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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

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Haven ss:a.s.e 3: s:;e:;s :.''' ' No
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
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CITY OF a4F 81 Hs~..'e 7;y =; ;, ,,,,o,,,,
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Gam For Ftaaron E,ston Behtem A.asa Csasl Willie.
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msOr At Junction DEL Lack and wss
w-ws3Rs krrsE.. day Except susa.-s,, n.rqs, AM
town. Han bas and The West. Connects somsrvih t Psf
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MaLanoy Cty sleop, HSeyar.e Reading Co.nLia Lness
Eparst', Pottsvle. Harrisburg. &c
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2O mFor R,s;on. Connecls P.iinurg with lehizi sA
susq Division for Alent,xn E,ss
VITA LeIsh Valley L. Tor Asltvsb Catasaaqca a. P,s
burg for Belvidere.
$40 m.-For Painted.
n-Por Eag.0n Aelown ard Msnch CLuuk Consec June
zion with Del. LAX end West. r. n
1902. m.-For sonerv.le ALI FIe.anz.oa.
So. m.-Por S,nert.le
N m-CiScNsAu EIpgE diy. for Rastyn Bc,alshen Ae..
town Reading Isrrs1nre Pits nrh Ce,s,gj and Gacnns Ss
ing aud Palace lss to Pits burgh aai a-eazo.
6p m.-For S0merTi,s
To- m.-For Somervi1L.
7:Op. nj Emigraut) For PLli2s5ury
Sis r. m.-FOr Panieht-
Ii20 m.-For Paneeih.
Po Eiabe,h s:1 500 s:3o 7:lJ Tt zoo 80 tco su
1000 1899 lli5s 1873. 2i' l;3o 2D l:3). 3ro 2@ rs
400. $50, Ii5 500. ':5 5:k 6 G2j 100 7:3 49, S2l Hs.
lO:3O, lI:l0 u 90 p. IN.
Tickets for the West tbe Office he C-kA
roal OF Sew.Jee foot Of Lbey New.york AID at Tie p6ca
Re KICKER, Superintendent
p R.tov,y General Passenger Agent
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A GREAT OTFERl!

TT0raco Waters. A6l Broadway ~. ~
a, d,o, 0, ONR HUNDRED PIANOS ARLODBONs and ORGANS
Of dr 2seIa. nate intending ws.s srfs.ss =, a. .onthy
non cas- Will a1e roo fso ia
st p1i w. and rsut applied purchased ses ~,
Of PARL0k oEIAM ~ e. s.ss,a wv So ,S'
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Gituafious Uante6--females
Gituations Um1te6-- MIles.

MAN Of education and experience wishes
situation NURSE and COMPANION for an INVALID Aosress
A. NJ. W, 81 Brosj~ay N. !.
A MAN of education AMI experience wishes
n situation a. ATTENDANT and COMPANION or an n'Ald.
Address II. A. r., Box 1909. n. T.
UIRST-CLASS German, French, English.
l. Male and Female Help either Protestant
Catholic always found at WALKERS ~dce. i' sha'e over
Drug Store
ROOF-READER.-A reliable and expert
encea PROOF READER employei in frecis houses wisnes
THE SUBSCRIBER, q gentle man of expert
ence Is open position OF responsl$ s MASAGEk 10 me
sac any corporation house. banking CHeIcePonabe
differences Address e.. Tribune Office
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST


MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LIMB Water Gap stros sfg Serssna
Brghmon Syracuse sn Osvego. WITHOUT CIAkjG OP CAHl
Depo New Yosf oct NJ Blay and foot Of Cnsteue ,fa
ES ER ARRASdEhkxTS. commencing MONDAY, So'eANf Z"
500 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN VIA Boston Bnnss
drt through from Ne~York 10 Oweso without ar2s can
connecting Dover With Chester B. and q scranton sa ~
B. 4 r. fer KIngston Wilsessarrr Piston w. -. A.,
Branch Rsasch Wsroo With soal
for Asdover and Newton. Washington WITH the d. I an
for Water Gsp Suonsbur Scrsnn Great Bend Bnghan sr
nd Oswsgo and Eston w Leigh VaLeJ for al pone
1870 o.. LkIIIGH yALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark. Iona.
town. Daver. Waterloo Hscsetows Washington, PhilpbV nS
Esstoni ~ Waterloo with sases Rsirss At PhT.b
Beoseu Allentown Ma,ch chua Wkesbsns RsaAiae I'd
4% D. H. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. Paterson no
directly through Srant wlnou eAasfe Of
stopprg at principal saons Connecting J, Dover with Che X
l0 EASTOI EXPRESS ,csnecu = Dover Wits Chester
Bethlehem, Allentown. Reading Harrisburg and 'h' Yves.
a.d Sussex Railroads
$50 D. m. DOvPa EXPRESS. ~ "a.
Por M0RRlsrowN ,:l5. s:lo. ut1o LOO ~ 2:0 ''9 tis
o., and intermediate u $50, 7i57:t 9ls Ia
"A leo A m go $40 4:2r. 500 aud $40 o. m
Fer ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE, s,ae 75, so go 9:i9
and 20 n l:lC $780, 34o 42o 49, $3.50 $780, e'~ ''' s:
an a.. IN, NsEWIRK, 1850 7s 7t $50 si2 $40 .on le
"n Il on nd l!:co M sl6 200, s7:s 500 $40 $3.50 4o
.ao 80 $40 $50 $40 500 'sso 60 $40 SO sD a0A
li:sS D. m Trains marked stop At Eat Nevss6 an
WV N~' " SCHOOL, Superintendent
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CITY GOVERNMENT.

