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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09

"nat EVERYBODY wants!
The Family Doctor
CONTAINING SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY Oh.
tanned, FOR THE CURE OF DISEASES IN
PROFESSOR HENRY S. TAYLOR. ND.
It Tells You How to attend upon the sick, and how
to cook for them; how prepare drink
Poa!t 5. &c. and how guard agai !, Al
Infection from Contagious Diseases.
It Tells You OF the various diseases Of Children
and gives the best and simplest mode Of
treatment during Tee!ng C onvu sions
vaccination, Nhcoping cough, Measles
It Tells You The Symptoms of Cronp, Cholera In.
fantum, Cone. Diarrhea, Worms. Scaled
Head. hingworm Chcken-pox, &C., and
give. you the hes. remedies for their cure.
IL IELJS 1Ou The symptoms Of Fever and que "A nd
Bilious, Yellow, Typhus, Scarlet and other
feyers, and gives you the best and simplest
remedies for their cure.
1T TELLS YOU The sympt sms Of Influenxa corsun,n
aon, Dyspepsia, Asthma Dropsy, Govt,
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Er, spelas, dc. and
1T TELLS rot The symptoms Of Cholera Morbas. Ma
!ignant Cholera, Small -pox, Dysentery,
Cramp, Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys
and Liver, and the best remedies for their
1T TELLS YOU The symptoms Of Pleurisy, Mumps,
Neuralgia, Apoplexy, Paralysis, the various
diseases Of the throat, Teeth, Ear and Eve,
and the best remedies for their cure.
TELLS p ny The symptoms Of Epilepsy, Jaundice
orrhage, Seneral Disea ses, and II I've rophobia
and gives the best remedies for their cure
IL TELLS YOU The best and simplest treatment for
Wounds, Broken Bones and Disoc atoms
Sprains, Lockjaw, Fever Sores, White Swell
lings, Ulcers, Whitlows, Boil, scurvy, Burns
and Scrofula
1T TELLS YOU OF the various diseases peculiar to
Women, and gives the best and simple.
remedies for their cure, together with mapv
valuable hints for the preservation Of health,
The work is written in plain language free from med
zeal terms, so as to be easily understood while its sim
PIE recipes may soon save you many times the cost OF
tne book. IL Is printed in clear and open type: /,
Illustrated with appropriate engravings, and win he
forwarded to address, neatly bound and nost,ge
paid. Oh receipt Of S1.O0 Te'
$1,000 A YEAR CAN be madehy .nterprss
ing men every where in
seiing the above work. nts to all such
are very LIBERAL For single copies Of the book or for
address iF' " "
John +. Potter, Publisher,
ln2emOl No 6H SAMSON st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Testimonials Of the Horace Waters Pianos
and NelOdeOns.

s.The Piano came to hand, in first rate order LISA
beautiful instrument and 10 mistake'-Lee d Walker,
Philadelphia Pa.
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, New York, who has had
one Of the Horace Waters Pianos writes follows
- A friend Of mine wishes to purchase a piano for
her. She likes the you sold in December 1856
My piano becoming popuar in this place. and 1t ink
l can introduce one or two more they will be more
popular than any other make
1--WE have two of Waters Pianos in use in our Sem
mary, Of which has been severely tested for three
years, and can testify to their good quality aud du
rability."-WoodS Gr.gory, Mount Carroll, ms.
IN. wArESs, EsQ-Deqr Sir: Having used one Of
your Piano Fotes for two years past, have found in
Prineipot Broo alya Heights Seminary
1.-The ano Ireceve4 from you continues give sat
the place. ''-James l., Clarke, charie,ton, Va.
1.-The Melodeon has safely arrived. feel obliged to
In the sc Rec. j. Mccormick. YargesuiLe,
"The Piano was duly received. 1t came in excellent
condition, and is very much admired by my
family. Accept my thanks for your promptness."-
Robert Cooper, Warrenham, Bradford county, Pa.
'Your Piano pleases US we'll. Itisthe bes, in our
County. ~ 7homas 4. Latham, Cambeltop, Ga.
I'VE are very much Obliged to you for having sent
such fine instrument for $3.50 and shall take pains
to recommend it. "-Biaak, Held 4 Co., Buffalo Dem.
1.-The Horace Waters Pianos known as among the
very best. We enabled to speak Of these
with confidence, from PERSONAL know ledge Of their
cellent and durable quality ~ y. Erangeli
We can speak OF the merits Of the Horace Waters
Pianos from personal knowledge, being of the very
best quality. '-CArist,Qa Inteiii9eneer.
Nothing a. the State Fair displayed greater excel.
lence in any department than the Horace Waters pi-
anos.''-ChurehM1H.
1.-THE Horace Watere Pianos built of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material. Wehave no doubt
thatbuyers do as WELL perhaps better at this than
at any other house In the Union. "-Adroc0teS Jour
Waters Pianos and Melodeons challenge compare
son with the finest male anywhere in the ceGntry.'-
Home Journal
'Iorace Waters Piano-Fortes Of full, rich. and
tone, and powerful Wen York Musical Rerier
will find store the yerv
best assortment Of Pianos to be found in the United
States and We urge southern and western friend,
to give him call whenever they 60 to New York;
+ Graham's Magazine.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09

