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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-20
For the Advertiser.
Tobacco-&kall We Use 1T


AS there seems to be no further effort
called for in the cause Of temperance, in
this community, perhaps it may be well
to consider briefly another kindred en-
terprise, which is not yet quite triumph
ant: mean the auti-tobacco reform. I
have just been reading . number of
''cheering facts" on this subject, one or
two of which | will quote, reserving
others for future article:
al 1t is fact, that many Doctors,
Lawyers, Teachers, Ministers, Dcacons,
and othcrs,-a great company in ALL
have dropped the habit Of using tobac-
co, in all its forms, and are right glad
they have doue it.
"2 1t is fact, that store keepers, to
to some extent, have relinquishcd the
sale Of this pernicious article, regarding
it as immoral as the traffic in strong
drink
%. 1t is fact, that thousands of
schools have been addressed, and great
army of boys are coming on to battle in
Temperance, who have never been poi
soned by rum or tobacco
These three out of dozen similar
facts, will do to begin with. If they are
facts indeed, it is cheering to know it !;
aud they are attested by one who has
given much attention to the subject So
desirable reform, surely deserves to b.
helped or. There are many more, Of all
the classes named above, particularly of
the "othcrs," who have not yet abandon
ed the use Of tobacco. A clear majority,
Judge, of our young men, including
many of the youth, are already addicted
to the habit OF the fathers who set the
example, the proportion is probably no
less.
am sure they are suffering, in health,
character, and pocket, by the use of it.
] have had some experience, have made
some observations, and am sustained
in my opinion by many competent au-
thoritics. would appeal to young me"
especially, az one who early and ignorant
" began to use tobacco, but who, from
principle, totally abandoned it, before he
was twenty one, and who is, aud has al
ways been, fright glad he did it,
invite attention, in the first place,
to he deictrious influence. IF the haLa
ual use q tobacco on health and life.
Says DR.. William Hooker, Of Nor
witch, Conn, 81 believe that the con-
tinued moderate use Of tobacco BY
healthy person, shortcns life. l base
this opinion upon that observation from
day to day which the physician exercises
in regard to the effects of agents,
and which, though indefinite, makes up
large part of his experience"
"On the whole" says the Rev. Dr.
Miller, Of Princeton, "from the ohaerva-
ton Of . lons life, | cannot doubt, thu.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-20

We have not said much Of late in re-
gard to this body, and some have sup
posed that they were not doing much,
this however is not the fact 1t must be
remembered that an assembly ofths kind.
is composed Of men who have each, their
own peculiar ideas of matters, and wish
to bring all others to their way Of think
ing. Failing in this they will favor
what appears to them to be the next
best plan Thus it will be seen, that if
the members are men who have minds
Of their own, it will take long time for
them to harmonic, and act in concert,
as they must do before they can pass
any bills.
This being the first session under the
new Constitution, many new questions
have arisen, that have taken much time
to consider, ard then all bills are read on
three different days in each House. and
are considered in committees andamcuded
if need be, before they are put upon their
passage. 1t will be seen, therefore, that
it is no sign that nothing is doing, that
no bills are being passed. Many bills
have been considered, and have passed
one House and have gone into the other,
to be acted on there. This is the case
with the bank bills, one for State Bank
with Branches having passed the
Senate by vote of % to 4, and the
bill for general Banking Law has pass
ed the House, by vote of about , to |
The bill for An Act for the public in
struction Of the State Of Iowa, has be-
come law. 1t contains &c sections,
aud thoroughly reviscs the law in rcla-
ton to schools. We are not posted as
to the details of the law; we believe it is
the one introduced by Mr. Cattel We
have no doubt but that it is a good law,
as the vote in the House on its passage
was As to Is, and it should have fair
trial, as changes in our school laws are q
source of much evil.
We see that Mr.. Cattcl on the Com
ulittee of Ways and means, has intro
duced bill for revenue law, which is
greatly needed, As cur present one is very
inefficient
4 bill authorizing the settlement Of
the State with the Des Mones River I'M
provement Company has passed the Sen
ate by vote of 81 to 9. There is n
strong feeling in favor of divertng the
lands granted for the improvement of the
Rive, to the purpose of building a r. X.
up tho River and on to the South Bend
Of the St. Peters.
A bill has passed the House locating
the Asylum for the Blind at Vinton,
Benton county, By a vote of ~ to Is; so
there is prospect that one State lnsti-
tuition will be located north Of Iowa City.
The Legislature will probably adjourn
next week, but they will have passed all
the most important bills The provis-
ion in the Constitution requiring ma
jority Of all the members elected to vote
for each bill, will prevent the passage of
many bills Of doubtful utility.
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Hard times, and the Interest on tho Scho, 0,
Lands.

