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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-12-28
Marvellous Feats i'm Bread
Baking.
THE STEWART STOVE ON :

AOS = I" a" = oAOVA w AASAAA.
FIRST ExPBxiNENr.-Atth the store of wANDs i
KENNIcurr, Albany, n. Y, 40 No. Of bread were
baked with the u Stove, improved, fOven 10
inches square]. without renewing the fire. The
Stove was fitted for the occasion, by substituting
FIRE proof cement for the usual fire brick Innings
and double size Top Baker for the smaller one
commonly used. In most other respects II wss
the same ~ when properly arranged for summer
use. ~ hs. Of coal were put in At the start, and
rs. remained at the close.
SECOND EXPERIMENTAL the same place, and
with the same Stove. barrel OF flour WAS baked
into bread, making go Ms. commencing IL hosrs
after the fire was made. Amount Of coal con.
sumed. 81 bs. s..7#.&t E-s5" =.
THIRD EXPERIMENT AT the house Of the In
ventor and patentee, in Troy. n. Y, 500 rs. Of
bread were baked with the same size Stove. but
with no other appliances than the application OF
the full sumner dress. No renewal Of the fire.
Amount of coal consumed, Is rs.
FoURT1 EXPERIMENT. the store Of FULLER,
WARREN h Co., Troy, N. Y, IS loaves Of bread,
weighing 2 BIS. each. were baked in three sepe
rate ba;ches, in the No. 81 Steve, IOven q inch
IS square], with a single stick of wood, II inches
In length. and inches square, commencing with
. cold stove. The fire was started with splinters
taken from the stick.
Notice is hereby given. that similar feats will
be rcpeate d. at the store of Fuller, Warren 4 Co.
in Troy, as often A. the -four shall be Furnished,
npon condition that the bread baked shalfb dis.
tributed for the benefit of the poor.
The above celebrated Stoves are for sale by
6m4G SMITH BROTHERF, Upton.
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DIARIES FOR 1866, for sale at the Post ONCE
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST,

THE SATURDAY EVENING POST,
The oldest and best literary weekly published
commences the year 1866 with splendid array
Of contributors, over twsrty five in number, who
will write exclusively for the Posr during the
year, thus filing its columns with nearly all ORR
ginal reading matter. unsurpassed by any other
paper Of its kind. The popular and we'll known
author, EMERSON BENNETT, commences 4 coatin.
ued story in the first number OF the new year,
called 'The Phantom Of the Forest; . Tale Of
the Backwoods." a story Of the early settlement
Of Kentucky, full Of wild adventure and Of thrill
ing interest. Mrs BELLA z. SPRINGER, the edi
. continued story during the year, entitled "Ge-
nevive Howe.n The high MOI al tone Of the con-
tents of the Posr should recommend it to every
household throughout the land.
The proprietors will give one Of Wheeler
Wilson's Sewing Machines. boxed and forwarded
tree of cost-the regular price of which is $50
on the following terms:
l. Twenty copies Of the Posr. enc year, and the
sewing Machine, $40
chino $s5
3. Forty copies, one year, and tie Sewing Ma
oh;ne Sl0O
All club. may BE- composed partly Of Tnr Posr
and nartly of The LADY's FRIEND, . superb
monthly Magazine, il desired; and will be sent
to difiersut post.ofices il desired. This IL an
easy and cheap way for tho ladies' to get Sewing
The cash terms Of The Posr, payable in ad.
nns copy. one year, $3.50. Four copies, SIS 90.
E;eht eopies. and one to gettcr up Of the club,
sd. 90. Twenty copies, and one to gettsr up Of
club. S35, 90. TRz Posr aad The LADY's FRIEND.
ono wear. $500. Specimen numbers OF the
Posr sent gratis. Address HENRY PETERSON
4 CO. No $40 Walnut Street, Phisadeipnia'rs.
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Godey's Lady's Book
FOR 1869.
The Fashion Magazine Of the World,

