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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-12-20
What Everybody Wants!
The Family Doctor z.
CONTAINING SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBJ.
TANNED, FOR the CURE OF DISEASES IN
ALL FORMS, . "F' ~
BY

ALL FORMS, 5000 ~ =
PROFESSOR HENRY s. TAYLOR, MD.
II Tells You How to attend upon the sick and how
tecook for them; how to prepare drinks,
Poultices. &c. land how to guard against
infection from Contagious Diseases.
It Tells You Or the various diseases of Children,
and gives the best and simplest mode of
II treatment during TeethiIig, Con vulsiona,
. ~ vaccination, Wlooping- cough, Measles,
It Tells You The symptoms Of Cronp. Cholera In
tantem: Collie, DiaIhea, Worms, Scaled
Head, kngworm, Chicken -pox. &c. and
gives you the best remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The y mptoms Of Fever and Ague, snd
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remedies for their cure. y
1T TELLS iOI The symptoms Of Influenza. onsunil,-
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1T TELLS YOU The symptoms of Cholera Morhus, Ma
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IT TELLS You The symptoms o. Plsurisy, Mumps.
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IT TELLS i0t The symptoms of Epilepsy, Jaundce.
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Sprans, Lockjaw. Fever Sores. White Swell
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1T Tells YOU OF the various diseases peculiar to
Women, and gives the lest and simple
remedies for their cure. together with many
valuable hints Tor the preservation OF health,
The work written III plain language. free from med
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illustrated with appropriate ehgravihgs. and WIFI he
r arlcd To yuur address, neatly bound aid postage
pad. receipt of Si.oo.
$1,000 A iEi 'nN S mem %'s .ve, ,h,srr'. i.
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Terms 70 agents with other iuioruation apply or
address
John T.. Potter. Pubt sh.r
[n2sn,6l N"'oi sahsom ST. Philadelphia, Pa
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Which they are determined to sell as cheap A.
can be purchased anywhere in the city for cAsn.
Our motto is quick sales and small Profits"
Any order from the country will he promptly
attended to; As much 50 a. il the purchaser " as
present
Dir. Hoch having b en- engaged in the Lumber
business for the last nine years ia this City, Hat.
tiers himself that he will lie able to render COM
plete satisfaction to customers. Give US u call
before purchasing elsewhere.
Musratine. Iowa. April Ist 1850
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Personal Liberty Law.

The Providence Journal is holding
the Democracy up to their record on the
personal liberty law Of that State. 1t
says:
"The personal liberty bill on our
statute book was enacted in ls4s, Ger
tainly before the Republican party was
formed, aud just when the Democratic
party was about to divide into regular
Democrats and free soilers. 1t passed
the senate without call. In the house,
the ayes and noes we're ordered. How
did they vote? With what uuaninlity
did they record their voices against this
outrage Of northern fanatacism? ? With
what solid strength did they vindicate
the rights Of the South and repudiate
this 'incendiary legislation Thirteen
Of them uoted for the bill. and oaiy hpo
against 1t Had these thirteen voted
against it the bill would have been lost.
The vote stood-ayes, 26 wings, IL dem-
ocrats; nays, II wings, 2 democrats.
More than one third Of the uhiys rated
against It, and less than serenth Of the
democrats"
The first persoaal liberty law in our
own State was passed under the admins
tratiou Of Marcus Morton, democrat.
The present more stringent law was pass
cd by the '.know nothing" legislature,
the ruling spirits in which are now B,ll
Everett men. 1t was modified in 1888
by the republicans, some Of its more
stringent provisions having been striek
en- out
We should be glad to see TIE law en-,
sirely wiped out from the statute books, I
but whether this is done or not the fact
will remain that it was put there before
the republicans obtained the control of
the state government, and that since that
time they have modified some of it, mos,
obnoxious features Boston Jourual. i
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TORED.

dust Published, IN Sealed Enmlupr
LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREATMENT
AND RADICAL CURE OF SPERMATOREH0HA, Or
Seminal Weakness. Sexual Debility, Nervousness and
Involuntary Emissions producing Impotency, Con-
sumption aud Mental and Ply steal Debility.
BIZ ROB-. CULyERWELL, NJ. D.
The important fact that the awful consequences Of
sefahuse be efectGally wiihau, internal
medicines or the dangerous applications of eaustics
instruments, metcated bougles, and other empirical
aeVses. Is demonstrated and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment as nv N.
celebrated author fully explained, by means Of which
every one is enabled TO himself perfectly and AZ
the least possible cost. thereby avoiding ali the adyer
tsed nossrumS Of the day. This Lecture viii prove
boon to thousands and thousands.
sent under seal 10 any address, postpaid, on the
receipt OF two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. CIAS
:. G. KLINE, 40 Szst AveSG-, New York. Po.,
0oS, ASS aS.sl
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More Political Plumber. so lOO. 600 Prize.
Correspondence Chicago Tribune.

