davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
Small Fruits,
Strawberries,
RHspbcrrics, =
BIackbcrries.
&C.. &.

&C, O,.
make il rule to propagate only those kinds of
rFes "hd p" Is iai CNFtrtcc has y:CN en- Ia he The
most pro Table for gcHcri cuiII atio-hayinp rcpsrd
To lhe quaint " oIr Gr'i, - tie ruit lrcdnced In
my selection Of Narclles, ASIDE i5t m my onr eyreri
chre, am governed Y lie OprinIs OF he most eu,i
nenI writers the cuure Of ,ruit m Nmerica and oe
tie most rXpcricGrrd lre groves in eli rurts oC tbo
country aud Of Tie Am-rIran Pcuc loelcoi Soripiv
PEACHEs-3U CU0 trees select varieties and trcss
very large and UriiIv
ArPIEs-A large sleek, cho,ce varieties. Standard
and Dwarf Also, Red and Yeiew Siberian CIoh
Standard and Dwarf. '
PEARs-A choice !ct. large thrifty trees LEADING
varieties, Standard end Dwarf
fIUMS-Ail the Chu!ve varieties
CHERRlEs-fIne, thrifty trees, Standard and Dwarf
all the choice varieties.
APRICOTS, NECTARINES AND OUNCES.
GOOsEBFRRfhs-Enpish and Ancrican varieties
CURRENTs--N haze AMI Re-! hcrly V'bitcard Ped
Grape, hlte and Rtd Dutch, Bach English Black
Naples De.
GRAPES Cataw.a. Isabella CInor. Concord.
Delaware, bmna, krhccca. Iav'o or BrlIe1 FarIv
Northern, hiuscadtIe Elsnbur2h, Hartford Proli6c.
&c, Dc.
ELACKBERRIEs-La wion, Dorchester and High Bnsb
RAsrREREIFs-lu variety. Largely of lhe Allen
and Req Prolific which need no protection in winter
best of market gainers, and thoe who have not lime
TO cover fail.
STRAW AwbERRlEs--In vareW. !ec;ely ofthe Alba.
ny Seeding.
Usage ORANGE,
SHADE & ORNAMENTAL. TREES.
RHEC BARR
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06

The communication between Fort p,loski
and Savannah has been entirely cut of by our
forces, who have erected three heavy batteries
on the Savannah river. We have no accounts
OF an advance on Savannah by the Federal
troops.
The Chicago Tribune Of Friday furnishes
the following additional particulars of interest
of the fight al Fort Donels0a
:" learn that at least one thousand, including
the killed in The battle, will lose their lives in
this dreadful fight, and jhat the wounded will
reach fifteen hundred. The wounded are cared
f'r as well as they can be under the crcum.
stances"
Major-Genaral lilthcock declines his appoint
ment on account af i'll health.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06

The Raleigh IN. CO Register, edtoreiy.
considers the present the most gloomy period
experienced by The South since the commence
ment OF the war, and calls upon the people in
'he most earnest manner to stand by the coors
and hight to the last; but, Judging from the
fact that five regiments of volunteers are still
wanted to fill up the quota OF North Carolina in
the rebel army, the call will probably be in
vain The Ly"chburgb (Vu } Republican sta
that our forces occupied Nashville on Sunday
last.
The gunboat r. B FOr6es, before reported
ashore at Nag's Head, was burned, on Wednes
day morning, it being found impossible to ave
her. The crew were taken u.l aud conveyed
to Fortress Monroe.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06