l7VVs oummCl All Ouk cMc utSs loOO
Is 9 W - - 800
Mississippi and Missouri r. r.
IN and after Monday, April 9TH 1860, and
~ until further notice. trains will leave Dav.
port, for Muscatne Iowa City, and Columbus City
Sundays excepted) as foil ,ws:
LIST Express train at 700 A, NJ
Trains leave Iowa City as follows:
LIST Express Train at PAS p NJ
Mail train leave Washington ut 100 F. NJ
Leave Wilton Junction, for Muscatine:
LIST Mail train ut 3:l0A. Nj.
Sd Express Train at 800 =. NJ
Leave Muscatinc for Junction:
LIST Mail train at 500 A. NJ.
I'd Express train at 4:OOP. NJ.
Leave Junction for Iowa City:
st Express train 1t 9:lO A.
Trains leave Davenport for Chicago at 935
A. NJ and 6.35 r. NJ.
Passengers going west make direct connec tions
with the Western stage Co.'s stages for all points
west.
The morning train going cast connects at rul-
CsGo JthCTioN, with the Michigan Southern al.
connections made at Mus atine with the regular
| packets for Burlington keokuk, 81. Louis, &c.
Passengers going east make direct connections
| at Rock Island it'll the Chicago and Rock Island
| X. T. trains for all points east, nth aud north.
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and st. Paul pac k.
cts at Davenport.
| Passengers reminded Of the necessity OF
| giving distinct directions as ta the destination
of their baggage. Also teprocure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
April LIST. 1850. J. r. TRACY, supt
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New and Popular Vocal Music.

OK IND WORDS" .'The Angels told me "a ;,
Of Rosahe '"W lids Of the West ,, ..,.fre a ,,
ny Mountain Home" "Thonghts Of God :; ..I',n az
thee stii!, Wake Lady, Wake, I'm leaving thee IN
sorrow, ANNE Ever Of Thee" and sold Nassau
as s"ag by the students Of Princeton College
cents each. 'itss -
New and Popular Inssrumental.-"pal ac.
niles, new dance. price 40 cents each .pccoismt
Swinging scho.tisch, Thomas Bakee sehot
seh. aai with vignettes "NewIhernan Quadrille.,
% cents each "Crinoine Waltz ,, s.DanviIIa 49,.
=! FABIAN War Cry March" "Reading poIka :,
sy iss s!an Heimor Polka. and Amir. pe,s.
AS - 1887 Ne. 3o Broadway. NV fers'
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money however, some Of my friends tell
me | am crazy to refuse the offer made
me. | have consequently resolved that
if anybody is crazy enough to give me
$780,, 0 for ny picture, he shall have it.
If nobody offers that sum, | shall be de-
lighted; | shall have the pIeas,:rs IF
keeping the picture oil my life and Of be
queathing it at my death to the Antwerp
Museum" The Duke de Luynes is still
hcsitating whether he shall be crazy
enough to give $50, 900 for the picture,
. DR.. Ignatius LANCER, Of Scott county,
an Abolitionist, who formally acted with
the Republicans, has declared his pur-
pose to vote tor Douglas. He says that
the election of Douglas is the only hope
tho Abolitionists have of keeping up the
slavery agitation, by which slavery shall
finally be abolished.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-08-09

