'THE
T«
I. Stttarf**""'
italic* to A*
c®"tw
wishing to coottaM
g. If fuhwribew
•pee oi
Bsy continue •e»!
nerageesroj^
8 If mibsoriben neglecTW Nine to
take their p«riodic*l» from the office tj
which they £14
Mgpon»blo till thev k»** •euUd tie bilL
iiHriftrdefcd ihwiiifooitnttwL
4.
J**-
irMbMfOwn rawr* to «b€Tpl»
C„ whhMl infra** *VKMW,w
A. pp.™ »*r
recti on, they are held retpOQtiwe.
k
The eowta here datkbri that re
tamg to r*blk*h Iron the o«».
temering than «ncalled
for, priKUt facte evidence of mteation
al fraud.
j\ journeyman pnnm can And a Htm*
tin* at this office, by applying *xm«
v*Tb» SIMM MX1L
ffe h#*e in Tipton a Urge sized ateam
ill—an enterprise of John P. Cook—
^tch has been elected a number of
years, and as yet of f»rf little advantage
to any one. Messrs. Friend & Culbert
«on first tried their band at running it,
and did run it for a couple Of years but,
^tumstances were sueh that it did not
prove profitable. Others hare tried it
•with like success. The great difficulty
is the insufficiency of water. We learn
that Henry Bagley, of th»« place, has
now taken charge of the mill, and is about
Trying a plan of obtaining water, which,
although altogether experimental, strikes
Of Us bearing a fcasability upon its face.
It is a fact that in this vicinity the great
est amount of water can be obtained by
digging from eight to fifteen feet, and at
which depth is a sUaU of quick-sand
containing water. Below tbfa is diffi
cult to obtain much water. The present
plan is to dig down to the quick sand and
then dig a sewer or channel about one hun
dred yards in length, into which the wa
ter from the sand may And its way, and
from thence to be conducted to the well,
at the rear of the mill. If this eiperi
merit proves successful it will be quite an
advantage to our place and the country
surrounding. The mill is laige, and erec
ted and finished with a great d«*al of
pains and expense, but without water is
of little benefit. We hope that it may
prove successful, and thai Mr. Bagley
may fully realize his expectations.
-r
Mew Store*
We gfte notice in advance that
let SWETLAND has been to St. Louis and
porchased a stock of goods which are now
on their way hither. Hold on, and we
w»lj let you know what he has laid in,
.• •."•
when it come*.
i i ml i ilm
fd^Yesterday, Mr. FfcA** Dcics
uw entered our office bringing two large
water melons, which he placed at our dis
posal, and which were soon disposed of.
Hie treat was worth noticing—they were
the best melons we have seen this year
no pumpkins about them, nor were they
raised in a squash patch. To poor ed
itors and printers, who are shut up in
the office, day in and day out, they were
truly quite refreshing. FsiK is
er fellow, and has our thanks.
PUBLIC SFIRIT.—This
is something
which in some placet is much talked of
-hut which exists ouly in words, and we
verily beliere Tipton is one of those pla
ces. Mr. Holtslander,who has just return
ed from a trip through the western paxt.of
the State, says he thinks there is less im
provement going on in Tipton than in
any town he passed througlu This real
ly ought not to be told abroad, and our
citizens ought to blush to hear it. Here
we are situated in the midst of a fine
country with every promise of reward for
our exertions, and yet indolently settling
down, and doing nothing except to devise
ways and means to avoid die usury laws
the State.
Und then such an amount of jealousy
etc cists hero! Since Tipton was laid
out, not one stroke has been taken to the
the advantage of streets. The town coun
cil proposed to have Cedar street graded,
and offered all that was in their power te
obtain it. Sealed proposals were receiv
ed—all of which were beyond the means
of the Council, as each bidder had in
view the one idea of getting rich out of it.
Mr. SweUand, who is about the only en
terprising man in town, offered to do the
work for about $400 less than any one
else, and yet he could not liave it for fear
he would realize a shilling or two out of
it, although far below what any one else
offered, and so our streets must remain
ungraded and witeont a bottom, until the
present generation dies off or goes up
Nebraska, and a more enterprising set
come in.
iA)so, many are wanting to build, but
HHterial is dear and scarce
$5
ISO is of
fered for brick, and yet at this prioe, with
good chances of burning, whereby a good
p*efit can be realised, yet no one can be
found to take hold it, and so the town must
languish for want of Wick ^ta build with.
Quite a stirring people,
»lA0T*Forty liquor dealers in the ninth
§M in N. York have been indicted for
selling ardent spirits. The City Tem
perance Alliance arc said to have been
the principal mean* of
th«*f
Tiptpa etn rejuict of befrif tlfeVesi.
denee of tome cute chepe. We have
•ome mall boy. here-boy, between
tereaty and thirty—lug enough to wvar
1* whietere, (tight pinch!) who arauac
themeelve* at night by taking down eigne,
and placing them up at nnnsual places'
They are bright boys, aod we would pre
sent them with a Wight brass batt*n to
play with were we aot afraid tl,ev would
swallow it.
Fa*CD If StLLINO SBlkfLCS.-—Mf.
A. Gilbert, |f Cedar county, complains
in the
Advertiser
that he bought what
purported to be 8,000 which fell short
2,000. This does not appear to be an
isolated case of the kind. He proposes
to "have inspection laws passed at the
next session of our legislature, requiring
shingles to be put up in bunches of 500,
and full count, and appointing inspectors
to see that they are of proper length,
good material, and full count, and brazil
them according to quality*"
The idea appears to us to be a good
one.—MusceAine
Journal. .,.v
We intended to have addHK few re
marks on this subject, but received the
following communication from a reliable
citizen of this place, which supplied us
for this week. So long as our citizens
continue to give in their "experiences,"
we shall only add "amen" to it.
