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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-11-13
THE GREAT CAISEOF
HUMAN MISERY.

just published in a Scaled Envelope; Price & ,'>
A LECTURE El NE. CILNERWELLn ON THE
cassc and cure Of >lr'ma,"rrhua, Consumption,
r"n'a' and physical Debility, Nervousness, Ep-
tud", Wculn, sS Of the l.iml : and Back, lndIspo-
situn arl lncnrarity for study and labor, Dull-
ness Of APP rrhcnsion, loss of Memory Aversion
to Society, Love OF Solitude, Timdity. Self bis
trust. dizziness Headache. Affections Of the
Eyes, phnpes on the Face, Involuntary Ennis
sions and Sexual lncaparity, the Consequences
Of outhtu lndiscreton. &C., &c.
j'F.~Ths admirable lecture clearly proves that
the above enumerated often s"ltatllct"d evils
may hc removed without medicine and withou,
dangerous surgical operations, and should ht
read by every youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, to any address, in plain
sealed cn> clopc, on the receipt OF SIX cents, oi
two postage stamps by addressing
CHAS J. G. kIlNE < CO..
l27 }owrry, New York, Post Office Box 1886
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ArJrTANv GENERAr's Orrl,E. }
Davenport. Nov III, ,~'.2.

ArJtTANI GENERAL 'fFN +.
Davenport, Nov. 1th, i~',2.
Cr4.ru D,,"rs Va. lO3.
|. All passes issued By this department,
r,~e/,r rhos~ "~eer r5,,- 'et"snsr;, soterte,s cr
oM rCytmrnts to Duduquc, Uorcnp>rI
anR k,oL"E will be refused Ly all agen.s
oe railroads, steamboats, and stage compa-
MES. after November -, 1862.
II. All persons having any State pass
es, or any passes for recruiting officer and
men, vii! return them at once to this
office,
III a new form of passes will be is
sued from this Office on the 18th lust,
which will be the only one to be rcceiv-
ed by the agents named in paragraph l..
pit as therein named. \ form OF said
pass will be forwarded to all parts of the
State.
BY order of Commander in Chief
y. Is. BAKER,
n.&wl AAjt Genl Of Iowa.
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.Sto1r of IouS, Ceder Conaty. IS:
In the Collar lixtriet |

vs.. }Court Dec. +, 1867
Jacob Seyl.er } Original Notice.
10 Jacob Seyll"r, defer dant-Sir: You are
hereby notified that there is now on tle IN the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court of Cedar
county, Iowa, petition Of Elizabeth Seyller
claiming Of you divorce from the bonds of
,aa,rimony, and setting out among other things
that YOU have wifully deserted her and absented
yourself without any reasonable cause for the
SPACE of two years and more. And unIe you
appear and answer thereto on or before noon of
the second OF the next term Of said District
Court to be begun and holden at Upton, in the
county and State aforesaid, on the LIST Monday of
December next. judgment and decree will DO
entered az prayed tor in said petition.
Sept 80, ls62 EllLABt.iH SEl LIEN.
Per EisscIl 4 Swineford, Atty for Prf. n40w4
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THOSE
DESIRING PICTURES!

