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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

EMERY's JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE
AND PRAIRE FARMER, is now by all
odds the best agricultural Journal in the
West. The proprietors Of the Journal
having bought out the Prairie Farmer,
publish very large edition but it ought
to be doubled. There is at least one hun
dred farmers in Cedar county that ought
to take it Immediately. 1t is weekly,
is in good form for binding, and is alive
to all that interests the farmer in his call
ing Read the following from the Jour
nal and then send rs cents, or what is
better, get your neighbors to unite with
you and send for a large number. The
regular price Of the Journal is 81 year:
LIBERAL OFFER For the purpose of
making a more extended acquaintance
with the farmers of the West, we will
send the consolidated Emery's journal
and Prairie Farmer FROM now to Janua-
ry ist for 20 cents per copy--that is four
subscribers for 81, twelve subscribers
for 81, twenty subscribers for So.
Will not the friends Of the enterprise
put their hands to the work, and show
their neighbors that there can be good
paper made and supported at the Westl
We trust the inducements offered will
be the means Of putting the Journal and
/ Farmer into the hands Of every family
in the West. Now Is the timo to act
win you 4, itg
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

THE PEOPLE OF IOWA FEEL TUE WANT
i of well organized and responsible compa
MES at home. Their advantages over foreign
companies taat are doing business here with
doubtful Legality, are apparent to every reasona-
bic man. The eNorbltant rates or Insurance re-
CURED by stock companies organized GA the sea-
hoard, and doing business 50 far from Aoias. are
necessary 10 their maintenance but not neceSsa-
nv for tue maintenance Of mutual company
organized on the plan OF the Iowa Mutual.
THE VAST AMOUNT OF LOSS
occasioned by extra.hazardous property taken in
by stock companies Of the Ea-s--.h" great en-
pense of supporting agents so far from home
the difficulty OF iltgatang and adjusting losses,
together with tue restrictions put upon them by
the laws Of this Statc--lre some or the dlsadyan-
tages of eastern companies that We do not have
to eoute nd with in conducting company in our
own state. .=.
II .eems unnecessary to affirm at this late day,
that 1t Is
The Duty IF Erery Householder 10 Pro-
tect Ills Property Ayotaa the Com
mon Destructive Agents,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

Accompanied Nv reliable and responsible Certificates from
Professors Of Medical Colleges. Cargyrer and others
Prepared and sold ~ II. 7. HENRnLp.
Practical ard Analytical Chemist
Ne, s. Sosth TENTH ST.. tsien CHtstRat, .fsstmbir
Buildings. Fbifa.
y = T. he hsa of J. & :, STEWART. EpaknN. H..
general wholesale agents, and of all thu Dru tyist
and Dealers throughout the Uhited States, Casmda.
snd british Prov noes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23

aud in fact everything that may be called for in
his line.
Now is the time to bay your Goods in order To
get the styles and It's a well known fact that his
prices are always az low rs the lowest.
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our foods whether you
want to- hny or not, We want your opinion OF them
We charge nothing for showing our Goods. hat
take pleasure in doing 80. Gu A. SHETLAND
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Ore hundred dollars will he paid Any ply sfrtr. v
prove that the medicine injured petefh; aud
the testimony of thousands Ire produced l." lrlsr
that the medicine ever IN Eret l&ten: aud the test
sony Of thousands can I've reduced 10 prov. that doe,
great good. Cases Of f1m week thirteen years
standing have been effected. The riass - Voluntary
Testimony in possession Of Ii. froIretur vauching
virtues and curative puwers t. immense, elalraeia
he we'll 10
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-10-23
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with the greatest accuracy snd chemical kues All
devoted in its combination See Professor De~
Nalua lie v orks the rractic phySic, and most %
the late Standard works 81 Medicine.
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II. r. II.

kts II. Rs
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the READY RELIEF, RENovATNG kEsoLvENT to the REGu-
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are specially designed for the system undergoes rap
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This remedy i to be used externally taken inter.
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minutes II stops the most torturng pains, subdues all
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Bear In mind, there is no pain so severe but that
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-01-28
Furnfturei Furniture!
Fresh Arrival at III. C.. Hardy,s

WHoLEsALE RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND LOOKING-GLAsS WAREHOUSE.
Jsnerson-st., between Water I Main, in Mr. Po,t,s-
waits new four story brick, Burlington Iowa.
MI Z. HARDY returns his thanks TO the citizen. Al
~ burlington and vicinity for their preyieus nat.
that nc can continue TO give perfect satisfsctiop
Oxing TO hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly, that enables ne 70 sell
all goods In my line from 20 to rs per cent Ies. thsn
any other house In the west and all goods warranted
as good as represented or the money refunded. MY
STOCK consists OF the following goods In
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-01-28