CouRr OF AppxAa-ALBAsy Dee 1.-THE iocx1ng " inc e'"
dar for Dec Il; Nos 1875 az, as. 4!s tGo 4oz ~! ~"
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY -, E.i.
P.sseuga, n ton In NewYork coruer Of yenh. arA
Fcurtn-Ave Eursao NJ Twenty tcyer1S.
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Sales bp Auction

4 RT SALE.
AT THE SOMERvILLR GALLERY 81 FIFTH AVE-
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Tho aboys win he soil BY sncon WEDNESDAY anu THURSDAY
EVENINGS, the l1h and 18th Of December
- Wv BOBERT sONERvIIJE. Auctoucer
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

John Pritchartil Circuit Court of fCidar county,
against Iowa, February Term 1871
Amos Stanley.)
To Amos Stanley, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court In and for the county of Cedar, in the
State of Iowa, n petition of John Pritchard,
plaintiff claimingof you the sum of one hum
dred and sixty-threc dollars, on an account
for labor, interest, livery hire, and balance
due on settlement with Resin Pritchard, as
signed for value to this plaintiff, all Of which
is more fully set forth in a bill Of items attach
Plaintiff also asks In his petition for writ Of
attachment which has issued against your
property monies and credits.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon Of the second
day OF the next term Of said court, to be begun
and held at Upton. in said county, on the 18th
day OF Februay, 1871 n default will be entered
against you, and Judgment rendered thereon
in accordance with the prayer Of safd petition
4w2 $. l.. SMITH, Atty for Prf.
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Commerce of the World

France exports wines, brandies, silks,
furniture, jewelry, clocks. watches, pa.
per, perfumery, and fancy goods gener-
ally.
Italy exports corn, oil, flax, wines,
essences, dye-stuffs, drugs, marble, soap,
paintings, mosaics, engravings, and
salt.
Prussia exports linens, woolens, zinc,
articles of iron, copper and brass, indi-
go, wax, hams, musical instruments,
tobacco, wine, and porcelain.
Germany exports wool, wooden goods,
linen, rags, corn, timber, iron, lead, tin.
flax, hemp, wine, wax, tallow, aud cat
tie.
Austria exports minerals, raw and
manufactured silk, thread, glass, wax
tar, nutgalI. honey, aud mathematical
instruments.
England exports cottons, woolens
glass, hardware, earthenwere, cutlery
iron, steel, metallic wares, salt, coal
watches. tin, silks aud linens.
Russia exports tallow, flax, hemp
flour, iron, copper, linseed, lard, hides
wax, ducks, cordage, bristles, furs, pot
ash, and tar.
Spain exports wine, brandy, oil, fresl
and dried fruits, quicksilver, sulphur
corn, saffron, anchovies, silk, and wool
| ems.
China exports tea, rhubarb, musk
ginger, borax, zinc, silks, cassia, filagre
work, ivory ware, lackered ware, an
morocco.
Hindostan exports gold and silver
cochineaI, indigo, sarsaparilla, vanilla
jalap, fustic, campeachy wood, pimentt
drugs and dye stufis.
Brazil exports coffee, indigo, suga
rice, hides, dried meats, tallow, golt
diamonds and other precious stone
gums, mahogany, and india rubber.
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Mark Twain on Chambermaids,

