The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-23

to Consumption. Many more cases l
could report you, where permanent
cure has been effected. Suffice it to say
its merits are too we'll known in this sec
tion to require an endorsement. S. MACY.
See advertisement.
PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for August,
is received. little ahead of all others-in
time, as we'll as in other respects. 1t
contains many fine illustrations and much
good reading.
ARrnUR's HOME MAGAZINE for Au-
gust, is on our table with its usual month
ly allowance of excellent, instructive and
interesting reading matter, and all the
engravings and fashion plates that rea.
sonable person could ask.
HERALD OF HEAETH.-This ably cd,
tied reform monthly is out for July, and
presents very neat appearance. As
hyG!cnic teacher, and an exponent Of
popular system of medication, the Herald
Of Health stands at the head of all other
periodicals in the land Published by
Dr. r. Z Trail & Co., New York, at the
low price Of 81 year.
PHRENoLoGlCALJ OURNAL.- The Ju-
ly number Of this scientific journal is re-
plrte with interesting, useful and prac-
tical krowledse, which every family and
every individual! in the land would Go
we'll to become the possessor Of
Editor Adccrtiscr: The Muscatine
Curryer states, that the recent successes
O: the Union forces makes the Abolition.
lists angry. We propose to mention
three individuals who were far from re-
joicing at our late Union victories. Que
was the gentleman who for several days
after the news of the fall of Vicks burg
came, refused to believe it, although it
was confirmed from all sources, and said
he tried to prevent the late, so called,
Democratic convention at Des Moincs
! from believing it for fear, as he said, it
might have bad :fccf on some members
of the convention. lie is the same man
that presided at the great copperhead
menagerie that assembled here last win.
ter to hear the Catalinarian editor of the
Courier speak his peace. Another was
the 'rson who shed tears of bitter dis
appointment at the joliication after the
fall Of Vicksburgh while the third was
one who celebrated late victories Of our
army by cursing and swearing in regular
copperhead style. These three are all
true followers of aye Courier man.
whose disciples were the only ones who
wore rucful countenances after the Union
successes. These persons we admit are
aboli'iohists in one sense; they are in
favor Of abolishing everything that per.
taius to law or gospel for the purpose Of
sustaining their party. True Democrats
who do not advance the doctrine of the
Courier, participated in our late rejoic-
ing.
"A dog, supposed to be rabid, passed
through Iowa City, on Wednesday last
biting in his route six children, and ;
Lumber Of animals.
mIn consequence of the late victo
rics of the Army and Navy of the United
States, President Lincoln has "set upar
Thursday, the 9th day of Aueust next
to be observed as day of na,iona
thanksgiving, praise, and prayer, and in
vites the people Of the United States t,
assemble on that occasion 10 their custom
airy places of worship, and in the form
) approved by their own conscience, an,
render the homage due to the Diyin
Majesty for the wonderful things He ha
done in the nations behalf and invok
the influence Of His holy spirit to subdu
. the anger which has produced and S
! long sustained needless and cruel rebe
! lion; to change the hearts of the insur
e gents; to guide the counsels of the Gov
, eminent with wisdom adequate to S
! great national emergency, and to visi
with tender care and consolation through
. out the length and breadth of our Ian
e all those who, through the vicissitude
!, Of marches, voyages, battles, and siege,
have been brought to suffer in mine
. body, or estate, and finally to lead til
y whole nation, through the paths of r.
e pentance and submission to the Divin
e will, back to the perfect enjoyment
S Union ard fraternal peace"
. LIST OF LETTERS
d REMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Upton,
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