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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-03-10
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ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD,s. TAKE NO OruER.
Cut out advertisement and send forit.
And avoid imposition and exposure
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iEelmbold's Extlact Buchu.

For weaknesses arising from excesses, habits of dis.
spation early indiseretion of abuse, attended with
the following symptoms:
1ndispostion to Exertion. Loss of Memory, Weak
Nerves, Horror of Disease. Dimness OF Vision Loss O!
Power, Difficulty of Breathing, Trembling, Wakeful-
ness Pain in the Back, Universal Lassitude of the
Muscular System, Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
Dryness of the skin, Eraptions on the Face, Paid
Counteuance.
These symptoms, if allowed to go on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
ImPotency, Faulty, Epiieptic Fits,
In one Of which the Patient may expire.
Who say that they are not FREQ eptly followed
by those '1direful Diseases
"INsANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are aware of their suffering, but none will
confess the records of the insane YUM And mel.
anchoy deaths by consumption bear ample witness to
the truth of the assertion.
The constitution once effected with organic weak
mes requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
inv gorate the system. Which Helmbold' extract Blu.
chu invariably does. trial will convince the most
skeptical.
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Lumber Yard !!
"a IA . Z -~ssl

Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER
in all kinds Of
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH, FLOORING
Siding, Joist, Scantling. Fencing and all kind
Of Wide, Clear and Common Lumber ant
having in connection
FLAMING MACHINE,
Which affords me facilities to furnish to orde
and constantly keep on hand
DRESSED FLOORING, SASH, Doors AND BLINDS
Having eoldes established LUMBER VAR In his cit
and received very liberal patronage from Tpion
roundn country for number OF years fer which
Ey sincere tn lnks and respectfnll solicit old
new cust to give land will guarante. to ri,
them general satisfaction.
Persons sending orders can rest assured thu
they will be carefully filled al as cheap terms
as though they were here in person.
Office second st, opposite Benn
Muse ailne, Iowa. l1y
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planning MACHINE.

500 REWARD.
For Medicine that will Cure
TICKLING IN THE THROAT,
COUGHS INFLUENZA.
WH0oPIN0 COUGH,
Or Relieve Consumptive Cough, ~ quick as
GOES COUGH BALSAM.
Over Five thousand bottles
have been sold in its native town, and not single
instance Of its failure is knGwn. We have, in our
possession any quantity Of
practice, and given the pre- other
II DOES NOT DRY UP A COUGH, but LoosENs
IT. so as to enable the patient to expecte freely
Two or Three Doses will invariably Cure
Tickling in the Throat.
half bottle HIS often completely cured the m ost
STUBBORN COUGH! and yet, though it is so sure
being purely vegetable. It lis very agreeable to the
taste and may be admnisteredto children Of any age
In cases of Group we will guarantee Cure
IL taken in season.
No Family should be without it!
tits within the reach Of all, the price being
ONLY 25 CENTS.
And II an investment and thorough trial does not
black upothe above stateme Mt the money win he re-
FUNDED. We say this, knowing it's merits, and feel
comment that one trial will secure for 1t home In
every household.
Do not waste away with coughing, when SO small an
investment viii cure YOU 1t may be had of any re-
spectacle Druggist in who wilfurnish YOU with
acircular OF genuine cures it has made.
G. 9. CLARK IL CO.. Proprietors
Wholesale Druggists, NewIIaven,
LORD SMITH, General Western Aren't.
tnfome) 23 Lake street, Chicago.
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Ayers Cherry peotoral,

