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Fire, lnla1l Snd Ll(o n. lGonny Hf
Joan l.. swITs.
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ATLANTIC FIRE INSURANCE,

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~ 1851, 'laie in ,,mp'i4ace with Ch..s.s ~
lE, Of the laws Of The State OF Iora ~;
January Ssh. 1891, in rel sicn 20 lasu,>sM
panies. W.
Allan l. Fire lnsurare:c Com cspy ~ Hsonh.,.v
ioca.ed =: brooklyn, n. Y.
81 amount Of corpOrese
stock In shares Of $50
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band December 81, 1851 y.oc-S2l0 sol o..
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DA018n1a or BEEF AND PORK. Ann
= eeiPges Of IAvs Stesk, 81 1saAyUSoo 8.
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hUnTf - OFFICE. .OWAJ

p'-1 7
1t is hereby certified,
February, 1862 a swolE 4
Office, showing the te
Fire lnsurant Con an
in the state Of New .tiii
nary, A. d.. io52. il acc
an Act Of ,..e Gene. Z
low ..title1 :" An Az j..
Compan;es," approved j
AZ amendet."y IL &,
1855: that saia statemt
pany is possessed *
and invested as rtQair@
Auth ority is tae1ct .
Company to tfanssc
this State in accori.n.
until the 3lst DAY OF Jan
eigat hundred a-d siyiy
1t IL also certified. /.
Davenr Jr'. hs" been
piny .eir laNia! A,,en
county Of Scot, With ~
surALcc tterei, ards 10 az
cess, as proyi'lo hyi
Clerk u The Dkt.,ct ev
a certified copy OF tue
Office.
In testimony shereG {
hand snJ aGsxeD
o: Febfu Try, lsC
J. W.
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SHERIFF SALE.

10y virtue of a special execution to Hle dire Ct.
ID ed, issued from the Office of the clerk If the
District Court,in and for the county Of { cdr and
state of Iowa, in favor of james Moore, and
against Charles Swctanl and Eliza >wctland |
have levied upon the following property A. tn"
property OF the said Charles Swetlanl and Eliza
~weutud. tO-wit:
beginning Mt the southwest corner OF lot sin
81 in block eleven ~ at the corner Of Cedar
and Sixth streets, in In" town of Upton. tho nee
north one hundred and one lltl} feet then e
east forty.four a. feet thence south thir;y.H!.'
l3u feet, thence west twenty 40, ttrt. thence
south seventy 90 tee', thence west t"enty-tour
t2i} feet to the place of beginning. Also all that
certain tract or lot beginning at the northw| st
corner Of said lot siN ~ III block eleven IL IN
said town Of Upton, thence east tory-loar ~
feet. thence south twenty-five l25) feet, thence
west forty four ~ feet then north ~ ehty-hve
fol fee: to place Of be gjnning subject 10 the con
dition of IA lease which 7, W. Harris holds upon
said twenty four (2 feet Off Of lot last described
all in Cedar county, Iowa With the appurtenin-
CeS thereon.
And shall offer the sane for sale at public out
cry at the court house door in the town OF Up
ton in said county, on saturday the "a day OF
AUGUST A, p. 1862, at | O'Clock p. IN: OF sao
dav 10 satisfy said execution and costs thar may
accrue thereon ,a.,
pAse' 'n'S DAVID Palmer,
Sheriff Cedar t ossr r. f. i ssco;
Per s ". R.rHBr~, Deputy fh-"f
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Quid P;Ie.
For the Triton Advertiser. !


Mr.. EDITOR :-Will you permit Q, e
Of the acgrievcd to say word in your
paper in defence Of the pipe?
Some criticisms Eaye been offered 90
the President of the day, at Upton, on
the 4th inst, for smoking his pipe on
and about the stage, during the exercises
Of that occasion.
Now, | would like to know b. what
right, or reason, or authority, men may
chew their cuds and squirt tobacco Juice
on and &bout the stage. when the same
delec:ablc privilege is denied the smoker.
be his pipe never So clean, or his cigar
never so fragrant? For my part, l can
not sec why good Hnranna is not wor-
thy to keep company with coed plug,
any day, aud anywhere; especially on
the glorious Fourth. where all are Of
anywhcre) free and equal
| am aware that the same invidious
distinction is observed in cars, coaches,
&c bat never could see why, aud don a,
believe there ought to be- any discrimi
ua,iou made. If the one is doing things
"dccently and in order" 50 is the other.
Why Nor ?
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SHERIFF SALE.

