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II. III. CHITTENDEN, N. ID.
POST HIDIJSE.

DY F. K. POST, CLARENCE. IOWA. 4 new
ID Hotel throughout. convenient to the de-
pot. and kept with the utmost regard To the
comfort, convenience and satisfaction OF GUS
toners. Nl7Nl2
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that Hart 4 Smith,
Of Clarence, Cedar county. low ., will make
application Mt the April term Of the Circuit
Court q Cedar county, for . permit to sell In
said county. Tor medicinal, culinary and sac
purposes only. Said application
will be heard on Monday, April 10. af o clock
p. m. WM. ELLIOTT Clerk.
march 18th, 1871. 1wl8
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Pures out the Morbid Humors OF the
Blood. by q dose or two OF Ayers Pills,
and YOU will have elsarer heads - we'll
40 bodies. lro'o a.
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CORDS HARDMAN, Admr.
:. M1N1sTRATOR,s NOTICE

Public notice is hereby given that Fl. c.
Piatt, administrator Of the estate Of J. n. and
Of the Clerk of Circuit Court OF Cedar county,
Iowa. and that said report will come mp for
nnal hearing on Friday, the 18th day Of April,
A. ID. 1871. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. In said Court and
u less objections are ma.ic thereto, said report
will be approved and adm n list ratOr ischarRsd
March "a, 1871. III. c. PIATT,
Admir- of est OF u NJ 4 N. IAiYara
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Manhood: How lost, How Restored

Just published, . new edition Of DR..
AA& Calvorwelpa (;slee fAt01 Easay, On
the radical cure (wtthOut medicine) Of
0plrmAtOfrhcDA, Or 9olninAl Weekne1S.
Involuntary Seminal lcnes. !mpotency
mental and pAysicsl Incap.city Imvsdinsn9, 3. 70
indeed ~ selfindulgenoe or sexual extSevAgance.
a. Prcs In eeaed envelope. only G..
y demonstrates from thirty years. .uccsssMi Irac-
tee that the alarming consequences u oeif abuse
may be radically cured without the use Of medicine
Or the application ofths knife: pointing out mode
Of cure a onco ample, csrtain and e6ectual, BY
means Of which every sufferer. no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself cheaply. private
II and radically.
-. This Lecture should be in the hands Of every
youth and every man In the land.
Sent, under SEAL In plain envelope % any address
postpaid on receipt Of SIX cents two pot :iamps.
Also. Dr. CulverwenS Marriage Guide" price .
cents.
ADDRESS the puhlishefs, CHA6. G. CLINE CO..
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6trnyed from the subscriber. Ut Covers Fer.
ry on the It'll inst, q black horse colt, two yrs
old. some white above hts heofs IN some Of
hts feet. Any Information of him rewarded.
ROBT. COVER,
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purchasing farming Implements. stock.
buildings ~. Said boutls are not to be
sold Ut less than at par value aud &C.
crued interest. Said bonds payable on
or before ave ysars from date.
4 Resolved, That the Auditor be %.
tneised to issue warrants 6or attendance
and miiags ~ the county supervisors,
April term. 1871.
3. w. Young 2 days, l mile $S,l2
H. e. Gill J days, IL miles, $3.50
Board adjourned to meet April 10th,
1871.
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DR.. Wells CarbOlic Tablets!

