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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-07
The STATE of Io"a, Csdar County, 50:

The STATE of J"a, Csdar County,
Original Notice.
To Servetus Tufts, Emily d. Tufts. Geo. b. Denni-
son, James Wsmond, Joseph GRAHAM, and
Samuel Nl.mmons.
NOr arc hereby notified that there is now On
1 file i'll the office Of the clerk of the District
Court Of Cedar county, State of Iowa, petition
Of Moses W. Byers. claiming of Servetus Tufts.
and Emily ID. Tufts, the foreclosure Of a mort
gage executed 10y Servetus Tufts and Emily d.
Tufts to the plaintiff on the 23d day of August,
ls5s. conveying to plaintiff the northeast quar-
ter of section thirty 900, township eighty-tw
ts2), north OF range two GU, vest situated in the
county of Cedar. State of Iowa: which mortgage
was on the 27th day Of August 1859, duly record
ed in the county Of Cedar state of Iowa, in book
r OF mortgages, pages A and A.. And petition
also alleges that said Geo. Is. Dennison. James
Wymond, Joseph GRAHAM, and samuel Stem
mons are subsequent iucumhrancers on said
land, but whose leins subject to the mortgage
of plaintiff.
Now, unless you appear thereto. and defend,
on or before noon of the second day OF the next
term of said Court, commencing on the first
Monday of December. A. ID. 1861, default will be
entered against you and decree rendered thereon
for foreclosure of said mortgage a prayed for
in said petition, to which you are referred for
particulars THOS HANNA,
aOY5 Solicitor for Plaintiff.
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CAMP McCLKLLAS, Iowa. Oct 80, 1861.

EpIroR ADVERTISER Tho Wilton
Company were agreeably surprised on
yesterday by the appearance at their
quarters in camp of several teams con-
tanning the bright faces of some thirty of
their friends from Sugar Creek and Mo-
neka, Cedar county, who brought with
them such dinner as only the fair ladies
Of those vicinities know how to get up.
As the good things we're being unloaded,
the boys stood by with tears Of gratitude
trickling down their cheeks and after
the ladies had prepared the table and in.
vited them to partake, three such cheers
as went up are not often heard in your
parts And through the columns Of your
popular sheet they desire to return their
sincere thanks to those friends whose
kindness will ever be held in grateful re-
mombrance by the Wilton boys, who say
God bless the ladies of Moncka and Su-
gar Creek
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MAJOR GENERAL HALLEcK.-Gcn. II.
w. Halleck, who left California on the
LIST inst. to join the army Of Gen. Nc
Clellan, was born in New York State, and
graduated at West Point in 1889. He
was appointed First Lieutenant in ls45,
and in 1916 was brcvettcd Captain for
gallant conduct in affairs with the Next
cans, and for meritorious conduct in Cal
ifornia. He was Secretary of State of
the province of California in the military
governments of Generals Kearney, Ma
son, and Riley, from lS47 to the end Of
lS49; was chief of the Staff to Commo-
dore Shubrick in naval aud military op.
erations ON the Pacific coast in 1878;
and was in 1S49 member Of the con-
vcntion to form, and Of the committee
to draft, the constitution Of the State Of
California. In July, 1853, he was ap.
pointed Captain Of Engineers, and re-
signed on August l, 1854. He now ap-
pears as Major General, his commission
bearing date August 10, l86l.-Chica.
90 journal.
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ApvxRTisING.There is no doubt that the great lever
in the extension OF business in these ahead times,
in Advertising; but the immense popularity OF thai,
celebrated remedy for Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint,
Nervous Debility, &c, Hooft nds German Bitters, s
much owing to the fact that 1t has been extern
svey advertised to the great merit Of the arti
Gle. A worthless medicine may, through publicity,
acquire short nosoriety. but requires the basis
Of true merit order TO sustain itself for any consd
cradle length Of time. Hoofands German Bntsrs has
been long and favorahly known to the American public
for more than ten years; each day adding some new
proofof its virtues and great curative properties.
These Bters for sale hy all druggists and dealers
in medicines, At IS cents per bottle.
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WOODEN MITTENs.

