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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-06-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN firm of SHETLAND h SNYDER, has been
mutually dissolved, and that the business win he
continued by CHARLES sWETLAND, at the old
stand, and that the Books, Notes and Accounts are
in the hands of Mr.. SHETLAND, for settlement All
persons Knowing themselves indebted will please
take notice OF the above, and call and settle.
Nav 1857 2ntr CHARLES SHETLAND.
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l. the Genuine Bd.s ties In
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IL cost 10 arrange and publish this great work,
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SCIENCE 4 FAME.
100000 Bottles Have Reeu Sold.


and not single instance Of its failure has been reported
Personally appeared before me, alderman of the
city Of Philadelphia. ii. T. IiELB0LD. Chemist. who
being duly does say that his preparation .tans
no Narcotic Mercury injurious Drugs, hut purely
Vegetable. IL. r. HEMBoLD, Soie Manufacturer.
Sworn and subscribed before the 23i day of Now.
1854. VIM. T. HiBBAED. Alderman
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Some of the Southern papers are talk
ing Of Senator Green, VI Missouri, for
President
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larieultural implements,

~lyltlulkul0l IHtpleutluiS,
Consisting of Corn Shelters, straw-eutters. Lit
tie Giant corn and cob erushers, Horse Rakes a
superior article Flows, eultivators, Scyhes, era
dies, Hay aud Manure Forks, Hand Rakes, Ok
yekes, Snaths, Hoes and Rakes, etc, etc, etc
Chains. .Log, Halter. Trace. Coil Binding and
fifth chains Pump chains and Fixtures complete,
Cistern Pumps Lead Pipe
G RR / A Re RIMNINGS
Enameled cloth, Laees, Fringes. Damask, Silver
i Brass Hub Bands, Curtain lights, Seat carriage
springs. Whips, Buggy Axles, Ornaments. Fly
Carriage Bolts, Nuts, Washers and Axle Nuts.
G A X = L Y T Il RS 7 . . l. s i.
We have the best selected Stock Of Tools ever
offered in the West, consisting OF Bench and
Moulding Planes, of every description, from the
Ohio and Greenfield Tool Companies. Also,
Augurs, Augur Bits, Rules, Braces, Boring Ma
chimes, Squares, Spokeshaves Plane Irons,
Hand, Ripping, PANEL, Keyhole, Back Whip
Saws.
Guages, SerewDrivers,, Hatehets,
Tools Compasses Chalk-iines,
AIDES, Scrateh-awls, Rules.
Broad-axes, Hammers, Oi-stones.
together with everything person can possibly
wish.
House Trimmings, cupboard catches, Mortice
and Rim Locks, Bolts, latches Strap Hinges, Wro't
and east Butts, coat and Hat Hooks, House Bells
and Pulls, Foot-scrapers, Nails, Sash, Glass, and
sver,tbiny ne go aary for huildinr nurnoses
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N Q w @ 9 Cd $!
CHARLES SHETLAND,
would respectfully announce to the citiEena Of
this Town, Cedar county, and the Public
generally that he II daily rrcei-
wing and exhibiting at the
Otd Sand Of Sretiand and Snyder,
the choicest and best selected Stock Of Goods ever
brought to Upton. His Stock consists
.H#. In part Ut
Dry Goods,
Dress Goods,
Boots, shoes,
Hats, Caps,
Clothing, &c.
GROCERIE Els,
Teas, Coffee,
Sayar, Spices,
Rope, Tar,
ETC., etc.
Cheaper than the Very Cheapest.l
In addition to which our Dry Goods depart
ment will be found full and complete, consisting
in part of
LADIES', DIR SIS GOOD q.
Fancy q Black silks, French Chalicss and
DeLaines, Berages, Poplins, Brill
iants, Lawns, Muslins,
Ginghams, &c.
BONNET.S, TRIMMING, RIBBON,
and every description of
MILLINE GOODS,
Of the latest styles.
Grape, Silk, Brocha and Stella
- EL a w IL -.
MANTILLAS, PARASOLS, FANS,
Hoped skirts, &c.
White Goods and Embroideries, an elegant lot
Mems Summer Clothing.
Men and YOUTHS
HatS &c Gaps,
in endless variety.
BOOTS e. S II 0 Z S,
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diqt0n 9Obtrtiser,
SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1855.