The late European War brought out new
facts of the wonderful efficiency of Carbolic
Acid fn healing and preventing diseases.
These tablets present to the Acid In Combi
nation with other efficient remedies. il n pop
ular form, for the cure OF all THROAT and
LUNG Diseases.
HOARSENESS and liberation of the throat
aTe INN ed lately relieved and statements are
constantly being sent to the proprietor OF re-
lief IN cases OF throat difficulties OF years
standing.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Public notice is hereby given that tho under.
signed has this day been appointed and COM
IN issioned by the Circuit Court of Cedar coun-
ty, in ybe State OF Iowa. Administrator Of the
estate of James Croghan, deceased; and ali
persons having claim 8 against said estate are
hereby notified to file them with the Clerk Of
said Court, clearly stated and duly sworn 10.
being allowed or proved; and persons owing
said estate are requested to make immediate
Dated At Upton, Iowa, this 3Sth day Of March
A. II. 1871.
3wl3 CORDS HARTMAN Admr
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$s,4s3,75
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
Upton, Iowa, April IL, 1871.
The board met In the Auditors Office,
10 o'clock A. N.
Present-H. G Gill l. 8. w. Young.
The following 10 the list Of claims
against the Co., together with the action
of the board upon the same:
Name Claimant. Nature Claim. ,. Amt 4rc
) w y Hi Kent o q house ipr W Nv
Es;s s;.s :;!;s %; 81: Ssss : 8
NJ van.lerpoo,, const. st~tsvs ~ .n
Isabel Elerman, board pauper, - Is - IS
= Bennett. Cqnst. state " Jas ,~
NJ Wander pool; STATE " Henry IA.
A W Hl,lyer, assessor s; Clarence y g Con-.
tinued
t..t. Stat. y. 'i Ill.,. ~ Is ' 's L
Crosby q Eastm na,;ns conn Tor ,m 5m
OsGood Adams. 0oods for pauper 20 20
!. Cotton, removing pauper, 81 Is s. 70
Milford Longiey; printing for - =. ,s-5
Si!t $:$::s @$:s \: ;:s;:;
e Pound, Stove and pipe for
Poor Farm, IL w IL W
The following proposals were received
for building house on the Poor Farm:
William H. Dreese, Clarence $3.50
A,D, Young $500
H.Hatch, Upton, 2.o25
J,E, Cowdery. Stan wood, l,75O
The proposal Of J. E. Cowdery was nc
oepted, aud he required to give bond for
the faithful performance Of duty aud the
completion Of said house by the LIST day
Of July next.
The following petition was present.
Ell.
Petition 10: y bridge across Rock
Creek, on the road run ming through the
center of the Ne Of Sec. II 81 3, running
North and South.
Prayer Of the Petitioners granted.
Report Of George Woolley OH bridge
over Pedee Creek in Iowa township. was
read aud approved.
The following are the resolutions pass
d by tile board:
l. Resolved, That the Auditor he in
structed to draw warrant In favor Of
Pat Carlin for 500 OF bridge contract,
this warrant not to be drawn until lie
enters into contract for the building OF
the bridges.
2. Resolved, That the Auditor be In.
structed to draw warrants In favor Of
the numbers Of the board Of Supervisors
~ follows:
s. w. Young, l mile, ! day, S4,l2
H. C. Gill, 10 :" 2" o,56
e.. A. Pound, 6 Az
The Board adjourned sine die.
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A. ID. YOUNG.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. CLARENCE,
~ Iowa, viii pay particular attention to all
kinds Of building that may be entrusted to
his care especially churches and school houses,
and will guarantee all work to be done In the
best manter. Also makes out plans and speci-
hcations, 33yl
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WIN. M. KNOTT,

A UCTIONEER VIII attend promptly to
n selling all kinds Of property at Auction
In any part OF Cedar county. list of his sales
will always be found at the Upton ADVERT
SER Office, where those desiring his services
can fix the dav for their sale without seeing
hm. A
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The following are the petitions pro.
eented aud acted upon:
Petition for bridge scross the stream
near the s. L. corner Of Sec. 6-l0-3.
Prayer Of Petitioners granted.
Petition for mouey to erect bridges In
Springfield Up.
Prayer OF petitioners not granted.
Petition for bridge across the East
branch of Sugar Creek, where said creek
crosses the road dividing aud between
sections, "a and Is, 80 2.
Prayer Of petitioners granted.
Petition for q bridge across Austin
Creek on the road leading from West
Liberty in Muscatine county, to Cow.
er's Ferry III Cedar Go.
Prayer Of the petitioners not granted.
Petition Of citizens Of Upton, for the
building Of two cistsrns at the Court
House.
Prayer Of the petitioners not grant.
ed.
Petition Of Jas. Jennings, Clerk OF
Rochester Up. asking for code for the
use of the office.
Prayer Of the petitioner granted.
Petition Of Elmyra 8. Gillette asking
to have $4,23 refunded a. amount Of
Taxes overpaid for year 1869.
Prayer of the petitioner granted.
Petition OF Josiah Collins, asking to
have his taxes abxted on moneys aud
credits for various reasons.
Prayer of petition granted.
Petition Of Elizabeth NJ. Tomlinson,
asking for reduction Of assessment on
Lot 1, Block 80, Upton,
Prayer of Petition granted.
Potion Of citizehs Of Louten, asking
for abatement Of tax on Lots II. & Is.
Town Of Louden.
Prayer Of petitioners granted.
Petition OF Jas. Safely asking for re.
duction of assessment Oh the lie Ne q,
1913.
Prayer Of the petitioner granted.
Assessment reduced one half
The following urs the resolutions
passed by the board:
l. Resotrsd, That the auditor he In.
structsd to isaue warrant liz favor OF
John Leonard, for $3.50, Oh contract for
building two bridges in SpriDgdals
township.
2. Resolved, That the Auditor be in.
structed to draw a warrant IN favor Of
Thos. Darlington for $l25, In part pay.
ment OIL contract for building two brid.
ges In Springdale township.
s. Resolved, That County Bonds b.
issued to the amount Of 81, 600, interes,
payable OH the let day Of April annuai-
ly 1t 1000 per snnum for the purpose
Of canceling the Indebtedness Of the
County IN purchasing farm for tn,
supper: Of the poor Of the County aud
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$40 MADE FROM SCOTS.