An officer from West Point, who COM
mands one of the finest regiments in the
service, suggests that wooden mittcns for
the soldiers will be very much needed
when the cold weather begins. Will not
all who can employ themselves in this
way, help to furnish FIVE hundred thou
sand pairs! They should be knit with
one finger to allow free use of the first
finger and thumb 1t is said there were
more soldiers disabled in the Crimcan
war from frost bitten fingers than from
any other one cause. [All newspapers
please copy this.
In this connection We publish the fol-
lowing order:
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE
DAVENPORT, New. LIST, lSGl.
General Order No. 46.
As frequent applications are made to
this department TO provide transpor,a-
ton for articles furnished gratuitouSly
for the comfort Of Iowa troops in camp
in this State and in service in other
States, it is deemed proper to announce
that all such articles will be forwarded
without expense to either the donors or
the soldiers.
The Steamer Ad. Hine, the Northern
line of steamers, the American Express
Company, the United States Express
Company, the Western Stage Compa
aud the railroad companies, have made
most liberal offers for such trau.por,a-
ton.
The articles most wanted are, blankets
for single beds quilts of cheap materi-
al, about seven feet long by fifty inches
wide knit wooden socks wooden or can
ton flannel bed gowns; wrappers, under
shirts and drawers small hair and fcath-
er pillows and cushions for wounded
limbs; slippers.
Delicacics for the sick, such Is farinn,
arrow root, corn starch, cocoa, aud nicely
dried fruit, can be advantagcou>ly distri-
buted. Jellirs should be carefully pre-.
j pared, to avoid fermentation, and most
securely packed.
Packages. or articles furnished for par
ticular regimen IS or individuals, must
have the wishes of the donor explicitly
endorsed upon them
All articles should be closely packed
in wooden boxes, or in very strongly
wrapped bales, and plainly directed. On
the top of the contents Of each box, un.
der the cover, a list of what it contains
should be placed; a duplicate Of this
should be sent by mail to ne.
In this connection | cannot too earn
cstly urge upon the adjutants Of regi-
meuts the absolute necessity of making
full returns of their regiments, with all
promotions, casualties, changes in loca-
ton of regiments, &c. 1t is only by
such rerorts that the Adjutan. Genera!
is able to keep an accurate record of the
Iowa regiments, and furnish the contri-
buttons above referred to- The adj utant
who neglects this duty, inAic,s wrong
upon his regiment
The Adjutant General would be happy
to receive and forward any of the above
named article, furnished by individuals
or societies. N. b. BAKER,
Adjutant General of Iowa.
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w We have made the above Reduction In
flres with the two-fold view Of benefitting the
bile and ourselves. The public have been
'lndlsdby spurious machines m ade in imitation
ours The metal in them, from the iron cast
Y to the smallest piece, Is Of poor quality
l'll makers have not the means to do their
.'k we'll. They are hid away in secret places
Fere It would Ike impossible to have at their
|nmand the proper mechanical appliances. II
|on'y by doing = great business, and having ex.
fnre manufacturing establishments, that good
chimes can lie made at moderate prices. The
p designed machines. BADLY MADE. are
pays liable to get out of order, and are sure to
p considerable trouble and money 10 keep
Pm in repair.
lac qualities 10 he looked for In a Machine
certainsy Of correct action al all rates Of speed,
fhcify If continuation. great durability and
G,y Of operation. NTH the least labor. Ma.
~ to combine these essential qualities, must
eade OF the best metal and finished to perfec-
We have the ways and means, on a grand
10, to do this.
Pine purchasers of Machines, whose daily bread
may concern. will find that those having the
we qualities not only work we'll at rapid a.
~ slow rates Of speed. but last long in the
tt possible working order. Our machines,
made by us, will earn more money with less
l'' than any others whether in imitation OF
or not. In fact, they are cheaper than any
Machines ~ gift.
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M Here is q specimen of the stuff
employed to keep up the tagging spirits
of the rank and file of the rebel army
1t is from the Atlanta (Ga.) Mtei2iyencer
Of Oct 8:
4 .N~tiny omong the Inion Troops at
Wushington-Gs". Ne C2etia" Shot,
AID 4AortaHy Hounded.
We have received information from a
reliable source, in regard to the slaugh-
ter of Federal troops at Washington. 1t
appears that four regiments were required
to change their arms, whcreIpon they
mutined, and Gen. Mcclellan surrounded
them with FIVE regiments. A melee of
stones and brickbats thence commenced,
and to queIl the riot, Mcclellan gave the
order to FIRE The slaughter is represen.
ted to have been fearful. Surely the
Lincolnites have commenced the work of
blood and carnage among themselves. A
report is in circulation that Mcclellan
has since been shot and MORALLY wound
ed, but this lacks confirmation.
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rar Buy your Stoves, Tinware, &c, at
the "Muscn'ine Stove Store, Muscatine,
Iowa. Mr.. BRowNELL is Agent for the
Manufacturcr,a and will sell below Chicago
prices. Stoves warranted for one year.
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NOTICE.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office u
/ the clerk of the district court until the 1T
day of January, 1862. for the purpose of supply
ing the county officers with wood and stationery
for the ensuing year, said contract to be given
to the lowest bidder, as follows, 20 wit:
50 cords of wood;
realms of legal cap paper "a good qual.y)
do foolscap do do
do letter do do
1000 mudium sized envelopes,
l doz. bottles Arnold's Ink and ? boxes steel
pens:
500 large sized envelopes;
! doz. brooms;
s gal. burning oil good quality;
20 lbs. Of candles tStar):
! court record. &C." l2Als inches. 900 pages;
Tax book for 1852, (of pettern the clerk shall
select;
Assessors books. for lG townships
lquire Of township plats tblanksJ;
quirc bar docket;
squire clerks do
besides blanks which am not able AZ this time
to desi gnate. Al.ONIO SHAW,
Crk Dist Court Cedar County, Iowa.
Upton, Oct. -. lsGl
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Marrird,