LITERATURE, FINE ARTS AND FASHIONS.
The mag nifcent Steel engravines DornLw Asn-
ION PLATES Wood engravngs on every subject that
can interest ladies. Crochet knitting, Netting, EN-
broidery, Articles for the Toilet, for the Paror the
Boudoir. and the Kitchen. Everything, In fact to
make a complete Lady's Book.
HE LADIES' FAVoGlTE FOR &c YEARS.
No Magazine has been able compete with it. None
attempt il. GoDEi'S RECEIPTS for every depart
ment Of household. These alone worth the price
ofthe Book. MODEL COTTAGES (uo other magazine
si give r th.ml w,t4 diagrams DRAWING LESSONS
ME !y worth year. Other Ma
to Cooley get it before the music stores, GARDENING
FOR LADIES. Another popularity with Cooley
fashions from Messrs. A. I. Ste sart L Co. Of New
York, the millionaire chants appear In Cooley tho
only Magazine that has them. Ladies' Bonnets. We
give more Of them in year than any other Magazine
In fact the Ladys Book enables every lady be her
own bonnet maker.
MARION HARLANp,
AsiAoress f''4lone, ""Hidden patA, ~" No,, Side,
"Nsmesis,' and ".Nriam."
writes for Cooley each nd for no other magazine
new novel by her will be published 1866. have
also retained all our old and favore contributors.
Terms of Godey's Lady's Book for 1866.
(From which there can be no deciation.)
The following are the terms Of the Lady's Book 70
One copy, one year, s3,no
Two copies, one year, 2 10
Three copies, year, 7n
-FOUR copies, one year, 1000
Five copies, and extra cory to thu per-
getting up,he club, max 'nk six copies, 1900
Eight copies, one year, and extra copy to the
person getting up the cub, 81 90
Eleven copies, one year, and an extra copy to the
person getting up the club, - - " $3.50
All additions to clubs n club rates. -a
Cooley = LAly's hook and Arthur's Home Magazine
will be sent, each one year. on receipt Of ~, so.
We have club with any other mag azine newspa-
per. =.
RI. money mast al Be sen. at ti~s for any ef.Ae
Clubs.
Address L. A. Cooley
N. 4. Cofner Sixth & CheNnu Sts.s Philadelphia.
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Upton UNION School. winter
I'm Of this school will commence on
|sxs Tuesday, the I'd Of January. The
POOL q now organized and managed, is
Improvement upon any that We have
heresofoes, aod " can SEQ no reason
sending childrs. T. distance to fod
(oa instruction. Yos.g ladies' who
% teprepare to teach. NEXT summer.
PINOT u better than to attend our Hioh
hool. All should be in on the irst
it possible. Good board can be had
reasonable rates, BY eDquiriDg at the
Notice.
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NEW YEAR DAY.-It has been . Gus.

NEW YEAR DAY.-It has bsen . Gus.
tom from time immemorial for friends to
present each other on this occasion with
some keepsake or article Of value, a. .
reminder to keep bright the chain Of
friendship. There is sometimes diff
Guilty in selecting suitable presents on
such occasions, and . suggestion is often
beneficial. On stepping 10 n j. L.
RowEL's, last evening, and admirisg bic
large stock of clocks, watches and jswslry.
W were reminded that = nice watch,
gold ring, car drops, breast.pin, silver
plated castor, and host Of other articles
would m axe splendid New Years pres.
snts. Mr.. r. has the latest styles Of
good jewelry, large stock Of clocks and
watches, is an accomplished workman,
and will eodeavor to please al Who favor
him with their patronage.
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| sail persons indebted to Us on &C.
be, or otherwise, srs respectfully re-
sted to call and settle up. We have
psy our debts, and expect that other
pie will pay theirs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-12-28

The RIGHT WAY is . radical pspsr
|bblished weekly At Boston, Mass, BY
10. L. Stearns. 1t is the cheapest pa.
Ps published, for it is sent gratis, add
y DOLLY that, tho postage is paid by him.
il - excellent paper and should be
Fgeb circulated. It will do good
|nd on your own and neighbors names
"a get it. A little money would not be
tused. There is no bunbug about it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-12-28

- Cherries A. Pratsh, On experienced
uusmith, has opened Guushop in the
suth room Of the Virgin B!eck, where
those having guns or any kind Of .
70 srm, that needs repairing, can get it
me IN the very best manner.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-12-28

