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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-05-21


pSa-In the issue Of May 14th | find a
few comments on the Prohibitory law.
The princi pies Of this Government
are not founded upon the basis of mo-
nopoly; if SO built its existence would be
Of short duration. Why? Republican
form Of government is based on free press
and free speech holding the pcrverting
its Legitimate use by damage assessed by
the opinions Of jrrymcn selected from
the people. The evils Of intemperance
can only be rcmedicd by striking at the
roots. aud not looping off its branches,
as does the prcsen: law. Has the pres
ent law succeeded even in Topping off
the branches of the tree? answer, no
Ia three or four counties it has been
put in force; in the rest every man who
can raise enough money to buy gallon
of whiskey hangs out his red curtains
The law appoints one man in every town
as its agent A person buying liquor
says he wants it for medical use; his name
is put down on the agents record; he is
supplied; uses it, in many cases, for diff
fcrent purpose. The community have to
rely upon the judgment of the agent.
Is he man of judgment good? If not,
evil is the result. Again, the law de.
mands the liquor and barrels confscated
shall be destroyed. Is that right? No
The liquor should be sold SO as to be
made to help pay the cost; the fines do
not always cover the amount. The more
liquor there is destroyed the more will
be manufactured
What is the true course to be pursued?
A stringent license law assessing each
man by the amount he sells so much on
the dollar; the big fish have 10 advantage
over the small and puts monopoly out of
the question. Also pass law attaching
heavy penalty for selling adulterated
liquors Our country is cursed by adul-
terated liquors. The most part of Eu.
rope is clear of the evil, and drunkenness,
ID proportion to this country, is a small
item. j.
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EnIToR OF ApNERrIsER--Dca Sir:
"thyour permission I wish to say to The readers of
your PIPER that will send by return mail to ali who
wish It, lfres Recipe. with full directions for max
ing anr using simple Vegetable Balm, that will
tuatly cmovc. in 10 days. Pmplcs, Blotches, Tan,
Frcckhs, and all Impurities Of the Skin. leaving the
same SIT. clear, smooth and beautiful.
| vii also mail free to those having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and information that
will enable them to start fun growth of Luxurient
Hair Whiskers. Moustachc. niles than 30 day
All applications answered ~ return mail without
charge. Respectfully ours.
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist.
vl0nI2m2 No. e2i Broadway. New York
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--Fourdries at Sheffield, England,
have succeeded in rolling armor plates
for vessels, twelve inches thick, FIVE feet
wide and nineteen feet long.
-Perties at Sandwich, Mass, have
bou ght and hired several thousand pine
trees, intending to tap them the present
season for turpentinc. At s25 a barrel
it is thought the enterprise may prove
rcmuncrative.
- The United States District Court
for the District of Iowa commenced its
May session at Des Moines on the 18th,
and Judge Miller delivered charge to
the grand jury, directing them to in
quire, among other things, into the
alleged existence Of organizations having
for their object resistance to the laws
and authority of the Federal Government.
J0hn b. Park, Egg, Chicago, ILL., -
Dear Sir:-Scovi's Compound Of Sar-
saparila and Stilingia or Blood and Liv-
err Syrup, is meeting with unprecedented
success in this vicinity. AS an altera-
tive and blood purifier there is none bet
ter. The large sales Of which arc sui1i
cient guarantee of their medical rirtues.
| take pleasure in recommending it to
everybody as an invaluable blood purifier.
j. J. TAPLIFF,
Chemist & Druggist, Pittsfcld, III.
See advertisement.
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h;!!.isiEF SALE.

By virtue of an execution to me directed,
;ssGcl from The flee oflhe Clerk Of the District
Court in and for the county of Cedar and State
OF Iowa. III favor OF William II. TutbjIi assignee
of T. NJ. lloIson, and against Abraham Hall,
Richard Hall aud G. SHETLAND. have levied mp
on the following property as the property of the
said Abraham Hall and Richard Hal, tJ-wit:
li!ty-siN acres of land off the west side Of tie
southeast quarter of section one ~ township
egty $50 range four az west of the 9TH =. m,
being hftysX rods wide by one hundred and
sixty rods long off the west side Of said quarter
section; also all the ri ght, title and interest Of
said Halls in the east part of said southeast
quarter, being one hundred and four rods wide
by one hundred and sixty rods long, containing
one hundred and four acres and being the undi-
vlded one-nfth Part thereof, in Cedar county,
State OF Iowa:
And shall offer the same for sale at public
cutlery at the court house door in the town Of
Upton, in said county. on Saturday, the 18th day
of June, A. d. 1853, at eleven O'Clock 4. N. Of
said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of May, \. D. 1863.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
ylOn20 pr fee 81 90
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lTniou Meeting.