SPRING BEDA.--A new patent, which win
- put up trial Of week and II mot liked will be
taken down, free OF chargef kept price 81 90. Any
one Wishing to try them can do 30 BY calling At my
store. nSosf n. 0. HARDY.
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BurItnptom 6 Jssrftsements

I'M and after November 1ss 1857, Trains win run a
" follows, leaving East Burlington:
LIST Passenger at $40, m. through to PEORIA Chi
caEo, Bloomington Decatur, Springfield Terre Haute
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Alton and s. Louis
close connections all points on the following Roads
Chicago Rock Island Illinois Central; St. Louis,
Alton Chicago Rail Roads.
Only ONE change Of Cars from B.rlingyon 10 Saint
Lowis and SoSsAers nyinois.
THROUGH TO ST LOUIS IN 15k HOURSi
~ Passengers bound South or East should buy their
Tickets farther than Burlington q this Route for
the South has decided advantages over any other
. u Ticket Once in Barret House Building. on Sd
Street. p r. RORRRTa Gur,t -
CHAS. e. FOLLETT. IN III KEIL0Ga
Genf Ticket Ag't Passenger Agt Burlington.
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Rosewood, Mahogany and Block Wsl~st.

49,. 80. So. ~ D. -"
class Furnfure Warehouse, which are TOO numerous 10
26cte TO 1S co. -''-'~' '. 800
Mattresses u Is TO $50 co. S1aT go 80 - 80
4S 90. 7.-'--'',S'- I s'' ~ - - ~ y
AlIberal discount made "a coun.rv a..,.-ar..n..
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VIZ the Code, al the genesal laws peesed
slnes .ne Code.ss also those Of NE soins sesion o.
ties. lF7HT7'E IsT' f-777n
eeierences 70 Ill the decsioas If ths sapreni seuFt
Laws OF this 6tate, ao IN ne matter Of psSctte Is
those decisions Of New York. and other ota4es 1hioh
may be Of value under our system.
s The vork vfn Sc prepares 81 0hasis Dsa ns;js3u.
Of Burlington, Iowa and win Be fnsnished 70 the -
at the low price ofAve dollars per copy Is VIII col-
In the best style Of the srthe index Win be complete
and eeploaa, aed ~ shall copy NJ main ieAtus "a
the OHIO Statutes - regards Marginal Notes hcs.
and business men Of the STATE. hasT' III T>sss
Oar plan has already received tAs Approval a. Hoa
Judge 0eockton, and other eminent Jurlsea Hersonr
vtshing sopiss - ~ vesk Win pIes ssnd thsef sus
20 ~ at once. J. Z. CORsE 4 SON.
nSi'a Bookseller DurAnet fowa.
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ENarAerss e Merchantss hank 81 Ash.
lana taken for Goods and "a account By
ldse. II, t7-nls-N1 JA4Ea HAwL1Y.
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BLACKsMITHING.

UVHE subscriber. having succeeded J. II. Grifhth
u In the Blacksmithipg business and removed to
The Lower MIL where he has erected shop, begs
leave 70 anncnnce TO his friends and customers that he
= aov psepSked 70 do all kinds Of work. In his line,
ns04.y AARON MYERS
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c. G. PACKARD,

XXyHOLEsALE and Retail dealer in all kinds Of
w Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, and Glass Also
agent for Lippincott Bros Fire Proof Safes.
AT s times good assortment of Carriages and Bug
giles ON hand from the celebrated carriage repository
of Packard Barnum, Warren, Ohio
~ Opposite the Curlew House, 0ttumwa. fnl7.y
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BLANKS.
UOLANK NOTES and other Blsnks. lust print
ID ed, and for sale az this ONCE.
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONE II

