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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06

A SUBSTITUTE ron BRANDY IN CASES
OF ExHAUsTIoN.-In the "Trsnsactiona
of the Obstetrical Society,"" London, DR..
Druitt recommends for this purpose lean
beef, chopped up, enclosed in a jar and
subjected for an hour or more to heat,
when it will separate into three portions,
fat, FIBER and liquid essence. Strain of
the last, and separate the fat by means
Of blotting paper, when . clear amber
liquid is obtained of an intensely aromat.
ic smell and favor, very stimulating to
tho brain. Different samples of meat
yield different quantities of it, and con.
tains variable proportion Of gela.inous
matter. 1t yields on evaporation about
one sixteenth Of solid residue which soon
effervosces on exposure to the air from
the saline matters contained. This is not
intended as a substitute 70. common beef
tea, but it is recommended as an auxilia.
~ to and partial substitute for brandy in
all cases Of great exhaustion or weakness,
attended with cerebral depression. 1t is
free from bulk, and exerts a rapid ssimu.
lating power over the brain. In the Sc
quela of severe and e2Lausting labor it
is invaluable.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06

A terrible tornado passed over the vii.
lsgs and vicinity Of Yirsaus, Vsrnoa
county, Wis, On the 1st inst, psossfss.
| ing 50 dwellings, killing II persons and
wounding 100.
Gen, Tury, commanding the Depart
m.n, Of Virgins, has issued m order
declaring tbs. all the laws Of the State Of
virginia and municipal ordinances -.
s.ric.ing the personal liberty Of free col
ored persons which were enacted in the
intsres: O! slave owners snd for tho secu-
rity Of slave property, and were subss.n-
italy parts Of the slave code, snd, - SIS
very has been sbolished in Virgins, these
laws sod ordinances have become obsolete.
People Of color will therefore henceforth
enjoy the same personal liberty that other
cisizsns enjoy. This ordinance was issued
il sccordsncs with the promise msde BY
tho President 10 the delegation Of color
ed men who laid their grievances before
him last week.
The following named gentlemen con.
sti.uts tho Republican State Central
Committee. First Judicial District,
james Tracy Of Burlington, chairman.
Second Judicial District, s. A. Moore
Of Davis county; third district, +. +.
Smith Of Taylor; fourth, J. H. Smith Of
Harrison; 9Th, G. G. Nourse Of Polk;
sixth, VIM, Loughbridge, Of Mahsska;
seventh, y. Whitney, j., Of Clinton;
eighth, VIM. G.. Thompson Of Linn;
ninth, j. M. Brsyfos Of DsIswsse; tenth,
Thomas UpdegraT Of Clayton; eleventh,
9. b. Richards Of Webster; twelfth, J.
q. Patterson Of Floyd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06
SHERIFF SALE.

~ virtue ~ first pfnres execution IN me directed
issned rom VI" Office ~ the Clerk n tho District Court
- IN" ~ w county ~ Cedar And rtate ~ Iowa In
MOORE ny. lsFlsd hpnn the following property Al
the properly ~ the sasa jacob, W. Moore, To wit:
ihf sPneheass quarter ~ ~ the northeast quarter
III o. section t*enty three fa3 township eighty fsst
rankeihnf u vest 18th p. M, IN Cedar 60 unity lows
ana shat oHeF tie aatns fur sae nj public pnterv nj
county sh saturday the I'D day ~ July. A. D. f-G,
~ one crock r m Of sad day IT, satisfy Haid exrru
ton and rhsss that may accrue thereon
Dated this Til day Of June, A. u. r-s5
GRO. W. SMITH
sheriff af Cedar county. Iowa
Fer y. Louis Smith, Deputy. ug.sa,
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claims sesinst the Government, Of what
eve, nature, to the U. s. Sanitary Com.
mi.sioo Claim Agency Of g. II. KENT,
10 thss city. The enormous svisdlss
pr,cticsd upon tho soldiers snd their
ber..ved families BY uoprineipled sssor.
news and sgents, have Induced the Unit
ted States Commission to establish the
above agency, the parsn. Office being It
Washington, with local sgsnts appointed
10 all the principal towns and cities of
the country. Claims will be sooner set.
tied .hroug n this agency than sny other !;
and, besides this, il will be done free Of
Ill charge 10 the soldier, bis widow or
orphan.
Twenty. FIVE men turned out to hunt
foxes in Wspsllo county, last Friday,
and succeeded in capturing two.
AT Wheatlsnd, > few days since, .
boy threw : Ere ball, Tightening > tssm
on the street, which broke loose and ran
away. Thu. owner, Mr.. Ira COPYRIGHT,
while attempting to stop the horses, was
run over and injured 70 that he died the
next day.
During late awful storm 1t James.
Vile, Bremen county, = farmer named
George Mowerly sought refuge in lis
stable, which was blown down, crushing
him under it's ruins.
Iii reported that the old lead horse
Of the Copperhead party in this state, in.
oludiog Geo. W. Jones, Of Dubuque, A.
G. Dodge, Judge Mason, Of Burlington,
and Henry Clay Dean, now wauderiog,in
a state of unrest, propose TO emigrate to
Mexico. They will probably establish
in Sonora, if Barkis or Maxi.
milan is willing.-Des Moines Reg.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06
Dress Reform Conventfon.