CHR1srMAs.-Last Monday was the
day generally recognized IS the anuiver-
.ary Of the birth of Christ, sometimes
called tho Prince Of Peace. Hereabouts
the public celebration of tho day vas In
troduosd BY the firing Of gans. Soon
after daylight portion Of Young Amer
lea went around the streets yelling like
. pack of savages, calling on those who
sell candies, apples and the like, for
Christmas gifts. The gifts were usually
thrown out to them, ard then commenced
. scramble and tussle that would do hon
or to . pack Of hungry wolves. These
scenes continued till near noon. Later
in the day . portion Of "Old America"
perhaps "Old Canada" would be the
moro appropriate term, having imbibed
more alcohol than they could convenient
" carry, came to blows, and . confused
head was the consequence. The parties
were called before Justice, and the -.
sau!.er was induced to pay fioe Of TWEEN
ty dollars. 1t strikes u that in heath,
en- country, where they refuse to believe
in Christ and his Gospel, the deings
would have been appropriate, but they
were not such - were becoming 10 .
professedly christian. country. A whole
years instruction in the Sabbath School
would hardly compensate for ono such
celebration Of Christ's birth day. Let
US either not celebrate the day At al, or
do it 10 suoi way ~ will not tend to
drive away all thought of Chris. and be
mission. We think it would be we'll to
refuse gifts when demanded in such an
uncivilized manner.
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"OLD CEDAR" AHEAD.-We would
lounce that, 10 addition to the num-
|ds insrrisses now taking place, on
ristmas our city was visited by a
idst company consisting Of four sisters
\ their "fsllers"-all spliced Oh that
y. Long may they wave.
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PRICES OF PRODUCE.

MuscATINE MAKKErs.-Fall wheat, 81 20 Spring,
s0c@$'.OO; Oats Is cents; Rye, scots; Barley
zoe: Corn, in ear, l5c; sheled, zoe; Hogs, $500
$500 dressed.
DAVENPORT MARKErs-Wheat, 5Oc@sl, rs; Bar
ley, 35g60c.; Oats. l6@lsc. Corn, 2lc. Hogs
dressed, S925M9.5O.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-12-28

SENAroRIAL.-The Lyons Mirror sd-
peases, with much force, the election
|secretary Harlan for the long tern in
Ia u. 8. Senate.
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OFFICE Co. SrP'T., CEDAR CO., iowa, J
Triton. November 2Stb. 1865. I

To THE TEACHERS AND
SCHOOL OFFICERS OF CEDAR COUNTY:
] would here give notice. that during the
coming winter shall be At my Office on Satur
days only. Teachers. wishing an examination
on any other day wiHea at my residence, four
doors below the Union School House in Upton
C. A. POUND. Co. Eupt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-12-28

,vERY.-Mcssrs. David Kelley 4
srs have purchased the livery stable
bstts 4 Wear, and viii continue the
;oess at tho Aldrich House stable.-
k.y viii keep good horses and buggiss,
pd viii ende.vor to supply al demands.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-12-28

PROFESSORS DEARBORN .Dd AEo~ro.~
now holding Musical Convention At
Lutheran Church, in Upton. They
|ve large Glass Of scholars, oil Of whom
satisfied that these gentlemen know
p to teach music, and that they also
sssss superior musical talent. o.
fday night Of this week they will give
concert, consisting of Anthems, Glees,
sartets, TO-, by the Glass, interpreted
|sh popular ballads BY Messrs. Dearborn
hd Norton, At Deans Hall, and W can
sure al lovers of good music that they
p not regret being there. Admission
ets. Concert commences at = o'clock.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-12-28

LIVE FExcEs.-It 10 now generally
uife~d that pons hat live fssHas shonid
! set, and il il also admitted that the
(sse Orange is tho only plant that 10
10 to succeed here. 1t is much cheap.
to buy the seed than plants, even It
plants could be had. A few pounds
sesd can be ordered through s. s.
kxIELs, Agent, At the rate of Sc the
gle pound, or IS per pound when three
more pounds arc ordered. The supply
mall and orders should b sent in ut
10 to be certsio Of getting it.
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THE FAR FAMED
DR. WEIR,