October oath 81, by Rev. ROBERT CARoTHERs.
Mr.. S,ui.EI SLATER and Miss EMILY SrRATToN,
both OF Cedar county, Iowa.
At the residence of the brides father, Isaac
Shepard, in Swectland township, Muscatine co.
Iowa. on the 18th Of October, 1851, Mr.. EMLES
LEWIS of Springdale. Cedar CO.. Iowa. ana MISS
ABRE MARI, SHEPARD, Of the former place
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IlOr~ps.

Notice is hereby given that al! horses
and colts, found running at large in the
town Of Upton, after ten days from this
date, will be taken up in accordance with
the laws and ordinances in force in said
town. II. w. HALL, Marshal.
Upton, Oct 81, 1861.
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If our clothes are not cut, We are ve-
~ apt to be cut ourselves.
- Why is ice IN . thaw like philan.
thropy! Because il gives in oil diree.
tons.
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GONE UNpER.-During the last sixty
days the following newspapers in this
State have suspended: Muscatine lie
rie,o, Keokuk Journal, Lyons Adoocate,
Msrengo Republican, Sigourney Demo.
crat, Iowa City Press, Iowa City Report.
er, Keosauqua Democratic Ne~s, Des
Moines Commonwealth and Des Moines
Journal. The two last named were merg,
ed into new paper called the Times.
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peA- The Cedar County Teachers H.

