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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-17
Valuable City Property
Tor Sale.

THE variable Eouse and lot on east SIDE q
i Vine street. thee door south Of Uuion street
Toe valuable suburban resIceuce With 81 ceres
Of sad n south NasbV le.
Two elegsut bUildicg lots IN Fest Nashville.
Iwo binding lots IN hairs sdl-t0n.
One los on College Is,er near Gun Factory
One house and one sc-e 81 ground IA FranEd5a
Tenn, knoTn as the R.shop O5sy rr1pertv.
navy r r. WlT.ETN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

The METHODIST CONFERENCE.-THE upper
Iowa Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold ito next annual session in TIP
ton. The Conference will convene Sept. 18th,
and will be presided over by Bishop NJ. SIMPSON,
Of Philadelphia. Tho Bishop Is one Of the best,
if not the greatest, pulpit orator in the NJ. E.
Church in the United States. He was selected
by President LINCOLN a. his representative TO
inaus urate the great Sanitary Fair in Philadel
phis, and he was also selected to deliver the fu-
neral Grafton Of President LINCOLN, at Spring.
field. The Conference numbers more than one
hundred ministers, and is the largest ecclesiss-
teal body in the State, representing all the
NJ. E. Churches Of Northern Iowa.
The Board OF Supervisors have, by special
vote, proficred the Conference the use Of the
Court House, in which to hold their sessions.
The body Was invited here by the Methodist
Church Of this place and other prominent cit
zens. The Msthodists of Upton will be grateful
to any families Of other denominations or siti
zens that will entertain any Of the minister
during their stay Of week among Us. An!
persons willing to take ministers will please t.
make it known IS soon as possible, to Rev.
PANcoAsr.
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by those who suffer from Strumous complaints, and
that one which will accomplish their must prove,
this has, Of immense service this large class Of
our afHictsI Fellows iuzens. Nov :cohplessy ths
compound viii do II has been proven by experiment
many of the worst to be found in the flow-
ing complaints: Scrofula, Scrofulous Swengs and
Sores, Skin Diseases, PimpleS! PGstues, Blotches,
Eruptions, St. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Eryspelas,
letter Salt Rheum, scald Head, Rngworm, &c.
: Syphilis or Tcneral Disease is expelled from the
by the prolonged nse of this sAksAPARLL, and
the patient is left in comparative health.
Female Diseases are caused by scrofula in the
blood, and are often cured by this Extract OF
Sarsaparilla. W
Do not discard this invaluable medicine, because you
have been imposed upon by something pretending to
be Sarsaparilla, while it was not. When you have
used AYER's-then, and not till theH, will you know
the virtues Of sarsaparlla For minute part uars Of
the dseasesit cures refer you to Ayers American
Almanac, which the agent below named will furnish
gratis to all who call for it.
q AYERS CArHARTpC PILLs, for the cure Of Cosive-
ness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dysentery
Foul Stomach Heahsche, Piles, Rheumatisp, Heart
burn arising from dsordered stomach, Pain, or Morbid
Inacton Of the Bowels, Flaulency, Loss Of Appetite,
Liver Complaint Dropsy, Worms, Gout, Neuralgia,
and for Dinner Pill ysrH g-1FsF
can take them peasanty, and they the best Aper
lent the world for all the purposes Of family phy
Prepared by J. C. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold by W. r. MCNAMARA Upton, and by dealer,
in medic ines every where. ~ = %. 27y n27w8 -
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
OF Farm Machinervl

