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ton Of fertile fields end happy homes, or forget tue
orue wounds that arbitrary power has innnted upon
the CONSTITUTIONS but you provide Tor tbe iutu,
You can arrest tile prOigete expenditure VI picou
and treasure; you stay the tide OF eorrupsioh
YOU can admit again under tho folds OF toe S o te
Union the discovered States on terms not lpOssipo
10 them and honorable II w. ~,
The peaceful means of accomplishing tnose t t
are stl with the people upon whom rests our lu.'ue
destiny The world will look with Intense interest oa
this great struggle between power and me peoplo anu
whatever nav be il issue let ms ENJOY lhe pIVuu n"i
faction Of having done our whole duty:
Mr.. Farchicld of Madison moved 10Y tne Ippcin1
ment of Committee Of Two fT0n each Judcld Dlsfiot
TO report the names of to persons rom euc un'
eres onal District and Of four persons from the S''e
al large a. delegates 70 the National Convention:
M Reeves Cf Suffolk moved rs substitute ,hat tne-
delegates nj large be chosen by ballot ara that ING on
gressoaa District Delegates be selected by me Deesa
tions in Convention hom the respective CohBteSSoha
Disricts. Lost. ,e,.
Tho orirnal resolution adopted and the !oiowing
Committee was thereupOn appointed:
GIDEON j. Tucker Henry Hilton, jos D. Craig A. = Dom,
Pct Jas s. Farrell, Richard IL Ca-hn.y, Jesse Gay
Geo III nfrd Nathan Seward w. a. arr. H. stowel D.
RcInoad d. }. Peek, sidney s. Faifcid, Root Parker.
On motion the following resolution was adopted;
Resorea That tho Delegation to tho Democratic National
Convention hereby Instructed 10 enter that Convention sud
set and unit accordance win Tire III ara mDoily
T e ehcrs thereof aud In any h members shall
appointed delegate by any other osa's nd snail not
od IN decline such appointment, his Sat shall BE regarded
vacated and the delegation sha proceed 20 FIJI the same,
and Il IL hereby eipow cred to Ill ell vacancies.
Adjourned ill O'Clock n. m. tomorrow.
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su.pPIyG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK........PEs. 2
Cleared.

eTCHren.
s.eanrships- Havana, Green Havana end Sew'O5esns
.senCio Ia Sentinel fIerfnsn, New Oroaus, K StuTs
Ship-Meridisu Lsmbeft. London, T. Dunbsm; -, -,
Darks-p Blanchard OBI, clifford JefseS ~, W. w
Marian; AI1ena Port Royal, Van Bran, slasht, ,
Bnss-A lorsey (BT) Ford, 81. Johns, r r. brett son
Co; l.. NJ Merritt Berry Ship Island and Csrdenas, j. r.
Ward Co. - ~,
sehooners-Plymouth Rock Parker, Boston, G. Dayton
tut Nye Boston, Miller Houghoni Lamont Dupont, Cor
SON WILMINGTON, j. ". Mckee; A. Hammond, higgins
Pbsdepba do Hornot Br.l, onerbTidse, Bermada Mid
dctou Co. Ann Leonard lBr) Neycoti 81 Jsse de enoa
Low, W shiu. .on T. NJ Msyhoi Julia (Brl PAR Lsguay
"a and Porto Cabeio H. J. C. h DeWoiei Isabel Ihomp
son Baker Philadelphia J. W. Mckee, Susan, besIse
Boston s. W Lewis Co T. a. Grozier, Newcome; foIf
Hiyer Crowe Paine Wentworth Ryder, Fortress Monroe
Crowel Painc Calharine MacvoI (Brl, Maclser King
ton ia H. de Cor1oya Co.. Euphemia tiI) Aen, TUX
no Leavera; u. e. Foster Townsend, Fortress Monroe
b. C. Wheeler Coz X. Z. Russell Bugtlns elhc'easls
\. c. Usvons
sloop-1rayeler Miller, Bridgeport
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Pnsre,,aers sailed.

