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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-09
The Early Physical Degencracy Of
A NJ E RICAN PEOPLE

JUST PUBLISHED RY DIR. STONE,
Physician 10 the Trey Lang and Hygiesie I~stasfs.
Treatise the Causes OF Early Ply steal Decline Of
American People the cause Of Nervous Debility,
Consumption and Marasmus.
This work is Of high moral tone written In ehasss
Yet thrilling language appeals directly to the moral
CONSCIOUSNESS OF ALL pAkENTs and Guardians esps
elay detailing scientific and reliable aids and treat
ment for cure.
1t will be sent by mail on receip. of two q cent?
stamps. Parents and Guardians! Young Men! and
Ladies. Fail not to send and get this book.
4 Word Of Solemn Considerations Advice
10 those who will reflect.
class OF maladies prevail to fearful extent In
community, booming at least 100 600 youth Of both
sexes. annually to early grave. Those diseases
very imperfectiy understood. Their external
ifes,ations symptoms Nervous Debility, Relsxs-
ton and exhaustion; Marasmus or wasting and con.
sumption Of the whole body: shortness Of breathing
hurried breathing ascending a hill or flight Of
stairs; great papitation of the heart; Asthma Bron-
chi,is and Sore Throat; shaking Of the hands and
limbs: aversion to society and to business study,
dmnes ofsye sight loss of memory di1zinsss Of head
Neuralgia pain in various parts Of the hody; Paine In
the back limbs Lumhaso, Dyspepsia or Indigestion
Irregulaty Of the Bowels deranged sections Of the
Kidneys and other glands Of the body, Leucorrhes
or Fleur Albns &C.. Virnlent Diseases in both male
and female. Likewise Epilepsy, Hysteria and Nerv'
Gus Spa.ms.
all the above named disorders and host OF cshe,sno
named, Consumption of the Luags and that most
inside and willy form OF Consumption OF the spns'
Nerves known As Tabes Dorsales. and Menssn.ste.,
have their seat and origin in diseases Of the PelvieM
cera Hence the want OF success OF the old sen0''
practice Of treating symptoms only.
DR.. Andrew stone. Ply stefan to the Troy Lung ano
Hygienc Institution is now engaged In treating TINS
class Of modern malades with the most astonishing
success The treatment adopted by the Institution
new; 1t is based upon scientific principles, with ne"
discovered remedies, without minerals or poisons'-
The facilities u cure such that patients can be cur
ed at their homes in any part Of the country from &C.
cnrae descriptions Of their by letter. and have
the medicines sent them by mail express. Printed
ihtsrrogatories will be forwarded on application.
Ttohsnmption Ca'arrh and diseases Of the throas
cured AZ well at the home Of patients at the Institu'
ton, by sending the Cold Medicated INHALlRo BAT.
sAMIc NroRs with inhaler, and ample direction for
their use, and direct correspo ndence.
Patients applying for interrogatoHes advies
/ must lnclose return stamps. to meet attention.
ii = The attending Physician will be found 1t the
institution, for consultation from %. to p. u. Of
each day. Sunday, in the forenoon.
! Address, DR.. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung and Tygienic Institute
and Physician for diseases Of the Heart Throat and
Lungs, % Fifth ST., Troy, n. Y. (n3v1Oyl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-09

General Asboth, commanding the De-
partment Of Tennessee, has ISSUED an or
der to the effect tina: if any Northern Cop
pernead shall be found guilty before a
ILL I'LL; martial Of harboring, feeding or
c'o'ning deserters from the army, or fer.
!yIos tnem across streams or furnishing
'n a.. 9 a. fa''Iitiss TO escape, he shall
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NOTICE is hereby .ivcn. that John Collins
,l\ guardian Of the minor heirs of Charles Ell.
lott, decd has filed his final report, and asks
to be discharged IRON further duties and liza.
bil;ies in the premises; and the case was set
for the April term, being Tuesday the 5th OF
aid court. J. c BETS, Co unity Judge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-09