LOCAL DEPARrN6ENr.
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$50 q year.
Town Property and
FA Il II FOR SAL X

Town Property and
FA R N FOR SALE
I ohsr for sale al my Town property, together
4 or in lets to suit purchasers. And also farm
three miles East Of Upton on Sugar Creek, we'll
timoered, and well watered. one OF the hest Stock
arms IN lswa, over one hundred acres broke and
fenced, dwelling House and gsod well or W
ter, containing 4so acres. -. ....... ~.
For terms Of sale call on the undersigned in
IlWon. lsT JOHN H. STARR
LONT'S MEDICINS
THE CUE XIII Err
Is entirely Vegetable and free from
No Arsenic, No Quinine, No Stiychnisse.
.SaJe and RetiaJie-.Sure TO Cure!
IL stops the ehills just a. quick as qainine; IL
rouses tne liver to action, and purges the sy stem
rom bilious matter, doing what cannot be done
Win quinine IL never Injuries the patient, or
leaves them pale and feeble, with yellow skin and
eyes, or with weak and stiff joints
W. g. LuNrs
LIVER OR ANTI.BILLIOUS PILLS.
No Catomel, no Mineral, no Ahoes.--Ot
Great power to Cure
Diseases q tie Ltrsr and Bfood, Eerers h.jfamma
H""s totts, L'rer eoapionsts, yanadies, Dysper
s,a Rhe"mat'sr', and Diseases Of the Skin, foat
Stomach, etc.
RALsAM FOR THE THRoAT = LUNGS
In Erceftm Remedy for coughs, Colds bronchitis,
s"re lungs, phoop'ag cough n.famsd hmes asth.
ma sore throat, d.ytenh 6reathpe, hoa, and
consumption
By the use of this Balsam q light cough il leas.
encd-the lungs and throat are heaed--the nerves
are qnietea, and the breathing becomes Zee and
gasy.
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GUNsMITH,s TRIMMINGS.

UVNrWI THE TNINWIINUSs
Independent Of an extensive Stock of Guns, We
have at all times on hand, Rifle Barrels, assorted
Gun Mountings, single and double Triggers, Pat
Brooches, Break offs, Filed cocks, Forward and
Back Action Gun Locks, Wad cutters Bullet
Mouds, Nipples and Wrenehes, Gnn Worms, Rod
Ends Main Springs, Tail Pins, Sheet Brass and
German Silver, and everything pertaining to this
IL
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Fl m b O DIS Extra ct Blu h u

One hundred dollars will be paid to any ply stefan who
can prove that the medicine injured patient; and
the testimony Of thousands he produced prove
that the medicine injured patient and the
nony Of thousands be produced prove that
great good Gases IF from week to thirteen years
standing have been effected. The mass Of Voluntary
Testimony in possession of the Proprietor ruuehing its
virtues and curative powers, is immense, embracing
the names we'll known
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III you suffering with any of the distressing
ailments, the FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU will cure
yoa. Try IL and I've convinced Of its efficacy.
Beware of Quack Nostrums 4 Quack Doctors
who falsely boast Of abilities and references. Citizens
know and avoid them, and long suffering. money.
aud exposure, by sending calling for bottle Of this
Popular and Specific Remedy.
1t aays all pain and Inflammation, is perfectly pleas
ant in its taste and nanr Int immediate
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Burning fIni0.
pbpsifiails & 5nrqeons.
II MOTION, NJ. D.,-Physopathic

