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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1861-06-20

DIS. JACKSON. HERBERT l. Co.. are Associated
Prcpretors Of the Matte nal Dispersal No. l67,
Sycamore street, Cincinnati. established Jan j. ls59
for the cure Of Private Diseases.
Prof. 4 tert Jackson Or. Robert Herbert 81 NJ. En-
gene Neireau Thorough effected .ish al.ness in
credible rapidly, OF norrhea. Syphs. Gieet Noctur-
nal Emissions self Inpotency- Structure. Fe-
Diseases Dfa-aal EmssioRs. in short. every pos
sibe form and variety Of Secular Disease. and At the
arc tine the General health of the patient improved.
where any Improvement in that respect is needed.
Our Bispeusary Circular. OF IA large in. by ii in let
promptly. wei sealed. any address for the amount Of
the postage, SIX cents Every young man. Whether
SICK OF. WELL. should have Also, a circular
Intended for ladies only, nine laree letter pages for
CT. stamp. The Mountain of Light. or Medical Pro-
tec,or. ne. book of three hundred pages. one hun
drci encrayH-s. price, in stamps money. only ~
in stamps This book is fully described in circular.
Il is ny far the valuable and deeply interesting
beck the subjects treated or. now eNtaBt matters
that in former works merely limited at are here
to ali tie of marriage, love and beauty
tefore
reveale! in any book in the English language,
DR.. Jackson's Perpetual PreYentive-send for circu
lar. Dr.. Jacksos Female Pills. sl-seHd for circular
Dr. Jackson LAY he at the Consulting Rooms
Of the pi<pensary No. l67 Sycam street. from 4.
NJ. till Z. NJ and from p NJ. till 2 p. NJ: other
hours either Dr.. Herjer NJ fepeau orboth, will tie
in attendance.
Male patients, when desired. will he furnished with
large a.y. comfortable suitable board ard care
fu atteai for the few days ordinarily necessary
effect a cure. Patients DO not see each other. The
promptly given when desired. Fces as reasonable as
the very highest modes Of treatment known to modern
will admit Z. o. Box 49,. Send for Circular and
.tate fpainly and fully. and you %;i. re.
ce!ye the CncuLlr and our written reply by return
il.sl We will answer letter unless /, contains
six cents II -tarE, .... .i..Tas,;ans sent
promptly and carefully toany part oithe world
IcvlJ-sm.
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&AA e Z 8 3
Mississippi and Missouri Il. =.
I0N and after Monday, April 18th, 1861, and
~ until further notice, trains will run - FOL
lows: ~ e
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi.
cago, at Auo f.N.
Leave Wilton for Marenso and
Washington. s40 A. N.
Leave Wilton for Musea.ine at $40 A. x.'s SOS Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago, $50 ~.
Arrive at Wilton from Muscatine,
at s25 A. N. IS cor. y.
Arrive at Wilton from Iowa City.
Passengers going ives. make diree. eonnee:
tons with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island it'll the Chicago and Rock Island
r. T. trains, for all points east, s,uth and north
Also with the Gsiana, Dubuque and st. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago. with all trims over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF
giyiKs distinct directions As to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
J.F. TRACY, Supt
A. KIMBALL, Assistant Sup..
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MoFFAT7S
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX HITTERS.

