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The New York herald., 1864-10-19
DENTISTRY.


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w,shsood the onset 0 sueh army. Os course Canada
would have gone the very arst rush, for
Great Britain. 90 far from defending her. s anxious even
to give her away 10 tue Yankee. that we are lot
drawing imagination Ne think the gigantic pro
portions Of the present eucseptly tndicste WhA
might not the whole country united have done
Tue United States would have come out OF such war
with high reputation, mighty army aud an invincioe
navv. A. the 10 the Mexican var. the south
done ell the nghtrnr aud the Yankees would
have all the profit and claimed all the glory IEey
would have taken al the navy and as muen OF tho army
they could have induced TO join them Their resources
would have been multiplied beyond measure ana tner
srrorepce would have grown far beyond ever tneir
actua, acquisition wealth and power Tney woud not
have failed assert, ofcnevey than ever ther
mission settle OF the whole EARTH and more
especially those OF Southern States. The black re-
publican party would stl have been predominant-
would s have insisted upon their mssion-wonid s,ii
have IN their determination 70 ignore lbs
rights States aud 70 mako them all bend 10 tner
VIII Separation and war would sti have been nesi.
tanle We should st have been compelled TO meet the
Yankee In Helds and that too under Tar great
err than actually encountered when tne
war began Suppose they had had 10 the beginning sucn
M ar my and such a feet they now have Jhere is
hardly bility that could have resisted tneni
utterly unprepared then were for war. Snch an
army and euch . feet they would have had. had ther
besu war with Great Britain in 1885, there was ver1
being We reg rd u as providentai shat u oo mo-
take place.
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WATCHES, .JEwirLar, 30.

puRNUAMs FuRNITuRE BxpREss AND FUN
"A nituro Packing Bstebhshment llb wet ksventss
street beueen Fifth syth avenuee--Piauoe boies
and shipped. Families msveS y ~ty ~ ennnry FurnS
ture atorsd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-10-13
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS James Thoringt0n and Mary A.
w Thorington his wife, by deed Of trust dat
ed October LIST. 1855, acknowledged and record
ed, did conyeyt0 the undersigned the southwest
quarter and the northeast quarter Of section
number twenty eco in township no. eighty.two
$50 north of range two a. west, situate d In
Cedar CO., n tract, with the conditions that in
case the said James Thoringion should fail or
refuse to pay then due two certain promissory
notes made by him date d September 18th, 1858,
one for twelve hundred and forty six l$l246)
dollars, the other for one hundred and eigty
six and 5000 f$ls62o) dollars, each payable to
Joseph P. Wood in one year, with interest from
date n ten per cent, then the undersigned
trustee should be authorizedlt0 advertise said
property in q newspaper in Cedar county for ut
least twenty days and sell the same 1t public
auction to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy
said Indebtedness with costa and expenses.
4 Notice Is therefore given, that the said James
Thorington having wholly failed to pay said
notes, the undersigned Trustee will on the 18th
day of October, 1864, at l o'clock p. m. of said
day, at the front door Of the court house In
Upton, Cedar county, Iowa, offer the above de.
scribed premises for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, in such tracts or parcels - may then
appear best for the interest Of said Thorington.
DANA T. STONE, Trustee.
Sect. -, 1864. n33w3S750
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HEALTH FOR THE SoLDrER!-For one
who dies from the effects of the bullet,
ten perish from damp and exposure to
night air. Small doses Of HoLLowAY's
PILLS, taken every other night, viii cor
rect oil disorders Of the liver and stom.
sch, purify the blood, and insure sound
health to every man.
II the reader of this "notice'' cannot
get a box Of Pills or Ointment from the
drug store in his place, let him write to
me, so Maiden Lauc, enclosing the
amount, aud l will mail = box free Of
expense. Many dealers will not keep my
medicines on hand because they cannot
make as much profit as on other persons
make. 35 cents, So cents, aud $l.4O
per box or pot.
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THE Discussion, last Tussdsy, was
we'll attended, tho Court House. being