Brig General Shields is appointed to CON-
mand the division of the army in Virginia
heretofore under The command of the late Gen
Lander.
The Committee of Conference have agreed
on the bill making the number of caval reg.
iments forty instead of seventy. eight. This
bill abolIshes those regiments now located in
the different States. The bill is a law, the
report having been adopted. The saving to
the Government will be about So 600 900.
The Senate Posto office Committee have adop.
ted the House bill allowing packages other
than letters and papers to be carried in the
mails.
i report from Com. Goldsborough has been
received, stating that the accommodating party
sent up the Chowan river bad returned to Ro-
anoke island it did not 60 Up beyond Wintoa
Near that place Confederate battery attacked
the boats, which rep led, and the enemy were
driver from their works, and the barracks ia Ike n
possession of and burned.
Smyrna times., 1862-03-06
II II . u II a 10 VI "a
Roses isa Variety

nAHIIAs --l30 select varieties, for which I wo.
a"arGcd special premium ~ Iie Agricultural Soci.
e'y o. New Castle county,, f.i q" lbGl. Also a preml.
n'I "T nc nesi co. itr'i0n OF h',"C Pears.
FOR Prices and description of fruits, send for De-
scriFlve CaalGguc, gratis.
g5'AIl kinds OF trees and plants be ordered by
mail.
All trees and plarts Warranted true 10 name
9: Orders can be lett AT TIrEs Oii;,e
kANDOPu PETERS
'I'~o'"m Newark, Del
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Upton, October 9th, 1862.


Notice is hereby given to Teachers and
friends Of education, that, the next an
nual session Of the Cedar Co. Teachers
Institute will be during the entire week
commencing on the seond Monday in
November, 1862, at Upton.
Attention is especially called to the
following law, passed Dec 18th, 1861:
g. BE it enacted by the Board Of Edu-
cation Of the S;ae Of Iowa, That during
the time Of hoIdi' Teachers Institute
in any county of this State, any schoo
that may be in session in such county
shall be closed and it is hereby the duty
of all teachers and persons desiring 4
teachers certificate, to attend such In
stitute, or present to the County Super
intcndent satisfactory reasons for not SC
attending, before receiving such certiti
! cate"
Tho above law is plain, and those
teachers who hold certificates and do not
attend, will be required to tender their
excuses within twenty days after the
adjournment Of the Institute, or forfeit
their certificates
Suitable arrangements will be made
for boarding. A programme will be
published as soon as possible.
VIM =. WOLF,
County Superintendent.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue of an alias execution to me direct
ID ed ISSUED from the office of the clerk Of the
District curt in and for the county of Cedar and
State OF Iowa IN favor of Simeon jennings, and
against Daniel W. Hoy and Henry Stotler, have
levied upon the following property ~ the prop
erty of the said Daniel w. Hoy and Henry SLOT
Ter. to-wIt
The west half Of the southwest quarter OF sec
ton seventeen, IL, township seVenty-nine i19l,
range three l3l west Of 5th =. NJ, eighty acres,
$50. Also, the east half OF southwest quarter Of
section seventeen 40 township seventy nine
go, range three o., west Of 5th =. ~. igh'y
acres (s0J. Also. tnc east half Of southeast Guar.
ter Of section eighteen 49, township seventy.
nine 90, range three 90, "cst 9th T. NJ. eighty
ts0l acres. all in Cedar county, Iowa, with the
appurtenaie thereon.
And shall offer the same for sal" at public out,
cry at the court house door in the town of Tip
ton. in Cedar county, in sid state OF Iowa, on
Monday the Sd day of November, a u. lSF2 at ne
O'clock y. m. of said day. to satisfy said eNecu-
ton and costs that may accrue thereon
Dated this Sd day of Oct"h"r. A. y. lSG2.
DAVID rLATNER,
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
v9nii pr fee $500.
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DIR. WM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS .
DIR. WIN. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS.

