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TRUNKS, BOOTS AND SHOES.

Doors AND sFf THEss 70 SUIT rae
Wssre noy manufaoturins all kinds of BOOTS
s rs.i Sa ~ And eonstanty Iseeivlns s1n1
.ofiption, made expressly to order. and viii
be sold at . much lower price than haS beenv
heretofore charged in Tins ciV for much inferior
Persons in want Of Roots and Shoes of eastern or
CITY made work, will always fnd 3 rood assortmen
In store ana ct the lowest PRICES: Give ns call.
slk-r : = - $40 P snn.yITsn 4 s sss1s..
H sI1;vs HUNDRED .SIo 81. TRAVELLING TRUNKs
S Ss:. and ~ si1s: e Sole LssihsS, Lsdis.
OF trsyeiIns reSnisitss ct moderate 1riccs, 20 IS
19n Sf LADIES' HAT R6x iS w T1AG iiicsEIss
fT6d T nSs: s ss.ss;sd y, !, 60 1900,
3. 90 WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
n.rn.u Tran IS ss s. s sSs.s..
SOUTHERN i Tsy yI1 s M,A4NgFAcToRY.
,O,,os,,s ODD Fsiie;ss' Hal. Rs,Ai.s.o., d. C.
T1sHe sir vii study their interests b. eIsninIn
chasing elseyere- As use none but the
BEST material the market affords and employ d30
the best yorknen, can confidently recommend INV
Trunks that are made in other oties and sod hers'
keep constantly on hand, and make 10 order Ion
fns nSsf RSS iSysI e SOLE
SO WOOD Fox az gNKSi .1SHL1H S1 : a "a
Ne MSS skziSS5f gHR4HKffFfsS e. Skss A1E
manlike manner, at short notice
trunks delivered In any part Of the city. George
.A!se.Ase1t Tor Howe's celebrated FAMILY
sl5-lv JAMES 8. TOPHAM.
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THE EVENING STAR,
TO An oFFENDED LADY.LOvE.

TO An OFFENDED LADY.LOVE.
Dsar L.. with auburn hair and ORIENT mountain
And pe.sy teeth and Juno's head. whence thy
To make mo toy sisve-sO love thee more and more,
The more ssar, and ses and fear there's cause to
Born to boss and Blessed with all that is beautys
Iovn Thy lips and eyes divine with ma.chless form
r.ob .S,h s1s:s IN look and word and mo-
Eve lessned how maoh the lover is dearer than the
. fBsnd.s pro SAL L--rlf-lr zefs -r1-s.tr. .
My absence, how like po,ar winters chill hath
From ihes d,sv oil hope. aud light. and life, my
What frtelias have not safs.ed, and what dark
Since under the bewiIdering cosds Of thy dspleas-
ure. .-
Summer in all luxuriant heauty waits on thee;
Floods Of tears rePentant have shsd In Ieverie;
Queen OF Love! thy pardon ImPl0re without de-
lay.
The world hath no heart like thine, give it back
again.
As thine; my faults o'erlOok, and from hell my
heart set free.
Without thee, lifs's hop, and magnets gone, or
points IN vain.
thee and me. VALLEY Spirit.
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
w 90 Sd 81. 700 doors Rorfk Of Pa. A~s
Nov % the time 20 get SPRING and SUMNER
SKIRTS made ~ % order. The subscriber 10 pre-
pared to make SKIRTS, DRAWERS, &e., u the
shiET BOSOMs, COLLARS, and WRIeY
-
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nR. J. BOVEE DODS
II IMPERIAL WINE RTTTFRS

ieke, ep1 the universal verdict of ali Who use
he em either a. s:sdsesss or q bsv~ess 10 that
tnem suceessfsy in ms practice for year, before
nJp uIona:ed OF him the sole night 70 manuhctlre
cure OF lnoilisnt Oonsuml ton, IndiGestion. bys-
SSpssia, PLss, Nervoas Diseases, Female CON
yond doubt most Invaluable rem cdy, Ado from
.n9us msdleinfl 1roIcrtics they pure whole
pleasant exhiloratins effects OF Brady or Wine
niInout tneiI inJunous results. Let all friends Of
ps In substituting these valua e VeketsbIe Ritters
IoL , tne Mt:sra! poisoss and adsltsYatsd LsSsors
E nn wnlcn tne country IL flooded, and thereby e.
from the land. ~
CHARLES MIDDIFIELD CO,
fropretors, Is William street, Nov YORK
j. SCHWARZE. Aren't,
Waahlngton. 10. @.
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MEDICINES.