The dress rsformers are holding 4
Convention in Rochester. There seems
to be quite : gathering Of short skirts,
snd pan falcons. Ono woman, Mrs. Has
brouck, said she had been brought next
to deaths door by adopting the Gamer.
lean costume" ~ she had done the labor
of six women since adopting il.
A Mrs Roberts, the woman farmer oil
Niagara county, N. Y, appeared on the
stage with her Eve daughters: Mrs. r.
said that she was not ashamed to DO
seen, that she and her daughters do not
look very delicate, but the girls were
hardly young ladies. They arc al farm.
ers, know the good points Of horse, and
know what crops are most profitable.
The meetings seem to be occupied BY
the giving Of the "experiences" Of
those who have adopted the "Americsn
costume" A Mr.. Dunstun event the
whole figure" and advocated tho sboli.
ton Of skirts and the adoption BY male
and female Of the same dress. He went
in for shockin people, as he said people
needed to Be shocked.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES:
Of Farm Machinery!

Agents for the following described Farm Machinery
and Implements. &c: Moods -@Ef-Raxinz Reaper,
Excelsior Combined Reaper. SDropper], Beioit Gem
Mn-d Reaper. fhani rake, BeIais single Reaper;
Buckeye CONFINED Reaper Little Champion Conhin-
ed Reaper: j. p. NANNY VI Iam Cut Reaper. j. +.
Manny's Wild. Cat do: The fountain Reaper ard
Mover, Reapinx ard Moving Atsaeh uent. Reaper;
Woods Prize Movers; Farmer Mowers; Excsisos
Movers; BeIot Movers. Buckeye r. Movers Back
ere Jr. d.: Ha.nes' Illinois Harvester. 7facsurei
nndes the direct supervision Of the Patantss which
will insure to the purchaser eror machine: Run
d@fl's Horse Hay Fork. Gladdinxs Harse Hay Fork !;
Little Giant Horse Hay Fork; Sprouts S1lKy Hay
Rake; Whites Salxy Hay Rake: &c.
Agents Nestnryport Portable En- CINE WORKS. Port
0se Engines adapt f 70 use. Farm Machinery ware
houses, Oil or Coal Mining Works. Send for circulw.
General assortment Of FARM MACHINERY esu-
SANITY on hand. Dealers in Salt, Quick Lime. c.
ment- ssucco, Hair, &e. Agents for the Austin Pow
der Company-Riae, Sporting and Blasting Powder
on hand TO supply the trade loves, wholesale prices
Parties Wishing to ship 10 st. Louis New Orleans,
We viii receive the grain in bulk sack ard p Of re
eeise In sacks and ship. having OF our house. IN
the ievee, where the grain il taken by hnasmen
without exposure on ievee. CDssTGSMENTS AND
okOkko soLICIIED. J. C. RTcHER & Co,
Clinton, lows.
J. G. BreHER Il Co, Meckancsrille, Iowa.
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BILE LAND
FOR SALE CHEAP.

The n. f. Quarter, the N. W. Quarter. and the
> b. QuarteF OF Section IL, Township -, Range
>, IN Fremont township. for sale separately or to-
gethsr, on favorable terms.
Also, 10 Acres, uithin 2 Miles Of Upton.
Southeast / of Northeast / 10, 50. 2-4o acres.
south Of northwest Il, So. $50
These tracts were selected and entered at an
early day, and are very choice locations; they
viii BE- sold on reasonable terms, If applied for
soon.
Also, 16O Acres in Sugar Crcek togasEp
on the main travelled road to Muscatine com
prising
East Of southwest O. 70 $50 acres
Northwest of southwest q. n. -4o
southeas. 1 Of northwest ., 10, 40
Also, 40 Aeres adjoining Smiths Flour
ing MiA, on Sugar Greek;
Southeast | ofsontheasti %, 70.
Also, 40 acres III Springfield township.
eoutheassi Of southuestl p, 81, /.
For particulars enquire OF
NAY 1'th, 1865. 2.s5 WIN. II, TUTHllL.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06
$40 Reward!