Cincinnati, March 10. 1856.
MEssRs. 4. J.. SCOvILL CO.--t,ents: Two
winters ago was very low with Consumption,
and physicians seemed TO fail to do me any per
manent benefit and continued to grow worse
and worse, until my physician told me that one
of my lungs was entirely gone and that could
not get well, then tried Dr. Halls Balsam.
which at first sickened me; but soon thre" OF
large quantities of matter and phlegrl. my cough
gradually ceased my lungs began t." heal and |
costnucd to improve, till was entirely cured,
and have been able to attend to my business eN-
er since soon afterwards recommended it to
an acquaintance of mine, whs was walking
skeleton and apparently worse than was. tie
tells me it was the means OF saving his HE. f'r
further reference call on me at my residence, NO
IS, south side of East Third street, between
Broadway and Sycamore streets, or at the Ause
um on Sycamore street. ,o,v,n1r,<r
Ersee advertisement. -..r
Sold in Upton. ~ r. Hall srd nsss.t 10 w
mara; ct Clarence, BY Reiga1t
dealers n nsd'e'res generally
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TI>HE ADVERTISER, HAVING been res stored to We Aith
1 in few weeks by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung aGee
ton, and that dread disease, Consumptionis anXous
maxi known his fellow uferer the OF cure
To all who desire It, IL viii send COPY OF tn" pre-
scrirtion used free Of charge with the direction, for
preparing and using The same, which they will End q
Sure CuRl for oSsu MILTON ASTHMA. BRoSCMTIs. SC
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scriptton sto benef; the afflicted and spread nforua.
ton which he conccves to I've inv alusble, and he hopes
every sufferer VII try his remedy Il Will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
n4Or3 REV. EDW ARD 4. WILSON,
WlLLI,Ms I'll. Kings County. New ! ork.
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Upton POST.OFFlCE.

open from to II o'clock 4. NJ and from to
L. NJ On Sundays from II NJ. to p. N.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern VIA Wilton, daily closes at p. NJ.
clarence mail leaves daily, closes at p. II.
iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
7 A. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at
=. NJ.
Red Oak mail Tuesdays Saturdays at ian
All drop letters must be pre- paid with stan ps
at the rate OF one cent each
S. S. DANIELS, pm.
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4EE :.::;sii;. - -
CHICAGO. low 4 Il NEBRASKA AND
CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROADS..

HN and after Monday. May 10, lsG2. and until
~ further notice, trains will run as follows.
WESTWARD Mail. Accommodation
Leave Chicago, 9f5 P.M.
Clinton 500 An; HOO AN.
Arrive at Clarence ll.o5' $50 N.
" Cedar Rapids LIS I'm; GO
Otter Creek AIS d"
EASTWARD
Leave otter Creek 10 90 AN;
. Cedar Rapids $50 I'm; 100 4. NJ
Clarence $40 1900
Arrive at Clinton $50 $50 r. ".
Chicago 600 A.
Connects.
AtDcWitt with stages for Davenport, Mn4uokc-
ta At Wheatlani with stages for Toronto.-
Onion Grove with stages for Upton. At Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. AT Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Mrioa, lGnton, Natyloo, Ce,'nr F"Ns
Al otter Cr"eh wih stoyes FIR IT. N""yc
Toledo, Fl DesmoineS, CouncI B|nDS,
Siour CITY.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
The shortest. cheapest, and most expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Iowa. IL be-
ing only 1856 miles from Chicago to the Mississ-
ippi River, and thence directly into the Interior
Of Iowa.
C.N. BOpFISH Superintendent.
J.M HAM, General F't& Pass. Agent.
Clinton Iowa, May II. 1852.
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G l. E A NSE YOUR LOO0
EY USING
SCOVill'S
BIoud& IiverSyrup