FOX THE RAPID CtGE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, sEoa-srn,,z.
Cronp, asronci,itis. sncipicni Goa.
sumption. nld for ts.r Relief
Of COMsunlviisc E'n,icns,
in advanced Stages
Of the Disease.
4 ha Is remedy so universally k5o"-l to tr~r.cs
any other for the cure OF throat and co,tunts
that II Is useless here TO pnb'i-A the c,dcucn OF ts
virtues. Its nnrivalled excellence for conr,s and
Gods. ana Its truly wonderful cures Of punnnerv
disease, have made it known throryhout mo ciy;i.
ized nations Of tie earth. Few ere lie communities
or even Mnihes. among them Who have nut som,.
personal experience of lis effect, some iiyinp
trophy IN their midst of its victory over the sub,
ana dangerous disorders of the TN or. aud iu,Tgs
AS all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders,
ana AZ they know, too, the effects of this remedy
we need not do than 10 assure them that IL has,
now all the virtues that it did have when n,alimg
tbG,GluGsc vi iGank?1a. ".os, st""',.si. rs
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell. Mass
Sold by REIeARr & MCNAMARA, Upton;
DR.. r. HALL, q
WV. FLANAGAN, Clarence;
Messrs. MILLER Il CO., Mechanicsville:
JAMES H. REED Co., Chicago. n25
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Judge Nelson, Of the U. S. Circuit
Court of Minnesota, has decided that cit
'zens OF States in REBELLION are to be con
sldered as enemies, and are not entitled
to sue in that court. The decision was
made in the case of Israel G. Nash. of
Salem, N. G., complainant against Ly-
man Dayton ct a. of st. Paul, citizens of
Minnesota. The counsel for the defend
ants insisted that upon the allegation Of
citizenship on the part of the com plain
ant, he appeared to bo public enemy,
not entitled to sue in the court, and that
tie bill must necessarily be dismissed. -
Inc Judge, as above indicated, sustained
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FEMALES-FEMA

In many affections peculiar to females the Extract
buchu IS nnequaed, BY any other remedy, as in Chi
orosis or RETENTION irregulary, painfulness or sup
preston Of customary excavations or scr<
rhous state of the uterus, euchorrhea whites ser
llity, and for all compai ats incident the sex
er arising from ndscretion, habits Of dissipation, or
in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
Take no more basam, mercury, or unpleasant medi-
cines for unpleasant and dan erous diseases HELLO
poLD's EXTRACT BuoHu and IMPROVED ROSE W ASH
In all heir stages little or no change in diet At i'm.
expense, no ihconvience, and no exposure.
IL causes frequent desire and gives sire myth to
urinate, thereby removing distractions. Preventing
ana curing structures of the urehra alayng pain and
nhamation SO frequent in the class of Diseases and
expellng all poisonous, diseased and matter.
Thousands and thousands who hav been the victims
o. quacks and who have paid heavy fees to be cured
that the poison" has, by the use asrin-
gents been dried up in the system break out in an
aggravated form, and perhaps after marriage.
Use .Helmbold's Extract Buchu for all affections and
diseases OF the Urinary organs, whether existing in
male or female, from whatever cause originating and
no matter OF how long standing.
diseases OF these organs requires the aid of diuretie,
Hembods Extrat Buchu is the Great Diuretic and In
certain TO have the desired effect in all diseases for
which il is recommended. =
Evidence of the most reliable and responsible char
acter VIII accompany the medicine.
Price 81 per bottle, or six for o..
Delivered to any address, securely packed from obser
'''S'oii' DSSSiiDc symptomSin all communications.
CURES GUARANTEED! ADVICE GRATIS.
Address letters for information to
IL. Ii. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
164 South Tenth ST., bel. Chestnut,
PHILADELPHIA.
HEIMBoLD's Medical Depot
HELNboLD's Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
594 Broad way, New York.
BEWARE of Counterfets and Unprincipled Dealers
who endeavor to dispose of their own, and t.othe,,
articles on the reputation attainedb by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations. ~-s~
.r Extract Buchu,
Sarsaparilla.
Improved Rose Wash.
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Dyspepsia, Heart Disease. Fits, Ep;lcusy.
NIclaMchOly. Ncurulgin.

Many remarkable cures OF these affections have
been made by the Alternative power OF this medicine
1t stimulates the vital functions into ,o.ua ;.con
and thus ovcrcomes disorders which would be sup
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy has long
been required by the neeessi'irs OF the people, and
medicine can do
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CLOAkS AND SHAWLS,
Ballnoral and Hoop Skirts.

~ This branch OF our Stock II compl, te.
and We can offer the best assortment at New
York prices.
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
~.4E ~
#s@@ a ~
T." ENTIRE NEW
.fs .u"es
WINTER STOCK.
Is 6 81.
Dunslnore Barrus,
Nos. 100 s.A $40 second IT.,
. MUsoAT1NB, IOWA,

..-.~ ~r~..s =. est;rs new stock Of Goods,
suitable for Fall and winter demand. Our
ONE PRICE system having been thus far success
ful. we shall continue to mark our Goods in
plain figures, thus Offering the same inducement
to sli. 80. ii,
We respectfully call public attention general.
~ 10 the extent and variety Of our Stock.
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From c II. scnRIvrS's Advertising Agency, Chicago
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-09-15
FrcmOnps Platform.