r, IFsF MEDICINES have Row been tefOre the pub
, i: lie for rcrod Of Thirty Years. and during that
iiraclqv raaiHtaes high character in almost erery
nj Of The lot tor :ac.. ext-aori.usr, and irrmedi-
Of restoring r,cff.c. h...tL 70 persons suffer-
irsnndsr cay id Q. !sea.e - ihe ag-
I ran trcn7e is fj.itr
The following are anon. the ,Is.ressfne variety O.
-, d.. g. II, tyl5rL r.
Vegetable Lie Medicines
Are rsr' trru, "a n, r,,,'irire
r,S .'rpSr. -. -t-rrr@p,, ci..,si,v III. FRS, .-s
second .tonschs. and srsstiTg fns 81 r,nrs beaIIhv
F1. instead ~ he s,al I'D e~r5} ti,d rIatnIs,rr
I1.s If .urett;a Un5r,,,g lfaqaact,e Rs.ts.ssrr..
II r a-,,pI ,,in,v ~ -,nr al = III
a-e he .a,er,I syu,or1s If r-s,s-.,, viii yS,:si az
r--rr', co,,.aoyr~,.r - ~, 49, 10y " ''' %
rD.rTyFyFsS h, ctc.,s:r-,ha rb,ls ,.,r,ho ..,
jDte.tirFs Wan solvent All wIT%nnf 800.
q -. 80 - Il - -; -
Ta, ' '- '-'-' wv
irvrru - ~ ill.,. :, -. .-.. H..
- - 49, - 80. ns ''i n'oCu 70
- S a." ,Isn t'I profess u iesphati'A
-. = '. ''.1''u74 So'u''0H % I'll !nies-
= :, ~ 't. ~ ''''I'S' ,,-,,,
~ - IsCii,IS ';'N arth snow % cure RIEi NJ
- ~ ninety IN t1IeF "'eh'' ana "0t III haii
'"@- t."' 'ei''' 'AS ioea. AN'-.!+ailVA IFdE4 the
- 80 az! ~ s'',,'.7 81 the -t.ii'-'
-, &c - al A'IN' ~ .Fee"'s ai stFchstheh-
.' ' A'''! 7t'H L.a4'-ef' tA"F 'tfae Hpsi delight
i"'g .H III ,.e important or-ans and hence have ever
,',''- d 'Sl'4'A i-ie'J iHr TIE y uras cases Oi
"I... II,
49, W. ~ "5!'"G, 'E"n me iurnnrs 81 the
':gy LA 10 hGh th"'@ cre!t ur"s adhere
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.

THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish 10
sl who want, his we'l-tri.d and approved CORN
CILTlVATORS SHOVEL PLOWS, STRAW
CUTTER, HARROWs, Road serarers, etc. He
10 also ready to effect and war; ant a cure of all
hoof.bound horses. l.. DANIELS.
Upton January 22d, lo6litf
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= G. 4 p. STEIN have good workmen. and
k,s use steam power in the manufacture Of their
Furniture.
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IIc0lahd's German pills

being we'll known throughout Europe and America.
heed here. They are purely yeceta-
bic. prepared with great exacness and are sugar
coated. Nobeter Ca;hartc Pill can be found PRicE,
25 cts. per box.
These medicines are prepared by DIR. c. VI. JACKSON
81 Co. PAiiadell lia. Pa. and st, Louis Mo, and
sold drugg and dealers medicines every
The signature ofC NJ JACKSON will lie on the outside
Of each bottle or box.
In our "Erersbody's Almanac" published annual
ly. yeu will find testimony and commentary notices
from All parts Of the country. These Almanac Civ
away by all Agents. And In Upton by Keigart
Il Mcnamara. and Rochester by Nathaniel Baker, in
springdale BY Thos. James &C.,. and in Mechantesye
by Chas. C. Stout.
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TClED.

TO1lED.
Just Published, IN u Sealed Earelope.
ON THE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD
ical cure Of SperInatorrhoea, or Seminal weak
ness. Sexual Debility Neryons ness. and nvolun.
tary emission. inducing impotenev, and Mental
and Phrsc al incapacltv.
by ROBT. }. CuLVEHWELL, N. d.
Author Of The Green Book, dc
The world renowned author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of self abuse may be
eheCtualiy removed without medicine and With
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in
struments, rings or cordial, pointing out mode
OF cure at once certain and eiiectual, by which
every sufferer, matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
ically This lecture will prove boon to thous-
ands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post PAID on
the receipt Of two postage stamps by addressing
Dr. J. c. KLINE, l27 Bowery, New York Post
Office box 1856. 34-yl.
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OK AMI after Monday, May lst, 1851, until
" further notice, trains will run as follows.
TRAINS WESTWARD.
MAIL TRAINS.
Lave Clinton at $50 A II and 1: 90 p N
Arrive at Cedar Rapids at 3: 30 NJ and Sis N
TRAINS EASTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN.
Leave Cellar Rapids at GOO A NJ and $50 A NJ
Arrive al Clinton at 1000 A II and 3: 80 NJ
A: Dewitt with sta ges for Davenport Maquoke.
tn. At Yankee Ran with stages for Toronto,-
Onion Grove with stages for Upton. Al Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
.l0rion, linton, Waterloo, Cedar FAILS,
Fit. Dodge. Toledo, Narengo, Fl,
Desmoines, Council Bluffs,
.Siour CITY.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
The shortest cheapest, and most expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Iowa, il be-
ing only 1876 miles ftom Chicago to the Mississ-
ippi River, and thence directly into the Interior
OF Iowa.
An agent will be at the Depo. in Fulton to re-
ceive all baggage for Clinton or the Road, which
will be conveyed across the river free of charge.
II. SMITH, Eng. 4 Supsrin;eE dent.
wv HAN, Genct al Freight Agent.
Clinton. Iowa, May LIST, 1851. vsu9tf
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Horace Waters, Ag't,
$50 Broadway, New York.
1)ub!isber of ttlusif, nluslr Books
AND DEALER IN