The recipe : gwen to all ply sicaus-
That they may know " hat they are using.
The combination VI SarsapariI!a With Sullines, q
l. VOL known 20 all medical men as
The te%t compound TO purify the bIood ever ssei.
Il cures ~cTOiult N all its worst forms
All diseases OF the skin Il cures enectually.
SNh.ilttc Sweil'nF~. ErysPeas. Scad UsaA.
SAT- kheum, Female complaints. Tumors,
Kings Evil. aud All diseases arising from an,
ian; urt' ~ tie hlo J.
Physicians will tell you TO let alone all pro.
prlrthr" a. qnacN uelItIncs, as they call them WHIT
for tie ml reason That ihry Put up with priaS.
81 ' Ii 'us and tn" uame and label Is copy rishtsd.
~h"" r''" the '"' mnlt "i Preparation. aad in nine
ease "ai - ~r, thy WA approve Of 1t. There Ars
"N;''" u 'sln ply sclaus hose pre- udices
'1th''t ..' &C.. Il ~,I # the excellent virtueo
OF >""Vlts Mood aua Liver Syrup, and who Sssss
II t"t Ihe.r r,.vate practice.
Id v! II -'pN IL. Proprietor, Chicago, III.
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NOTICE

l. hereby given that hereafter persons
will be required to pay for postage stamps
in treasury notes, State Bank of Iowa
bills or specie, and that no specie eau be
given on bills. have tried to accom-
modate all till now necessity compels me
to adopt the above system.
n. b. do NOT redeem, in specie or
stamps, postage stamps. They are good
for postage only.
S. S. DANIELS. p. NJ.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

DUBIIC Notice is hereby given to all persons
| Interested, that Vim. Mason guardian of
Alexander Buchanan, has filed in the Office
of the county judge, his final report of the settle
ment of the affairs of said estate. and asks to lie
DISCHARGED from further duties and liabilities in
tic premises. All persons interested DESTROYS
of contcsting the same. must do SO on or before
the October term Of the county court Of said
county,or said report will be confirmed as prayed
for therein.
JC. Belts, County Judge.
Upton, Sept sth, lst2.-v9n37 4w.
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The Confessions and Experience Of an Inc" Is
valid.

PUBLISHED f"- the benefit and a. warning and
/ caution to young who suffer from Nervous Debility
Premature Decay. Sc; supply "E Al the time the
means 81 Self-Cure. By one who cured / mset amer
being ut 10 great expense hroug. medical! IMP ostiou
sni 4nsckery. b. enclosing r"st-paid addressed
envelope, slNoLs coPIEs may he had OF the anthor,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq. Bedford. Kings Co.
New York.
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Sixth Iowa Cavalry.

This regiment about being formed in
this State, promises to be the last chance
for cavalry service. a company is form
ing in this county, and will be filled this
month. Al! those DESTROYS of enlisting
should report at once by letter or in per-
son, and all the information desired will
be obtained
Apply to PIATT & SpICER, Upton
j. b. McGILL, Lowden.
+. S. Hodges, recruiting officer for
Scott, Cedar and Muscatine counties. If
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Agriculturist for all Of 1863, VOL o2,1
but the rest Of this year, and the map in
addition, all for dollar. We have re-
ceived the maps, and can testify to their
value. Address ORANGE Jupp, fl Park
Row, New York City.
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Option 40bertiser,

u I MArHgR Il ABRoTT, of New York. are aut hor-
lied to receive advertisement for the ADvERr
NPC.H. SCRIvEN, .4drsrtising Ageat, Is Dear.
bora street, Chicago, authorized to receive 1drsr
tsemsHts for this and sH the leading payers Of iAt
North Vest.
IT, S. NJ. PrrTrNGiLL CO.. No. 81 Park Row,
New York. and State street, Boston, our agents
for the Upton 9duerssr in those cities, and are au
thorized to take and subscriptions for
at our lorest rates.
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M u u .:.a;;:1 ..:....:.s:l
Mississippi and Missouri X. T..

