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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-06-28

council. at headquarters in New York,
repOrts that anew movement Is to be in
augurated Immediately, of great magni-
tude, but members are sworn to the
strictest secresy, and the public must
therefore be patient, and walt develop
ments.
- The Canadians are apparently prepar-
ing to get themselves into a serious diffi-
Guilty with the United States. A motion
Vas carried in their Parliament yester-
day, to demand indemnity of the United
States for expenses incurred in the recent
Fenion troubles. One member, while
speaking against the motion was hiss
ed. - ~.-.-.... /. c->.sz..
The Washington Star says the Repub-
licans in Congress are waiting to hear
from Tennessee before fixing day for
adjournment. Should convention in
that State ratify the amendment, the
Senators and Representatives will be adj
mitted at once and a desire to do this
prompts the delay.
The wife Of Captain Vessels,
living in Accomac county, Virginia, gave
birth one day this week to two children,
each having two heads, four eyes, and
three legs. This rather surpasses any
thing of such a nature that has come to
our knOWleuSe.
The Comptroller of the Treasury has
decided that mutilated National Bank
notes must be sent to the offices from
which they were issued for redemption,
when, if the banks recognize them, he
will redeem them. All United States
notes, when not dcfaced to the extent of
more than one twentieth, will be re-
deemed at the Treasury Department at
their full face value. When the multi
alton is greater, the redemption will be
in proportion. .Ass@ @@ y
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SHERIFF SALE,

DY virtue of Il special execution to me dircc-
ID ted, ISSUED from the office Of the Clerk of
the District Court In and for the county Of
Cedar and state OF Iowa, in favor OF Jacob 4.
Warner, and against Abraham McClain. have
levied upon the following property as the pro-
peTty OF the said Abraham McClain, to wit:
quarter "a Of section number twelve l2a
township number eighty-onc ISL, north Of
range two %, west 5th p. m, containing forty
acres situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at public
cutlery, Mt the court house door In the town Of
Upton, in said county, on Saturda, the It'll
day Of July, A. y. 1856 1T one o'clock y. IN. OF
said day, to satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon. #
Dated this 9Th day Of June A. y. 1860.
j. y. SHEARER.
"a Wseri0 ~ Cellar county, I0,Cu.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health Ia
few weeks By very simple remedy, after having snf-
fssed for several years with severe lung affection,
and that dread disease. consunption-is anxious to
make known to his the means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the pre-
scrpton used free o! charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will nd
Cote CHS, CoLDs, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the Pre-
ton which ne conceives to be nvaluabie and hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy It will thean
nothing. and may prove a blessing. a #as
Parties wishing the prescriptions FREE by ret mail,
will please sddren
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
vl3nlE Williamsburgh. Kings CO., New York.
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THE NEWS.

The reyolutionists in San Domingo
have been successful in oyerturning the
Government of that island. President
Baez has fled
According to the reports received at
the Bureau of Agriculture at Washing
ton, the crops of the country will be but
little short of the average of former
years.
The Treasury Department has COM.
menced the disbursement Of the new five
cent coin recently authorized by Con-
gress.
1t is said that the English in Canada
periodically avoid placing green specta-
cles on their noses least it be construed
into hoisting 1.-THE green above the red.'
At Crestline, Ohio, on the 10Th, two
men named Dagin and Slatherty, were
run over by Locomotive which was
backing, and instantly killed.
Two young girls in Memphis tried to
frighten q companion by holding her on
the railroad track rs train was approach
ing. The fright didn't kill her but the
engine did.
Three hundred acres Of good land, ly-
were sold, few days since, at auction,
being trustees sale, for thirty-five
/ cents an acre.
Yellow fever is raging fearfully at We
ra Cruz. The cause Of Macmillan in
Mexico continues to lose ground rapid
".
Six fatal cases of cholera have occurred
| q. Elizabeth, n. J., but under the active
| measures taken by the Board OF Health
| it is believed that the ravages OF the DIS
ease have been stopped.
