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A CARD To YOUNG LADIES AND CEN
n TLEMEN.-The subscriber will send tree OF
charge to all who desire it, the Recipe and di.
rections for making simple VEGETABLE BALM
that will, in from two to eight days, remove Pin
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all impurities and roughness of the Skin, leaving
the same-as Nature intended it should be
soft. clear, smooth and beautiful. Those desir
ing the Recipe with full instructions, direct tons
and advice. will please call on or address with
return POSTAGE
THOS. F. CHAPMAN Practical Chemist.
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The Weekly Journal.

Containins most Of the matter Of six daes, is mailed
every Thursday Evening. Single copies, $50 per
annum. Clubs of five and upwards, ! co per annum.
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II TTerms Payable in Advance.
Address JOHN L. WILSON. Publisher.
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPERMATORRHlEA

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PH,LADE,pp,.-
IL A Benevolent Institution established bv
special endowment, for the relief of the sick and
distressed, afflicted with virulent and chronic
diseases, and especially for the cure of diseases
ofthe Sexual organs.
Medical advice given gratis. by the Acting
surgeon valuable reports on Spermatorrhea,
and other diseases of the Sexual Organs. and on
the New Remedies employed in the dispensary,
sent in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Two or three stamps for postage acceptable
Address DIR. j. SKiLLMAN HorGnToN, Howard
Association, No. South Ninth st., Philadelphia.
"a lJuly II, 81; lyl
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Tri.Weekly Journal.

Containing al the two dailes issued on Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday Evenings, at 400 per
annum, 90 for six mo nths, ! GO for three months
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NOTICE..

l. est to the School Fund of Cedar county,
State of Iowa, eithet on notes secured ly mort.
gage or on contract, are hereby requested 10 at
once pay up the amount due thereon, or other,
wise make satisfactory arrangements for an cx.
tehsion OF term or the same will be dealt with
Fccording to lsw--reierence being had "a co.,.
ion ofchapter l4s of the acts Of the 9th Cen
eral Assembly 9th State Of Iowa
-ss.E ALONZn SHAW
Clerk Of the Dist. Court of Cedar co., Iowa.
Upton, May eth, lsG2
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81. Louis.
CCHALARSHiPS CAN BE- PURCHASED AT
~ eiher point and good at all Colleges.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
Embraces Double and Single Entry Book .Ke coping,
Commrrcial Computations, Commercial Law. peuman-
snip, Business Correspondence Partnership. scn,i-
ncnts, etc.
DEPARTMENT OF BOOKKEEpING
And Accounts. IanZed and conducted the CUNT
in:-room system the halls Of study being fitted M
with appropriate counters. desks etc. as in real bust
and the student Introduced to the practi
cal workngsa and routine of Banks, Commission Hous-
6, Railroad Oiccs, and Counting Rooms generally.
PRACTICAL TEXT BOOKS.
The teaching in the Book Keeping Department is
clrns. lectures and blackboard calculations
dton to which, in order t" make the Collegiate
as thorough and cnectua possible, the following
text book have been prepared
BRYANT T. STATIONS BOOK KEEPING. IL
THREE EDITIONS.
!. Primary Edition, for Common Schools. l92 pages.
y High school Edition. Tor High Schools and Aca,l
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Published by Ivisnn. Phinney, Co., A. q 20 Walk
er street, New York.
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York.
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In series OF min" hooks, by Il. Y. SPENCER.
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Dissolution Notice.

