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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11

DRbBATE NOT CE--Pubic notice j. hereby
l given hat at the regular essioA Of tie Cuun
y Court Of Cedar county. fo~a, the Fl It
Monday in Ansust l~t4, the last will and tesla
ment of Daniel C"mstock WAS read IN open court
and ret for hearing for final admission tn pro
bate on the first Monday in September, SEA -
All persons Interested are therefore notified to
appetr and defend, or said will and testament
will he proven ap and admitted To probate as
the law provides, and ent"rn,i on record.
J. c. BELTS, County Judge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11
Upton, July 25th, 1864.
Notice to School Officers.

The new edition of the School Laws has been
received, and is now ready for distributions
School officers entitled to a copy can be sup.
piled by calling at my residence in Upton
CA. POUND, Co. Superintendent.
Upton, July 25th, 1864.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11
IIOlloWay's Pills are the best remedy
known i'm the world for the following
diseases:
Caution !!

If the reader of this 'notice" cannot get \ boA
OF Pills or Ointment from the drug store III DID
place. let him write to me enclosing the amooH"
and Will mail box free of expense. May
deaiets VIII hot keep my medicines IN baho ~
cause they cannot make as much profit as Oh v'"'
CIR persons make.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11
DISTRICT TICKET.

For Judge Of the Sth Judicial District,
CHAS II CONkLIN, of Benton Co,
For District Prosecuting Attorney,
, c. r. SCOTT, of Jones county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11
BE il Understood.

That the above statements can Al all tines he
verified hy tie wlitten testimony tehti"lR
hi ongh a quarter Of a century, 81 tcAs Ot 'htu
sands Of uuml eachable witnesses.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11
Dyspepsia. DiarrhGa, Weakness. &c.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs when
characterize u, spepsia are at once ti'Gated ny
the Pills Diafihra constipation, headache,
physical prostration, nervou, tfsmofs, not rash'
es, spasms, affections of the k'sneHs' heln'I'
rhoids or piles and, in tact, all internal COM
plants, from whatever cause arising, give way
before the salutary influence OF TINS eAtfaorU'aa
~ remedy. AS specific for dyspepsia aud toe
disorders connected with il, or growing out OF
it. the Pills are always to he relied on when eT'
cry other medicine aud mode of treatment has
utterly failed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11

NeG York and Londou," dIscerni j" rs 'H
Ter marx in every leaf of the book of directions
around each box; the same may be plainly scr
by holdtng the leaf to the light A handsome ~
ward will lie given to any oHe rendering sNoh IL,
formation AS may lead to the detection OF any
party or parties counterfeiting the IN .dieinrsoi
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious
+s*Sold at the mandatory of Professor lioi
LOWAI. SO Maiden Lane, New York and by al
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and the cislllzfaa
world in boxes, at is cents, So cents, and SIS
each.
2ss- There is considerabl. saving by tak!hS
the larger sizes.
July IL, ls6i-n2s:yl.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,


DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URI-
L. NARY AND SEXUAL SysTEAs-ncw and relia-
BILE treatment-in reports Of the HOWARD AssO.
CIATIoN-Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Address, DR.. J. SK1l.LlN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association. No. South
Ninth Street Philadelphia Pa. n25y
IT ? HosTErTER's celebrated Stomach Bitters is one
OF the create st Strengthening preparations extan 1t
is especially adapted to those who afflicted with
the Fever and Ague any other disease arising from
disordered condition of the digestive organs. For
the Fever and Ague there is perhaps no medicine in
the world equal to It, as enters pur and repen
ishes the blood which important to bring about
heelthy action in diseases of this nature The Btters
among the most popular. and at the time
valuable specifics in the medical world. H. recon-
mending it to the public. are fully conscious of
doing them great service, knowing. we do. their
many excellent qualities and and speedy action
In all cases where the disease is caused by rreguarity
OF the digestive organs. trial will suffice for the
most skeptical See advertisement. For sale by Drug
gists and dealers generally. everywhere. 24ml
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11
PILE
A SURE CURE.