Against all chambermaids of whatever
age or nationality, l launch the curse of
Bachelordom.
Because:
They always put the pillows at the
opposite end Of the bed from the gas
burner, SO that while you read and
smoke las is the ancient and honored
custom of bachelors), you have to hold
your book aloft in an uncom Portable po.
sition to keep the light from dazzling
your eyes.
If they can not get the light in an in
convenient position any other way, they
move the bed.
Ifyou pull your trunk out six inches
from the wall, SO that the lid will stay
up when you open it, they always shove
that trunk back again. They do il on
purpose.
They always put your othe: boots into
inaccessible places. They chiefly enjoy
depositing them as far under the bed as
the wall permits. This is because it com
pels you to get down In an undignfied
attitude and make wild sweeps for them
in the dark with the bootjack, and
swear.
They always put the match box in
some other place. They hunt up new
place for 1t every day, and put bottle
or other perishable glass thing where
the box stood before. This Is to cause
you to break that glass thing, cropping
around in the dark, and get yourself into
trouble. .zt@
They are forever moving the furni-
ture. When you come in, In the night,
you may calculate on finding the bureau
where the wardrobe was in the morn
ing, or thereabout; sou will fall over the
rocking chair, and you will proceed to.
ward the window aud sit down i'm the
slop tub. This disgusts you. They
! like that.
No matter where you put anything
they won't let 1t stay there. They vii
tak0it and move 1t the first chance the,
get.
They alwaysave up the old scraps o
printed rubbish you throw on the foo
| and stack them up carefully OH the Ia
!. BILE, and then start the fire with you
! valuable manuscripts.
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West Indies export sugar, molasses,
rum, tobacco, cigars, mahngany, dye
woods, coffee, pimento, fresh fruit, pre-
serves, wax, ginger. and many other
spices, ....ts.....:t-
Switzerland exports cattle, cheese,
butter, tallow, dried fruits, lincnt silks,
velvets, lace, ,jewelry, paper, and gum
powder. 81" "'-' ,+.'*'' .s,"'"1" -..,t" *
East India exports cloves, nutmcgs.
mace, pepper, rice, .indigo, gold dust,
camphor, bci,zinc, sulphur, ivory, rat
tans, sandal wood, zinc, and many kinds
fnuts.
United States exports principal agri.
cultural produce, cotton, flour, p.ovi-
sions of all kinds, lumber. turpentine,
wearing gapparel.-Iron Age. .s,.....-s. .
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The Wisdom of thi Egyptians.

| The moderns are accustomed to pool-
pooh good deal at people so unfortu-
nate as to live before this nineteenth
century; but just think what some of
those remote people and times did man.
age to find out and accomplish for
themselves. There was Egypt-oldest
! and wisest Of the nations-what record
| for her y deciphered, in the last fifty
years, of her past.
What did the old Egyptian know
about the oldest of the arts, about farm
ing?
He knew how to manage his great
| river-the one source Of moisture and
fertility in that climate--so as to turn
the desert beyond its banks into a gar
den, and make Egypt storehouse and
granary for the surrounding nations.
He built reservoirs 80 huge as to retain
sufficient water from the overtiowing
river to feed it when 1t had subsided-
lake four hundred aud fifty miles
around and three hundred feet deep
| and this fitted up with skillf0l system
of foodgates, dams and locks. These
! were water works on q stupenduous
scale, truly.
As to what he knew about building,
who has not heard of his pyramids,
those vast masses, some Of which were
old in the time of Abraham, and yet
built with such faithfulness and skill
that the masonry is still perfect? He
knew how to quarry and move huge
blocks of stone, ninety feet in length,
and then cover them with accurate and
beautiful chiseling. The whole land was
full of these wonderful statues, obelisks,
tombs and temples.
| About manufacturing, he knew how
to weave linen so fine that each separate
thread was composed of three hundred
and sixty-five small threads twisted to-
gether. He knew how to dye it in pur-
pie, and blue and scarlet, and how to
embroider it. lie knew how to get iron
and copper from mines at Sinai, and
how to make useful tools Of them when
obtained.
But what did he know about science :?
lie understood geometry we'll enough,
at least, for land surveying. He under
stood the rotundity Of the earth, the
suns central place in the solar - stem,
the obIjquity of the ecIiptic. He could
foretell eclipses, the position of the
planets, the true length of the year. He
had found out method of notation
two of them, indeed, the decimal and
duodecimal. As for Chemistry, its very
name (from Chemf, which means
Egypt, tells us where it was first stud
led. No wonder the Egyptians passed
among their more ignorant neighbors
for magicians. AS for books, the old
Egyptians maas paper and wrote on it,
pnd we now have papyrus rolls made in
the time of the early Pharaohs; but he
went on further to turn his buildings,
his obelisks, and even his collins, into
books, inscribing them with histories
and biographies, by representing oa
them, through paintings and sculpture,
his occupations and beliefs, his hopes
and fears.
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CEDAR COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCI-
ETY.-Notice is hereby given that there
will be meeting Of the officers and
Directors of the Cedar county Agricul-
tural Society," held at the office of Piatt
and Carr, at Upton Feb. Sd, 1871 at
10 o'clock A, M, to make out a Premium
list and to transact all business which
it may have to do. All interested in
the success Of the fair ale invited to
attend.
II. SWARTZLANDER. Prest.
A. HOLTSLANDER Secy.
Dec. 31st. 1870,
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Could be Accommodated,