n steamship Hsearo, Ior Ne,o-0 Team Ga9 HafS"aT
fuiurco Gonzales aud two servants freedman, ~ =,
Schranmc, Nu. Henry Bowcy, r. Webster tTuak TODD
Manuel Ru Mrs. h. Scoyedo, r. Avendano ;. a. 'lo's
Domingo Mosa Bernardo {. HechaysIra, jas set ho"c
scins aria For regns-J. 4. Peel j. Saigelt ana
VITO Tho Gresnea and daugter Sarah SEuupon sha TWO
lreu VIM Marvin Alfred Woodruff, Thee snihYsn' =.
IN shsp Otttie fer Hoag hcng-Mr' Emma Z; ffs.'
and child Green Village, Chenanco Miss julia >. fgoi,
Chcnanso Folks, N. y; Henry Aber, Hambufgi Hnsn
Sinclair SlassOw.
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Spoken.

FEB 49, lst n 90 lon n 60 sohr Advance, from Trinidad
Feb is st 90 s. lon 10 H. Italian brig Aadalens, from
Messins for Boston. r.
Feb aO IT. a, on 90 big Tonrdo, from Havana for
PhiAdephs
Feb d. s 49, lon II 20 big Denmark from CaEdena Tor
S.w-Yofk.
Feb q the Gulf Stream hhg Y. H. A. Pitts, hence for
bermuda
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To tEupiupPs.

Foo BgrL STANFORD PoIsrA foe hsll he's recently
been established sTacrd Point Light saiioD. north
side Of Long Island Sound The bell during foSgy welih"i
VIII be strnck al Intervals Of ten seconds four successive blow
thirty seconds then thrs viii be psuse Of thirty sccono
and then four blows In thirty secol1s. and 20 on.
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Y,UE TRUSTEES of the FIVE POINTS
i HOUSE OF INDUSTRY anxious to provide more
adequate School and Chapel accommodation Tor the children
under Their care They have been enabled by recent donations
10 purchase sufficient adjoining ground, and now appeal 10 The
friends Of the Institution for amount which VIII enable
them wthou. mourning debt to mako tho proposed addition
10 their building Donations for this purpose should be cent
to Mr. r. r. LOCKWOOD, Treasurer, Five Points House oil
Indnstrr No l55 Woth.s, or % eny Of the TIn.tees
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SUPERVISORS ELECr.-RICHMoND C0UNTY-Mld
deton, Mclean; Mortified. pdR Name Westh.d, CoPf
Uood; Costleton, Gardiner souhheld Kec!eF. Demo
crats. 5.
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Sailed.

Pyn. a4-Slips-Fmcrnld Isle, Orient, Clltiystor.
PROM Isntine--Stsamer hedea OBJ Beimud~
FgB. a5.-S,caluship Havana.
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VlALLOW and LARD MAKERS are III.
y.ed to send their Animal Fats to be rendered oe Of
states Of Nsw.York and How.Jersey.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quality and increased quantity
Product saving Of labor feel and k d he and dons avs"
IIBTRhL REWARDS viii be paid upon conviction OF
Meters drawing Oft from Taks who rendering under pre-,
sue without from ~ patents cover ms WIN
other valuable improvements. - -,
LOCKWOOD EVERETT, No. 81 Johntt,
General Agents.
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TRAINS LEAYE NEw-YORK.

TRAINS LEAfE NEW-tohN'
For New.Hayen, l. s(Er) ll:3O 9. nj l2;l3 (Exh 30
Q.xl, $3.50, 30 and tex.) Q. ,,.r, ana
For Bridgeport Z, tExl, u:Soa NJ nii' tIAb %"
Hu) $3.50, 4:30 and tEI) p M o.o .aa
For Milford aud STAFFORD l. 1880 NJ 3:.c 4W m,
For Fsirheld Southport and we;POrs, !, l;So NJ ts,
ipP.n- AN u.,o ,a,.r,, k.mr,,
Tcr Dssen and Greenwich. $3.50, li:9o ami go, 40
FoF Stamford T. (Er $3.50. ll:3oA mi R:l' tEIl ';S
HrO 3:5O, 400, $3.50, (Exb y m -, a,o Nm,
po Port Chester md Intermediate stations, s;so E'"h
L. '''O' '''' CoNNeCTINe TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield M lEx 5:W tELb n
For Boston. via Shore Line l2:l3 Tx D P m an.
For Hartford aud Springfield, iELh n;N 3 In ~"
(ES.l 8 p. IN. nh, a. - ~, IA Mou.,ssl
ll:aOs IN. TO Northampton. ,,m pus ar,l
For Hartford, Providence and FishEu hsiuoso, ''S@b
For New Haven, NewLoIdou and s.Oningson Railroad"
q IN, 1878, 3 8p, M ,z,.
For Canal railroad, R:lS p m 10 Northampton
For Houss.onic Railroad d. m
For DsnS%ry snd SOrwa ak Railroad $3.50 4'op n
CsmTnoiiois Slee ping Cars attached 70 p m Trains.
JAMES b. HOiT, Superintendent
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AifxfATrnR AIMING.