Ma. fcniToa :—I was pleased to notice
in your last week's issue a communication
exposing the imposition that lumbermen
have long been practicing upon the citi
zens of our State. We heartily approve
of the hlta of petitioning our Legisla
ture to pass a law appointing lumber In
spectors for the different lumbering ports
on the Mississippi. We hope to see pe
titions early circulating, asking the Leg
islature to pass a law that will prevent
this fraud and deception. In the first
place, our dealers in lumber are imposed
on in purchasing of the article of shin
gles, they to keep themselves safe, dispose
of them according to the count at which
they purchased. 8o you perceive the con
sumer is the one that is wronged, and sus
tains the loss. The Muscitine lumbermen
being brought in contact with the keen,
shrewd Yankees of the pineries and oth
er northern lu.nbering districts, partakes
of this greedy avaricious spirit, nnd when
they come to dispose of their lumber, they
will agree to sell you so many thousand
feet, but in uiue cases out of ten, in a
thousand will fall short from two
to three hundred. Unless tiie purchaser
goes in person after his lumber and then
he must have some little experitmce, or
they will pull the wool over his eyes at
lhe
rate of one hundred feet to each thou
sand.
A lad was sent to Muscatine after lum
ber, with orders to a certain lumberman,
to bring so many feet, and to seud a fair
quality. Instead of the lumberman act
ing like an honest and honorable man,
he loads the lad's wagon with poor, mean,
wind-shaken, miserable knotty material,
which fell short in measurement, and
charged from three to five dollars more
per thousand than good lumber of the de
scription sent after was selling at, (and
this is but one of many cases.
It is high time that rascally acts of this
character should cease. There is no
doubt that persons desiring to purchase
lumber, can do far belter by going to
Davenport or Moline than to Muscatine.
It takes one day longer to make the trip
from this region, but you can purchase
lumber at enough lower rates and receive
fuller measure, as much more at least, to
compensate a person well for the experi
ment. The lumbermen of Muscatine
have had their harvest—they have waxed
fat at their enormous prices and in their
remarkable shrewdness in measuring and
now seek to kick the buyers that fattened
them.
1
Hie writer
it
the ahere1MM only dealt
at Muscatine, and has had no experience
at Davenporte but the rumor was here,
that mnch could be saved by purchasing
at Davenport, both in price measure, and
quality. This week Mr. Catteli tested
the report by sending teams to Daven
port, and reports that lie has beeu worse
dealt with than those at Muscatine. So
it appears that until some law is passed
to guard the interests of purchasers, they
may 'grin and bear it,' tor go where you
will you find lumber dealers all of a piece
—all tarred with the same stick.
Shall the Slave Trade be Re-es
tablished
Two of the leading papers of the
South, the Richmond Enquirer and the
Charlston Standard are now boldly and
unequivocally advocating the Repeal of
all laws prohibiting the African dare
trade.
Yes, men of the North, it is but too
true! The editor of the Richmond in
quirer has acquired a willing and an able
coadjutor in the Charlston Standard.
Listen to this man's insane mattering®
Dubuque Tribun*.
frP',rrtl'irns
"To urge," be »avs, "that the union 'in"
equal rices is necessary to the proRre^ of hu
man society, and yet resist the-nea'.* »v
that unien is et^-tad, «,»ntwii«ti.•» wh
human Ingenuity «at '^ver reconcile
bX", IBiKS!te5»"« "J'it
tution. to defend it, to praise it and pray
f'ir's
diera to jirevent its cMension and ii .1
jfe,Mjtle
others tnau ourselves, is »™rr
huin
«B
sf
upon any reasonable principle
tioik."
The gentleman who haa becii try
ing to raise the wind finds htmself blown
all over town
Tr ~"7T
y recently been estahlisHed
ah |flS
01
shop-keepers and tradesmen, to
their sohpa and oease^worirmg on Sunday.
"iy
lafl
keeP avVaV
gals. —Vcn you st-e one coming, dodre.
Just «uch a crater as that young un clean*
ing the door-step on t'other side of the
street, fooled your poor dad, Jemmy. If
hadn been for her you and yer daddy
might ha bean in Catlforny Matin'
dununs, my son.
A tailor in Crnidoa has been fined 40
shilling for making a coat' with cloth-cov
eied buttons! An act of parliament of
ueorgc 111. enacts that every coat must
have brass buttons, and the act being still
unrepealed, the magistrate had no option
but to inflict the fine.
At a late census ol the i iiy of Bur-
hugton, Iowa, the population was ascer
tained to he 7,202, from which we judge
that to be the largest city in the State—
though Dubupue, Davenport and Musca
tine arejjiard after" her.--Ex.
The Susquehatmah Railroad Company,
it is reported, have settled all the cases of
damages resulting figoui the accident on
the 4th of July, fj* about one hundred
thousand dollars.
When does a young lady wish to
win more than seven beaux at once
When she tries to
eight.
Jasctti-aie
fiQ^The gentlest task-master we ever
knew of is a blacksmith, who says every
evening to his apprentices —"Come, boys,
let's leave of work and go to sawing
wood."
That blacksmith must be a brother of
the farmer down east, who, one season,
when he was building a new house, used
to try and get his hired out with him
to play dig oeflar by moonhghf
Tut BICOTST SXAKI STOBV.—Afcor
dingtothe Rtrhmond Bulletin, Mr. Win.
H. Cole, of Caroline county, Va., lately
killed 111 his field a huge blaek snake, and
upon rutting the reptile open, lUwd snug
ly stored away in the stomach five young
hares. But the ino.- wonderful part ot
the story yet remains to be told. One of
the hares, which must have been reo ntly
kwallowed, revived shortly after it was
taken 1 rum the body ot the snake,
ran away into the bu*/ut.
E\
Shut your eyes and listen mil me.—
Veil de 8rt night I open de store I counts
de monies, and finds it mix right, I count
him and dere be tree dollars gonfe and
vat dees yer tink I does den
I can't say what
Vy, I did not count him any more and
he comes out shoost right ever since.
