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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-24

| Friend has furnished us with severn
pamphlets, in which powerful argument.
are employed against the use Of tobacco
Tho writer contends that the habit is q,
war with religion; that it is deleteriou.
% health, and that il is productive d
many deplorable consequences. Among
the fscts and Arguments employed ars
the following, ~ IL ''
Science says Tobacco, is poison, !,
rank poison, - really as poison as rats
bane, Prusic acid or any other deadly
thing which takes the name.
The Journal Of Health, says, tobacco
Is an absolute poison; . small quantity 0,
which has been known to extinguish life
suddenly.
Rse's Cyclopedia says drop or two Of
the oil, .plaoed on the tongue of cat
produces covulsions and death in the
space Of minute.
A college Of physicians has said tha.
not less than twenty thousand in our land
annually die BY the use of this poison.
A German periodical says, that oi
twenty deaths Of men between the ages
of eighteen and twenty-five, one-hali
originate in the waste of the constitution
by smoking. The Same paper says, to.
bacco burns out the blood, the teeth, the
eyes, the brains. 49,.
DR.. Shaw names some eighty diseases,
and says they may be attributed to tobac.
co. a
Gov. Sullivan says, any brother Gen.
eral Sullivan, used snuff, and his snuff
lodged him permanently in the grave"
The French poet, Sanseuil, was killed
BY littls snuff being thrown into vine
glass 1t the Prince Of Codes table.
Becarme, Of Belgium, was murdered
in two minutes and half, by little nj.
cotine, or alkali of tobacco. af gag
DR.. Twitchell believed that sudden
deaths and tobacco among men, were usu;
ally found together, and he sustained
this opinion BY IN array of facts alto
gether conclusive. -.
The foregoing has quite formidable
aspect, and yet viii be read by TIE many
who indulge in the use of tobocco, either
with indifference or contempt. An i'm
mense sum Of money is paid in this coun-
try for tobacco in various forms. The
weed has, indeed, necessity with many
and life would be burden without it
Taste and habit are at once masters and
tyrants, and this Is especially the case in
relation to tobacco. rf
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No rules Of universal appicatioa eaa
be laid down - to the amount Of rest or
sleep, in the usc Of which there arc end
less diversities, according to health, hsb-
il or constitution. Every one must be
guided BY circumstances, always remcm-
bering that longer repoee than is neces-
sary for refreshing the body, has weak
ening effect on the system, not to speak
Of the waste Of time which il involves.
Seven or eight hours is the average time
for the majority Of persons in health. -
The same measure viii not suit oil indi-
viduals, nor even the same person q diff
ferent times. John Wesley, who was
very remarkable for the very little time
for sleep he allowed himself, though en-
gagged necessarily in active labor admit
ted that, whatever might be done in ex-
traordinary cases, the human body can
scarcely continue in health and vigor
without six hours sleep ont Of the twen-
ty-four. Two other distinguished di.
vines, Jeremy Taylor and Richard Bax-
ter, have affirmed, that four and even
three hours might suffice. These writer's
have probably looked At the question rath-
Or from moral than religious point Of
view. Medical men will be foand in gen.
cral TO approvs of eight hours - . res
souable average time. If less time sufIi-
oes for healthy rcpose, % much the bet
tes, from the additional time gained. -
DR.. Franklin once wrote IN ingsnious -
say, pointing out the economical sdvas-
tages in nst;ooal point Of view Of early
rising. In the year 1764, hs published
his economical project in Paris, where hs
showed that ninety-six million French
livrss, or four million pounds sterling,
might be saved in that city alone, With
it, population At that time, BY using sun.
shine instead Of candle light. Many cu-
rious oaloulations Of similar kind have
been made, and tho advantages in regard
10 mental scquisitioas have besn also
demonstrated. Il il only in regard 70
health, however, that We have now to
consider The subject. In childhood and
old age, and when the body il exhausted
BY fatigue or enfcebled BY illness, lon
ger period than eight houn u required,
From seven 70 eight hours are necessary
for most persoas, and there are very few
Who en- preserve vigorous health for any
protrastsd time with less than six hours
ilssp.