WANTED.AqENTs Gao r.. day = :; e a., ss : the
CHINE. HAS the under feed. makes the lock stitch"
(nllke both sides and Is fully licensed. The best
and cheapest family Sewing Machine In the market.
Address JOHNSON, CLARK Co. boston, Mass,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, ILL.,, or H. Louis Mo.
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CAUTION .6e paine. n Go o 81 y as5ic s.
sure you get only WELLS CARBOI.Ic TABLETS.
JOHN a. KELLOGG "a Plat It,. N. Y. sole Agent.
BOLD BY DRUGGISTS Price Is cents box. Nv
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FOR NALE

j Of tho block east OF tho Court House AVN
al ~ J. ". Morrison. Inquire at the house.
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We present the following certificates from
men whose responsibility aud character in
this community are sufficient guarantee for
their genuineness.
MIR. WILLIAM W. COE
writes: My little son Charles, aged five wears.
was afflicted with the rheumatism, at times so
bad as to be unable to turn his hand. or scarce
ly to move. TRIED physicians for about three
weeks. without being benefited in the least.
as could see. At length was recommended
to try your Johnson's Rheumatic Compound. which
did, and am pleased to say that in ten DAYS
from the time ! commenced giving it. my
child was entirely well and has remained SO
ever since, now about one year.
Signed, WILLIAM w COE
Middletown, Conn. August 10. 1870.
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Statement Of the purchase Of Poor
Farm.
Z. c. Smith In Act. with Cellar Co.
DR..
To Cash $2.028,75
" Bonds, 10000
=" $4,000
/" 9. +. Mortgage,
assumed by 20. 1900
6,433,75
CT.
BY lGO acres Of land ut SO per
acre, $4,000
-. interest on same 10 days, 1915
$8.4s3. IS
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Proceedings Of Board Of 5upervi-
sors Of Cedar County, Iowa, at
their April term, 1871.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
Upton, Iowa, April 3 1871.
Board met pursuant to law.
Presents. w. Young and H. e.
Gil.
Absent-C. A. Pound.
The following are the claims presented
and acted on by the Board:
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writes: ! his is to certify that | was afflicted
with rheumatism for about four months n
part Of the time so bad as to require the use OF
crutches. tried physicians and their pre-
scriptions for rubbing, without being benefit
ted in the least so far as could see but rather
grew worse. At length was recommended to
try your Johnsons Rheumatic Compound
ana concluded to do so; l must confess with
very littia hope of reliof. but am pleased to
and now, after using six bottles, am entirely
cured
consider your Rheumatic Compound a most
valuable medicine, and recommend il to nil
my friends who are afflicted as l was, and II is
with the hope that others seeing this may be
certificate. Respectfully yours,
ELISHA s. HUBBARD.
Middletown. Conn, Aug. 10, 1870.
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MIR. JOHN u. JOHNSON
writes: I was afflicted with infammatory
rheumatism about six months, three of W hici
WAS compelled to go on crutches. tried va
rious remedies. without doing any good one
medicine alone costing me SIS at 81 per bottle
was recommended to try your Johnsons
Rheumatic Compound. which did without
much hope of relief; but after taking the first
few doses felt much better and knew il wa,
doing me good, and after taking three bottles
was permanently cured. and have remained
go ever since, now about two Years. Trusting
This may be of benefit to YOU and to others
who are afflicted as was remain
Kespectfully yours, JOHN d. JOHNSON.
Middletown, Conn., Aug 10 SO
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