INHE partnership heretofore existing between
L Messrs. BowEKsoCK, MAHFrLL, and SMITH
Merchants. at springdae, is dissolved by mutual
saonsent: MANFuiL and SMITH retiring. The at:
Ssalrs VI the late firm will be settled by
o JESSE BOWERSOCK.
isa spsinssae, iowa, April 18th, 1892.
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The Heroes Of Peace,
The Heroes Of War.
u. ANTHONY, No. sol BROADWAY,NEW YORK
now publishing. in addition to other portraits the
els brated collection known in Europe and America as
Brady's National Photographic Portrait
Gallery,
in which is included Portraits Of nearly all the prom.
inent men of America, not excepting JET. Davis
Gen. Beanregard, Floyd and host Of other confeder
ate Price of portraits - dozen. Can be sent by
mall.
Scenes of the War for the Union,
are published, card size, and In FORM Also
stereoscopc Views Of Scenes In Paris, London and in
other parts Of England ind France in Scotland Ire
land, Wales, Holland, Switzerland, Spain on the
Khine' in Athens, Egypt, Turkey. the Holy Land.
CHINA, India, Cuba, &c, &c, ad infnitrm.
Our Insta infamous StereoscOpic Vieus or.
the Greatest Wonder Of the Age.
These are taken in the fortieh part Of second and
the rusnlng OF water. the moving NJ vehcIe. a, IL
march OF An army, does the sill gbe,t .e.
the taking OF these views. They are sold for "a
We nave also on hand and man ufacture Inc lar.ss.
assortment OF sereoscopes, Photographic Albums and
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS
IN the United States. and perhaps In the world
'AALo'IE, containing lists Of all our Portr.its
stamp. - ' v" ''o7'p'''
e. Anthony, sol Broad way,
Vn'"'yI near St. Nicholas Hotel, New York.
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new Music!..''Sarah Jane I.ee!''..SopS
and Chorus.
A VERY BEAUTIFUL FLOWING MELLOW v.S
easy accompaniment: can be sung by children "A
well as adults, and will become one OF the most
ceent. Price Is cents; mailed free Just nuhli.h.d
by HORACE W Arprna ''"eo
NAY &c, ie39i No. 1888 Broadway, New Yort
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l. NJ SINGER 4 co.,
4j3 Broadway. New York.
Office in CHICAGO, No. so Clark st.
Office I'm Milwaukee, II Ne whall House.
July 24lSGl
PIANOS. MELODEONS.

Alexander Organs.
She't Music. Music Books Music .Nerehandise and
aRktHds Of Musical truments, at the lowest pos
Sibis prifes.
i 0serstruag
Iron Frame Pianos,
are justly pronounced by the Press and Music Masters
IL e superior Instruments They built Of the
and most thOrou .hy seasoned materials. and wilt
stand climate. The tone is deep, round fun
and mellow; the touch elastic Each Plan
for three years. Price from S2tn to 500. Second
hand Pianos great bar gains 50 ocaves, S25
0Ctaves $50 to 500; ga octaves Sis to $50; 2,
octaves, SluO to 1906 octaves, SIS to 225. Second
hand Melodeons from $50 to 30. Monthly payment:
received for Pianos, Meodeons, or Alexander Organs
also for rent, and rent allowed if pure biased as pc
agreement.
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The Alexandra Organ


pass to the ordinary l6 feet pipe Organ All who have
any knowledge Of the Piano perform upon the in
strument without difficulty. the key hoard being the
that Of the Piano In size it is from to A.
feet high, and from "a 4feet wide. II is elegant in
form and solid in construction. 1t IS more easily re
moved than the upri ht Piano, and possesses the re-
marhahle advantage Of seldom il ever getting out Of
tune
In rosewood cases. ) stops, slM
- y " -.
~ p" - sa1
The same. size larger 300
The same, n finer case, 81
The same, in rich rosewood case, 2pG
/ - stops. with percussion, IN
! The same, size larger. oln
She same in finer case. an
II stops. with percussion and expression Ia maj, n
! The same, IN rich rosewood case, A.,
a liberal d'seountto cash customers during the war
anu an extra discount TO ClerC ymen Churches S,h-
bath schools, Lodges, Semi naries and TEACHERS The
I Trade supplied on the most liberal terms "
HORACE WATERS, Agent,
NO 4-l Broadway, New York
THE PATRIOTIC SONG BoNK-l5 G.D corfs, ;s,,,
ed in four weeks. A superior collection ~ $780,
iahcs ana Hymns. written and composed for Tho tj,
=" ,e sang during the war by the uprising millions Of
women ana children, who stand by the flag Of our
country ana despise traitors 1t contains Ga payes ~
songs, Duets and Choruses, both sacred and scc,ia
among tae number are the follow ing DO puar sonrs
The Star Spangled Banner The Flag al orr T,inn u
ever here Liberty Dwclls There is my Coun,,v GO,
Speed'a" Right Ny Country lis Of Thee our FIay il
rhere Rag OF the Nation, Care for Them Tenderlv
no O. - - ih'r Inc thflstah Hero, Columbia
Inc "tm OF the Ocean, freemen' 5 atherng &c Also
hne account OF the Grea, Slaughter OF Traitors in the
DAYS OF King 'ehosiphat All for 10 Cents or % per
hundred. Just published by ~
HORACE WATERS. Agent.
No. 43l broadway, New York.
ENJOY AL-llORACR WATERS, Agent, has removed
- t" No. AL Rroadwsy, NJ y, between Grand and
Broome streets, where he sells new octave Pianos for
$50 and warranted: second hand Pianos and Meo.
deons from SIS to $50. All kinds OF musical mer-
candi 81 at prices; pianos and melodeoDs to rent
from ~ upwards Monthly payments receiy ed for the
same AleHanderergans for churches at low prices.
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l. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.'S GAZETTE.

Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely de-
voted to the SUBJECT. 1t will be sent gratis
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The Telegraph Department

shall be second to that Of paper in the West. We
shalcontinue to receive the regular Associated Press
dispatches, and all the special intelligence that
careful reporters, stationed at the more important
centers OF the country can send US.
The Local intelligence shall continue to be given with
that promptness and ness that has hitherto rendered
the Journal the best Chicago local paper.
Pledged to no party, but that Of the people: in
nuenced by no consideration, hut that of the public
good seeking no reward but that which an apprecive
public can bestow in return for honorable and unrnc
e1"rtsto edify, instruct and please them the publisher
OF lIe Journal asks the support of the people IF tha
Nsssh Wst - hks e1rss give them Independent and
honest newspaper that dares speak the truth boldly
all SUBJECTS and that loves to advocate right
and to assist in the and Of rgh meas
ures OF public policy, enterprise usefulness.
With this general announcement OF the character and
purposes OF the Joarasl and the which is
scarcely necessary that The Government and Army Of
the nion the cause Of Liberty and the doctrines of
the Constitution will find in it as true and waite hful and
firm friend as lives in the world submit ur claims
to An intelligent people, for their support and
patronage.
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CIR ARD
Fire & Marine Insurance Co..
PHILADELPHIA.
capital, 100000.

JOEL JONES, President.
JAS u. ALvORD, Secretary.
A. s. GiLLETT, Weep h Treas
assurances against losses by fire,
tS~Losses promptly adjusted
STATES, Agent, Upton. Iowa,
Dee 18th 1859. 'o""'
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PL A ST RING.

PLASTERlNG.
The subscribers will be prepared
to do plastering, and all other kinds Of Mason
Work, the coming season. One Of them will al.
ways be found at the New Court House.
EDWARD Golden,
Upton, Jan. 80, 'jS. (5yD THOMAS Golden.
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-sz GILT MOULDINGH
LUX Picture Framing: large variety of
:! patterns, at the one price Furniture Rooms
sf :. q. Il P. STEIN, Muse atine, Iowa
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rnE CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL
FOR 1869.
Daily, Weekly and Tri.WeekIy.

Another year, with its great events, is about closing
and . year, which will probably be the most event
ful in our Nation history, at hand and again, Is
our annual custom, issue prospectus the peo
pie Of the Northwest who have literally sustained
us for nearly quarter Of century, bespeakng for
continuance Of their support in the year 70 cpnle.
The CHICAGO JOURNAL, first established to advocate
the election of Henry Clay, has followed the principles
of the Wing Party into the Republican ranks; and in
the party Of the Union, will, as it has, oppose
public fraud corruption and the enemies Of the Union
II will the protection Of the property Of loyal
Union men, Id every part Of the Cnion, and will do all
in its power to assist in crushing the causess rebel
lion, which has called half million of armed men
the field, to defend the Stars and Stripes.
But the newspaper-reading public Of the est know
too well what the Chicago Erenisg Journal 10 to be
told OF IT, 1t Is only necessary to say that il now has
facilities for giving the Latest eps that has never
before enjoyed, and that its Editorial and Repooria
forces will be increased to extent that warrants in
promising as able and good newspaper is be
published out Of New York. While its political charac
ter shall be, as it always has been. fully up the de
mands OF the tmes-conservative in spirt bold in
preston, and firm in the support Of right principles and
measures, opposing WRONG in all its forms, and coming
out eaessy in maintenance ofthe of justice and
OF arrogance, ciques and corrupt for the
at the expense Of the public welfare, it will at the
same time discuss all subjects and que stons of public
character freely carefully and candidy and give as full
and comprehensive abstract Of the general intei-
gence OF the day as he crowded into its columns
Its Commercial and Financial Depaitm nts shall he
more full than in years past, in proportion these inter-
ests increase extent and public
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Iron Frame Pianos.
Horace Waters, MeloSleOOS.

