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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-29
TURNER'S TIC Doul ouReux OR
TURNER'S TIC D0ul0UREUx OR


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A SAFE. CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR
NEURALGIA AND ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
II ian unfailing remedy In ell Of Facial Neu
falgia often eHec,ug perfect in sing lc day
No form Of Nervous Disesse fails yied to its magic
influence. Even the sevcre~t cases OF Chronic Neu-
alEia and General Nervous Derangcments of many
years. standing affecting the entire system are com
pletcly and permantly cured BY it in few days. or
lew wcs1A at the utmost II contains nothing min
fous the most delicate syttem and can always Ne
assd wth perfect sssey Il isin constant use BY the
best physicians. Who give II their unanimous and I'M
qsAlAeA approval. Seat b, nah on receipt OF a and
tw" postage stamps. Sold everywhere.
TURNER q CO..
Sole Proprietoss. TO fremont Street, Boston, Mas
AUiaEvric DOCUMENTS.
vicxsnr ne. Msa.. Ava. q, 1861.
m. lows BrlI-Dsm an IL an happy 10 etate to
you that hav- uscd ,our valntble Cedron isitters
with great benefit 10 myself in general debil ty and
prost'Ason ~ my esst. prod need by the unhealthy
around sicksburr. I confidently recommend ,ts u.e
TO all persons who are touuhes thy climates
NV. FuGLE.
sssusosfAt OF MEDICAL xEs.
efcsy Po,Sr. White co. Ark., May %, rs.
Dr. Jous BuLL-Dear Sir: Last February wac In
trustvne purchasing druge. and got rune Of your
cars.puriils and Ceafan Bitter Ms s.n-ir-law who
Wac with me tn the store had been down with rhcu
maism t"i some time. commenced the Bitters
nhu soon i"rnd hl- general health improved. nf
Hses VINO nae sc. In mad hcastn tired thsm. and he
also improved hr Coffee. Who had been in bad
oeassn iW several ycars stomach ard liver affected
he tmproses vcry much ty The use OF yorr Btters
Indeed The Cedror hi,terr has given you graf Bong
larisy in this settlement think conla sell rrrat
quan,ity OF Your medicines this fali-espceially q,
ynnr Cedrcn Btters and >sr-apa ills Ship me- Wis
Memphis. care keke,t & Nicely Respectfully.
oct29 decd&aiy c. d. EALHSR.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-29
ITCH. sTC;s!! ITCH
SCRATCH. SCRATCH. SCRATCH.

IN rom TO 10 10 ~ hours,
WHEATON's OINTMENT cares THE ITCH.
MHEATONS OINTMENT cures SALT RliECM.
WHEATONS OINTMENT cures TETTEk
WHEATON s OINTMENT cures BAkBEh'S ITCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT cures OLD SORES.
wHEAToN'S OINTMENT ,ures.EvEhY KIND
OF EsuInOr. like Magic.
Price, 80 cents box. by mail co cents.
Address WEEKS 4 POTTER,
No tTe Washington Street. Borton. Maze.
Fo: sale by a pruy-ists. Aug5-dS wiz
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May r. Spichcr, EGG. No. 205 West ysth street.
from Incipiert Coz sumption.
May 8. r. Knupter. Esq 1863 Division st., y.
from Obstinate Catarrh, and his wife from bodily
Weakness.
June ii. H. Cohen, franklin street, N. Y. General
Condit Improved.
June 10. Mrs Johanns Fucbe. "a Spring street. n.
Y. Strengthened after ~ phue Fever.
June 10, II. A. krspp, Rochester, n. T., Lungs
Strengthened
/ june 9, Gustav Hume. No. 3ss Eighth avenue. N
Y. Cannot be- wfthcutit. "a
has done Tim good.
May p, WV olivic, Montreal, Canada-'s nearly
out orders more
Sold at druggists and groccrs'. Persons wishing
ageucies might apply to Hof', Malt Ezttacf Depot
So Broadway, N. T.. or LANt,FkLDI, ThoDE q
| co. Sole Agents. Davenport. lows.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-29

