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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-07

RS- The State of Tennessee refuses to
send CONN issioners to the convention of
the seeding States at Montgomery, but
sends them to Washington.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-07
TIE GLNTI.EMEN'k MEDICAL COM.
PANlON AND PRIVATE ADVISER.

A book for the old and young, embracing the Pathol-
ogy Prsventon and Cure Of all diseases Of Urinary
anu sexual organs, and warning voice Of advice and
counsel, such as to he found in other work Price
2 re,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-07
TIE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple remedies obtained for the cure q
Dscas in all its forms with full explanations OF Il,
causes, symptoms, diet, bathing and exercise. Pric
80 cents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-07
THE LADIES' MEDICAL FRIEND,
And the Physiology Of Marriage.

work on the cause symptoms, and treatment Of all
complaints peculiar to the sex, MARRIAGE il duties,
abortion and results, ildren their ills, and on
the prevention OF conception, with invaluable insuc
tons to them on subjects of private nature. Price IS
can't
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-07
THE CONSUMPTIyES ROoK

For those who wish get well from that full disess
afa description OF all the remedies used for it, with
careful statement OF the results and other useful infor-
nation. Price 10 cents.
The information in them is to he found In apy
works published, oManable from any other source
These booksare published on fine white paper, and
tfuly bound
Any OF the above works will lie mailed free, on receipt
of price, in stamps or money; the whole in hand
somely bound volume for ONE DOLLAR. No famjly
should lie without them. They are illustrated witt
beautiful eograsngs, and contain the condensed expe
ricDce Of years.
Agents wanted for the above works, who can max,
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To the young ofhoth suffering from secret hsb
It's; prostration OF mind loss Of power; debility
loss ofsight wakeiuiRess love Of eruptions
the face &c, g. Send before il is too late; before YOU
suffer incurale damage to both body and mind.
TO Females who ant safe, pleasant, and sure rene
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to
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-07
TIE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL RE
FORM.

It sa large and beautiful paper, and contains the
most valuable information on a445
Spermatorrlea, seminal Weak ness Tie cuase, en-
ccts and cure showing the full effects the disease
On all other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, full ex
panat Of the origin Of Sy hiiis means Of preveh-
ton and cure. &s| %
On Consumption, that fearful disease.
On the Liver, Heart. Stomach, and skin.
Ga Female Complaints fEsta.f a#
On the various Schools Of Medicines, &c
ON the modes Of treatment now Rrscticed. f*t8
On the False Treatment Of Diseases. E.
On the Various Medical Humbugs.
On the Physiology Of NJ .uags -.-"#.*
On the Common Sense III Medicine,
On Diet, Exercise and Ablution. ..'&tR
How the Ply sician should be. ,s-. s.E .s.f
How TO Prevent Pregnacy.
And many other things. Send Tor u. aE#
This journal should he In the hands Of every one,
TO all who apply by letter, with fai 81 ase
occupations symptoms Of Disease Of any kind, aud Ms.
s q Candid Advice, free u charge, viii be gtyess
By The chief Physician. VIZ
Address, with to o. three stanps for return pos
tage. DR. ]. RUSSELt.
1OAb) +1 DssshHn, Nsv YovS.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-07
THE GUIDE AND GUARDFOR EVERY
ONE

1t exposes all the humbugs, and the various rcks to
entice the sick and we'll Iilu.trates the plans Of the
ouacks and roguts to dupe every one. 1t guides the
uhwafy through life, and shows every swindle Of the
age 1t shows how all kinds of Food. Medicines o-
uors and Goods are adnerated with the means Of de-
tect.ng the frauds. Price % cents.
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PREVENTIVE.

We convinced that there are many parent, of
nious, consumptive and diseased condition 70 whom
numer' us offspring only brings suffering and DO verify
10 eaeh We would say write, and We will send you
formation Of sure, tested, and never falling IRE
yeHtiye,
We will mail free, to any one apDlyiny for Il.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-02-07
TIE HOUSEHOLD AND FARM.
Plantation and ShOn

For every family, having 1000 receipts on cook
ing Preserving Dyeing Cleaning, &c. How to plar
and what Is the best to raise. How to cure animal
advice to House Keepers, Farmers, and Mechanics Q
lOW subjects Of interest. Price Is cents Worth n
I O on -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-18