Senator Fitzgerald, of CINCINNATI
having returned from the Fenian wal
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MONEY ORDERs.-Congress has amend
ed the postoffice laws so that after July
LIST money orders can be issued for any
sum not exceeding fifty dollars, and will
be good for one year. The fee will be
ten cents for any order not, exceeding
twenty dollars, and for an order for more
than twenty and not exceeding fifty
dollars, twenty-five cents. The money
order system is growing in popularity
among the people, az 1t is safe and cheap.
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RUNAwAY.-ON last Saturday, team
belonging to a Mr.. Miller, ran away,
and, after passing down Cedar street the
length of two blocks, came in contact
with mortar bed which upset the wag-
on and freed one horse from his harness.
There is ample provision for hitching
horses in town; and if people will leave
their teams standing without being
hitched, it is matter not to be wondered
at, If their packages Of coffee, sugar, &c,
are scattered about the streets more lib
orally than they give to the poor.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States hear something very muchto their advan-
tage by return mail free Of charge by addressing the
undersigned Those having fears Of being humbugged
will oblige by not noticing this card. All others will
please address their obedient servant,
THOS. r. CHAPMAN,
vl3n1y s3l Broadway, New York.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN
INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as CAUTION TO
YOUNG MIN ard others. who snner from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &C.. supply
ing ut the same time THE MEANS SELF-CURE. by
one who has cured after undergoing consdera
BILE quackery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
veope single copies Of charge may be had Of the
author. NJ NATuANl Eli MAYFAIR, Eeg., 81
n6yl Brooklyn, Kings Co., MY.
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AILIANCE.-War having been declar-
ed against King Alcohol, the Temper
ance Alliance will meet to prosecute the
same OH Monday evening, July I'd, at
y o'clock, at the Lutheran church, in
Upton. 1000 more recruits wanted.-
Let there be a grand rally.
49," l.. l.. SWEET, Sec.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects Of youth
full ndscretion, will for the sake Of suffering human
ity send free to all who need it, the recipe and drec-
lions for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser
experience, can do so by addressing
= JOHN b. OGDEN,
v13n1y No. 81 Chambers st.. New York.
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TRY AGAIN.-Some livery reliable
correspondent has been trying to in
form the Chicago Journalas to who was
nominated for Judge of the Sth Judicial
District of Iowa. He first reported the
nominee to be John Stone, next John
Shane, and on the third trial he declared
it was ]. M. Rathrock. The last guess
was close. Once more, and he will hit it.
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To SoLDIERs.-Callo on 1T. Rice ifyou
want your claims attended to promptly,
and on reasonable terms. No pay if not
successful.
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STRAWBERRY FESTIvAL.-There will
be Strawberry Festival at Deans Hall
on tomorrow friday evening. The
object of the festival is to raise funds to
buy an organ for the Lutheran church.
Strawberries and ice cream are the lux
uries OF the season and this will perhaps
be the last opportunity of INDUCING in
them. Therefore we would advise all
to 60.
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TPThe Mason Z Aamlin Cabinet Org ans,
forty different styles. adapted TO sacred and secular
music, for $50 to 5000 each. FirrY-OHE GoLp or
SILVER MEDALS, other first premiums award them.
illustrated catalogues free Address, MASON & HAM
LIN. Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New York.
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THE FARMERS are finding that F. P.
Deans arrangement for the sale Of wool
is just what they want, as none of the
wool that he ships goes into the hands
Of spectators, but is shipped direct to
the manufacturers, and the expense of
freight and small commission amounts
fine wool, and advancing. The farmers
can keep well posted In the prices, and
see the sales he makes, by calling on
him. IL
F. P. Dean is also pavino the ..Iehest
cash price for butt. al coos
MAsoNIc:-The following is the iis'
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AZ We the undersigned agree not to
omen our stores on the 4th of July, 1885,
VIM. Dean 4 Co.; w. H. Alden;
LE. Roynton; Wampler& Whan :
smith Brothers; Drake & Covington;
Charles Hammond; F. p. Dean.
