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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-04
Death Of Prof. White, Of the State
University.

This is a day of sorrow for the students of the
University. Over three hundred hearts are
swollen with grief; over three hund red counte.
nanccs are cast down and detected, to day, in
consequence of the decease of one whom we all
loved. f. R. WHITE, Professor of Gymnastics,
after a short tut serious and intensely painful
illness, departed this life yesterday, at about half
past four o'clock, having fallen a victim to that
dreadful disease-pleurisy. He was about forty
years Of age, Of medium height, erect form, and
apparently Of a sound, but really of an unhealthy
constitution. Pleasant in manners, agreeable in
conversation, and possessing all of those noblcr
qualities Of head and heart. which GO to make up
the true man, he was not long in securin. and
maintaining the respect of all who knew him.
Coming among US at the beginning Of this school
year, and Introducing Dr.. Lewis system of new
Gymnastics, the result Of his labors can be seen
in the marked improvement of the health of the
youth gathered here from all parts of the State
The deceased leaves a wife and four children
and a very large circle Of friends 20 mourn his
loss. +.
Iowa City, Jan. 29th, 1864.
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gratis for nothing" if they would only take it,
and it was Sc mt to some who had not even been
asked to take IL. We believe it does a man good
to read such . paper as the Courier occasionally
He can there learn Whist haters of the govern
ment there are, and can see enough to make
him sorry that he ever acted with such disloyal
men as are the copperheads. There is no dan.
ger Of the Courier bringing over q sensible man
to its side. 1t will only make him the more de.
termined to put dow the rebellion and all its
symPathizars. So Col. we hope you will send
another hundred" this week.
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~~The last Nus atine Courier contain. .
letter from one ~. swINEroRpro Of this n,ace
STATING how he ''and two OF three other friends
VI the Courier" got up a large lis. of subscrib.
'''' IL This place and Mechanicsville. The rea.
son given for the extraordinary effort is that
nc deared ito do something for my party.r-
mat % probably the best and only reason that
could be given. The Col. does not give HE.
manner OF obtaining snbscribcrs and it NAV ~.
OF use 70 some for Us give 1t. " can. Bay ,naS
1t 10 worthy Of imitation, but - We are informed
it WAS successful here. We should state however
that one Thayer Of Muscatine, who is supposed
to have some connection with the Courier, was
here and operated with the Col. and was one of
the two or three other friends" The twain
stationed themselves in front Of one of our sa-
looms and when . supposed Democrat came
along no was hailed and introduced to 1.-The
runner for the Courier" Then came An invita-.
ton to take . drink and the trio stepped inside
and "drinked;" then the al important subject Of
supporting the Courier was introduced and uro.
Cd after the manner OF The Courier. standing
prospectus and editorials. II the subject bled
easily and freely, oil right, and another drink
was taken, but II he cared more for his dimes
than for tho Courier and its "party,' the Colone,
with his stern military air would attempt to
orow-beat him. Generally he succeeded, bu,
occasionally he found a man that feared not the
standing candidate and then came q scene-not
IN the bills We will not tell Of the hard words
sna' passed In the disputes - to which was the
oe''er democrat" the Colonel or the man who
eo 20 'ake the Courier. They are subject.
Of common remark here.
Thayer had pursuaded the leader. here tba,
Something must Be did, to keep up the Courier
The usual and unusual appliances didn. br;ns
the 'needful' in sufficiently large quantities
and no" "o'd Cedar" must "coms up and help,
or the Cos1'~ must 60 down like SO many Of it.
late associates. A purse was made up, and
certain class Of men whom they feared were NO
altogether reliable wsrs offered the Courier ere,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-02-04
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