DG virtue of special execution to me direct.
ID ed, issued from the ottirc of the clerk of the
district court in and for the county of Cedar
and State OF Iowa, in favor Of Charles Swctland
and now assigned TO W. II. Tuthili, and against
John \. Loudcn and Charity Loudt u. have
levied upon the following property as tue prop.
erty OF the said John A. LoudeH and Charity
Loudcn tO-wt:
The south half of lot ten ll0) ana the north
half Of lot nine 81 in block number nineteen C9}
in The town of Upton, Cedar county, Iowa. with
the appurtenance5 thereon.
And shall Ot,r the same for sale at public on.
cry at the coart house door in the town of lip
ton, in said county, on Saturday. the 18th day Of
July \. D., So, at one O'Clock, +. ~, of sal j!
day, to satisfy said execution and costs hat may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 10Th do, Of June. A. D., laG2.
DAVID rLAINER
Sheriifof Cedar county, Iowa.
Per 5. ". RArMnrN. Depnty. Lrr fee Sl.N0
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

1--WE ADVERTISER, having been rest ored 10 health
1. IN - fs" weeks by very simple remedy. after
having suffered several with ere lung fec
ton. and that dread disease. ConSun,iun-s anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
To ALI who desire it. he will send Il COPY of the pre
scrtion used Gree Of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they III find a
SURE CURE for CoSsr MPTIoN. ASTHMA, BRoNcH,ris DC
The only Object Of tho Advertiser III sending the Pre-
scr'Ption is 10 tencft the afflicted. and spread Informal
lion Which he conceive; Ia rc inyauii.. ard a, hone,
every sufferer viii try lis remedy a. ii viii cost them
nothl-, ati mn! prove blessing.
Parties stug I'll" prescription viii Please address
REV. EtNAED T.. WILSON.
NILLIAMsrvGH Kings County. Ntp, York.
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Gipton Abbtrtistr

III MATTER & ApRoTr, of New York are author
izedto receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
IL c. II. SCRIvEN, Adpertising AFtnt, SO Deer
born street, ChieagO Authorized to receive 7drer
tsements for this and al the leading papers Of the
North WCst.
IT, s. NJ. PErTENoILL Il Co., No. 5. Park Row,
New York and State street, Boston, are our agents
for the Upton Advertiser, in those Cities and are
thorized to take advertisements and subscriptions for
us at our i0tcest rates.
ly Shoe Newspaper whose columns are at
all times crorded With nec Advertisements, and ne
TiN sho~ you community aiire pnh business and
s"tsrpr'se. The age is moring one. ma" that
Glands 4" these"later days nil ~ short time, find
himself behind has con1,etuors. .asl
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SEEMING NttE!NE%.
l. co i y i J. l. K co.. s
Family and Manufacturing.
so SEWING MACHINES.
TAGt:altT 4 FiRR.s PATENT,