A capital joke, and ali the more palat-
able because 1t Is true, and can be youch-
cd for, took place n few Sundays since
at one Of of the prominent Fourth street
churches. 1t seems that worthy dea-
con had been very industrious in selling
new church book, costing seventy five
cents. At the service in question, the
minister, just said, All you who have
children to baptize will please present
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" VALUABLE
Farm for Sale.

Is situated six miles east of Upton, near
! Methodist Church, and one mile from
Prcsby terrain Chnrch; containing 100 acres, all
under good cultivation. one hundred and
forty rods of Usage hedge. two years old. in
good condition.; and fifty rods ofyoung willow
hedge.
on the farm are fifty varieties of younga apple
trees some fifteen hundred in numb Der: Cherry,
eurrants, gooseberrics, raspberries, grapes,
Strawberries, &C., i'll great numbers and in
some 5000 forest trees in grove, three years
clls and various other shade and ornamental
trees and shru bhery. Also. some l5,uoo ever
greens from 3 to years old, OF all the COM
,snnn Varieties. Price moderate and terms
easy, For particulars, apply to r. H. POu Nd
,otf C. A. POUND.
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IDSY( (HOMANCY.--Any lady or gentleman c

HDSY( (HOMASCY.--Any lady or gentleman can
II make 81 900 month, secure their own happiness
and Independence, by obtaining PSltHbMANt1,
FASCINATION, or SOUL CHARMING. 400 pages;
cloth. Full instructions to use this power over men
or animals at WILL how to Mesmerize. become Trance
or Writing Mediums Divnation, Spiriualism Alcle-
my Philosophy OF Omens and Dreams, Brigham
Y0ungs Harem, Guide to Marriage &C.. all contain
ed in this book: 10000 sold; price by mall in cloth
81 -. paper covers II. SoTIcI.-hny person Wiihg
to agent will receive sample copy of the work
FREE. AS capital Is required all desros of gen
teel employment should send for the book, enclosing
cts. for postage, to I. W. EVANS Il CO.. IL South
sth St, Philadelphia.
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EOl, Sale.

CtEVERAL improved Farms, and unimproy-
- ed Prairie and Timber Land in Cedar
county, Iowa, for sale cheap. Also, several
desirable Dwelling Houses and Lots in Upton,
for sale or rent. Enquire Of
'N' WOLF& LANDT.
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WM. VI. KNOTT,

A TCTIDNEER Will attend promptly to
n selling all k tnds Of property at Auction,
IN any part of G. tdar county. y list OF his sales
will always lie found at the TIProS ADFERfI-
SER office where those desiring his services
can fix the day for their sale without seeing
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4. ID. YOUNG.

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, CLARENCE.
" Iowa, VIII pay particular attention to All
kinds Of building that may he entrusted to
his care especially churches and school houses,
and will guarantee all work to be done III the
best rnanter. Also makes out plans and specl-
drations 3GyI
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A CARD.

A Clergyman. while residing in South America as a
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy foI
the cure or Nervous Weak Early Decay Diseases
of the Urinary and seminal Organs. and the whole
train fdiS0rders brought by banetn and vicious
habits Great numbers been cured by this noble
remedy Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. III sealed enNelore, to ans
/ one who needs il, FREE oF CHARGE. Address Je
SEplI +. INMAN. Station ID. Bible House, New orb
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IOT\SELINt; and Practicing Physician and
~ Surgeon, Upton, iowa.
Esr Residence on the second block east OF
the Pennsylvania House. III
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Scientific American
For 1871.

T\V YEAR.
vUNhis splendid weekly, greatly enlarged and improv
II ed is one of the most useful and interest NJ
Journals published. Every numberis beautifully
printed fine paper, and elegantly illustrated will
original engravfngs, representing
Nexinventions: Novelties in Mechanics Manufactures
Chemistry, Photography. Architecture. Agriculture,
Engineering, Science and Art.
Enruers I,lrentors, Mechanics, Engineers
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~ T.. r. RlGDK,
'Yf~{@IbENTIST:

rtpToS Iowa. Of,ice over Culhcrts"n'S store.
Residence south Of Court House square.
Refcrences-t'. J.. Chambers, NJ. d.. II. ii.
Maynard. NJ. D.. Tipton; T. +. smith. u. D. =,
iowa City; Thomas Coates ana Il. II. uie, NJ.
H., Clarence. Moi"
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POST HOUSE.