81 LOUIS, NOV. II, lSbu.
] have Just learned BY letter from
the interior Ct Kansas, that fraud, which
has been so prolific in that soil. is likely
to bring forth still another rich har-
vest, Notwithstanding the unprecedented
drouth OF the last season, of which some
keen political paltisans will be the reap
ers. A rumor is ntioat that contract
has been recently let, secretly, at the In,
dian office, for the building of t,cf hind
red Indian cabins, at the small sum ot'
one hundred thoua"d doNurS-fce hund
red dollars apiecr-for the Sac aud Fox
Indians, really not worth more than
hundred io!ias apiece at the ont>'de |,
seems strange that the Indian Depart
msut should have allowed itself to .be
overresched, and to have made such a
contract at this time, aud at this season
OF the year, for these cabins will have to
b, built this winter; but there appears
to be fatality about the present admin.
tration in financial matters, indeed, it
l ,oks very much as if they were deter
uiued that if they cannot keep tie Goc.
.ramsnt themselves, they pW teore moth
ing nhen they 90 OFT to keep H-"cause
the funds am exhaust Had the usual
mode been pursued, aud public notice
been given t r the building Of these
cabins, there is not doubt bu, that they
would have been contracted for at less
than 500 spieco-but in that event ro-
litical favorites would not have bagged
the peat sum Of $4,000 in clean cash.
The old political adage is reversed, 'to
the ranquished now belong the spoils."
Y.
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1u1ulx 2Dzs.aH
n T!l
sabbath School Books Published by this
House.

The Anniversary and Sunday School Music Book No.
L. contains ~ tunes and by nns; Price cents each.
dollars per hundred. The Anniy ersary and Sunday
school Music Book, No. 2 contains vi tunes and h, INNS
price cents each, dol. yer hundred. The Anniver-
and sunday -Schooi Music BOOK, No. !, contains
q. tunes and hymns; price 4eents each dol per humid
The Anniversary and sunday School Muse BOOK, No,
l. Is 80" ready; contains ~ tunes and y mis- price
cents each, : doll. per hundred. The Auniyersa
ata sunday School Music Book, containing Nos. and
:: "iEh several additional pieces, contains times and
ny mrs lrice cents each. dois- Ter hundred. The
keyisa, Penny Music Book. Mos. 1 And =; No l ron.
taais ~ tunes aud hymns price cent. No. contains
u tunes AID by nils: price each. dolls m Na
postage one eeht each. The school tell con.
tain. ID tunes and lily mns: price L. cents cac saoIls
per hundred, postage two cents each, ,lega.Itiy
~ cents each, !. dollars per hundred. Congregation
singng-an eight page tractprice IS cts Ter dozen Is
dollars per hundred.
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3 8 > |
SEW EN- We RS!

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3d-Four admissions during the season. to
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In addition TO the above benefits, there will be
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The superb Engraving. which every subscriber
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PROFs q. J. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
FLOOD RENOVATOR,