BA- The Cedar County Teachers H.
stitute is now in session in this place -
There will be public lectures every eve
ming The day sessions arc also open to
all who wish to attend. We hope the
lectures, especially, will not be neglected
by parents, and all others who are inter.
estci in the cause Of common schools.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE ADVERTISER, having been restored to heal.i
L in few weeks by very simple remedy, af,e
having suffered several years with severe lung aflec
tion. and that dread disease Consumptonis anxiou,
make his fellow sufferers the Of cure
t. all who desire il: he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used Gree Of charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will lnd a
srRx CrRE for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoS'nIrs. &c.
The only object Of the Advertiser in sending the Pre-
scriition benefit the afflicted and spread nforma
ton which lie concevcs to be invaluable and he hopes
every will try his remedy, it will them
nothing. and may prove n blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
wILLAAsHrGm, Kings County, New York.
October II, lrO--n4lvsyl
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY,

HAVING REMOVED my store to Mechanic,
/ Vile, have left my notes and acc cunts with
Hon. WV. Il. THRILL. who will see that they
are paid. 4 hint 80 the wise.
CHARLES SHETLAND.
Upton. Sept Ath. 1861 4w
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nA- See advertisement of Prof. l..
MILLER'S Hair Invigorator, and Liq-
uid Hair Dye, in another column.
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WooD! WOOD !!-Cold weather has
come, and the demand for wood is urgent.
Will those who wish to pay their sub.
scription in wood bring it along, and
those who don't want to pay in wood,
can pay US little money. We need it
badly, and so do our printers and other
creditors,
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Something for the Times!
A Necessity in every Household!
JOHNS & CROSLEY'S
American Cement Glue.

The Strongest GLLE IN the World joy
Cemcnting Want, Lenthsr. Glass,
Icory, CHM, Nurhir. Porce.
laia, Ih,L"st'r, Bone,
CDrni, &C., DE-
The only article of the kind ever .rodussA
which will withstand water.
EXTRACTS.
every housckceper should have supply Of
Johns 4 Cro-cy's American Cement Glue"
Mr. York Tsm,s
1t il 80 convenient to have in the house. -
Ne York Erlr res.
At il always y; this cu'nmcnds it 10 eve
ry body .i-As,c YORK iad.ps"irnt
Ne have tried IL and find it as useful i'll our
house AZ water."-- ~ tt>' spirit ot h- TINES.
PRICE % CENTS PER- BOTTLE.
Very liberal reductions to wholesale dealers.
Terms cash.
7s,-For sale by all druggists and sto,ekeepers
genel ally throu bout the country.
JOHNS 4 CROSLEY,
sole Hanutaeturcrs,)
10 WILLIAM SrFFET.
'-ornc- of Liberty street. NEW YORK.
L:n1ayl
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The Nos. and ! Machines are Of great capec.
~ and applies ton for manufac turing purposes