THE Discussion, last Tuesaey, was
we'll attended, tho Court House being
crowded, and many left, unable to gain
sdmitsanee. Geo. II; Parker, ESQ,
opsssd in speech Of an hour, in which
hs lsbosed to show that President Lin
coils ~ despot, and rang the changes
il the usual copperhsad style. Mr.. Par.
her i good speaker, and labored hard
for biz cause, bat ittwas 20 bad that he
nads but little hesdway. He, was FOL-
. lswsd By Hon. H. Price, in q speech Of
IN hour and half, which completely de-
mplished the arguments and positions o.
tbs 6rst speaker, and showed that on,
Rs,ssssstative in Congress is not uuwor
Thy 10 represent this district. 1t cheer
a the hearts Of the loyal men present
Mr.. Parker closed in speech Of half al
hour, in the vain attempt to. parry thu
thsusts that had been made by Mr.. Price
He informed his hearers that Gen. Mo
Clellsn was going to DO our next Presi
dent, which Was news to al. We hav
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~Wp have received eths October
usumber Of That deserve1ly topnlar mag

/; ~Wp have received athss October
umher Of that deservedly topnlar mag
zine, the ATLANTIC MONTHLY, filled
with the usual amount Of interesting
reading matter. In the next number
will commence series Of papers describ'
ing the traits and adventures of the pi-
oneer colored regiment, the First South
Caroliss.s Owing to the continued high
price Of paper, and the eonithpt. advance
Of material aud labor in all departments
of book making, the publishers have been
's6upAlfa,, ,ifyappse Al9Gif, !, nffpAP.orip''on
price, as follows: Single copies, 81, 90
per year; two copies for 81 90; five copies
for $1,000; ten copies for $4,000, and
each additional copy $500; twenty cop
lee for $50, Co., and one, copy gratis
Notwithstanding this increase in the
price of the ATLANTIC, its readers vii
find it we'll worth the money.
Address, Ticknor 4 Fields, Publishers
1875 Washington Street, Boston. ~
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s6rWc are looking auxiouslv f.

s@Wc arc looking anxiously for q
statement in tho Courier, from Dr.. Ross,
giving an account Of bis defeat in con.
test with : returned soldier, lass Monday
night W. want 70 see who the Adolf
tionists we're that helped the soldier. It
is not true that the DR.. lost an eye or an
arm, for he was around on Wednesday.
A man who claim, to occupy the position
that he does should not engage in street
quarrel. If he does, and gets whipped,
he is without the sympatbies Of the poo.
pie. Their verdict is, "servcd him
rl&nk.. > LIZ .L.a ---A---
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The LINN COUNTY PATRON, has
passed from the hands of Rev. A. G.
Lucas to tho hands uf S. W. Kathbun,
Esq., formerly Captain Of Co. "B," Gath
lows. Both the retiring and incoming
editors have our best wishes. The Elder
made . good paper and We believe the
Captain will do the same. The citizens
Of Linn county should give al needed
support.
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ISL G. A. FOUND,
County Superintendent.

PERSEVERANCE, WILL OVERCOME ALL
OBsrAcLEs.-The time was when the
medical faculty denounced the use Of Sal.
eratus because Of the poisonous proper
ties it contained They conceded that
the deleterious parts were, not. essential,
and this led to the inquiry as to how the
article might be produced without. Mr..
De Land with perseverance equalto the
undertaking, applied himself to the task,
and At length produced his celebrated
Chemical Saleratus, which has the sppro
val of the faculty aud the housewives
and can be had of the groccrs.
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ANOTHER CANDIDATE.-The Govern.
or has ordered an election in this, the
S4sh Representative District, Of : lsep-
seseotative, to gil the vacancy caused by
the acceptance Of commission in the U.
8. army, by Hon. VIM. p Wolf. As it
10 necessary to have nomination ut once,
thst the soldiers may be notified in time
60 vote, caadidate will be nominated al
The meeting on next Monday, unless that
meeting shsll resolve otherwise.
'> 8. s. DANIELS,
g 81 s.4,4 Chairman of Union Central Com.
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merits n this Incompatible rsnsdy. A
grateful patient writes: II am happy to
bear WY testimony to the wonderful pow.
crs. of your Cough Baham in curing me
Of the most troublesome cough and short.
ness of breath after al other means had
failed" Can any result be more graft.
flying. what load Of suffering was re-
moved by the use Of this noble Cough
Balsam. Sold by al druggists. y
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OUR DUTY.