Essrayed rom the Subscriber on Friday even
ing, June 20, lsf@. Bright Hay Mare. abou.
eight years old; about Ia hands high; il bare
fooiea, ana mas no white on her. When eating
corn she has the habi. Of throwing her head M,
on one side. Tie mare .as brought here on m .
cars from the "ast this spring. and went away
for tho purpose offoaing. The subscriber think,
that she went hack on the line If railroad.
The a.ove reward will be- paid upon the de-
livery ~ the marc, 81 upon positive informant
81 her whereabouts. Address
June II, 1865. Ak. MINOR
ms w pd Cedar pauias L.,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06

ty those who suffer from strrnrnrs complaints ard
that which viii accomplish their cnfe prove
this has Of immense service tn this I.rss class pi
our ar'ictcI fellow citizens. H.~ completely this
compound viii DO II has been proven by experiment
on many ~ the wrr.t 10 he fou nd In the follow
my complaints. serofaia. scrofulaus Swelling. and
errrtlon., ct. Ansheny's Fire, Rose Erysip.las,
rs.tes er Salt Rheana, scaid Head, Ring~orm, &c
spph,iss or Tenf~a! Diseass is expelled from Tn.
system hJ the prolonged Of this SARsApARrLLa and
the patient is lea in comparative health.
Fsm1ts Drstasts are caused by scrofula In the
blood and are often soon cured by this Extract Of
sarsaparilla.
Do not discard .his able medicine h~arss xou
have been imposed upon by something pretending to
be sarsaparilla, while 1t was not. When yos haze
used AyER's-then and not till then, will ron Know
the virtues Of sarsaparla For minute Of
the diseasesit cures refer ron to Aver. American
Almanac, which the agent below named will furnish
gratis to all who call for it.
AYERS CArHAK7n Pitts, for the cure Of Cossive-
ness, Jaundice, Dyspepsia Indigestion, Dysensery,
Foul Stomach, Headache, Piles, rheumatism. Heart
burn arising disordered stomach, Pain or Morbid
Inaesion Of the Bowels, Flasnlensy Loss Of Appetite
and for : Dinner Pill.
They are sugar coated, 80 tina. the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly and they the hest Aper-
'ehs In the world for all the Of family ply
Prepared by J. G. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass. and
sold by W. Y. MCNAMARA, Upton and by all dealers
| In medicines every where. 2Iy n2yws
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06
GRIsT MILL MACHINERY FOR SALE,

Consisting OF two run Of stones, smut ma
chine, boiling apparatus, elevators, conveyer.
belts, and all the shsfsing puiieys, DC, to run
the same, 10 complete order and az GOOD A. new
Also, the hush frame, boiling ehest, elevator
boxes, and other Internal wood work if desirsa
Will he sold low for cash, or TO anti purchasers
Apply 10 J. h w. sHEAEER, Upton, lows
Jane z1tb les. 12s.4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06

peace. In regard 10 the Indian asroei-
ties with which he is charged, hs indig-
sansly denies ever having oountenanssd
0, % eoursgsd them, and courts IN invss.
sigstion Of bis military carser.-lrdian-
~rolis Journal oakk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06
~Geueral Butler saws.

81 know, from having seen ia roll.
Of 100 900 Of the rank and 6le Of the
Confederate army, prisoners, that only
one in eight vas able to sign his nams.
And yet they are sminsntly "6s" Il
vote.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06

A complete assortment Of CHOICE FRESH
"A TEAS, in their different varieties, just re-
ceiyed by W. II. A. dF.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06

GTGaRs in all their grades-~Dxnards, Port
- lands, 7. h r. r., Crystalized, White Coffee.
A. b. 4 e., Crushed and Powdered, for sale by
w. II. A. j +.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06

TvRIsH PRUSEs received By
W. II. A. 4 r.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06
Ayers Sarsaparil1a

liz 4 concentrated extract " the
choice root, 50 combined with
other substances Of still greater
Alternative powers ~ to AFFORD an
ef~ectuai antidotc for diseases
sarsapariiia IL repnted - cure.
each 4 rereiy il snrnry 1anted
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06

THE attention Of Farmers and Teamsters In
i directed to = trial Of "Morehonse i Merri-
ans Wagon Oil, or Axlc Grease, the very best
article Of the kind, for sale by WI. A. d.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-07-06
Table and Pocket Cutlery,

Viii ample e.tpertence, and reasonable
faeitsttss tor the parchase o. m"cha"-
dizs, they are confident IN their ability
to successfully compete either IN tho paf'
chase Or safe Of merchandise ruth any
and alt comp~tttors-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
OUR COMING FOURTH.

