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Tie Rev. JArOR SEcIILER

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Hanover, Pa, Fen. rs. 1850.
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DR. Strickland's Mcllifuous Cough BalsaTn is
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From Hon. John Z. Smith Di,,inguisked
Lnlrt,cr IN IL-crL,nin.t. ~

LaWyrr in Westminster Nd
have on several Occasions used Or. WlSTAR' 5
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for severe colds. and
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WIST.&RS
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RALEAM NE MiIn ClIEpnY

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-03-30

Two of the heaviest gold and s...l
operators in New York failed o. n.
Gath inst.-one, John Ysbis, pre,id..,
of the hudson River Railroad, the hss,;
est operator in the city, for Eve mill;o.
dollars, and the other, Henry J. c..
amount not stated.
The Washington Repsblican d.o;..
the statement that the Secretary a. -.
Treasury, has decided to send the eo,,.s
captured at Savannah to Europe to !.
sold. It says its foal disposition h,, -.
been determined on, but that it will Dry.
bly, be sold at New York for currepev
VIRGINIA AND SOUTH CARoLrNx =
Virginia was dragged into this rebell;o,
to serve the purposes Of South C.rolin,
the Palmetto chivalry little in.e;,;,,,
that before the end Of the game 49,
would be compelled to abandon their -.
State to "the Yankees. TO serve The ~,
poses of Virginia. Sherman's ms,A,
through the heart Of South Caroliu, ,.i-
ties that little bill. .' .'>@' "s7dI
Sunday, January 22d, vas nsuor,,
Bile day in Utah. On that day aChis-
tian society was organised and se.,iass
held under the shadow Of the Mornss,
Temple, greatly to Brigham Young !
wrath. Gen. Conner, q catholic himself,
is determined that religious liberty sAal
exist there, and he hiss tbs' power nd
spunk to enforce his views. s*AHfTA
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SHERIFF SALE,

By virtue of an execution TO me directed.
issued from the Office OF the Clerk the District
Court in and for the county of Muscstine, aad
State Of Iowa, in favor OF &. C. wbhcr K Co.,
aud for use Of II. Hogue, and against Moses iss,
/ have levied upon the following property q
the property of the said Moses Wise. to-wit:
\ ne acres IN the northeast corner ofthe north.
west quarter Of section number six (6l. and six.
teen acres in the northwest corn Of the north
east quarter section number six o. j, oil in tuwn.
ship number seventy.nine t79), range two ~,
west, in Cedar county, Iowa; -
And shall offer the same for sale at public out
cry at the Court House door in the town Of Zip.
ton, in said county, on Saturday, the I'D d. %
April. A. d. 1866, at O'Clock p. M OF ssao
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon. $500
a,s1S sr fee S. 90. GEO. w. SMlTHs9
Coroner. Acting Sheriff Of Cedar County. IOWA
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Where are the Prophetsl

Where are the copperhead soothsayers
who but few months since, as for the
two years previous, were confidently pre-.
dieting utter aud irretricyable ruin to
the entire Nation as the inevitable result
of the "abo'tien policy" adopted by the
National Government According to-
the confident predictions of these wise
acres, Lee should now be closely bssieging
the National Capital; Early cavorting
through Maryland and Pen sy|,ania;
Hood watering his steed on the bank of
the Ohio; Forrest holding high carnival
at Memphis; the Mississippi wholly clos
ed to Yankee commerce; the Confederscy
recogn red by France ann England; the
North defeated; the South victorious, and
the kingdom Of JEFF Davis in blaze of
glory generally. These representations
are not quite realized; and to all human
appearance are about as near fulflrnent
as those of the milleritc end Of all ssbu-
nary things in the year of our Lord 1913!
As to events military, the prophets have
evidently come to grief. ....
How as TO events financial and COM
mercisl? When will gold reach 500, the
limit certainly predicted by copperhead
6uanciers? When even 800, the figure
so plainly visible to the copperhead ken
in July last? Where is the reputation
Of the National debt? Where the refu-
sal of the people to invest in National
| securities Where the worth less''
greenbacks2 Where the "rag currency"
Of the National Government, SO anxious.
ly to be avoided by the dear people?-
Where the universal raio to Northern
commerce and Industry? Echo answers
where? s.e .r
Yes the "aboltion policy" has net only
been steadily adhered to, but greatly in
tensi6ed. The Proclamation of Eman.
cipatisn has not been Withdrawn, but is
being made intensely practicable by Wig
osous enforcement with every advance of
car armies Negro enlistnepts are con,
tinued and increased. The once slave is
recognized as a man, protected and treat
ed as such by governmental authority;
and everywhere freedom reigns Where
are the prophets2 Echo answers where?
--Dav Gaz. .. .. - 49,
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REMOVAL OF THE
Emporium Of Fashion

THE SUBSCRIBER would inform her numb.
i Gus patrons that she has removed to lie
rooms over A. II. Perry's store, where she hss
just received, from Chicago, a large and attrset.
i've stock Of Millinery and Fancy Goods, latest
Spring and Summer styles, consisting In part VI
Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers &c.
Dress and Cloak making promptly attended to.
Neatness and moderate price,, has always ben
the motto Of this establishment. tThankful f6r
past patronage solicit . cont nuanoe Of, w.
same l3tf ANN PERRlE.
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IOWA NEWS.