precisely what ts name indicates fos while pleas
ant 70 the taste, u y rsvvifying, sxhileratns aud
reinstates and the blood in ali ts original puri-
~, and thus restores and renders the system invunera
bic to attacks Of diseases. II il the osy preparation
within the reach Of all 30 chsisicaily snd skillfuly
combined ~ to b the most powerful tonic, and yet 90
perfectly adapted to act In perfect accordance with
ach, and tone up the digestive organs, AID all.ys all
and other irritation. II is also perfectly ex'
hiierang in its effects, and yet never followed BY
trely Of vegetables and those thoroughly combining
powerful tonic and soothing properties and
lycan never inure Asssure preventative aud cur Of
Consumption, Bronchitis, indigestion,
Dyspspsia, loss Of Appeti.e, Faintness,
Nerross Irnabiity, Neuralgia, Pal
pitation 81 the Heart. Melancholy,
Hypochondria, Night Sreats, Lam
gor, Giddiness, and alt that Glars
Of Cases so Fearyuiiy Fatal, Cat
ted Female Weaknesses and IT,
reyuiarities,
THERE IL NOTHING IT'S EQUAL.
Also, Liver arrangements or Tsrpidity, and Liver
Complaints, Diseases OF the Kidneys, or ANY general
derangment Of the Urinary organs.
II will hot only cure the debility following CnILLS
and fES In, bat prevent all attacks arising from Mas
matte influences, and cure the diseases a, once, If al
ready attacked.
Travellers should have bottle vita them. as it will
inailiby prevent any deleterous consequences fol-
lowing upon change ofclimate and water.
As it prevents costveness, strengthens the digestive
organs. should lie in the hands OF all persons of den
tsTy habits
Ladies not accustomed to much outdoor exercise
should always use II.
Mothers should t.for Is perfect relief, ia
ken month before the final trial, she will pass
the dreadful period with perfect ease and safety.
L M
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Kerosene OH and Lamps.
A FINE Assortment OF kerese ne Oil I.amns n.
"A Of beautiful de signs, for sale ty p3Ir'1'
Dec ID. So t@& @ JAMES MYER,
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Singers sewing Machine
FIFTY DOLI.ARSY8

Singers sewing Machiu.s
FIFTY DOLLARS! D ~
LAYING completed and occupied nm,
Fire.Proof Manninctory-th. mo- 49, nd sIen
machine shop in the world-we Nave . riNet
the event by producing new Famils S.n "seo
Mac hine, containing the latest improyem.n..
the very low price Of -.. ,-~N
FIFTY DOLLARS,
This great reduction will leave the ,-.n.
without inducement or excuse for buying -. -
the inferior machln which infringe or, - T., VI
ents. Competition will heneeforth beeos. t ;s'
possible. A very large reduction has been MA.
in the prices of all Of
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
,or manufacturing purposes, whirh are Welt
known to be without any successful rival in Nh.
market. Much has recently bee h 'pubHshed in
regard to various stitches made ,v .ewing N"
chimes We will take it for granted thm q, T 'h.
world knows the fact, at Singers MaSN, .ns
make the best stitch ever invented, and do MI
the best style. " @0 4" @7 ~"
A@Send for copy of L. NJ Singer 4, n
Gazette, which contains full information Ala,
prices sizes. ETC., OF Swing mae nee ana vi
sniTt''a g'ntia. J. NJ SINGER T. col !
jan ~, 1859: 45s Broodray. As1c Eo,k
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The Cordial Is All We CHIN ter it!!!
MOTHERS TRY IT,,

And to you appeal to detec, the illness net only
Of your daughters Lefore I've too late, but also your
and husbands for while the former from false del
sacy, often down to premature grave, rather than
let their condition lie known In time. the latter often
30 mixed up with the excitement of business. that il it
were not for you. they too would travel in the same
downward path, until is too late to their fatal
fall But the mother is always yigant, and to you
confidently appeal; for sure your failing
affection will unerringy point you 10 PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVA-
time Of need.
Oh. WOOD, Proprietor, ~ Broadway. New York,
and ia Marke street. St. Louis. Mo, and sold by all
good druggists. Price One Dollar per Bottle. Al ly.
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~ To Persons out Of Employment. ~
AGENTS WANTED.
In every COunfv Oc the uymits,d States

!" eStIy NOuHty OI the IniU0 btAtess
ITO engage in the sale Of some OF the best
4 and most elegantly illustrated works pub
lished. Our publications are Of the most inter
esting character. adapted to the wants Of the
Farmer. Mechanic and Merchant; they are pub
lished in the best style aud bound in the most
substantial manner. and are worthy place in
the Library Ofevery Household in the Land.
1xs- To men OF ente, prise aud industrious
habits, this business offers an opportunity for
profitable employment seldom to be met with.
exs- Persons desiring 70 act NJ agents will re-
celye promptly by mail full particulars. terms,
&c. b. addressing
LEARY, GEIZ h Co., Publishers,
No. 224 North Second Street Philadslphia.
43-4m.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT
GREATBARGAlNS!