Leon Cpahus San Luis Po<osi Tamaulipas Guanajuato
and Q6eretaro are an for the constitutional govern
ment Me tbs Indian Of the Sierra Gordo, has asman
guerilla force STILL but bis prestige has pretty wen
gone.
Colima Mchoacan and Guerrero are all under constu-
tonal governmental Al Iguaa, vcario has small FORCE
who are robbng all the cattle In that region, with
view as IL supposed Of retiring 10 the mountains
II is more than probable that Mramon will join himself
with vcaro IL he wishes longer 70 distract his unfortu
nate country. -,
In the states Of Osaca and Pueba the clergy have still
forces but these must now soon break up and become
as they were years ago, mere bands Of robbers
the constitutional order OF things.
civil war freed from tho forces Of the clergy or
reactonary party.
warore the Generalization of Its population than
from any other IL y now At peace, and 70 %
hoped that the will lose no time IN attending
TO the interests Of this small territory.
The territory OF Lower California on the 10th ut was
quiet. small disturbance had occurred but not on ac-
count Of political opinions II was all about VINO snouid
scoect the money due the nation for the extraction OF
salt from the slsnd Of Carmen. Lower California like
tho rest Of the nAs1oa, n for the constitution.
With the exceptions OF the forces Of L0sads hea Vi
carlo, OF the Cobos family In Oaaca the small forces
in Pueblo and the few followers Of Aramon the entire
nation y arrayed the side Of the constitution.
LOda will soon be rooted ont OF bis stronghold and all
The others win be compelled 70 be careful in their move
ments. With prompt acti0n, peace and security may
reign over the whole republic within sixty days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-18

The Parts Aont,eur says Lord Cowcy confined himself
on New Years day to presenting 10 Napoleon the respects
and congratulations OF the diplomatic corps whose
name he spoke, The Emperor replied
81 think you for the wishes which you have expressed
10 me. regard the future with confidence being con.
vinced that tbs unfriendy understanding betwcen the
Powers VIII maintain peace, which % the object q my
desires"
Tho London Morning Crvrsc,s SAYS We have reason
10 believe that In spite Of the apparent obstacles to set
cncrt Of the questions which perpcxng tho diplo-
atists Of Europe, the great Powers with, perhaps tho
exception Of Astrs are determined 70 prevent gone
raj war.
The Berlin Journal, semi ocAl organ states tina, an
internal regeneration OF the Austrian Empire mposs
bic long venetia shall exhaust her resources.
The Austrian ministry has drawn bill relative TO the
liberty OF the Protestant church In Hungar provinces.
Several ensctments Of absolutely contrary 10 tho
s,puh,ions Of the Concovdat A comparison with the
n text shows that the version Of the Popes alocution
gwen ID she Courier Of the Aemean Provinces 10 aforgs
~. Ine rea document Is Of mild, inofensvc charac-
ssr prncpauy dwelling the trials to which tho church
preliminary meeting % Jews OF rrfklAnd, France
italy and Amesca has been hold al tho Mansion House
london Tor tho purpose concerning new Efforts for the
restoration OF the chld Mortara 70 hfs psfSoIa
Inc revenue accounts from India are statod N IA "A
TAR Satisfactory thai there no probsb,i,tv ~ "a
beng required beyond the 60 900 oos, which The Pres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-18
Hudson County CircuSe Court.
Before Hon. r. D. Dayton Ogden.
LIABILITY or INDIVIDUAL PARTNERS or ASSOC,

MlIr Hertseu ~ Go. H. BodcA and Others An
interesting has been before this Court since Tuesday
Last and involves tho whole question Of the extent and ma
ture u the liability OF the members OF voluntary
tons literary benevolent othcr wise Tho deendap "a
are holders Of the late DIVISION No s0 at Jorvey civ
organize undcr the system Of the American
Unon and 10 this sued partners for goods
sold 70 the store through tho orders OF Of tho ceya
The defendants plead nability for these goods a. CO.
patner the BY laws Of the association requiring all goods
TO be purchased for cash. OF which fact they the
par tina had full notice. and also because the clerks had
rsnscended their authority IN thus purchasing goods for
the without cash appears that the arc eight or
hundred Of these stores through the country tho
dec k,on Of the looked for with little interest
not only by the defendants who number about eighty
but by large number of citizens, as II viii set forth
bow far the members Of the eald union" are liable for
goods sold on credit TO their stores The Is still
der investigation the ,unsel for the defence being 90
gaQtd Ia SUNNI Ing up when our reporter left d.
rddsr FOR the plaintiffs, William ]. Jelline and j.
Wortendyks for the Defendants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-18