SINGI'LAB DISC LOSUBE.—A Surgeon
in the U. S. Army recently desired to
know the most common causes of enlist
ments. Hy |eimission of the captain, a
company containing 06, the writer in a
pledge not to disclose the name of any
officer or private, except as a physical or
metiphysical fact, the true history was
obtaitied oi every man. On investigation,
it appeared that nine tenths enlisted on
account of some female diliiculty' thirteen
of them had changed their names' and
forty-three were drunk or partially so, at
tue time of their enlistment. Most of
them were men of fine talents and
learning, and about one-third had once
been in life. Four had in elevated ntua
tion in lite. Four had been lawyers,
three doctors, and two ministers.
VOTE
BY
B»t
LOT.—It
this age of progress and reform, that vole by
ballot should he tfie erception, and not the rule,
in the State of Missouri. Voting i* done by
ballot to St Loui* eonnty, alone and ia other
pnrSon# of ih« State, a
viva voce
ot
u
UH
Uttm
9f
ltoraalBing hi tile port offlkc ir ftpioiUf.'ff'
IH45.
krtrn,
W14. W
Arcr*. fnrv 2
Ajrrrs, Dav'iii
Alford,
Br»ili«rjv
Barry,
purpose df encouraging
m§* i*fcn*o,n
Wrt.
r*v)(j
^om th«
StfZiXS-
Pavin, iuw
Davis M.
P:i\ is. '»•.
Dure**, Jnbn
Hofidcr, K. 1*
Klliot, Simmon
Kniiif, Juo. Kniiiry
Fli.rk. lUvM
tir.ibrtm, William
irny, .linit
(.irimt-s, .Urneo W.
HofmHii. i'hilip
Hill, Alr i)iam
Hanrock, Win.
Hatii lil. Ilimm
Hary. Thitmas
Jxiu n. Feu-r D. 1
Julie*, K
Jack.!). C.
Aug. IS, MS*.
(fasten
Why are members of the
like inveterate topers? Because they of
ten put their noses into measures calcu
lated to break down the o institution.
"HAXG YOTR Cabin."—Captain, what's
1 he fare to St. Louis?" "Whai part of
the boat do u wish to go on—cabin or
deck?" Hang y()*r cafcin," aaid the
gentleman from Indiana. "I live in a
cabin at home give me thr est you've
got." S
and
i.rsit u\KBABITT—The foltowin* oat
rage upon even tlie decencies «f civilized war
fare is i elated t»y a Kumpean correspondent of
the N Y.
Tribmt.
"At Iim taking of Kincr«iiid (.1 Hissi.in
post) hy a detatclimf-ul ol tiie Fn^ltoh lieet, a
ciriuuniitanco coured which the world at large
-ti"iM kru\v. The Ruan.an vsoaifln u'ere vio
lated by tUe hu-liah s lilors, their h»use« laid
waste, aud thefts coinuutteii. Tlit- Russian wo
men were taken out by drunken xailrs to the
public common and there violated en misse in
the midst ol ui'gies liiat oald !ia^ Jon*' honoi
le Smith Sea cannibals! Tlu- coiumander uf
th« English farces, asliained jf this conduct,
afterwards aUe-uipled to apolv^i'C to the Gov
ei nor ol the place in reply he was told that
there was «.i:ie crirne f- which man Could
apologise, hut f«r such a ..-i.e -i t'us Htere could
he no apohffv, Mid he Wa* surpriwd to hear
one odererl by a nation ui Jar!lsudiiig well
the obligations ot einli/.ed life.''
JOHN
vote is taken.
A Wo*ni«H!i, DisC'-i £*Y has re. entH' heei:
made by I)r. Curt'u, of this city, in the treat
ment
Consumption. Asthma, and all disemes
the lung*. We refer to "Dr. Curtis'* Hy
geana, or mh Img Hygoan Vapor and Cherry
Syrup." With Uris new method Dr. C. has re
slored many alllic'ed ones to pcrlcct health as
an evidence of which, he has innumerable cer
tificates. Speaking of the treatment a physi
cian 1 einarks —It is evident that inhaling—
constmily br. athing a ^rec-bte, healing a
por,tiio medical propeit^, mus. couie in di
fect contact with the whole of th« aerial cavity
of the lung, and l!mf" escape sue many and va
ried changes produced upon them when "'t''-'
duced in»o the stoaiach, and subjected to the
proces* ot digestion. Tne Hygeana in for sale
kt all the druggists, throughout 'he cuuutry.—
From the N Y Dutchman "f Jan, 14th
See advertiser ..It of Medicate Inhalation
in another coi inri ot' Una
VAItUUuO.
Bvtlie Rev Williiun ltaglev on the 24th inst_
Mr ROBFHT 1'. )ai k w Miss Sajiaii Cravk all of
this county, utc Hi the KlVruoon *e received
the ab ve notice an4 n ith it came .t plentiful sup
olv of -nke—all Iiviii.^ were atiaiotnly waitiui(
for sunlit-: l*H.s to rintt al the time-so down w
,st. bovsand ivis, and had a feast by our^h e*
HOBISUI and his fair hride have the undivided
thank* of the ofli- e,
General Notice.
JUIrs. Pattt rsoa is now iu Tiptoo with
her Ddgtierreian Gallery, and will bt"
glad to futuwli all who wish to obtain
fife-like pictures, on moderate temoa.—
Her stay will l« short.
On leaving Tipttm, she wiii *®it Mt.
Vernon, Marion, Cedar Rftfida lift
July. 22d 1864,
it
Ta«a.
Furgiwon,
KHfer. John
Knott, a*. 8.
LmmIMV. Manpiwit
Lety, KdXiui»
l.OKan, Wrn. sj.
I«\ ol.wul, Oeu.
4
Browr, Mary
lieiiMitn, Coniotis A.
m~"
Br:iilsh%»r, I ni a
Bo\l, Samntt I» '4
Nlttiier, Henry 1..
Baxter. Mr*.
A.
Brawn, Junes
Be»l.
Hurk, Johu
1 Joe! I.
'niter 'ieorge
Colon, C. M.
Cory, S. H.
Ci'rdeU, 4 jjiJvf
Colon, James R., ».^4
W.