In pursuance of notice, the citizens of
TL.and and Springfield townships and
vicinity, met at the New York school
house on the 10Th inst at : o'clock m
After dedicating elderly Pole as an
emblem Of universal freedom, by singing
an appropriate national song and hoist
ing the "Dear Old Flag"
The assembly was called to order
VIM. Hawkins was appointed chairman,
and G. a. Pound secretary. After pray.
er by the Rev. Mr.. Wharton, the Hon.
B. +. Cue, of Scott county, was intro
duced, who spoke in a clear and forcible
manner over an hour. Mr. Cue was fol-
lowed by Rev. Mr.. Dolby of Upton, who
done honor to the cause he advocated
The speaker in discussing the ''trcasona-
bic resolutions" passed at the copper
head convention, held in Upton short
time since, was requested to give the
names of the Springfield delegates;-
whcrcupon, on the molten of Mr.. Cable,
three tremendous groans were given for
said delegates.
Capt. Egbcrt being called for, address
ed the meeting, expressing satisfaction
at these demonstrations of loyal citizens,
which would afford great encouragement
to the soldiers in the field.
The meeting was enlivened throughout
by patriotic songs from the Glcc Club.
The committee on resolutions reported
tie following, which were unanimously
adopted:
Rcsoirc1, That we the citizens Of &C.
dar county, without regard to political
preferences, with a slnccie desire to per.
pctua:c our free Institutions, to sustain
the constituted authorities in the main
tcnance Of the laws and the preservation
of the republic, the honor of our flag,
and the respect due t. ourselves, as a free
people, do hereby pledge ourselves unrc-
servedIy to sustain the Government in
its efforts to suppress the unlawful end
wicked combinations row seeking its
overthrow.
Ecsolccd, That in tie arrest, speedy
trial and sentence Of prominent and per
oiStStL tLtIS NilH IcDclS, VIC re-
cognze an indication of vigor and de
termination in the government which,
meets our full and hearty approval.
Resolrc', That We fully approve Of the
action Of the Govcrrn cnt, IN the forma.
ton Of regiments of colorcd meu-as in
augurated by Andrew Jackson for the
defense Of our liberties against foreign
notwithstanding to the world that VIC
neither degrade nor discriminate in favor
of the negro.
Reso1rc,l, That we have full confidence
in the loyalty and ability of the people
to sustain and pcrpetuate the govern
ment and to transmit to their posterity
the blessings Of civil and religious free
DOM
HENRY SHERwoon,)
7. B. CLARK,
On motion the meeting adjourned.
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srR1NGDALE LODGE, No. 222, I. O. G. T., !


Whereas, This Lodge has lost a valua-
bic member by the death Of EL1pHUs
MOORE, of company D, SD, Iowa infan-
try, who has given his life in his coun-
try's cause; and it has been one amongst
many thousands sacrificed by this, the
most wicked, and the most groundless
rebellion that was ever instituted amongst
the inhabitants of the earth; therefore
Resolved, That while We sincerely la.
ment his loss and deeply sympathise with
his parents and relatives in their bereave-
ment, we feel to have a renewed cause
for just hatred of all rebels and rebel
sympathisers.
JOSEPH ELLISON, lconm;tts.
EMOR ROOD,
L. II. MICHEEEF, w. s.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN "A sorrel
Horse, 10 years old, little below medi-
UNI size. Has long tail, and scar on
the inside Of the right hind leg. Who
ever will return the same, or give infor-
nation where he may be found, shall be
suitably rewarded. M. X. CROSS.
Upton, May Goth.
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Gigton A0bettislt:

"MArHER Il ABBOTT. Of New York, are author
xei TO receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
TC.H.SCRIvEN,. Adpertising agent. 81 Dear
Boz. strsss, Chicago, authorized TO rseeirs Adrer
sissmesfs for this and oil the leading papers Of tie
Fortk Vest.
~ 8. NJ. PrrTnNGILL 4 Co., No. n Park Row,
New York, and State street. Boston. agents
Npr the Upton Adperse in those cities. and au-
thorIc to take advert sementS and subscriptions ior
us at our Iocest rates.
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ns,- Spcrn,atorrhTa CAT be Cured. 81

nR. RAND'S SPECIFIC cures SPrrmHt0rr hRa. Sem
~ anal HcakMrss, Imp0tency. Loss Of P0"er, &C.,
specdiiy ant cect"aLy. Its effects truly magical
trial of the Specific will convince the skerc
al of its merits. Price box. Sent post paid any
address. by 5. c. UPHAM. 1913 Chestnut street. Phil.
adelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. nl9m6
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LIST OF LETTERS

SWEET ToTATo PLANTS can be had
at J,s Dorcas's gardens, - miles north
of Upton, or at Childs' store, cheap for
cash They are the Nansemond varie-
ty, which is the best and most product
i've kind. 800
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Truth WILL SUCCEEp.-This fact
needs no new proof, but it has one in the
success of D. B. DeDand 4 Co.'S Chem
zeal !Saleratus. It has been introduced
only few years and yet We see it taking
the place of all other kinds in the mar .
ket. Would bogus article do this?
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DE-The U s. Marshal was in town on
Tuesday and subp9naed four or five wit
ncsses to appear before the Grand Jury
of the U. S. District Court, at Dcs
Mo;ncs. Out of this has grown the re-
port that they were arrested.
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WM, p. Wolf, Secretary.

Mr We would call attention to the
call for County Convention. Let there
be a full attendance from every town
ship. We believe arrangements are be-
ing made to have some good speeches on
the occasion.
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DIED, in the Hospital at St. Louis,
on tho 14th inst, J. w. Cripliver. Of
Go. 3D." 24th INIT. Reg. We have not
heard the particulars Of his death.
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:zx.-. Drunkenness Cured. 90,

THE inehriate may bid defiance to the temptRr
cap. DR.. IANE'S ANTI DOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK s a certain care for DrHnEenness- 1t creates
a dislike for strong drink. and can y" administered
without the knowledge ofthe patient. Price 8 box
Sent hy mail to any address. by Sc. lPHAM, 4o3
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free
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Republican County Convention.

The Republicans of Cedar County are hereby
notified that q County Convention viii be held
at Upton, on Saturday the 9Th day OF June next,
at O'Clock p m, to appoint delegates 10 TN .
Rcnublican STATE Convention at Des Moines to
be held on the 18th June, for the nomination of
State officers.
II is desirable that the several townships of
the county shall be represented.
BY order of the Central Committee.
VIM. H. TUTHlLL, Chairman.
wv D WoYr Secretary
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uA- Read the advertisement of T. i.
Simmons, Daguerrean Artist, in to days
paper. His pictures cannot be excelled.
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Hm- Casad & Gilmore have on hand an
extensive stock of Clothing, which they
are disposing of at very reasonable rates.
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On the 18th inst, at the residence of James
Huff, esq by Rev. J. q. Schaofer Mr.. :. ID.
BIunson and Mrs. Ann Clutc, both of Clarence,
Iowa.
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p%We would call the special atten-
ton of those X. G.. C.'s who SCARCELY
ever 60 inside of u church, but stand
around the corners and 1cnounce all min
listers who preach tie whole truth of
God, to the fact that Rev. S. N. Fellows
will speak in the Court House next Sat
urday evening, on the declaration of the
X. G.. C.'s that administers should not
NEEDLE with politics. We hope some
of them will attend and for once hear
what preacher has to say. They will
hear some truths new to them, perhaps.
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CAETES DE-. VISITs,

In the best style of the art. Old nagUerreotypcs
and Amhrotypcs copied into tographs, and
placed in Pins Brooches or Lochcts. 4 fine
assortment Of
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To Nervous Sufferers Of both Sexes.
AREvEREND GENTLEMEN having been rssGsrsA
health in few days after ergoing oil the ssssi
routine and irregular expensive modes Of trsstmess,
without success, considers his sacred duty TO
muncate to his afflicted fellow creatures the MANS .,
CURE. Hence, on the receipt Of addressed snvsi.
ope he will send ee) copy ofths prescription 49,
Direct TO DR. JOHN N. DAGNALL, 1ss lultos stteO,
Brooklyn, NY
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Frames, Gases and Albums

constantly on hand. Thankful for past favorS,
| would solicit your further patronage. Tic-
lures taken in al kinds of weather.
Gallery IN the west side of court house square
T.. j.. SiNNONS. Artist.
Iipton. Nay q. lSE2
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SCoVILL'S
SARSsPin;LLi l. STILLsNGIA.
Blood and Liver Syrl,D.