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The Afp.o.pAere Of Home. Care much
for books and pictures, Don't keep .
solemn parlor into which you 20 but onos
month with the parson, or the sewing
circle. Hang around your walls pictuscs
which shall tell stories of mercy, hope,
courage, faith and charity. Make Jour
living room the largest and most ehssrfsl
In the hosue. Lot the place be sash that
when your boy - gone 10 distant lands,
Of even when, perhaps, hs clisg . sin
gle plask in the lossly waters q The
vids ossan, the thought of tAs ain
homsslssd shall come aeross the desoA-
ton, bringing always light, hope and lovs.
Have % dungeon abcnt yca! hos:s--so
room you nevor opsn--no blinds that ars
always shut, --Has. Telegraph.
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A sensation was created some days
since in the vicinity Of Potters' Field,
in the discovery Of a body which had un-
dergone . remarkable transformation.
The body had lain under three tiers of
Of corpses, and the head and feet had
disappeared, while the remaining por-
tiou, which was somewhat enlarged above
its natural dimensions, presented the ap,
pearance Of wax Of an alibaster white.
ness. In short, the whole muscular struc-
ture had been changed into that sub
stance known as adipocere. This is a
species Of soap formed upon principle
analogous to what is known as ssfatty de-
generation" in living bodies. The acids
Of fat, the stcaric aud margaric, are form
ed and combined with ammonia and lime,
which are derived from the elements of
the body. ts-
Attention WAS 6rst called to this sin
gular Transformation Of bodies near the
end Of the last century, upon the occa.
sion Of the removal Of the remains from
the ohurchyard Of Les MRocens, in Par
10. The place had been used as ceme-
tsry for centuries. The whole erea, oc.
cupying about seven thousand square
yards, was perceived to have swollen to
an elevation several feet above the natur-
a level. On opening the ground, the
dead bodies we're found, while retaining
their shape, TO have been transmured in
to IN unotuous substance, gray, with a
peculiar but not highly offensive smell.
They had been deposited in pits about
thirty feet deep, capable of holding from
twelve to fifteen hundred, and the trans.
formation had taken place according ia
the length of time they had been depos-
tied. 1t was most complete in those bod
les placed near the centre of the pits,
which had been buried at least three
years. Every part, except the bones,
hair and nails, have been converted iuto
grds de cen.etieres, compound adipocere.
When the ammonia had been separated,
the substance remaining was found, both
in its physical and chemical properties,
to resemble spermaciti. It is asserted
that q wick inserted in body thus trans
muted, will burn for many hours.
It was formerly supposed that no such
change took place, but only the fat of the
body remained undecomposed after the
muscle had dissolved; bnt this PROPOSE
ton VAS soon discovered to be untena-
bic. A body which had been inferred
during the civil wars Of the Houses Of
York and Lancaster, was cxhumed in
England some years since, which appear
ed to be in state Of remarkable preser-
vation, the Aesh retaining the plumpness
Of life. It was soon found to be COM
pletely saponifed, and the adipocere
greatly exceeded the amount of fat which
the body could have possibly contained.
Muscle placed in water for several weeks,
it is now known, viii undergo this
change, the elements of proteine and al
bumen becoming adipose substance.