NfNiATTNB ~ MANA'' =, -
cypg;se. C;38 ses........ 543 Mocn-Rises''' SsJ
HGu wiTTR THIS pIf. "A "a
Sar5x Hack q.s2 LGov Island. 1875 Hell CGie.'lsv W
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no THE
l. Wholesale Day GOODS MERCHANTS OF
NEN.hOhk.
METROPOLITAN FAIR.


Tho undersigned have been appointed COMMITTEE 70 rep
resent tho Mhole.ae Dry oods Merchants la the mctropo
tan Fai IA this cy tho 2sh q hsrrh neat
who VIII be- aided by AdvoI .onTit'ec % ocnf'smer-
Commission. ,,
ne service. Of this Commlssion have been recognized
Throughout the entire army IN the highest degree trhch'l
Every baits ed has been the witness Of tsf neb ei
mi snd succrssfu lboTmpans % the SICK ana "Vhhuon
help comfort and hope; aud 20 those IN arms confidence ana
courage All who cnAbieito pusuo thoH h'oeN.Shs
se md sAfety home cannos do let trh PROVIDE Io 'o
,uarst OF tho soldiers Who expose themselves 70
,ckness wounds and death maintain the unity ana pro
| mole the welfare OF their country.
Contributions for this p1pois ere rc+le'ted NOh
merchandise. II IN money, u be srit 70 erh"i o 'he
Committee; " merchandise 10 Ine Receiving Depot NO.
Great J0pes-s,. ,,,.., .or
pr.iDg The Domestic and Foreign Commission Houses im
oTfaT and Jobbersas for correspondins contribution 70
b, object Of beeYoence and duty such q VIII hot oh S9
n,re fayorpbly with tho results Of f's held succes'y y
other ,rrs and with the contribution. OF other Interests IN
he city bat be esteemed worthy Of he hbeFsy and pat
rioisn OF the Commercial Metropolis OF the country.
COMMITTEE. $500.
ALEXANDER T. STEWART, WILLIAM o. LAMBEhT,
EDWARD \. JAFFRAY, JOHN NJ DAEifS', ~, r
HENRY p. sPAULDlNG, janis VI. CONSTANT h'
GEORGE BLISS, JHEhOn II; hui,iidi.nnt,y
ADRIAN iSEIIN ttAS. III; LUppirD1hhgyyy
WILLIAM II. LIE, nhAhLts H. n In,Ii.ps y
GUsTAVU5 KUTIER, WILL m n; t it.
NAHUM SULLIVAN, Secretary.
w q. LAMbERf. Treasurer
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MARBLE Mantles.--The best place in the
WI city 10 purchase cheap and well finished Msnes 10 a. A..
Kabers Msn,s Manufacory LOO Fest lRhs, near 3asy,
NY CpItlis or
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V'APSCOTr's LONDON and LIVERPOOL
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND SCOTLAND and
NAiES. -, .,,,,, ,r.ur pp rIvFRpooL
TAPSCOrTs CELEBRATEp LINE VI LfEhro'N
line 0; LoNDoN PACKETS SAIL EVERY Ten
DAYS. -, g.. .h,- ss.,ls or
emit money 10 Toe old country do SO ~ ne lowest fd'e
by appyinsto TAfseohr pho1' No. 80 sogth.s, n
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BORT maroens' Notice.
STATE OIL Nyw-Yopy,
Poel .w,NoEsI ofiicr' No. i5i Waist