AND DEALER IN
Pianos, Hetodeons, Alexandra Orgaas, Organ .9eeor
deems. Martin $ celebrated Gsitars ,othfTs,Pio
Inns. PiotiHee!los. .4ce0rdeous, Ftutinas, Fiutfs
Fqes. C!arioHetfs, Iriaagies. Tuning Forks Pipes
cad Hammers. Vioiin Bons. best italian Strings
Brass InstrUments. for bands, Piano stools. ana
C0rsrs, and cAkiR Of Musical instruments.
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CIR ARD
Fire 4 Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA.
capital, 100000.

JOEL JONES, President.
JAS 3. ALNOED, Secretary.
A. s. GILLETT, yice.Pres. & Treas.
lnsurances gsinst losses BY fire.
Isr-Losses promptly adjusted.
s.IArES, Agent, Upton Iowa.
Dec. 18th 1859.
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FOR sALE-l Atkins SelERaking Reaper,
l. very low for cash. JAS MYER.
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II EROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL. the cheap.
II est possible light in use for sale by
Dee 10 80: JAMES MiER
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@40 SHEET MUSIC, from all the publish
ers in the L. Berthis Hantin's and
II Modern School, and all kinds Of instruc-
ton Docks for the above instruments Church Music
Books; Music elegantly hound Music Paper, and all
kinds of Music Merchandise, at the LOWEST RATES.
NEW PIANOS, al SIS, $500, Ss25, $50. and up "a
$500 Second land Pianos from SIS up to $ 100: New
Meloaeon. ss5 sou. So. SlGn. and up to 500; SCI
ord Hand Me!odeons from $50 to 50; Alexandre Or.
CANS, with Eve stops, 100. line stops is5 and 80. thir
teen stops 25e, 40 and BIC fifteen stops $50 and 49,
impored-price 80 and b dollars. liberal discount
to Clergy men, Churches SABBATH Schools. semnarfes
and Teachers The Trade supplied 1t the usual trade
discounts.
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FnCF. J. WGOD'So
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BL 90 u Il En- u TOR.

i precisely what its indicates. for while pleas
aux II the tastr, - i rcyyf ing. exlerating and
STRENGTHENING II The WAL pOscrs. 1t also reyviir..
resiRtos and rencws the blood in all its original ruri-
AID thu restore and renders the IS stem iuvuInera-
nc t. attacks II disease. Il Is the only preparat
ear offered 10 the &0T in r0I ulr form lie
"a't- the reach Of I'll. 80 chemically and sk:GlS
coalLel ~ !" Ia the most pes crfIi tonic. and yet
i.'!rtiy a!tiri 10 at ia perfect accordance wit
t" las ot itlrs. and hence syehe the wcakest stn-
ach, aHI tons" up The i s"-tlIe Or.ans. d ALIAS al!
h"rNHrs Hl other irritation Il j. also erfcc t!y ex-
hi! Tattus III is effects. AMI Yet I. is IeNpr followed fy
hs-e:e "r depression 81 spirits l. composed en-
rryiy e vegetables aud those thnrou gly combining
powerful tpHc and soothing properties aid consequent
i t4a heEcr irJuFc. Is Ir-vc ttYc AMI cur ..
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THERE Is NOTHING IT'S EoCAL,