Last year the amount of interest on the
funds arising from the sales of School
lands, delinquent and unpaid, was but
about $4,000. Superintendent Fisher
estimates the amount delinquent this year
to be not less than $4,000. 1t is quite
probably that an extension will be gran
ted BY the present legislature. Certainly
the State can afford to be generous to
those who have actually improved these
lands --Des Noincs Citizen.
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The Penitentiary Guard and His AsSaiia mt.

Mr.. Crabb, she prison guard who was
so seriously stabbed by the convict Hall,
was better yesterday, having obtained
considerable relief, and slept soundly
DIR. Williams informed, us last evening,
that there was a marked improvement in
his case, and that he had sanguine hopes
Of his recovery. He is still in the prison
hospital, it being thought most prudent
not to remove him to his residence for a
few days The convict Hall remains
about as we last reported The ball can
not be found, and he complains of much
pain in his head, but is perfectly sensible
and converses READILY. Co,.ri,r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-20

One Of the most earnest aud emphatic
opponents of the Administration is Gen.
Henry b. Payne, who was the Democrat
ic candidate for Governor against Gov.
Chase, at the last election, and received
the united vote of his party. In re-
cent speech at Cincinnati, he referred to
the removals of the postmasters at Co.
lumbus and at Chicago, as cvidencing the
disposition of the President to crush Mr..
Douglas, and emphatically added that the
Senator from Illinois, and his friends,
were not thus to be stricken down be-
cause they differ with Mr.. Buchanan in
regard to the Lecompton Constitution. In
conclusion, Mr.. Payne added, Ihuri de-
funcc at the National Executive and his
constitutional advisers Let the do their
worst. The people will reject and des-
pise their efforts to compel submission to
such unholy dictation.- Chicago Trtb.
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Weight OF the Cabinet.

\ correspondent of the Boston Jour
nal says:
The present Cabinet is composed of
"men of weight as | noticed to day on
the register of visitors, kept at the Smith
sonian Institution. Howell Cobb is set
down at 2l7 =! pounds, Gov. Brown at
IL, Secretary Toucy at l66, Secretary
Thompson at l57, and Gov. Floyd at
l29.
| should judge that Gen. Cass will
weigh nearly POO pounds, although he is
not as fieshy as he was few years since.
lie is very active for one of his age, and
walks to the Department of State almost
every morning without an overcoat, and
with an elastic stem.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-20
The Wash inpton Union da;lr crow

The Washington Union daily grows
more openly abusive of the Douglas Dem
ocrats. 1t attacks Mr. Payne (who, only
last fall, was the Democratic opponent Of
Mr.. Chase for Governor of Ohio) in the
most virulent terms, and alludes to Mr.
Douglas as the "Patriot Arnold" In
conditional submission is the only test
Of Re nocracy at the White House.
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Withdra wal Of Troops from Kansas.

Ion, the Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Sun, writing under date of
the 9th, says:
1t has been determined to withdraw
the troops from Kansas and dispatch
them as early as possible upon an expedi-
ton for Utah. Arrangements will be made
immediately with this view. The troops
will be organized and ready Tor the march
upon the presumption that there will be
no further use for them in Kansas.
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The Anamosa Upton l. Muscatine II. r..

We are informed that the committee
OF correspondence, have received letters
from a portion of the men addressed in
reference to the above Road. They have
not received sufficient information, to
make it necessary to call la meeting. As
soon as answers are received from two or
three more, the committee will report.
As far as heard from, all are favorable to
the project, and think it feasible route.
Every thing appears as favorable as could
be expected, and We have no doubt that
steps will soon be taken, that will lead to
a speedy completion of the road
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liOslOrs DiSclaimetl.