free trade In slave grown cotton But happens that
the govern ment Independently Qf rights eonne,t
ed with the collection ~ import and export duties and
the general Of justce, property
within the OF south Carolina For instance, there
are Forts Moultrie, Sumter and Pinckney which COM
mand access 10 Charleston harbor The arss Of these
only garrisoped and the reqnisition which tbs con-
nander has made for reinforcements has received from
Mr.. Buchanan an absolute AMI unqualified refusal &C.
neral Scott and General Cass wisely thinking that ths
federal should DO prepared for all eventa-
aties have recommended that the necessary REIN
south Carolina but for tho protection OF the pubic pro-
perty. Mr. Buchanan will, however, DO nothing, per
haps beirg afraid that simple means OF precanton
would induce other States 70 join South Carolina In that
slaveh0ldDg confederation, the establishment or
iutionary movement. But what right, may ask has
Mr. Buchanan whose term OF Office win expire about two
months hence, 70 place unnecessary dcules IN the way
cred in favor of speedy and absolute separation from
an unnatural and hostile Union" These gentlemen are
only waiting the policy which may be pursued to-
wards south Caroline shape trim their course
her be that Of peaceful and annie able separation that
Of the same oo,sc. " violence and reyoiu
uencss Mr. Buchanan either with without the assist
nee OF Cabinet, is TO perpetuato for short time longer
egarcless Of tho difficulties and emb which
he may leave TO his 3suocessor. But the question his IN
reay become one mt Of rsgotiation but Of inmics eic
q Apls 10 erect tAat either the South tae Nrfi
viii recoe from their demGWds In fact tey dys bA p,edgec
70 lines If policy which yenJer the presvuao~ Of the Utor
" means 1 nsisal concession impossbe The States
b. induced surrender their Personal Liberty
laws than the slave states be expected TO give the
fugitive slave enactments or the practical effect OF tn
bred Scott decision which favors the almost indefinite
extension of slavery But the NORTH armed as nos
Ia In righteous 4use should desire to coorce The South
why is Mr.. Buchanan to throw the whole weight of hi;
sympathy In support Of the Souh and to meet treason
able separation than half way. We believe that
is his duty to enforce the existing law to follow tho ad
vice Of constitutional responsible advisers n
General Scott and General Css and not to adopt thai
petty contemplate and unworthy policy OF pirtsanshl
which, though il may conveniently enable him ride
difficulty, will be fatal TO the permanency OF thu
Union ana to that national power and influence whict
hitherto have been the pride and boast Of the American
people,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-18

The total stock port estimated At $50 900 bales
Of which $40 900 bales are Of American description
Sales or three days. % 500 bales incluiing $40 bales
speculation and 76e for export The quotations for
$40 500 bales, and to-day there imports The
imports Of the week amount to 1854 bales and the
ket without change. Tho sales OF today probably
about 600 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrrs MARKET
There has BEEN regular market the sailing
quiet, the weather interfering with transpor
tat,on from the interior Corn quiet with downwa
tendency,
Wakefield Nash Co., report -four quiet bnt firm al
extreme rates. Wheat firm at full prices. Corn Arm
The ohlidays induced quietnees In the market
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The provision market was quiet. Beef heavy. Pork
dull. Bacon heavy, and slightly declined. Lard quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE Markell.
Ashes quiet: pots, 2ss Cd Sugar aud coffee steady
Rico dull. Resin dull common, As sd Spirits turpen-
tine firm at 32s. Cd q SIS.
LONDON MARKETS.
Wheat firm and advanced Is ~ per quarter for fine
Sugar heavy and declined Sd. Cotec duh and partially
declined la L. Cd Tea very dull, with a slight do
Cline on all descriptions. Rice quiet. Tallow firm Lin
seed oil, 2ss. Cd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
u,, LONDON. Jan. 4, 1851.
sroc~rs
The latest sales were:-Ilnos Central shFes, 49, dis
Erie, 35h New York Central, ".
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Monday and Wednesday were Is 900 bales
including 600 10 spectators and exporters The market
closed quiet and steady but ansportaons checked
by the advance In the bank rates Monday to Der
actual count was $4,000 bales including 1888 200 OK
American. .## m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-18
American slavery.