IN Eeastern editor heads his list of
births, marriages and deaths thus:
" Hatched, Matched, and Despatched
\ horse dealer, describing a used up
horse, said he " looked as ifhe had been
editing country newspaper"
Admitting that horse races improve
the breed of horses, it may be fair ques-
ton whether they improve the breed of
men.
List not thoss traitors among Us who
are trying to force this war to an inclo-
rlous close complain Of the language that
loyal men apply to them. When the
magnitude Of their guilt and shame are
considered, the hottest epithets that ever
came Kissing from mortal tongue seem as
cold as ice.
| Eleven barrels OF whiskey sold in
Atlanta, Ga, few days ago for S., 600.
being more than 500 barrel.
Kansas has . dozen regiments Of
white men, Eve regiments of Indians, and
two regiments Of uegrocs-rather a mix
cdup mess.
-Serfdom expired definitely through
cut the Russian empire o. the 3D. Com
p!etc tranquility prevailed. A 7e Dcpm
was sung in all the churches.
Let the patriot soldiers remember the
's1bIlme words Of pompey the Great, IF
1t Is necessary for ne to co, it is not nee.
o5sary for he to live"
An Iowa paper c9l's augustus Caesar
Dodge "a lump Of unbakcd corn dough"
lie isn't equal to lump Of Iaked com
dough, for, while lie is a Dodge, it is a
dodger.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADERPuIA.

Fer the Retief ofthe Sick and Distressed afflicted
NTH irnie't and Chronic diseases, and espe-
cia1iy for the Cure cf Diseases of the Serual D..
cans.
NJ EDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Act.
IYl ing Surgeon. VALUABLE REPORTS on
spermatorrhGa. or Seminal Weakness, and 9TH
er diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on the New
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent TO
the afflicted in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge.
Address. Dir. J. SKILI.IN HOUGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street Philadelphia, Pa. lOn6yl
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Mu9CATINE.
800 Acres Of Valuable
Lands for Sale

Near Covers Ferry. Cedar co., Iowa.
T>HESE LANDS are the very best in the State.
i settled and well improved on all sides. about
one-third Timber, ahd twothirds Prairie. and
situated so az to be convenient to be divided to
suit purchasers They were purchased in Fs40,
by part0 who explored extensively in lows and
Illinois, for a choice location, and this was be-
lieved TO combine more advantages than any
other then in market. There is Ferry connec-
ted with said property, and a very valuable
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LEGAL NOTICE.

State IF Iora, Ceoar County, So:
James NJ. Long, PIE In the Cedar ., DISTRICT q
Louisa Long, Deft. 1868. Original Notice.
To Louisa Long, Defendant:-lou are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the Office of
the Clerk of the District Court OF the State Of
Iowa, in and for the county of Cedar. o petition
of James NJ Long. rs plaintiff. claiming ofyou a
divorce from the bonds of matrimony. And un
less you appear thereto and defend Oh or before
noon on the second day of the next term of said
court to be begun End holden on the first Mon.
day in June, A. d. 1sG3 default will be render
ed against you and q decree of divorce rendered
thereon as prayed for in petition. -
JAMES n. LONG, PIG.
Bissell 4 Sw ineford, Atty's for Pl'f. n5w4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-09

Ia The pork and beef packing season
is now closed, and the exhibit for Chi
cage surpasses all expectations, and shows
that our city is ahead Of all others
There were over go, 2G4 hogs packed by
cur packing establishments duriLg the
season, and over II, 1913 bceyes were dis
posed Of. The number Of hogs pacled
in Cincinnati, hitherto tie great Porko-
polls of the world, during the season,
was 5C2, 5S2-Chioago ahead 407, $50,
Our city takes TIE lead as the creates;
Lumber, Pork, Beef and Grain marke,
ia the world Chi. Journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-09
WATER POWER

Persons wishing to purchase for actual settle
ment, could not do better than TO avail them
selves Of this opportunity.
Terms are cash for the Timber land, and time
to suit the purchaser for the Prairie.
The great inducements for offering these at
this time is to ins"rA ,h~i- '-----staso -cts.e-
nenf, by parties who will make permanent and
substantial improvements. :
Also some improved farms TO rent, on favora-
BILE terms, 10 good Farmers.
ROBERT COVER
Feb. 90, lS63:nS92
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ron SALE OR EXCHANGE.

