to five dollar.
pc. ana VIII take back all maps that canno, be sold
send Tor one dollars worth to try,
u, ''eo instructions how to canvass we'll. furnished
g. "anted-"h olesale agents for our Man, in .x.rx
sac. California Canada, England, France. and Cuba
ea, ''Iuhs may he made with few hundred dollars
'"pi'di. 40 'oMPErlTIos.
D. T: LLOYD, No. Ist Broadway, New York.
me var Department uses our Map OF Virginia Ma
marked Antietam Greek, Sharpshnrg MARYLAND ua;h,.
wilma mspor Ferry, Rhorersville. holland, !. Ford ard
All o.heIs On the Potomac and other place In Ma
Lloyds Typographical Map OF Kentucky.
! Ohio, Indiana and Mionis,
Is the only authority for Gen. Buelr and the W.. n.
for in it. Price 60 cents '''h an err
From the Tribune. Auva
'LLoYbs MAP or VIRGINIA, MARylASp Avn prxx
ntvAMA-ihis map is very large; its cost il Int o.
cents and It is the hest map which can be
LLoYDa GREAT Mar or THE MssfssIp p r RIVE r.
Actual surveyshy Cap,s. Bar, and VIM Mawa Mn
issppi htyer Pilots, Of St. Louis, No. .bow. 60,
,h and owners name from st. Loui. to
.he "nii OF Mexico 40 niies--@very sand bar ;sa
town. landing and all places 20 miles bach from ~
eo'.reu IN counties and States. Price one d,Ila,
IN sheets' TWO dollars pocket form, and two a -. m
MY cents on nen, with rollers. Ready Sent. % MI"
Navy Department, Washington. Sept II. lao
s'pp River. with price per ha ndred eopie ' sshs
.anaar mares ~ - Davis, commanding the Msss,inn
,s' = authorized to purchase as many a. a,s "
qaiea Tor nse of that squadron. ' "' arc re-
h4'"' GIDEON WELLEs, see'y Of tn. Nav
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". have had but few "battallion

We have had but few battalion
drills :" bu. the few We have had, were
perfectly satisfactory to oil concerned -
Officer. apd soldiers seemed to under
stand their duties and performed them
we'll. The same may be said Of the 3osh'
They have been faithful in acquiring the
ar, of soldering and some Of their com
p,uies are remarkably we'll drilled. The
resimeu,al officers are "the right men IN
the right place" Col. Byam is clear
headed, far seeing man, and will, | think
make popular and efficient commander.
Col. Hill Of the S5.h is we'll liked By all
who kaor him. Lieut.. Col Wilds has
..seeu the elephant" He has been tried
and is known to te brave and efficient
officer. Lieut.. Col. Ro,hrcck many OF
your readers are aequsin'ei with, aud
know that when the hour OF danger
comes. he will be found with his hand
upou bis sword ready to strike fer free
dom and his country, Major Wright
ED Wright, it seems riyAt to call him, }
will, DO doubt, make a number one OH
Ger. lie has the R.rrs aud riI TO exc
cute, sud If there is such A thing a. be-
ing posted in military affairs he vii! be,
Maior O'Connor, the man who was viii
ling to do soldiers duty and share
soldiers lot" will make - gallant an efh
.sr as ever gave . command.
Gov. kirkwood was here yesterday. -
He complimer Is the 9th . being one
+ the faest reSimeoss be sever saw.
The talk about our going to Davenport
form part of brigade is regarded in
mp as being fudge, the Journal Of this .
orDiog to the contrary Notwithstanding.
is understood, in fact the Governor
rs tina, the Grey Boards" are to &C.
'py our quarters as soon as We are
me.
There were seventy six on the sick
It 10 our regiment yesterday. But one
i'll, and he belongs to Capt.
9hnsous company. Watts, l believe,
his name. l must close this abruptly
be 10 time for mail.
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UNITED STATES TANEs We would
remind our readers that, in order to avoid
trouble and expense, they should imme.
diately apply for licenses to the Assistant
Assessor in their respective districts.
under the new Tax Law. which went in
to force Oh the first day of the present
month.
Every person engaged in any business
or manufacture must procure license, or
suffer the penalty of such an omission,
which is the forfeiture of three times
the cost Of the license, one-half of the
amour. being AWARDED to the insormer.
A word to the wise is sufficient.
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MANUFACTURES IN ANY STYLE ALL
ARTICLES OF FURNITURE
PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the last Will and
Testament of Isaac Neimsn. deceased, late Of &c.
dar county. Iowa, was publicly read in open
court, at the October term of the county court OF
said county. and ordered that the time for prov.
ing the same will be 1.-THE November term of sal
court. being Monday, the Sd. at which time all
persons interested in said estate are required ia
appear and show cause, if any they have, against
the probate Of said will.
BY order of the county cour, Of said county,
this eth day of October. 1852.
n4lw4 }. c. BETS, co. judge.
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BucHANAN's OPINION OF Mr.. STE
VEINS SPEECH -Thaddeus Stevens was
minated for Congress in the Ninth
District of Pennsylvania two weeks since,
ADD made thoroughly radical speech
upon accepting the nomination; Mr. Blu.
chanan took occasion to remark:
at is pity that Mr.. Steven. made
shat speech, because it vii! be published
IN the Southern papers, and the .SouM.
ernF7s 'c'U be more excited against ~
than cper'
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

