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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-01-30

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fa an Bersnus afflicted With SEXUAL Diseases -1rh :
@FERNAT0RRHg4A, SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
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The HOW ARD ASSOCIATION. Ia view af ear 4ertl
"0trctton If human fa, caused ~ Saxmal e.jssa
and the dPeo~'oWS tartl@aH mau nna wnsr+8aae e8c~
as - Such tEseases y 4Hae.*, several years aeo IT,
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HAkrE. eu re+esra of TWO ST AbIpa far na@teva-
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%"- South Ninth ~srwee. Philadelphia. Pa
BY order - ne directors.
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~" e r. Ii ID Secretary. 5ugI
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Johns wife and John were tste-a-tste
she witty was, industrious he says John,
ave earned the bread we've ate, - and
7, says she, "hare nraed the tea,
Never consider that vanity an ofenee
which limits itself 10 wishing for the
praise Of good men for good actions; next
10 our own esteem, il is a virtue to desire
the esteem Of others.
First elass in sacred music stsad up
How many kinds Of metre gre thercy--
Three, sir--jonr metre, short metre and,
meet her by moonlight alone
IA sins proceed, they ever multiply;
and like figures in arithmetic, the last
stands. for more than I'll that went before
il.
FontaneIle daintly compliments the fair
sex, when he compares woman and clocks
the latter serve to point out the hours
the former to make rs forget them.
No man will fully find out what he is
by mere survey Of himself lie must
explore if he would know himself
There are truths which some deapise
because they have not examined; and
which they win not examine, because
they despise.
\ Young lady engaged to be married
and getting tired Of her bargain, applied
to friend to help her unite the knot be-
fore it vas too late "Oh, certainly, ~
dts very eaey to unite It now, while It is
only bean Knot.
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Y DaEis most respectfully invita- III. &,
- Nhdch 81 tie ladies' # linton ana -
ty 70 her legaut assortment If r13 a"a y3olai
100 ooas, when 'he will sell as eheap o. snaan.
$50. s.'1 ge bought clseu here, and 4 ,5Ii""
,ost weekly new AMI fresh Supplies t h- ~
nass = PREPARED 10 furnish any quantity a. bnn
slk4 .attn. .aa aeesses flowers, pInmes, ribbons
l"iatfl nne She would also sar thst r., =. s'ls
s,apn ana experienced MlTLINER AMI ppr,1S
NEE when she will he prepared n aJT
a s~ fr,, " aef millinery department. 20
the old .t,na , aoan'Ty promptly attended 10. 4,
1870 apoNe ". Eliiot's clothing .tara
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A. "hFFNt -- ---.-. ..- geo. g. STONE
GREEN & STONE,
Bankers Il Dealers i'm Exchange.

arsGtTfsE. IOwAs
EXCHANGE for sale, IN sums to suit, npon
IL ~ Lonis, Cincinnati, Chicago and New
York. We also furnish Drafts on Ligernoot
Dublin, Hamburg, Frankfort. Paris and Am
sterdam
REFERENCES
American Exchange Bank, New York; Geo
Smith h Co, Chicago; Llcas and simoads, n
Louis; funlefY, Drake Co, Cincinnati, y
Jones 4 Co, Pittsburgh; y. corui'h h ca
6airrs iIy
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Upton III SIsEss DIRECTORY.
Exchange Offices.
VA. H. F#rHtLG.- Dealer u Exchange.
r. NJ a1"@t&s CEDAR County Bank.
Land Agenciez.
II. G. PIATT. General Land Agent
GEO HtsfLar. surveyor ami r.aaa Agent
Insurance Agency.
WELLS sPICEG. Agent II the Aetna. the gsssa-.r
the Iowa state Mutual. an4 he
Charter 0aA Life Insurance C..
ATTORNEYS.
II c. PrArT a srssrrr
1Sn- L. FTAN. JnHS gTr~aEs
1FIGER 4 a~CARN. J. w BAaLEY
Physicians a Surgeons.
MAYER. Homeopathy y. P CowAv.
!" SMITH. Rochester, T. d. HecLCaE.
Dry Goods. Groceries Etc.
CHARLES SHETLAND. Geua-al Deal~r
h#sER, g gEH Il TURNER. do.
=. h. RAY il Ca, An
T. CHILDs Il Co, Groceries Il waoaar Var
Tailoring.
s ca : GILMORE, Manufacturer 4 paas-r.
kIsER. ceEW y TURNER. 4o o
L. @AttoAA q TO- fa48rw - Cutters.
Druggists.
: Lf.is1 ~ t.. ortgrst Groceries. Notions etr
hEIaA&F II IeNAhAaA. Druggist. arss paar-z,-
Miscellaneous,
!. u p Loss, Permanently located pe-tfs.
W. 7A'@Ef Re hahufasturer and Dealer ia Furns-
!, :, l.. F,,g x Manufacture Il tn vara.
"" = Ut 4. HOUSE Sign And Ornamental! Painter
,~,o - aha Paper Hanger.
mo. u. HtRELEY. Dealer ii Lusaaer
DAN HAhRAss, Meas Market
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r.tsrRAN NnTaf.r

tt,s.., " ~ ~ Ferry Frink, at his resisa,,a =.
9ls .t ~ '.2la IN Cedar County. Iowa an tao ~
po.e4 d, II. so light iron grey horse, snn
EsT. @A"o "si.fe AK. Haisley,
qie,o. H., ,o.s ,n-- > w. Young.
fo.5m Clerk
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TEA TRAYS,
WOODEN v ARE