4 GOOD SUGAR MILL. with pans and appa-
n ratus all complete, capable of making one
hundred and fifty gallons Of molasses per day.
Would exchange for . good horse,
ylOn4 e A. IL. PERKY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-09
E.Ery 4 LECTURE
.u..sa TO YOUNG MEN,

Just Published IL Sealed Enreiape Price Sir cts.
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE TREAT
MENT, AND RADICAL CURE Of Spermatorr-
hoea or Seminal weakness. Sexual Debility and
lmpediments to Marriage generally, Nervousness
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and
PHYSICAL ncapacity, resulting from SelfAbisc.
Sc.-By ROBT.J. CULVERWELL,M N. D., Author
of the Green Book, DR..
The world-renewned author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of self. may be
cnectualiy removed without medicine and with
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in.
struments, rings or cordial, pointing out mode
of cure at once certain and eflectual, by which
every sufferer, no 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, in plain, seal
ed envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps, by addressing,
CHAS. j. c. KLINE,
IA Bowery, New York. Post Office box 1855.
v9n21yl.
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ASpiendid Figure as True n Beautiful.
In the whole range of literature Ne do
not remember to have read more striking
aud beautiful comparison than in the FOL-
lowing, which we copy from "Tho Auto.
crat Of the Breakfast-table," by Dr.. 0.
W. Holmes, of Boston. The figure is 90
natural and perfect, the application SO
graphic, as to render it one Of the bappi-
est efforts in the English language L:
is specially applicable to the presen, time:
"Did you never, in walking in tho
fields, come across large, IA. stone,
which had been, nobody knows how long,
just where you found it, with the grass
forming little hedge, as it were, all
around it, close to its edges? and have
you not, in obedience to kin Of feeling
that told you it had been lying there long
enough, insiuuatcd your stick, or your
foot, Or your hugers, under its edge, and
turned it over as housewife turns a
cake, when she says to herself, 1t is
done brown enough By this time What
an odd revelation, and wha: an unforeseen
and unpleasant: surprise to a small com
munity-the very existence ofwhict you
had not suspected, until the sudden dis
may and scattering among its members
produced by turning the old stone over.
Blades OF grass fiattened down, coIotless, !
matted together, as if they had been
blsacbed and ironed; hideous crawling E
creatures, some Of them coleopterous or
horny shel.ed turtle-bugs, one wants to !
can tnel', so,"e o' 'u9Hi so''ei' ou' GuI'
1lney sp..au oa' ana ouup.ssss s:, me
A.P'n. "a'n' U.1.A' i' Ae' 7
' ".'n WI, w" A'aI,''"'' ..'oAt"o 0us e
''Ae 'he "n'pS "a i ,.' MUSE s'as7 ooa9neS' f
mo''ouless, s'0s-lAe creatures! young il
'af'@, perhaps more h'F!'O': Ia 'neIt t
puppy stiffness, 'nan even II the internal b
wr'ssIe OF maturity. But no sooner Is P
the stone turheu ana the Wholesome Nghs
OF cay let upon THIS COMPRESSED and
olinoed community OF creeping things, i
than al! OF them winch ENJOY the luxury C
of legs-and some CT them have good t!
many rush round wildly, buttsnG each 7
other and everything II Their wa, and q
end in general stampede for under sc
ground retreats from the region poisoned p
by sunshine Next year you will fud il
the grass growing tall aud green where p
the stone lay; the ground bird builds her "
nest where the beetle had els hole; the c
dandellon and the butter cup are growing |
there, and the broad fans Of insect angels il
open and shut ever their golden disks,
as the rythmed waves Of b.lsstul con-
seriousness pulsate through their gIorihed 9
L
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-09

Collectors Office, Davenport, Iowa.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that have appointed
IN J. G. Belts Deputy Collector for the coun.
y Of Cedar, in the Second Collection District in
he State OF Iowa. GEO. w. ELLIS.
Col Of the I'd Col. Dist in the State Of Iowa.
November 9Th, 1862. 48tf
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To Bcc-Keepcrs and Others

Z. II. PAGE,
CARPENTER AND JOB.TAKER.
1t 7>sy's Esa SAey, esrxer If FssrtA SAD Ovssss
stresfs, befrtes the Tosag .4nsriee
Mil Esd Irrisg Hesss,
MUoCAT1NE, IOWA.
r WILL make and sell Langstroth's Patent
i Bee Hives ito those having the right to uss
them-) with all the late improvements-six
honey boxes and glass, at $l.65 each. Or will
sell the lumber, ripped the right width conven.
lent for transportation. for 81. Also, all kinds
OF shop work and jobbing-lath, doors and
blinds door frames, window frames, &c. on the
most reasonable terms. f. II. PAGE.
March Is, 1863 nllm2
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Aif at Work.