MED ZONES. q
NPEOT NE:
.f9a7fs s5tujF2@ Pa aua {
PERSIAN FEVER oHARM.
.osas arI,os
r~gss- ssAorH aauso rl rza.. 80 -.
FEVER AND 40 uE DIFFERENTIATED.
9.a g. 90 .,f..J e.. 81
A. H. ~ f-e - ls-i .s..- sra.
THE HUMAN CONSTITUTION SAVED
A FROM WRECK.
- ,f.HH ISL
THE PREvsNr1vs AND REMEDY
INTERMITTENT AND BILIOUS EBvsRs.,
CURES INSURED IN DAY.
NATURES GRAND RRsToRArIyE.
INPFCTINE, INPECT1NB.
INPECT1NE, INPECTINE
lNPECTIN1, INPBCTINB
The terrible mslady known a. tas FEVER AND
AGUE has smitten hundreds of Thousands of per-
| sons throughout The world every year, and has
| never till how been met by successful medica
| treatment that has not produced severe
MEDICINAL DISEASES,
which s6ect tho lungs, the spleen, the liver, the
| heart, or othsr parts Of the human organism The
| INPECTlNE 10 the natural antsg onist of all f.
vers. and when it comes in contact with the skin,
II absorbed by the interior organs. which resist
easily missma and all tendencies towards those
nalsdlss which PROSTATE the mind and body with
fever.
Fever and Asue result from numerous causes.
No place 10 exempt from the oausss which promote
the existsnos OF the disease. That being once seat
Cd In tho svstom, induces depression of spirits, las
sltnde, lansusr, pains, ohills, fever, and a long
train Of Gsagreeebe sensations, doprlyInE the Do
tent Of all energy, and reducing HIM or her to
4 condition of ~
EXTRBME HELPLESSNEss.
Why will any ono suffer the horrors of dsbil-
itsaEs Intermittent Fever. when by the use of the
INVALUABLE INPEcrlNE,
PERSIAN FEVER CHARM.
the eminent medical and magical qualities of which
are instantly absorbed,
ALL TRACES OF DISEASE MAY BE ANNI-
HILATED In A FEW HOURS.
sELF-cARE Is BETTER THAN PHYsIc.
| NATURE Is WISER THAN ART.
EVERY DISEASE HAS A DIVINE REMEDY.
THE WISE APPLY WHILE THE FOOLISH
| DREAM.
BETTER PREVENT THAN sTRIvk TO
| DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
THE INPECTINE,
PERSIAN FEvER CHARM,
| Has cured thousands Of both sexes Of tho most
dreadful Fevsrs. Read and reflect
| WONDERFUL EFFECT rs.
Lemuel BonssIl. of Pittsburg, for two years use-
less to himself and socsty-a martyr to Chills and
Fsver-oured in less than three weeks, and I'm
proved In eight hours.
Mary X. Bslkasp, sssdusky, Ohio. after almost
losing hsr reason 90 we'll Is strength by Inter-
mittsnt Fever, with Chi,s, restored to health In
twenty hours.
J. r. Triton. Of Belgrade, Maine, brought from
deaths door, having suffered for four years, mads
we'll In Ave weeks, and improved In two hours.
Adolphe Monhro Of France, relieved In one
hour. while travelling in the cars Of the Fort
| Wayne and Chicago Railroad. He was apparent
~ dying with chills.
Ellen K. Benson, Of Lookport, New York, res
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,~pR; !. ROyEE DODs,