POM 'WsEDEsA' OfiIcE, No. i0i Wgllsl.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
sections Of the passed april H. 1857 entitled An Ac, %
Reorgsize the NsTdens Oee Of the PoI Of kewYork 10
all persons interested in or having charge Of tho sbjccs
matter OF such inquiry examination survey that the fol-
lowing vessels under examination by the Port
Sn and that the ssd surveys examinations win be
peted within days neat snceeedn. s notice board
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NEW-YORK & NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRkNGEMENE 90.
Ma COMMENCING NOV. 10. 1861 1873
ssssu1er Station IN NowYork corner Hths@ na~A"
Entrance on 21thst
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TANTIC and GREAT WESTERN

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SENGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, via the Ere
10 CLEVELAND, o. WIrHOUf CHANGE or CARS,
connecting with railroads for all principal cities In the West
rnRnng Mansfield Gallon, Urbana Dayton Cinein-
r n GoonsA, Gen. Ticket Act H. r. swEETsER
Mea6yille Pa. General Sup't
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ CO-Ou aud after MONDAY. Jan. Il, le84 Ifsms WI
leave NEWYORK tor BALTIMORE and WAS;hiSSIoS'
,n viii take Passengers for BALTIMORE and WAeitlN9h
TON only This Train makes no CONNECTION .. Plsaepas
Trains for Phiisdelphis win Leave New YORK at ana
IA M and u. m aud u Midnight. !. = 80
n, ..ao n m Trains j. w. WOODRUFF,
Dee "a 1862 Assssent SupeTintendent N. J. n \
NTFW-YORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAuROAD-Eor Albany, Trey. North and West, leave
2G.st depot st 10 n, and i2S p NJ Sunday train, $50
r. N.
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IT ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WlNiEn
James sp and Sithst, y. r.. ntridays and ssur-
days at aso-Eor Greenlort sas Hsrbor, Hamptons
For syosset a. H. II and p NJ For Jamaica "
and II q. IN. and 4 and .. M.
from 3hst, stepping q! al Stations Fare Tor this usan
excursion Taes.
For Syosget on Sundays t545 p m, stopping at all sta
tons A. REASONER, Superintendent
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MERCHANTS NAVIGATION and TRANS

MI EINVHANI7' NAVIUAIIUlV HHu INANo-
~ PoRlAIIoN COMPANY, via GROP0N NEW
LV ,f.pDni sIONiNDrON, PROVIDENCE, NEWPOR9,
JauNLON; ard NEW-BEbFoRD The splendid steamers
6oAialonwEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK viii leave
day, at p Ia. - 'f
Freight taken as low BY any other line Office ofCO
pony. No. lilo Weslst, corner Of Ccustlsnit-st.
New.fork, Nov. z. 1852 w NJ. EDWARDS, Agent
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rs NAVIGATION

ICE.-MERCHANTS VfGATION
~ and TRANSPORTATION COMPANY -STONINC-
TON MISUNDERSTANDING OF HOUR.--Op aud after
MONDAY tet 29 1864 the Steamers Of this Line will leave
FOOT OF COURTLANDT-Sr, DAILY Sundays excepted,
at p. H., instead Of p IN. as heTetoore.
w. NJ EDWARDS, Agent.
Office Of Company No. lis Wests. Of courlsndt
e., r. "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-16