Friend & Culbertson. 1855
Tipton iowa, June 18th, 1868.
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PFC NIc.-The teachers, scholars and
friends Of the Lutheran Sunday School,
Of this place, will hold picnic at Bunk
er's Grove, on Friday, the 18th of July.
All are requested to bring their provis-
ions along.
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D6 The good people of Clarence are
making preparations for grand ceieDra-
ton at their place on the 4th. The Up
ton Cornet Band has been engaged Tor
the occasion.
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% have brick and lime for sale, at
my residence, II miles west of Upton.
June 2Sth, 1866. J.. w. CRIsMAN.
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MAC BRyDE speaks for himself in
another column. azaz T. zs@
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STATE Of LOaoH, Cedar Ionnty, as:
mo sarah Large. John Large, Louisa Fairfield,
David fairfield, Mary Eckcrt, Geo Eckert,
Nancy smith, James smith, John smith, Jesse
Burnett, Cha's Burnett. Mary Ellen Burnett,
ban Burnett, Jr., 1atharine Wynn, Geo Wynn
and Martha Burnett: You will take notice
that there Is now on file in the Office Of the
clerk Of the district court in and for CEDAR
county, Iowa, petition Of Isaac hnrnctt,
against youand other defendants, claiming
III sw " sw " OF sec. 10, T. 70, Il. 3-lO acres,
thai partition may be made among the legal
owners thereof and unless you appear ana de.
fend the same on or before noon OF the second
day of the next term Of said court, to be held
on the Sd day Of December, 1856 default VIII
be entered against you and a decree entered up
as prayed in petition. rvr 49,
Piatt & Spiccr. Atty's. i"2,
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n4LNew goods received every week,
byWm. Dean 4 Co.
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CALL AROUND.-If you want a capt.
tai good chance to make money, call on
J. T. Rice, at his office above piatt &
Spicer's. He is agent for the State to
sell territory in which to use Tobias
Champion "Open Ditcher." It can't be
equaled, much less excelled in the State.
For particulars, address him at this
place, or +. J. Upton, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
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THE EdR FAMED


ID r wv Il T. r.
Of PENNSYLyANIA, announces to this
German, French ana Spanish mode OF
MEDICAL TREATMENT,
80 successfully practiceh Of late IN France,
Spain and America. lie has been engaged
treating people who lthEet under obi
CHRONIC COMPLAINTS.
ease rs formerly practcei by physicians but
passes on and discovers tile cause, however
bic. Medicine furnished Tor si.2; pcr week. >
medicines sent by Express to amy point they
designals, py sending z statement .. their
sent in advance for the time you : .sh. Nj
Letters expecting answers must conta... post
age stamp.
FEAl4LE GOMPLAINTs
In all their forms, treated carefully and conn.
d.ntialiy. II. viii visit and consult patients
while remaining IN town, frec ~ charge.
Dr. Weir, inventor Of II new InOde Of ire ting
diseases Of the genital orynns, cures radically
and &, stfee, naa syphiis Gonorrheca elect
suffering from nervous debility, caused by in
| voluntary losses during sleep, can rely upon
positive and speedy cure, by new and inial-
~ B.-Lndies Who desire to avail themselves
distractions, supprcssions, &c., from wliatevef
| cause produced, wthent tho Use u paedicins.
vented method by which conception can
positively be prevented, simple and certain
Preventative forwarded by mail for %. with
all Instructions.
pr " cir cures MI private diseases. without
mercury. Cancers Of long standing can b~
cured by Or. Weir. Consumption cured by
DIR. Weir. Al diseases Of the Eyes and Ears
treated by DIR. Weir. && a5#
ao> A2na cured and warrants d for $500. IA
lie VIII be ut
Upton, June 18th; Wilton. June 18th:
Tit IA West Liberty, 18th.
| Mechanlcsvillc, June 18th.
A. muterx of Information We append 'hs following
list Of patients treed hy the Doctor from January l.