DIR. ]. BOvEE DODS
IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder And Urinarv
never fail to cure. and are warranted 10 rive sStis
notion. w NV 1919
Proprietors, IS William IT,, New York,
je1IyL AGENT. WSsh,n,tan" Hh r
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,

hAILY LINE OF NEW FOUR-HORSE
~ COACHES TO UPPER MARLBORO,
Carrying the u. s. Mail
The undersigned are now running Daily, (except
Sunday,l -Four horse Coaches be- <FSes~
bOrO', as follows: #S52EsA
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner Of Seventh
Upper Marlboro at IL O'Clock m and arrive in
Washington at 3o'cock, in time to connect with
the $50 p. m. ain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and oomrnod,on. tbs ts.r.
ing drivers '''O0"'
Fare to Upper Marlboro. 50 cents
ID
frel2ht and packages in proportion,
au l5-u OSBORN Il CO, Proprietore
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HOWE'sIMPROvED w EI6HIN6 SCALES
H These Soales are offered g the public as the
use, flrstclnss premiums have been awarded tbsH
q the United states Far and virginia Agricultural
society; Virginia state Agricultural Pair Franklin
Institute Fair, Penrsy lvania; Now York State Pair;
Vermont State Far, de-, &c. In every where
eKhi bited they nave recelvcd hrst class premiums
For "a 9 a. % Louisiana avenue, Depot Of Siller's
Chill cd Iron Safes.
de1S-1v E C. PATRON. Aren't
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w, MAGNOLlA HAMsL : -
these Hsms:, They have BEEN hsnrips h the S
sm0ksAouss through the sssson, and srs q eepfsI
ga Corner psS q and vSnons avsass,
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E. r. DURKEE CO.
Et9-n.D& w.t. 1st psarl 81. New Yort.
WATcHRBEsA.ISRrGNSss ssEE6 SsILvER WARE

i have one OF the best establishments. add far
nished with conplete set of tools for repair ~
Ing every description Of fine Watches aud IN
particular attention give to the same by a
thorough competent wor kman and a. work tuaran-
tied. Al,o. every descrIp ION OF standard SILVER
WARE. PLAIN and ornamental, manufactuI ed under
my own supervision, which my customers will find
far superior in quality and finish 90 northern ware
sold by dealers in general and reertsepted their
own manufacture. III. % HOOD,
se6 33s Pa. avenue. near sth st.
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CHANGE OF Hours.
,.S On AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, June 18th,
Leave Washington at % and 74a q. m.
On Sunday at 20 p. m.
Leave Baltimore at AS and 8 40 q. m,
Leave Baltimore at SIS and 40 D. M,
On SUNDAY at 25 a. m.
Passengers for the East will take trains nj N
and 7.40 g. m and s % D. m,
For the West at 40 a. m. and S.2o p. m.
For annapolis at TAO m. and $40 D. m,
For Norfolk at 20 O. IN,
Sn saturday evening the $40 .. m. tram goes to
je S-d T ii. PARSONS. AGENT.
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEkEEPERS
Z. n. DURKEE 4 co.'s
onxs1OT 0RIO11.

ABSOLUTELY AND PERFECTLY PURE,
pat ground hom fresh Spices, selected and cleaned
20 cost. They are boautifally packed in tinfoil,
Ill1ea vath PaPeI,l to prevent injury BY keeping,
Spioes are slmost invariably short We vaSrauQ
them, IN POINT Of strength and rlohncss Of flavor,
BEYOND ALL COMPARISON,
50 single trial VIII sbundantly prove.
Msnaisotured only n,pxe
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h& tAnA1,a g s.A no1Y. III Assls.
Ii seAgZffJkxxysxrIav

WI ,ssuss /. g It's cosl ts 4 Ers-, and A,-
Ne Courts Of the Seventh Judicial District al N3S.
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NorE.-Under the regulations OF the Department.
as heretofore and now existing. no paymsnt can
De T,ndI for Advertising Prociamations except 10
such puDshers as are iday authorize ed to On h.
Office. n % w,a]
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80 - ,s nsy. Cssgs sfn.fsse.a Ss:dss. r.a.as
and the satsr part Of whose life has spsnt n de -
las Of Lcndsn PARIS fhila sPha sssvhsss has s
fsetso ssras 81 the meet asteosknG
Ensvn many ussslsd Win rngtag 10 head end can
vaen seP great nefvessnss, ssinG alarmed ssddss
onss viii dsnngsmsn 81 mind, erred listslv
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10 Tho U. 8, MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line. -
Tickets can be obtained at tbs South Western
Omoe, corner Of ixth street and Pennsyvania av-
LynohburI, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
Chattanooga Huntsville, Grand yunction,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-19
CHAPTER 90.

