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FEMALE CORDIAL

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Wcrka I'LL T. O'Clock Jay 9Th. tor the connrnc,lon
of aoile1 Rooms At tia 8kt1n,r ana Brown School
b1.1dtI II Ft21a and Bpetlntath nj can he seen II
Tho otbca OF IL. Bauer. a1ch.tsss. No. - Lasalle
Alsc for naw Boiler f,r the Ek1nntr School build.
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Hoard Ct Pubic No as Tho Hoa:d reserves tho
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VII not psss fror. the PAlM1Ky to ihs SECONDARY
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sTAGEa7 Do not neglect Al lOK- Yo7t uxaLTHx
and LIFE ara PERIL q ~ th,t DE
HTRuCTIVE DISEASE. StHYe to NzABTRoY II. u
nQast11e, WILLS II tbs ar1fltAgas E90cHfa 1t Qn:a
, 1865-07-26
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1lneteenth Ceat1ry Il
DE-. m-AWKP
SYPHuITIC CURE.

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Radical cure for SYPHILIS In the Primary
Secondary aad Teztiazy Stages.
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distinct V1NCk which Il capable Of Hknsmst1c0 N
larocplattQp.
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LIKE SYpHlLfTIC au3VKNEREAL pI3EA9Ka in .ii
their vaE1el Aud complicated FORMS and th05ou1hV
thtsystem
This destructive tt1eals, formally considered IL
cusAhe, which hAs bAtcd the tkTN o4 car n1aat eHA
nent phyticlans sad caused MILlOSa to be conTnyo9
10 pEtkMATURE GRAVES, OF TO dtaK oue miserable
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24