Sarsaparilla is a Tropical Root too well known as
nt the lest antid0tcs possess Tor Scr"fulous
complaints to need CpmmcHhation. Bat a. SiIllingia
is art Gle Of recent in SCrofulous atfec
tions. give below the statement of
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DIR. x. III. Frost,


is an article Of recent in SCrofulous atcc
tions, we give below the statement of
DR.. Il. III. Frost,
In the Southern ,JorcaE Of Hcdjcine and Pharmacg.
lie says: at will complete the Of alterations Of
the Pcime anil Throat, and mucous membrane Of the
.NOsc, Sfin, and other parts. II will ctlacc the
Bitches, F0Hk Spots Sfatns etc., which in a costi-
tuition Of this character frequently from slight
rritation which remain after the alterations have
healed. 1t viii remove the morbid conditions of the
Flrids ami Soiids which disposcs every injury, how
slight. to degenerate with a fostering. painful,
scay ulcer. 1t will, in short, improve the discs
tive and assmatvc operations of the ~ stem. that
more healthy blood and more renewed fiber will be
substituted for the defective conditions of one and
the other, and thus fully support the character of
thns" medicines for heinz essentially alternative.
Also statement Of
DR.. BLACK.
published in the Cincinnati Eicc'ic .Nedica Journal,
in which lie says: "After giving it fair trial in
eral forms Of disease. am nced that. a gcncr
al GcrGire. it has superior in the maeria mediea.
cases Of Syphiiis without single failure when the
patient gave me anything like i FAR trial."
scovilis &afsa pariiia and Stillingia
Is preparation VIII ch is conn ourdcd upon scientific
principles, and with great care. by thorou yly
acquainted with the rnedcai qualities and effects of
each article separately considered, we'll the
Whole IN its combined state.
Mr.. W. =. Merrill.
OF C,ocjnnati, of the oldest and most reliable
drul Of that city, makes the following statement:
ave have been acquainted with the formula Of
MesSrs. Sc0vills 4 Co.'S Compound Syrup of Sarsa-
ara ard Stillin ia and it has been made under
Supervision. The ingredients ar" entirely of vegeta
Die orr gin; the virtues extracted in great
ure by the vapor Of alcohol. No mineral suhsta nee
enters into the compostion.''
ihe forrr"a IA" r"r"t'"" "' ia" allow. VII nc
forwarded TO Physicians Druggists on application
to II. SCONlL. Chicago, III.
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PICTURE GALLERY.

The undersigned would respectfully inform
the citizens OF Cedar ami adjoining counties
that he has returned to TiptoY. Whcro he has
permanently located, and tlTat he is prepared
to execute
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Nor So Some of the X. G. C.'s arc
stating that the Loyal League challenged
them to discuss the constitu'ionaliy of
tho acts of the administration, and that
the League has backed down since co.,
Swincford has accepted the challenge -
This is not SO. Mr.. Spiccr gave out the
challenge on his own motion, and for
himself. We believe he is ready to meet
the champions Of the X. G. C.'s at any
time. Don't crawl out that way, Colonel.
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COMPLIMENTARY. 1T is not often
that we trouble cur readers with any
thing complimentary to ourselves, but we
ask them to bear with US this week and
permit US to give them two notices of
that kind. One is the following from
tho Davenport Gazette:
CHANGED HANDS The last number
Of the Upton Adrertiser received, an
nounces change in proprictorship. The
paper is hereafter to be published by
Messrs. E. w. Clark and l.. NJ. milford.
The former proprietor and editor, Mr.. S.
s. Daniels, however, still retains the pc,
aition Of political editor. Mr.. Daniels
is one of the sterling and true men Of
Cedar county, and his connection with
the Advertiser is sufficient guarantee that
its columns will continue to battle against
rebellion abroad and treason at home
with accustomed earnestness and fidelity
The loyal men of "Old Cedar should
give the Adyertiser liberal support.
The other is the resolutions CT the X.
G.. C.'s which will be found in another
column. We hardly know which to prize
tho most, but are under obligations for
both.
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r<s~ II you want your goods to come with
safety and dispatch. have them sent 10y the
UNIrEn STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
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ANEROTXrES.
.'EiIRGTYPES.
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lI'g 01AFEAIks Is KANSAS.