McCl^lhinti. AWia
McCloHd, Wa
Maaoa, W m. 2
McClelland, 5#orfe
Maj's Muiuiiln
Morrow, 1» id
Mver«, Nin Mirtbl
Vlfknld (ii-ii. I,
O'Coonrr, («•«.
Ortoti, H.
IVterwm, M»r|all
Prstt, Sidney B,
Pun, ll*niet
I'irie, Uolie.rt.
Pattersor,.
Ue«de, Nailua
ItoWi't*. II. M.
Hu»*vll, Snr ,li
Holn rif, Imil*
Hpnrr.
w
:r
Gr« I,.
Sealy, Si»l» u»,
Suivcly, HIi/.itMBi
S«pr, MKs 1 aroline
m. liurc. Truman.
Tlmrn, .losr pli
V»U(ihn, Oeorg*
V'anUrrburKli. John
Williams.
Weaver, l'eti
Wa.lv. Jan.U, 1».
Warohaiii. Ci ergC
Watim.n, Jait4
WeUs, Fli tolitr
WHev. Am«w«
S. M. f. M.
Only Look Here!
Meat Market!
BKKK an 1h» hud rejrnlftrly ?t*r\ Ttiesday and
Saturday muniinc*. mi Ml'TTOft very Tbura
1:iy, at tli 1?
lilt I tiitsJ ff'tviar.
HAN H.U1RAA3.
iwto (UMertisemcnts.
LIME, LIME.
TV* uii'U rsinnoil are now luiiuiiif I.iroc at
lli' ir kiln »n I'e-l.ir river, two mil. nliovo Hueh
efter, aud are tirt'|tar'd t« au}}dy a.! who favor
them witk i call, wltti Lime of the »H -tquallt}
ant toa!*i«ft:i:tMe term*.
Groat Bargains!
JX U15AL EST ATE.
The undersigned »fTers the following
choice Piatrie land for sale at low Eg
ures, portions ot i' being situated within
three k. lour miles of Tipton:
8W4 of See. .16 T*WO til K» a W. ICQ a
SKf SWJ li, *1 2 tfl
N| If. Hi I t*
Wi iSKl 29 81 1 80
For ixirticulars enquire of
H. (?. tTATT
at his office in Tipton.
Bl?. ITl*IU).
strnGBOisi pmvTuaT.
\1
T".!.
ri uiinn Utie a tew Jrt.H. will in
V s^rt any style of platf rtecireA. Filling, ex
tra tin ', elransiun, Ax-., will be attended with
th- irreiiteiit are.
at the Tipt'Ui House.
"By
wo Thrive.*
Industry
STOVES! STOVES!
Copper, Tin, and Sheet iron.
Ojipostte fhr Eagle, Hotel.—
'I'UK Subscriber bavin# juxt opened
A an-1 t.u xhoj., ami ruct'vtda supply
r* 1
A ri:u-it 11, 1M1.
1'AIU
is a strange thine, in
SROR.1GF.JI N
JU
1JA
Julv twefttien iH.il.
stove
:f the
latest improved and be* ii.ith-rn of coeklng,
PS rlor. :ind box stoves, Is n-'-v rMidy au^T'ly all
thfiM wlin will favor him ith then patronage.
/-£f~Tinauu opper ware and st.ive coa
t.int!v unhand or mail.* tt nloirti-nt notii e.
^C^R)Ktin. spouting, and jobbing of all ktnd»
attended to with neatiies* hiu .:inpstcii.
n^7-tf W11 ,LI A I f. A MO I.
LAND FOR SALE.
OA ACKLS ol goo.1 rnirie land for sate
OU cheap, sittiated five miles noith-east of
Tipton I'mchn-ers will apply iiutn iltly ax
Tin Und will 1»" di))oa»»d of. Knunire of
IOWA CONFERENCE SEMI
NARY,
Mount Vernon, Iowa.
'I^IIK. FALI.TKKM of this iiutitution will opi-i»
1 on
Thursday, tht tu tut^-fourO. of August,
COMMISSION.
I. witletrav n luo t!i« luanch ot
1 business—other houses arc exel isively in
ih.» t.nsirn out wi wish to niifino our 't nti'in
cntirelv to the I-.lie "f
AteEtOXZAIVDTStll.
\V« would lie pleased have our frie.niln call and
xamin*' our hUk k, whic.'i n at al{ 1.111 lull, und
will e sold -in-ap. JOHN LEMI' .V CO.
Miwcu'lii", Jn'y 1". 1VK I. tl
liLNT. P1LASI, W.U11'P TO TUE im OFFICE
'PHE bl'BSCRIHER having sold his
1 fstatdiclimeiit. now srttliup up UU bu.-i
rie»s. Tlio^e .n'lfltea to hint by note or bo jk
accoant will pic.i rail and eettle up without dc
lay. nS4tf W. U MOON.
"IS IF Witt
9
1VIU8XC HTOZUB
NO. 2, LE lLAIRE ROW,
iXdVEXi ORT, IO W. i.
I I E S u a w i e r- s e a v e o n n
nounec to the citizc n- of Tipton, nnd Cedar coun
ty, that he tins uo«, .uul keejit. ronsUntly on
hand a large and vi11 superior ttii k of gold
and silver watchen, of every kind and quality,
and the largest and best selected «!ork or jewel
ry to le fonnd in the State. Al80, all ki?id* of
MCS1CAI. JN'STHlTMKNTS su.h .1? CJllt^rtt,-
hi^•k»*rine^,,
Hallett. l»avl« k Co'*, and other
iano Fortes. 1'rii.i 1-' velebiated Melodeons
UttiUtrs-- Actoideons. Kbitee, Violin*,
AL4SO A LARUK **aOTMBNT OV
^orrLAR Rlflt froll PIANO ...NO OVITAR.
Pi^wFories and Melodeons strictly id
Manufacturer's pyrites wilh addi
tion of freight.
1
I invito any per*ou wanting any thiag in mr
line to ki\c uie a call, oi' write to m.-, and 1 will
guarantee satisfaction froth as regards jiri'*e« and
quality flood*.