Agents for the following described Farm Machinery
ana implements, &c: Woods Self-Raking Reaper;
Excelsior Combined Reaper, (Dropper); Beloit Com
bined Reaper, (hand rake); Beoi. single Reaper;
Buckeye Combined Reaper; Little Champion Combin-
cd Reaper; ). P. Manny's Medium Cut Reaper; J. p.
Manny's Wide Cut do; The Fountain Reaper and
Mower, Reaping and Moving Attachment; Reaper;
woods Prize Movers; Farmer Mowers; Excelsior
Mowers; Beloit Mowers; Buckeye Sr. Mowers; Buck
eye Jr do; Hanes' Illinois Harvester, manufactured
under the direct supervision Of the Patentee which
VIII insure 70 the purchaser superior machiue Run
des Horse Hay Pork; 0laddinE's Horse May Fork;
Little Giant Horse Hay Pork; Sprout's Sulky Hay
Rake; Whites Sulky Hay Rake; &c.
Agents Newburyport Portable Engine Works. Port
able Engines adapted to use, Farm Machinery Ware.
houses, OH or Coal Mining Works Send for circular.
General assortment OF FARM MACHINERY con-
! stantiy on hand. Dealers in Salt, Quick Lime, Co.
ment stucco Hair, &c. Agents for the Austin Pow
der Company-Rife, Sporting and Blasting Powder,
on hand to supply the trade at lowest Wholesale prices.
Parties Wishing to ship to st. Louis New Orieans,
We viii receive the grain in bulk sack and ship or re-
ce've In sacks and ship. having Of houses on
the ievee, where the grain 10 taken out by
without exposure on evec. CONHIGNMENTS AND
ohDEks SOLICITED. J. c. BUCHER CO.,
Clinton, Iowa.
J. c. BuonER Il Co., Mechancsville, Iowa.
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FACTS ABOUT TEA.

NOTWITHSTANDING the great number Of
~ names by which different styles Of Teas are
known and a general belief in many species Of
Teas, yet there is in fact but one species OF the
Tea Plant of which there are NO varieties -
Nearly every shrub. fruit, vegetable ahd flower
updsf the sun has its different kinds and quail
'tfes-but unlike them all the Tea Plant remains
the same, neither better nor worse than when it
was first discovered in it's wild growth upon the
mountains more than . thousand years in the
is known OF it.
The different descriptions are therefore only
differe at x.alities produced BY difference in SOIL
cultivation or process Of curing, and yet this
difference is most palpable while very difficult
to determine values, and requiring much exper'
fence and close scrutiny on the part of success.
full dealers. Many very choice samples may be
seen at the store Of w. h A. " r.
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TIProN, July 3Oth, 1865

d TIPToN, July 30th, 1865.
To the Manogers and 1rustees Of the "Csdar
County Monument Association":
GENrLExEN-Under date Of July 9Th issued
"Circular" calling for information in regard to
deceased Soldiers from Cedar county. mailed
three or four copies Of the "Circ alar" to each
ofyou. You will confer very great favor by
giving publicity to It, and By making personal
efforts to obtain the desired facts. This with
the effort you may make for the erection Of the
Monument. and your care for their widows and
orphans, is the last grateful act you can do for
your sons and your neighbours sons who have
bravely fallen in sar county's cause. Let rs al
do our part chesrfuliy. I will publish nex'
week partartig Of those who have died ID the
army from this county. Iweuld DO glad TO havs
you send me- any names have emitted. Il
JOSIAH +. KENNEDY.
.en Secretary G. c. S. N. A.
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The Kfse and Fall i'm DreadstulY,,

The week closing has been . rathe.
.rsmarkable one in the history Of tho
Flour aud Grain trade Of shis city. Since
last Saturday the advance 10 gold has
only been about &c, but the Produce
markets have advanced 2O@25 per cent.
Nearly every day has witnessed a rain.
storm-in fact anti Friday it was an
incessant pout-and great fears were en-.
tertained regarding the maturing crops.
In consequence Of these doubts which
largely prevailed, many went their pile
sgainst the length, bread aud extent of
our country and its agricultural rssour.
ccs, and system of speculation was
INDUCED 10, which has not boen equaled
since the dark and lowering, days Of May
and July, 1864, whom gold vas away up
among the two hundreds. From the
.voluminous dispatches which have been
published in tho Tribuns during the past
three days, the careful reader will easily
discern that the damage done to the
crops, is far below that estimated by the
croakers, who have been betting against
Providence. While it is admitted that
the winter wheat crop in Michigan, In
diana, Southern Iowa and central Illinois
will prove not much above half a crop,
there il no doubt but Northern Iowa,
Wisconsin and ,MipnesoEa win yield al
abun dant harvest. In Wisconsin, the
rain, instead of being a thing to be
mourned over, has been a blessing, on
account of its having entirely drowned
out the chinch bug, which had appeared
In large numbers. -.> Na .,a" y
The weather to-day was bright and
clear with d gentle breeze, being very
favorable for securing the crops already
cut, and = depression in the general
Breadstuffs market was the result. Flour
declined 15@2oc per barrel, and were it
not for the light stock now held here it
is quite likely / further depreciation
would have ensued- Spring wheat de-
clined s@10c. Winter wheat was with.
out any decided change. Corn was very
irregular-beip- at one time. llc lower
than the extreme figure realised yester.
day. Oats opened 3a4c better, bu,
subsequently lost the advance, and de-
clined 4C05c below Fridays closing
price. Rye. was case lower. Barley
opened Sc better, but subsequently fel
back sM10c.-Chicago 7rtdxns Jxl,
3lst.
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H. Tho surgeons reports show that o