We deem it our duty to keep con-
stantly before our readers that most valu.
able Of all medicines, known as Goes
Cough Balsam It has stood the tests of
time and.experiment, and all who use it
speak in the most praiseworthy terms Of
It's medicinal value. 1t is the real duty
of every parent to keep constant supply
Of it IN the house, ready for immediate
use Not only is it a most splendid
! remedy for coughs, sudden celds, infu-
CHA, Group, and all throat complaints,
but it is the consumptive's great relief.
When they are so far gone that no mcdi
tcinc will ever cure them, Goes Cough
! Balsam will be found an invaluable friend
to allay the coughing, help the expecto-
ration, and ease the sufferer. Why will
ye that are suffering from coughs, colds,
Group, sore throat, hoarseness-an that
are liable to pulmonary attacks, not tahe
our advice, and provide yourself with a
supply Of Goes Cough Balsam--the best
and cheapest cough balsam 10 the world.
It costs but forty cents, and can be found
upon the counters Of druggists every
where. mimi, .r-
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A Large Volunteer Force in the Field,
ofLadieS- Il

Testifying to the superiority Of the Wheeler
Il Wilson Sewing Machine. The qualities
which commend this Machine are: lst, Beauty
and excellence Of stitch-alike upon both sides
Of the fabric. I'd. Strength, frmness aud dura.
billty Of seam, that Will not rip nor .ravei. 3d.
Economy Of thread. 4th. Its application 10 its
wide range Of purposes and materials 5th, Com
pactness and elegance of model aud finish, 9Th
Simplicity and thoroughness Of construction
7th Speed. ease of operation and management
and quietness of motion. 5zo-Thorough instruc
tion given by the Agent HIRAM HAMMOND.
Upton, Feb, 4, 1864: Ans
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~ The time was when the Democrats
did not believe in preachers mcddline
with politics, but now they have no,ni.
uated preacher for Clerk o. the District
Court. "The Interchangeable Democracy
We don't think though that the rever-
end gentleman will be troubled much
with the Office.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,

HlSEA ASSES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL. CRI.
l. NARY AND SEXUAL SYsTBMs--new and relia.
bic treatment-in reports Of the HowARb Asso.
cIArIoN-Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes
free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. SKILI.lN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Street Philadelphia Pa. ne5y
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ASTHMA AND CossUMPTIoN.-The
proofs Of cures Of the most distressin s
cases o. Asthma aud Consumption BY
Dr.. Strickland's MelliAuous Cough Bal
sap, speaks louder than words 70 tho
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LAST oFCAsUALTIEs in Go. &C." 24th
Iowa, during the campaign in the Shcn.
sndoah Valley: Killed-Henry Davis.
(We presume this is VIM. II. Davis Of
Pssdse.) Wounded Frank Sheldon,
d. Cole, d. Trivitts, VIM. Miller, b. La
Porte, and J. Adams missing. W.
gather from a letter from Charles Long
Lev to his mother. &..-
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~ There were not as many people
out to hear the speech Of Hon. J. Butler,
last Saturday, IS VIC had hoped to see,
but the house was pretty we'll filled
Those who were there were favored with
. straight. forward patriotic speech, such
a 10 not often heard here. = II
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BRowN,s BRoNcHIAL TRocHEs.-

BRowNas BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.-
This UpisersaI Remedy for Coughs,
Colds, and, Bronchial Affections now
stands the first ip>public favor and conf
deuce; this result has been acquired BY a
test Of thirteen years. Its merit aud ex-
tensive use has caused the Troches to be
counterfeited, and We would caution pr.
chasers to be on their guard against
worthless limitations.
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DIR.
CURE FOR THE MISERABLES
RENOvATING RESOLvENT
RENOvATING RESOLyENT
kENOVATING kESOLvENT Y
GU R ES
ALL SKIN DISEASES

ALL SKIN DISEASES,
Fever Sores Ulcers, Sore Heads, Sore Legs, Serofua
Syphilis. Nodes, Glanduar Swellings, One TO six bot
ties Of this marvellous remedy viii cure the most hor
rble case. Hyou would enjoy life, take this medicine,
it will cure you you have taken six bottles Of any
Sarsaparlla and still ured its
II six bottles fail to try something else. Rad
ways Renovating Resolvent IL warranted to cure the
worst disease by the Of six bottles Price 81 co..
Sold by Il. Hall, Upton. Iowa. and all druggists.
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Decentralization oc the Democracy.