Our Letter A Family Sewing Machine
is fast gaining a world vide reputation. 1t is
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
beautiful Of all Family Sewing Machines yet
offered to the public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has SO many useful appliances for Hem.
ming, Binding, Telling, Tucking, Gathering,
Guaging, Braiding, Emhroideii ing, Cording, and
so forth. No other Family Sewing Machine has
so much capacity for a great variety of work.
Of thread. Great aud recent improvements
make our Family Sewing Machine most reliable.
and most durable, and most certain at all rates
of speed. 1t makes the interlocked stitch,
hich is the best stitch known. ANY one, even
Of the most ordinary capacity, can see, at a
glance, how to use the letter A Family Sewing
Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines are
finished in chaste and exquisite style.
The Folding Case of the Family Machine is 4
piece of cunning workmanship of the most use,
full kind. 1t protects the machine when not in
use, and when about to be operated may be
opened as a spacious and substantial table to
sustain the work. Will. some of the Cases,
made out Of the choicest woods, are finished in
the simplest and chastest manner possible, 9th,
crS are ADORNED Auu enDcllsueu III the mOSl
costly and superb manner.
1t is absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation. so as to judge of its great
capacity and beauty.
1t is fast becoming as popular for family sew,
ing as our Manufacturing machines are for man
ufacturing purposes.
The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk,
twist, thread, needles, oil, &C., of the very best
quality.
Send for a PAMPHLET.
The singer Manufacturing Co.,
45S BROADWAY, New YORK.
Milwaukee Office, II NeWhall House,
And CHICAGO Office, 50 Clark st..
Messrs. Glenn l. Carleton, Agents, in
Iowa City. lnI2]
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A Large Volunteer Force in the Field
Of 40 i@s

Te~tifying to the superiority Of the Wheeler
Il Wilson Sewing Machine. Tho qualities
which commend this Machine are: LIST, Beauty
and excellence Of stitch-alike upon both sides
of the fabric. I'd. Strength, frmness and dura-
billy of seam, that will not rip nor ravel. Sd.
Economy of thread. h, Its application to its
wide range of purposes and materials. 9Th, Com.
p~actness and elegance Of model and finish. 9th.
Simplicity and thoroughness Of construction,
1th, speed. ease OF operation and management,
and quietness of motion. Gay- Thorough %instruc.
ton given by the Agent HIRAM HAMMOND.
Upton, Feb, 4, 1864. An5
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LIST OF

)EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Upton, on
~ the LIST day Of Fe bruary. 1864.
Baily, II Lecse, Ellen f
Beaie, Chas N MelOtt, Benz
!lickerson. Joshua Markell, Matthias
krause,, julius Nelson, VIM
Chamber RI, Sarah
Persons calling for these letters will please
say advertised" {, IS. DANIELS. p NJ
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SHERIFF SALE,