1u rh Notice is hereby given that ". s
! thauniey and Charles Atwater. Of Snr;,.
aa'e township. Cedar county, lows. h,,p ~
aay been appointed, by the County Court E s"a'
.n,ors OF the estate Of Henry Atwater dsca.. ~
Ah persons indebted to said estate are r.onsa'
10 10 make Immediate settlement and ner.en.
to flu ,s e'a,ms against said estate are reaupea
VS.. CHAUNLEY.
Cen, 10 ,oeo CHAS ATwATER
''''" Executors.
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W ASHINTIUN, VCt. o.
The country has yet to hear of a single
resignation in the army in consequence
or under the excuse Of the Presidents
proclamation Of freedom On the con.
trary, several Of our Generals, belon cing
to that class who's, resignation was most
loudly threatened, have declared that it
. time for the President to give slavery
Is death blow.
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Upton Tanncry.

u. ). ). DAIRY would ann. unce 10 the
pnh'lc that they are prepared to TAN LEATH'
FIX tor customers on the shares. or for pay-
IN Inc highest cash price will be paid for hides.
we nave fac assortmene OF Leather on hand,
winch we will sell low for cash, or exchange ],
for hides.
Upton. August 30, 1860.
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New YoRK. Oct. 4

New YORK, Oct. 4.
A private letter from g oficer Of Gar,
r;baldi's army leaders Che services OF
f,om four to Eve thousand veteran SOL
d;ers, already equipped, and two hun,
dred officers, to fight for the Union, end
a.k, the State of New York to engage
them. ...m..z.--.-s g.
The English iron.clsd steamer Sun
he,m. eos tons, from Liverpool, is
nr;re to the Federal cruisers. She was
c,ntured while attempting to enter Will
m;pctou, N. c. Her cargo consists OF
brandy ADD guupowder, and is valued at
$3.50 900.
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Our Present Danger.