EVERYBODY Is being cured OF this distressing
disease by the use Of
Dr. Strickiand's Pile Remedy.
Read hat those say who have used it:
Mr.. Charles W. Landram. Of Louisville, and Mr.. J.
=. Harzarde, Cincinnati. o., both cured after
using pot of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. They
say they have tried everything but could obtain no
relief hut pot of Strick land Pile Remedy affect
ed perfect after suffering for many years with
the worst kind Of Piles They recommend every
who is suffering to try it.
Sold by all Druggists, 50 cents per pot. Manufac
tured at No. East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Ask for
Dr. Stsickland's Pile Remedy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11
A Large Volunteer Force in the Field,
OF Ladies'

Testifying to the superiority of the Wheeler
Wilson Sewing Machine. Tn" qualities
which commend this Mac hine are: 1st Beauty
and excellence of stitch-alike upon both sides
of the fabric. I'd, Strength. tirmness and dura.
billy of seam, that will not rip nor ravel Sd,
Economy of thread. 4h Its application to its
wide range of purposes and materials. 9th, Com
pactness and elegance of model and finish. 9Th
Simplicity and thoroughness of construction.
18th, Speed. ease Of operation and mana ge ment
and qaietness of motion. ES-ThOrough 'nstruc.
ton given by the Agent HIRAM HAMMOND.
Upton, Feb, 4, lsc4 Ans
NOTICE is hereby given that Christopher
~ Brown, executor OF John s Brown deceased
has filed his finale report in the Office of the
County Judge of Cedar county Iowa. All per
sons interested are therefore notified that unless
they appear on or before the regular session of
said court, TO be held on the first Monday in
October, 1864, said report will be accepted
and approved, and said Executor discharged
from all further duty and liability in the pre-
misses. j. {. BELTS, County judge
August |, 1864 :3lw3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11

The history of these great Remedies is the
most wonderful medical revelation that The
world has ever known. 1t establishes the all in
portant fact that WHEREVER. and IN wHArEvER
SHAPE internal disease exists, the disinIrctsr
searching and healing properties of the pan, are
ly equal to its subsection and cure, aud that
with the Ointment, they are
The Great Ambassadors of Health to all
Mankind.
This is not history written hy one man. OF
even derived from the experience OF one nalIoa
1t consists of compilation If testimonial from
the sick of every count v--an unlIupeacbaie
record the like of which II rs never been aidlr
ed in favor of any discovery or invention since
time began.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-11
DR.. STRI KLAND'S
MEILIEITOUS
COUGH BALSAM.

CURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat. Asthma, and
Consumption. 1t is only necessary for any trou
bled with these complaints to try bottle Of
strickland $ Nell flu us Cough !aIsam,
to convince them that is the best preparation ever
used 1t not only cures the above afec tons of the
Throat and Lungs hut 1t Night Sweats and Spit
ting OF Hood and l. an excellent garse for any kind
Of Sore Throat. 1t is pleasant to to take. and safe
medicine for Infants. Price 80 cents per bottle For
sale by Druggists generally.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25
The Falling OF the Leaves.

The autumn days are here
And the trees are brown and sere,
And hear the signs of sadness that girlish
bosom heaves;
And mark the hectic bloom
That is Frightening for the tomb,
And know her strength is waning with the
falling Of the leaves.
1t is hard for one so fair
Who hath never known care,
Nor love that hath departed, nor friendship that
deceves,
To leave this world so bright,
For the gloomy shades of night,
And to tread the shadowy valley mid the falling
of the leaves.
flushed is the sound of mirth,
As she shvers by the hearth,
In the cool and frosty morning and the damp
and chilly eves;
AS she shudders at the knell,
OF the schoOlmate loved so well;
For the young are falling round US like the fall
ing Of the leaves.
With the gentle art of love,
l would lead her thoughts above
And bid her trust the Savior when her tender
bosom grieves;
But still with gasping breath,
She shrinks from gloomy Death,
While fast her tears are falling as the falling of
the leaves.
Oh! pray for her, kind hearts,
That peace, ere she departs,
May gently fall upon her. not Death alone be-
reayes.
Oh well may we despair,
If the innocent and fair
Fall with troubled SPIRIT with the falling Of the
leaves.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25