~ A"eesea may, AoC4-lmproved In 1850.
VIE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mil h simple
ana portable machine formed on the cote min
principle entirely Of cast ron fOr farm and planl
ana designed for preparing food for steck uhch
does az the rate OF ten TO twenty bushes psf hour
according TO the size Of the MIL An iups eveueai
ma: been edected in Its model The present season.
which conastA In adding another Coue ard ~ AZ
crushers together with improved Bridge Tree ~
IN substituting box platfor IN place 81 the id eSs
by means Of al Of which the speed 10 nsssty euhieH
ana when required) the MIL adapted Also 10 gripdinS
sneiied corn Into honmony and hne meal f6f family
use ny reversing the motion, or Ia other words 81
running backwards, ten fifteen quarts Of meal to
sne Dashe are obtained and the balance b superior
THE ADYANTAGE or FEEDING CORN AND
COB MEAL PRO VIEW ~ s!lagtI
Henry Aispaush, Of GreehAeld co., Ohio. says:-.rn
1904 myself and brother raised large crop a earn
ana purchased 100 head Of cattle 10 tten NY broth
er wshing 10 divide our inteyests offered - men
cents per hundred pounds for his choice Of the cattIe
20 she number OF seventy head. Il accepted ana Is
selected has seventy. leaving me one hgadrsd end
meek and had mine ground together Elm tXs oeb:
and led In troughs nailed 70 trees around the yard
MY brothers did not hold out near - ionr g
mine though Ne had divided equally and a ia sev.
enty head TO my one hundred and twenty when hia
corn was out let him have nom mine; And When rs
nnisned feeding. the cattle were weighed and auld
Was found that mr. cattle had gained ave nouals -
the hundred over double what his had gained and M
prohts were over one thousAnd doliaS more tksn ~
Each mill furnished complete, ready for sttachin.
ssaG snd no sxsy power required thar WhaGT Ae5on.
5ss ..is - 1 Meth. ROBINSON CO., s..,hs.ss.
AOvoN FfFttr.lst taf4eA essr<sf
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burlington Foundry.
CHAS. HENDRIX, Burlington, Iowa.
AM prepared to furnish Steam Engines and Boilers
- Of various sizes and kinds; Circular Saw Mills,
Smut Mills, Browns Patent Portable Grindinr Nina
Threshing Machines, Bridge Irsns, Columns Caps
Balcony Railing, Fencing, Door Fixtures for Vaults
Jails, &c. -. rs. -
FOR SALE-Gum and Leather Betting, Saws of all
sizes Pig and Boiler Iron and all the variety OF Cast
and wrought Work and Mill Machinery furnished at
snort nose and warranted Of good material and work
manship. loot. !, 'o7-nSf-lyl
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dUsICAL INSTR MEN rs

MUSICAL INSTR U M EN- rs
NOWds 0s Nme-Pianos and Asloaeoss az COSzy
Besides Accordeons, &C., Co. So 20 50 per cent. BE-
low cost. Being determined to increase mr. Pa
nAe, ano diminish an Immense stock Of Musical In.
strumens am going TO sell At figures recklessiy ana
b.-AsI have everything In the nusicsi line per.
sons 10 me country can remit money By mail 81 nv
FISK ana be sure to get Whist they want either b. NAH
or express, at once. A NJ pERpy s-A
ano Fortes, burlington Iowa. ''T TnS7.v -
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@ NE AP sc WINGi

NG1N. ENANCES WILLARD Il prepar.
Xv1 ed 70 do al kinds Of sewing In the best style
work 50 percent cheaper than 10 done BY hand
and win AcGrr0Nt 4 not to rip. Orders may be left
q Warden . Haynes Store. Rssidsncs with r. H.
Warden. ii,ss y
Nevsmbsr "a. 1851 .usssm
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PREPARED BY Or. ]. c. AVER,

.~n cotp RI
J. l.: Taylor, Ottumwa; VIM. Myers, Agency City;
Lane 4 Reesman, Dahlonega; J. @. Dunlop & Co.. Ed
dyyile; A. A. Ramsay, Abba; Monhall 4 Bruce Keo-
kuk, and all Druggists.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss, INFIU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPlN0
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN.
CIPIERT CONSUMPTION.
aud Tor the relief OF consnmptve patients In advanced
.tages OF the disease.
We need not speak to the public Of lie virtues.
Throughout every owp. and almost every hssst Of the
American States, its wonderful Of pulmonary COM
plants have made II already knowu Nay. few are the
families in any civilized country this continent without
personal experience Of its effects and fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
come living trophy Of its victory the subtle and dan
diseases Of the throat and ungs While IL the
aoet powerful anudoe yet known 70 for the ormt
liable and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs II
also the plcasanest and safest remedy that be
poyed for infants aud young persons. Parents sh.nld
have in store against the insidous enemy that steals
upon them nnprenred. We have abundant grounds 10
believe the CHERRY PEcToRN lives BY the con-
SYMPTOMS prevents than those Il cures Keep Il BY
and cure your colds while they curnle neg
ec them until human skill asier the memorable
caker that. fastened the yifas, your life away
Al know the dreadful fatality Of ling disorders and =
they know too the virtues Of THE remedy need do
than them il ID still made tbs best II
be- We spare cost. toll to produce It the
perfect possible, and thus aford those who rely
II the best agent which skill furnish Tor their
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FAInDANK,s sUALEs.