Col, Forney writes tic the Philadelphia
Press:
| know there are those in the free
States who will resort to every sr,ifce to
turn the Presidents proclamation into a
means of injury to the common cause
God help our country in this her last
trial. Attacked by traitors in the South,
betrayed by ingrates in the North, she
now, more than ever, needs the services
and supper: Of her children Will not
her many sufferines awaken the fire of
affection in the hearts of those who have
heretofore been deaf to her appeals A
strange nation, in the condition of the
free people Of this country, would excite
TIE sympathes of these sympa,nizcrs
with treason. But they are indifferent
to the cause of the mother country that
bore them, on whose broad breas. they
have grown rich and great. Out Of ev-
cry act Of the ADMINISTRATION to protect
and preserve the Government, these
wretchcd pariisans fabricstc new ele-
mcn,s Of strife aud discussion. There is
there must be- lmi. to this afro.
clous treachery in our midst. The pee.
pie should see to it, or they are lost. If
the authors Of the rebellion, the advocates
of breckenridge in 1860, and of his trea-
sonable doctrines Of 1861, are now per
united to SOW the seed Of new revolt
IN fact, to lay the ground work of peace
that would breed unending war-six
months more will End the loyal States
broken into a dozen fragments, the de.
pendents Of a united South, aud the
prey Of the jealous monarchies of the
5 Old World. There is a way to an,ici.
pate and to crush this great danger. The
] people must rebuke the shameless dema.
eoGues, who, under the cloak Of LOYALTY.
e are tollng on the side of the rebellion ::
e and who, in opposing Mr. Lincoln's Adj.
d m'nlstrat'on expect to see that of Jeffer.
t son Davis taking its place. The Presi.
dents proclamation will give the sym.
t path'zers with secession 10 Pennsylvania
}, and elsewhere another chance to show
T. their hands. May it also teach the peo.
y pie that the liberation of such treason is
the certain forerunner Of the oyerthrou
n of the Republic!
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STATE IF koun, Cseiar Connty.s:
Elizabeth Seyiier) In the Cedar District
Court. Dec. + . lsC2.

J,,o, y se,uer Court, Ill.,, bsS, I Is.s:
To Jacob SeyiI-r, defeI dant-Sir: You are
hereby notified that there is now on file in the
office Of the Clerk Of the District Cour, of Cedar
county, Iowa, petition of Elizabeth Seyllcr.
claiming Of you divorce from the bonds of
matrjmony. and setting ont among other things
that you have wiifnily deserted her and ali scnted
your-clf without any reasonable cause for the
space of two years and more. And unrss You
appear and answer thereto on or before noon of
the second OF the next term Of said District
Court to he begnn and holden ut Upton In the
county and State aforesaid. on the LIST Monday Of
December next. judgment and decree viii ba
entered as prayed Tor in said petition.
sept 80, 1862. ELIZABETH SEYILER
Per Bissell X Swineford, Atty for PIT n40w4
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For Secretary Of State.
JAMES WRIGHT. Of Delaware County
For Auditor Of State.
JONATHAN w. CATTELL, OF Cedar &C
For Treasurer Of State.
WILLIAM H. HOLMES Of Jones CO.
For Attorney General,
CHARLES G. NoURsE. Of Polk co.
For Register of the State Land of6es.
JOSIAH A HARVEY, OF Fremont CO.
For Congress Second District.
HIRAM PRICE. CT Sesss eessty.
For Judge Of the Eighth JsdieiAi District,
Y. W ISBELL, Of Lian county.
For District Attorney.
ISAAC l.. ALLEN, Of Tama co.
Fer Member Of the Board of Education,
WM. REYNOLDS, of johnson CO.
For Clerk of the District Court.
ALONZO SHAW.
For County surveyor,
JAMES MCCLTNG
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Old Mrs. Darnley is pattern of house.
hold economy. She says she has made a
pair Of socks last fifteen years by merely
knitting new feet to them every winter,
and legs every other winter.
An Italian gondolo, on a large truck.
passed through Wall street, New York
on the 10Th inst, on its way to Central
Park. 1t came out in a vessel from It..
~ ana IS OF a style and shape peculiar to
the eondolas so generally used in Venice
!, IS intended to be fitted up as sort Of
pleasure boat on the lake in Central p.,k
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CEpaR CorNrY DISTRICT corRr.
Ham ali Mclaughlin