Dtmnport.Jvly,
51. ti35 P. M. H'TSEX
PiATT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
WILT,
Purchase and sell Real E^'afe, locate
Land Warrant*, attend to the P?yioe'it of
Taxes, liiveatigatioii of titles, conveyancing, &t.
J^irtioular attention ^ivexi to
collections.
MLk at'SINKSS INTHt'STtl) TO HiS \R£, 9flI4.
ItK AirKNJJt.Il TO WMii
fromptuctk and Fidelity*
Ofllee in the Court HiNtai the Re
cuider. Tipton, Iowa,
M.1C.L CHAMBERS,
PttYfticuxs j\t PfircnrsT*. ""M
TIPTO.f, IO If A
teAi.ERs
tn
*AIMS, OiLS, DYE STUFFS.
fiLjssii jRE, Hixnatr*.
A
JlL.1SSt UlijYISHESi
TERPEXTLYE,
TOBACCO. SNUFF, CIGARS,
•RusHrs. TANCV SOAPS, FturrMEM 1ES
TOILCT ARTICLES.
Ill short, every ilwi ip.Hon
ft
Rt»ods qmalhr
Ammdl w Dnig Ktore-*, al! of whkh wa
at the lowest
Alt»o for Hale.
Dr. Wi«tarl!i of WiM Chefry,
Oj: ooJ'» liultan Col«jn»iie.
n
Riser's it ami Tar,
Owysiott'* Yollow Dock and SaraapCrtlla,
Smith's Tome 8vnij.
i Avar's Cherry iWtoral,
1
I" Hloffait s late PilNai(t ftsnii HUM,
UHI mill's Mamulukr !.ii'lni'iit,
w
('°Fa
^f'Cf,ta','eaixl anti-bilious pills
H. t». rrcll's Arabian Liiuuient,
A.
ii.
Bragii's
Mu^tanj
I.iniinonls
And many ether pnpnlat metiicine* of the
ni'tou, No\. 12,18^3.
ll'OIl!
rf^HE imDEli^U.Nri) k..?p cons^nfty
hand a large ant complete awortiMnt of
Iron and steel. Also NaiU and all other arti
cles of Hardware#
nnv ?ftn3 SIT WV ft TtAfil.FY
db auMivC&n.
1*54!
OLDS & IIOIIN!
WHOLESALK AND RETAIL
DEALERS IV
Staple nnd Fancy Dry Goods,
ii1a«*warp, Qurenmaie,
MUSCATINE, IOWA.
(Under Odd F-Uows liall.)
WOUI.T)
J. M. Jt U. CAHKHEKIt
Wh oWauT.WBideT
HOUSE & HI GGY
FOIl
Aug. 19 1831,
ATiB.
Knqaire at this offloa
r«*pccthilly cull the attention of
the Citizens of Cedar county, to their
well se'ected stock which th"v are now recei
ving. Ovr stock of plain and fancy *ilk". drew
good.* aad embroideries canoot be si 11 passed in
the 8Ut».
MARX BLOCK.
[Lnteof t'lf i* in of MTormi'-U T?1 cl{ C*,]
Forward in* ami oniiui^ioa
MimoiiAivrT.
Water Street, Muscatiae, Iowa.
MimCOTAK ATTKHflON PAIR TO 8T0MKQ ARB
roBWAapttin.
(teth advance* mode Produce startd
with Mm.
OFl'ICU, aa Ware Room, in the large thra*
«oi v Brick, corner of Pine and Watir ntreetS
MiKc.itine.fowa, Nov. 111. 1«M.
DUNSMORE & CHAMBERS.
D. DPNSMOKT. W. CHAMaras, JR.
A. dUMBE**.
HAVING
amociated
nam earulaiyle
thetn»elv«« tinder the
of
IT'SPECTFIJLLY
tie
DUNSMOLLK &. CliAM-
KKRS, fur lit'' p'IRPESE .f ti ins.i -tin^ a
Met uiti!e, LUIIIH 'riiur
general
and Hed^tead
solicit the
TIII«IINPW,
attention OF
the public to
for particulars, enquire \rhere voti cat)
(iuiLVlli cNTST. .1011
i'«rafr Malrr Rlrrrl unit Iowa Uruse*
(I nder Ihe Ogilv e House,)
u s s i i v e o w i
DRY-GOOD^,
GROCERIES, H.tRDWJRh, At.
fl^ltia old catablial^i'd Firm, well known and
JL triidin^ honce, nave a heat y and
eninjdr-te «npr»lv of evprv nrtie'e, in their liiw.
•uited to the WANT* of thia people,
rI'MIT'
WKI.l Jil K i i al this ullice.
nnd
continue 1- week*. Students should, it possible,
be present at the oriftinizatiou of clashes on the
first day of the term.
To secure robins IU the ^culinary building, ear
ly application should be made to the Steward,
Mr.
and
iheir
utock
for variety, qantisy, qs.ility, and evcellenry.
*urpa-ie- any other e«tabli»innefit in Muscatine
City, or Nortiiein lowi—they »"»licit the at
ten
lion of ihctiado..: public.
STORING, FORWARDING AND
COMMISSIONS,
Heceive their prompts atteiitlaau
AlJSO—bn.slieU of Whtat, forwlucn
the highest cash pri.-c a ill be given.
AX.SO.
All kinds of Train an I country produce, and
ti ey will not even refuse wheat at the highest
fignren, on old landing deldr
Bound for Sail River
rnderolanol beln^ ,oitt to c*cnrt the
J. ec!»ni*atioui«t« nptlie above Mream, is de
•irous ofdi«)o(itiE of all lua etlecta in iLiaeonn'y,
eon-i.Htiug of lands hornet., furniture, teuemeuta,
\v:igi)UR, town lots. hn^!e«. barn*. Inmber,
new, fa ., Ac., ammtf wbl'-h U the undivided 4
ef 3 qra. in sec IB, tp79, i-tf I south went aec
Iti, t|)82, i-rf 2—ln() ai'in nort'i ea-^ti I
fid, _• 3—' f'O aere«: and aonth w"Mt «rc K. tp
81, r« 'J—100 acres, tltia pn.-e to all broken «ad
K'ood watfr upon it.