l.ee ~ Tell sursl ssnder good mode
q swsspis4 carpets. Take . comwoa
~ .tsS, e some vessel large eosugh 10
slsis . broom freely, aud put 10 cleso
~ vssss y The depth Of foot Or mare.
Tsss tsks broom, Zone partly worn 90
siss - l.tsis ssif i the best,) dip il
ialsi1 isshss Of ~, aud hold over the iub,
esIGk - = don as4 toosk u oil the
49, q Vssss. This esa b. done most
s1psesally b. holding il IN one bssd cod
ssbeisg L wssA The other On the broom
e4o absVs where is b vss. Coueeaos
hhs6iss lightly q asss esisg over with
little sssusd time, Of more, snd If your
ssDss = very dusty, do nss sweep more
~ square yard Or Two before dipping
yess broom into the wssss again; this
VIII sisse 81 I'll The particles nf dust I'd
hisise % ~ broom. Rap OF the drops
q 49,, . bsfsrs, sad begin again, con.
liesiAn . % . sill the vhots il cleaned.
0AsoN ~ vssss CT very dirty before
sSoplssisg she soon, il can Be changed.
Oss sho has asvss tried the expsrimsos
Stil peoasbly b surprised u the qusu,ity
q 6iss which will b washed from The
beoou. isto the vssss. A carpet eso b
slssssd more sGsssually 10 this vsy shas
4 go possibly b. desc With dry bsoos,
q the particles Of dust sdhsse 70 the
beeso isssssd It sisieg 70 fsN back On the
ssspss. have dusted my tables and
shsis bsfsss sssspiss - this way, ssd
sssld discover bat mere particle Of dust
= thss STEER gsstisg through. There
i % dssees Of injurirE even fancy oar.
-, Il Ne dreps Of water are thorough
j ssneved froa the broom. Let no one
W & WAo Ass not tins and patience. -
8. B. T.. River Falls, Wis, 1s63.-Rs
nj Nsu Yorker.
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the SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