WHAT is PRAYER.-It is not reudi-
ness in utlerance. Ii is not a feeling oi
complacency with ourselves. 1t is not a
mere intellectual exercise. 1t is not a
repetition of words. But "it is the ap-
plioation Of want to Him who only can
relieve it," 1t is the earnest desire Of
the soul for those blessings which come
from God, and which He only is able to
bestow. This desire the Savior can un.
derstand, though it be manifest in
"The burden of a sigh, the falling of a tear,
The upward glancng of the eye
When none but God is near"
And through His merits, as the all-pre-
vailing Advocate, who was tempted as
we are tempted, these sighs, and tears,
in view of our sins and these'desires for
pardon, and peace, and holiness, will be
heard and answered.
1t is related of poor Hottentot, in
Southern Africa, whose heart was ava
keued to a sense Of sir, and who lived in
the family of Dutchman, where family
prayer was observed, that one day as bis
master read the parable Of the Pharisee
and Publican, "Two men went up into
the temple to pray" he looked earnestly
at the reader, and whispered:
"Now I'll learn how to pray"
The Dutchman read on, "God, I thank
thee that am not as other men"
"No, am not, but am WORSE" whis-
pered the Hottentot.
Again the Dutchman read: 81 fast
twice in the week, give tithes of all /
possess"
81 don't do that. l don't pray so.-I
What shall I dol" said the anxious saw
age.
The good man read on until he came
to the publican, "who would not lift SO
much as bis eyes to heaven"
THAT'S me-" cried the hearer
"Stood afar off," read the other.
"Thafs where am p said the Hotten-
tot
"But smote upon his breast, saying,
God be mercifnl to me a sinner
"That's me, that's my prayer" cried
the awakened African, and shifting on
his dark breast, he cried, "God be mer-
ciful to me sinner" until, like the poor
publican, he went down to his house a
saved and happy man.-Parish NsitOr.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25

A NEGLECTED SCRATCH. clergy
man lately told story about man
with whom he boarded when a col
lege boy. The man was at work one
frosty morning, and happened to get
a little scratch on the back of his
hand. A single minutes attention
would have caused it to heal in a day
or two. 1t was neglected. A slight
Inflammation appeared, when single
poultiee would have reduced it, but
1t was neglected. The whole hand
became inaamed, and should have had
the best medical attention, but it
was neglected. The arm, and shoul-
der, and back were seized with pain,
and now all was alarm and confu-
sion. Twelve physicians were soon
In attendance to consult upon the
case. The question was, whether the
off the limb would save the
mans life, and it was decided to be
too late. The disease had gained
mortal hold, a d no human skill
could arrest it. A vicious habit, an
in lulged little sin, neglected duty
how easily they are taken care of if
we are in season with them, but how
and ruinous they become if
they are let alone
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WHOLE NUMBER AGA.

snake; her arm swelled frightfully.
Death would soon have claimed the
unconscious maiden. But the widow,
passing near, came quickly up, awoke
and tenderly helped her to her own
cabin; there she spent hours in re-
lieying, curing and giving her back to
life aad the free forest. Thus Mon
ona found springing up in her heart,
love grateful and abiding for her
who had done this and this night as
she had gazed down with the great
moon upon that kind friend in the
well, She vowed by the Great Spirit
to slay the one who had sent that
gentle soul from earth-even should
it be the chief her father, or her
10 yer, Tawauah; but her affection
here plead for the latter, calling him
warrior, brave and fierce, but ten
der, and never sending harm to
woman or child; it could not have
been his work-she was safe there.
How fercely and really had the
scene in the cabin given back the lie.
But all had passed now, and her true
Indian soul rejoiced in having thus
avenged h er pale sisters dying
groans. She fingered with the chill.
dren the remainder of the night, try
ing to comfort poor Jane, who, feel
ing at last safe, would rush alter
nately from Minnie to the well to
call upon her dead mother in wild
grief The next day the widow was
taken out and buried by her white
near her own cabin. All
around, kind people soothed the wea-
ried, sorrowing orphans; and hearts
with rich motherly love went out to
fill the void which the tomahawk had
forced upon their young lives. In
their breasts warm gratitude to Mon
ona was always living, and in their
lite prayer was a pleading that
Heaven would be kind to the dark
whose brave, sure hand, had
made them heirs to the joys of their
pleasant after life, and who avenged
her whose memory was to them ever
50 vivid and precious.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25

ELooUENcE.-True eloquence I
lind to be none, but the serious and
hearty love oftruth and that. whose
mind soever is fully impressed with
a iervid desire to know good things,
and with the dearest charity to infuse
the knowledge of them into others.
when such a man would speak, his
words, like so many nimblc and airy
trip about him at command,
and in well ordered files as he would
wish, fall abruptly into their own
places.-UUt0n.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25
Battle Song.