nN and after Monday, Nrv. 18th, l~Gl, and
~ until further notice, trains VIII run a. j.
lows:
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi,
Ca-O, at i.5t =. NJ.
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington, 90 :. 81.
Leave Wilton ior Muscatin., $50 4. VI H." ~
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago, $50 NJ
Arrive at Wilton from Mus ratinc,
at go A. NJ. d so r. VI
Arriv, at wilton from Iowa City,
Passengers going west make direct conmec-
tions with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all
points west.
Passen gers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island ith tie Chicago and Rock Island
r. r. trains, for all points east s,uth and north.
Also with the Gacna, Dubuque and st. Paul pack
cts at Davenport. {
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all rains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giyias distinct directions as to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
j. F. TRACY, Sup:
\. KIaR,LL, Assistant Supt.
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fS- Shoe Newspaper ~hoss columns are at
all times cro,rded rth netr Advertisements, and IRE
TiH sto,r you community aire ,cith business and
enterprise The age is moving one, man that
Glands i" these "lauer days. vt ~ short TIM. find
hin,seJ behind his competiors -sx
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sca-A lot Of bed quilts, and the like,
which were sent to the soldiers in Camp
Strong, are at the post Office, where their
owners can get them.
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THE TAX LAW, as passed by Congress,
; with an alphabetical table, can be had at
! the post Office. Price 6 cents.
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SOLDIERS AID SoCIETY-The month
y meeting will te held on Saturday
next, at one 0 clock, in the Co. judi IS
Office
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The TAX SALE, was adjourned to
next Monday, when the uusold land will
be again offered.
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sn- 1--WE have been repeatedly asked
why the sums received by volunteers
families from the county treasury have
not been published in the schedule of ex-
pcnditures We don't know. Who does?
We are satisfied the law requires their
publication, and We are sure it is as i'm
por'ant for the people to know something
about these matters as to know who has
received bounty on wolf scalp"
We cut the above from the Iowa Co.
Reriew, because We think it as applicable
in Cedar as in Iowa county, as the allow
ances made here are not published.
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aNarritd,

October 2lst, by Rev. Robert Carother-, Mr..
WV. A. VASMETER to Miss ANNA E. MORROW;
all of Cedar county.
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The Society is entitled to receive in
addition to this, the sum of two hundred
dollars from the State, which will make
the gross rece; pts of the society for this
season nearly 81, 100
At least 81 800 has been expe: ded 90
the Fair grounds, and expenses of the
Fair, and the Society after receiving the
appropriation from the State will still be
indebted about 500 This debt arises
from the fact that the Society paid The
full! amount Of the premiums awarded -
If tho Society had paid only about fifty
per cent on their premiums awarded it
would have relieved them Of this d. bt.
1t is desirable before the next Fair to
nlarge the trotting course, 80 as to make
it even half mil" in length, and to luiId
q new Floral Hall and additional ehets
for stock
\. HoLTsLANDLR, .Sec'y.
Upton, October 9th, 1862.
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Soldiers Paw and Bounty.

rINHE undersigned give notice that they nave
/ made arrangements with Responsible agents
in Washington City. d. G.. through wn"m .he!
can oh.ain Bounty, BACK PAY. and PENSIONS
Tor Soldiers and all other just clai against
~ rorernmept. with promptncss and dispatch
al persons interested in such Claims VIII 40
weH W s''' " PIATT & SP1CEP.
o-,o,f Att'ys at Law. Upton. Iowa.
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THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsr for
November is received. Every farmer
should have it. The Calendar Of Opera.
tons, or "Work for tho Month"; con.
tains hundreds Of hints and practical
suggestions Then follow eighty two
short articles on a multitude of topics,
answ ring just such questions as people
desire to ask Next, in the body Of the
work, are over screnty orr ginsl articles of
practical character on the work Of the
Far2', Garden, ard Household, with
many pleasing and instructive engrav-
ipgs, including an interesting and in
structive department for the young.
In our notice of the enterprise Of the
american Agricultural a week or two
since, we did not give the terms of the
paper. The price is 81 year, snd sub
scribers sending now get not only the
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SECRETARY'S REPORT