OR LITTER 4 PANTY Sewing nschiss
10 last saiaing . worldwide reputation. Iii
beyond doubt the best and cheapest and most
bssutifsl Of ell Family Sewing Machines yet
offered to The public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has 20 many useful appliances for Hem.
ming, Binding, FEELING, Tucking, Gathering.
Guaging, Braidiag, Emhroideiing. Cording. and
90 forth. No other F ,mily Sewing Machine has
20 mach capacity for great variety Of work.
Il will sew all kinds Of cloth. and With all kinds
Of thread. Crest and recent inpeovenents
make or Family Sewing Machine most reliable
and most durable, snd most csrtafa Ut oil rates
OF speed. II nskss the intsrlocksd stitch,
which 10 the best stitch known. Any one, even
Of the most ordinary capacity. can see, ct .
glance, how 70 nee the letter A Family Sewing
Machine. Our Family Sewing Machines ore
aaished n chssts and exquisite style.
The Feldias Case Of the Family Machine 10 .
piscs Of canning workmanship Of the most use.
isl kind. 1t protects the machine when not in
sss, esd she's shout - be epsrated may be
opened - spacious and substantial table TO
sasssia the work. Willis some Of the Cases,
made eat Of the choicest woods. are finished in
the sinplest and chAstest manner possible, 9th
en- sss adorasd and embslished In the most
cossly aud superb manner.
II 10 absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation. 50 - to judge Of it, great
capacity and beauty.
1t IL fast becoming - popular for family sew.
ing - our Manufacturing machines are for man
uiactusing purposes.
The Branch Onaees are we'll supplied with silk
| twist. thread, needles oil, &C., Of the very bes
quality.
| Send for PANPHLRT.
The singer Manufacturing Co.,
| A60 BROADWAY, N1w Yonx.
Milwaukee Once, II Newhall Hosse9
And CHICAGO Once, 50 Clark ct.
0EO. L. DAVIS, Agent, Tiptoa, lows
L fmA3J
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Tax Stars OF low i. Cedar county. ss:
slsO the LEGAL HEIRS OF WIN. H BOLTON,
i deceased: You are hereby notified thst
there b now on die II my once. pstition 81
Sarah Bolton. wild Y Of VIM. H. Bolton. deceas-
q. praying for an assignment VI her dover In
the f,llowing described real estate, y Wit IN
Cedar county: rrz.5sz4 !. F
The Z 1 Of sw I Of sec. Is. tp 50, range q;
west Of se I Of T" l6, S0. 3;
H@e - 1 Of &c I Of : l6. 30. ~. :;
fs ne I Of 50 I OF Is +" so, "a
Aiso, the following described lands situated 10
hasdiu rounty. Iowa: ai@ 5Ist
West I Of 80 I Of sec. ~. tp. SO. rsags 2o;G
IVA ssst I ofsw Of A." 81 = 30s
~ Of ne I OF NV of I" lS. J" 90. !" l9.g
And that the said caass 10 SET for hsssiag st
The next regular term Of the c,dnty count ~ ssi1
cosaty, 70 b held on tie lirst Monday - Jsly
1854. n .t t8 &ss ,d " aa@
fAss.SAa p J.. g. D811S, csunty ledge.
3. YATes, Atty. n2twA ~!
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COMfOU Nj FAT lU kAIkACE nGyMVs BOW-
tive and Specific Renesy ior diseases Of the Bladder
Kidneys, 6ravel, and Dropsicsi Sweilinss.
This medicine Increases the power Of Dsestisn. eaa
the wstery cacareous depositiops, and 81 Unsss'
ura enlgements are reduced, - we'll - Pain sas ~
6amati0n.
Helmb0ld's Extract Bachu.
FOR weak arising from excesses habits Of ~.
sipation, early indscrction Of abuse, attended WIZ
Indispo.ition 10 Eaertion, Loss Of Memory, weak
Nerves, Horror Of Disease. Dmness Of visson Lsss q
Power, Difficulty Of Breathing, Trembling, As * ~,
Muscular System, Hot Hands, Flushing q the resy,
Dryness Of the Skin, Ersptions on the Eses' ss's
These s. mptons, II allowed to 90 on, which sAis
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
Impete.ey, Fas.ity. Es;lestis Eiss,
In one Of which the Patient may expire.
who can say that they are not freqssat'y FOLLOWED
by 'ho'. ..IS SI.S' i's' AND CONSUMPTION" u
Many are aware q their suaerins, bss nens Wy
comics. sns .sceros o. .ne ,nssns n...
the truth Oethe assertions.
The cons.i.utien oace effected with organic weak.
inyikora,e the system. Which HeInboids Es!ses ~.
chu Invariably does. trial VIII convince the nes'
skeptical. o.
FEMALEs-rEMALEs-RE
In many affections peculiar TO females the kssrsss
Buchu 10 nneq uaied, hy any ether Semedy. - % Os
pre:.o or y ....ss Or
rhous Of the uterus. lsechorshoa o. Whites Ste
shsins from indiserssion habss q lissiI.sisa,~
DECLINE on CHANCE OF LIFE.
Take no more baisam, mescury, o. uppleasast ust.
cines for unpleasant and dangerous diseases usLs.
BoLD's EXTRACT Brcnu and InraovEs Moss Wa
SECRET DISEASES
all their stages. iIttle change in dis 4 ls
expense, no inconvience, and exposure.
1t causes freq1snt desire and gives slrenetA y
urinate, thereby removing obstructlons. Prevenssg
and curing ssctures Of the ssethrs ailayiag psn ~
~ ss s: q
Thousands and Thousands Who have been the victin:
fquncks. and vho have paid heavy iees 70 b csss:
thu. the .poson. has the - .f.:pevsfsl ...sis.
gents been dried up In the syste. to hreak out ISIS
aggravated form, and psshapssa ~ narsssss.
Use :uelmbold's E1traet Duchu for alIagestiossssl
diseases ~ the Urinary organs, vAsthss sxiseins
male Or female from .nsssser cause osstsAs'ns sS'
Diseases Of these osKsns requires tie aid Of dursn
Is,Mhsid; Exsr.s Basas Z Ne ors Da!ssle. snd \,
which Il 10 rscomDebdeA. %N 88g IF
Evidence OF the most reliable responsible enN'
scter viii acco@pany the ne1iei
Pricc u pr botlls, u slx ~ -.
Delivered to any address, securely packed fro. oss~
vntion. Describe symptonsin III connanieasioas.
CURES aUAhANTEEDi i ADVICE 0aA1i"
Address letters for infosnatioa n
II. .. HELllB0ID, CAeni.ts
~ south TsatA-ss., bel. chsssas''
PulAsstsssA.
HxIs,olpss Nsdiesl Depot,
lrln SsIS's DssS 50 Chsaleal WAsshessA
SD II a 80 Broadway, nsv Yssk'
sEwAkE Of oesassss,i., ~ UslsisciP 49, 49,
.rVira~s m, tha @s&
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-16