VH4 genuine Hairbanka Scales for sale n manufAe.
tursrb prices, By KEITH, ROBINSON . CO.,
ole Agents. Wasss. near Jssssson street, Bsrlingscn
toWs, NE ~ nolo-M
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Indigestion and Impurity Of the Blood.
From Rer J. " HINES. Pdstor Of Advent Church, BuesM
Dr. AVER; have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those called Il visit
in Distress To regulate the organs Of dgeson and purify
the blood they the very best remedy have ever
knoan. and eau confidently recommend them TO my
friends. Yours, J. v. HINES.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-12-04
Little Retffe.

you 2"
In minute, Bette"
And Bettie's feverish cheeks were pressed
again, to the pillow and little Harry .lmnd s
went Oh as busily as ever with the trap he was
making, and he atlength entirely forgot the
| request.
please get it now, Buddy" he at last
heard, and scattering knife, triggers and
strings in his haste, he was soon holding a
cup to her crimson lips but she turned her
head languidly for it. Not this, please,
but some fresh and cold from the we'll" she
said.
"Oh, don't be so particular, Bette this
is fresh, and am so busy | can't go now
Won't this do ~
She no longer refused, but quietly took the
cup which he offered and it was the last,
last time she ever called upon her brother for
an act of Kindness Ere another day had
passed she stood beside the River of Life,
and drank of its cool water, never to thirst
again. And of all who wept over that little
brown coffin, as it lay upon the table before
the pulpit, there were none who shed more
bitter tears than that little boy, who could
not forget that he had refused the last request
of his little sister.
Little children, are you kind to one anoth-
er or are you cross, selfish, and fretful =
Remember, then the time may come when
they will be beyond your reach and then,
Oh how gladly would you give all you pos
sess to have them back again You might
gather all your books and toys-everything
for which you are now so willing to contend
but all you could do with them would be to
place them on the grave of one you had
wronged. 1t would not bring them back
Henry was a kind hearted boy, and dearly
loved his little sister; and she had only been
sick little WHILE so that he did not consider
her dangerously ill. But this was no comfort
to him when she was gone.
oh mother ~ he would say, '.if / had
only brought that water for her, could bear
it; but now she is where | can never wait on
her again ~
Think of this whe,i you are tempted to
quarrel, to be selfish, or unkind for do you
know if one Of you should die, the rest would
remember every act of unkindness, every
bitter word which had fallen from your lips
But then it would be too late to recall it-too
late to ask fergiveness.-Norh Carolina
Press
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-12-04
More Truth Than Poetry.

An exchange paper says, that while the
business men of America prOverbially live
poorer, dress shabbier, work harder. and
sells during more hours than those of any
other country in the world, their wives and
daughters are ten times more idle, more ex-
travagant and more useless
In the above extract, there is, we fear,
considerable more truth than poetry We
know case in point Mr.. Turquoise, of the
firm of Turquoise, Opal 4 Co., of Broadway.
Turquoise sells from twelve to sixteen hours
a day. Turquoise last year made 500, ,OOO.-
OF this $4,000 were spent by Mrs Tur-
quise for new furniture, Ito spite the Leons,"
while large portion of the balance was spent
in sending ''Blanche and Rose to Newport,
to show the Maxwel's that there were other
diamonds, beside those inherited from
great-grand6ther, who found in India prince
ly fortune and a diseased liver. Turquoise
has been in trade since lS40. He does large
and lucrative business. People who have new
cr been in his parlor and kitchen imagine he
is worth a quarter of Il million of dollars,
while those who have been, are in wonder how
he lodges the sheriff Turquoise is still toll
ing, and still making money, and yet, if he
should die tomorrow it is questionable wheth-
er his assets would meet his liabilities He
will probably end his days by trying the vir-
tue of a shilling's worth of Strychninc. Should
we be one of the jurors, we should bring i'll
the following verdict Died from the vista
ton of an eXtravagant wife and two scnscless
daughters" -
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1858-12-04
NlinllexOfa Fruil Trees.

We call the attention of our Agricultural
readers to the following article from the St.
Peter Free Press.
Notwithstanding we have here, as well as
everywhere else, set Of hOld-Jacks, who
constantly assert that we cannot grow fruit
(although they never made single effort to do
so, and would not let any one else, if they
could have their way) The present season
has demonstrated the fact the fruit can
be raised in Minnesota good fruit too
In st. Paul and Saltwater both, fine Isa-
bella grapes were raised the past summer
In the former place also, fine specimen OF
apples were produced.
In looking for trees to set out, all authors
agree in recommending those that have been
raised from the seed in the locality, as far
more likely to live, to say nothing of the great
er convenience and better condition in which
they can be obtained.
While upon this subject, we cannot fail to
mention some apple trees we saw last week,
from the nursery of Mr.. A. Stewart of LIE
Sucur Prairie. They were very fine and
thrifty appearance, and were plentifuly sup
piled with fibrOus roots some of which were
fue feet long We would much sooner have
such trees to plant here, than those generally
brought from abroad and we advise our
farmers by all means, to get and plant out
an orchard of them in the spring without fail.
There is nothing more profitable, or that will
add so much to the health and the luxury Of
living, as good fruit. DO not fail to attend to
this matter early in the spring. The fact
that these trees have lived through the past
three winters, is the very best evidence as to
their hardness, and adaptability to our eli
mate and soil. ...,.r