~ The surgeons reports show that our
armies have suffered greatly from chiiis and
fever which 10 induced by the miasma and
change Of climate to which they are exposed
They also find Ayers Agus Cure Il an etfectrai
remedy fer this distemper, and are urging tho
government to adopt it within the regulations
The Surgeon General hesitates. because it is pat
up in . proprietary form. However great that
convenience to the public, he prefers the physl-
clans OF the army should give their own direc'
lions for tho doses. Whatever professional
pride may dictate, he knows - we'll - We do,
that DR.. Ayers ''Cure" is an almost perfect an
tidote for the Agus, and that the soldiers should
haze the benefit Of It, As we'll - the people,
NF
Warrington cor. .,,,..@#
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For the linton Advertiser.

For the 1ipton Adveftsof.
lo-Evsry good man must say, what blessed
thing it 10 that the United States Sanitary Com
mission have made arrangements by which
swindlers may be prevented from swindlins the
widows and orphans whs have demands. against
our government. s@s9a ess>ao" ia 'a4 sd
F. To charge these persons ten per cent. fsr5col
lecting their demands, is an outrage. A great
deal sooner should we do it for nothing. Aid
these widows and orphans and it will give you
psacs and joy as long - you exist; but cheat
them and it will be afre in your breast which
can never be quenchsd. So says
NOSES B. CHUKCn.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

~ The Copperhead papers take great pains
to notify their readers that the next Legislature
will vote on the question of striking out the
word "white,' in our State Constitution, and
they seem to take special pains not to notify
them!that after the Legislature has done all that
it.can do in the matter the question will have to
be- submitted to . direct vote of the people of
the State. Are the Cops opposed to letting the
people vote direct on that question? 1t would
seem so. Well perhaps they are consistent in
that, for they NO longer claim to be "Demo.
Gratis" Some States vote every ten years ON
the question Of amending their State Constitu.
ton, and il will bs more than ten from the
adoption Of our Constitution to the time this
question can be submitted TO the people. Why
not then let them vote upon it? 1t will cos
nothing ~ it will be at regular election. II
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

CorNrY CoNvENrIoN.-We publish this week
4 call for County Convention to nominate can.
didaes for county officers, to DO voted for At the
coming election. We hope that every township
will " fully represented SO that all parts Of the
county may have . voice in bringing out our
best hen. The primary meetings and the Coun-
~ Conventions are the places to make sure Of
good oifcers, but If these meetings are neglect
ed, better chance is afforded to politicians to
succeed, whether qualified or not. 81 Z. p a. @-a
We do not propose to electioneer for those
who desire Nominations for We do not - yet
know who they are. There will undoubtedly be
enouh good men to fill all the Offices, especially
those that pay. There are some Offices, howev-
CT, that are not sought for on account OF the
pay, that are still of the greatest importance to
the people. We refer to the Offices OF Senator
and Representatives in the Legislature. We
should be glad to see Hon. w. P. WOLF returned
10 the Legislature. It il 3 position not often
desirable to those who are best qualified for il,
I Md II is q great mistake to send none but new
men to the Legislature. The best Of men must
act = subordinate part ON their first entrance
legislative duties for 1t takes time for any
man to post himself in parliamentary rules, and
he must be posted or he will make biunders, II
he attempts to do anything, thnt will injure his
influences IL We return Mr.. WOLF, he will ct
once take = leading position and exercise an
influence four fold greater than he could tive
yearsy ago. We do not suppose that he will
thank us for these suggestionsfor We have never
said word to him upon the subject, and do not
know, that he can be induced to become can
didats. but that does net Affect the truth Of our
Since writing the above we have thought that
the saine suggestions would apply to Lieut.. Col.
Ed WRIGHT, who has just returned from three
years. service in the army. Perhaps neither OF
these mea will consent to the use Of their names
for the Office named, and il not We hope that
great pains will be taken to get men 10 whom
.he people can look with CO.. idenos for the pro.
lection of their interests. There arc questions,
relatingso railroads, etc, that the next Legisls'
will ID called upon to decide, that will affect the
interests Of every one. Let us then have nsns
but good men 70 represent NJ.
It 10 right that we should say that We are In
formed that Hon. J. w. STANTON will not con
sent to the uss Of hts name q candidate for -
'iec"on' s54@&4a4aAn.# u @H-
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The prohibitory liquor Law il atlcng 18th