CAA1IAN1EC cAAICs
10y virtue of a special execution to me
ID directed, issued from the office of the clerk
of Tie District court in and for the county of Ce.
dar and State Of Iowa, in favor of Abby Gilbert,
and against Mary A. hawkins and Nella A. Haw-
kins, | have levied upon the following property
as the property ofthe said Mary A. Hawkins and
Nella A. Hawkins, to wit:
The northea asst quarter Of the northe asst quarter
OF section thirty (32l of township number
eighty, of range number three (3), west, being
forty acres. Also, the southwest quarter Of the
southwest quarter OF the southwest quarter of
lily (5o) acr"', WIKI thse pIr%arttnnaan@ees 4thersea"'RH.e
And shall offer the same for sale at pnblic out.
cry at the co1rt house door in the town of Tip
ton, in Cedar county, on Saturday, the 9th day of
February. A.. d., ls64, at ii o'clock, a. H., Of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 9Th day Of January, A. D., 1884.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
Wins tpr fee $3.50
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THE BULLY FIFrH.-we are informed the 5th
Infantry have re enlisted as veterans, and that
Company will be home in about ten days.
any company deserves a hearty welcome on
their return home, it is "A" of 1.-The fighting 5th.,
We dontlike to see Upton behind her ncighbors
in giving receptions.
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DOMESTIC EcuNoNl.-No housekeeper or cook
Is fully prepared to enter successfully upon her
culinary duties without having the Chemical
sale-atus on hand. It relieves the mind of
much OF the care and anxiety experienced by a
skillful cook. For sale by most merchants and
srocsrs. CAN for the genuine in ed papers, and
beware Of counterfeit put up in green.
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HAAxoSD. Esq. will please accept
our thanks tor 4 basket Of the choicest winter
apples we ever eat. Mr.. II. has the best selec.
ton OF apple trce', small fruits, DC, in Cedar
county, and persons wishing to buy should pat.
ron'ze him, as they will be sure to get what they
want. Now is the time to make your selections
and be ready to plaat early in the Spring.
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1S~The ATLANTIC for February, contains in.
teresting contributions from Oliver Wendell
Holmes. Harriet Beecher Stowe, Robert Dale
Owen, 1T. Trcwbridge. George s. Willard. Al
ice Cary. Prof. Agassiz. Mrs. Waterston, Edward
f. Hale, J. Eliot Cabot, Elizabeth Akers, and
David A. Was.on. We doubt if any other mag.
azine can show as good array of talent.
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De~Wm. H Hammond hasjust received a new
stock Of Stoves, Enameled Kettles, and . splen.
did assortment of Kerosene Lamps. which he
will sell at a very low price. Call on him, first
door north Of the Congre gational chu' CHI.
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11>A neglected cough, cold, or sore throat
which might be checked Ivy = simple remedy,
like "Brown's Bronchial Troches," If allowed
to progress may terminate seriously. For Bron.
chitis, Asthma. Catarrh. and Consumptive
coughs, "the Troches'' are used with advantage,
giving oftentimcs immediate relief.
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Losr-On last Tuesday night, on the road be-
tween the residence of r. II. Mckee and Upton,
large gray Shawl. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving it at this office.
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Ointment for Badness and Preventing
the Hair from Coming Out.
And a sure remedy for itching and fever in the
scalp. With this remedy | can, and have restor-
ed the hair when it could hardly be discovered
chat there was any fuzz on the head, and in six
or eight months have brought out a good head
OF hair, tighter and thicker than the original
growth. This Tonic has most majestically dis.
tinguished itself in such a way and manner that
those VIII have used it are sending for it, from
far and near. l have a number of
tlons from persons in this State and Eastern
states, testiiiying to its efficacy. See labels on
sott es for further ormati and recommen.
dalton. All sizes Of bottles can be furnished to
those suffering from Badness. or from having
cent Any one wishing to become an agent can
make a fair profit, so as to live and let live.
Price of Bottles, so cts. and 81. All or.
ders promptly attended to. Address
W J. f. REVELS, Upton, Iowa.
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~ Last Thursday night We had a heavy
thunder shower and the lightning was vivid
Sunday night we had about six inches more Of
snow. 1t is now pleasant.
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A. r. PERRY,
HAS OPENED A
Grocery Flour and Feed Store,

In the Building formerly occupied
by J. l.. Ray l. Co.
NNTHEFE he will sell all kinds of Family Gro
w ceries, cheap for cash. or country produce,
The highest price will be paid for Butter.
Eggs. Potatoes, Lard. Tallow, Beans, &c.
He has a Corn Mill, aud is always ready to
Grind Corn, in the ear or sheIIed,
or exchange meal for corn.
He keeps ground feed, and corn, always on
hand to sell.
He has a good Corn Shelter and will shell corn
for customers thus saving them the trouble.
lie is also ma nutacturing
J.J. Riders Improved Corn Planter,
one of the best and cheapest in use. For twenty
dollars you can get a planter with which a man
or boy and span of horses can plant fifteen acres
per day, and do it well. Call aud misty your.
selves.
He is also taking the names of those who wish
him to manufacture their cane the coming sea
son. A premium of 20 gallons of best mo.asses
will be given for the best 1 acre of cane made
up at his mill, and 10 gallons for the second
BEST. Good cane seed for sale.
Upton, Jan. 81, 1868.
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The Tiptom Adrertiser.
CLARK 4 lGULFoRD,
rUBLlsHERs PRoPRlEroRs.
Republican County Convention.

The Republican voters of Cedar county are
requested to meet in Mass Convention at Tip
ton, ON SATURDAY THE 18TH IA or FEBRUARY,
1854. for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
represent the Union men of CedaS county in the
Third Qusdrenial Republican State Convention
at Dcs Holnes. All loyal electors VINO are vii.
ling 10 cooperate in giving to the National
Government . full, frank and honest support OF
its present policy for suppressing the Rebellion
and restoring the Union, arc requested to attend.
SYLvANUS YATES,
Chm Republican Central Committee.
January 26lh 1864,
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es-The Soldiers Aid Society will meet at the
house of Mr.. J. F.. Muzzy tomorrow friday
night. A full meeting Is requested.
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VXTHAT q pleasure it is to look through an
w Album filled with dear faces. Every
family should have one. A nice assortment Kept
At u, II. 6immOns9 Art Gallery.
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]. E. RE.'ELS'