John Jacob Aston, Jr., Arthur Lcary
and l.. S. Pond, whose names were made
to figure as Vice Presidents of the Lee
Compton swindle meeting, held at Tam
many Hall, New York, on Thursday eve
ming last have requested the Ecening
Post to state that their names were used
without their consent and against their
wishes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-20

The Supreme Court ofthe United States
have decided that Mr.. Thomson Green.
present owner of the Fauquier White
Sulphur Springs in Virgins, is entitled
to tract of land in the State of Texas
containing nincty-thrce thousand acres
and valued at more than two millions of
dollars.
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Notice of Assignment

~ o,1G ~ herehy given that j. Eyarts Whit.
~ ~ uesy, OF Darant. Cedar County, Iowa, has
dsra;o an assignment OF all his effects to the un.
shaa. Tor me benefit Of his creditors. Tho
creditors of said J. Evarts Whit,lesev arc "a ne
a"hea 70 present to said ASST nee their claims
dhis sworn to, With three months rram th am.
nnr.n, r.. - 49, JOHN D. WALDO.
1909 n5.6w Assignee
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The Washington Union, in an Article
on the Lecompton Constitution, says:
We don't care uhether the people like or
dislike the Constitution. We are unwil-
ling to take any more testimony. The
case has been closed, The judgement enter
ed up, and the execution is non in the
hands Of o6iccrs.'
The people, however, will beat the
Administration on eyecution-Dar. Ga.
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III arrieo,

Gu the 18th inst, ut the house OF the bride
father, in Centre township Cedar county. by Rev.
". W. Bailey, MIR. WIN. Il. REEDER and Miss
MARTHA J. WIGGINS.
So Martha has become (rsaier) Feeder; and
thai they both appreciate what they read We
know full well, for the bright gold and nice cake
which we received attests as much. We wish our
friends long and happy life.
Same day. by the same Mr. John T. johnson
and Miss Su sauna Mowry.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-03-20
First Roat mt Rurlingtou.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, March

BURLINGTON, Iowa, March II.
The Badger State, from Quincy. the
first steamer Of the season, arrived this
afternoon. She reports the river to be
in good navigablc condition and nearly
free from ice.
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From, the Worst Serof,ia 10 a Common Pinnacle
lie has tired in over 100 cases, and failed
cet IN two cases-hoth thunder hnmor. lie has in
his tive hundred certificates of his virtue
all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles are Warrants to nursing sore mouth
one to three bottles will cure the Kind of pin
pies ON the face.
Two to three bottles will clear the system Of Bile.
Two battles warranted to cure the sor. cankrr in
the mouth stomach.
Three to five bottles warranted to cure the worst
case of Fry sipelas.
One to bottles warranted to cure all hu,nor in
the eyes
Two bottles warranted to cure running Of rho oars
and butches among the hair.
-Four to six bottles warranted to cure corr,pt
running ulcers. ~
One bottle will cure scay eruption Of the skin
Two or three bottles are warranted to the worst
case Of ringworm.
Two three bottles are warranted Ia cure thu 49,.
desperate cases Of Rheumatism.
Three to four bottles warranted to cure the salt
rheume. ~
fveto eight bottles will the wors, cases Of scre
fula. ~
bench, is always experienced from the first hottie
and perfect cure is warranted Whenever IN. ahSro
quantity Is taken. "''N
Nothing looks 80 improbable to those who have in
vain .red all the wonderful medicines of the da,
though eonuon common weed growing on the na.tp
and along old stone walls should cure every humnr In
the system yet it is a fixed fact. Tfyou h.,s h
NOR u mas To start There no IFS nor ANDS hums
nor has about IT sutng some cases, hut NOT vours
peddied over thousand bottles of in the vicinity Of
Boston. know the effect of In every case I, ,a
already done some of the greatest cures ever aors @
Massaehasetts' give to children year old to old
f''P,S eA'. l nave seen poor, Puny. look.
ing children, whose flesh was soft and ea,s,y - -
To perfect state OF health by the of one hottie
To those who are subject to sick head acb. ono hot,
We WIN Always cure It, 1t gives great relief In ea,srrh
aud dthzinees. Some who had takop II had hasn 80
,h i've 70, years and have been regulated ny it, Where
ooos - SOUND II works quite easy, but where there
cause very singular feelings you must not he alarm
e., they always disappear in from four DAYS To weeL
lhere Is never bad result from IL: on The ea,rar
"eh .ha' yelling Is gone, you will feel Yourself ss
new person. heard some OF the mos ex,rava.. ~ ~
mn 1isto
49, Manufactured by DONALD KENSEny NJ ton
warren street, Roxbury. Mass Price a M '' '-o
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The salary of Mayor Wentworth, of
Chicago, for the past year, amounted to
5000. Ills predecessor received S.
200. One was a treasury eater The
other was not That's tho difference.
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NOTICE.