The .prohibitory liquor Law ID stlcngth
in . fair way to; DO. rigidly enforced
throughout Massachusetts, where it has
been practically dead letter in Boston
and The larger cities. The State con.
stabulary force, created by the last Leg
islature, and now organized under Col.
VIM. s. King, has the matter 10 especial
charge. Notices have been served upon
the grog shops, great and small, in Bos-
ton, and they have promised to quit the
business. If tho law can be snforesd in
the cities, where tho fight begins, the
balance of tho State viii take care o.
itself, .&hA 1. - ...--.-
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. The soldiers Of Iowa will hardly for
get that their right TO vote while they
were battling for their country, was per-
sistently opposed by the Copperheads.-
Wherever the 60 called Democracy had
power, they. ,disfrancbised every Union
soldier. These facts, which, with others,
have made the Democratic name so in
famous all over tho world, will not be
disputed-Register.. .... ......,
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G6We are requested to state that Cotillion
Party will be given at the Union Hotel, on Fri
day evening, August4th, 1865, and that al who
delight in such amusement are cordially invited
to attend. Good music has been engaged.
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n%The oath regiment has not yet returned.
tits now supposed that they were paid of yes
tersay, and companies B and will bs home to-
day. Many anxious friends are waiting to greet
them and the last days 60 slew. little Pa
thence will soon be rewarded, and then look ous
for huggiag and kissing. Well give tito them.
The boys all deserve it, and more too.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

BLoopED Srocx-0n last Monday. CHARiEs
SHETLAND, Esq, purchased Of Mr.. BRADSHAW, of
Kentucky, = full bIsoded Durham COW. with calf
by her aide; the sum paid therefor being $500.
1t 10 the finest animal We have ever seen, in this
locality, and shows that Mr.. 8. 10 determined to
do his share towards improving the stock in
this county. ''
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

GS@Godey's Lady's Book for August, IL filed
with il pusnal amount Of select stories, domestic
receipts, instruction in needle work, fashion
plates, And almost everything that CA Interest
the ladies. Let every family possess copy u
this unriyallsa Lady's AaSszihs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

LARGE SrocK,-Our readers are reminded that
J. f. BoYSroN has just received large stock al
groceries. including . very large supply Of sugar
in all its different grades; also. qeenswsrs in
endless variety and Of the latest styles; willow
aud wooden ware, etc, al Of which he is selling
at = very small profit Give him = call-you
will fud he has most anything At his store.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

G3-One ofths few Cedar county Republicans
who was opposed to striking out the word
"white," has gone to New York to live.r We,
wonder At this when We rscollect that in New
York blacks who are worth $500 are allowed to
vote. Judging from this fact and his late course
Of reasoning, we should infer that he considered
himself on = social equality'' with the two
hundred dollar negroes. We hope he wont
marry one of them. ~w ..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03
THE FAR FAMED
DR. WEIR,
Of Pennsylvania, announces to this communii
that he Is prac titioner Of the