X mOHLO4N, VI. O.s ny ySOpdtnlc
1(ser Eclectic Physician and Surgeon . Of ia
NifcIy and Diseases of Women and Chiinren DIR NOR
10 having located himself IN this 1laee ready
their private Dwellings DR. NJ. dscards pOis0ns Of
every decrption either mineral animal Teseable and
never reduces his PATIENTS o. them but simply
the stimulates and tones up the system BY
Those afciei with diseases Of the Ii-er Inns KID
ney, Spleen. Neuralsa Ind mat on, either
Acute OF Chrone Loss Of Appetite Deransement the
Gravel SWelnss and Ulcers Cancers FiSiuIas
mpu rlties Il the Blood any Chrouc long Standing
diseases diseases peculiar 70 the female such Sup
preston Proapsus UtsrIa Hxor lsge Sc are request
ed 10 call. His Mode Of Treatment IS also competeIy
Dr. NJ. has also sure safe aud never failing remedy for
Feyer and Asue, Cholera ChOiers-AIoIbus and
Gram ps Loek Jaw, BITS and SaSms treat
q DIM Isalso prepared iotreat successfully FEVERS
Of the raroS types together with all other form Of acute
diseases Tins fiction or imaginafou OF me br.in
but facts deducted from the Reform OF
New School System of rtice, and thorough reading o.
the schools q pv-i a1d systems OF pre 1I
sr7iaaie fI0m The Old and new schools Of Medi inc
Dr. NJ. Will keep constantly hand and for sale an
kindsof 30 rANIC MEDICINES simples and com 3ounds
and srups, such usually Kept IN Botanic,
Indian Remedies aud large numbrrof Con,I,unIs ure
pared y himself Remedial Agents. amans which are
the lollowias. viz Compound syrup Of Tho Wandering
Mix eedsu soTerees remedy IN he f)e-is pre-
&c; Antl-B ous Pills exclusively ior the Liver Sanstive
never iail z cure EyeWaier failing remedy f0r
Weak SorEand iniIne Eyes; Canker Medicine for Can
ssr9I Ca9el Mouth certain and speed cure; br
u B1sAIn OF villa Cherry. TOR Coughs Colds Brnnchs
Consumption and all Diseas-s Of the Lungs Rlumatic
Linlmeni OF Killer superior article any
edy ior the Choiera; Mothers Cordial Femae fnend,
and other Articles too numerous 10 mei ton
II N. B. Particular Attention WILDE paid in treat-
ias all old Chronc and Private Dheases cleanse the
blosd Of all the morbid humors Dr. NJ does pretend
able Diseases aud mlnv that considered incuFable
Ohiee, No. lo5 L0rain ST. Residence, No. 10 Church
~ p 5 DR.. NJ would say that he can give One Stu
dent god chance IN bis Ohe . red Meieine and MS
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CLEVELAND. MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 30. 1858.
" lows REcoRps or n.rrIELp.


" Poll Book Of the Township Election held il
the Township of Maylield, June l4tb, 1919
/ Appointed Adam Overoeker, Daniel S Judd
and Daniel Richardson, Judges. and JOHN Jack
son, Clerk; and were qualified previous 10 en-
teIing upon the duties of their rcspectiv,
Offices
JOHS JACKSON, Township Clerk.
S.s5.S S.s# ssa 41;::; s::s,''' s:::s' Trustee.
Pnto H5o 5SpD. T1S5'' ovor'secrs Poor
MreH.rs sIGH Hot5Ti oTl.oerr., Fence Viewers.
Rs91: Rs91.'a a4sa:. Gs:'''' Con.t.bIe.-
GssnE Gas1IE EI1s.I'''' m.s.. Lister Appraisers.
BENJtNIS CARPENTER, Jun, Treasurer.
:" The above officers qualified before ne, JOHN
JACKSON, June I4th, 1919"
The township settled very slowly I'D to about
1880. From that time until 1884 the township
filed up rapidly, and with set of inhabitants
having little different notions from the old set
tiers. In 1885 the last wild lands were taken
up, and improvement commenced.
STORES, MILLS, TAvERSs. TASNERIEs, ETc.
The first sawmill was built by Abner johnson
and Seth Mapes, little north of the Center. in
the year 1924
The first gristmill was built by Abuer john
son, on branch Of the Chagrin river. in 1925.
About 1890, David Mcdowell and Ethan Wall
built store and filed it with goods. They also
put distillery in operation (the only one ever
built IN town.. Mcdowell & Wilson built a
tine Touring mill and a sawmill soon after.
In 1881 Col. E. Eddy settled in the town
ship, and put in operation tannery and curry
ing establishment
In 1925 Halsey Gates settled in the town
ship, and built n gristmill and sawmiIl at the
place where he now resides.
in 1882 Erwin D1olittle put in operation a
carding machine and cloth dressing establish
ment, on the stream that Johnsons gristmiIl
was built on
The first post road and post Office was estab-
lished in 1884 The route was from Claridon
to Cleveland. The post Office was at Gates
Mills Previous to this time the Inhabitants
were supplied through the post office at VIII
loughby.
The first tavoEn ,-as stzrteyl ut tho Center IN
1888.
The first bridge built across the Charm river
was erected in 1929, at Gates Mills.
In 1884, A. L. Ollie, NJ D., opened an Office
and commenced practice, being the first physi-
clan in the township.
self as merchant tailor in 1881. He was also
the first fiddler in town.
(COAciEded to mOTross.)
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LosT THEIR WAY.-On one of the bright
moonlight evenings with which We have lately
been blessed, little incident occurred which
struck US as worthy of record. A young gen.
tleman of the city had become acquainted with
fair damsel whose parents live in the vicinity
of st. Clair street, and, the acquaintance having
proved interesting and satisfactory to him, he
was naturally desirous of continuing and
strengthening it. Having met the lady several
tines he considered himself at liberty to give
her q serenade, as another proof of his regard,
so upon the bright evening spoken OF, he sailed
forth, accompanied by three of his friends,
all bent on doing their utmost to take the heart
Of the young lady by such melody as is said to
split even the rocks. On arriving at the place
of her residence, the party silently entered the
yard and posted themselves on the door step
ready for action. Then followed n succession
of the popular melodies of the day with occa-
siOnaI Pauses to hear from the enchanted maid
en-, but no response came from the house, until
they became weary and were about to depart,
when from an open window above appeared the
head Of her "parient," and throwing down a
map, said you seem to have lost your way
friends, and there is map of the city" twas
enough; the descent from the sublime TO the
ndiculOus was too much for the gravity of the
party, and they vanished in roar at the young
gents expense It is rumored that he has since
fOrsaken his friends in despair, and gone into
the fish business
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pdper Dealers.

