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By GRllN & WILLIAMs, Auetionsers.

By GRIMM & WILLIAMS. Auetionssrs.
VNRUSTKEE sALl or VALUABLE LOTs-By
i virtue of deed OF trust. executed on the nth
day Of September. 1858. and recorded in niker A.
p.T.y S:sSssa ths.ssy. xii, Ssss s. Public s;ls:
6 on 81 ocos IL e. ssFncon ~ Eo
risS.e, ..a r-s..I. g o. d...,sA.d Z. ..iI
bered SO, on the Islam .gs
Terms OF sale Ons-third oash balanoo IN s and
II months the pure hasers giving their notes for
the deferred payments. bearing interest from the
day of sale, a deed given and deed OF trust taken
to secure the deferred payments. All eonveyan-
cling and Revenue Stamps ct the 1urehssers q.
pense. IL the terms Of Sale are not complied with
at the end of ave days from the day Of sale. the
undersigned as Trustee. reserves the right 70 re-
sell the said premises after adverfising I'VE times
in the EVENING Star, at the risk and cost Of the de-
lAoians pui'n O. i. RITTlNHousE, Trustee.
SEES dads GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts.
~ TIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til FRIDAY, the S0th instant, q o'clock in the
oc97-d GREEN e. WILLIAMS, Auc0.
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Cror AZ sn9IrH3. $50 ssys.tA = - O.
y yos ciotAias, Il WA|
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q < REW kRD.--Lost, ON or about the 18th inst
shod: also the tins OF her Lcrns cut off, The above
reward viii be paid for her return to No. 80 Water
street, GEORGETOWN.
Oh 41.HtH n. Murphy
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90 2S-2t JOSEPH SMITH.
&10 REWARD.-Lost, on Friday pight, in the
p " cars going from Washington to George.
town. between the hours Of 10 and II. from the
one no bill. three $40 bills, Eve SIS bills and Two
81 bills. One of the tens had hole cut in it. Any
It. n NIXON
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The following waif, aAoat on the sea of
literature, we clip from an exchange
We do not know its paternity, but it
contains some wholesome truths, beauti.
fully set forth:
Men seldom think of the great event
of death till the shadow falls across their
own path, hiding forever from their ey s
the traces of loved ones whose living
smile was the sunlight Of their existence.
Death is the great antagonist of life, and
the cold thought Of the tomb is the skel'
eton Of all feasts We do not want to 90
through the dark valley, although its
passage may lead to Paradise; and with
Charles Lamb, we do not want to lie
down in muddy graves, even with kings
aud princes for our bed fellows. There
is no appeal or relief from the great law
which dooms us to the dust. We flour
ish and fade as the leaves Of the forest,
aud the flowers that bloom and wither
ID day have not Trailer hold upon life
than the mightiest monarch that ever
shook the earth with his foot steps
Generations of men appear and vanish as
that throngs the earth to day, will to
morrow disappear as the footsteps on the
shore.
In the beautiful drama of loan, the
instinct of Immortality, so eoquently ut
tered by the death devoted Greek, finds
a deep response in every thoughtful soul.
When about to yield bis young existence
as a sacrifice to fate, his beloved Clen-
anthe asks if they shall not meet again,
to which he replies: II have asked that
dreadful question Ct the hills that look
etcrnal-of the clear streams that flow
forever--of the stars, among whose fields
of azure my raised spirits have walked
in glory. All was dumb But while |
gaze upon thy living face, feel that
there is something in the love that man
ties through its beauty that cannot Who'll
ly perish. We shall meet again, Glenn
authe"
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Let those who wish to see bright
stars in the darkest night look at the
American flag.
DO you think a rough hand, rudely
swept over the strings of the human
heart, will be likely to bring much music
out of it? 1t will bear no such perform
ances.
A fellow out West gets off the fol-
lowing definition Of "widow:' "One who
knows what's what, and is DESTROYS of
further information on the same subject
Kisses between women are like two
handsome unmatched gloves-charminc
things with their proper mates, but good
for nothing in that way.
A Danish writer speaks of hut 50
miserable, that it didn't know which
way to fall and so kept standing. This
is like the man who had such compli-
cation Of diseases that he did not know
whut to die of, so he lived on.
Learning, it IS said, may be an in
strument OF fraud so may bread if dis.
charged from the mouth of cannon. be
an instrument of death. Each NAV be
equally effective for evil
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FOR READYAY ONLY!
WOOL CARDING.