Have you counted up the cost
What is gained and what is lost
When the foe your lines have crossed?
Gained-the infamy of fame;
Gained--a dastard's spotted name,
Gained-eternity of shame.
Lost--desert of manly worth,
Lost--the right you had by birth,
Lost--lost! Freedom from the earth
Freemen up! the foe is nearing
Naughty banners high uprearing-
Lo the serried ranks appearing!
Freemen on the drums are beating!
VIII you shrink from such meeting
Forward give them hero greeting
From your hearts, and homes, and altars
Backward hurl your proud assaulters--
He is not a man that falters
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demonstrating makcth a full
man; conference ready man, and
writing an exact man and, therefore,
If a man write little, he had need
have memory; if he confer little he
need have a present wit; and he
read little, he need have much cum
ning, to seem to know what he doth
not know.-Bacor.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25

esT Whatever it be, except the soul,
that you are careful about, it has still the
most degrading circumstance attending it
It has the condition only Of an annuity
for life: each successive year makes a
considerable decrease in its value; and
at death, the whole is at an end forever.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25

You may have genius, sense, learn
ing and the power of expression,
so as to write prose to rival Burke
or johnson, and after all may make
yourself ridiculous by trying your
hand at poetry.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25

The twilight steals over the earth
like mournful thought stealing over
the soul. And in our sorrowful
moods, as amid the shadows of the
evening, we see stars in heaven that
were before invisible.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25

WoNnERFCL EsoAPE FaoM DEArH.
"A week ago Friday, Henry Phair, a.
work in the wooien factory at vergsnnes,
got bis shirt caught while adjusting q
belt, and every rag Of clothing was pull
ed of him bot his boots and socks; be
was somes hat burt, bur uos seuoqslY.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25

@Other things may cumber the mind
only the knowledge and love Of God 10
Christ can contentit.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1864-11-25

CT When God breaks our idols in pie
ees, il is not for us to put them together
ssan.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-06-25
AuuOfdan.

Sett ben &dmpfen, Die am S6lu6e Der Der
9an8ensn WcGe Dor pGterebur1 fattfanber. il
audi bort cine t~6ciIpeiie Hubf stnastrcten, bic
bis jest muir bnr& fIeinere @sfehte unterbrc6en
ipSroen 1T. Der 9etsrs6ura @rpres (6lickt biers
aus, bag Grant ptelsj6t ltpn pieoer eiusn
ttratr9ifhen Ssttrnipruua au maiden beabfbtoe,
neil or 9endaenre @etrarnGcit aehatt babe auss
%jnttnben, raB Die SertbeiDisun9smsrfe Weters.
bur9s fir feline Grnpprn ebenfp uneiunebmbor
irte Die 8i6monps leien. 9Spbin er Iin ord
nettcen mas, iibsraa wiIsn ion Die &ctsraren
Ess's jn ftnnen, Die rurd bic in, 2nufe pieies
6e!eSuGss srruraenen 9rp6aItisen Grfoloe nm.
bsite8bar ssmorDen fnO. uuo detace e,ele7 0s.
futl psg Stt9eSaswisbeit, ras iepsn gtu,9lneu
rnieres pseree gum Sslesn matt, feblt Dem
nOroI'6Ep Sruppen 'NGn;ttt, uno penn man
penIelben audi nibt nb,prsGen tdnu, saE If.
iin Well penielsns, lih melt 5eGcr ais in fta
bersn Jabrs" 81 idialsn mtGen, 20 febIt linen
po6 binmteesrum Der mOraii,tr Wutb, Der tr,
i'lmpts fur ctne gersGte Sa6e l,i!t Cen Sfpas
@sn nnb'iissSar mnot.
Tttletd: pak Grant ieiue Don Rhisfty &C.
.ssiltsIttn 8rrppeu nod einmal IN eincm oaupis
turn uHb 5u elmer arp6ort9sn MenlbeaIalad,
ttrtt fa9rt mir 9IaHbsn jspOa ni8t rsat Sarau,
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ARslaa0.