Tie Court House Mas crowded to suiTo-
cation.
U,es any one appear as this; man q
counsel - asked the Judge.
There WAS silence when he finished. until
wi h lips tightly pressed together, look OF
strange intelligence blended with hsught,
reserve upon his hsndsoms features, .
youn. man stepped forward with . firm
tread aud kindly eye, 10 plead for the err
ing and II eudiess. llc vas astranrer. bu,
from bis frat sentence there was . silence.
The spl.ndor OF his genius cntranced-c
WINGED.
The rnga who had rot friend was &C
Quilted.
"May God bless you, sir, cannot. -
81 want no tiisuks, replied the strang-
or, with icy coldness.
IL believe you are unknown to me-
"Msn viii refresh your memory
Twenty years ago You struck broken
hearted boy away from his mothers poor
Din. was ths, poor boy
The man turoei iivid.
" Have you rescued me, then, to take my
lii. ~
IL ha~o swester revenge /; l have saved
the life OF . man whose brutal deed has
ranked in NV breast for twenty years
TO and remember the tears Of a friend
less child T.
The man bowed his head in shame and
weut out from the presence Of . msgnan'ln-
ity ms grand TO him - incomprche nsibis,
aud the noble young lawyer ielt Gods smile
in his soul forever after.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-29

The Healing Pool, and House of
MERCY. Howard Association Reports, for You've
Mss, the Crime o. Snlitode. and the EsEoRs. Anu
and create impednente TO MARsIAGH, win eure
II reliof Sent In ees letter envelopes free
Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa sep25d& wsm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-29

WANTED Every man feeling the effects OF .
habit contract in youth Z" eend his pane and Ad
dreas with stamp for return postagel 10 Dr.
Eixra GoDssE. Blk 1870, Ph.lsdc,phia, Pa, VII"
will inform them Of . method by which they can be
cured. and the vigos Of youth restored. auRso6m
+ Schenclx's Seaweed Tonic ihis
medicine, invented by Dr. J. II. scuEseK. OF PILLS.
delphia IL intended to dissolve the food and mabe II
into chymc the nrst proccse u rigesion By clean
sing the stou ach with schencks Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic the appetite. aud food that could
not be en- EN- before using il vii be easily dgcsted
Consumption cannot be cured ny Sehercks Pufmo.
mic Syrup unless stomach and liver IL made healthy
and the adp-t restorcd. hence the Tonic and Pills
are required In nearly cvrry Of consumption.
half dozen bottles OF the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four hives of the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
D. S,nHscx makes prdessio al visi's In New York
Boston and al bic prindval onlce in Phladelpha
every week See dat papers Of each place, or lis
pamphlet mi ton FOR his ia for visitation.
Please observe when purchasng that the two like
ness- of the Drctnr one in 'hc last sfs~e of Con-
sumptio, the 9th he now l., in RECT health
are on the Government stamp
Sold bY all Drag-i-ts ami Dealers, riicc slt.~r
ttti. .r ~ "a tn, ralf dozen All letters for adv e
shuui BE- idr,--cd 20 Ir >rhen' Primo pal Once
No l. North eth Street Phil de y Ia Pa.
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Nav 20, w s. Brown. ESQ
Olesn. Case Go from Hem
orrhsge Of the lungs.
, May rs, Chss Rein, Eco
br3d si.. aud sth avenue. NY.
fr IN disease ofshe Chest.
May 20, Mrs. W. Edwards,
N. Y. Theatre. Sore Throat,
May 10. r. W. Wilkinson
Eco. No II Beaufort avenue
Brooklyn. General Debility
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10 YOuNG MEN.