AN ACT TO amend an act TO confer Ger
tain powers on towns aud cities FOR
school purposes.
SECTION l. Be itenactcd by the Gen
erat Assem- iy Of the State If I"wo, That
the provisions OF an act to confer certain
powers on towns and cities for school
purposes passed by the Board of Educa
ton, December 9th, 1853, be and
hereby are extended to uniDcorporated
towns aud villages containing not less
than three hundred inhabitants, ana the
duties required OF the municipal outhoFl-
ties of cities and Incorporated towns by
said act shall IL the case Of an unincorpo
rated town or village as aforesaid, and
upon the written request Of ten legal
voters thereof be performed by the
trustees Of the civs township III which
sucn uuincOrporated town or village may
be situated q: aud 10 case such unlncorpo-
rated town or villa-e shall embrace parts
ef two or more sd Joining civil townships
or counties, then the aforesaid duties
shall deyolre on the trustees Of the civil
tovuship in which majority Of the legal
voters IF the contewp ated school distrlc,
reside.
SEC. , The regular meeting Of all
school districts heretofore or hereafter
organized under the &C, to which this i
amendstory shall be held on the second
Monday in March Of each year, at which
time the qualified electors shall elect a
President, Vice President, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the district, who shall hold
their Offices until their successors are
elected and qualified and also one diree-
Or 10 the manner prescribed 10 section
four of said act, and the President, Vice
President and Secretary Of the listri,
then in Office shall act as Judges Of the
election, and shall issue certificates o:
election to the persons elected for the
ensuing term. Should vacancy occur
in the District Board, the; may fill the
same by appointment until the next
regular district election thereafter, or
may call special meeting of the di.,rc,
for that purpose.
SIC 3. The provisions Of section
twenty one of the Code shall not apply
10 this ac:
SEC. l. This &C: 70 take effect aud be
in force from and after the day OF its
publication in the Iowa State Re.is,er
and the Iowa State journal published IT
Des Mviues
JoHs EDWARDS.
Speaker of,Lc Hou-e of Il prrseu;s,.res
NICHOLAS J. Ri scH.
President # the Senate.
Approved February 10Th. 1850
SAMUEL j klkkN GOD
! her..y certify that the FOREGOING j.
atrue cpy from : = rj.lusl 'ol 90 :,
IN uv ehcs EL3AB SELLS,
Secretary II State
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REV. L. L. LAN0OTROTHsO
Movable Comb Hive !