As there are many in want Of minia
lures of themselves and friends who in
Consequence of the hard times are una.
bic to spare the money to pay for them,
We have concluded, for the present, to
receive most kinds or farm products in
payment the same as cash.
Rooms soxt door south of Friend 4
CulbcrtSon 5 store
y. G. 4 H. l.. NOFFETT.
Iin,n, a., 4 l.-.n
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Testame mt of Isaac Neima II, deceased late Of Cc-
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 al the November term Of said
court. being Monday, the 3D. at which time all
persons interested in said estate are required to
appear and show cause, If any they hava, against
we probate of said Will.
NY order Of the county court of said county
18th day Of October. 1879.
| MINI / C. BETS, CO. Judge.
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Manufacturers of fine cut tobacco in
Pennsylvania have put up the price 80
per cent. and cut down the quality Of the
article in proportion. Tobacco chcwcrs
atsert that the Zinc cut now in market
is made of old mattresses saturated in to-
bacco Juice. The pleasant fictions sold
under fancy names as genuine Havanas,
make a serious hole in a smokers pocket
books. and materially disturb the e1ua-
nimity of his stomach
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DoCroR c. J.. CHAMBERS having been
appointed Surgeon Of the 35th Regi-
mcnt, has left his book accounts, and
notes, with the undersigned for colcc-
ton. All persons knowing themselves
indebted, will please call and settle, as
his family must be provided for during
his absence. JOIN S. TUrHILL.
Upton, Iowa, Nov. |, lSG2:i fowl
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NV ;r.rc of an execution to me direct
Is ed issued from the office of the clerk OF 'he
district court in and for the county "' eu"''
and state of Iowa in favor Of Mary +. psche',
administrator Of Henry p,'heT' o r' "''
AGAINST Seneca Marcy and l. H. thompson.
,l.;,I ,,,o,, thr following property As tho
nT"prrtv Of the said Seneca Marcy, to-W'';
rtt, ,Eo., h,If ornorthwcst quarter OF section
number seventeen and the east halt OF nof'n
east quarter Of section number elsn'een ~ o ~.
in township number eighty two teZl range o.,o
~ - ,s. If 5,h n m, in Cedar county, Iowa, WITH
the appu-t"nanccs th"reunt'i ., ,ub,ic out.
And shall oher The same for sale at pnp ar Tin.
cry at the court house door IN .n .h oitb day Of
s3m IN s,i 49, isG2 at one o'clock M Of sa,a
nov =. s,iJ execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. , n ,ec,
ha''" '' DAVID FLATNEH,
sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa
vents Iprfce $500
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POSTAL NOTICE.

Look we'll to your postage stamps be-
lore you put them upon your letters. Let
tiers have recently been put into the post
once having stamps upon them that had
been used before. All such letters will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office, aud
the writer's will he liable to tnc Of (iny
dollars. "a word to the wise" There
are stamps in circulation here that
have been used and cleaned; for that and
other reasons soiled stamps should not,
be used. 1t is probable that Congress
will make some provision for the rcIcmp.
t'on OF so'led stamps; but their use upon
letters is unsafe.
n
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Ia Ihe prospectus Of the New York
TI"ne will be found in another column.
1t is needless for US to say anything
about this universally known and iuAu-
entail paper. 1t is power in the
land" and the people will read it, I'm
usual inducements are now offered to sub
scribers. 1t certainly will pay any man
to take the Tribune.
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DIR. W NJ. HALLS
BALSAN FOR THE LUNGS ,
DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS,

Cincinnati March ~. $50.
MESsys. A. l.. SCovlIL CO.-tients: Two
winters ago was very low with fons"mrho"
and uh>.iciaus seemed to fail to do me any per
manent benefit, and continued to grow woisc
and worse, until my physician told me that one
of my lungs was entirely gone and that could
not get well. I then tried Dr. Halls Halsam
which at first sic krned me; but ! soon tire" on
large quantities of matter and rhiegr nay cough
gradually ceased, my lungs began t" heal ana
continued to improve, till was entirely cured
and have been able to attend TO my business eN-
or since soon afterwards recommended 1t to
an acquaintance of HIinr, wac was "aIh'hE
skeleton, and apparently worse than vas ne
tr rs mo il was the means OF SAVING ms NE. f'r
further reference call on me at my rc>ldchce,Ho'
s., south side OF East Third street oe," ~"
BROADWAY and Sycamore streets or at the VI "'e
um on Sycamore street. yovypr-INE
1,s-Sec advertisement. y,,,;.,or
Sold in linton. by r Han sn urS,mara: and ~ ,
mara; a Clarence. by ho
iealers in medicines Sehefaif''
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Thanksgiving prucla MatinS.