Rosewood Cases, Tuned to Equal Tempe ament
with the patent Divided Swell and Solo Stop.
No. IL octave, scroll legs, from to c, ti5
" - - TOT, 60
" % a" /" ftoF, IS
: - " piano style. TOT, 100
- SO " :. ftoF, 1875
" 6--5 /" two stop. and two sets of reeds, $50
" - - two stops, two sets of reeds, and
twobanks Of keys, 900
- IS octave Organ Mclodcons. two banks Of
keys. pedal bass four and six stops go, 275, 30G
, These MclodeoIts remain in tune a long time. Each
Meiodeon warranted for three years.
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Pixies Peak

~ w. HALL, having returned fro m Pixies
H. Peak is now prepared to do any and ALI,
KINDS OF CooPEklNG and Repairing, at his
shop south of the Jail.
Upton, October 25th. 1850: 7.43m3
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TO BANKS AND BANK Frs.
THE KIND OF ROGUEs BANKS HAVE TO DEAL

THE KIND OF ROGUES BANKS HAVE TO DEAL
WITH.
From The Hartford Times, Aug 10, 1853.
THOUSAND DOLLARS STOLEN.
Between Saturday night and Sunday morning last the Hat
te Bank at Bethel robbed Of $4,000 In specie and bills
Of that and other banks The robbers adopts at this business
az will BIO seen by the which they proceeded to
comp their task They the main door the Bank In
the night by of skeleton key proceeded to the dec-
tori room rear up the csrt one side Of the
ROOM and then sawed out spdoor under the large center
table through which they entered the vault below. Here
they worked evidently for week nights, until they sue
ceeded undermining the vault and taking .herefFom
$4,000
Aler they had finished their nights work they came up
through the replaced it, down the carpet again
and tackled down hf the bank again precisely they
found H. For fear the table might be moved aud the trapdoo
misplaced by being stepped on they Inserted screws in tho
boards to keep them from moving
Thus they proceeded night until they secured their
plunder. and decamped unsupported even.
On Monday morning the officers Of the Bank went to the
vsu unlock IT, that the bolt to the inner door
would not move suppong that the lock cut OF re-
pair they worked until noon, when they succeeded In
opening IT, and found plug in the key hole on the inside
and the bottom Of the vault dropped out This was The mex
ln,imaion they had .La the Bank mad been moe'ted.
The whole capital Of the Bank 100000 The ro3uel
took It, 900 in specie and $4,000 10 bills Of
other Banks the balance in bills Of the Bank.
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SECURITY or CROSS BARS.
a smooth OF even surface.

From the Wheeling tya.) Ipteligeno,r Sept T.
A most daring atemp, war made during "wednesday nigh,
and ye,eday morning rob the Government vault Of the
Custom house which contained at the time million two
hundred aud fry thousand dollars The vault ia boil, Of
bricks cement and roa Tie walls Of tn, the Custom house
form sides Of tie vau which stands 90 the corner Of the
room occupied by the Collector Of Customs The vault
strongly constructed Tie walls about fourteen che,
thick and between every layer Of bricks there
il also layer Of crossed and hyeted iron firmly
money belonging the Fay Department. well large
.um to be dsbgrsed by MAJOR Hill, Is acting
tehns officer here. The burglar, though amply provided
with tool. could open the heavy iron door ofthe vault
20 they Get work with crogbu aud ehi.e to dig hole
through the only exposed side. They sacceedea n dgsg
out the bricks aud making large aperture in tho wall,
bat the iron ~ remained and could not be removed The
portion Of the money not contained In small iron le but 10
packages and beg, wa, located at point four or tive
feet from the aperture in the vault Not being able to get
into the vault, the burglars mTroysed hook with which
hey attempted drag the bags up to the aperture but again
he iron bar incIiced They could aud feel the money
but could get it. The WORK accomplished by the
cns must have occupied several hours snds thought ,hat
the aay dawn have caught them IN the state OF pro-
sre.s we have tc'c,ibed and thus they were com
PEELED 10 abandon their work without taxing away single
red cent.
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VALUE OF A GOOD SAFE INSIDE
THE VAULT.
Nxw.iosK EXCHANGE BANK
NEw.NnRK. March d. 1901.