AnrNTC For fast selling popular
AGENlN, subscription Books. Ex-
IRA INDUCEMENTS TO
Male l. Female } Agents. Information free
Address Am Book Co., es William st., N. Y.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-30
4 Fatal Hunt.

Another instance Of the pitcher going
once too often to the well has occurred in
India. Capt. Doig, an infantry officer,
had become renowned as tiger-hunter,
and the fame of his exploits had even
reached Europe. He was supposed to be
invincible, had performed almost fabu-
plous fcats, and was held by the natives
to bear a charmed life. Thepoor gentle
man was, Notwithstanding, killed by Il
tiger early in September. He went out
one day and had a brilliant success, STAY
ing fine tiger single-handed. -Four or
five days after, news came that another
tiger was lurking in the same place,
about six miles from the cantonment
The new arrival at once began to dis
tinguish himself by Strengthening bui-
locks, and Capt. Doig resolved to bring
his sport to an end. Uuaccompanied
save by his own "Shikaries, the hunter
repaired to the spot. The savage beast
was soon found, and Capt. Doig got
rathera long shot at him, and felt sure
that he had hit him in tho head. His
impression, however, was that the tiger
had got off into the Jungle not much
hurt, and that he must beat again for
him in fresh quarter, While prepar-
ing to do this, Capt. Doig being at the
moment alone, the enraged animal sud-
denly leaped from cover, and in an in
slant seized his foe and bore him to the
earth. Capt. Doig afterward said that
the onset was so swift that he never saw
the beast until he himself was on the
ground, and being, as he expressed it,
calmly eaten. " A horrible struggle
enaued, the "ShikNries " sprang to the
rescue, and the intrepid hunter actually
fought himself out OF the tigers clutch
es, and not only that, but managed to
destroy him. The encounter was nev-
ertheless fatal. Capt. Doig had the
pluck to ride back to the cantonment,
being lifted to his saddle for the pur-
pose. But he never recovered from the
shock and the frightful liberation he re-
ceived, and five days after brcathed his
last. For m2n who get celebrated for
this kind of achievement its pursuit seems
to have irresistible fascination, and the
sad case of Capt. Doig has mGny prece-
dents,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-30
The True Grounds OF Confidence.

Whence comes that firm reliance, that absolute I'M
doubling faith in the efficacy Of HOstet,crs Stomach
Btters as remedy for indigestion, bilious disorders,
intermittent and remittent feyers which VIGOROUSLY
prevails In all parts of the United States? This conf
dcnce has been growing for twenty years. and it is still
extending 1t il not tine result of crsdulty It has not
been cngendcred BY any human Device but the sEou-
aneous and natural consequence of experience. What
people daily going under their eyes DIZZY can
not question. When families in unhealthy districts that
resort to this wholesome vegetable tonic as preventive
escape periodical fevers and their immediate neighbors
who neglect that precauton Frustrated by the dis
ea,e how is it possible that the phenomenon should be
without it's lesson! In like manner when it is seen that
obstinate Of dyspepsia of liver complaint Of
stipaon, OF weakness and OF general debility
yield to the operation of the famous remedy how can
ilcreduy itself withhold its endorsement? Eye
witnesses of tEo sauary effects OF the bttCr are to be
found in every civilized gettlenedt on this continent
Tho thousands upon thousands who owe their resors
ton to health and strength tieir preservation from
sickness aud it's extraordinary medicinal properties are
enthusiastic in its praise The multtude5 who recon-
mend ii in noghborly way to their friends and &C
guaintAnce az well as these who make public their
innate Of it's virtues, sUays ready to state their
reasons for the faith that is in them They have all
either felt or witnessed its benifeeat operations,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-30
News Summary.