Eyeniag Post
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SwTLLIrIoATIos.--As We predicted,
the swlllies have triumphed. A majority
of the Committee Of the Board Of Health
have presented their report, with the
elaborate fgurings of Drs. Chiffon and
Doremus, purporting to be analyses Of
svill-milk, distillery slop, etc., tho sum
substance Of which is, that swill-milk is
sll right The Committee do indeed
most graciously eondoscend TO delicately
suggest that, hereafter, the COW stables
shall bs . few inches wider, 30 that the
COWS can lie down. Mr.. Haswcll has
presented . minority report adverse 70
swill-milk. But = majorities rule in q
free county, the swill-milk business Is
bound 10 20 on a usual. So, little chill.
drsn, b. prepared 70 die.--L.te Hlofra.
tel
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4 Tssas NJ = Iasa1s,. lasusy.s u. -

X 50 &@ss4 A @ss@ sss &#s ia
This nssts oss's ~ daily II ths -
Snn q "Wants !" nd u y = trus = ~
Psstateuch. Wantsdl OF sossss III
afs Waated 0lscets wanted. The M
kcs Gan never ~ otsr-stocksd; they Win
always be called fof and never ouooed
ssdull' Or "no SALE" Wanted for think'
ing; wanted for workers IL the mart,
On the main, in the 6sld, and in the foe.
est.
Tools are lying idle for tho want of |
yoang man pen ID waiting % be wisld.
ed; tree TO be felled; plow to BE- guild.
ID village 70 Be founded school q
b instructed.
They talk about staples and greet -.
pies. Honest, industrious, able yosns
men are the great staple IN this wosld n
oafs. Yoang maa yoa m wanted; hst nj
for doctor. No; nor ! lawyer. Th6e5
are enough Of them for this generation,
and one or two to spare. Don't study !
:profsssion," unless il b the profession
Of brick.laying or farming, or some other
Of the ssassug professions. Don't use
tape If you can help it. II Is honorable
and honest, and al that; but then, per
haps, you can do better. OF all things,
don't rob the women. Il ID their pre-
rogative to handle silks and laces, tape
and thread. Put on your hat like man,
don an apron and 90 out Of doors. Get
. good glow on your cheek, the jswelry
of toll on your brow, and good oct of
we'll developed muscles. We would 20
il We could but then we were young
longer ago than We like 70 think
you know when ones cold, he cast" ii
Besides If you become Z doctor, you'll
have 10 wait. Because you havn't expe-
rience," says an old practitioner; ''bscause
you are TO young" say all the women
II you are lawyer, and likely to rise,
they'll put weight on your bead, a Ia
Swiss, to keep you under; or, il you
make good argument, some old oppo-
neut, . gray - rat, viii kick il al over
BY some taunt or other because you we're
not born in the year 'sone." And so it
viii 80, until you grow tired and soured,
and wish you had been tinker, perhaps
''an immortal one, or anything but what
you are.
Bel farmer, and your troubles are over,
or rather they do not begin. You own
what you stand on, ''from the centre Of
the earth," = they used 10 say, Cup 70
the sky;" you are - independent - pos
sible al day, and tired, not weary, At
night, for there is q great difference be-
tween those two words, IL ono only stops
70 think Of it. The more neighbors you
have, and the better farmers they are, the
more and the better for you.
There is one thing more, young man.
You are wanted. A young soosaa wants
you. Don't forget her. No matter If
you are poor. Don't wait to Be rich -
You need companion while you live,
and not after you have done living. Ef-
fort il life, and cessation therefrom, =
grand and gloomy "has been" So, do
not wait until your time is all in the yes
terdays if you do, ten to one, if you are
fit to be married at all, to anybody that's
it to be married. Marry while you are
young, and struggle up together, lest in
years 70 come, somebody shall advertise
"Young Man Wanted" /" and none to be
had.-B. r. Taylor
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ssr The following by Prentice, will
do to laugh over. Az
Brigham Young says, "if our enemies
were to come here in proper spirit, they
would IN ono month embrace ourrcligion.'
More likely your wives, old fellow.
\ Democrat editor in Indiana ATTEMPTS
to excuse the political course. of Mr..
Robinson. His excuse is like the fel-
low he tries to excuse--it won't hold wa
ter. ... +as..... =. 4-.A .#s
We are so much the creatures of hab-
ii that even very offensive and disagresa-
BILE practices, if suddenly discontinued.
excite sp(cIes Of uneasiness and alarm,
Wa hing ton Union.