4 paragraph in the foreign news ~
the Arabia says that tie London "pncu-
matte Dispatch Company has commeu-
ced forwarding mai. bags through its un-
detground tubes. This enterprisei is nov
81. The pneumatic tubes which have
been laid by the company extend from
the Easton railway st4tion to the North
western District post Office in Eversholt
street, London, distance Of only about
one third of a mile, but sufficient for ex-
perimcutal purposes. The tube ressm-
bles an elliptical gas &ain, thirty three
inches high by thirty inches wide, and is
laid in nine feet lengths, at an average
depth Of nine feet below the street level.
The joints are filled in with lead SO as to
be perfectly air, tight. Within this tube
runs wrought-iron car, eight feet long,
weighing eight cwt., and fitted with four
wheels, each twenty inches in diameter.
At each end OF the tube is hollow iron
wheel, working in an air-tight box of
twenty one feet in diameter, which is con.
nected with steam engine of seventeen
horsepower. The wheel turns at veloe-
ity Of seventy to ninety miles an hour.
when the air which is drawn in through
its hollow center is thrown off from its
periphery with force that gives press
ure Of from five to seven ounces on the
square inch. The iron cars in the tube
present surface Of nearly FIVE square feet
to the blast, and are propelled at d rate
of thirty miles an hour.
The entire cost Of a line OF five miles
is estimated q. 1000, and it is pro.
posed to carry freight as well as mails
through London, at the cheap rate Of a
penny 1.-TWO cents ton per mile. So
FAR, the experiment is successful, and the
results are very interesting and curious
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Soldiers Pay and Bounty,

I'liE undersigned give notice that they have
L made arrangements with Responsible agents
III aShlngton City. ID. c.. through whom they
can Obtain Bounty, BACK Pay. and PExsIoss.
Tor Soldiers, and all other just claim, against
the government, with promptness and nispatch h,
All persons interested in such claims will do
we'll to give us a call.
PIATT X SPICEp,
h-'F9i Au'ys at Law. Upton. Iowa.
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE,
CORNER OF 4th 4 Iowa sTs. DAVENPORT Iowa.
DAVIS & SONS, PRorK,rroRs.
TREE OMNIBUSES to and from the CARS
- Office for stages leaving for l.. Claire,
rrncetop Lyons, De Witt Maqnoketa and Ana.
nosa. Fare, One Dollar per day. tniGl
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J0nA's CROsBEY1 AMERICAN CExENr GLuR
for sale at the Post once. See advertisement.
~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-21
FROM cHArTANOOGA.
Position of the Armies --Rosecrans
iu no Danger.
ITO the Cincinnati Gazette.I

CHATTANOOGA, GctoO5r 10.
The two armies in and in front Of Chat
tanooga are still cycling each other, with
out any apparent disposition on either
side to strike. The enemy is said to be
Strengthening his position on Lookout
mountain and Missionary Ridge, and ru-
NOR says he is bringing up siege guns
from Richmond, to shell us out. Mean
while, Rosecrsns is awake, and our forti-
fcatiOns grow apaoe There is no idle
ness here, and no indications of any ret
rogade movement. The rebels succeed,
now and then, in disturbing our provis-
ion trains, killing mules and burning
wagons, but these petty annOyances. 1
predict, are but for season. Their
sharpshooters lie among the river bank,
concealed behind rocks and trees, where it
is very difficult to dlslOdge them, and By
means get fair sweep at our teams pass
ing along on the opposite side. Thus they
killed some seventy-fve of our mules, day
before yesterday; but their game will soon
be played. At any expense, this annoyance
must be removed, for, st best, our means
Of transportation are not of the most con-
venient. For the last forty hours it has
been raining steadily. Teamsters who
came in this morning, report the road
over the mountain as very bad indeed
Portions of the river and Railrosd, be-
tween this place and Bridgeport, are in the
hands of the rebels who must be cleaned
out before our position is pleasant one.
AS to its safety there is but little or no
question. So far as convenience are con-
cerned, We have forgotten all about them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-21