COMB REMOvED.-Each comb in this hive 10 A.
tached to separate novshie hane. may Dc al taken
out in few minutes, without cutting or injunng them
In the lea 4. or II all enraRine the bees
STOCKS srKENGTHENED.-By this arrangement
weak stocks may lie easily strengthened. BY helping
heln to combs honey. maturing hfoods taken IRON
strong ones and queenless colonies saved from certain
ruin by giving the means Of obtain another queen.
FERTILE oCEEN-MOrH.-Asa all the stock in the
by the control Of the combs he kept strong
10 numbers, and in possession OF fertile queen the
ravases Of ice moth may he edectuaily prevented
SEE WHAT Is WKONS.-If the bee keeper suspects
that anything the ~ith the hive. he can open
it, and y actual examination Of its combs. ascertain 10
few minutes. its true condition, and thus apply intel
IirentIy the remedies which IL needs.
less time than usually required Tor hiying natural
swarms; the hives may he managed on the comhon
existing parts. to afford ample accommodation Tor
q non arming stock.
DRONEs AND QUEENS.-By avery simple arrange
neni queen may he confined TO her hive while the
workers ave their liberty. that the bees may he len
a; any time without the least risk of their in
the absence Of the bee keeper The dropes when in iuil
fight may. by the device, be excluded from the
hive and destroyed.
SURPLUS HoNEY.-The surplus honey may he stor.
ed in upper box. in frames secured TO admit
Of safe transportation. any Of which may he take
and disposed Of II preferred. il may ie stored
in small boxes or glasses in convenient. beautiful and
TRANSFER "oLoNIES.-Coio1ies may Re safely
sfercd from any other hive this at all o.
the year. their combs. with all their contents BE
if this operation is skfuy performed in the gath
erng the colony. in fes hours. will work
vigorously in the new they did in the old hive.
No BEES kILLED.-If the combs Of the lee hive
be easily ed and with safety both to the bees
and the operator. then every enlightened lee keeper
will admit that complete revolution must eventually
lie effected in the management of bees.
WELL-TES iED.-This hive has been in use for a
sufficient length Of time its value, and is adopted
by of the largest bee keepers II I've made in
simple, cheap. and durable form. may be construct
ed with glass all sides.
PRICE OF RIGIIfS.-An individual or farm right
this Invention will he sold for five dollars. Such
right entities the purchaser to his prem
and othorw numicr Of hives Ministers
Of the Gospel permitted TO the hive without
charge Those purchasing individual rights are hereby
informed that the inventor has expressly secured to
hem the right to use any Improvements which be may
hereafter patent. without any further charge.
Applications for individual rights in Cedar County,
address c. q. MCNEIL. Tpton-of whom sample hives
can he had will take bees for right if desired. The
patent will not take Of the lees hut viii help you
\. B.-L. l.. L.~GsTRoTH's third edition. for sale by
March lst, ls6o- &C. MCNEIL.
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Te>ti.noRiai> Of the Horace Watprs Pianos
and GsIod.oi,>.

20 ? 49, -p-r- - - - > -. -. =.
-ag.rf.s f..s--.-ag. 49, 4 r $3.50 % o'o.f' - 10
EF.E--...s - - @+'- '5 I171-he' Lee d Walker,
ID il - - c--b--- Wv
- -. n - =, "" orr who has had
sr.rf = ~ 90 -, 49, 80 "'lter Is iJ!io"s'-
- st.s.ks. Al, 80 itt' nae 4 piano '0r
NJ -. - ~ 80 s"1u me III December, lrJ5.
- -r,,..l.,.. , 'i'. III ms place aud 1t IN
----s-1.t -. - w" h.ttr :; they MI! be
W 49, 49,, -! -, u'A'
- ""' ~" ", " t'r5- Fs+i". IN use in Sem
- | -. ''"' 4a> "s7A -@'crely tested for three
an. ''4 s'st'! /" |hrsr good gu ,lity and du
''@ "'S.Srs' .HoaRf CARROT. It's.
-, "A'E = t'-s'--AS1r S'r; Having Used one Of
- an i,''e> ''' ~" : 81. past, hav" found in
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Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA CEIAe COUNTY, a.:
To .john Mckenzie, o, e., ar p Lcu:
john Mck.n@te, of Pen, .ylo mia:
A,iR: You are hereby notll, d taat thee j..
- now on file. in the office of he Clerk OF the
District Court in Cedar county a petition OF
Theodorus J. Van Wyck, alleging that on or
about the eth day Of April A . h. ISIS John
Mckenzie. Of Cedar county, Iowa, by deed of
trust conveyed to Anthony Val Wy. k, the east
half of southeast quarter OF section no. twenty.
three (2J) in township no. seventy-nine 49, north
of range one ], west of the 9TH p. M.-author-
izing said Van Wyck thereof, upon certain con
ditions to sell said real estate and give the pur.
chaser deed therefor. That on the 9Th Sep.
tember, 1859. Anthony Van Wyck sold said
real estate to petitione for S3l1 G6-l 100 and gave
him a deed therefor. That John Mckenzie of
Pennsylvania, pfetends to claim the title Of said
real estate-falsefy pretending that John Nc
kenz-, Of Cedar county had ma interest in said
iands-that this sut is brought to quiet peti.
TONERS title TO said real estate and for other re-
lief recied in said petition; and that unless You
appear, on or before the first day Of the ne xt
term, and answer thereto, according to the rules
Of the Court, judgment will be rendered against
yon thereon.
Dated this 10th day Of February. 4. d. 1880.
THEODORUS J. VAN WICK, Plaintiff.
By DAWSON, 4 TRrE 4 GRANT, Attorneys.
Published by order of WIN. E. Miller, judge Of
the District Court.
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New Styie>..PIices from $50 to Sl25.
EXTRA CHARGE OF Is FOR HEMNERs