mo arrest Seminal Loesee, u conquer bad habite
/ and remove the efacts Of early Error. send Is
cents to aALEN'S HEAD DISPRNSARY, Louis
Having had zen years experience IN this speciality,
patients suffering from any disease ha ever OF pr-
anv OF the ailments peculiar 70 the eek. Nv epcoaing
rs cent. A. above with brief statement Of case will
receive particulars for self tfestment by return mall
and TINS avoid quackery We also have q Nafix
CLASH which we uasantee N cure vavcocele in four
dave. The Electro Marnetie Preventive. Those de-
sizing 10 Hmi, their D4IsptiHg can enrloee . stamp
fr a pamphlet. containing etgravings and en- plana.
tiou. " the above preventive. With essay the
eubject OF prevention. All correspondence rond-
denial Addr s. all Letters 10 J. > WILLIAM =,
Drawer 2i1. Louisville, ny oet24-d&wiy
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w
OF Horses die Yearly from Collie. This need not be-
DR. Tobias Venetian Horse Linimens will positively
cure every caae. given when fret taken The cost
Is Only one dol At. Ese'y owner OF horse should
have have bottle in his stshe ready for usc. II IL
warranted superior anvthiug else for the crre Of
Cats Wind Calls. Ssellings Sfe Throas. sprains,
Bruises Gid ssres, &c. Thi- Eminent Il no new
remedy Ii has been us d and approved Of for 90
years by the fret hnremen IN the country Given to
an oyer-iiycn horse, 1t acts Ike magic Orders arc
cossaniiy received from the racing stables of Eng
land for IT, The celebrated Hiram Woodrua. OF trut-
ting fame used II for years. and said II Il far superior
to any ether he has tried Recollect Dr. Tobias We
uetian Horse Iiniment l. mt mp IN PIN h"ttles =
Take 10 other Sold by the Druggists and Saddlers.
Depot, IS Cort,asdt Street. New ork.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-29

SUDDEN DE Nth
e the fate of every fibre upon which the
CACSrlC POISON
OF an ordinary hair dye falls. There 10 no
RESURRECTION
for the nlaments thas biigh,ed. But. As 1: were in
the TWINKLlNG OF AN EYE.
hair Of any obnoxious color is changed TO Rich and
Glorious hue. at the same time ,itazed and i'm
proved By the use Of
CuRIsTADORo'S HAIR DYE
natures safe ally add bcauty's regenerator. Manu-
featured by j cR,SrADUkU. Astor House. N.
/. Sold By Druggists. Applied by Hair Dressers.
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The Noble Revenge.

The cuflin wss pl ,in 0ne-a poor mis-
srable pine coffin. No flowers on its top,
no lining of the r0sew hite satin, for the
pale brow no smooth ribbons about the
coarse shroud. The brown hair was laid
deceHtly back, but there was the crimped
cap. ~it., its neat tie beneath the chin.
Tue sufferer from cruel poverty smiled IN
hcr s.sep; she he'd found bread, rest and
health.
~ went 10 20, my mother" sobbed I
| poor cbIld, - the city undertaken screwe ed
\ dow, the top.
"You csn't-get out Of the way, boy
Why doa's ssme6ody take the brat Z"
''Only let inc zee her one minutsr" cried
the hOpelvss orphan, clu,cning the side ol
the charity box, md rs he sszed into the
roug, lace. anrui,hed tears s,reamed rapid
" down the cheek, on which no childish
bloom ever fingered. Oh ! II ~as pitliul Il
hear him cry. 20 !y once, let me see my
mother only once
Quckly and brutally the harj-hear'ed
n,t.ster struck the boy away, SO that be
leuad aitn the b ow Fer "a M .Incnt The
| boy STOOD panting with grief and rage, h :
blue eys :, ,ii,,euded. hi> ups sprung a,,sri, u
lire saiter.d ln,ougt his tears, as he 7 j., d
his Luny arm. a., u with = most unchildish
accent, SCREAMED, when | am u man. In
Nil you for tnst
rhsre WA, coffin and q heap Of earth
between the uother aud the poor torsak.n
chtd-a monument much stronger than
granitc, hulls il hi, boy heart to the u,ean-
ury OF the heartlcss deed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-29