To InE people, cr Iowa.
In token of ou~ dependence upon thc
Supreme Ruler of the Universe, the
more especially in this the hour of peril
to the N@tion in frrvrnt Thanksgiving
to him that no pcst;lencc has prevailed
in our midst, that the iahors of the hus-
landman have been mcaSurcabIv reward
Cd, and for tao many blessings vuuchsaf
cd us as individuals and citizens in de.
Won't sknuwlrd gmcnt of His Sovereignty
and overriding Providence, and in heart
felt gratitude that cur armies in the field
have won such rtnown in the great cause
Of the Union, that our citizens at home
have bccn inspired with such devoted
loyalty and munihccncc in relieving our
brave soldicry, and that we have been
permitted to follow in q peaccablc man
ner our usual pursuits while war is desc.
lating the land; |, SAMUEL j. KIRK
WOOD. do hereby appoint W"rs'"y, ne
21M dag Of NoremL r H"1t, as 4 day Of
Thanksgiving. Prayer and Praise. and do
hereby entreat the people, abStaiuiny
from their usual pursuits, to assemble
together on that day in their chosen
places, and offer up their earnest prayers
to Almighty God, humby acknow Sing
their short comin-s and dependence up
Oh Him, thanking Him for the manifold
blessings conferred upon them by His
hand, bcsccching Him to crown our arms
aud cause with signal triumph, to confer
strength upon our gallant so,dicry, to
mitigate the sutt'crincs of the sick, woun-
ded and imprisoned, and to succor and
heal the anguish Of the hcr,ft and i'm,
ploriDg the speedy cxtirction Of rebel
ion, a return Of peace in His own good
time to our distracted land, and that We
may prove ourselves worthy Of the ins,i.
tutlons bequcathcd us by the fathers OF
the Republic by becoming ..oncc more a
united, f'atcrnal and happy people.
Ia testimony whereof, | have hcrcurto
set my hand and caused the great sea! of
the State to be hereto affixed, this LIST
day Of November, in the year Of our
Lord. ore thousand aud eight hundred
and sixty two
SAMUEL RkWOOD.
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CAMp SIRONG. My. 10Th. G.


FTicM panitLs:-As certain men
have reported the Grey Boards are set
Of broken down men who have enlisted
because they have no other means Of sup
port aud are rough and unprlncipled
set Of mcn, | take this opportunity to
say that it is not so. There arc, Of
course, few who will be rejected. But
| freely say that more hardy set OF men
than the 37th, with hut few exceptions,
cannot easily be found. Probably the
man who gave them the name expected
to find every one dressed in broaGcloth,
and boots BACKED Will. "Mason' 5 Chai-
longs But no: Gpdioy this, took it for
granted that they we set Of barbara
ans. 1t is true that two or three weeks
Of camp life has very little soiIcl our
linen, but soap and water vii. set Us AL
right in this respect. As to our morals,
we 60 not claim to be second to any 9TH
er cl.~s Of men Of Ike number, even in
the sob'r(?) vi'I@ge Of Upton. There
are about 900 in camp belonging to the
11th. The rceimcatal officers have been
nearly all selected. West, Of Dubuque,
is Lieut.. Col Allen, Of Iowa City, Ma
jor; White, Of Mt. Pleasant, NJ. f.
Chaplain; Goodno, Of Muscatinc, Ad.
jutant. The Surgeon is from Dubuque:
namo not known to nc.
We heard our new Chaplain preach
yesterday. Some Of his hearers thought
he was little tincturcd with Abolition
ism. 1t did not hurt NE
Health of regiment good We will be
organized this week. More auon.
Yours, in haste, NoN.
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Our New CURRENCY.-We see that
checks are being ISSUED BY some of our
merchants As We understand it the
parties that draw the checks have depos.
tied with Judge Tuthill dollar for dollar
with which to redeem the checks, and the
drawerand acceptor Judge Tuthill, whose
name is on the back of the checks, are
both holden 70. their redemption. This,
of course, makes tho checks as good as
our other currency. No one can refuse
them because they are not safe. They
are much better circulating medium
than postage stamps.
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SOLDIER $ FUNERAL, -tIco II Tilltt

SOLDIER $ FUNERAL. -,,co II Tillct.
member Of the 18th Iowa, who was left
here 'othe charity Of our patriotic ladics.
at whose hands he received e?c,y attcn
ton possible, was buried yesterday morn
ing, with military honors. \ guard ,f
honor, from company {, with the martial
band Of the 33.h r, cmcnt, was detailed
to accompany his remains to the grave
\ number of our noble hcartcd ladies al.
so paid the las, sad rites to the dead by
iliniNg the procession = Vas .Iom
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SEw pENNsyIy,HIA HOUSE,

sa OF 4th & Iowa Sta, DAVENPORT, IOWA
I'm. DAVIS q SONS, PRorRlrToRs.
1 IN oMNlBusES to and from the 'Ak9'-
f,incs,@'e for stages leaving for Is C'.'l'
inosa Lyons, lie Witt, Maqnoketa and Ana
are, One Dollar per day. mao
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Upton POSr-OFFICE.