Being determUied tw eel1 oat, baf aad haK^V.
will dis|io,ii's of the above on reasonable terms
fur a.-1. or on time. ch.iserii will upply
».oon, af tk«' expedition will ftepart in a fewweeka.
»37tf CHAHLKS SWETLAND.
^oiatoinrri niitrcTonv.
frtmitf Officers.
S. A. BfSSl'LL,
Judge.
J. W. CATTELL,*
Clerk.
J. C.
Recr. ay id
S.
S. DEW ELL,
ill. FORD,
]|MI,
1! BIHI-LY,
Sheriff.
Surveyor.
('oroiui.
J. HUKER,
S.
Prosecuting Attorney.
iv. biNYDER, .V.
F. C.& D. C.
District Co nrt.
J. B. BOOTH,
Judtre
Terms second Monday in May and
fourth Monday in St-pt* inter.
fouuty Court.
SAMUEL A. RLSSELL,
V.
Judge.
Tt'iins, first Monday iu oacli month,
exccpt, April yid August, first Tuesday.
Cedar County %gi icultural So
ciety.
J. W. CAT I ELL,
President.
T. JAMES,
ire Preside/it.
S. DANIELS,
Treasurer.
H. C. PI AT r,
Secretary.
Justices of the Peace.
Centre- -K. M. I.-ng.
Polk— Do
v. N'-per, Perea Triuk.
Pioneer- -Corn, li is i» iW .rd, IJarM Platner
1 jrifi—-Hollio Parjoti*, Lt ^i* B. ('oll'ti^.
Red (uk---Sainnel u.dlin, W. A. Kiglijr.
Kocheater- —Geoige P. Co|fy,A. V. irrick.
Sn^ar Creek---.MarUn G. Nf i-i, B.
\V.
Wall.
Iowa --Klisha Scshoojev, John M. Ouitd.
Kprinnd»le---T! ornas Winn. Hiram fl.itivMd.
Inland—C.
b. Bacon, John II* llud.
bpruigfieiti—-Win. C". llaoliins. James H. Noe.
Cass-—Jackoinyer Baldwin, It. Mcfri-adv.
Collar
hoiign
V\|Ua.y
No. 11, F. & A. M.
Heki.lar eommunii-ationK on eai Satnr
fcuuil'. un or iel'*ie tiie full of the
iU''n, at the Masonic Hali in Upton, Iowa,
Gulden Rule Lodgu No 24, F. A.
Meet* eur.ii uridey nveimii on or b.'Xoie tli
f.i'.i of the moob, iu lioehe.-.Ujr, Iowa.
Manitou Lodge No 9 I. O. O. F.
Me.'U i'huraday •vttuiug ia e«ch week at Ibeir
Hall in Tipton, Iowa.
Red Crdar Lodge No 50 I. O. O. F.
evi ry S itnrdav e*e in Ro hi-iii-r. lown.
Forest Encampmorvt No 9,
Meet* tbe 1M «n4 Id WiMMiy in each
month in Roehe»ter, Iow».
Wall Paper!
Rm.
mnnr.TT, .o.. c»d the«:t«ii
tict»
of
hi* friends tn I EI)AK CCW*N'TY,
tohi-i new an larce stock
nooM rAJPgn,
7%e Largejf, Best Selected, and iJlifc'
in tht Statr
CV.-istinr of every variety of paffthn and
•tyle, s rat-..for nil e room* in a house, and
varying in prices from
A Dime to *1 9ft per Rail.
Together with lar^ aasortment of cheap and
line, velvet and Kilt iiIwINCJ. A!»o
^-iiWlNDOW FA PER,
of everv .irift v.
j.
And Fine Prints Curtain Fixtures, Stc., i.c.«»,
gjp^Now is Ihe time to paper your houses.
AN
n
PIUM LHS' Fl'HNISHINt
no*.
18
k.
'.'0
WEST
HAVINt*
»t
AT NEW YOftK PHICKW,
thereby saving the e\i« nse and iu -onrenienc#
of transport.,"Mon.
O S O S E E A E E S S E S
atwavn mi hand, or l'nrni«bed iit *liort ''.i e. at
miuiifa inrcr a iricea. n3)bw
pONsr.-lN I IA kopt on !.:in-i at .se
M-ll. 1J nsi.i's a'.'.ne Ko. n.-i.- at
Uair* gro
in
cry ill Uoi-hestcr, and T. 1(.
^f^(HAR»WARq"
L\\c«TlERy./^
'1
h'ricvltu!
Bonneta, \ofiona, Ate.
Tl.r good at this d.iblishment arc pttrch^l«»J
wilh ready inonej- the proprietors can there
fore aItord to sell aa cheap as any of the tner
thanlsin Lbc liver cities.
fry aive us a call, At Thorn's MH1J
Toronto, Clinton eo., Iowa, Nov, IS.
A E N
BEDSTEAD DEPOT!
THE
ciHuet iberi take Uus inelito4 to inform
the citiacn® of Muscatine, and the surround
incr coimtiei, that ttiey hive the largest and fcegt
supply of
)tED8TEJI)S, C1JJ1
R% jtJfD FWR-
K I V E
of all kindS| ever hrougrhtto thfo market,wtiich
they will fell at
at unprecedented low price* for trade ,iii kinda.
aali'nerer refnaed*
(&-c, ive n« a call, and ,«ee fm v ijrwlrei
at tin*
(Waer of Secoii.i and Clieatiiut ftfteta
Muscatine, hrwn,
declOJa3n&!f] DLN6.MOUI. &. C1IAMfiLflS
U.VIVEHSITY FAMILY MEDlClNESL
I f.
VF.R AAD JOVE.