Il COWLES, & CO., keep constant
lie y on hand, al the LEADERJOB ROOM the follow
ins catalogue OF Paper which they ucr al Eastern prices 70
Casa.
BOOK AND NDNEwSPAPER-ws are prepared 10 furnisi
News and Book Printing Paper, OF and grades
SPECIAL sizes made 10 onler NJ short notice
COLORED PAPERS-Of every description. incluling
extra large, Double Medium and Medium, 0f all grades and
weight
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERS-Including Plain Folo
Post Pack e and Commercial Post Folded and Flat Caps
FOREIGN PAPERS-Ineluding French English and
German Folio Post, folded and dat Packet and COmmeTcia
POST Connnercial and small Not, Letter Paper, Do1bis
POLISHED CoIoRED PAPERs-Includins allcoloss
common Mellnm, Extra Superruyai Purple, Ulramarne
grades
RULED PAPERS-Including Legal Cap, Account Paper
German Paper, Record Paper, FOoscap Packet Post Com
mercial Post Letter Commercial and Packet Note Bath
kc, nc, of all grades and shades American English
French- and German Manufacturers BY thersa case q
larger qua utity.
PRINTERS CARDS-A large assortment, including So.
per Double French EnaHeed. Enameled Porcelain Safi5
Surface Ivory and China White Carts
cut To regular sizes also Railroad Cards heavy and ersfs
heavy Comnon Colored Cards, White Printers Cards
tI sale ~ te case OF smaller quantity Any particular
color or style furnished TO ouler
BLANK BOOkS-0f all kinds hand or made tn order.
BkONZkS-As we now buy largely OF both English and
8ean bfonzeS prepared to oerthem at favor
able prlces As any other house IN the country.
fklNIERS' IN X NARNISH-Cnusfanfly on hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
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..peaih lores I shining mart .,