Open from to u O'Clock \. NJ. and from to
r NJ. On Sundays from - NJ. tol =. ".
tLrSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton. daily, closes at . p. NJ.
Clarence mail leaves daily, closes at +. ".
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
\. NJ
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at |
7. NJ.
Red Oak mail Tuesdays 4 Saturdays at l. NJ.
All drop letters must be pre- paid with star ps
At the rate OF one cent each.
< & TANIEIS, +. n.
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S. S. DANIELS, u. NJ.

rsn- Read the notice of the Federal
Collector.
REV. W. Y. JOHNSON, will preach at
the Episcopal Church next Sunday, at
lO3 a. m. and q p. NJ.
rGs- If you know of any stray oxen,
read the notice headed, "Tcn Dollars
Reward"
reA- Read the prospectus of C7nrk's
School Visitor, which will be found in
another column.
ID~ Rev. W. W. ALLEN, of Iowa CITY,
will preach Cd. v. at the Congregations
81 Church, on next Sabbath mornir . and
evening.
SpORTsMEN, read the advertisement
Of +. p. Dean, if you want to know
where to sci! your prairie chickens,
1uails, cts
n9- Thos. in want Of horses, cattle, or
farming tools, will do well to read the
advertisement of Mr.. Jno. II. Starr. in
to days paper.
nEg" \ lecture will be delivered On
Friday evening Of this week, at the VI.
4. Church, by Prof o. NJ. SPENCER,
President Of the State University of
Iowa, to commence at half past six O.
clock. Free to all.
rsN~ We have given some instances of
bad spelling on the part Of these who
sent letters through the postoHcc, Lut
we now give one by a postmaster as VIC
saw it upon a wrapper. 1t was written
"West Michael Michael CO., Iowa. 1t
was undoubtedly Intended for West +
Mitchell CO.. Iowa.
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.

TIE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish t.
I'll who want, his wcll-trird and approved cons
GUILTY. ATDRS, Shovel FLOWS. STRAW
CUTTER IIAEliOWS Road Scrarrls. etc. HI
is also ready to effect and warrant eur" Of al
hoofl,ound horses. :. i. pANIEIS.
TiI'on January Pa, lSG1.ir
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nn- The Teachers Institute is pro
grcssinf finely with large number of
teachers in attendance. Prot. Spencer
of the State University lectures tomor-
row (Friday) night. 1t will pay well to
go and hear him.
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very small amount could be obtained.
Hopes arc entertained that it will lot be
long before supply will be chtaincl
and that those who hav2 boarded un the
silver, whether in vaults or old stockings
will make nothing by the operation.
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New Mnsic!-...Sarah Jane Lce!'..SOnG
and Chorus.

A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELODY, with
"a easy accompaniment; can y" sung ~ children AZ
we'll adults, and will soon hcCom" one Of the most
popular songs "ft day. Sentiment 81 the words
cr!lcut Price - cents. mailed free. Just published
by HORACE WATERS,
May - l~1q No. 333 Broadway, New York.
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~ WI F.I J. Il I'm " UOD,
BY the Governor
El1JAH SELLS, Secretary of State.

The Government has purchased GS
acres of land at 500 per acre, directly
east of Indianapolis, near the corporation
line, for q permanent arsenal.
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Re- The place to Get YOUR watches and

bss~lhe place to get Your watches and
Jewe'ry repaired, in workmanlike man
ner, is to call on John F. Newbern. at
Casad 4 Gi!morc's Clothing Store ncrth
of the Court House.
Jcwelvy made to ord ,r at short notice.
ARTHUR 5 HONE MAGAZINE for De-
cembcr is at hand This magazine, COM
bplrg tie cxcclcncics of both tho FASH
ion and literary month'ics, comes nearer
to perfection than any other magazine
VIC have ever seen. Now is the time to
get up clubs for the new year. Terms.
one copy and q premium engraving, s. :;
two copies and prcminm, 81 four cop.
les and premium, s.. Address Z. S.
ARTHUR 4 Co.. 1928 Walnut St. Phila-
dclphia, Pa We can furnish Arthur
to our subscribers, at any pcstofficc, at
sl.25 year.
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HO FOR WILTON.
Aa4
'I>iIE SUBSCRIBER WILL RUN HACK
DAILY FROM Upton TO WILTON

rpd hack Having contracted to carry a daily
mail. at a low rate and having good teams be
hor,4 to receive good share OF patronage.
nnr,, JOSEPH WALTERS.
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TO TIE NERVOUS OF both SEXES. Retired Clrr,
man having been restored t. health in few days, AZ
ter many years Of great suffering willing to assist
others by sending (frc") the receipt Of pai
directed envelope, cPy If the prescription used.
Direct tn" REV. JOHN NJ. DAGNALI. lr6 Fulton
street, Brunky n y. Y. ON I'm
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state of Iowa.