The above is the hesdiug Of an edito.
rial in a late number Of the New York
Ne,cs, in which tho editor, Ben. Wood,
makes some strong charges Against the
Democratic leaders. speaking Of their
sudden change from talking peace, to
talking war, about the time McCiellan's
letter Of acceptance was published, he
says: '.Tha party leaders become aware
'sh,t they must 5rspu date ;sitbet sheir
otsdidate Or thssr prisesplss, and 'they
ssAosc he sltcru ative than deman deS Ahe
least csuFSgss sndy that lssst disturbed
tho routine, BY Which ,they, !, hoped to
dctieve tho spells of Office They pre-
ferred to trust to an individuals ephem-
eral popularity rather than to the eternal
influence of a principle to which they
had bound themselves 10 sole,du' conven-
ton" Ben. Wood knows the character
of his ASSOCIATES and We think he is right
in his estimate Of them. -~ ''When rogues
fall out, ETC." .---
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TIN SPEECHES, last Thursday eve, BY
Capt. 8. S. Burdstt, and Hon. D. G.
Cloud, we're FIRST rate. Mr. Cloud open.
ed 10 . calm and areumeutati'e speech
that did honor to bis head and heart.
Capt. Burdett, though nearly sick, fol-
lowed 10 = fnc oratoricsl effort that show
cd conclusively that be was as good at
staying coppcrheads as he was in slay
Jog rebels, and he is known TO te as good
- the best at that. He made many
friends here who would be very glad to
hear him sgain before the election.
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M y RAILr, ArS, RALLY! - J
! n. ,,nio. party or Cedar county will hold
,,oYr,iea, meetings, q the tines and places be-
- ..nsd, preparatory to the November e'se'
fs,o.. Al are invited to attend. 's%
Cedar Bluffs, Cas- township, on Thursday
October 18th
Noneka School House, Inland Township, on
Saturday, October 18th.
sugar Creek school House. Sugar Creek tp.,
on Tuesday October 18th.
kent's School House, Massilon tp., on wed
HsSros school House. Rsshsster tp., on
rhnr.AsS. Oct. Goth.
white pigeon school House, Sugar Creek tp.,
on Saturday. Oct 29d.
Rood's school House, SPringdaae tp- on Mon
f:des school House, Iowa tp. On Tuesday,
Oct Ssh.
ne speaking will be At O'Clock 2. =.
lfaay persons desire meetings TO y held at
other places than those above named, they will
make their wishes known 70 the chairman Of
the Union Central Committee, who will see that
the proper arrang ement II made.
BY order Of the Union Central Committee Of
Cedar county. s~t
S.S. DANIELS, Chairman.
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died,

On the 22d day of Sept, 1864. THOMAS THORN
hey, son of Vim. P. and Alice Wolf; aged year
months and l3 days.
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sTThe Ney, York Ners asks: ,"Win
Mr.. Pendleton be notified ?" 1t thinks
not, and more than insinuatcs that the
committee that was appointed to notify
the candidates dare not notify Mr., Pen
dleton lest he should write letterthat
would not look we'll along side Of the let
ter of Mcclellan. What a brotherly set
the democrats arc.
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married,