AS1. liver arrangements or TorT,i4j!y. and Liver
"i. .a3it, p5seas = the Kidneys or ai.y general
b" ...'+t..t; u tho Urinary organs.
Il mHi nrt uIly the dp.il.ty following CHILL
a. tfN t!t, ~ lFeyc9t al attacks arising from Mias
h1' " i"l1 ncr5. aud e diseases at once il al
realty at-a.ao4. "
!l.'rier- sooaA hay- !a,ttir WITH them a, il vii!
,''''+ prevent az d'trt-zlpUs Consequences fol-
i'Mii- apo" ~h@:,-- ~ ciilDa.s aad water.
~ It NeEeHts cD-tveuess. Strengthens the aiv. ve
oTg1,s 'uI he IA tn hands Of all persons OF dem
,a.y HABITS.
Ladies no; accustomed 10 much o0td9or exercise
shagiI aiw a. 10.
Mothers Should use .for it is pcriec, relief T..
ac! r}nEth two before the final trial. viii -. :.
the dreadful period with perfect ease ani safety.
= =
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r HEsE MEDICINES have Eqw ipeen before the pub
lie for period Of Thirty Years. and during that
time have maintained high character in alros. erery
nt OF the Goae. :ae.. extraordinary and inmedi-
.e rowe, fre:9ring perfect A"!tL 10 persons suffer
inf under nearly er-y Ll-t Q: disease - ~ ~ ING AZ
man frame Is fair.
TIE E.LLaEi-x are alnnr IL. ,l.css.tnz raE.st. o.
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every community stout active yourg men, with strorg
ANS and roble hearts, accustomed - icve exercise
many OF whom from iird Ct tnidy, anS others from
lsck Of means to furnish good out or solicude for
their families have been deferred from joining the army
say let many old gentlemen and others Of wealth and
ibau.nce, on whom srs dependent, not the labor Of
single man, but the eff cent services Of toore or mere
of agricultural aboers rfuencs one, two or three Of
these stout active men, Injured to active ie to join the
army provide them an entire outfit Of entiug, unoims,
arms, DC. Make the necessary rrovison for tier
families and whatever other small interests they may
leave at home; thus each one will make, probably,
stouier and more tpduiirg soldier than the pstr
whose duties are much more efficient home. Every
southtrl citizen old and young sou. in6rm, should
recognize the obligation fully either TO 90 In person
ft ont aud equip good substitute. would think Il
peculiarly suitable and graceful thing, for the
gentlemen Who may b. exempt from military duty, but
Who may have abundant means, 70 have themselves
represented BY stout brave splits In this fer lbsr
y. .,,. -..' -,--.v
Thus propretors should release their and 60
Into their traces to attend closely lot only their
fsrms but these also of their neiRhbors and friends who
have vouut cred go to the war Thus il Is that many
parsons Of indIm health Of large agricultural interest," Of
unusually large and dependent families of sgs grea;
exempt them from military duty may render their
country efficient service than BY ndiscrminale
stampede of all the sold msn Of the land, the war
to The total disregard and neglect Of important home in
teress Ttat men should be found to 6gtt 10 very im
porast but men Cannot fight wiIhou. bread to eat and
clothtg wesr; and all the expenses of this war rust
come either primarily secondary from the earth Hence
the necessity Of unusual diligence and effort Of those
upon whom this department happens to fall and hence
the foregoing suggestion. n.
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A SUGGESTION FOR THE TINES.

To the EEtor Of The Whig:
Since the appearance Of the call by the Governor fer
5000 volunteer troops In addition to those already in the
f,d from vrgnis it occurs to me that there l, great
danger that the military ardour may run into eIremef
and that under the excitement Of laudable patriotic e.
thusiasm, many persons may join the army who could
more .fctiysy serve their country 10 different way
Although may be- devouty desired and expected ~
many that tho war may have speedy termlnanon the
only safe basis of estimate ID that win continue through
ssres OF years And II this should be 90, It !, Abso
lusv impossible to sxaggeraie the importance that the
.srculsur. interests Of the country should receive tho
,,ro,sst attention, at the hands Of vgant skiul and
interested persona Although We have the labor among
US Il necessary that il should DO directed and govern
Cd. and the peculiar character Of that labor together
with the universal stale Of excitement which prevails
through the country but enhances The importance that
tboss lef should b. men Of 6rnnss decision, and sh
minds fully spprsesivs Of their petition and ofoosssvs
responsibilities On he oshp hsad, iAsrs .s lsays y
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From the Southern Banner, Of Athsns, Ga.
HON. WIN. N. BROWNE, ASSISTANT SECRETARY
mr.