1sG3 to July A. i-65: Osknoosa 3f4; OttumwA, 301;
airieId. II: Mt. Pleasant 80: Rome. ", Danviile,
IA; Burling ton, I10 Sigourbey 81 Muscatine. $50;
wilton 81 Durant.s: West Liberty, 81: Springfield,
.: Keosauaua ); salem. 2a Trent ~; Thos Hown-
invs s: Marshall ~: Pleasant IN Nm, IL; brigham 9;
!, Washington, 80; whitfield, A; crawfordsvnl1 10;
Clifton 10: Dodseyille, II; Bgssvilie, liz young
| America. 50; Monmouth, 90; oxfqrd Z; IowAchy. 81;
Bnnkrrmls ,; Tiptons 40, Lisb4n,ll Cedar Rapids,
| 81; Macon II; in all 10 3 cases.
lis MATS 60 day visits. DIR. D. X. WEIR,
/ @+ Residence at Toledo. Iowa.
All Letters must be sent to Burlington, Iowa, post
/ Office box Al. -
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THE RAILROAD.-Somep people THINK
that because there is not much noise
about the NJ, T. & A. r. r., it is dead.
But from what we learn from the officers
of the Company our prospects are better
than they have ever been before. We
can all rest assured that the officers are
doing all they can to bring about the
building of the road as speedily as posi-
bic. The Engineer has been at work all
the season surveying different routes and
making estimates. The Attorney for
the road is at work procuring the right
of way. 1t would be folly for The Board
to go to work before they have ascer-
tanned the cost of grading and the right
of way on the different routes.
We learn from one of the Directors
that there will be a meetingof the Board
of Directors on the 9Th day of July, at
which time the route will be determined
and made public, if the Attorney and
Engineer are prepared to make full re-
port. From what we have learned we
feel safe in saying that the work on the
Road will begin Immediately after har-
vest. We can see nothing to discourage
any one desiring to see the Road built.
All ought to be satisfied with the action
of the Directors and Officers. They are
interested more than other men of the
same number, and have not only sub
scribed literally, but are giving great
deal Of time rrat,itOuSlv
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AMOUNTS received by the Treasurer
of the Cedar County Soldiers Monument
Association, since the 14th June, 1866:
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DISEASES OF THE URINARY AND SEXUAL
- Systems-new and reliable treatment. Also the
DRIDAL CHAMBER. an Essay Of Warning and Instruc-
ton in sealed envelopes free Of charge. Address
DR.. j. SKILLiK IIorGHseS. Howard Association. No.
2 South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. n32yl
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D@-We are closing out our carpetings,
ut cost. VIM. DEAN & Co.
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Lodge No. IL, for the ensuing year, and

Lodge No. IL, for the ensuing year, and
were duly Installed Wednesday evening,
June Goth: H. C. Piatt, w. NJ; J. w.
Casad, Sr. W.; III. III. Maynard, Jr. W.;
ID. Shearer, Treas; w. ii. Alden, Sec.;
A. O. Pound, ST.. D.; p. T. Smith, Jr. D.;
d. p. Clapp,. Tyler, and B. L. Tower,
Steward. DR.. Enos, of Cedar Rapids,
presiding, who has been spending the
past week with the fraternity here. 1t
Is generally surmised that this Lodge IL
i'm good trim and working order.
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LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
A large number Of the leading capital
lists in this State, have organized them
pany, with headquarters at Des Moines.
This company is gotten up OH larger
scale than any other company in the
State, and have fixed their rates low
enough that all will find it policy to in
snre. S. l.. Smith has been chosen
agent for Cedar county. His Office is in
the court house.