Is this intended by the organ al an ex-
cuse for the continuance of tho very of
fens'se and disagreeable practices of the
Administrations -
1t is stated in a Cape Cod paper that
the mackerel, though not decreasing in
numbers arc becoming every year harder
and harder to catch We suppose they
are getting smarter and more knowing.
II is very natural supposition, for they
are generally found in schools.
The editor Of the Washington yn,o,
abuses the freesoiiers. ue himself il the
tfeest soiler wo know Of soillng eyery
decent thing he touches.
1t u supposed that anEehs do not wear
dresses. Cur fashionable ladies ire est.
'ne more ana 4tte arYsle 4pwv -,
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POe try.
NEWER MIND.
\ bY u 2. HurCnrNvon, !,


ss.il y sAs~tsl - ~ s..,s..a, a
Nevts - ysar Asars grow ~; E1. fli
fAes ~ nsw ~ sssl asprsausen. a8 slt,ss
rsass ~ near yas vt,l u glalt I'D 4, s.E
NH eoae sse0y sAcuiA AAhaer,
4llt lfor soas enemies we And,l
Les yosr liie prociain their fAissAosd.
Never nindi tat3"
4 friend Aas oass deceived pea,
Think not III = bass y hs;
Tho there nay - one falss bsaesa, sa
Many ssue llghss ase q -. @s
ffapairos eyes - gisansue, No.
with expression aasAt bss kinl,
Pass along and nsvsg hesd tAsn.
Never mind:
II the naid ron have hesn weo,nr,
Lacks spon ron with disdaan,
Oppoaite, heart 10 hsaGias
Wiii rstasa yess lsvs aeIta.
In that yeuas and earnest Ssaaty,
virtas's ssered esn yssrl And;
kis yeus kind love l-snl tAs psSsd sas
Never Mind! a..
Every ship nsa hnvs the ssnpsse,
Kvesy little ress Ne shovss;
Bat The storm makes salu Ne s1ssses,
& 4 And tAe rAin impovss the nsws;
80 your sorrows, carss ard trosbies,
Should but make you good and kind
Haiithe future, then-the past time
Never mind
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- Mrs. Speckles says that the best
vegetable pin yet invented IL an spple-
dumping FOR destroying = gnawing at
.hs stomach, II u pill which may he 70.
lied on.
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sHaAg - tAs heavens with Hisct."

The Illinois journal asks il We can
"throw any light on kissing We doa't l
care 20. Ths thing i just ~ we'll in tho
DARK
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It's the little troubles that wear the
heart out. 1t is easier to throw bomb
shell nile than feather-even with
artillery; fer little debts, of dollar each,
will cause you more trouble and dunnine
than one big one of thousand.
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/ To the Legal Voters Of School District No.
| l, Center Township, Cedar County, Iowa:
This is to certify that on the 10th day Of July,
A. d. 1858, made d settlement with Henry
Reigart, Secretary cf said District, and Benjamin
Bossart. Treasurer, and found the following to be
correct In the premises, aad those wishing to see
the vouchers and receipts, can do SO by calling
Oh me at my residence. As to publishing the whole
settlement and items, have no nsncy to expena
| In that way. Ii 'is#@ IS 'AH asaa so Ga. a
1 find ritp. sta.ol j. ea sas.t s.H a.s.- ..r
aaaF ads * Raqart, Ser, T.. DR..
To the tax list of 1857, being the
whole amount levied, ss,ss5 So
Or. Amount collected by s. S. Daniels, 1871 o.