TO HOUSEkEEPERS.
OMETHING NEW-B. T. BABBlTT'S DES
- MEDICINAL SALERATUS
Il manufactured from common salt, and
n . is prepared entirely different from other -
O4 Saleratus. All the deieterious matter ex- d
tracted in such q manner to produce
Bread, Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, with
out containing particle of Saleratus when
the Bread or Cake is baked thereby pro-
nm ducing wholesome results. Every particle 4.
Do Of Saleratus 10 turned to gas, and passes III
through the bread and biscuit " hle baking,
consequently nothing remains but common
Salt, Water and Flour. You will readily
perceive, by the taste Of this Saleratus, that
40 1t is entirely different from other Saleratus. n,
% 1t is packed in one pound papers, each b
wrapper branded. "B. I. Bab,itt's Best Med
icinal Saleratus;' also, picture, twisted loaf
of bread, with glass of effervescing water
on the top. When you purchase one paper
IN you should preserve the wrapper, and be ~
~ particular to get the next exactly like the A
frst-brand as above.
Full directions for making Bre ad " it'll this
Saleratus and Sour Milk or Cream Tartar,
will accompany each package; also, direc-
- tons for making all kinds Of Pastry; slso. ~
* for making Soda Water and Sedlitz Powders. I
MAKE YOUR OWN SOAP with b. T. Bah
BITS PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH
Warranted double the strength of ordinary
O. Potash; put up in cans-l h., 2 lbs. Z Ibs .
e 6 lbs, and ~ lbs.-wth full directions for
making Hard and Soft Soap. Consumers
will find thr the cheapest article in market
Manufactured and Tor sale by
d. 7. BABBITT,
III o., 10, oe, ~, - q - ashihgton ST., y
~ NEW YORK, -
and No. 30 India ST., Boston.
nxii:vii:ly
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BOOK BINDING.

TE7Ea THE Subscribers having received
G4Z their new ruling machine and a
3AAAAsaI large stock Of binding material, are
prepared TO do all kinds Of work in their line in
the very best manner. -
ALL KINDS OF BLANK ROCKS
nahn , 70 order. in the best style. Books
and Magazines bound in any style desired.
Satisfaction is guaranteed to all who may try
US. ~ i""! Wy
;. ;. DANIELS, will act as our agent for Cedar
county to whom application for work NAV be
maze. RAYMOND, EYsTRA & co.
Muscatine, June 18th, ls59-G.25,f w.
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Warrooms 333 Broad way, New York.

marion VI. MeGregor In the District Court
VS., in Clancery
Thomas Hubbard and
James J. Lindley.
sTATE OF Iowa. CEDAR corsTY-ss
10 Thomas Hubbard and James j.
Lndiey:
NoC and each Of you viii. take notice, that
L there is now ON file in the Office of the clerk
OF the District Court in and for Cedar county.
Iowa, bill Of complaint of Marion NJ. McGregor
ana sarah Billion for the fore closure of the eaui.
~ OF Thomas Hubbard in and to certain real
estate IN Cedar county aforesaid, towit: The
hofth OF the southeast / and the north 1 OF
the southwest Of section no. II in township 81.
hor,h Oh range one west OF the 9TH p NJ. And
you are further notified, that unless you appear
on or before the first day Of the the next term of
,hs District Conr. in and for Cedar county in
the state Of Iowa and make answer to the bill of
complaint on file. judgment will he rendered
against You thereon and the decree entered IN
as prayed for.
ALONZO SHAW.
Clerk Of the District Court.
LOOK DkuRY, Att'ys for Complaint.
Upton. July It'll A. u. 1860. VS.
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EY E A n D EAR

The public are respectfully notified
~ that an infirmary 10 established at the
~ Pennsylvania House, in the village OF
Ni't"n Junction Muscatine County. Iowa, which
u now open for the reception Of applicant, where
the aiicted. either acute or chronic of all grad
- names and natures, may he cured if durable.
All patients will receive tic best attention, such
as boarding, nursing, and medical aid on the
most reasonable terms. There will be no paine
spared. In making the stay Of all. who may favor
THIS institution with their patronage pleasant
and agreeable, where the Blind will be made TO
see, and the Deaf to hear. For particulars sec
Circular. Dr.. MILLER PRINCIPAL.
Wilton, June 7tb, 1860,
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Singers Sewing Machine,
FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied our pr,.
IL Fire-Proof Manufactory-the most perf.c
machine shop in the world-we have sipna,as
the event by producing a new Family Srwn.
Machine, containing the latest improvement. y,
the very low price Of "
FIFTY DOLLARSy
This great reduction will leave III. mill.
W'thont 'ndncement or excuse for buvino p pn
the interior marhin 9 which iDfrinGe or. 10y ~
EMS. competition will henceforth becom. f f'
possible. A very large reductio on has been n.a.
SINGERS STANDARD MACuINes
Tor manufacturing purposes which are well
Nnom 10 De without any successful rival in III.
market. Much has recently been published IN
regard To- various stitches made by sewing ina.
ch1hes; We vii take it for granted that all the
"or'a knows the fact mt Singers Machines
make the best stitch ever invented, and do it in
the best style.
Gs-send for copy of l. NJ Singer f. Co .
Hasete which contains full information about
prices, sizes. etc, Of sewing achines and .cil Be
supp lird gratis. LII SINGER 4 co.
Jan. 70. 1859: 45s Broadray, Nev York.
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nLD DOMINION Coffee and Tea Pots; Mase,s
~ Patent 5 minute Ice Cream Freezsrs; Arth.
ur 5 Patent SelfSaa!ingFruit Jas at manufac.
sale by JAS MYER.
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Tobacco and Cigars,
Agricultural Tools.