Sf. LOUIS, September9.
A special to the Democrat from PsOls,
Kansas, says:
BetWseen LeavenWorth and here the
most exciting reports are in circulation Of
another threatened invasion Of Kansas.
Quantrel has at least one thousand men
near the Kansas line.
The feeling in johnson, Mason, Lynn
and BooRsbOro' counties cannot be appre
ciated by any one removed from the seat
Of danger. The recent unobstructed en-
try into Kansas and the unOppOsed return
has created the universal feeling of inse-
eurity in the border counties.
CitEens are organizing into military
companies and regiments. The towns on
the border are nightly patrOlled by citi-
zens. Large numbers Of families will
leave these counties unless something is
done for their protection.
The condition eff the women and chill
dreh is the most painful phase Of this bOr-
der panic. a
To-day there will be great gathering
of rebel haters and radical Union men.
Lane, Parrott Moonlight Sidney, Clarke,
Jennison, Insley, BabcOck, Osborn, Shan
non, Lowe, Hoyt, Reynolds, Miller, Law.
renee, A. C. Wilder, D. W. Wilder, and
many other Well-knOWn men are here, and
among all these is one perVading opinion
that we must kill the bushWhackers Of
they will kill us. They are in favor Oi
putting them out Of the way. L.
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FROM CAIRO.

CAIRo, September 9.
The steamer City Of Alton left this morn
ing for Memphis and Vicksburg, having
on board Generals Logan and Burbridge,
en- route to their commands also, William
Miller, Treasury Agent on his way to
Memphis.
Miller has just returned from Washing
ton. News of the reopening Of trade is
soon expected.
Brigsdier Generals Tuttls and Sweeney
are here, en- route South.
Steamer Julia arrived last night from
New Orleans, making the trip in six days
She brings dates to the I'd instant.
An officer from Brashear City on the 1st
instant gives the following by a deserter
from Brszos, Texas regiment, who came
into Brashesr City Sunday. He says that
it was announced to tho troops by the or
der Of General Dick Taylor that General
Magruder was killed in Galveston on the
previous week BY one Of his Lieutensnts,
who caught him in a criminal act with his
wife. - ge
The deserter also says that the whole
rebel force inLouisisna is not over 0000,
and who are scattered from Brashear City
10 0pslusas and Alexandra, under the
command Of General Taylor, whose head
quarters are at Camp Bisland.
The regiment to which the deserter be-
lOnged we're nearly all deserters. Two
more regiments were in open mutiny, and
declare that they will fight no longer, as
the Confederate cause is hopeless.
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MFxICAN NEWS,

NEW YORK, September 9.
The steamer PstaPsco, from Havana the
Sd, arrived tonight.
The News from Vera Cruz is to the 18th
instant and is of little importance.
The occupation Of TsmpicO by the French
was effected by an expedition Of seven ves-
sells with 1000 infantry and 20 cavalry.
After slight resistance the city and foF1
were occupied.
Doblado raised S4OO, 900 and with 1000
men started westward to purchase arms
and recruit men in California.
Great Alsjsra is being fortified BY Gene
raj OrtegO.
Counts Dubois and saligny we're very
i'll.
The French forces occupied Tucalcuigs
on the 18th, after slight resistance.
Miramon had given in his adhesion 70
the new order Of things.
Another rebellion is reported to have
broken out in San Domingo. In oonse-
ouenee whereof General Tuero had been
obliged TO shut himself up with the gar
rison in the fort, abandoning the city.
Troops were subsequently sent, which
cleared the city, and scattered the rebels
with one bayonet charge, in which there
were but one killed and twelve wounded
The man killed was the C0mmRnder-in-
Chief Of the whole expedition, who was
shot in the head. esl1i
Il was reported that there was another
battle.
Yellow fever was raging in Havana con
siderably.
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