a. are larI,y t cay to the 'arlSards who are ,,.u,
our machines. and the hnusaus that want Them thai
GROVER " BAKER. elias Howe. Jr.. and all persons
ceiling OF using tr'n arr srcnr" a. lins any n.Ocsa
Uu Ma hiur, row just what want them; in
direct competition and "n an "nliy popular basis with
krt. and they are still sod at Sin and SIS incluiIrv
Hemmcrs tof which have several styles. Ne"ilc
and everything necessary t" th,iruse in f,my shop
This makes them still the cheacst legitimate Hrs,
class Machine in marhct.
In justice - our Machines as well az our customers
offer to fuRdthe money in sixty days foray ma.
chine which does not wholly satisfy the purchaser
This feature alone makes machine worth much
than any other AS Their. il pecess,riiy so,n l ~
buy ing most machines.
few Of its superior qualities thcsr:--It uses a
straight needle, has great space under the
from two s!ools, neither being fastened and
both IN sight turns on hinr"s is secured from dust and
exposes no oi lever purchase i, great han that Of
any other n!aclIine;it ha, tat regulating screw
and both above and in front the DRIVING wheel is
rry onside Of the ta'e: it requires 10 alteraan Tor
ally arieies of work it will MY do heater greater
variety of ork than any rlachin" among the hundreds
with Rich are aCquaiItc Its tension Is perfect:
easily and still; hothcrs nobody; n0vc.s can
age it. None other " II satisfy where it is known.
W" can safely say that 10 piece Of labor saving
chin"ry ever grew rapidly int" universal favor as
sewing machines. Three years liza. placed them the
very ront ranks If machines, and though
iHrnE taellf'"- have m.Cu largely increased
have not been abb to supply the demands during the
past season. We I'll all orders. "" hnve al
De" t. L., the Right sihr Blake fntusut nd us
tah" Il.mmer, and can defy the worli produce
better instruments for doing all kinds OF sewing and
cm'ro'rry Let every on" WI" J. i,It rested in the
great inrr"v"m in machines. h. t.rr they
wish t" purchase or not, send for ps"~iiy" Circular
and samples UfSttr'..
W. must caution the ru'i', a. nn-. unrrnriprd and
perfectly Irre.pon,il N gt!r- wli have claimed SO
our successors. representing that MAJ lr. rf rut
"f market. and Offer cast AVA machine pf its
place, We only sell oGr own machines. Ta,art d
F.rr- patent, aud tn" sle lr"rct0rs in tn eight
A"hh"c-tern S,tt"s. Address
l.. CORNELL & CO..
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they will but give it due consideration.
We think it great blessing that there
is not near the quantity of medicines
used that there was formerly, and this
decrease is greatly owi2g to the publica-
ton of the Water. Cure JunaL The
Teacher comes at 81 a year. Address
FOWLER & WELLS, 30S Broadway, New
York. We can furnish TIE Teacher to
our patrons at 30 cents year.
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SCHOLARSHIPS CAN BE PURCHASED Al
y either p"int and good at all Colleges.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Embraces Double and Single Entry Book -KccI ing
Cormerclai Computations. C"mmercAl Law, penman
ship, Business Correspondence. Partnership. Senti
mcnts. etc.
DEPARTMENT OF EnoK-kEEPING
And Accounts. OF -ail1ed and conducted the Count
inr-roUm - sim the halls Of study tug fitted III
with appropriate counters, desks. etc. in real h
ness and the student introduced at one to the prac
ral work in-s and routine Of Banks, Commits ous
e>, Railroad ofces, and Counting Rooms generally.
PRACTICAL TENT BOOKS.
tn" teaching in the Book Keeping Dcpartmcr, j.
mostly from written manuscript forms. with oral in
stru tons lectures and blackboard elucidai"ns, III ad
dttcn /" which, IN order to MAKE The Collegiate courst
as thoro ugh and "iectual possible, the following
Textbooks have been prepared:
BRYANT 4 STATIONS BOOK KEEPING. /,
THREE EDITIONS.
|. Primary Ed;tion,for Common Schools l22 Page.
2 High scloo, Edition., for Hsh schoolsand Acad
ern;es, 2I6 pays. Prize. S,'5.
3 Counting House Edition. for Accountants aud
Business Men, $50 pages
Published by Ivis,n. rhinn"y, u Co., = d 30 Walk.
street, Ne" York.
BRYANT & STATIONS COMMERCIAL CALcr-
LATIONS.
For Accountants. Business M"n. High Schools and
Acatames. 1872 pages. Price sl..'.
Published ~ y. Appleton, 4i3 d it5 Broadway, Ne"
York.
sPENCEErAN SYSTEM OF PENnANsHIr,
In series of nine books. by r. =. SPENCER.
College rooms open day and evening 40 ra,4,,on.
IT, For catalogues, circulars, ana iAi"'ha'i'" "
any kind, call atthe college. or address
BRYANT q sTRATToN.
June 10, 1853, r9n24 ~
GILT MOULDINGs
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CONSUMPTION.