Alexander McLaughiin.>
To Alexander MeLaus hlin-s gu are hereby no.
'bed that there - file in the Office Of the Clerk
~ The District Court Of Cedar county. Iowa petition
nf Hannah Mclaughlin, ella miny from you divorce
Tor the reason that you have wfuiiy deserted and alb
seh'eh yourself from the said Hannah McLaugln,'o Tor
ossrts" years without reasonable cause whatever
NOW unless you appear thereto and defend before noon
OF the second day Of the 81 said Court, to Re
held on the first MnndaS Of December. A. D. 1862 ads
aht VIII Ire entered against you and ndgme render
Ell thereon accordingly. sYLyAHtS YATES.
Attorney for Plaintiff
DieTed that the foregoing notice be published IN tue
Iipton Advertiser for four consecutive weeks. nr-
CURED ny law. .LoNZD SHAW,
hao"a Clerk Disi Court.
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Ynrra9 for Glarent,,
Formerly o"ion Grove
-.... rs.-s5s* :..- p ..a ,ss-...
a...
Is. 81 .v@#@T az a...
r- ,a m. ". D.
Fred. Hecht & ca
Are now receiving their
SPRING & SUMNER STOCK n,
-. e.
DRY-GOODS,

Together with large and complete s,oc. -,
Groceries,
Queenstpare, Uarluayc.
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Farming Implements,
.-~- Mails, Glass, dc.
lfyou want good Goods, new Goods, in prcrc,
ence to old Goods Of an inferior style and anaIi,r
call on FRED. HECHT & co.
We adhere strictly to fats and low price,-
defy competition, and are determined to Do nm.
dersold by none
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FOR READTPIY ONLY,

Agents for the elcbra.ed Rock Isla Nd Pillow,
ut manufacturers prices. Also for MANN,
Reaper. the only successful combined machi,.
in the world.
We invite the public tc call and examine or,
stock and prices
No charge tor showing goods. All kind, .,
produce taken in eXr hange for goods
FRED. HEIGHT & co
nib Clarence Iowa
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All persons desiring Lircn es under this Fede-
raj Law, will make application to me, and astit-
lers, brewers butchers. manufacturers, ferry
keepers and auctioncers. are required to make
monthly reports at the close of every month to
me. IN the first dtrisicn-in the other counties TO
the deputy assessors of the respective counties.
rI.INl FAY.
Assessor ID District Of Iowa.
Muscatine Sept II. ls.2. nlit2
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.sea
ae,u Sdrertise'''tafs.
h. .
&:&, !.

THE SUBSCRIBER, having leased the premis.
/ ses, can be found at the old stand Of VIM.
Bagley. where be will keep supply OF all articles
in is line, at LOWER FIG uRES than the same
article can be bought for elsewhere. He Is pre-
pared to
MANUFACTURES IN ANY STYLE ALL
ARTICLES OF FURNITURE
that may be wanted. CARVING will be done IN
the best manner. He will also attend TO repair
ing such articles "a above mentioned, including
instruments, such A. .
PIANO PORTEs,
GUITARS, &C.
Special attention vii be paid to the MANI.
FAtTURE OF COFFINS, and every effort Will
be made to satisfy his patrons as to price ana
quality,
All he Asks is a Fair Trial.
HS-In Brick Block south Of the Court House
square. .,,,
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GONE --Ano:her soldier, named John
a'ch, died yesterday at Camp Strong,
of lung fever He was % wears Of ,re
and enlisted in company "C' Of the 24,b
regiment, at Upton, near which place he
resides. We suppose his remains viii
DC sent homc.-Mus. Journal sth.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

SlIhT DRAFTS on NEW YORK CAN De
- haa OF the Subscriber in sums TO suit Pnr
chasers. Certificates of Deposit. and Draft. on
Eastern Cities, eashed. American gold furnish
ed at small premium.
~ Once over lioitslander's store.
WIN. II. TUTIiiLL.
Upton, Iowa: July LIST IsGo.
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FEDERAL. TAX,