Celebrated Hair Restorative and Head
ointment for Baldness and Preventing
the Hair from Coming Out.
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DR. w
CURE FOR THE MISERABLES

R~ENOVATING ~RESOLvENT
R~ENOVATING RESoLVENT
R~ENOVATING REsULN EMF
GU les
ALL SKIN DISEASES,
Fever Sores. Ulcers, Sore Heads, Sore Legs, Scrofu!a,
Syphilis, Nodes, Giandular Swellings. One to six bot
ties of this mar vellous remedy will cure the most hor-
rible case. II you would enjoy life, take this medicine,
it will cure you. If you have taken six bottles of any
Sarsaparilla and are still uncured, discontinue its use.
If six bottles fail to cure you try something else. Rad
ways Renovating Resolvent is warranted to cure the
worst disease by the use Of six bottles. Price $l.00.-
Sold by X. Hall, Upton, Iowa, and all druggists.
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The Confessions and Experience of al
Invalid.

Published for the benefit, and as a warning and A
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN wis suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, etc, supply
ing at the same time, THE MEANS OF SELF CURE.
BY one who has cured himself after being put to great
expense and injury through medical humbug and
quackery. By enclosing a post paid addressed en-
velope, single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
no22yl Bedford, Kings county, N. \.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-22

chase or draft takes place to all up the
vacancies so occasioned; continual drain
is set up on the slave population ct home
to supply the army; the able bodied are
taken; the women and children; the feeble,
whose productive force is diminished one.
third by the absence OF the usual proper
tion Of the able, are left an expense on the
owners hands; and ultimately the institu-
ton fallsl Sir, this war is to be fought
solely by white soldiers and black labor.
efs. or by white laborers and black sol
dfers. Tryto intermingle the two when
you may, the attempt will fail; the strands
will separate; when the negro enters the
army, the white soldier will leave it. He
becomes the laborer; not Feposing as
veteran on his lRHFels, enjoying
the repose at home after his long
service; but the natural laborer of the
country being absent in the military SER
VICE, he supplies the place left void In the
field; his labor must support himself, his
family, and the negro soldier. Sir, this
scheme, if attemptedy will end in rapid
emancipation and cOlOni1ation-COlOniEa
tion in the North, by bringing up the slaves
by regiments and brigsdes 70 the oPPortu-
nifty of escape to the enemy; emancipation
and colonization abroad to those who rem
der service to us for a specified period. L
argue on the presumption that nothing of
the kind will be attempted without the COns
sent of the States, whether as to employing
them on the promise of freedom, or as to
returning them free and disciplined to
their old homes By means of the power
Of .impressment, this Government could
not safely be permitted, without the con-
sent of the States, to inaugurate a system
of emancipation that might end in the ab-
olition of the institution, nor do / suppose
that the President designed the contrary.
In suggesting freedom as the motives to be
offered TO the slave, he performed simple
official duty, leaving to Congress ifit adOP-
ted the suggestion, 70 provide by law all
the conditions iE might see proper to i'm.
pose.
In any aspect OF the case, this is prop
osision to subveFt the labor system, the So
ciAl system and the political system of our
country. Better far to employ meFCena-
ries from abroad, and preserve that insti-
tuition which is not only the foundation OF
orr wealth but the palladium of our liber-
ties. Make the experiment, of course,
with negro troops as the last means TO
prevent subjugatiOn; but when we shall be
reduced to the extremity of exclaiming 20
the slave, "Help rs, or we sink, it will
already have become quite immsterial
what course we pursueI
In conclusion, Mr.. Chambers defended
the administration of Mr.. Davis from hav-
ing unnecessarily usurped extraordinary
powers, and euIOgized the bravery Of the
rebel soldiery.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate
SITUATE IN THE CITY OF WHEELING.