3m e"9lIlben unter9auic feute 6r. Qinb1o,
Den @ntra9, etc fibIt@s CONFEDERATION on,,sr<
tennsn. Die GsOatte assr bte(e Srade wurte
auf ben 17tsn D. DTS. Seri&U6en.
Us etsB, NapOleUn babe 3pei SesUImS6ti,te
nab Dem bislI9en 5rie8sibauplab aelaupt h.
uber ben Serlauf brs Rrieses gu t%erid,ten baben
UNI, TN Serein nit Gnslanp, ouf bic 8eifeounn
Ger 6'tneleIisfeiten btiarbettsn lOQen.
Die son Der 9cnOOn Gouferen; an DGusmo,f
%afilslte Nu1OrOsrnns, auf 5OIfein uno Den Tin.
lt@en She'll BON S6leewis Serai6t ,u leiiten
1T BON eemIslbfn 3uriifssmieIen tporben. Gin
%uls'metnsr eurOpaii6er &riss parf aser ors her
Observation-Disclosures 6raae uiSt entteben
uno lttef eee6aib al srpartrn, BAG l6 g6n,s
mart bod moi fugru wirD.
Ntor'mlitan, Der nene Saiisr BON Meriep. IN
I'm 2Slieu Mat in Gsra gru3 einaetroFeu nnn
ent6ulinlttl8 smpian8sn pOrpsu. Wer,esnrr
la8te CT 81 Der i4n empf4nsenOsn Devutotipn
S3r babt MID baten wOUen, unD i'd werpe nur
msiHe San5e &rafr anO msin Ser, gurem BE-
ten wipmeu.
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SfFceuen Oepe1hen BON General Qss ,,-
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ten eabsn. uTo hab mir 1900 @efanaene INN
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spst Netlen in fioIiher 8i6tuna sru s,cters~
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uar Mftttass rsn 8ctap aus stret lciner gertbei-
otSun9shnten, bic o%erisltf tru5 differentiation
@s9endnsrtfsn niGt tpieSe, ,uerobsrn permpd,te,
SsFnect ii6 Hincpln, mic tariGtet ,ptrb. ,uirfs
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'r lib pur@ psripnlt&e anibauuna lciht siuen
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pSnn idOn cine 10 tleinc 3a9I lIiolider Srupprn
lpl@e SSunpsr Ger Gnpfertctt perriGten nm
lolbe @rfUlge ~srrtn9en tTancn.
Grant, Ger siniCbt. bas or niht Yiel oeos,,
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i'd mitper odrduk untribiBtsu S6eilcu uulerr,
SHonen eiren Ssiub a'Sultatten unb Sicfetben
0Aitmo9iihf III S~erftSrea. 80 cr,ino "a pie,er
gage Der ScterSturB-9ecIppu Sohn. an srr IN
N'et'en ron erlerce Stact %entferut rinioe to,,.
tenn t~atnotiee SapaGctitcn pas 9Bete Der o.r-
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Dec 3ames misper ;uridas9nracnc S6eiI hss
@tantiesn 6reres, wirS ale mint s,,s,.,,h
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GtcteFu ttIttGefunheue @rtjqrrter DueG. an nc,,
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~ungeNSrt ~frrtisB:u %t6nnen.
g2te am Ser9ansrnsn 6rcifaa Gef Wsterskur,
70 fanO an p%smieiten Gage bel Senn,lta IN
WrrN. Georgia Gin atnItbsr !Sempf fair. her
90" alethrm 9ludli6sn Ausaana fir uu,ers
sS'ten bsslettst mar. Der 5eino artff bort tei
soIt Wountain BEN Iinfsn Slisel unirrer uea.
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rsnoe General ~unicres lintsn Sliiosls ssir.
a%ruppFn' ods Sidtiben pre6te iib, uno pie
yant'es' Die ifpn sinen leiGten Stra errur,s,
gu napen stauctfn' tpurSen gu gaarcn aetrietrn.
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