Mon are apt to underestimate pcrils That are
past and obstacles that have been successfully
overcome. Mrs. Hcmans t,uthfully represents
her "Traveler at the Source of the Nile the
first flush of triumph over-with sinking heart
asking himself" And is this aU!"
The American Republic stands to-day victor
over the darkest and mightiest conspiracies that
over assaulted the life OF a nation. -Four years
of desperate, devastating, exhausting, sanguin-
airy War have Just eliminated in the complstest
triumph ever won by people in arms. The
Rebellion is dead, and Slavery, its parent, is
dead with it. Our country is not divded-vill
not be diyided-but remains one, and is all FREE.
Slavery in the South is abolished, and there il
reason for hope that Slavery at the North beng
a parasite, fungus, Of the former, will follow
it TO the grave. The chain that fettered the
ankle of tho field -hand in Alabama shacBed
also the tongue and pen Of priest and politician
lin New.York or Indiana. After a gigantic,
fearful struggle, it ia settled that the Declare
ton of American Independence was not based
on comprehensive lie, and that the humbleSt
and least instructed man has lust IS good a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
To Advertisers.

IL WnrxLY TRIBUNE has circulation hrser than tha
OF any other new paper and large proportion OF its snbscp
ers take no other on The space in this she, allotted TO
advertisements necessarily limited 20 that each has 'e
dvsu.ase Of bc easily SEEN and all generally read with
AS much inter-, snatter There is-as those VINO
have tried knox-no advertising medium in the country 70
cheap because there profitable to the advertiser
The paper circuie among the udus. and Thirty Classes
the Fsuer Manufacturer Merchants and Mechanics OF the
coun,ry-snd is carefully read by their wives and daughters
1t safe to say tba, each advertisement in 1t Is read every
week by not less than half million OF the most intelligent oil
tie people He who makes HIS business his merchandise or
his known this immense number scattered all
over the loyal fail to do so to his own manifest
ano area. advantage.
Advertisements tho fifth page 81 ~, and on the
eighth page 81 line For this weeks issue they riass be-
banded IN TO day.
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widow and orphans on tho assumption that he
had left them large fortune. ...-.

The World has special correspondent tray
cling through North Carolina, who writes from
Greensborough as follows:
"Thc destitute rGtion hGs been dropped, except 70
the unemployed negroes for the manifest reason that IL
fosiered dlcness and sId among the whites IEcie
were no less than thirty thousand ratOns issued at Ia
leigh in n single day. and increasing 1t Is now
reasoned that State which could do 30 much for the
needs Of the Confederate army can maintain ITS own
PEOPLE who ought to be at work. There are ttu ecp'
az nork b.side ai9r0ss There is trade. Field labor
has been considered the peculiar province OF the rego
except in the upland counties. CoJedoote officers ana
soldiers az. oakng about the s,res,s netting for sochns
10 turn up, but not gyinH 10 turn up anwhhg.
Suppose Gov. Holden should give these Rebel
a piece of lecture on the necessity of industry
from tho text SIN the sweat of thy face shall
thou cat bread all the days of thy life," telling
them that "tO be prosperous and happy, yol
must labor" and that 81 you are idle, vou vii
become vicious and worthless &C., &c. w
are opposed to all monopolics, and object to tn
lavishing so much official good advice on ing
gers" Give them their due proportion; bu
let Whites have their fair allotment OF ever.
thing that is good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-21
The CennciI Of Congregational Churches
The Preside Ps Reply 20 Hts Address.