OF Pennsy lvania, announces to this community
that he is "A practiti0ner OF the
German, French aud Spanish Mode Of
Medical Treatment
successfully practiced Of late in France Spain.
and America. He has been engaged several years
in travelling and successfully treating people
who linger under Old CHRONIC COM.
PLANTS.
He not emily aseertsins the nature Of the dis
ease as formerly prac.iced by Physicians but
passes on and discovers the cause, however in.
tricate the disease may he.
Old complaints !cuIed in Fl ON thirty to ninety
a"ys charges reasonable. Medicine iurnishsa
for 81, Is per week
Persons who live At distance can have med.
icincs sent by express TO any point they desig-
nate, by sending . statement of their complaint
in writing The money must be sent ia advance
for the time you wish. All letters must he sent
to Oskaluosa. Iowa.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
In all their forms treated carefully and conf.
dcntially.
RET will visit and consult patients while
remaining in towa free of charge. Those living
al a distance. and unable to visit him. an be
treated by sending him clear vial of their
morning urine, from which the disease will DO
asccrtained.
DIR. WEIR, inventor Of a new mode ortreafipg
diseases Of the genital organs. cures radically
eh' 1Nlltls, fttiHUl fIitH tplgpt and
all Blood aud Skin diseases. Young men sui.
ieling from nefsous debility, caused by inyol.
untary losses during sleep, can rely upon n pos
hive and speedy cure. ~ new and infallibls
method.
n. Blades who desire to avail themselves
OF Or. VS. sure and safe mode Of removing Oh
structions, impressions. DC. from whatever
cause produced, without use of medicine can
do so at one interview. b. w. has invented "A
method by which Conception can be prevented
simple and certain.
He will le at
Ataiissa, Dec. 9th; Upton. Dec. 10th:
springdale, Dec. It'll; WIN. nch,etrees. Dec. ..
Musca.Ine, Dec. 18th.
GD-Asa matter of information we Ape nd tho
following list Of patients treated by the Doctor,
since January lst, 1864: Oskaloosa 344: Oftum.
wa, 3d7; Fairfield, n Mt Pleasant 60; Rome
II; Danyille, IA; Burlington. ITO; siaourney. IS:
Musca,ine. 800; Wilton Junction 81; Durant, :;
West Liberty, SO; Springfield, 3; k.o.auqua, s.;
Bonapart 81 Salem. 20; Trenton. -; Thos Dun.
nings s: Marshall, 10: Pleasant Plain, IL; Brigh.
ton, 8: Washington 90, Winfield 4; Crawford.
vtllc, Is; Oxford. 7; City. Il; Bunkermilis,
s.; Upton 40; Lisbon, II. Cedar Rapids. 81 Ma.
con. II. Total number, 1883.
DR. ID. X. WEIR.
REsIDENCE-For the last six years in Toledo.
Iowa. He will visit the above FAMED places
every sixty days.
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y WISH Oh our readers . "A hsppy
y Year."
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~Tho Savannah corrospOodOoS OF
the New York Herald reports that east
srn Georgia il infested by gang Of
outlaws calling themselves "Rsgulaters, !"
who devote themselves especially ito
maintaining quiet and submission among
the blacks. The shooting or strisging
up of some cbs.reperous bigger BY the
Regulators is 80 common an occurrence
Is to excite little remark" All Of which
proves that Georgia is perfectly fitted to
be restored not only to self government,
but to voice in the government of the
whole country Chicago Republican.
No wonder the Georgians feared an in
surreetiou among the "oiggers" about
these days. Should ono occur who would
be to blame? The "niggsr" Of course.
He has no right to resent insult or injury.
Our southern friends may have some
thing yet to learn.
LowpEN, Dec. sd, 1865.
Mr.. EpIroR-Your remarks 10 reply
to my inquiry Of the 9Th, were about
what l expected. was confident Il ere
was no law defining the rights Of PRO-
prietors in such cass and my purpose
10 writing you was not SO much to draw
out your remarks, which | think we're
perfectly just, As it was to call the atten.
ton of all that occupying land inclosed
in that way to the point in question
the rights Of propricsors in common en-.
closures.
Il 70 presumed sh.ss -. I.s rev who
have not seen necessity for such Law
when they have found themselves thus
associated with those who have no regard
for tho rights of any, save those of their
own indomitable selves. With such per-
sons I have found it idle to talk Of
"common law, common sense, custom and
neighborly kindness" Is furnishing the
rule by which they should be governed
in occupying these lands. They will
laugh at you and otherwise insult you
for your trouble in talking with them
An instance directly 10 point occurred
in this part of the county during the
past season. Some six or eight men own
On enclosure Of some four or Eve hundred
acres one of them owns less than eighty
acres. He had his in grass and grain; the
others had theirs 10 orchardiDg, garden
vegetables, grain and corn. His crops
.s matter Of course came of first and
his part Of tho field was then cleared
Now one would suppose that if Common
sense" failed, "nsighborly feslings"
would have been sufficient to induce him
80 far to regard the rights Of others in
that enclosure, especially IS he bad No
inside fence Of his own, % not to turn
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-12-28