The Nos and ! Machines are Of great capsc.
ity And spplc ation for manufac turing purposes.
Our No. 3 Machines are especial adapted to
oil kinds Of light and heavy Leather Work, in
carriage trimming, boot and shoe making, har-
sess making, etc. etc. They are Of extra size,
With On arm long enough to take under it and
stitch the lArsest sized dashes. There is scarce.
y Any, part Of trimm-r's stitching that cannot
n letter done with them than by hand; so, too,
the saving OF time and labor is very great The
table OF these machimes il ~ inches long aud the
ahutu: VIII hold six times the us al quantity Of
.ssh1eAa. The large machines work ~ fast "a
snsH 1pes.
We would ask for our Letter 4 Machines, tho
4 special attention Of Vest Makers and Dress Max
sH snd ali those who want Machines for light
Manufacturing purposes. They embsdy the prin-
pies Of the standard machines. making like
h-nI, the interlocked stitch, aud are destined to
s - celebrated for Family Sewing and light
manufacturing purposes As our standard ma.
'hines are for manufact ring purposes in gen.
srxL
We have AWAY. on hand. IIemming Gu.ge.
Nix Twist, linen and cotton Thread, on Spools.
Lest Machine Oil i'll bottles, etc, etc.
We manufacture our own needles and wenl,,
warn all persons asing our machines not to buy
An! "th"Is W. knew that there are needles sult:
81 the most inferior quality. 4 higher prices
thAn We charge for our best. The needles sold
W us At" Manufactured expressly for our lns-
sshea. la needle MAY render the be., ma
thine almost useless.
oar customers iaay rest assured that all our
Branch oiHce. are furnished with the genuine
article"
In case OF small purchases, the money may be
pvt in postage stamps, or bank notes.
sSs- Correspondents will please write their
pines distinctly. 1t 10 oil important that we
4ald. in each case, know the postofhcs county
state.
~ All persons requiring information about
wing Machines. their sizes, prices. working
saciues, aud the best methods Of purchasing
obtain it by sending to Us or any Of our
'aneh o1iccs for copy Of
= n. SINGER 4 CO.'S 0AzETTE,
th Ia = beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely dc.
10 the subject 1t will bs sent gratis
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The Atlantic for November i, larger
than usual by eight pages. 1t is filed
with extremely interesting and valuable
articles, from the pens Of the best writers
in history, romance aud poetry in the
country. Mrs. Stoves Italian story,
grand poem called "the Was hrrs of the
shroud," by Lowell; Miss ilardinss
Tale of day. Health in the camp, by
Iarri., Martincau, aud m?ny other val
liable contributions make up an excellent
number as usual The Atlantic is the
.blest literary periodical published in
this country. We furnish it to our sub
scribers for s. 90,
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A. DAVIS,
LUMBER DEALER.
ONION GROVE, IOWA.

The farming community, dealers in
Lumber, persons desiring fencing or
building materials Of every description,
are invited to visit the Lumber Yard of
A. Davis, of Onion Grove, who has on
hand, and is constantly receiving a large
assortment Of
Shingles, Loth, Fencing, Flooring,
Siding, Bar" Boards, and all
kinds Of Framing Material,
and is absolutely SELLING the same at
LOWER FIGURES than they can be
purchased mt the boosted Muscatine Lum-
Der yards. n30
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Wilton Market.

Corrected weekly by F.BACON, dealer In Pro-
ducc, Dry -Goods. etc.
WILTON, Iowa. Oct. %, 1861.
Wheat, 5oM53c. Corn. shelled, SC. Oats, Sc.
Barley, zoe. Butter 10. Eggs 1. Hams H.
Shoulders Toe per ID. White Fish. - per abb :.
White Beans, 75c. Potatoes ls120. Onions 10.
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rr See Advertisement of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative.
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Muster Roll of COMPANY II,

18th Regiment Of Infantry. now q: Camp Nc
Clellan, Davenport, Iowa.
CAPTAINS. S. Mrl.oney.
LIST determination f. Compton
I'd II. u. Durbn.
lst Sergeant, II. Clark,
I'd VIM Spencer
Sd Wired Carey.
4th Ezra McI.oney,
5th Augustus lobshier.
lst Corpora-J. NJ. Daniels
I'd --D. &. Sweet
Sd Hiram Frank,
4th -GcCrge &. Main
5th John A. White
9Th James Fawcett
eth Albert Il. Stiles
sth " II. l.. Sweet
Observation-Disclosures Daniels,
-Gcorge NJ. Titus.
WagoneI-Joel Lons.
Alice. Albert .lohangh David
Alexander VIM Hull David
Ayers John llanes Thomas
Armstrong Thomas johnson Frank
Berriman George Johnson Charles
Bolton John kinnan John
buchanan John II Lane Craven
Barrett William Lett John
Batdorf ohm W Mooney George
Bair Samuel hourcy Daniel
Bradshaw Peter Martin JamcsD
Brown Asa Me'caf samuel
Bossert Bea amin Mcconnell Ihos
Christmas Major Mccartney A
Cush George Mccullough Smith
Crooks George Mckibben Joseph
Chase Nathan Ncwcomh James
Cross William Newans Henry
Carl Washington Pierce Aaron
Crislnan Elmorc Patt m William
Downing Alexander Raglan Alex
Douglass Theodore Rice John L
Dwigans John W. Reeves Edwih y
Dwigans William Rankin James
Dracker David Rankin Eoenczer
Esher William Rcigart Christian
Eicher George Rumsey Burtis
Esher John Smith Adam g
Elsetfrr Lewis Simmons George
Ford John Simmons VIM
Ford Dean Stout oriHaao
Frink Allen Tom'in'"h Josspa
Frink Carlton Thorn" pdei
Green VIM II NinerCk refer
Hatch Ahner X Wieot Heorse
Harrier Harrison Virgins Mit1oR
Harrington Pitt Zitier john
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THE GENTI.EMEN'S MEDICAL CON-.
PANION AND rkiH WE ADVISER.