There IS, perhaps, no disease with which country
Is AM ct"d which sweeps off annually many victims
As MA. itii destroy CT If tn" human race vHsul
Won Day after day. after year. the horrd mon
stef lres 10 II" portals OF the cold and silent tom
Hesh-added FiCim. to its conquest. No walk in life IS
sacred from its hliEhting influence No is exempt
from ITS death-deang shafts. The old. the middleaC-
ed, and N" young, and all. alike. food for tins
common f." Of mankind. The white haired patriarch,
nerv"ns t" the attacks of other ills. and whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment of lie's calm
evening hnds Consumption fastening its faDcs upon
MS Ntas, and tearing him from world br ght
minds which look compacentlv on days well spent.
Is there no hetp fer ths atcfsd' .voprsrea ire Of
hs dangers mhch beset az chaarab md fekie
climate?
There is,
"WIST.8R's B.7LS.AM OF WILD CHERRY
mas performed cures Of Consumption after sktinf phy
setanS had pronounced the patients hey hope,
You'd the reach Of the hcans
II. SCOVlLL. Proprietor,
Sold in Upton, 10y r. Hall ard Rcig,rt * McNa-
mara; at Clarence, ny Reigart L. Mcnamara; and by
dealers in medicines generally.
To THE NERVOUS AND CONSUMPTlyE Of hath
sexes Retired Clergyman having been res; }re,, to
health In few days. after many years # grc, suffer-
ing IL willing to assist others by sending free4 on the,
receipt Of post paid directed envelope. cory Of the
prescription used. Direct the REV. JOHN N. DAG
NALL. led Fulton street Brookhn Y. 23uim
JoHA's CRs|HkY's American CEMENT Glrs,
Tor sale at the Post Office. See advertisement
tfl
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THE BEST WORKMEN I'm the County,
TiDtOn Tanllery.

II. & ]. J. DAIRY would announce 20 the
public that they are prepared to TAN LEATH
Err tor customers on the shares or for pay
The highest cash price will be paid for hides
We have a fac assOrtmene OF Leather on hand
which we will sell low for cash, or exchange il
for hides.
Upton. August 80. 1860.
vNoWDER, SHOT CAPS. Just received. a new
.nulv Al +. d. CHILDS.
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The Confessions and Experience of an Iu-


PUBLISHED for the benefit and as q warn ny and
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous DEBILITY
Premature Decay, &c: supplyin Mt the time the
means OF SelfCure. BY one who cured himself amer
being put TO great expense throug. alimpositon
and qnackery. BY enclosing a post paid adore sed
envelope. SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the anthor,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. I,q., Belforl. Kings Co.,
New York.
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TiPTON POST.OFFsCE.

open from to IL o'clock A. NJ. and from 10
I I'M. On Sundays from I'm. to p. N.
CLOSING OF NAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily. closes at p. NJ.
Clarence mail leaves daily. closes at 8 P. N.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
4. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at |
p. NJ.
Red Oak mail Tuesdays Saturdays at jan.
All drop letters must be paid with stan ps
at the rate Of one cent each.
S. 5. DANIELS, p. N.
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"THE HYGIENIc TEACHER AND WA
TER CURE JOURNAL" is new name
for the publication long known by the
latter part of the foregoing title. We
can commend this journal to all our read
ers for they will find 10 it much that
will profit them in mind and body, if
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sl Those interested in procuring the
bounty, back pay, etc, of deceased or
discharged soldiers, will please read the
card Of Mcssrs. Piatt & Spiccr.
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Cedar County Relief Association.