Just eceved, large lot of Agricultural tools
from jackson, Michigan. The best finished
implements made in the west We have gener-
al assortment o! everything in this line to which
we call your attention as being the best and
cheapest this market can produce.
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Carbonate Of Soda; Sal Soda; Saleratus, Gin
ger; cloves; mustard; pepper: alIspiee; essence
coffee: favoring extracts; beeswax; hops; ink:
chem. Crosby i Meachcms chemical. rosin and
palm soaps.
LIGHT-Star candles: tallow do Kerosene
oil: camphenc; burning fluid.
FlSH-Codfsh white fish; trout; mackerel;
The be st assorted stock of
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Is published every Friday morning at One
Dollar and Fifty Cents per annum, if paid
within sis monthsiro the time ofsubscribing,
or Two DOLLARS if lot paid until the cxpira-
ton Of the year. Nepapcr discontinued until
all arrcarngcs are paid, unless at the option of
the editor
7zS- ADVERTISEMENTS conspcuously inserted
atthe rate of one dollar per square for the first
three insertions, and twcnir-Gve cents for eve
ry subsequent Insertion Twelve lines to con-
stitute square. Tflthe number of insertions
be no. marked upon them, they will be CONT
nued antil forTsa, and charged accordingly
A liberal deduction vii be made to those who
advertise By the year.
HSs- COMMUNICATIONS, the effect Of which is
to promotc private interests, are matters OF
charge, and arc to he paid for at the rate of IF
ty cents per square. All communications mus;
he accompanied tue authors name, other
wise they will not tie inserted.
ss9- Advertisements for Companies or Asso-
citations Of any kind deuominational, charta-
BE or otherwise, are in all cases to be paid for
At the usual rates; and obituary notices or eulo-
GIGS in addition to the announcement, viii lie
charged at TIE rate Of fifty cents per square.
.lg- Orrlcs, in the house on the southwest
corner Of the Square, lately occupied By WM.
SAGE.
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These are questions that should be
well considered, not only by every lover
of his country. but by those who assume
to be eminently the friends Of the me-
grocs. If these persons are determined
to effect the abolition Of slavery, or thu
dissolution Of the Union, thoy. with all
their Indifference to the means, should
look to the end. II the Union is dis
solved, slavery will not thereby be abol-
ished, but the finest country in the world
may Ibid long farewell to all its grs at
ness" What a day of rejoicing for ty-
rants
"Quos Deus eul perderc, prius demon
tat" Are the American people now un-
der the madness that presages destruc-
ton? We do not believe it. The RAJ
wings Of fanaticism and ultraism may be
heard from all all quarters. but there is also
some conservatism, some common sense
in all quarters. Are not all the master
spirits in the Northern States rallying
around the banner of the Union? Why,
before Northern fanaticism can vent its
wrath, N deeds. upon the South, it viii
have to walk over the dead bodies Of the
best aud the bravest men who dwell
within its sectional confines.
Of all men, we upon the borders are
bound to cling most rcsolutely to che
Union Tn Maryland and Virginia and
Pennsylvania, we cannot raise fra.ricidal
hands against each other. We are allied
by too many bonds, of business, amity,
common interests, and blood, to meet in
strife. Others, north and south, would
make our fair fields their battle grounds,
and win who might, VIC would always be
losers. Our cry, before that Of all other
men, must be, THE UNION FOREVER!
If fiiu4tics and,madmen will cross our
borders, with evil intent. bringing FIRE
and sword under the Union, they would
do it to a much greater extent without
any Union. North, South, aud Middle
Ground, East and West, arc safer, strong
err and happier, under the folds of the
National flag than any portion could ever
be with remnant Of it. with half doz-
en- stars sadly replacing our present glo-
rious galaxy.
With such men as Henry A. Wise at
the bead of border State, at once
equally bold, rcsolutc, generous and hui
name, while our flag is whole, hostile ir-
ruptions will be rare, and their results
not encouraging for future efforts Of the
same kind. The peace can be kept bet
ter with the Uuion than without il, 50
let US one and all adhere to it FOREVER
Catholic Mirror.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-06
SENATOR BIGLER ON THE PRES.
ENT CRISIS.