To balance uncolected of 1851, S3,s9s 81
10 amt OF taxes OF 1883, uncollected, 522 10
To amount OF s. s. Daniels as per set
tlcnent per Committee, 43 81
Total amount charged to II. Reigart,
Us per tax book and =. s. Daniels,
ex. Secretary, ss,ss5 II
Total amount paid out as por vouchers
now in my possession, $3.50 os
Five per cent for collecting 81, ,as3 Al, lag 81
Total for other services for eighteen - r..
months, and stationary, "a 90
Total amt for services and paid out, $3.50 rs
Total amt charged deducted, 3,965 IL
----
Amt due H. Reigart from s. II, +. s2l "a
Henry Reignf to Teachers F,sad, Dr.
To assessment rate bill for quarter end
ing June, 1857, s26s 80
do do December {" AT 81
do do April 1855, $40 81
do do July 479 IA
Amount received s. s. Daniels per 5
settlement s. J. Crew, Com. 80
Total amount Or. sl,s5s II
BY amt Of vouchers and ten per cent.
for collecting, &C., = si,sss sa
Total due III. Ecigart, 4 So 81
find the following, on the settlement with
Benz. Bossart, TO be correct:
g.. #aH Benjamin Bossaa, Dr.
To amount received per II. Reigart, on
school house taxes Of 1885 and 81, 100 02
s. $. Daniels, former Sec. 80 nn
Sam'l Dcwell, ex. Treas, So IS
III. Piatt County Treasurer, rs 90
S. s. Daniels. ex. Secretary. 81 90
John McCrosky, 500 90
s. s. Daniels, " .f 2l w
l.. Bradley, IL 6a
Total amount received, 1888 22
Total amt paid out as per vouchers Sl,6o3 ~
Due the District, S24 so
Settlement with Benz. Bossert Teach
ers' Fund, total amount received, sl,566 o6
Total amt pd out & vouchers for same, 1880 81
..f
Balance due Benz. Bossert, sl4 81
Total amt due the District on taxes
of 1858 and '57, .ss f.t ... $l,oSS %
Indebtedness of the District, as near
as lhaye been able to ascertain, $500 90
#8s@ J. w. BAaLEY, Sub District D,sctor.
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NJ. ]. Rlack, Of the 6outhsfa 1sseav,
declares for the dissolution Of the Union,
Let him hsvc tEsitor's reward.
sHang - ths heavens with Htsck."
Tho Bsstoa Investigator says that
Abhy Polsom, the unsexed bvawlsr for
voasa's rights, "h laying in the shade. /"
We hopo the eggs will not hatch.
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- Esrn money before you spend il.
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~Liye within your income,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-06-18
The Shoals and Quicksands
$50 cOF .YOU'EfR. 5-s.a

7 UsT PUBLISHED, tho Sd Edition. On sper-
~ ,matorrhea or Seminal Diseases.-A scientific
Nervous Eebty Sa
tary Emissions, Impotence, &C., resulting from
vicious habits acquired during tho critical pas
sage from Youth TO Mdnhood. By DR.. Culver
of England, 1927. Liceltiatc Of the HALL 1921
and 80 years Resident Practitioner in London
Author of the tGuide to Health ".'Green Book -,
%aow to be Happy ~; raNemoTs Sf Single and
unble Treatise, written by world renowned
Physician and Surgeon, points out the only surc
and permanent cure for all diseases resulting
It's kind written in benevolent spirit and BY a
scientific man. 1t should be in the hands of all
who value their life and h ealth and happiness
here and hereafter.