They exercise moro powerful irdusnes OVER the liver
ana rs seersns than ca.onel, mercury, blue pill,
hsocs shsie Epossaoee IN casss Of Liver Complaints
and Spleen Dt0culies, Jauncics, Dypepsa, Biisos q.
taeks, Headache, &c. In The treatment Of Fcve, either
Bilious, YelIsw, Typhoid, and ether reducing Fsvsvs,
sAey ass ssrerios 70 quinns Their influence extends
oves the entire system eouarelng STRENGTHENING, and
Bra ns ~ The relaxed and wasting eusrEes, and rcgu
Ming Eli the secrctons to tho natural performance Of
thelr dptes cleansing and purifying the bhod, asd
Dsrxisg fS0 Ne system Ill diseased dsIosss and ~.
1Ro hpUaea.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-16

VI
Macy friend of humsnisy, - hs has
ssstsmplstsd the rsvsges Of intemper.
800, has bed abundant reason to wish
~ ram. makers we're numbered among |
Ne lost arts. More than half the pau:
tssiso, aud thrss. quarters Vt oil the |
grimes which sf1ict civiliscd society, sre
tssessbls directly 70 the use Of intoxicst.
lsg liquors. Aud the worst Of il 10, that
- evils have greatly Increased within
ehe - thirty ysars, both 10 number sod
degree, Notwithstanding the active io-
essse1 Of the tsmpersnos sentiment dur
Ing shas period. About thirty years ego
ths cssss 81 adaltcrstion was added 10
the original misshief Of slcohol; and to
This ossss 10 probably stssibusable the
edde1 horrors which have marked in
Sompsssscs sipcs that time. Rccti6ed
episit We thss introduced % 40 srticls
= trade, uodes the lying name Of "pure
Sp1is;" sod this being neutral in favor
ed soles, asd wishsl very cheap, his
eassisAsd very avsilsbls mssns Of adul.
lerstisg pare liquors. sod thus enabling
Ne vssdsr 70 cheat the purchaser. But
Ne cheat hes not extended to tho pnrse
Salg, Of the dcludcd customer; il hss
pSashsd bic health and life. Fur this
essti6sa spirit u made OF the meanest
nd most deletesious Substance that can
- tortured into alcohol. and il then run
sAsosgh charcoal to rid il Of favor and
tsies. This ohsrcosl process commnni.
ssess 10 deadly properly which makes
~ s61isssasrd spirit Of the present day
10 wssh nuss fatal than the genuine
k4ses Of other days. Many Of our resd
- hsvs hsssd Of Instances where men
b tAs osdsa time. drank freely sod even
- excess, Of spirit, every day Of their
kv65y ssd jet lived to . great sge, and
sever hsd any such ,fnictioo ~ delirium
hse1sas. OF ssasia pots The disor-
~ 80 slsogsshes unknown to our fore.
$1,000, God hss sproog up 10 modern
Ioaoee, ~ the present day, . man can
- lefslA himself seesdily to drinkiog
- ~ thas i cold for drsms, vi,hou,
jloGe()6e the disssss slmese y the stsrt;
- 33e SAssses sss shst be viii drinb
|Aiasslf iato bic grave 1t the end Of Eve
vnaee. Whist 10 the difference between
- - sow3 l. il 10 the human sys
e, O = il in Whist men drink! The
1870 hJGo Srue ssxeessioa. Meu ar.
fNnot41 sosssitusios. nov. o. theo
- 49, seey 6sssk psrs New England
-. Aan11D13 llso nOlaAses, sad Dol
si-1 1tooy whereas nov. slmost il
S11v. Ibsss Who drink, pour down
10y Oo0pouada, poisooous Of
80 ssses@ y sAs alcohol.
! 49, - = = ~ lns ssssu
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-06-16

1heu tracts Of laoa - sD0aDst the early and
bsea sslectons n ~ eennty, and are al d sspe-
rjoS quality.
Psfssss lssirisg - psscAsse win plssss esli
ppes Va b. TusnllA, Esq, Banker. Tiptsa, fos
fsssbss fn6ssnetica . - Dsise 81 terra
1ols 0cDEAN, T0OOAD 4 LYONS,