of Pennsylvania, announces to this community
that he Is q practitioner Of the
German, French and Spanish Mode of
Medical Treatment
10 successfully practiced oflate in France Spain,
and America He has been engaged several years
in travelling and successfully treating people
who linger under old CHRONIC COM.
PLANTS.
He not only ascertains the nature Of the dis.
ease a. formerly practiced by Physicians. but
passes on and discovers the cause, however in.
tricate the disease may he.
Old complaints lcured in from thirty to ninety
days Charges reasonable. Medicine furnished
for 81, rs per week.
Persons who live at distance can have med.
icines sent by express to any point they desig-
nate, by sending statement Of their complaint
in writing. The money must be sent in advance
for the time you wish. All letters must be sent
to Oskaloosa, Iowa.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
In all their forms, treated carefully and conf.
dentially.
ns,-I will visit and consult patients while
remaining In town free Of charge. Those living
at a distance, and unable to visit him, can be
treated by sending him clear vial Of their
morning urine, from which the disease will be
ascertained.
+ DR.. WEIR, inventor of new mode oftreating
diseases of the genital organs cures radically
and effectually Syphilis, Gonhorrhea, Gleet and
all Blood and Skin diseases Young men suf.
fering from nervous debility, caused by invol-
nntary losses during sleep, can rely upon pos
tive and speedy cure. by new and infallible
method.
NB.-Ladies who desire to avail themselves
Of Dr. W. g sure and safe mode of removing OBJ
structions, impressions &C.. from whatever
cause produced without use OF medicine, can
do SO at one interview. Dr.. W. has invented
method by which Conception can be prevented.
simple and certain.
He will be at
Muscatine, Oglvie House, July 81.
Washington. Biddle House, August I'd.
L. D. Clsghorn's, August 9th,
TiptoB, Aldrieh House, August It'll
Clarence, August sth.
Lisbon, August 9th.
Scion, August 10th.
nn- As matter of information We append the
following list of patients treated BY the Doctor.
since January 1st 1864: Oskaloosa, 3fi; 0ttum-
wa, sO7; Fairfield, n: Mt. Pleasant, 50; Rome,
u; Danville. II Darlington, l04; Sigonrney, 80;
Museatine, 316; Wilton junction, 81; Durant, i;
West Liberty -; Springfield, o. Total number,
1870 Muscatine Journal
ORD. X. WEIR.
REsrpENcE-For the last six years in Toledo,
Iowa He will visit the above named places
every sixty days.
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a1-Drs. D. BRrx L BALLoU Italian Botanic
Physicians, publish their card in to-day's paper,
and wiz he at the Upton House, in this place, on
Tue,d.y and Wednesday, sth and 9th Of August
For further particulars read their card.
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aA-The Soldiers are returning and We notice
that the Coppsrheads seem very glad to see
them--pas them on the Shoulders, etc. Wonder
II they would not like to get some Of the soldiers
votes At the coming elsction' We guess So
Don't waste your time, Cops; Soldiers can tell
. ''moccasin" by the print it leaves in the sand.
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August LIST. 1855.

BLAcKsERRIEs have made their appearance in
our market, and sell At l50,2O cents per quart
They are very scarce and sellers are not very
wodest in regard to prices. #~-..a.
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Table Sets.

I'VE have just received supply Of the favor.
w tie Ribbon Border" White Granite Table
Sets complete.
Parties desiring = beautiful pattern with first
qaality combined should call and examine:
W. ii. A. h F.
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WuIskERs!i WHISPERS!

Z DO YOU want sWhiskers or Mpnstaches! Our
Grecian Compound will force them to grow on
the smoethest face or chin. or hair on bald heads
in Six Weeks. Price, 90. Sent by mail any
where. closely sealed, on receipt OF price.
asd,sss WARNER Il Co., 2 4
1lyl BOX las. Brooklyn, N. y.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is a concentrated extract Of the
choice root, so combined with
other substances OF still greater
Alternative powers as to afford an
efTectual antidote for diseases
Sarsaparilla is reputed to cure.
Such a remedy is surely wanted
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

The eoin,ge Of the San Francisco mint
gold aud silvsr) during tho past year
amounted to about $4,000, 900. TIT ,a'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-03

soLDIER's FrNERAL.-Company b ofsne z4sn
resiment will reach homo this week, snd they
briug With them the body Of one Of their CON.
r.des embslned, Mr.. GEosol Nom. The Con-
pany win bury him with military henofe as'ns
cemetery in Red Oak, on next Saturday after
noon At o'clock. The religions services VIII DC
conducted by Rev. Mr.. BoAG. Of Mechanics'iiis'
Mr. Nom was killed ~ lightning, . few weeks
40 II Savannah, Ga eaast8 - srT4 t@a ea