Capt. Edward Corning, A. @. NJ. of
Davenport, is now paying one hundred
aud sixty FIVE dollars for cavalry horses,
and one hundred and seyenty-6ve for ar
tillery. ....r,.s... .:s>.s....
-Muscatine county is becoming noted
for the production Of fast trotters. With
in the last year the sales have been as
follows: by. r--.... 90. ..7 sq.sE .
(since sold for ST., coo.)
Connor's ''Wid Hornet" ..5 ..G e. Il $500
Compton's "Basbaw Jr.," years old. 4ei- 2,2io
Richmans 'Gyp,r CWild Hornesn 5yrs old. 1000
Rosseaus Wild Hornet Pilly, yrs old, 500
Five horses sold for sl2,3ss
"A family named Sailer, residing
some miles west Of this city, have been
mourning for some time az dead, a member
of the household, who enlisted in the
25th Iowa, and was supposed. TO have
been killed during the operations of
| Sherman around Atlanta; but few days
ago letters were received from him sta
ting he was prisoner and hoped soon to
be exchanged, and permitted to return
home. Soconyinced were the family of
his death that they had assumed the
mourning habit, and applied for his back
pay; but upon hearing from him their
grief was turned to, happiness. 1t is
said the reception Of his letters caused his
mother to faint with joy.-BurlingtOn
Xa,oheye. a .s~ ...-.-,,.. .,l- =. -.
1 Last Saturday, Mr.. C. Krans, while
on a hunting expedition, discovered
1 about fifteen miles below this city, some
4 fifty yards from the shore--the complies
skeleton of an Indian, buried about four
feet in the earth: While in a deep gul
4 ly watching for game, his attention wal
attracted to his deg, which was snufioe
and scratching up dirt near him; aud on
going to learn the cause, he discovered
human skull in the sand. Having no
4 implements with him with which to
work, be was unable to dig into the bank,
but succeeded in removingl a sufficient
4 qaantity of the sand to see . portion ,ol
the body It doubtless had been buried
in full dress, according no the IndisI
custom, as Mr.. Kranz r,foupd upon il {
: silver breast plate, set Of beads, pail
ofesr rings, two finger riogs and .sa
made of quartz rock, in which was, on
graved repressntatio Of a,boy feeding
aEdeer.-Auscatiae jourssl ..n.,ss :
!! Capt, E. J. s. schenck,, Of IVES
Liberty, brother Of Gen. .Schenck o
Ohio and late commissary Of Subsistenc
Of the 18th army corps, has been pro
NOTED to Inspecting C0lnmissary, viii
the rank Of Colonel, and assigned to do
ty at Chicago. 49, @0s'sssif-E "~f. 'sE TO-
b The De Witt Observer describes
d 'lHoolly horse" owned y MI Fuller, Q
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j. F. BOAI.,

PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON, TIrroS, Iowa. Nav.
ing permanently located in this place. tender,
his professional services to the afflicted,
ED- Office and residence at J. Fl. Starra nl,me
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IMPROVED COMPTON,.

Farmers tina. have used this pillow ssy u 70 tie
best in use, and is also the cheapest, Ihoss Do.
string Corn Pillow that will give entire satisfas-
ton will do we'll to call OIL me, at my blacksmith
shop, near the steam mill aud examine shis Flow
before Purchasing. &. BUR0Ers Agent.
Upton, Iowa. 1865. 1jw6 pd.
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LIVERY STABLE l. HACK LINE.
BELTS 4 wEAH,,

DE u "EAA1V
HHs:rIy in connection with their
Ss5t5akEs Daily Mack Line betxeel
Upton and Clarence, making connection NM
the trains to and from Chicago. have lifted ups
TIP.TOP LIVERY STABLE,
having a splendid stock of Horses, new sne
suhst antial Carriages, and hope by thei. nsefei
terms Of hire to receive the patronage Of 81.
They arc also prepared to carry passengers -
any part of the State. Give Inem OsS
Stable directly west Of the Upton House, TIP
tim I,,va - II l3 ms