NEw-NoRK. March p, 1901.
M..rs HrRRisG Co No. 25l BrosdwSy-GeHaenen
You hsv, .eay been well informed through the columns OF
the daily psrer. Of the desperate attempt made upon our
Money Vault, and the Fire and Bnrg roof Safe made by
Won for our Bank few years ago. Although our Vsu WAS
very strongly built and provided with heavy doors and the
Of loes. the s,,emp, upon he vaul, s'uccesul
The rogu.s succeeded IN undermining the Vault by dssn
tunnel some seventy ZEE. long under the Adouns building
and terminan. al the base the Vault itself Here they
ccnlenced their operation. upoa large scale and after
moving the front part Of the heavy stone foundation which
W., strongly laid in cement they reached tie large flag s.oue
which formed the floor Of the Vault This stone broken
by Of acce~ Of ses. power and the interior Of
the Vault thus reached
Your safe became the pon, Of attach and brayey
I'D /, rei,t every effort holding it, entire t prop
efty amounting sSooOo) against al the tOols and in.
ssrui'y of the burglars
The fret great aim seemed 10 be to DIM into the Safe but
although thirty hoes made In the casing the
hardened iron forming the center lining turned the pou, OF
every tool Disappointed here they attempted to di.
ec. the SAFE and attempted to force the strong frame
apart Anef removing bar. and partially cutting "a
they gave tbs up and oil further operation, proved
ursv,rg Oar confidence in yosr safe has been treasured
ard We would further add the beneh, the public and
your credit hst had they succeeded in getting
through casing she'll OF the safe which they did
do that three more thickne.'es OF Petal still remained
and each Of these in opinion woaa have given them
more trouble than the Jingle by which they
completely ioiled.
When tho great OF these burglars considered
tie opportunity to work from SItvdis night 10 " rir,
sori great number OF the best tools ga their posses
sion aud the .sil and ingenuity Displaced. have
to feel proud Of your Safe
We wish You to ,end the large SAT purchased by al
Your store BANKING housr In Greenwieh-. Il
and get moved you shall havc the old
trophy.
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mo BANKS AND BANKERS.
THE NEW DISCOVERY
PATENT CRYSTALLIZED IRON, OR FRANK
LINITE.
WHAT IT is AND WHERE IT COMES FROM.

WHAT IT is, AND WHERE 1T COMES FROM
CKYsTAIluKp lRoy OF FrsnkliDe is the production OF
the mine Of the New Jersey Zinc Company There 10 but one
pine Of this ore in the world The zinc beirg first extracted
fou the ore the residue is the brilliant and singular metal
which we have named Crystazed Iron" For years
NO wa. nsde Of this metal and 1t simply kept in
ANAL ,pecnen in gentleuens cabinets curiosity How
ever use has at last been found for it, and suce it has
soyd 50 superior in this instance many other for
st. introduction are opening aud it bids fair to not
only one Of the remarkable but OF the best metals
fhe world A. preventive against drilling
when combined with wrough; and steel is the best
and mos, perfect protection against burglar known
Chilled iron by late improvements in hardening drills be
easily bored Hardened steel only brittle as to De
almost useless but its temper be drawn BY bOwppe
and then 1t the mercy the burglars tools With 1.-THE
capitalized the case is different be furnished any
thckno,s brittle any other hard metal; cannot be
affected by blow pipe and the hardest material to bore
through ye, produced
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EAGLE IRON WORKS.

CmcAGo. ILL.,, July &C. 1861
M-,u, HERKIsG Co, No 20 Safest
GrsrlENLs. We would inform you that have tested
the specimen Of Capitalized Iron which you left with Tor
tie puipoc ling d aud would ssy that after hard
nag drills to the utmost capacity for tho purpose We
could not dd Il {. opinion that it (. mper,iou, to
dh or any oirr boring iusrumsuis Ia sAor, it /, Tie
hardest metal tc din or bore We ever saw
Resreotfuly yours, +. W. GATES.
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From The NewYors Herald, Nov u, 1861.
HEAVY BANK ROBBERY IN CONNECTICUT
$4,000 TAKEN.
Tie Wins,ed Bank a. West Wln,;ed, Conn was robbed
between Saturday evening Nov O. ard Monday morning
H. Any thousand dollars. Of which eight thou
IN specie and the balance mostly In bills OF their
own bank with three Treasury Noesone Of 800 and two
Of - each The baidins probably entered by ss'
,h. outside communicating with lawyers Office directly
over a.. bark vault Tho floor ,akep and the vaali
which OF hssyy masonry covered with massive stone
.ab entered by splitting the stone srd removing Ater
The money taken the pieces Of slab were replaced aud
tie flooring screwed down leaving scarcely trace upon the
outside Of the wois secoH p.ishei by the burglars