To The Board Of Directors Of the Ceaa,
County Agricultural Society.
The undersigned Secretary submits
the following report:
The premiums awarded at the First
Annual Fair held in Upton, on the l4,h,
18th, 10Th and Eth Of October, 1862,
are as follows:
CLASS \. Swtrp%ohes. Ope" TO oil
In this class there were II entries
Best stallion, " " Aldrich, $500
EI 400 Il u D. l-,-.a
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for No.
vember is at hand We eau give the
title of its articles, but they must be read
to be appreciated: "Wild Apples,' by
Henry D. Thoreau Life in the open
air. by Theodore Winthrop; The de-
velopment and overthrow Of the Russian
serf SYSTEM" "Mr. Axtell;" "Methods Of
study in Natural History" by Professor
Agassiz; "Thc cabalistic words,' BY
Epes Sargent; "The hour and the man."
by Cha's c. Hazcwell; "The Presidents
Proclamation" by Ralph Waldo Emer-
son; and other articles, are all worthy Of,
and will we'll repay perusal We should
be rejoiced to know that The Atlantic
had large club at every postofice in the
county. Send So to Messrs. Tickuor &
Fields, 1875 Washington st Boston, aud
get it, post paid, for one year.
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ra~We are requested to state that
Capt. WIN. Grant, Of Nnscatire, will tie
in Upton tomorrow (Fridsy) and next
day, when he will be glad to see any good
men who may be DESTROYS of joining a
"tip top company. Good marksmcn arc
wanted.
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Triton TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE
The regular monthly meeting Of the Al
lance will be held at the Congregational
church on Monday evening, November
81. Question for discussion:
R"solce1, That i. would be beneficial 10
mankind to prohibit the manufacture of
Intoxicating liquors.
R"vs. S \. Fellow and j. e.. Shaeffer
to op,n the debate.
Essay, by Miss NJ. NJ, Rnmsey, on the
duties Of young ladies towards young
men WHO use Intoxicating liquors as /
beverage.
Seas free.
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CLASS l.. Manufactures. 20 entries.
Best clothes ringer. F X Rug. $lOO
team harness. J F Muzxy, 800
90 carriage. do do 400
" saddle and bride do 800
" tanning mill, y Dovart, 200
- dituhing machine. Henry Bagley 90
Farm wagon, Ripley 4 Dearborn, 500
churn, do Diploma
2horse cultivatOr. y Z Smith, 100
painting and granting Walton, piGloma
:" lot boots, A Campbell \ J r Haines, 500
" seed drill II Birey Diploma
- Bee Hive, t. q Mcneil, do
ain drill, (modcD Diploma
broad cast sower NJ Springs 200
lot cabinet ware, VIM Bagley, "O1
Buggy, NJ Neiman, Diploma
CLASS NJ. Arts and Fancy Work. -
SS aptri,s
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HALLS Journal OF HEALTH for No.
vember is received, and We can do no
better than to quote its mot;oes: "Heal.h
is a duty "Men consume too much
food and too little pure air; they take
too much medicine and too little exer-
else" II labor for the good time com
ing, when Sickness and disease, except
congenital or from accident, will be re-
ca, ded as the result of ignorance or AMI
malism, and will degrade the individual,
in the estimation Of the good as much as
drunkenness now does, aud say that the
editor labors well to accomplish his de.
sirable objects. Reader, you ought to
take the Journal next year. 1t will pay.
Address, W. W. HALL, AZ Irving Place,
New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-30

ESQ The Davenport Go=tHc figures up
the Republican majority in this State to
be about 5000 on the home vote. 1t
says:
"Thc majority for Mr.. Price in the
District is 400; GU Republican State
ticket 1911; giving MIR Price 90 votes
ahead of his ticket
The reported majority of Martin in
the Fourth District is 439, but the re-
turns from some Of the counties are not
official, and the friends of Mr.. Grinnell
are still confident of a much better show.
ing on the home vote OF course Mr.
Grinncll is chosen by a large majority
with the aid of the soldiers vote.