# On the Sd instant, by Rev. Sam'l Pancoast, Nr.
JouN BURNS, late Of the 46th iowa Volunteers,
ta Miss SARAH CHRIsrMAs, Of Upton.
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
in the Post Office at Upton, on
IL the 10Th day Of October, lSG4: III
Baker, Aurelia Murray h Armstrong,
Blair, Anna Perry,J G ~
Chnrchil Judson Stewart Il Soleman
Eberhart, RevAG Walker, + . .
E. Harmon 4 Co fa Wilkinson Mrs.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say advertised" 8. s. DANIELS, i. NJ.
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Hon. G. BEN. DARWIN will speak at
the Court House, next Monday, at one
o'clock p. m. This may be the last couu-
~ meeting before the election. Let all
Who possibly can, attend. Mr.. Darwin
10 one Of our very best speakers, and will
entertain any audience. bout begrodge
oos day for your country. ss.ar.
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2o- Dyspepsia can be Cured. -iaZ
Dyspepsia, NO matter how long standing.
yields at once to "UrHAA's DYSPEPSIA Cure" The
convinced. Price 81 a box. Sent postp.d to any adj.
dress. by 3. G. UPHAM, Is South Eighth St.. PhilA-
del mia Pa Circulars sent free nl3m6
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How to Make Money.

Let the business Of everybody else
alone and attend to your own; do not buy
what you do not want; use every hour to
advantage, and study even to make your
leisure hours useful; think twice before
you throw away shiiliug-remember You
have another to make for it; find recrea-
ton in looking after your business, and
so your business will not be neglected in
looking after the recreation; buy low and
sell fair, and take care Of the profits; look
over your books regularly and if you find
an error, trace it out; should stroke of
misfortune come upon you in trade, re.
trench, work harder, "but never fly the
track" confront difficulties with I'M
finchipg perseverance, and they will dis.
appear At last; though you should even
fail in the struggle, you will be honorcd;
but shrink from tho task and you will be
despised. . .
BY following these rules, however, you
never need say, "fail ~ Pay debts
promptly, and SO collect your dues; keep
your word. ..-.-.>:.
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Dyspepsia, Diarrhca, Weakness, &c.

characterize Dyspepsia are at once mitigated BY
the Pills. Diarrheea, constipation, headseAe,
physical prostration, nsryous tEemorp, hot aush.
e., spasma, affections Of the kidneys, hemor.
rhoids or piles, and, In fact, all internal com.
before the salutafy influence of this extraordina.
~ remedy. Al specific for dyspe rsia. and the
disorders connected with II, Or growing out Of
1t, the Pills are always to be relied on ~hen ev.
cry other medicine and mode Of treatpsnt has
utterly failed.
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mot tina o. pace u give my Sygx n
! the speeches. Thseffect was good. Sue.
cess to our excellent Representative.
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~Mrs Carter advertises that she has
agaiu commenced tho Millinery % if1ss,
= her old staad... Il I. ~ z. 81
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~Ed. A. Lindsey 4 Coz IRE still
taking photographs, ambrotypcs, &c., for
oil who desire them, aud their pictures
give perfect satisfaction. Call on them.
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Cedar County Teachers, institute

Cedar County Teachers Institute
Will be held at Tipton,' in the Union
School House, commencing Monday, o.
toher 2lth, 1854, aud continue in session
one week. 2ss ---....---...----.....
Addresses will be delivered before the
Institute, 10 the Court House, each even
ingSdurins the session. As our Inssi.
tutes are now sanctioned by law, it be-
comes the duty of every teacher in the
county to be present. They are especi-
ally designed to benefit our ioexpericnc-
ed teachers, and that class are particular
" requested to be in attendance.
I would also urge upon School Officers
and others interested ia the schools of
Cetiar' county, the importance Of visiting
the importance Of visiting the Institute.
Arrangements have been made with
| the hotels of the place for entertainment
at reduced price. ~ &as
r<ala ~vl zreaty ISL G. A. FOUND,
..a 81 @sE Comfy ntA ndent,
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pe.Iowa issauth9rised to raise a regi-

4 Da-Iowa isEaush9rised tolraiso regi-
ment Of volunteers from the men who
served in the One Hundred Days serv.
ice, and the counties and towns Of this
State are requested to aid in the raising
Of this regiment. The men can enlist
for one, two or three years, and receive
bounty of 500, 5000 or $500, accord
ing to the number Of years they may VOL
unteer for.