We have seen Nth regret an effort to prejudice the
public mind of State sgainst the worthy aud esin
able &c tlemen whose name heads this article. We are
quite sure shat tuca would not be case II Mr. Browne
as well known 10 those who have been led Into this
urjust movement as he is IL should be enough
say to the people of Georgia that Mr.. Browne has
obtained and retains the confidence Of Own disir
glished fellow. citizen, ut The head OF the State De-
pirlment, The Hon. Robert Toombs. None bat true
and gentleman could occupy the otfdentia rela-
tonshp Of Mr. Browne TO the Secretary Of State Upon
that point no in Georgia viii entertain doubt Our
object 10 this article is not however, 10 offer deerce
against the Just imputaton e. which have referred
but refresh the memory Of friends about facts
which should be so soon forgotten by any Southern
man.
Mr. Browne was the editor Of the Washington On
stfaiioa during the latter part Of Mr. Buchansns Ad
minsraton The readers Of that Journal viii endorse
the make, that during his entire eel
toria management it was thorough, uniaering sdvo-
cate of Southern rights. We will not excite the eaous
criticism OF any OF contemporaries by adding that
was at the same time hs abst press Of the Southern
school, Il is enough to know that with energy ability
and fathfuluess be labor,d in the Of the South
aud could neither be driven from his course BY North
etn abuse purchased With Government patronage.
When in violation OF the pghted honour of Mr.. Buc-
hanans Administration, Secretary Holt attempted in
clandestine manner, to reinforce Fort Sumter, Mr.
Browne in the editorial columns Of the Constifution,
denounced the dsgracefu ard dshonoursbe; and
called upon the President Holt else incur
the Just condemnation Of all honorable men.
For this bold and d. fint act Mr. Browne and bis pa
per sacrificed. Every particle of the patronage OF
che Government Instantly withdrawr aud a. he would
sell the paper TO these who anxious TO obtain
the patronage of the Government BY defence Of its
course he compelled to suspend is publication at
heavy pecunsry loss With this pratical evidence Of his
devotion the Southern cause Mr. Browne came to the
South in the FIRST days of revolution Identified with
In spirit and feeling determined to cast bis lot with
US and share whaever fate might befall "a. We DEEM
this recital OF facts simple act OF justice 10 true man
and accomplished gentleman, wbo by his loyal deyo-
ton 10 the cause Of the Sou h. has our admiration
an ed him elf TO the regard and confidence Of ev
generous hearted SoutherLer.
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SUGGESTIONS ON THE SUBJECT OF ARMY
HOSPITALS.

SUGGESTIONS ON THE SUBJECT OF ARMY
HOSPITALS.
To the Editor of The Wig:
Feeling, as do the deepest interest in wounded
and sick soldiers at the various hospitals and living very
remote from the channels Of communication viii the
public generally save through the public press beg you
to publish the following plan which has suggested itself
10 my mind, as means Of aiding in administering 80
their wants and comfort not that think this pan BY
any perfect but t may be suggestive to sber ard
competent persons TO arrange some more definite
system by which, active and immediate measurts can be
taken TO promote their comfort and far as possible
to alleviate their srfsrings
The plan propose il this that some intelligent ladies
and gentlemen, possessing eIp rsroc in ng
shall come forward aud e.r to take charge Of corps
of naria who shall be placed under their supervision
These be made up Of any white persona or
free servants, who willing to CO. and Of slaves from
the various farms whose masters will lend their services
their country land hope there Is not one in the
Southern States who would be thankful 10 contribute
as many as be can TO such csuse) At each hospital
thsre should be committee appointed, Of six or egh'
ladies' and gentlemen who willing to leave their COM
Portable homes aud 90 to minister to the wants Of
those who have SO nobiy gone forth nperi their lives
for che defence Of country, ard the maintenance OF
rights and berties and who will take charge OF
sufficient corps Of do the drudgery. and
that the Of the attendant surgeons
ried out aud who will correspond with the various
Citations Of ladies who are nov organizing throughout
the country and spprss them Of what articles want
Ing in the hospitals.
Now TO prevent this system from falling too heavily
upon fiv and involving too long absence from our
families this committee Of ladies and gentlemen might
be relieved every few weeks by others who willing
to take their places and their stated time. Tosup-
port this baud Of nurses fund should be raised BY
trbutons from every county, which should be sufficient
to deray the expenses and this fund should be placed in
the hands Of competent committee.
When rta,ct upon the character Of those who make
up cur army the sons brothers and husbands Of the
st aud aoblest of land aitter myself that there
are none, however high their position, aud dluent their
MEANS who will be proud 60 forth this mission
Of mercy IL Is most that woman ia her limited sphere
Of action can do and hope that this matter will be To-
ken into consideration Immediately and acted upon with.
cut one days delay.
A VIRGINIA AorHKR