The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-03-17

The Tiptun Sdrertiser.
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CLARK 4 MULFoRD,
punL1eurRs AND oPRlEToRs
os-W, learn that the oath regiment are again
at Aleiers, probably on their way to Western
Louisiana again.
ns- The Ladies' Aid Society will meet on
Friday of ext week, the 25th inst, at the house
Of G. p. Ingman, Esq There will be no meet.
ing this week.
ny-The ladies' have been invited by many to
repeat the entertainment of last Tuesday even
ing. Itmay be done at some future time with
variations Due notice will be given.
ns- The Ladies. Loyal League will meet at
Good Templar's Hall, at p. m on saturday
next full meeting is desired, as the election
of officers will take place.
nS- Enquiry is made OF the whereabouts OF
one Charles Ellsworth, who was in TINS vic1n'ty
some six or eight years ago. Any information
,cft-at tho postofcc will be forwarded to his
friends.
ny> The Diplomas awarded by they Cedar
County Agricultural SocIety are now ready for
all persons entitled to them. The diploma
designed and engraved expressly for this Socie-
ty, and is beau tiful specimen of workmanship.
~ We call attention to the notice of DR..
SrENcERs ccture, at the Methodist Church, on
tomorrow evening. The Doctor is one Of the
most popular lecturers in the west, and having
travelled through Europe. his lecture will be the
result of his own observations.
TIE ENTERTAINMENT, on Tuesday evening,
passed off very pleasantly. and considering the
state of the roads was an eminent success. The
members Of the committee and thos, who took
part in the various dialogues, ETC.. deserve much
credit for their laudable and successful efforts.
The receipts of the evening were about SEQ.
For THROAT DISEASES and affections of the
chest "Brovns bronchial 7roches," or Cough
Lozcngcs, are of great value. In coughs, irrita-
ton of the throat. caused by cold or unusual
excrton Of the vocal organs. in speaking in pub,
lie, or sin ging, they produce the most beneficial
results.
2s~We have received letter from member
Of Company f, l1th Reg iment, dated at Canton,
Miss, Feb. 9th. It gives an account of the
part taken by the lth regiment in Sherman's
expedition to Meridian. Company E did not
lose man, and all the boys are enjoying good
health. They will soon return to Vicksburg,
and from there home, on furlough. Fiityone
of the company have re.enlisted.
LECTUEE.-Rev. 0. NJ. SPENCER d. D., rresi
dent of the Iowa State University, will deliver a
lecture at the NJ. E. Church, on Friday even
ing, March 18th, 1864, for the benefit Of the
Methodist Sabbath School. Subject: Foot prints
Of Foreign Travel" Admissi on-Iady and gen
tlenan, Is cents; single tickets, Is cents for
sale at the stores of Friend & Cubcr,son, W. p
Mcnamara, and A. H. Perry.
15-We understand that it is the intention OF
the Town Council to enforce the ordinances and
.o~~.nl'''nf. "ar nv Euvu tnnt Gun re
done under our act OF Incorporation. We arc
glad to hear this. If thel e's will, there's a way
to do considerable. We think the present Off
GERS will not be scared from their duties by q
shadow.
hs-DR. PuEISroH, the universally renowned
Lung Physician, will be in Upton, Thursday
March 22d, and remain two days at the Aldricl
House, for the benefit of those desiring his cat
ment. Patients put under treatment OF fou'
months, medicines furnished, and all changes
made for that length of time. Examinations
given free. Will also be in Clarence, Saturday
March 10th, and in Mcchanicsville. Thursday
. March 24.h.
sat the school election, for this disti let
last M'eday, there were - votes cast, every ont
Oh "h'ch vas for the following persons: Fo
PRESIDENT w. p. WOLF; for Vice President DA