If aH aiads .efrieeratorE, Water Coolers atad F"-
ternrz willow Ware Of all kinds. Toilet Ware n
aef.s or agautv. Ira Cream CroeZers aud A"nts q
Chinese Ganrs, WiItew Cahs. Wagons ana 'ra-
dies. @AiI1r-n's High and Nurserr 'aae CAair-.
Zane Sewing CAairs-w1Gh ana without arms lad
rar l1ers aides Fancy Work stands Baskets " ire
DISH Covers, Floor Dust ana store Brushes,
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-. VI a ] - I,
Attorney and Counsellor ATTAIN
5ssl Estate Broker and aa0ar.I -.
- AGENT
''fiS'+ ~" l. Office In s+c Csurt fs.t. =.
A STOCK FARM FOR SALE.
arst quality, No. A stock arm, contain
ing go acres. al ~"h'aaA
EF'tF's lans--IAe sw qr Of sec. u. n = r1,v
A.%"--Ias Sc qr Of ne or If Sec. u tn =. -. -,
A'"''-i "e " BIT Of Sc qr Of Sec. II, - s2,rqw
ing Ito acres. 81 contain
Aa'9-A number Of Town Lots in Tiutap sh.n,
--..-. H. c. pIATf. gent.
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3S.15t

TIE UNDERSIGNED, formerly of see Ramp
street, gives notice to his numerous friends and
patrons that he hasncay done perfcctng his arrange
rients to his rev ana large establishments where he
has now on hand and shall continue to keen a most
beautiful and complete assortment Of both Young and
grown Fowls, Of the following breeds viz; red buff
black, white, Dominique, Pericy, Palmer and Marsh
Changhaes or Imperial Chinese Royal Cochin Chinas
Santon Chnas, Brahmah Pookas, (1}ennet stock.
Chittagongs black and spangled Poands, White
Calcutta Prussian and Wild Indian Mountain Fowls.
English Red Caps, black and fancy Bantams, Suma.ra
Ebon, Sumatra Pheasant, and Malacca and several
other game varieties.
ALso-Middlesex Lincolnshire. Essex and Suffolk
Pigs, from two months to two and three wears DID,
Hong Kong, Bremen and White China Geese. White
Aylesbury crested or Poland Ducks.
All of the above pigs, fowls, &c. will be sold At
reasonable rates, and are warranted pure and the
best in the country, from stock of his own importation
from China England and other places, or from speci
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New England Exhibition. WV
Apply by letter or otherwise, to
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No h;s stock and Judge COT shcu-.s. ".. '0s exam
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sewing Machines.
Wilson's Patent Rotary Sewing Machine

IAN now be seen in operation by persons "A.
~ ~ wishing to purchase, at No. lS ST. -
T M street. New Orleans, up stairs go
The utility of these machines is no lonoen -
opinion but settled fact manufacturers at the North
give them decided preference over all Others ever
; nntofes.ea, and planters are fast bringing them
to general use, not only for the use Of their families
''t especially Tor making up negro clothing, ~
an experienced hand, with one Of Wilson's Fotarv
nia'nlnes takes from 1900 to 500 stitches
per Minutes do the work Of fifteen
with ease. 'S"H''seesses
This machine is simple, and not liable to get ont Of
ORDER II Is not noisy Or complicated working With
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but on the contrary, neat little article. work;na VIII
one needle only, not having shuttle or wheel IN Il
Ladies and seamstresses who purchase ma chimes
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constant supply of improved machines. needle. 4
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! "a NO. IL Magazine street, corner oil trAYier.
would inform friends, and the public in general
hat present stool; CO
Clothing, l;1rrishine Ooone, e.,
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and English blac', and fancy colo7cd cloth WALKING
coats; ilimaaya fur new style sac; French black
mulberry, and olive Cloth opera sacs; do black and
fancy colcre docsi:n Union sac. do extra surern
drab and fancy colored walking coats; c0diington,
gray, mixed. and silver gray SACKS and pokas rch.
black, blue brown, and olive bearer sac ana tiock
coats: do blue brown. and silyergray, Whitney sac
coaiS N1' bapfaaCf various c0iofSt 20 turn, sac
coats; dc supcrfne Grab cloth and beaver Walking
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cloth sacr
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:ty; black ana blue pilot cloth cloths.
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vests, and cioaks, of every quality.
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H EMF RSON'S y
United States MagaziHl

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Will be continued each monthsunt2
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ecuted in this country. ss.'
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The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-04-21
Chr ! nofptnotnt.
HEA VET.

There is thought to me most sweet
In al the dreams have of Heaven:
1t seems to make the bliss complete.
OF that celestial sure retreat,
For souls from earthly refuge driven.
It is not that / there shall see
The CHERISHED ones whom have lost
know that their society
Will be intense delight to me,
When | shall join the ransomed host.
Nor is it that l then shall view
Flowers and fields of endless bloom,
The skies Of never fading blue,
Bright, happy countenances too.
Released forever from the tomb,
These all will yield me happiness,
But to the aching troubled breast
Can there be any JOY like this,
Such sweet and satisfying bliss;
"The weary, there, shall ever restr
Rest! It's word that fills my heart
With warnings uncontrollable;
To feel that when this mortal part
Shall cease to with and throb and smart
With Jesus l shall ever dwell;
And scarce shall know that ever I
Was in this lower world distressed:
No tear will ever fill the eye.
Nor heavy burden cause a sigh,
For ''there the weary are at rest"