book for the Old aud your embracing the Patho.
ogy, Prevention, and ure OF all diseases OF The Urinary
and sexual organs, and asuHlg voice of advice and
c"uusrl such 10 Ec found III no other work. Price
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DAVENPORT GAZETTE Add II San.
ders, for five years past associate editor
Of the Davenport Gaseftr, has retired
from that paper, leaving it again in sole
charge Of his brother, Alfred Sanders.
The latter is pioneer of tho Iowa press,
having been connected with the Gazette
since 1S4l We wish him aud it contin-
ued prosperity.
WAxrED.-The crow bar and shovel
taken, some time since, from the lobby
of the post Office are wanted by the own
or. and if not returned soon | shall have
to pay for them. Will the borrower re-
turu them and save trouble.
S S. DANIELS
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DISSOLVED.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Eugene Chlds and Myron Chids, is this day dis
solved, by mutual consent. Myron Childs wi
collect the accounts and pay the debts Of the
concern EUGENE CHliIlS,
MYROS lHlLLS.
Upton July 9th, 1861.
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died,

Nov. lst 1861, in Rochester tp. 81 ypnoid
f.yrr. JIrss Z. READ; agcd ID yeass and 10
months.
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TIE GUIDE AND CT iRDFOR EVERY
nNE

1t exposes all the huuihues and tho various tricks -
ence h. sick and we'll 1t lustratrst the plans " the
QuaCA sand fo2ucs to dulc every 1t guides the
thruu gh life and shows every ssindie Of the
1t shows how all Kinds Of Food, Medicines, Lia-
uurs, and Goods A'ntrrlte! with the means Of de-
tCCting the frauds Price - cruts.
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PROGRAMME


For the Cedar County Teachers In,
stitute, to be held at Upton, during the
week commencing Nov. 4th, 1861
FORENOON.
Opening exercises AS TO go
Mental Arithmetic, 900 $50
Written $40 1910
RECESS l0.20" 1880
Orthegraphy- lO30",l.OO
Reading HOO ll.40
Writing ll.A0 l3O0
AFTERNOON.
English Grammar l2as toI
Geography lao "7l5
Recess Ais "2.s
Physiology. &c. .225 - 800
Theory Practice Of Tcach'g 800 q 400
EVENING.
Answers TO questions, ESQ to GAS
Lecture CAS- 7A5
Discussion and miscellaneous
business, 1.&5 300
Miles.
st Louis 10 San FranCi sco, 1000
San Francisco to Prince of Wales Cape, $500
behring's Straits isumhmereedh 80
East Cape to mouth Of AmoOr river, 7@hO
Amoor liver to Moscow, 1000
Total $4,000
Exercises will be in the same order for
each day, unless changed by the lnsti.
tute. ". p. WOLF,
County Superintendent
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THE FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple remedies obtained Tor the u
Disease, in all its forms. with tull explanations Of tho
causes, sympt diet, bathing and exercise. Price
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-11-07

Moral remedies will not eradicate
physical needs.