ADJ"TN>T GENERAL OFFICE. /
DAYENTORT, Nov. 18th, l>G2. !
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nsa- Read the notice of the Fedora
Collector.
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REV. W. Y. JOHNSON, will preach at
the Episcopal Church next Sunday, at
l03 a. m. and q p NJ.
, 1862-04-22

There is still on hand for distrib alton
small stock Of books and hymn books.
Messrs. William Tonlinson, G. Ii. Howard,
and the Rev. Mr. Savage, have rendered the
Committee great assistance in securing va1ua-
HE dorations from the societies above named,
Over five hundred meetings have been held
with the soldiers, under the direction Of the
Devotional and Army committees, and in sew
eral of them over five hundred men from SIN
gle regiment have been present, while large
numbers have risen to express their desire to
lead Christian life.
Unavoidable delays prevented the compile
tion Of the chapel until within few days OF
The departure Of the soldiers for Fort Donel-
son, snd IN less than ten days from that time,
it was filed with rebel prisoners, eagerly lis
tering to the word Of life While we suppo sed
our labor lost, God lifted the veil from his
purposes and revealed our duty to our en-
emies. Services hare been held there nearly
every day since their arrival.
4 Committee was sent from this associac
ton to visit the sick and wounded, after the
battle OF Fort Donelson, to minister to their
temporal, as well as their spiritual wants; aud
While IN the hospitals ut Mound City, the
want Of 8 suitable chaplain foE such . place
was SO self evident, that steps were taken to
petition the Governor OF this State to aP'
I point the Rev. Jeremiah Porter, OF this city,
TO that positfon, and with immediate success.
| Now the sick and dying soldiers fn the large
| hospitals at that place, whose lives have been
| freely sacrificed on the altar Of humanity and
| their country, can listen to his faithful c0un-
| se1s and prayers.
| No better york has been done by the 1850;
| chiffon than this.
Able bodied soldiers need a chaplsin rer1
uuch; hut the sick and dying need Que more
| We now proceed to notica briefly the or
dipary work Of the Association.
The Devotional Committee report, In all
three hundred and si1ty-slx meettngs, HEX
under their direction. The most prominen
, 1862-04-22
Imro1tant to F Females.-Df Cheese

mans flilF.
The eonbinatloa Of ng-edientsio theee Pills are the
result OF long and extensive practice Ttey are mid
Il their orersuon and cesIaintn coresos 81 ,rreGa-
Hons vhcther from eotd otherwite headache pain
n tie eide palpaton ef the heart whites, ~ nervoG1
limbs &C. disturbed .l=e9, which arise rom Interrupt
den OF HstIIc.
DH. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
~s. the ueDeeMelt OF ner era n 'he treatment
cY these irregularities and distractions which have
coEs1EnsG sofmanJ to rREMATCRI GKAv3- No female
can coy good health unleea she Is regnsr and Taen
Obstruction takes pAce the general health be
Eirs TO decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS ...
arc the moet eGcctuRl remedy known tor all COM
rlatn1s peculiar TO FEKALKs. To al chs.es they are
invaluable, ISprcrIG, WITH CERTAINTY, PEKIonICA1
Reau1AElrf. They are knoFn to thousands who isFs
used theE1 at different periods throughout the country
having the sanction otsomc OF the most KxEKSr PHYS
ic1ASs II AEEE1CA-
NOT re rsED. With each Box-the PE1cE 0SK DoLLAs
rER Box containing frGN 20 to ED fl1s.
PILLS sent by Dail promptly. hy RENTING - The Agent
= Lake ssrrtt foLp BI DRUGGISTS G Es ERAILE
lB~ Sold IL Chicago st u!actorB prices by LORD
&SA1TE.