which it will be sent. post free, and well secured
by Dr.: Oh. Kline, No: 42o list avenue, Box 45S6,
Now York. ig15 If
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s,New Goods

WIN. JOHNSON 81 &C. have jast.reeeived,
wv and are now oPeningiat Briageport, the
largest stock of Goods eyer brought to, the eoun-
ty, and wilt keep constantly ON hand every
Kind of Gooasansaally kept Town or Country
= Fl hc Farmef Is Of Harrison, Lewis, Upshur. Bar
bouna TAYLOR counties, are re96ested to- ealls
and get their fail supplies on ten ms tiowsas
ANY other store in HE country gqA full supply of
Salt, Iron, Nails, Castings, Crates, gand every
thing farmers nsuall y wartI alway hand. Jss
u The N. W. Va. Railroad mpanychasing ees =
Stablished Depot at Bridgeport, for e,f6cep-,
ton and forwarding goods, &C., VIM johnson
& Co., solicit from, MERCHANTS and others a>pof-
-ion Of their CUSTOM Every effor be made
ito give satisfaction to thoserconsigning goods
to their cafe.tk 4 A u "A " 4
Ia Our,present cash prices fonthe leading articles
of trade, are as foTIows = - = q = = \
! tG. A.SALT, ,fhll sacks, 80 aESk a25
l. ;KANANV 1Al S4ALiEJperbu.i s3k
SUGAR per hundred pounds, =, o. .1lQl4.
g. Retail, 5.'-,s..C 129I5
COFFEE, ~ l9f21% al4
spun COTTON, fllse5sig 81 - j. T.
Drown MUSLIN, gGnI0
% e Dc not permit any Y enc e esl lower than
The highest marketpries will be given for all
kinds of produce in exchange for goods.
Those persons having lots wheat to soil for
cash will doiwel.to c,[lFhere before selling. We
keep posted Rs to the Baltimore priccs,e 4 ~ =
The conveniences ut this depot for forwarding
cattle, hogs, &C., are superior to any in the
country. Pasture, hay or grain can always be
obtained upon FUR terms.
October 10th, 1s5S.-ly.
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BayIy Kevs & Son,

WHOLEslE GRoCERS & COMMISSION
Nv NERO lint S, No. 2, South Eutaw Street
Baltimore, Md, will give their attention to the
selling of Flour, Grain, Wool, Leather, or any
kind Of country produce which may be consigned
to their care, and by leave refer to the follow
ing gentlemen.
". Harrison, Beuj. Wilson, Chas. Lewis,
J. D. Wilson, Burton Despard, Clarksburg.
J. Nj. Bennett. JAS. Bennett, Minter Bailey
Caleb Borgess., VIM. E. mold, X. j. McCan-
ID. Winter, VIM. G. Fitzhugh, G. W. San
dnsky, Messrs. W. johnson & Co. Elins Lawson
bridgeport.
NJ. II. johnson, L. D. johnson, G. Il.
Burdett, Pruntytown.
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.zo@Hctel e ssosI
) dRemfss0ElofeI. aGiIG 8

!. r1s SABentssoAoteE uUiI0 y b.
TINE undersigned having feftted this popular
u hotel, situated on-the- south side Of Pike
spectfaly invites .iriS oId friends, and lie pa6lic
generally, 10 give him CAR. HiSafm Is 10 keep
a quiet and orderly houseand afford to'his guests
the comforts ola home. y EGsA4H 30
His. table will be Supplied with hIl the market
affords. s-' io,.a 90 az on,, A1s-S. = :, %
: His bar is stocked with choice supply Of the
hest liquors. 70 2 sa- - 1S"ss Cd ~ q. a.
! He has extensive stabling CONNECTED with the
house for the accommodation Of drovers aid
others. 70 I'D ct5 n sTsID e.. - Y sst
Every attention wilI bepaid to all who may
favor him with call
-lslFo9h 80 sss a INCIDENT, n
je 90 ,T1azlfle. "a ,s..eEL Proprietor,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

TINHE undersigned would Respectfully announce
IL to the public, that he has leased the house
known "a thst Northwestern Hotel, >, situated In
,0larksburg, va. The houseJand furniture are
now undergoing general course of repnirs, whfeh
pleasant houses in sthe country. The rooms are
large, airy and conveniently arranged. A portion
of the. houseis now-open. and public patronag
is respectfully solicited. Nopans will be spared
comfortable, contentcd and happy.
" SAMUEL WALKER,
, Clarkshurg, June Is, ASA. Proprietor.
PISA limited number Of Gboarders can
accommodated will roonts. JET 1y