The subscriber takes pleasure in announcing
to his old customers, and the world at la rge,
that he has made arrangements for water power
and is prep tred to card Wool, the present sea
son. at his old stand. three miles south of Tip.
ton. He has just covered his machine entirely
new with the best of cards, and his power is
furnished by one Of the latest improved Turbine
Water Wheels. In short. he has spared neither
pains or expense to be able to do work in the
most speedy aud best manner. He would re.
mind those who intend to patronize him, that
they should have their work done as early in
the season as possible. He will also be prepar.
ed to do
Pulling, Dycing and Finishing,
in the most approved manner, by the LIST of Sep.
TENDER.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit q
continuance of patronage.
JOHN N.IVES.
April 26, lSG3-m3nl6
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

State OF Iowa, Cedar county, IS
VIM. Z. Wheeler pIt.,
vs. In the Dis, Court.
JAS. O'Bricn, Dennis Cal
lahan Mathew Callahan
10 Mathew Callahan, Dcft:-Iou are hereby
notified that there il now on file petition of
William =. Wheeler. the plaintiff in the above
entitled cause, in the Office Of the clerk of the
district court Of said Cedar county. Iowa, pray
ing TO foreciOsc as a mortgage certA n deed Of
Trust made to Austin COrbin, by said James o.
brlen, tor the benefit Of said Wheeler. and con.
Veylng certain lands in section thirtv-siX 1861,
township number eighty one (sl), of range one
~ west, and for other and further relief as set
forth IN said petition. And that unless YOU ap-
pear thereto and defend before noon of the sec.
ona day OF the next Term Of said Court com.
menclng on the seventh day of December 1868
default will be entered against YOU, and iud O
ment rendered thereon and decree entered as
prayed for in petition.
n2Swi WIN p WHEEL Err pI.r
,iEo' ;. G. DOW, Atty. Per Piau Spicer.
Dated this eighth day of June, 1863.
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Meat Market.

F7,S:ssa THE undersigned would respectfully
n.y. inform the citizens Of Upton and Vi
:. a-- cinity, that they have opened Meat
Market IN Virgin Block, south Of the court
mouse, where they will furnish customers with
w. tns pes' OIL peef mutton, veal, pork, &C. They
and receive liberal patronage.
ISAAC DAILY.
Upton, Iowa, July 2,..lsss. IN A'H
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FFom Dr. 7heodore BtN cf Ne}r Tort city.
Not only our PILLS admirably adapted to their
purpose as an arerient but find their beneficial
effects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
have in my practice proved more eflectual for the
cure of bilious complaints than any one remedy |
can mention sincerely rejoice that We have at
length purgati,e which is worthy the confidence Of
the profession and the people
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, |

:
SIR: have used YOUR Pills in NV general and
hospital practice ever since YOU made them and
cannot hesitate TO say they the best cathartie
We employ Their regulating action on the liver is
quick and decided. consequently they an I'D
mirable remedy for arrangements Of that organ
Indeed, have seldom found OF bUi3us dis
ease so obstinate that it did not readily led 10
them. ElateInaIly ours. ALoNIO BALL. II D..
.E-L-a. IL IL r..LD.. E-
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Dyscn:ery, Diarrslra, Relax, Worms.

EF0W Ur. ], q. UFtCR. q tHiC000.
Your Pills have had a long trial in my pra,tce
and hold them in esteem of the best aperi-
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the liver makes them an excellent remedy when
given in small doses for dious dyScafe1H and dir-
rh@d. Their sugar-coating makes them very ac-
ceptabe and convenient tor the use of women and
children.
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Robinson's Complete Mathematical ferries.