BosrOs, Tuesday june 20. 1903
The following dispatch from President john
son wrs read in TIE Council t1dSy lime 10 ,ss,
To Gor. W. a. BUCKINGHAM Moderaor q ne Ha''onH'
Council Of Congr,ea,ioral C1rc,es Bos'or;
received with profound thanks the despatch OF your
ouncil In the ar,luous and embarrassing duties do.
yoyea up ne. feel tie need OF the cooperation ana
sympathy OF the people. and 81 Tue as.ls,acc ~ oa'
deayor TO DISCHARGE honestly and TO the oest oi ny
Judgment with the conviction that the best on
civil ard religious liberty thronght tae "UId mr 70
nency Of our country. Let US all labor TO hat END anu
that mission upon which the pe0pe have pcen seht
'o ANDREW JOHNSON.
10 tho frat National Congregational Council no. IN
| ,sion in Boston, the Rev. L. NJ. Port d. u. o. MIS-
souri, Chairman of the Committee on the oae OF s'
Country reported Monday. June ~, series OF rs
| oations ascrbing thanksgiving to Almighty Goa ot
the victory Rebellion and the RESULTS Oh 'nss
triumph. giving praise 10 tue army ana navy; snu On
pressing sympathy for Tho friends OF the fallen eh
deep Indignation ri the a,saSsination o. tno
late President Lincoln. and extending to AIS snccessor
ASSURANCES Of sympathy and cooperation; uonouhclus
the Rebellion a. trauscending the enOnes OF treason
recorded in the history OF other country urghS
tie Government. while blending mercy WIN
Justice deal with the traitors ID sueh manner toa'
rho groatness of their crime VIII De forever Iecog-
niyed regarding the late war as Judgment on oa'ery
and ON tie completely Of the nation with H. enlOnibR
just dealing with the freedmen ana ia,o,ine
ana terrifying them in their new status oy oesfor74
pos them iSe escsips franchise and al The rShts Of e,,t-
sip; speaking Of the wide field for religious work
opeuel by the termination OF he war; regarding tAs
prcsept time "a crisis demanding the most eectua
means OF education and cvange!zatiou. and the re-
gous faith OF the orefathcrs as the most effective Tor
tho work stating it 10 be the duty Of the churches
represented in the Council dinsc their iath In thus
new field offering renewed giving for the past.
and expressing faith in the future support OF the Al
mighty.
The Rev George Allen of Nassaoh usctts Rev. w.
Becchcr OF New ork and the Rev. Drkrx suggested
slndry additions 10 tie report apd motion 10 recon-
init was sde by the latter gentleman and subsequently
Withdrawn. Suggestions were made by other genilo'
men, and some further discussion tOox place. AID tho
r. sOht!o we've unanimously adcy'ed the whole con-
grcgstion rising while prayer WAS offered BY the Rev
y krk. d. II.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Gold Closed Last Night at l40ss.
EOREIGN NEWS.

The Asia. from Liverpool June 10, Via Queens
town June H. arrived at Halifax yesterday, bringing
two days later news.
President Johnson's Amnesty Proclamation had been
received in England and was discussed by all the Eng
lsh papers- The SGr regards the terms as wise and
generous. while the Rebel papers denounce them as
harsh The Army and Nary Gazette denounces the de-
signs of the President bloodthrstv but thinks that
no win shrink from executing them.
The Progressive Party in the French Legislative
Body intend TO send address to President johnson
reminding him that the French Republic Of isis
abolished capital punishment for political ofenses and
recommending the application Of the same principle
with regard to our prisoners.
The French Legislative Body had interesting de-
bate on the Mexican question. the opposition depre
eating the expedition, and apprehendng complications
with tho United States. The Government denied that
there was any reason for apprehendng such complcs
tions.
Cyrus W Field has returned to London to arrange for
che laying of the shore end of the cable. Mr. Lundy
passenger by the Asia to get all ready at Hearts Con-
tent. Newfoundland.
Tho Emperor OF France has returned TO Paris. The
resignation Of Prince Napoleon is accepted. All the
warnings given the French press have been declared
null and void.
The French forces in Matamcros said 10 be 1000
strong Cortinas was reported on June 6, as advsnc
ing from Corlayo 20 reake Matamoios.
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From Hoston-Funeral Of tho Murdered
Children.
boston. Tuesday, i,

LU,IT.'l INNNtf!l IV'''
The funeral OF the two murdered children
took place this morning in tho Church y: tie Unity.
Neston place Mrs. joyce. the mother. was present
iisproying the report OF Yesterday that she had be-
come insane. Shes sadly stricken down, however
Tho funeral exercises of the most solemn chaiac
ter The unfortunate children born in the city Of
Albany n. y.
Thomas Ainsly, who arrested on suspicion OF
being concerned IN the murder OF The joyce children
in West Roxbury has been relieved from custody. his
whereabouts the day Of the murder having been iny
and satisfactorily explained.
No clue has yet been obtained Of the perpetrators Of
the horrible crime.
The British bark Avon, Boston for Quebec,
went ashore in gale the 10Th INST at Spev Hsr5or
and became a total wreck The crew were saved.
The following is the weekly Statement. OF tho
condition OF the banks Of Boston:
Capital stock. e. .O00 Due from Banks ssl5oO
Loans and ds'ts.. o22 us Due other Banks 5SJ 90
Specie. 49,. sle.5tO Deposits.....-... 30s5,oO
Circulation. o.. $toa.0U