EtfKzARY IHTEEnT0EHcE.- Lee and
Shepard, Boston, Massachusetts, have in
press, and viii shortly publish, work by the
Rev. Charles Beecher, Pastor of the Congre-
gAtional Church at Georgetown, Massachu-
sets, whose trial before 8 council Of that
church for heretical doctrines excited such
widespread and universal interest. The
work is entitled Rsdeemer and Redeemed" !"
and contains the sermons which caused the
investigation to which we have referred, and
also his speech before the council. The work
will be of greatinteresttO to all those acquaint-
ed with the issues at stake in that trial.
The same firm have in press a new work by
the popular writer for Juveniles, "oliver OPP
tic = entitled, " Rich and Humble or, The
MissiOn.of Bertha Grant" They will soon
publish Sunny Bank stories," and Min
ME and her Pets :" both new books for chill
dren, the former by the Rev. Asa BulIard,
and the latter by Mrs Madeline Lsslie.
The contributions of this excellent firm to
the book market for the approaching season,
promise to be among the most sterling and
attractive to be issued.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-21
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW IOkK, UcL. 70.
The Posts Washington letter has q ru-
NOR that one corps of Lees army has
gone to Chattanooga, but there are no
actual facts upon which to make such q
statement.
There is talk in military circles Of an
early repeal of the $500 section Of the
CONSUMPTION act by Congress. This will
be urged in December, and it is not i'm
probable that in the next draft exemption
By money will be impossible. Some per-
sens advocate new law, fixing the ex-
emption price as high as $500 or eyeh
81, 500, and providing that drafted men
who 90 to the army shall receive the money
30 raised in their district. This scheme is
said 10 have originated with Mr.. Chase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 70.
An amended circular has been sent out
from tbs Provost Marshal Generals office
by which it appears that for every recruit
who is veteran volunteer, bounty and
premium, amounting to $402, will be paid,
and to all other recruits, not veterans,
1902. These are for the old organizations.
The object is to encourage volunteering,
as those who are drafted receive only 500
bounty.
Men enlisted under this order will be
permitted to select their regiments, which,
however, must be one Of the old regiments
in the field.
Thomas Jefferson Boynton, late United
States Attorney for the Southern District
Of Florida, was to-day appointed Judge Of
the same district, in place Of Marvin.
There seems to be a well founded belief
that if any change shall be made, General
Grsnt will be the successor Of General
Rosecrans.
There is, probably, no truth in the ru-
mer that General Meade is in hot pursuit
Of the rebels, or that they have retreated
boyond the Rapidan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-21
Go to Coughs lecture.
Oct 81

DIsTREssIEG ACCIDENT AT THE INDUS
TRIAL sCHOOL.-A boy named Freddie Brown,
one of the scholars at the Industrial School,
was yesterday afternoon playing in a sort of
cave which had been excsvated by the chill
drsn in sand-hilI near the school, when
the sand above caved in, completely burying
the little fellow. The children near by
called to men who we're passing, and who
eztricatsd the boy as soon as possible, but
nearer dead than alive. Drs. Beckwith and
johnson were sent for, and administered all
possible assistance to the boy, but his case
is still doubtful, as he was nearly suffocated.
Tho boy has parents in town but ran away
from them and would stay only at tho Indus
trial School.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-21

In our article yesterday in reference to
George Bliss and his brother COpperheads,
in this city, having sort of wake over the
result Of the recent election, we were in er-
Tor in saying that the Messrs. Heisloy
were Of the party.
In that article We stated that the meeting
between the Judge and the leading Copper
heads "was very affecting and moist" Some
scamps have been inSinuating that We said
the party " got tight" Now we wish it
generally understood that when We said that
they became moist" wo meant that they
had most cOpiOus shedding of tears. Re
qIisscant in pace.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-21

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