The following extracts from patri-
otto letter written by Senator Biglcr to q
friend in Philadelphia have found their
way into print:
WAsHNoTos, d. c., Dec. 10, 1859.
Ny DEAR Sir. y y You have
my thanks for copy Of the proceedings
Of the great Union meeting held at
Jayne's Hall on the 18th instant. have
read them through with emotions of de-
light. How gladly ] should have par
ticipated in them, but could not. Moth
ing could have been more beflting than
the cnunciation Of such patriotic senti-
ments, in defence Of The Constitution and
Union, so near the sacred spot where
both were formed. 1t was opening the
fire on fanatics and traitors, from the
right battery, and | hope This assault on
them may be followed up by other North
ern communities until tho demon Of Sec
tionalism is driven from the land.
You can hardly imagine how the man
ifestations ofsympathy with that wretch
ed man Brown, have wounded and i'm
FILTERED the feelings Of Southern men.
They are heartily disgusted With such
exhibitions of depraved popular taste,
aud think justly SO. Brown. by the
showing Of his own party organ, il Kan
sas the Herald Of Freedom, was man
Of infamous practices; one who sowed
discussions amongst bis neighbofs--who
ccunsellcd Gisobediehce TO law, ard re-
sistauce to its officers; who advised tic
use Of the rife, the revolver and the
bowie-kuife, rather than the ballot-box
in the settlement Of political differences /;
who, moro than once, participated in the
murder Of white men and the larceny Of
negroes and horses who, 10 1857, SOL
EMMY pledged himself with others to
take life just so often as might be Dcces-
sary to prevent aay man holding office
under the Lecompton Constitution, 10
case Of its acceptance by Congress and
who. as we all know. afterwards devoted
months Of bis time in collecting together
the most brutal implements OF warfare
with which the slaves, not familiar with
firearms, were to murder their masters
and mistresses. in case he succeeded in
raising az instruction in Virginia, and
that be did actually commence the work
Of blood and carnage at fIaper's Ferry
aud yet. 10 the disgrace Of tho country
II must be confessed that when this man,
thus. stepped in crime. Is brought to JUS
tice, men are found in one part Of the
Union, and many Of them, 70 rise up and
bewail his fate. and claim him as mar
tyr to freedom. Even the pulpit has
been decorated to this work and all this
because Brown was making war on an
common TO fifteen Of the soy
reign States Of the Union. which tits adj
their constitutional right to
have and enjoy in pence. Had Browns
crimes had no connection with slavery,
who does not know that Philips and
Chcever and Wright and Smith would
have turned from him with loathing and
disgust. But il is said Brown was crazy
about slavery. ] do not believe that |
but If il were 40 ID Is no reason whole
communities should become crazy about
Brown
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THE DYING YEAR.

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-06

loon bar, and scizing glass of water,
threw it in Morton's face.
"God be thanked" muttercd Morton,
as he recovered from the swoon, II have
found my long-lost brother We meet
again, John"
The two brothers, thus so mystcriously
brought together, had not known the
whereabouts Of each other for four years,
Thoughts of suicide had entered the al
most distracted mind of the younger
brother, when the timely and fortunate
discovery took place.
From that time neither John nor Nor
ton had aught to do with the gaming ta-
BILE, and the former Immediately gave up
the unholy calling, and generously divi-
ded his capital with his brother.
Both are now two Of the most respect
able citizens of-County. California,
aud one has alaeady served in the Leg
stature of the Golden State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1860-01-06

Hinton X. HELPER. 1T will be rec
objected that this individual was exposed
during the last session of Congress by
Judge Biggs. Not liking tho truthful
picture which had been drawn OF him,
and supposing that Judge Biggs had OBJ
tanned his information from Hon. Barton
Craigc, Helper made a dastar9ly attack
upon tho latter gentleman, but came cut
second best from the contest II was
incentestabIy shown by Judge Biggs that
Helpers conduct while in Salisbury was
sucbcas to cause him to take his dcpar-
turc uncesnmoniously having purloined
money from hisemployer and given other
evidence Of bis want OF principle. After
having covered himself with infamy--a
fugitive from justice and a disgrace to
the soil that gave him birth, il Is no
wonder that he should turn traitor 10 tho
South and join the fanatical horde Of
abollionisis who are making inaamatory
appeals against our rights and institu-
tons. notwithstanding IL is shown that
this man Helper is a bankrupt in char
actcr ard utterly destitute Of every gen.
tlemanly principle, yet the anti-slayery
men at 10 North welcome him in their
midst, aal receive him at their family
dresidcs npon terms Of equality.
lOrJoyd ON o. Leisure Hour.