Now is the Time to Invest.
Vl>HE undersigned offers to the public the fol-
i lowing aesirabie and valuable property, at
very low rates and cas-, terms.
$40 acres Of choice prairie land in Delaw are
coanfs, Iowa:
$40 acres in Tama county:
y 32O acres partly Improved in Cedar county,
delightfully."- located aud designed for a grain
and stock ta'mwithin miles OF the county 81 Al.
Also. $50 acres IL tin,ber lind; ~
Also, 300 valuable Town Lots, IN STAIRS
Addition: s-.-s r..-
For particulars Us to price, terms and loo alt,,
inquire of the Undersigned, or OF IL. c. PiATT,
office in the basement OF the new court house:
a J. H. STAIR:
Upton. Februnry 9th. ls6O-6
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AE ID s..Yi;:5
Chicago, lOWi aud NEBRASKA
4flAlLtl: lRloiAlplS:
50 Niles West fthe Mis.i1eipp

HN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov. 20, 1858
~ and until further notice. trans will run 0,
follows:
..= TRAINS WEsIW ARD, aayIE
ExrREss TRAM a.-s BE-. s;.s5 spaS
Leave Chicago, Wells st. Depot, ll.40 r. ".
Leave Clinton, S.i5 A. NJ
| Arrive At Cedar Rapids, sss 81, I2.s0P. N.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
Clinton, ~'~- 'o7s'-s77sss7s f8Nf0f.N
Arrive at Cedar Rapids, 49, 8 ~ I.iVP.M.
TRAINS +. tsrwaRIJ
EXP. TRAIN-iAsNe Gear RaI,ids, - 400 p NJ
Arrive 1T CliatoH,s "a ~ .l5 r. N.
Arrive nj Chicago, 4GoAM
ACCD. IRAIN-Ieave Gedar Rapids, glOAs
-'1=a aH5@ Arrive at Clinton I. .slOPM
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport Maquoke
ia and Aniamo $50. I q @I84FEf
At Yankee Run. with stages for Toronto Tin
ton, Mechanicsyile. Mt. Vernon ausl Cedar Rap
ids. a.R S|
Freight trains leave daily. t..l .z5.saH
The shortest. cheapest and most expedition
route from ceatral Iowa to Chicago or any poin
east. liz s5z :.
Es-A An agent will be at the depot in Fulton y
receive all baggage for Clinton or the Road, which
will be conveyed across the river free of charsA
Freight Trains leave daily. st.t d.
NJ. SMITH. Eng. and Superintendent.
j NJ. Ham, General rr't and ticket Agent.
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MILLAR'S NEW PATENT
LOCK STITCH FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES!

as. e35, e35, eS6, 43S, i1?B.
The ssiy taking this stitch sold for less thar asO
In form, general Appearance, aitch, {alke On both
sdes) sze capacity, speed, Stiffness ease Of motion
and manner 81 forming the stitoh ii is very nnek Tx
and Rarrsntsl 20 do much and AZ well a. the cele
brased wHEELxR 4 WILSON eI2s MACHINE.
We also have the
METROPoLIT
Double lock tight fast Grover Il naks stitch So An-
lily sewing Machine warranted superior 70 any thirty
dollar machine. money refunasd. We will send
either both of theAe mach inss, y aests prcea
ATTY party engaged n the sale 81 sowing machines, and
refAd the money st the end ~ sstv days they are
not satisfied. No connection v1h Cornell 4 Co.
Agents wanted. Callat lO9 Lake street. or address
LEWIS CORNELL.
Aus. -, ~ pcx 2eSl, Chicago, H..
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PLAsTERlNG.

The subscribers will be prepared
to do plasteriRs, and ~ Other kinds q Moor
WoskAhe cosA1Sk s4a1on. OF of theD Wd3sek
xays bS3eund & ~ New Cosyt House 9
- 10 EDWARD .0ODpE
Ttrena. !an 80. ,ss tsy1a THOMAS lGoDllnosA
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OLD GOLD PENS RE.POINTED.
Price 40 tCanta

Price 90 Cents.
ENCLOSE Pen in a letter with cash or post
Il age stamps. The return letter will bring it
back As good AZ new.
6y- Editors giving this advertisement six in
sertions during 1860, and sending paper, will
receive superior gold pen in payment.
Address, STONE h BALL
Syracuse, N. Y.
We will vOnch for the fhlfllment of the above
on the part OF Messrs. Stone 4 Ball.
JIG. X TRUEAIR 4 co,
sept. 9th, 1850. Prop'rs.SyracMse Journal