NolIoh Is hereby given, that my wife Dxs n.
aoNlA l., STRONG, of springdale Township. Cedar
County Iowa. having left my bed and hoara ,;,a
guy any Just cause or provocation whatever ali
persons are notified not to trust or harbor hnr an
my account, as will not be responsible for dahts
contracted by her Sis n sr''o uoo'S
Springdaie, jan 3Oth 1864 a "s"'
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The Penitentiary Affairs.

Col. Buckmastcr was in town on yes
terday. From him We learn that Crabb's
woundsare not now considered dangerous;
and that the convict will also probably
rccoyer.-SprinqfeM Journal Mrh
llM
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Democratic Congressional NOmina ton.

ST. LOUIS, March IL.
John NJ. NOEL has been nominated by
the Democratic Convention in the Seven
tn Congressional District, to succeed Sam
mel Caruthers,
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Opposed 10 lAco,uDtou.

The Cleveland Pain'lcaler says:
"Of the 10000 Democrats in Ohio
who voted for James Buchanan, 100 900
at least are opposed to the Lecompton Con-
stitution.
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CoSCoRD, \. H., March IL.
252 towns give Halle 1 1914 majority.
The House stands so far Isl Republicans
to 80 Democrats.
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LAW COLLEG

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Degrees are legally conferred and students upon Grada
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Dissolution,

Dissolution.
rT,HE FIRM OFE. CHILDISH CO HAVE THIS
i day dissolved pa. tnership, by mutual con
sent The business will hereafter be conducted
by +. & NJ. Chids, with whom the accounts of
the firm are left for collection. Those who ate
indebted will please call and settle immediately.
L. CIili.DS,
NJ. CHILDS,
W. A SCARBOROUGH.
Upton, March 10th, 1853 l2u
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SIS. EDITOR.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-03-20
A Harry RejsindeR.

While Mr. Collamer was speaking in the
Senate on Monday, he turned towards SEN
ltor Benjamin, whose seat IL nea. his, and
aid: i3f ~ its8ff8 81 y
81 observe that the Senator from Loui6l.
"a is making . suggestion; perhaps it b .
important 0ne.o a's ) a84a n Z
conaator Benjamin promptly rose and very
and susly apslogised for the interruptios,
remarts pt mean to interrupt the senator's
/ IL sueresthf slightest degree. was more
ment might to his colleague that his arxu-
win reject : turned the other way. lfhs
Louisiana, eli pent he will see that We got
half Of ii; and r. territory, and they took
able thing for thSrs not very unreason-
the Mexican acquluth to ask for half Of
ell free.o ~ sns, that he says were
Mr.. Collamer reioins lsoi
81 have no doubt thaAe follows:
genuity can turn any arA gentleman,s y.
man. The suggestion wat against any
haps, than was Intended anQre loud, per-
but that the ge6tiemaa was Gid not know
condition of the lawyer whdyhae 70 the
loud after the .decision Of the talking
judge told him there was NO use D. The
after the decision had bean made. .suing
b ..s not arguing, b Vas only crsa, aid
J So0aSsS@s q, axass Nj 81 ytis ri SSSl
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Congressional whisky.

There is one thing that Congress owes to
itself, to its own dignity and to the peace
and good order of the capital, and that IS to
provide better quality Of whisky in WASH
ington. There should be new officer cre-
ated, to be styled the ''Inspector of bar
rooms," and very large power and discre-
ton should be given to him. We have long
been told that the quality Of whisky distilled
had been deteriorating, that strychnine and
other deadly poisons were employed in the
processes, and that unless this horrible prac-
tee was reformed, people would be driven
back upon the barbarous, and at Washing
ton, almost forgotten beverage of cold water.
The bel,gerent spirit which RACES within
the halls Of Congress and without, in bar
rooms, in BARRIERS shops, in the street,
among members, among officers of the army
and Of the navy, the duels and the rumors
of duels, the black guardism and the fisticuffs
all point to one general cause, the inferior
quality of the common drink. Unless some
means can be devised of improving the whis-
Ky, we shall have no legislation and no
peace in Washington. Even Kansas cannot
be carried through on sach liquor, and
liquor that is not good enough for that pur-
pose may well be considered too bad for
anything. Providence Journal.