At the regular monthly meeting Of
Cedar Co. Soldiers Relief Association,
held at the court house 10 Tirtou, July
9TH, the following action was taken:
Voted, that all who have, or shall con.
tribute TO the funds Of the Association,
be considered as members.
RssoIrea, That the Secretary be in.
structed to hold correspondence with the
Secretary Of the Muscatine Co. Relief
Association, ascertaining whether they
expect this Association to pay expenses
of those men from Cedar county who
enlisted in Muscatine companies, or only
those who enlisted within the bounds of
Cedar county.
The following sums were reported as
reccired by the Treasurer more has
been subscribed, which will be acknowl.
edged when paid
Springfield $500
Inland 90
Center 200
Upton 234J
The committees Of the several school
districts was instructed to report the
amounts collected by the several sub
committees, and have the same publish
cd tho coupty papar-
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eGJ- Those Of our farmers who raised
fall wheat have commenced their harvest.
The crop is good.
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4 MARES NEST One Of the untcrri-
fed Dahou ians came to US on Saturday
last with copy Of the last -adr.ttser
aud pamphlet in his hands, and pre-.
terred charge against US, saying that
we had mutilatcd the "Dcclaration Of
Independence in that We had publish
ed one clause of it as follows: 1--WE hold
these truths to be self evident, that all
men are created free and equal; that
they are endowed by their Creator with
certain unalienablc rights that among
these, are life, liberty, and the pursuit
of happiness The mutilation was in
the words Stree and' which are not in
the original How all men can be Great
ed equal, and endowed with liberty, and
not be created free, is past our compre-
hension. We presume however that it
is all clear to the Dahomians, for they
"see through glass darhly.' We knew
that they hated the word free hut did
not suppose that it would throw them
into fits, as it did in the above instance.
We hope that the "Ancient' will live to
see the time when the word free will be
acknowledged by all to apply to ''all men,
ia the Union.
We will state, that in order that the
hands in the two printing Offices here
might "eujoy the Fourth we changed
"matter" with the Democrat, last week,
and the Declaration was set in the Dim.
ocrat office. We did not see it till after
the Advertiser was worked off, conse.
quently are not responsible for the inter
polation.
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Martin Van Buren, is the only man
who held the Office of President, Vice
President, Minister to England, Govern
or of his own State and member of both
Houses of Congress.
Thomas II. Benton is the only man
who held a seat in the United States
Senate for thirty consecutive years.
The only instance of father and son in
the t. s. Senate at the same time, is
that of Hon. Henry Dodge, Senator from
Wisconsin, and his son, Augustus G.
Dodge, Senator from Iowa.
Gen James Shields is the only man
who ever represented two States in the
/ L, S. Senate. At one time he was Sen
ator from Illinois, and subsequently Sen
a.or from Minnesota.
John Quincy Adams held position
under the Government during every
Administration. from that OF Washing-
ton to that of Polk-during which he
died. lie he'd been Minister to Eng.
land, member Of both Houses of Con
gress, Secretary of State. and President
of the United States lie died willie
member of the House Of Representatives
The only Instance where three broth
er. occupied seats in the lower House at
the same time, was when Elihu b. Wash
burnc represented the First District of
Illinois, Israel Washburne, jr , the Third
District in Maine, aud Cadws|lader Wash.
burne, the Third District of Wisconsin.
THE MErHoDI>TS AND EMANcIpA-
TIoN.-The total vote of the Methodist
Conferences which have held their SEES
sions this spring, on the question Of
emancipation, is:
For-Ministers, 7G5; people, l3, 1877.
/ Ayains. Ministers, 1891 people,
/ Is, 565 Chic. Jour.
A CURE FOR CoUGHs, COLDS, &c.
Consumption forcrunners are colds,
coughs, influenza, bronchitis, tightness of
the chest, pain in the left side, low fever,
and many other symptoms of like char
! actcr.
Then those tubercles in the lungs, dis,
organization, prostration of the physical
powers, and the scene closes. That they
may not weep, when too late, let the
| friends of the sick be vigilant at the out
set. When the first symptoms of pulmo,
nary disease are manifested, administer
DR.. HALLS BALsAM for the Lungs
For sale by agents in every town IN the
country
See advertieeln snt,
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sg The long dry spell was Terminated
last Monday p. m, by Il very hard rain
accompanied with considerable wind
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aosew ood C2'c.. famed = Equal Trmr,e amen,
Hiththr patent Divided tHci. al -"iu stop
No. II octave. scroll legs, IRON toe, eG
" - ctoT, co
= 81 to +, -
- " p.ahU ~ le. I to I, 100
= % I" +. l25
- O. = two stupsAud two sets ufrerds, 25V
- - - ~" stol's. two sets Of reeds, and
tv"1auis OF keys. 200
- s. octave organ nrlud.uns tBJ banks o.
keys, r"t hass. tour ard sjN s,oIs, 4tr 4.5 900
These M"lod""ns remain in tune long time Each
Nrlvlrui ted for three Years
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aJ S. Is. Belts, in company with Dr.
Chambers, started yesterday for Keokuk,
where he hopes to get discharged from
the service, as his health is still very
poor.
SrRUcK.-Durins the rain on Monday
the house of Samuel Long, ST., was
struck by lightning. It passed down
the conductor into the cis:crn, without
doing much damage, as we hear.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife CHARLOTTE. without
ana, anyjust cause or prevoca,i"n. left my bed
hi"oard on the 9Th day Of January last. this IS
sI.h1a all persons trusting her on my account
usi pay no debt Of her contracting.
ln,.. n. N. ALLEN.
9a' June 9th, ls62-n23w4'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-10

EsJ-We see by the Musca,ine Journal
that the fourteenth company from that
county is now nearly full and will 20 to
Clinton next week Muscatine county
has done molly, better than any other
county in the State and is entitled to
great praise therefor, but me must claim
about one company out Of the fourteen
as from Cedar county, although Musca-
tine has the credit for it. There is hardly
company from tina. county but has
more or less from "Old CEDAR and one
company has taken half its members
from Us.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-07-10
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