BALANCES in tho U. $. Treasury,
Coins, SS3,Sl7, 1903; currency, $3.50,
552; coin certificates, $l8, 744, 900.
CHAMBERLAIN BRADLEY of New York
remarked, that man could not whisper
now-a-day, without being overheard
"by some newspaper cuss who would
print the whisper"
Or the accused Communists in France
who have so far been tried, 1865 have
been discharged, and IT'S have been con-
victed and sentenced to various degrees
of punishment
Gov. FAIRcHLD of Wisconsin has
authorized the furnishing Of $4,000 feet
of lumber free of expense to every house,
holder who will rebuild on his lotrecent-
ly devastated by the fire.
THE French army is soon to be uni.
formed anew rs follows Dark blue cap
with red turban, ornamented with tri-
color and cocks feather blue tunic,
with brass buttons and red trimmings
and grey trousers with red stripe.
A BILL has been introduced in the
Tennessee House Of Representatives,
providing that all civil cases shall be de-
cided by the Judge, without the inter
vention Of a jury, unless the parties,
or one of them, demand jury trial.
The emigration of French Canadians
to the United States this year, accord
ing to the Quebec MercWN, has been
double what it was last year, and this
too, in the face of the extraordinary eff
forts that have been made to induce
them to remain Mt home.
A MAN named j. Mallon has been az.
rested at Clems, Marion County, Cal
for numbering his partner, named
Thomas SiIvas, in order to secure $50.
He compelled n woman with whom he
lived to assist him in sinking the body in
Belinas Bay, and she revealed tie
murder
A NEWLY married couple in Baton
Rouge La, fearing an attack upon their
house, slept with revolver under their
pillow. The husband, in the night,
dreaming that some one was after him,
seized the revolver when it was accident
tally discharged, Instantly killing his
wife
IN suit brought by the widow of a
passenger killed by the explosion of the
Staten Island steamer Westfeld, to re-
cover damages, the owners of the vessel
set up thcplea that the passenger had no
right on the boat because, under the laws
of New York State, Sunday travelling is
a misdemeanor
IT seems to be pretty certain that the
Pope intends to leave Rome shortly
He has intimated his intention to NJ.
Theirs of taking up his residence in
France. Theirs vaiuly tried to dissuade
him from doing so, but, yielding at
length, has placed the Castle of the Pau
at the disposal of the Holy Father.
\ GREAT Bonapartist conspiracy has
been unearthed at Paris. The scheme
was to effect the arrest and abduction OF
Theirs and the transfer Of his authority
to some emissary of the ex-Empcror.
Bonapart's generals were the leaders in
this scheme, OF which the details are
said to be well known to the spies of
Versailles.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-11-30
The Mormon Question.

In the great lawsuit of the People as.
Hawkins, which has struck so heavy a
blow at Mormon institutions, by the
conviction OF the defendant, much sur
prise and some adverse criticism were
evoked by the circumstance that the
prosecution was fol adultery, instead of
for biG0my under the act of Congress
Of 1862, an act intended to reach the
practice of poiygamy in Utah. The
reasons were, briefly, that bigomy re-
quires the proof Of at least two marriage
es, only one Of which is lawful. The
polygamous marriages are a secret cere-
mony, of which, as experience has
shown, tho Mormons, when called into
court, deny all knowledge. The lawful
wife cannot testify against her husband
in such prosecution. The unlawful
wives would not give their testimony
because of the social position to which
it would degrade them. On the other
hand, in adultery cases, under the Utah
law, only one marriage need be proved
the wife may be witness against her hus-
band, and while she may know nothing
of his polygamous marriages, is likely
to be cognizant of his adulterous acts.
The sagacity OF the course adopted is
evident in the charge Of Chief-Justice
Mexican to the jury, showing how the
proceedings for adultery steered clear OF
all questions about the fact or the char
acter OF polygamous marriages, and, of
course, no evidence as to faith in pre-.
tended revelation or a religious observ
ance on the part of a prisoner could be
allowed to influence the decision of the
jury since the question before then
was simply whether Hawkins had OIL
had not transgressed plain law enacted
by Mormon Legislature.