FOrcibly is the above often brought to our
hearts. Some brilliant intellect, some noble
mind is daily cut down by the unsparing hand
of the King of Terrors, and friends mourn for
the untimely stroke. The bright and prosper
Gus career of an aspiring youth is course
which we love to watch, and We grieve when
We see it suddenly arrested We but lately
heard of the death, while in College, of one
whom VIC knew in sehOol-boy days. No keen
er disputant, no deeper scholar met with US in
the halls of the old Academy at p than A
b. Cochran, and while his singing sarcasm
was was yet ringing in the ears of his unfortu-
nate opponent, some pleasant word, privately
uttered, would heal the wound and bind the
heart to him in bonds of friendship. With his
clear, ringing voice, his sharp penetrating eye
and his noble forehead lighted up with the
fires of enthusiasm, he was the acknowledged
leader on the floor of the debating room, and
the champion Of those who needed help and
encouragement Pleasant stories, too, could
our boarding house tell of hours passed in
study, reading or conversation together. He
left US to display his talent on the wider field of
Dartmouth, and no fairer prospect of a brillian,
career filed with good deeds and crowned by
the hand Of Fame, could one desire. But that
terrible scOurge, consumption, had set her mark
upon him, and from her summons there was
no reprieve. Slowly the ravages of the de-
stroyer were made upon his constitulion-slow-
ly and bitterly did his friends acknowledge to
themselves the painful truth, but the blow
came and he Is now numbered with the dead
Loving friends grieve for him and afIeetionate
hearts will long keep his memory green"
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The WEATHER.-Cold, dismal and gloomy
has been the weather since Thursday night
We had a succession of showers for time and
then dull, drizzling rain, just rainy enough to
be cherries, and not hearty dash such as we
like to see. Heavy clothing has been in de-
mand and fires not uncomfortable The season
Of frost will soon be upon US and an OppOrtuni-
tY for helping the poor and needy will come
with it. Don't let them suffer while you are
enjoying good chat in front of cheerful crate
of glowing Lehigh, but remember the desolate
and friendless and put your spare money into
that investment Of which it is said. he that
giveth to the poor, lendeth to the Lord"
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CoHSG.-The far famed Morris Bros, Pell
d Trowbridges Minstrels from Boston who did
such an extensive business here last June COM
menee another series Of their chaste entertain
ments at the MelOIeOn to night. Since they
were here last several new features have been
added to their repertoire which will add to the
attractions The McDiIl Darrel Brothers, Crow
Family, &c. will be given, and that beautiful
thing "Listen to the Mocking Bird" which took
the hearts of all who have heard it performed
by them heretofore The Atlantic Telegraph
Question is another new thing. Go and see
them and be pleased.
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MORNING LEADER.


Cuynhogn County Historical Society.
We are again under obligations to Secretary
BARR for an opportunity to publish the follow
ing interesting sketch of the first settlement Of
Mayfeld township, prepared by the Committee
appointed " the CuyahOga County Historical
Society, Messrs. S. NJ GATES, SAM'L WHITING,
and EZRA EDDY. For many of the facts and in.
eidents the Committee were indebted to Mr..
JANEs Covert, the only one of the early settlers
now left in the township, or that is known to
be living. The venerable pioneer realms all his
faculties except hearing. He has become so
deaf that it is difficult to hold conversation with
him.
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HIsH WATER--During the high wind Of
Saturday the waters Of the Lake were driven
with great force upon the Southern beach
The waves broke completely over the western
pier and washed over the docks upon the Eas-
tern eide of the river A number of vessels
came into the harbOr for shelter from the storm
which was severe one.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING, AUG. 80, IS5S

q Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every desosptiOn
done al the Printing Is tsbhmcui Of the Lscaer OGce
the --latest improved aad mostrapd sea presses IN III
best stye on short notice and ressonab Par
eular aiienn paid to blank work Every description Of
Binding done especially Baak Books Ledsers Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books, &c sc.
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Ten lines Of this tAOafe) Type make one square
QAdversemeuis Leaded and placed IN column Of Special
Business Notices. double the ordinary rates
Yearly Adverng Contracts will be understood TO apply
strictly Immediate Business OF the Adcrser, and all
StheI advertisements sent in By the advertiser will be
eharged extra
N5tices Of Reotizgs and Firemcns Military Charitable
ERd Religious Nulices 50 per cent. discount.
Notices Editorial Column viii be charged at
The OF IS a line each insertion
All Transient Advertisements the paid for advance
Advertisements nthe Weekly square less for three
months or les, as daily.
Advertise menis in Dzy and Weekly II be charged 50
per cent. extra.
Marriages and Deaths not exceeding lines % cents
z COWiEs co.
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STEAMBOAT DEPIRTUREs.-The North Star
leaves at eight P N. for Lake Superior.
Ocean leaves Michigan Central Dock at 10
P. N. for Detroit
Forest Queen leaves dock foot of Superior
street at p. NJ for Buffalo.