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Ice Cream Saloon,

II D. WHEELER would inform the public
u that his saloon Is now fitted up, and he will
furnish his customers with the best Of ICE
CREI ", CAKES, PIES, CANDIES, NT1S,
&c. Call and satisfy yourselves nl9
Go to Alden's
NOR fresh Garden Seeds. from Parker's and
10 Rtsleys Gardens.
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PER DIEM and mileage Of members of
the Board of Supervisors of Cedar Coun-
ty, at the Session commencing June 4th,
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CULTIVATION OF FRUITS.-This sub
ject is attracting considerable attention,
at the present time. We hope the day
is not distant when every person who
owns a town lot or tract of land, will
raise all the fruit they can consume "all
the year round. When this blessed Pc
Rod arrives, the people will. have less
cause for t'ichina and other diseases that
follow the consumption of too much
animal food. During recent visit to
the extensive Nursery and Gardens of
DR.. JAMES WEED, near Muscatine, we
learned that not only the common fruits,
but the choicest fruits could be raised in
this latitude. Mr.. w. showed US peach
trees, which he had protected during
cold weather, that We're loaded with
fruit; also, apricot trees in fruit, and
other varieties which do not Withstand
our. cold winters. Mr.. w. has made
this subject an especial study, for many
years. and we are certain that his plan
of protecting tender trees, is perfect. He
will introduce his process to the pub
public, next fall, SO that all may profit
by his experience.
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All those In favor Of making money plenty,
say aye! Carried unanimously. Now the next
in order is how to make 1t. The question Is
open Tor debate.
All rush up, each anxious to give his views.
The chair declares the proceedings unparla-
mentary Keeps on hammering, and, with n
commanding, stern voice, CALLS ORDER.
Order Is finally restored, and well-fo-do
fnrmer-whosc name the reporter omitted-fs
declared to have the floor. ...e+
He proceeds to say that he, for Que, Is not the
least surprised to see the foregoing question
carried unanimously, for 1t Is certainly desira-
bic to make money plenty, nor Is he surprised
to see so many gentlemen anxi ous to give their
views for it IL an interesting topic, as it touch
es such tender point-that OF the pocket.
He was not prepared to make Il speech, and
Therefore he would not make one.
All he would like to say Is, that when he buys
clothing, he saves plenty~of money by purchas-
ing at the
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MAsoN1c:-The following is the list
o. omcers elected tc, preside at Cedar
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SABBATH SCHOOL PIC-NIC.-Bethel
and No. Sabbath Schools will give a
picnic at Robert Dwiggal's grove, on
the old Iowa City road, near Rock Creek
bridge, on the 4th of July next. It will
be . basket picnic, and all are invited.
Other schools are especially requested to
attend. Rev. E. Skinner will deliver
an address OH the occasion. Rev. Alt
man and others are invited and will be
there ifpossible.
MUsIC.-The Iowa Normal Academy
of Music will commence it's first term Of
six weeks, in Davenport, Iowa, OH the
18th day of July. The design of this in
stitution is to fit persons for teaching
either vocal or instrumental music. The
advantages of the institution are said to
be superior: Those desiring musical in
struction would do well to make them
selves acquainted with the Academy. .
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To the Hon. Board of Supervisors of Cedar
County, Iowa: The Clerk submits an account
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-03-02
ForccIOsurc of Mortgage.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Abial n. johnson,
~ Junior OF sanford, in the County Of York, by his
mort ace deed bearing date December 18th. ls6J.
and recorded In the York County Registry Of
Deels in book 2Sl. page llq, conveyed TO Increase
4. kmball OF said sanford, In fec and In mort
gaze certain lot OF land situated In Sanford alore-
sid and bounded as follows Beginning at the north
westerly course or Charles Jacobs land, which he
had OF william Emery, and from thence running
southwesterly by land OF Hosea Willard into John
som marsh TO fence thence by said fence to land OF
william Allen, thence northcaStcry by said Aliens
land 10 land % said Jacobs thence northcry by land
Of said Jacobs 20 place OF beginnings and Is the sane
land which said Abial H. Johnson. Jr, purchased OF
his Ither Abal III. johnson, In lS6l. The coalition
of which mortgage having been broken |, by reason
thereof hereby claim 20 fOreclOso the same.
INCREASE S. KlliDALL.
s-,,o,d Yah 4 isr6 Tvs