THE University of Free Mediciu* and
A popillur Knowle-lire, Ii.irt.-H :1 to tin* AtiiU" i,f
Penu.sylvani.i, Apii' 2:»th. I"58, malnlv to »!teet
tin eviis ol i.pi riim» iiuoU'mii*, abo to hiippi the
pnldic TVifti reni'di-'.-,Whet. tlsr lite.li
ealadviaerv cannot or will not be employ, il, hav
i«H pur'it.i-o-d the nnalaU li- r.-in-'tii, Ko»'am*»
fofric MiXTi'ac, tire first nn4 only Ttnwn for
twenty year*, ax the certain cure lor Pe\« aad
Alt'ie, aud ,tw kiadred 1 onipli.intK, confident
t» :onuisend it to the attlicted. 'I'lte alio*# in*tnu
tilulioli likew iae itcoiiiiiieiW foi
biju-clcou^tuinti
ROWA»T)\-3 cvKroran -vnrr OP SLACK FISHY
•OOT.
and in due tiiMe will furmah iu owu metiv foi
every diaeaae thnt can tie s.i U^ HutaU.il iu thio
wny By order of the Trusn-r*.
JOHN k. now AND, M.
President of the t'nlversiiy, and the head of
the i'haima-iitlcal duprn tmenl. Home diapenaa
torv and otlii-e. No. i.s Ar. »t., I'hil.i-h-lj-hij.
K. W. 1 1 it 11, iu't. I'hil.-olelplua »i.a 1 1.. c'tva
ahKC, 'i i|tou. n.HT-ly
I'llAliliES MAI/LEY
w iii'U.m k ANT Pr.T.ui. i tu n p:
BOOTS & SHOES,
U! I ,/* I,
Shoe Findings, Saddlery, Hard
W3.T6
COLLARS, A MES.
.Vain Strec', .Wityuh, hm-i.
Harness, S.i-hlle, and f^ioe Makers'at
tention re»pec!fnlly directed to Lis large and
wtll-a.-i-orted stock of every thing iu their line.
Miller's 1 ill,
Situatc«l ou iio k Cietk, ii niuca west of
I'lp'oi is .-'.iil in operation, with plenty of
wat'-r. ind in uood rnnt.r order.
1 41.. prepmed to dc ciutoui work for the onf
L:4iitli part ot wheat and all other kind- of grain
cro. iid iu choppinl on 1 casonahlc tern^.and will
deal with th!tM» w ho fas me wilh their rustoia.
with lil»eijlity and honesty more than usual
amony aiill'-'i?.
I am ai-vo iiro-iarcd to manufacture
MEItCIM VT.lbL E FLO Fit,
GOOD
mid keep the
same constantly on hand, for sale.
C.I Sit P.I ID for WUE.1T,
ft th. mill. 11H HFNHV MliJ.KK.
R. m:
BURNETT
7~
Pt hJ.lSHKU ANII
VHUKSM IlkiLKR W STATWSEIV,
W 1 E
Awl «ve article usually k pt r. a book ^tore
«cc«nd Kt. HuM atine, Iowa.
tW AT'SO. Agent «*r M«Hne MW« Pwat
ili_' «ud WrappiiiS F*| er.
AV.HAMMOND & CO,
Tir*roN. xowA.
Dealer* Cfe
ALL tt&DS OF MERCHANDISE
WoiiU respeet/uiljr nay to tbe pekUc thai
tfeey are offering a
LJRflF .?.vn tVEU SELECTED
STOCK OF GOODS!
VERY LOW FOR CASH*!
O E I E S
RATE AlftOftTlf EST,
A tiaPT
Tmi.
R. Bt'RNETT.'
Main etrfef, iTuscatine. Iowa.
BUFFALO TYPE FOUNDRl^
WAiii.iioVSE,
Coffee, MiJ
&ut. Pepj)tr, To*icc.i, Ed"
ii9Mi Cuiieu Yarn,
Eurmt Cham,
$ic.%
4"c.
•""fl.^callan!
Cuiiiine for ictiiwlttb
FDRTIfi
itxr.ct «r.. nun-AtO *. *.
N. Lyman, Proprietor*
recently enlarged and impi ove.1 hu
i i.uiulsy
r\ rtnd
hl» H#H„rtment of Book, .toh and oral mental
Borders liuh •, S.i :i t-», A ., would ie*i»ec
Ide't m.in\
N and Anierican Dry C2o»d|i, of ev»
ery kn, !. ver\ low, bv
'BA»MOKD*Ca_
Bool*and
two l.tr^e f.111
II»*
«tyle« to
Trpe.
tt iiMy
e.ill the attention ot prinV re ar publisher" to
his est.ii ii-luin'm. Ktij"'ii» ,'unnli' f.n-iMtii•» for
executing oriiera nf any iu lgnlt'i le. he hop"«
by promptm'B*, to merit a continuance of the
favor* heretofore l»e!«towed npon him. teHe*hi-j
it to lie to the interc-ft of printer* iu Uia vianL,
ind Canada, to make, their purchaic* here
Queen*
Hat*
i #1^31
u*w-
ra«lt paid for Wlirnli
Cufltm U'ork done at ail an-:
pKimpily attended to.
July 2*J, Ml. ii35 J. & G. WISE,
GEO E
~MA
A N
IMPORTER V WHOl.F.SA l.F. DF.ii.IiR fo
iit
Sh^ea, a very choice »ekctM»r»
of all kinds, heap, Hv
HAMMOND CO.
Hardware aud uttcry, in trari^y
1L tOo numerous to lne, low enmt^h for
all practical pmy»o«e. B*
U AMmiD 4.
jH
1
4
n/ Liijfemevfs.
SECOND STKF.F.T, Mi'SCATINE IOWA.
nSltf
"*A. COlTRTWRiairr A. CO ,~
MERCHANTS.
TORONTO, CLI.YTO.YCO, 10 WJ.
STAPLE & FANCY DRV GOODS*
CROCKRIBS, MAHRWABFC. QUK*:NSWAAT,
HATS, t'AI'H, VNDSUUEh.
CO
WareRftl wian Ware
y O
a mi apciu q-ianiity on iiand and
for.ate by IlAMMOVD
Co.
8. »«. cKAL. rit\«. I V A Jf 8.