lrTOm Inc lonuon 1ofaiu, Jdu
On Saturday evening" MISS Sarah 7. Remond, Lady OF
color, delivered lecture American Slavery in Brgh
ton street chapel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fyfe, Esq in the
chair. She accompanied to the platform BY Mr.. W.
Chambers, Rev. Mr.. Kirk, and Mss Lille and Miss Wig
ham secretaries to the Ladies Aut Slavery society The
lecture consisted chiefly OF review Of the present state
Of matters in America and she expressed her belief tina
the prospects of the slave in hopeful
than at present Mr.. w. Chambers moved reso-
luton 70 the et that the meeting regarded with horror
the syetem OF American slavery. and warmly sympa.
thized with the struggle now gong and Ia support
Ing it, gave interesting account OF his personal
walton Of the horrors OF slavery expressed his sief
that the slavery question would not be settled without
bloodshed. Mr.. Blair seconded the motion rhs Rsv.
Mr. Dickie moved the second and last resolution which
expressed the deep regret OF the meeting mt the posi-
which the American church with few honorable excep-
TONS had takenthe side OF tho oppressor-i sympa
thy with Or Cheever in his efforts the abolition
Mr.. Lille seconded the resolution Both resolutions
agreed to- and after vote OF thanks to the Chairman
the meeting separated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-01-18
THE LATEST NEWS.

The London Times city article OF Thursday evening
says the English funds opened steadily this morning
the slight Improvement OF yesterday, and subsequently
experienced further recovery.
The announcement by the French government that no
loan is intended produced good cfroot raris,
which was felt on this side. The demand at the Bank
and the discount Market In preparation for the 4h of
the month, was very moderate.
In tho Stock Exchange loans offered at ave and
half per cent Dividends will be paid to the public
Wednesday, the 9th Of January. The for The best
paper the discount market ut Paris Is stated to be five
per cent, being onehaf per cent below the Bank Of
France.
The prices from Paris this evening show only
fractional Improvement
The railway market continues without much business
owing TO rise In the value OF money, but remains firm in
character
The Official Prussan Gosete that the Princo
Regent assumes the reins of government King William
the Fifth.
Berlin says the excitement tho States Of
the Germ Con eeratioa greatly resembles the agitation
which preceded the events of lSiS
The Frankfoi journal asserts that at early sitting
Of the Gernanic Diet proposition will be made TO call
the Cabinet Of Turin for categorical explanation re
tho OF the General Of Ancona in
which Trieste Ia declared an Italian city.
10 the Paris corn market -four and wheat continued to
advance in price.
ton OF the diplomatic corps, which took place the
Tuileres the lst Lord Cowiey the spokesman for
the diplomats, confined himself presenting the En-
the respects and congratulations OF the diplomatic
corps The Emperor replied:-.'I thank you for tho
wishes which you have expressed to me. / regard tho
future with confidence being that the friendly
which is the object OF my desires.o
The Bourse the LIST closed. On the 31st il was
dull and lower, rentes closing at 6T.55.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales q cotton for the three days were % 900
ers The market closed dull, owing 10 the advance Ia
bank rates, and all qualities have rece led led
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-10
KcLsans Volcanic Oil Liniment,

YAs sally ssis and s.rain fer Csnesr, Flea IA
asTs, svsliRfs and Ersnehs Csrs, Paralysis, HsH-
rga, Wsafnsiss sf tss Muscles, CArsnie nkamnasry
khs1natism, tufHts s ths ysins Csnraetsd Muscles
LSzmsnts Esrasbs reeth chs krsisss eprans Fresh
CHh, W.snds, plesr. Fever ssrss Caksd Brsssi,
hPPlsi pxns esales, tsrs Threat any ten
PAIN difference hsv ssvsrs isnr de dissass nay
tavs existed, mchEANe GEkksxAfED LIhIhEhr q
rsszI.nds sf ksnsA sshf. ksvs been saved lfs .. ds
srsssds and nissy sy hs sf tAs nralzass remedy
MeLEaN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII Sssve Pain snss nstantAnsessly, and will esas,
Fsry and hsa he fsaiss ssrss In nsrsdss shsr
- FOX HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
8skEAkF FCELEBRATED LIHlhdENf 10 ths snly ssfs
ssd rsliasis remedy fer hs Spawn, fssns,
giHSF2la, tplais, pEnstsrAl k.nps, hsdsa nvsnfs
as,sr i:il.d sss. BIG k.sd, fsusvil. Fist.ls, ot
ksnninE ssfst, sr Ewssny, II prsDsfly aDphsd. f0
sPrns Drss, sersissss Essisd kssis. chsf.s Saddle
Cellar esl, Gaia, Gsrss, Nssnds, is il.IliAls
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srs.sd g ysn ottsh sspFly e "a. MckKAH9 CHI
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-10
DENTISTRY.