The most complete. most practical and mos, so,.-
tine series of Mat hematca Text Books ever ssp.S;
this country. The HOOKS Of this series ar. u,n ~, 80,
Gently revised and all are published superior s,vl.
The Improvements of the best modern tex,.hooLs ~
wen as many neD and or,g mai met and
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been incorporated into these books and M Iab. y.
expense has been spared to give the pubIic clrar
Scientific, comprehensive, and complete system -
encountered with unnecessary theories but Commits
ana 81 stematAins real improvements of A urartc,11
and useful kind. f'"~'."
obin sons Progressive Table Book -
Robinson $ Progressive Primary Arithmetic n
Robinson 5 Progressive Intellect ual Arithmetic IN
Robinson Rudiments Of Written Arithmetic az
Robinson's Progressive Practical Arithmetic 40
Roeins"ns Progressive Iii cher Arithmetic, sr
Robinson $ New Elementary Algebra 20
Rohinson's Universal zebra, az
Robinson 5 New Unverst ~ Algebra. 81
Robinson'sNew Geometry and Triponouerv 90
hooihseh Anaiy teal Geometry and Comic Sec.
tons. IN
Robinson 5 Surveying and Navigation 70
Robinson s Diherential Int egral CalcuIus lin nrs.
paration), 50
hobinsons Elementary Astronomy. 10
Robinson' 5 L Sersity Astronomy, ace
kobinsonfs Mathematical Operations 225
Gray's series Ct Botanies. 6 books
ii,tehe"ck school Anatomy and Ply siology, %
mtc, cocks Geology. one book.
Wells Grammars, two books.
wells Scientific Series includ mis- Philoso.
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wilson's Series of Histories five books
PasaueHs French Series, eight books.
Woodbury. s German Series, seven books
bryant d STATIONS series of Book Keepinp 3boot r.
Spencerian system of Penmanshp, nine books
And many other valuable books.
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buggy and team whips; good assortment of
Collars &C., which will he sold at price. to suit
he times. Es>CASIi PAID FOR HIDES
Upton, January 18th, lo6i,.
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West of the Court House Square, Upton. low

He would respect
fully inform his
friends and Gus.
TONERS that he has
on hand a very
arge assortment Of
Carria ge, Buggy,
and Wagon Har-
ness; Ladies' and
Mems Saddles; hri
dies Of all kinds;
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Dyspepsia, Inpurity of tic H,oos.

A""> 1'~"' J. ~ II."s." prst"r If tdrPut t'nurcg,,
boston.
DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with extra
ordinary success in my family and among those am
called TO visit in distress TO regulate tie organs Of
digestion aud purify the blood, they are tie very
best remedy have ever known, and | can conf
IDENTITY recommend them 20 my friends.
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Newly electrotyped, with new and oriyipa, lila.
tons, the most beautiful well As IN.
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I. Sanders Alphabet Cards, 8 in a,.t
II. Sanders Primary School Charts
III. Sanders Primary Spelling Book.
~. Sanders New Speller and Defper
". sanders Analysis of the English WORKS,
". Sanders Pictorial Primer (bound)
vi. Sanders German and English Primer,
VIII. Sanders Neg First Reader.
IN Sanders New Second Reader.
x Sanders New Third Reader.
Xl. Sanders New Fourth Reader
XII. Sanders New Fifth Reader.
XIII. Sanders High School Reader
NV. Sanders Young Ladies' header.
Ky. Sanders School Speaker.
XVI Sanders Evolutionary Chart.
These readers distinguished for their strictly ,,
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

We have constantly on hand the largest and oest
selected stock of PHOTOG RAPHIC ALBUMS in the
entire west, embracing every variety Of binding and
size, from the small cloth Pocket Albums, holding
Twelve cards. to the massive and elegant Quarto Al
buns, holding two hundred. Many of the st les have
rich, ornamented e lges.
We have also a large assortment of the Cardes Dc
Viste OF Distinguished Personages to which invite
attention.
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Constipation. Gc~GisTar--, suut,rc@sicn,
rheumatism. aTout, teuTHigIa, DrOpxy,
Paralysis, Fits, etc.