"CRANE & EVANS,
Commfoaion &. Forwarding Mer
chants,
AND WHOLR8ALE 1EAJL£BS IN
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, (JJGJRS
*c.', 4v.. $v.
Fwat it., Mu^catiat^inwA,
RASLBOADBAZAAa.
BY THO S VV. HARRAS8.
CASH STURM.
I THIS r.STARLlMlMKXT, 1
/V of the F.iisrte Hotel, in Tiptoe, ran at
Junes be found u.lill uul
5.nW
at
mplcU- supply of
noons,
I'ANCY NOTIONS.
AM A 1 \8«K ANO *fl rsnin MKNT
Book and Shoes*
Grocarit .s and Provisions
The be^t emr offered
tit
thin .MarkU.
of the be»t kind and quality alo. at all Uu^es,
to he had a eiiuine suppfv of
O Y E O
JV
E I I I E S
Candies, rnisins. »weetmeat!, nuts. lift, csk^b
crackeis. Aie together «i'h a '•n» ver-ce.i*iiiipf'
inpply of
APPLES,
wMeh are- eAMtfantlr *rr.\in^ MwHiy fcahr
ahi* W keep ou hand those .at are tr^w.
cigars!
Tom .il-.vav- keqw 011 hand file TargiWP'tui
best nvortinent of rigara tm krouf^to Ti||t
ton, compi ist«u(
at'i.Ai IA, niMirtK, HWANJJA,
*KIM A*, coLoaAPo, aAiAn^a**,
ntVEtftat, UM1*S,
together wilh many otlier choice kirn!*, both oi
domevtir and lr'r't n nnti'tfjctiifei
Tl»K A CC» O K AI J. KIN IM»
and ipialiUeif, kejd niatau'ly 011 hand.
This e.-t .hlisliment 1.1 one I I.I.dud. I Oil Mlfll
a plan tlnit en-ry man pationlstitijj )h»» HoiM,
can pet hio moto-y beca. Tom will xlwaM
be on hand mi cw de*ir»u« l. .-nhaiiee l|e
plea-iure.^ and eri»f.»rl«of Ins feM.'W tnen. tiiM
\iS call at satisfy yonrie'vc* Uemr«
!»t the place, at th« blaili'osMl f¥ae«aa
Tiptoa, J«nv lUth, lKlu
Ml ST TOE THE lltK!
ALL
Persons knowin.' tl-co1 e? to he it». '"li
ed to us are hereby notified to call and avttV
tbe ?ame, a- are ow closing up .'11
OLD ACCOUNTS,
and hn\ e waited already lout enough.
A hint to the wi*e ih .«utili ient»
FRIKNI) fc CtrLUKKTtHJN.
Tildon Iec- 4t. lt»S.i2, 4-t
.Vu.YE
V
SIGHT
a. a. an
MUXEY! I
DRAn^on New Ymk can be fia.f
the Sub-vriher in »ui)ts to suit puichaMaa.
Certificatee of Depoait, and lJiaftr on tit*
Eastern CitieH cashed—Ainerkan tiold fi
nished at a small premium, hy
VVM. H. TUTU1IJ.
Tiptoij, November 1 '2, hVi n!
KIN.)
[r. araia.
TXI XIVIH'
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Furniture uinl Hinir Wart Hdoihs.
We incite the altentiun of the citizen* vf
Tifilvn, and Cedar county gener?4, to
our astvrtvietd of furniture, thai and
mairesxei, rtsushtitt^ ff errry artich
frally (•allrtl for in einr fine. Wt htm.
some twa ty different ••itylts of chain, M-
rywtf tn prices from
#4 50
to
#40
per atiti Hocking, ,u J, om a0
Piure7nti
Hnlskttds from
duU.
to
»20.
plain und fancy from
$40,
$11
ta
-w tc f-tfl
u
piece.
In hr:rt, we thavk yon frt yovr liberal
patron age thus far, and invite all in want
oj 1
irt,. Its in our hut to gut u s a call and
we ahull ktrive to *Ult you ill price
style. tVe warrant every ar'uh to te aa
represented. Ware Room
1
M.
//„V,,
Door tst
•f tte Bank, .Muscatine lnt*t.
GROCLKIES! NOTIONS!
O N W E A V E
Having
purcha-H-d the store recently oi cupM«d
hy
ChamTier!: ft. Son, and returned ftia
lock p'o U to the same, is aow preparetlta
nipplv tun customer« with a full supply of
timcrrir*. »f all kind*, ami sodd rjiintiiy.
at M. '-ai.ne prices. Hi stock con^u of
atffraa, eorvgR. aoi.Afsw*.
wr. Rxmt%»,
I«A1,T, TBAH, el'lllbS .INOK*
andall articles a^iailv sold hy a ,jroc«t.
Tob 'cco, cigura, pij*:s
cutJte., confectioneriesfruti* and (n'w
alvray. kept 011 h. ioi. Ar.h
VauWe Notion, and Fonoy Altiden uf
ali kinds, riitnf tor cash*
•'^oaoow ia IIAIID TO
Ml p- r- feuow ins themselves to he fiide' .t
ed to ttie"either by tiute, tww4i at emtat or mhrr
**!*«, aic ieuue»U ii to caU aud mfttle—a Mot,
should he siifficii nf. JuJJN H'KA VK1J.
TRE.ME.
rt)0 us EX at TE.
HE.YT
ItlMI ItlRIV IL!
Adam lluir,
to liau'
Have
it.
y.Js
tone tn.o Uit: gioi uy t,i«aieeeaa4
be ftoiii at Block No. i, liochc$te(—
u.ay
wiiu'i- 1 hey ha.•• j-«.tt reee'uc.i
a
Urge and
rior assvrtment uf all kind.' of (ir.ri, ics, pr®.
vtaiones, fruits. A"., vhieh th"V tiow offer to
Uieu uuinerouti acit i«iaUnces« at price* |eifwtt»
ly 1 'oni.^hinc o. «nv eivili/id liawk-Kvc. 1^
»ore! they ar«* Hu'it Reaper than
any tr»iaalid 1 -t I esl