These Machines sew from Two pools A. Dur
chased from the store, requiring 10 re.wiui, n
Of thre ad thy Hem, Fell GaiheI and Stitch il.
superior style, finishing ta.h e, IN by then
"wn operation. without recourse to the hand
needle. They Will 60 better and rhts!cr ses
ing than seamstless can. even If She work. toj
ON CENT AN HOUR. and are, unquestiouabIv, IN,
BEST MACHINES IA the NET for family sewiu-
on account of their simplicity. durability. ea.,
OF management. and adaptation 10 all varie,ie.
OF family s-a1ng-eNeCuting either heavy o,
fine work with equal facility aud without specia
adjustment
A. evidence Of the urquesti"n' superierit,
"i their Machines, the Grover i Baker SEWING
Machine Compan! beg leave 10 refer 10 the fol,
low ~
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TO HOUSEkEEPERs.


= OMETHING NEW-B. 7. BABBITT'S BEST
) MEDlCIN AL SALERATUS
Il mani featured from COMMON salt, and
. 10 prepared entirely different from other 4. .
II Saleratus. All the deieterioUs matter n hi
tracted in such manner as to produce
Bread. Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake. with
out containing particle o! Saleratus when
the Bread or Cake is baked thereby pro-
=. ducing wholesome results. Every particle m
b of Saleratus il turned to gas. and passes 90
through the bread and hisc nit while taking,
consequently nothing remains hut common
Salt. Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive, By tie taste Of this saleratus, that
r, it is entirely different from other Saleratus. 40
81 IL is packed in one pound papers. each %
wrapper branded, .'B I. Bai,htt's Best Ned
icinai Saleratus:" also. picture, twisted loaf
Of bread. with Il glass Of efervescing water
on the top. When you purchase paper
n you should preserve the wrapper. and he IN
u particular to get the next exactly like the ~
frst-brand AS above.
Full directions for making Bre ad y it'll this
saleratus and Sour Min or Cream Tartar.
will accompany each package; also. drec-
\ tons for making all kind. Of Pastry: slso, 70
8 for max ng soda " alter and Seidiitz Powders. 8
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP with B. T. Bah
bits PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH
Warranted double the strength Of ordinary
Potash; put up in cans-l h., lbs. lhs., 4
6 ihs., and IL lhs.-with full directions for -
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will find thir the cheapest article in market.
Manufactured and Tor sale by
BIT. BABBITT.
Ga, &C, c.. 20, - & - Washington ST., ~
NEW YoKk. -
and No. b India ST., Boston.
nxii:vi:ly
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TESTIMONIALS:

Of their Machines the Grover i Baker Sewjna
Machine COMPANY beg leave 10 refer 10 the fol
lowing
THSvyucur.rS.
.u,r;. -, - ~.
10" one VI "'n'ef hakefs Ma
Ia ~! 1oL ntai year ana hall
.T1a},i mum, NUM- u - every wa
t.a,nf,, ~. -, "a, ''' "h''" Il i des'Eued
g,r. Dr. Isgf,tt s.5,,,oyI ,-.-'.. 100, " " q
Il ronfr.. tn,..,lf 7rri ,l,t.l ,',+h ,,,. -,
esrhin. viii. j. IN. f.e.,, i.,,.,. f,..I 80 VII
fp5stbs !; b.. ala "A, I,.', 49,. CO. "a '"--
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Kinds Of famT T .sn HI's f I1,na II adapted to all
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-04-19
SAVING AND GRINDING.

4 IL lhp>E IN want OF either of the above
"A can he accommodated by calling on the un
dersigned at the Forest Mills, late Parks Il Ful
"1dcr., where II can be had on short notice and
those from distance may depend on getting
tn II grinding with them on Tuesdays and Fri
Jays.
Flour Corn Meal, and feed Of all kinds, on hand
OF furnished 10 order
JGne 18th. 1853. :. 4 W. SHEARER.