nj TEETH.
IVA. LOOMS, M. d., the inventor and patentee
ofths MIN ERAL PLATE TEETH, at-~
tends personally at his Office in this city SsS
Many persons oan wear these teeth who ~l4o
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my once osn be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may deslre;
out 10 those who are particular and wish the purest
oleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can Produee, the MINERAL PLATE will De
more fully warranted.
Rooms IN this clty-No. 3Ss Pa avenue, between
phIa. or IL ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-10
WASHINGTON LOCK RoSpTTAL.

nR. sHUMAN has, efter an expeuepos of ten
- yeers, established the above refuge frorp
suacfery, eelf-lebeled Indian or German doctort
and pretenders Of vitchcraN and impostorr IN ren-
This is the only place where q sure and s,eed,
cure can be obtained in the world ior al impropef
And evil habits, gonorrha, gleet, seminal wesf-
ness syphlllls, primary. secondary. and tnrtinry.
organic weakness. pains in the lons, stTictures
general debllty, prostraton ncrvousness, rest ess
nights, papitston Of the heart ringing in the care
l9ss OF memory, confusion, melxne holy, afsosions
OF ths heao throat, nose, and skin, and al those
peoular disorders arising from the indisoretior OF
youtn, rendering them unfit for either business,
stSdJ, society, or marriage. !.
DT has the rreatest remedies in the Known
sulctnres, sy phllls seminal weakness, ssf sbusH
&C. &C, There !. no case In which they hil 70 eur0dn
Victims of these horrible complaints, Who vould
wish 70 be valuable men and ornaments % sooietv
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DIR. Shumnn has made the most comp Iete arranfe-
ments for the comfort of has patients Who come
from distance. They viii be furnished with the
most pleasant and agreeable quarters, neoessary
olst, anq m>do at comfortable &c they would be st
nrst Glass hotel a. less than hslfthe cost.
DO not iorEet the name and number. Dr. Shu-
mans once Is on the corner Of Sixth street and
bennsyivania avenue, Clarendon Hotel, oppOsfts
the National Hotel, wsshiIfton, ID. @.
PERSONS AZ distance should enclose STAMP for
return postage. Once hours, 9 A. NJ 20 10 r, M,
various parties have been ertloed from nv in
sututlon oy certain svlndlers on back streets m
tnls olty who VIII rue Il tl the day Of their de1th
"A word to the wis. 10 sufhoient. aps-ly
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
- Ar POINT LoOk-Our. MARYLAND.

hT EOlNT LOOk-OUT, MARYLAND.
This oe ebrated Bathing Place. situated at the
Isnotlon Of the POtomsc River with the A . 4
UnaesaReake Bay, will be opened BY the YEA Y
very besf style, for al persons who may wish
safe and quiet retreat, where they can have the
9eneht OF the best salt water bathing and enjoy the
dencacies of the water, suoh as Fish of all kinds,
oysters, Grabs, &c.
., Eyery description of fishing tackle will be kept
for the accommodation of guests.
hne livery stable kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons !; with
al other amusemeEts usually found at suoh places
rhe table will be supplied daily with fresh vese-
taoiss from the garden on the premises and from
the Baltimore and Washington markets.
The best Lisuor and Cigars will always be found
1T the Bar. -
Board, % per day; one week, s1a; second week,
Slo; four weeks for SS5; children and coored SER
wants half-price. --
=, The steamer st. Nicholas leaves WASHINGTON
Tue sdsy a. 6 q and baltimore or Friday at 0,
m The half past o'olook p m. tram from Wash.
l5gton will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
stage from Washington. by way of Leonardtown
II, ADD :ess the pIoprietors, at Point Lookout,
Washing ton. D G., or Alexandria, Va.
mSl HEFLEBOWER & CO Prop'rs.