DYE. T.. POST, CLARENCE, IOWA. new
- Hotel throughout, convenient to the de
not and kept with the utmost regard to the
comfort convenience ana satisfaction of Gus
toners. NlInl2
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FARM FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE, WELL IMPROVED FARM,
a situated six miles east of Upton, eight
miles south of Clarence and sixteen miles
north Of Wilt ,n consisting of 2i0 acres choice
prairie land, all under CIVILIZATIONS 80 acres Of
ID in tame grass, miles ofhcdge, living water,
small fruit of every variety: also % acres OF
good timber land, two dwelling houses, stable,
cribs. and ont buildings. Terms moderate.
price reasonable JOHN BRUSER.
Inquire Of II. G. PIATT, Upton.
May 18th, ~. "fh@i
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Holm s. TUTEHILL.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
81 Insurance Agent. and Conveyancer. Office
with the County Clerk in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Jan. LIST, 1868. nlvl5.
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BOYS and GIRLS Who engage IN our neWI
siness make from s. to 80 per day in our Os
localities. Full particulars and insuructto.
sent free by mail. Those in need of perm
nent profitable work. should address at ono
GEORGE STINSON & CO, Portland, Maine.
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4. II. GILLETTE.

DRACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND EIA
JEWELER, Upton, Iowa. CI.4
All work promptly attended to and warranted
shop in Morrow & I.andt's Book store.
1-ntIN
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GEO. s. COCHT. NJ. d.,

nnce with DR.. j. +. Kennedy. RcSidcnce
~ third door south of Methodist church, Tip
ton Iowa nity1.
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DIR. II. II. MAYNARD.
T.. REIGART. ND.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, TIpToS.
Iowa. Office and Residence onposit' ~
House, II Is
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H.. ID. BROWN.
UNDERTAKEN, Upton, IOWA.
COFFINS.

Assorted sizes, kept constantly on hand AT.
furnished on short notice, with ilearse, when
required olyl
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
S 8 8 s s s & 3 3 8 B 8

TO THE WORKING CLAsS.-We are now prepar-
ed to furnish all classes with constant employment at
home the whole of the time for the spare moments
Business new, light, and profitable Persons of either
easily from SOC. to sj per evening" and pro-
portonal by devoting their whole time to the b
siness. Boys and girls earn nearly much as men.
That all who see this notice may send their address
and test the business make the unparalleled Offer
To such not well satisfied Will send 81 to pay
trouble of writing Full particulars, valuable
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PALMER I4OJsE.

Mrs. MARY PALMER. PrOprietress. Eoard-
wi ers and the Travelling Public will lind
every thing for their comfort at TINS House
Good IN eals com Portable rooms and beds.
Cedar street, Upton, iowa. 2N
Good Siabling attached.
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ID They always keep coming to make
your bed before you get up, thus destroy
ing your rest.and intlicting agohy Upon
you, but after you get up they don't
come any more until the next day. " ga,
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lsICI<EHE
HNriliU a. Huip cutting

SAIISbSbIS.
~ CONWAY wishes to inform the citizens
VI. of Upton and vicinity that he has opened
a shop III the City Drug store building, where
he viii bc found always on hand, and viii try
to please all who will give him n call. Ladies
hair cut or shampoOcd at shop or residence
Long hair purchased and made up to order in
switches. CvriS or Waterfalls. no
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WEsIERN uSt PATENT AGENCY PECK &
w Matt, noleast corner Clark and Mad
lson streets, Cnl.go, Ill. We invite the cor
respondence of t,se interested in securing
Patents, ,Sl Extensio, Reissues, Caveats, &c.
our mottoes are bmptness and thorough
ness, ana tne cnahs as moderate as good
work will permit 4 information gratis.
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Agents! Red This
The Japanese Hair Ain
AOOG USE THE "vEGEIABlE O-n
lO.O PULMONARY BALSAAbW
SIS to $40 PER DAY. NNS; WSx.

The old standard remedy 1OF IOuBhA, Ids
Consumption. "NoUtiig BETTER" '
CUTLER BROS & CO., Boston.
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ED. IL. INGNAN.

HOUSE. SIGN AND DORNAMENTALPAiS \
III ter, Upton, Iowa. VII