The following platform was adopted
by the Cleveland Convention whichnom
mated Fremont and CoChrane.
LIST. That the Federal Union shall be
preserved.
Cd. That the Constitution and laws oI
the United States must bo observed and
oboyed,
Ord. That the rebellion must bo sup.
pressed bs force Of arms, aud without
compromise,
4th. That the rights Of free speech,
free press and the habeas corpus be
held inviolale, save in districts whore
martial lew has been proclaimed.
9Th. That the rebellion has DESTROYED
slavery, and the Federal Constitution
should be amended 10 prohibit its re cS.
tablishmenl aud to secure to oil men
absolute equality before tho law.
9th. That integrity end economy art
demanded OF all times in the administra
tion Of the government, and that in time
Of war the want Of them is criminal.
7Ih. That the right Of asylum, except
for crimes and subject to law, is a rec
ognizod principle Of American liberty
that any violation Of il canno, be over
looked and must not 90 unrokuked.
9th. That the national policy knowr
as the Monroe Doctrine, = has become
recognized principle, and that the es'
tablishment Of on anti.republioon gov,
ernment on this continent by any Tor.
eign Power cannot be tolerated.
9th. That the gratitude ard support
Of the nation are due 10 the faithful sol.
diers and tho earnest leaders Of the Un,
ion army and navy for their heroic
achievements and dealhless valor in dc.
Tense Of our imperiIlsd country and OIL
civil liberty.
10th. That the one term policy loI
the Presidency, adopted by the people
is strengthened BY the force Of the exist
ing crisis, ard should bo maintained by
constitutional amendments.
lth. That tho Constitution should
be so amended that the President and
Vice President shall be elected by q di,
rect vote of the people. .
18th, That the question Of recon
structiou Of the rebsllious States bslongl
tofhc pSUpisSbEoagb
tiyes in Congress and not the Executive
18th. That The confscntions Of the
lands Of the rebels and their distribu
tion.among the soldiers and actual set
tiers is measure of justice.
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ton Of the uulon and psrpsluAiion Of =
Government deriving ito just POWsm
from the consent Of the governed.
ResOIrsd, That the shameful disro.
gard Of the Administration ofila duty in
respect to our ielloY,ciIiseuS who now,
aud long have bsen, prisoners Of war
in suffering condition. deserves tho
severeSI reprobalicn on Tho score alike
oi public and common humanity.
RcsOlued. That the sympathy Of the
Democratic party is heartily and ear
uustly extended 10 the uoldioFs OF our
army who arc and haYs been on the
Geld under tho Gag Of our county and
in thoeyeut olOur attaining power, win
receive all care, protection, regard and
kindness that the bmve soldiers Of the
republic have 90 nobly earned,
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The pemocratic Platform.

The following is the Platform adop-
ted by the "Copperhead" Convention,
which met in Chicago, on the Goth Of
August, 1864:
Resolrcd, Thatin the future as the
past, we will adhere with unswerving
fidelity 10 the Union under the Constitu.
ton, as the only solid foundation Tor our
strength, security and happiness as a
people, as frame work to government
equally conducive to the welfare and
prosperity ofall the States both North.
orn and Southern.
ResolUcd, That this convention does
explicitly declare as the sense Of the
American people, that. after four yenrS
offailuro to restore the Union by the ex.
pertinent Of war, during which, under
the pretenss Of a military necessity or
war power other than the Constitution,
the Constitution itse If has been disrssar.
ded in every point, and public liberty
and private right alike trodden down,
and the material prosperity Of the coun
try essentially impaired, justice, human
ily, liberty and the public welfare de-
uaud that an immediate effort be made
for the cessation Of hostilitieS, with q
view to an ultimate convention Of all the
States, or other pesceablc means, to the
end that, at the earliest possible moment,
peace may be restored on the basic ol
the Federal Union Of the States.
Rcsolred, That the direct interior.
ference of the military authorities Of the
United States in the recent elections in
Kentucky, Maryla nd, Missouri aNd Del.
aware was a shameful violation Of the
Constitution. The repetition Of such
| acts on the approaching election will be
held as revolutionary, aud be resisted
with all the means and power under Our
control.
ReSolOed, That the ain aad object Of
the Democratic party is to preserve tho
Federal Union aud the right Of The States
unimpaired, and they hereby declare
that they consider the administrative
usurpati on, of extraordinary snd dan'
gerous power not granted by the Con.
sIitution. The subvcr,ion Of the civil
by military law in the States not 10 In
surrecdOn, tho arbitrary military arrest,
imprisonment, tiSl and sentence Of
American citizens in States where The
civil law exists in full iorce, tho sup.
preston Of freedom Of speech aud Of the
press; the denial Of the right Of asylum;
the open and ayoWed disregard Of State
rights; the employment Of unusual test
oSths, and tho Interference with end de.
nial Of tho right Of tho people 10 bear
Srm', oS calculated 10 prcvcat rcotora'
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nTTho Coppsrhsads seemed to be
overwhelmed with grief at the loss Of
those who iall 10 this war for national
life. We would say 10 these 1eaInpS thnt
when they mourn they should have it
moro distinctly uudarsLood tbatit 10 .
rebel funeral, lor ut our funerals We have
no use for their tears. No patriotic
wife desires the bypocritical whining and
blubbering ola northern rebel at the
burial Of Der husband who has fallen
RloEiously In defense Of liberty and the
Gag. She can WTsak bu. little cOuSols.
lion from the tears ofOne who says that
The loved and ths lost fell in a bad
cause.
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sensible Mnrims.