\ common form of Indigestion
T. oppression alter eating. or depressing duiness
OF the spifits; with fiatulence or belching mp OF
wind, and almost slways follows Co tiveness. Or
HAsn,sos'- PrntsrALtic LozsSo.s, give quick and
permanent relief. They are pleasant, portable. do
G. n-tirTion the Bo~ e'-, Piles Hsoda~hc. DzEi-
n -. Irregularities, and other Female Weaknesses.
they are Incompatible.
There Il no,hin- Ike Or vcpan's French Pills for
keeping the complexion fresh and entirely free from
pimple- The Of hirh IL that IL regulates the
entire ,rslc sysi. m. Sold by n Drug,ists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-29

warning scsrehine and ecc use can be takes ~ the
oldist paspon or Youngest chiid.
ifyoa have Cold 2 ever e eight. Do not ta!l g
Fvethe Balsam trial. e sns sesy low prier 9 wnScn
ie * id brir.s In the reach ofevesy ons that thsy
nav siwa.. x en- il convenient f0s use.
The timely uss Of IS cent bottle win ostsn prove
u 10 be worth ore hundsea umee ~ eSs
d&wiS. Sold * 81 s5s -v.s
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sss.,,tbn OF 'rsss. LOTUS.

Endorsed bv tho celebrated Dr.
Fitch, of New York.
the Lotus Flower IL one OF the most beautiful Of
n aowesf and H. the Orient 1. held typical of Issr-
nal Life, 20 this preparation Of II imp,rtea
bLOoM TO THE COMPLEXION,
removing nearly al the indi stious OF advancing
sear-. while -euderin. the kin soft and pAhle.
A.s COSMETIC TOR Ladies, there 10 nothing TO Be
compared IT, and Septismsa also npd u very agfre-
abi~ sfier shaving.
The pur, haze one hottie win surely lead TO the
bu,in II another On every btiic Il an endorse
ent Of ite virtues by the ceie bratcd DR.. D. Fitch.
~ New York II can be obtaioea Of any Dsn' get,
and nj Wholesale and retail OF HIbBEeT q Co..
IT Is Ts-rn..nt Row BD@tcn. Mass. Price q per hot
tie Sent BY express any part OF the United states
m yVcc{Af ~ ugjre. Oct14 d0WIv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Browns Bronchial Tr0ches

Having direct inaaonect 20 TIE psrts, give iinmeo
ate relief Fer bronchitis. As,hina.
C,sltarrh. Cons ifnptiv. ana Ehroa,,
III -asa@e-. Tsoehes are ased with always gooa
success.
singers aud Public Speakers use
Them 10 clear Gna -t-eHgth a the voice
,rr.tr only RrovNss Rso-enl,L TfocHr,.' and
do not take any Of the Wurthless Limitations thst
NAV he ofss,d sod Every here. noyff-dsw'tIs
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Hmcr-4l.s5 per bottle. ~ pct,laa ios Is Sc. de-
iistied 10 any address. scsd ~ III DfsFsiSs csery
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The Really Great Plaster,

ALLCoCK's POROUS.
Have the oomp,c,nes. OF kid. and the hexiby Of q
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to plundereir own party as Wen g
the rest. The presence Of sucn IN ~ 81.
posure o. tr scheme, .n ,,a 70 dnmb.
1inanciers the drop game are ~ uu r.foi
He calls tn, acknowledgements, ,a;,,, :
dodgers, aring," who are R. na he
game whicfhey keep secret lrom t Jar
masses; whave "a little marDle unu 'ot
the thimblehich they VIII neve, ,us
you (the pele) look at" II mus u.s. M IT.
been refreslg to the crowd 70 near NJ
Samuel Com unmitigated Denoce" .
arraigning Democratic leaders o g,nrO
a Democrat audience as sWlhu.oia,
thimble riers, sharpers, VINO we, of
playing g3e to deliver the mases % ot
the Democ1c party into the hands OF OF
a horde ofbeculators TO be robbed OF
their wages. ..-.. .,s.
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Original Notice.