DY virtue and in pursuance OFa Deed Of Frust,
executed by Thomas TOUns8ud aud Richard
COWley, Of BslI1Ona county, STATE OF Ohio, % Nor
Ean Nelson, late Of the city of wheeling, row de-
ceased, bearing cate on SOth day Of a1EHSr, 1873,
and duly Of record 10 the BecOTdgTs once u ohio
county State % West ViTiuiA, in DSed Beck No. -,
folio 34a secure Francs b Armstrong, trustee
OF Emily A. Zane. the kum Of SilsO %, with inter-
given for the same aud described in sttd Desd Of
Trust; VIII, - AdmlntltrstoT With the will an
naxod Of said Morgan y lsoa, deceased aud in viz
tue Of the power conferred upon me BY the Sth ses
ton of chapter IFS Of the Code CT Virginia prOcsed
on the 26th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1854, at tue mont
public auction the tolloSing described TteSe parcel
Of Land: A part Of what is known by tie name OF
the COtt5' Farm, on Wheeling Greek, within abe
limits Of the city Of Wheeling beginning at stake
Baker; thence n i9I0, ". 30 pOleS % the sOcEuiAn
line: thence with aid line n. az, =. 10 pOl@, 70
Wheeling creek; thohco dos said creek aud binding
thereon 5OS 50 pOIfSS theece 5. TO, z - poiess
thsoce n. .Oo T. 81 poles. % e ke oOIuFr 10 said
Bakers line; thence s. 4Q1SS, W. lS p0lea to the
beRinnng: Containing three acres sud tgenty
aud half poes described in said deed' except
the following described part OF said IAnd above de-
seTibed that l. 70 ny beginning on The ksst side
Of Fulton street aud on the SockmAn line, nov the
stake ~ Hheeling creek thn1ee down said GTsvkS
and binding thereon, 5Oo, Z. ] 3i-lOO PoieF, o.
stake; thO1cs 4O169sW 10 poles, u stake on 40
line OF IN ton street, thence Wth the east side Ot
Fulton street, N 81 W s. 100 poles. % the be-
ginning; eontaing one half acre, and which was con-
Vsyed By said Townsend aud wife and sid coNley
to Marcus W Amick, By dsed daily OF record In said
Recorders once in Deed Book No. 81, iOli5 90.
-'.- -''--'' -''' Al. CECIL,
Nsllou, dOaoasod, trustee In the above dated dssd
ocfSO-ts
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valuable Real Estate for Sale.

on TUESDAY, The ga or NOVEMBER, lsGI
AT THB FRONT DOOR OF TIE OOUKT HOUSE
ROR OHIO COUNTY.
A 7 the time and place above stato1s Tih OaeE
"A for sale, at public auction. the 6ii0WtnE prop
oFty, viz:
i.ot Ne. 90, on the south side Of Qainey street,
east OF Sixth street, and adjoining the Teadenle Of
jacob r Greer, ESQ.
LotS No. 81 aud s., on the north side Of LInslsy
street. its intersection Win seventh Stroot. On
these lots = large ice house.
Lot No. II4, on the north side Of Webster street.
sxtondlng back the creek. o. this IOS u laFBs
Ice house, built Of stOue-
Lot No. TS, at the eoTn0T Of0eTmal and Harahhll
streets, occupied b james AshWOEths in Centre
Wheeling.
LOs No. I. in Square S. i3 the tosn of South
Wheeling.
This sale being had under . decree Of the Circuit
Court for Ohio county, uneXe9ptiOnabio title VIII
be given to each purchaser. Either all Of thesS
lets may be purehased a. priVAtO sale.
For further information apply to JAMES 3.
WHEAT, Attorney ~ Lev.
AdmInstratFiK, win the viii nuufTsdI o. p b
HOFnbrOdk, dOeeased- noV4
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wFrAiIss, wrsI Va, Dec. 4th, ,ls0s.

TO all ,0hoSI q 'Elry eo'teeyn+ We, The under
signed members or the West Virginia Legislature
take pleasure in saying that Es have known Dr.
inc ont OF, the Rebellion, sueceAss1l and ener-
Tefio prscfitioner OF Medicine (of the Eclectic school
Both in KanaWhA county Ya7 and Gala county
ONO ;" s1AcK, senator tn ptis..-;; =.
'-. MS, DUSRAR,i 81. II. d. %.
r. InuN NJ PHEIPEtS. Pres. Senate