ss"ShAass~ssa. gE0ut, .stsEJfLs SEOpsJ,
Paralysis, Fits, etc.
From DR.. j. P. Iaugt.p. NnHtreai, Ctnd,io.
Too much cannot he said OF our Pills tor the
found them a. eft Caclole ~ at G. they should Join
me III pocIainuE IT, IGI the benefit Of the multudcs
who sufer tioln that cGlul#EiHt, which, although
bad enough III If-ei. Is TIC iFu-t0r Ui others that
are worse bctc}c c0SttteHp&S to OF .iHate i'll tie
liver but your Fills affect that organ and cure tie
disease.
From AIRS. Z. Stuart, Physician a,sd I.dpite,
boston,
find one or two large doses Of your Fills. taken
mt the proper time, are excellent promOtNes of the
natural secretion when wholly or partially sup
pressed. AID also very cfccrGai 10 c'tvH,xe the
stomach and eJpct lrDrHs. Hey are SO mach Tie
best physic We Ia, that recommend no other to
my patients
From the Eer Dr. F1,"Lcs Of he Met5odist E'pts
ihurCh.
PULASKI HOUSE, Say auiiah. Ga Jan G. 1856.
HoNORID SIR | should be ungratcfu for the
relief our skill has hI ought Inc II | d , OF report
Brought on c>cruciatirg 8cnraiyic pans, which
ended in chf0Hic TheHm0ttSm. Notwithstanding |
had the best of physicians, the disease grew worse
and worse. until by the ad> ice OF YOUR excellent
agent in Baltimore, DIR. Mackenzie, | tried your
Pills Their effects were slow, but sure. BY per-
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SENATE CHAMBER. Baton Rouge, La, 5 Dec, 1865
DIR AVER: | have been entirely cured, by your
Fills. ct LeHatdttc Gout "a painful disease that has
! afflicted me for years. VINCENT SLIDELL.
t. Most the Fills in MAJ ket contain Mercury
| which although valuable remedy in skiliul hands
! is dangerous in public pill, from the dreadful con
sequences that frequently follow its iucautions
| These contain no mercury or mineral substance
| whatever.
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An lNclDENr We are advised Il
bit of news from john Morgan that gives
us better opinion than We ever enter
tanned Of rebel. just as he left Miami
iville en- route for Dangerous Crossings.
on the Little Mama Railroad, he en-
countered man with six fine horses,
purchased for our Government service
Morgan demanded at once the six sleek
chargers. The owner, in a good humor.
said he thought he might divide ana on
ly take half Morgan replied that he
would, and just as the horses were hand
ed over, the owner felt so good over his
luck with John that he communicated to
him some signs and grips of the Golden
Circle, of which he was member. At
this Morgan became enraged and swore
he Was Confederate officer, but never
theless he hated "buttcrnut' signs worse
than HI, aud at once took all six of the
poor FOOLS horses aud left him to srumble
and swear. -ZnnesuiNo Courier.
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A LIZ instruments fully warranted and SIM.
"a piled on the most favorable terms The
fELorBET HARMoNiuM and ORGAN HApNoSIru
are the nearest approach to pipe organ and
are excellent instruments for churches and halls
Prices, $50 to $3.50, with one, two or three ha
OF keys and pedals. notma
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From Or E4'rCrd Eoyd. baltimore.
DEAR BRO AVER: cannot answer YOU mhat
complaints have cured with your Pills better than
to say all that ercr treat 1cih purgdtire medi-
cine place great dependence on that efectual
Cathartic in my daily contest with disease and be-
eying, as do. that your Pills afford US the best we
have. OF course NalGc tlem highlY.
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Effect of Ones OCCUPATION.