Never taste an Sicm when you ssp
hungry; it is suicidal.
Never hire servSnts who 20 in pairs,
as sistorS, cousins. or anything else.
Never speak OfyOur farther as 'tbe
old msn.'
Never reply to the epilhOt ofa drunk.
ark. q fool, or fellow.
Never speak OOntsmptuouSly Of VO-
mankind.
Never abuse one who was once your
bosom friend. however bitter nDw.
Never smile at the expsnSe Of your
religion or your Bible.
Never stand at tho corner Of . stret.
Never insult pFoverly.
Mover eat between meals.
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For the Register.
Respectfully Inscribed TO the Gallant
Thirteenth West Vlrginia Vols.


Inscribed to the GaIlan
Thirteenth West Virginia Vols.
Gone to the front-gone to the front,
Gallant sons of gallant State.
Gone to guard our couDtry's banner,
Gone to fight the rebels we hate.
Go, our best prayers go with you,
Father husband, lover and son,
Go best loved, your country calls you,
Go and fight till the war is done
We know you are true to the cause
Which you were called to defend;
Prove ever as firm as now, and
Heroes you'll be when battles end.
We will ever watch your progress,
Wheresoe'er you may be found.
And the graves Of those that's fallen
Shall with US be hlllowed ground.
When hey write the names of heroes,
Yours among them we knOts we'll find;
And the laurel wreath ofvict'ry
On your brow shall be entwined.
When again our starry emblem
Waves in triumph through tho land,
When the peace Angel comes once more,
And rebel foes no more can stand.
Then come home, and may our meeting
Pleasant memories recall,
And cordial, mutual greeting,
Will cheer US each and bless us all
May the great God of battlesbless
Forevermore, that gallant band,
And bring them safely back to us,
When they have served their native land.
WEST TaeNlA, September. 1864.
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A DondLock.