Having been appointed Assessor OF Collection
District No. . State of Iowa, comprising the
counties OF Muscat,n". Scott, Clinton, Jones
Jackson Linn and Cedar, ! have for convent
enee, suhdivided the District and appointed
deputy assessors as follows, viz:
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@ltis the duty of every Uuion man
20 attend the election, on Tuesday pext
and work to defeat the Mabony Southern
ooofsde'aey sympathizing ticket.
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SUCCESS GROWING MERIT. We are
always glad when real merit is crowned
with success. 4 few years ago the pro.
pr'etors of DR.. Halls Balsam modcstIy
announced that they had a valuable
cough remedy for sale. They did not
resort to the reckless "hish pressure
system of putting, as did some Others
We could name, but in a straight forward
common sense manner explained the ma
ture and effects of their medicine. told
what 1t would do, and presented the
strongest and most upimpeachable evi.
dence of the good that it had done. It
Is the most popular remedy of the age
For sale BY all druggists.
NTSee advertisement.
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~Go to the polls next Tuesday and
vote the Union Republican ticket.
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Border State InlOnis,n.

About two years ago the Rev. J. G..
Fee, peaceful anti-slavery man, of the
Cass'us Clay stamp, was exiled by mob
FROM Kentucky. A few months ago he
returned to his old homo in that State.
Lately he appeared working among our
sick and wounded soldiers whereupon
he was seized by mob of Kentucky
unlonists, and Lynch Court called,
which decided that Mr.. Fec should be
placed on the other side Of the Ohio, and
II he should touch the sell of Kentucky
again. he should be instantly hung. TIL.
Court was exc|us vely made up Of Ken.
McAy Cnionists o., and the man who
led It's proceedings aud gave its verdict,
was Brigade Surgeon in the Division
of General Nelson! How glorious GU,
cause must appear in European eyes.
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A FEW THINGS TO BE REMEM.
HERED.

Remember, that E, II. Thayer, the
Mahony candidate for Congress says, tina,
he wants the Union as it ,~as, and is
willing to have jeff Davis, roombs and
Stevens again 10 Congress to make our
laws for us
Remember, that all the so called Demo.
cratic ticket is Of the same stripe as +.
ii. Thayer.
Remember, that vote for the opposi
ton ticket is vote for the Southern
Confederacy, aud that the success of that
ticket will be hailed by the Confedera,es
as a rebel victory
Remcmber, that next Tuesday is cleo
ton day, and that it is your duty to vote
aud see that every loyal man is at the
polls
Remember, That every man in Iowa
who sympathizcs with the rebels, will
vote the Mahony ticket, and rememb, I
further that a man is known BY the
company he keeps.
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ray One more General Order" should
BE- issued from the War Department, and
that without delay. Every commissioned
officer found intoxicated, whether on or
off duty, should he instantly dismissed
from the service. He that cannot cou-
troll his appetite is totally unfit to con-
mand intelligent men; and the sooner
this obvious teaching of common sense
and every dsy experience is applied to
every department of the army and navy
the better for the success of cur arms
Frequent and terrible have been the les.
sons this war has taught the nation OF
the absolute need of sober officers to lead
brave men to battle. Iowa has recently
paid full dearly for another. How lon 9
must we continue to learn, and how much
more must we pay for the teaching? .
Dar. Gazette.
We heartily endorse the above, and
hope the "Order' will soon be issued -
We have been informed that soldier
was taken to the hospital, after the late
battle at Iuka, who was wounded in The
arm slightly and in the leg severely, and
that drunken surgeon amputated the
arm instead Of the lee.
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ARHY ooRREsPoNnENCE.

Correspondence u the Upton Advertiser.
CAxP MEAN JAeIkyo. Mss !
sept, cath, 1851. \
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IJ'" DER SHOT Il CAPS, just received. new
Appiy AZ h. & ii. CHIIDS.