Down to the minutcst division of hu-
man occupation it will be found that the
men whose pursuits bring them in con.
tact with inanimote nature, enjoy their
avocations much more than those who
are conversaDt with humanity, and all
notifications of the social and moral sys.
TEN. Champort observes that the writ.
ers on physics, natural history, pbysiolo-
gy. chemistry, have been generally men
Of mild, even and happy temperament;
while, on the contrary, the writer's on
politics, Legislation, and even morals,
commonly exhibited melancholy and
fre,ful spirit Nothing more simple;
the former studied nature, the other So
clety. One class contemplates the work
OF the great Being, the other fixes its
observation upon the work 0: man-the
results must be different. The nymphs
of Calypso, as they carcssed and fondled
the infant Cupid, became unconsciously
penetrated with his fame, and if the
power of love be thus subtle, that Of
hatred is, unfortunately not less pcrvad
Ing We cannot handle human passions,
without imdibing some portion Of their
acrimony, any more than We can gather
flowers amid NEEDLES without being stung.
Into everything Human spirit Of party
becomes insinuated, and self.love is per.
petuaAy forcing us to taste OF its bitter
ness but there is 40 rivalry with ma
sure; our pride does not revolt at her
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AsaE nulily E1hIsic.

Your PiiIs are the prince of purgcs. Their ex-
ceent qualities surrass any cathaItic we possess.
They mild, but very certain and eectua in their
action on the bowels which makes them invaluable
TO us in the daily treatment Of disease.
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DRESS GOODS.

LAWNS-New styles and different prices.
SPRING DELAINES-35c per yard.
GlNGHAMS, &c. &c.
Es- Our stock of Dress Goods comprises
styles entirely new, and Of this Springs impor-
tstion.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-03-28

tar&tsrli&t @reueltbat. BON iur-
''@en NsSsusn al BEN Ssbne rihes Grrsur,u.
s'nssn SnpiandsG smOtraten assrurt.
eafapttts-9 nr.. %. SER. @stea.ml,t
srFalt unffrs Dsinotrati&s partst aus eSuiptteuttu
Sfunes sinmsl aufi&Iub pardbsr, in yis sartas
rider sssiis 'uniers ssli,ttm Grsunst i'm sareu
Zen 9s9snpartissn &riss ilbrsn. 0usts IaOn
Der NeIr-altany 9ssssr, pas rrmcttatilts O,sau
sss Saesns unlsrss Staatss, bel FER arauiameu
cssanelunS, ws!Hs rie 3steusR ZEN oui ZEN
1ranspcrlhlftn CTS Gumt.rlanp ,u lb.il m,rreu
HsB'n. rinen S3rsi rec S&aussrs uup Ter aut.
rnltun9 9t8sn rsrariiss @rsuel laui wsrptn lafta
10 9attn ltst unfrt Gsmutratsn i'm Nors.n r..
Staaalss 'iatn nIt minrsr ~banrsuiIl&sn gtYei.
saS0n tfealttn. Ter Suba stnss rsr sinfus.
Fs'@pen 1emOtrattn sUn Satper Counts risnlr in
f'm &C., Tsubrr pvn rrm t~etannteH Or es.uotpr
O'I@ s0mmdnsiFrn Snriana 9i.simtn.s. aOit
esfsIrs scr 3ipsi N9Gtn nit einem anrersn 6uls
eat'n l'9n NtIlM srn istnsm Wager tu q~asranas
(2fni.) T0rt8'lEidt wures, UNI su re ecancseirtn
f''Bsn Is aur sIns Sanrs SSn glssslsn, mslas fs
i'i0rt nit Slutsuntsn psripIstsn. Ter srifu.s
n 'nHts un9ladli6s wurrs Don etn 5unstu ,ihdi..
s''t, su6ltarli6 III Studs ~ssrriT.u unu %aui,,irtis
rn Isr Anrsrs mtsam. SEis ita Gin. eUm.
pa4n's aus st'n Eager auimaStt, un rtt 8,tsl.
ItnFarFarsn lu ianSsn. ianssn ii. ais ~siu;i,,s ll,.
r%srfltlR!sl ibrts 6amtrarm niats, srie cine Slut.
la&s. Csr OtrifUsut.nant sss R.ai,,tuts il
Vs~atrsGann iIr risi. 3taua&.. Ger S,,n
lss 0r"rfesisn 1T rim sinfinersiGn TsnOt rat ron
Safpsr orHnip, un0 I'M sanssn nErrltAm 1pstl,
pc" 9nr'ana pOblsstanut. sis tSnu,r ilt ,.p.
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