=
Letters from Europe assert that Mr..
John Slidell. Chief Penipotentiary of
the Shareholders Confcderacy. has re-
Ceived bis quietus from Louis Napoleon.
Slidoll is an old and willy intriguer-
probably the ables. OF all the Confeler.
ates-and he has long been on terms Of
personal intimacy with the French En-
perOr and his Chief Ministers. The fer.
mer would like to oblige him, but what
be asks cannot be granted, The Her.
AIDS London correspondent says;
i have just received some very i'm.
portaut information from an entirely re-
liable source.
The Emperor of the French has just
informed Mr.. Slidel that ho never will
recognize the rebel States (even should
they achieve their independence, de fac.
to, unless they determine to abolish
slavery and engage that all the children
born of slave parents shall be free. aud
that slavery shall be totally abolished
and cease within ten years from tho date
of recognition
you may be assured that the above
statement is true in every particular. l
am told that Mr.. SIidell went away from
the interview with the Emperor, look
ing more detected than he has through
all the rcyerses Of the rebels, and all the
rebufs that he has received since conf
ing on bis ill'starred mission, n
We have no doubt that the emperor
announced his decision to his frieAf
tenderly, after This fashion: MY dEOf4
Slidell, you and are men of the world;
and should by this time be able to ,sss.
things as they are. / like you; '1iRe|
your fellow conIedentes; | hate repd
lies, aud would be very glad to give
a lift in your grand enterprise, II yoi
would only let me. would really lik5
to muzzle the Yankees. and place 4
strong barrier between them and my
new and rather rickety empire Of IiiFEi.
CO. am no saint-in fact, though
Eldest Son Of the Church., and
tionately styled by the Pope az
dear son in Jesus Christ I gues &.
(of the two) rather a sinner. 4 SIS
puritan; | am no phlanthropist
my bread we'll bultercd, and dons iTs
who knows it. But you see. All
Emperor Of Frarce, and ! meag lfe
such and leave the post 10 nj =
may be termed inviuciblc by.
but you and understand tb
my position by virtue of .kno
will and what won't do, and
cordingly. My-six .husAisE ~
bayonets are very we'll 10 their woy; but
l could, in spite of hemlal turn myself
out of France as easily as Louis Phillip.
pc did. Now, am not going to preach
to you--l have my preaching done by
the qusnlty-but upholdiug slavery is
just one Of those lhingsI can't afford to
undertake. There's no use in talking
Europe has made up its mind on the sub,
ject, and cant change.. Ask me any
thing in reason, and III try 10 oblige
you; but either you must abolish slave.
ry, or promise that you ao;ilabolish it, or
| cant help you one whit, and you may
as well understand that this is final, and
act accordingly
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force, or to supplaut by fraud the iuSti'
tutions Of any republican government on
the western continent; and that they will
view with extreme jealousy, as msna'
cling the peace and independence Of this,
our own country, the effort ofany such
power to obtain new foothOld for mon,
archial governments, sustained BY q Tor.
eign military lorOe, in near proximity TO
tho United States.
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~Amoug The excuses used for
exemption 10 the drafting 10 Georgia.
some are extremely ludicIouS. In Smith
county one man, in enrolling himself ,
wrote opposite bic name, zone leg TOO
short Tho next man that came ins
noticing the excuse, and deeming il
pretty good, thought he would mako hiS
better. ana wrote opposite his name,
both leqs too short
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DR.. James H. Hoof,

TLNEN DERS his professional services 10 Il g
j citiEms OF Point Pleasant, and vicinity.
He keeps constantly on hand large supply
Of drugs, oil, paints, ystuTs, yarhish, Essences
xtracts, perflmery aud soaps of al kinds and
patent medicines and a very superior article Of
sarsaparilia.
He also hasa large stationery. tobacco, cigars
aud an excellent riclc Of pure cider vinegar.
Feb. 81, l662..lv'
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kTAn old maiden lady al MOnlFOso
declined to subscribe towards The orgAni-
zation Of volunteer corps iu that town
10 the following terms;
IndsOd, I'll do nee sic thing | never
could raise man for mysOl', and I'm
no gaon to raise men for King George
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RT-He who in bis pOrplcxity resorts
to falsehood, may seem secure for a lit
tie while. but is sure TO be soon oyerwhel.
med with greater porplexity than be-
fore, just as the man who, in shower,
takes refuge under tree, is protected a,
first and then finds himself worse drcnch.
cd than ever.
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Ibr - q shaw.

PHYsIcIAH AND SURGEON,
U'ENDERS his professional services 10 the
| puNiie. Calls from The couutry promptly
attended TO- Office on Front Street, adjoining
the Virginia House"
Feb 81 Is6l-ly
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A Curious EXPERIMENT Take a
piece ofpqsleboord about inches square
roll it into a tube with one end usI
large enough to tit around the eye, and
the other end rather smaller Hold the
tu6e between the thumb and finger of
the thumb and finger Of the righ, hand,
(do not grasp it with the whole hand,
put the large end close agains, the righ,
eye. aud with the left hand hold book
against the side Of the tube. Be sure 10
keep both eyes open and there will ap.
pear to be whole through the side Of
the book, and objects seen as il through
the tube. The right eye secs through
the tube, and the left eye tho book, aud
the two appearances are SO cOnfounded
together that they cannot bO separated
The left hand can be held against the
tube Instead OF the book, and tho hole
will seem to be seen through tho hand
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%IfyOu and your sweetheart vote
upon the marriage question, you for i
and she against il; don't Aatier yourself
as to its being q tic.