|bR, NAvIs's NEW EXPLANATORY
PRsE DocToR" 10 being rapidly intro.
Pccd IL our state. About $50 copies
(|rs already bosn sold IN Tama county.
friend there, informs US that il gave
most universal satisfaction. This is .
hrk vsry much needed in our county,
here diseases among horses are 50 fire..
hent and fatal.
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L.,nNee the X.-subscribers who IND IN \
|. .he;r names will anderstand that the time Ps'o
(.,p,res With one more number. and thas the sup
~. nust be renewed By advance payment II snsy
The paper continued. Address al letters 70 'h'
IaaeheJ.
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TUE TEMPERANCE PLATFORM 10 q
FnimoDtbly paper published at Du-
Pque, and az it's name indicates, 10 de.
ted to the cause of temperance. It is
pnducted With much ability and should
lsslve the support Of temperance people.
|rms.-One dollar a year. Address,
pl'saers Temperance Platform, Du-
me, Iowa.
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,os sALx.-A good Dwsllisg Aoes. sho Ao'
49,. Apply % W. n. ALDEN.
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~Ths Board Of Supervisors meet
Z Monday, the Let Of January.
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1.-THE AasoA . Hamlin Cabiast Organs,
forty different styles adapted to sacred ana secular
music, for $50 to 5000 each. FrrY-oxE dolp o.
SILVER MEDALS, sp other frs, premiums aW them
illustrated catalogues free. Address, MASON HAM.
LIN, Boston, Or MASON BROTHERS, S.~Yo,k.
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Davenport Marble Works,
McCOSII II DONAIiUE.
No. AZ Perry st, adjoining L. S. Express ONCE.
DAVENPORT, IOWA

MONUMENTS, TOMBS. MANTLES,
TABLE AND PIER TOPS. and every
description Of Plain l. Ornamental Work.
GS-All orders from abroad, through our TRAY.
cling Agents, or otherwise, will receive promp.
attention, and no pains will he spared by the
proprietors to render satisfaction to ail who NAV
faro. them with their orders 4 Libe, al dis.
count made on Soldiers monuments and grave
stones. n44m3
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-09-20
Proclaim the immuto0is principles Of Dsmos
racy ihroue hou. he lundn
THE WEEKLY
PA 9R3@E q BIIG Xe
FOR THE CAMPAIGN OF 1895.

The political campaign just opening in
Pennsy lvana is destined TO be one of great
importance, and 10 have a powerful iIflu>
ence upon the future Of The country al large.
In great measure IL will deierm inc the
gubernaforial contest of 1866, and have al
influence upon The presidential election two
years thereafter. But, more important,
VIII probably determine the choice OF the
next u. :. Senator from this State aud fhus
afiec, the egiriaffon of Congress and The
restoration OF peace 10 The land. Il is,
therefore, of vital importance that every
exeriion should be made BY every member
oil our parry 10 secure The victory Not
only should every local organization be put
70 work, bat every honorable means should
be adopted 10 stir up the aparheiic and
lukewarm. ard 10 make new votes by con.
version. II can only be through the i'm.
ma table and golden principles of Democra-
ry that the ccuuiry can be redeemed from
the ihraldom OF fanslicisn, degradation aud
taxation. Outside The Democracy there are
no principles. The rule OF action of fhe
opposition is ever cnSneflg--one thing To-
day-somelhing else Tomorrow. II 10 held
together merely by expedIenis-the latest
and most Outrageous OF all heing The mod
ern. six-months political trick Of negro
suffrage. To defeat this. and all o.se1
schemes OF the AbolitunAshoddy hordes
who live only 10 psundef and iyranuizs, let
every Democrat arouse and grid on Tho
rusty armor of his fslhers in Democracy
OF Washington, ol Jefferson, OF jackson;
and march 10 battle end 10 victory
THE WEEKLY PATRIOT AN1 UNION.
As The Central organ or ihs Democratic
party the Weekly Pairiol and Union has
acquired lar-e and more diffused circn.
larIon than any other Democratic journal
in the STATE II has heretofore occupied
an influential position as AT able and ia.
dusirlous worker in the caa-e of Democ-
racv, and lis friends lay that il still con,n.
ues 10 be valuable organ OF the party
II Is not for uS, however, 10 puff our own
work. II We have been faithful 10 The
cause OF The party and the country, we
hope every Democrat will make il an OBJ
!ect to extend our field of operations by
adding 10 cur list OF snb.cribers. TIE low
price OF The Weekly in comparison with
the amonni Of matter furnished makes il
one OF The cheapest OF newspapers. Wa
hope every good Democrat who reads rhis
will send his name and SO so for copy for
one year. II this is too much for those " no
are very poor, lei all such send ia fifiy
cents each, aud receive the Weekly Parrot
and Union for The campaign. The folio -
ing are the terms:
TERMS PER YEAR.
Single copies. er annum, 50 SO
sIx months, 80
| Clubs ol ten or more TO one address 90
DURING THE CAMPAIGN.
Single copies 30 ella.
Clubs OF len or more 10 one address 30 rs.
A III orders shonld be addressed 10 ibe
PATRIOT AND USlON.
Harrisburg, Pa.