II. G. piatt, Plaintiff, !
against District Court of Ce-
Cha's Green, Jho. Ken dar county, Iowa,
singer and J. q. Hopkin- Dec term, 1857.
son, Defts.
To Cha's Green, Jno. Kensinger and j. Hop
kinson. Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there Is now on
nle in the Office of the Clerk OF the District
Cont, in and for the County Of Cedar. In the
state Of Iowa. u petition OF II. G. Piatt, Plain
tif claiming Of you the sum ofseveIty dollars,
with interest thereon at six per cent from the
promissory note made by Cha's Green and
mo. Kensinger, and payable TO j. @. Hopkin.
son, or bearer and the payment of which has
been duly guaranteed by said ]. 6. Hopkinson,
for seventy dollars, with six per cent interest
which note was due on the 18th day of Septem.
tiff.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon Of the second
day Of next term Of said Court, to be begun and
held at Upton, i'll said county, on the second
day of December, 1857, a default will be entered
against you and judgment rendered thereon
in accordance with the prayer OF said petition.
sOsW IL. &. PlATT, in person
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QUEENSWARE
AT IaIEDJ CED PRICES!
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of an Alias Execution to me dircc-
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 FalNeyfE r ailly.
and against John Eelso, i have levied upon
the following property as the property Of the
in block number three ~ III T. Shearer's see
ond addition to the town Of Touden, Cedar
county. Iowa. And shall offer the same for
sale, at the Court House door in the town OF
Upton, II, said county, on Saturday the 18th
day Of October, a ID 1867, at one o'clock T. VI Of
said day to satisfy said Execution and costs
that may accrue thereon
Dated this 18th day of September. A - 1867
JOHN y STIEARER ~
.snw1 sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa
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Notice to Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received for build
Ing school house, four miles east of Tipton,
until Saturday the 18th day of October. 1867, at
2oclOck r. N. The District reserves the righl
TO reject any or all bids, IL tho interest Of the
public demand IL. al F
The plan and specifications can be seen at
the office of Wolf 4 Landt, or ut J.. l.. sweets.
at Upton. "
WM. W.SWEET, Su.a Director
Upton. October list 1867.
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The c .inese are spiritualists, and they
credit each person with six spirits. The
next world With them must be pretty
thiclsiy inhabited. In addition to the
six spirits every Chlnaman has three
Souig
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business tact, and the people Of Clinton
should extend to them a very liberal
patronage. They are enterprising. de-
servedly popular, and Justly merit all
they receive from their patrons.
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p11RLIC SALE

y Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned
viii sei at pubic Sale, at the hotel in Roc ot
Cedar Iowa sa51 aerss II ao sho o
~ ar' INA in three and five acre lots; the
land bel.g in the northwest Quarter 81 sectiGn
q township 70, north, range vest o. .he IN
NJ, and situated one mile nor,n OF t s liz h.,
ance in one year, secured by note with satisfac-
tory security. 80 ,,e,r. a.v ~
Those wishing to W See the ar .I i,r' Green.
Vim. NJ. KNOTT, Auctioneer: ,,,,, cry
Oct Z 1867. MANI W. " AA'SAA'
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The Richmond Wig asserts that q
strong tide Of Northern emigration is
now enriching Virginia, and that it is
accomplishing great benefits for the
planters who have too much land and
too little money. The Wig wisely
adds: IF we treat the new settlers kind
y and If we secure restoration and tram
guilty by going through the reeonstruc-
ton process without delay or disturb
ance, We may begin TO reap the benefits
OF an immense emigration with all the
capital, skill, enterprise and develop
meat that will accompany it. II we
pursue an opposite policy we must lin
ger on indefinitely in poverty, weak
hess and stagnation.' This brief OK
tract powerfully illustrates the advan-
tage to both North and South Of a strong
endorsement of the Congressional poll
! cT'. =-f
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S. 8. BOZARTH

MOULD inform the citizens of Upton and
w surrounding country that he may at all
times he found at the old Office. daring the alb
by to serve any and all in any of tho operations
pertaining to dentistry. -. Ws..
Reconsideration guaranteed in every case. Att
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What 10 johnson Gained.

e Gen. FarrKorth of Illinois, at the
great soldieraneeting in Philadelphia
Friday nighrhus Endorsed the loyalty
of the Genera whom Johnson has put
} in the places fothers whom he found
he could not Sc: .~-. .
The registr,ion is completed, and all
the work in .e South is done except
voting, whe,we find Andrew Johnson
removing Geerals Sheridan and Sick
les He woui say here that if Andrew
johnson andis friends expect to de-
rive comforttom the Generals sent 10
fill the PLACES Of these officers, they VIII
be mist,aen. One of these Generals
--- - ais presencr
been sent To- relie. sheridan some peo'
| pie think .l.... / am Copperhead, but
they will find that they are deveiishly
mistaken" Three cheers for Han
cock were gwen with a hearty WILL
The copperheads can't steal such an
officer; i. is too grand larceny for their
capacity of comprehension. He has
fought toe long in the loyal army to be-
come colperhead now, and goes to adj
minister tie law as Congress makes it.
If he WIS not much mistaken they
had cangh, Tartar in Candy, who was
most excellent officer and accomplish
ed gentleman, thorough patriot
[Three cheers for Canbyl-and one who
could Fever become the tool of Andrew
johnson ana the Copperhead party.
We now have Il loyal army, not like it
was before the war, and II would puzzle
Andrew JnlnHoa to find one officer to
obey his bcaes;s, should he express the
wisL to ',is?cr@c Congress. General
Grant WIS at the head oi the army,
Tcheers and i good many people
thought he acted in fail sympathy and
harmony with .tndrew johnson when
he accepted the portfolio at the War
Department.
The Democrats had to steal him,
[iaughterl bat when his correspondence
with Andrew Johnson came out, they
changed their tune. An act Of Congress
requires that every order from the pIesi-
dent shall come through the General of
the amy, and another act which would
meet such all emergency as General
GeaTy spoke Of, requires the General to
keep the headquarters at Washington.
(,angA..al Grant went into tNn \S.r Ia
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Iost-$5 Reward

Lost-$5 Reward! .:s..:
TSTRATED from tho subscriber living in
Ia Upton, Il RED AND WHITE COW; her
right horn sticks a little down, and the bunch
Of her tail is gone. The above reward will be
paid any person giving information where
she can be found.
c. MONTGOMERY.
Upton, Iowa, October 10Th, 1857.
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WIN. NJ. KNOTT,

a tCrloSEER. viii attend promptly TO
n selling all kinds of property at Auction,
in any part Of Cedar comfy. A list OF his sales
will always be found at the TIProN ADvERrI-
SER Office, where those desiring his services
can fix The day for their sal: without seeing
4 Ill
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WIN. II. SIMPSON & CO.,
Manufacturers OF
Marble Monuments.
Tomb and Head stones,

YTSII TINE, IUWI
Keen on hand a large stock of marble from
which We will manufactures Monuments, nab
lets and IIeadstones TO suit the wants q our
customers, and as cheap as the cheapest All
any. part Of the county. Especial atte.4tion
paid to getting up new designs. n2y
W. III. Simpson w w. Webster. J. II. Sergel
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AARON p. GILBERT,

AND, TAx-PATING AND COLLECTING
l. Agent, Conyeyancer, Dranghlsman "
Models for Patent Office, Upton, Cedar county,
Iowa. Land business transacted In al us
branches, taxes paid for non residents. utIes
xamined, collections made abstracts iurn 1.,
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with l, l. Sweet, "'
DEMONSTRATION WmP Wolf, II Piatt, II
C Carr, Upton Iowa: Drake & Covington, MUS.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-10-10
FOR SALE.

\ good young mare, and a sett of good dohbl
hsrness, Inquire at the Dental Otfice. Nv