Conversation with President Johnson.
A Washington correspondent Of tn
st., Louis Democrat ssJs;
Ii 10 but short time since
Senator called upon the President. !
delegation Of conservatives had just lei
him. Turning to the Senator he said
81 wonder If those persons, who but nov
passed out, imagine TILT I forget tn
power and the party to which l owe N!
elevation. There was not . man 10 TIL
delegation that wouldn't have united il
Offering a reward for my scalp few years
ego, and now they talk to me as if | owed
everything to them. l guess they'll iud
I have a memory"
Again a we'll known editor Of a prom.
inent Northern journal said to tho Presi
dent. The Democracy say you will b
found with them. That you have always
been good Democrat and will always so
remain" "Do they?' responded Mr..
johnson. "Well, sir, you are at liberty
to tell all such gentlemen that while, as
President, 1 shall endeavor to drop any,
partisan character, I certaisiy am not
prepared to do more than pray for those
VINO despitefulIy use me. l think they
stand in need Of my prayers, and its all l
can do for them"
"Mr. President we are discouraged"
said party of freedmen to tho Presi.
dent. Richmond is as much in the
hands of sccessienists now as it was be-
fore Lee surrendered. Nominslly free,
we are yet the worst Of slaves, and We see
no way of redress unless you aid US"
"Gentlemcu" answered Mr.. johnson,
"you must exercise patience. You are
free, and the vainest Virginian shall yet
acknowledge not only your freedom, but
your equality if you are true to your
selves"
"But the local State laws Of Virginia,
Mr.. President"-
"What Of the local State laws Of V;r.
GINA? Until these L. +. We come to
their senses, l rather think United
States bayonets will be about the only
laws they shall have. Go back to your
homes work hard, do your duty, and l
will see that the lowest among you is Sc
cured in his right and title to life, liberty
and the pursuit Of happiness
As the President uttered the last re-
mark bis face gowed with high resolve,
and [ never saw manhood moro sterling
aud erect than bis every lineament
betokened
From what have written and from
many more things o. similar import, you
have the reasons for my faith 10 our new
President. The work before him is
Titanic, he feels the great import, and
be does not wish to err through haste or
imprudence. lie is now feeling his way,
and will yet justify the hopes Of the pro.
gressive aud the patriot.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance Of
~ an order OF SALE made by the District
Court in and for Cedar county, Iowa, at its June
term 1865, in a certain action Of partition there.
in pending, wherein Thomas Morgan is plaintiff,
and Jonathan Smith and others are defendants
the undersigned referees will On the 9th day of
September, A. d. 1865, at one o'clock in the
afternoon, on the premises, offer for sale Ut pub
lie auction, to the highest and best bidder, tho
following described real estate, to-wit:
The north half of the northwest quarter OF
sec. -, township SO, north, range 2, west of the
5th 2. NJ; East half of the southwest quarter OF
the northwest quarter Of sec. 10, township 50,
north range 2, west 9Th p NJ; and also, 80 acres,
or thereabouts out Of the north half Of the north
west quarter of sec. "a township so, north, ran
3 west Of the 5th p. NJ.
Terms OF SALs.-One-half Of the pure base
money, cash; the balance in one year from the
day Of sale. to be secured by mortgage on the
premises, or personal security.
.. b. +. PAWLING, s.
Aug !, 1865. Nc NM. MILLHousE, Referees.
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TEMpERANcE-Thcrc are new symp
toms Of vitality in the Temperance ref
ormatioD. The antirum convention thai
recently assembled a. Saratoga. New
York, was vigorous resolve on the part
of those who are at once the inebriates
enemies and friends. We hail every
such movement as a pleasing sugury Of
the times, aud heartily approve every
enterprise designed to break the back Of
the Alcoholic King. TyranuicaIy he
rules, far and wide, he welds his septer,
and with frightful rapidity his subjects
multiply. His kingdom wiaens, aud his
power grows day by day, or rather night
by night.
But let our temperance 'stormers be
not slow TO sm,te the Gres; Wickedness
square upon its forehead. Its forehead
is those of our public men who are So
full Of whisky that it ia running out OF
their eyes. Tiny arc the head and from.
Of the lntemperancc cause. One public
otlicIal-mili.ary or civil-who sinks 80
far below the brute as to do what no
brute will condesccnd to do-thas is,
get drunk-is intellectually more mis-
chieveous to the public virtue than q
score Of confirmed ,lppIers in the ground
tier Of life. He is very black spo, On
the right hand Of the Commonwealth,
and very foul stencil in the nos.rils
of all decency. federation Of aim is a
wrong to the rest Of Us, because etauency
to him is demoraliziDg to those below
him.
Upon him, then, let the tempcranc &C
batteries pc opeued. Let that public
opinion be created which will not toler
ate drunken public man. Let drum
kcnncss in public life be held an mex
eusab!e misdemeanor, nay, an unpar dona
bic crime. Here, . Temperance reform
ers, is a field that furnishes for you
cul,iva,ing art; here ia an Grand tina
suffers for your doing; here citad
which, when you reduce, will leave tn
remainder of your reform compara.ivel
easy of Achievement - Chicago Journa
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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance Of
~ an order of sale made by the District Court
ma and for Cedar county, Iowa. at its June term,
.oo', III certain action in partition therein
pending, wherein Charles Swetland ia pIa;ntiF
and John b. stubblefeld and others are defend
anus the undersigned referees will on Monday.
the 18th day OF september, A. D. 1885,, At one
ccloeE IN the afternoon, At the front door Of the
Court House, in the town Of Upton, in said conn.
~, offer for sale at public auction to the hi gbes
bidder, the following described real estate, to.
VIII: The southwest quarter Of the northe asst
Quarter or sec: 3, township ~, north, range D.
We, Mes' OF Sih r ~; and the northwest quarter Of
norm, range 2, west of the 5th p NJ.
lEkAs OF SAI,-One-hslf Of the purchase
money. cash; the balance in one wear from dav
.. sa.e. 10 be secured by mortgage on the prem.
b. +. PAWLING.
aug. -, 1870. JOS X. SNYDER, Referees
4w'l N. c. MILLHOUSE,
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crowd q they began to crawl down ont Of
that wagon, for the prisonsr-witness had
their only pistol 10 bis possession. Hav-
ing got them safely into the road, and
mounting tho buggy himself, the face
,ious prisoner made tho party . speech,
and then surrendered his advantage,
that he had no wish to use it,
which ended tho affair.
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constantly on hand.
~ invite the attention Of the public to
my stock Of Goods; confidently believing that
can please, both in quality and prices.
vl2n12
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Al Iowa Sheriff Staiied-GenerOlss Con.
duct of Il Prisoner.

A few days ago in Buchanan county,
Iowa, Deputy Sheriff and two baIliffs
were taking the bauk robber Rorubaches,
80 Butler Center, to give evidence IN the
ease agans; Pollard for the Same offence.
Here Is what happened to the discom.
hturc Of the officers:
At certain poiat on their journey
shc party saw some wild ducks 10 a
pond, and it was remarked to be q good
shot. The deputy hauled out bis revol,
yer, cooked it, and was about to shoot,
when he said, "By the by Roru bachcr,
you are good shot with a pistol, amt
your COT course" said Rorubacher
flake this revolver, then, and try your
hand at those ducks" Rorubachsr
took the weapon. jumped out of the little
wagon, and advanced toward the ducks
for ten or twelve yards, then suddenly
turning round and covering them with
the pistol, tod the deputy and his aids
10 got oussof the wagon, and very quick.
. be intended to take ride by himself
Imagine tho "feehuks' Of that little
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24

pROBArE NorICE.-Pub,;c ,o,,,.
tnat al the session Of the County Com, 10y even
a,no IOWA on the sah Of July. 1885, an
m, 70 De the last will tes.am. nj =, I...ns
r.. han l, aeeeased, was read in open corr, .sss
"f nearing 70, hnai admission to proba,. n ana ses
IS "a september 1865 Ali persons ..,.%
vi, ass hosihed TO appear and defend or IN
probate, - the law provides. and entered ~ 70
August TIN, 1865 nsaws o' o'ah'y Judge.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

"A LIZ VERSIONS are warned not to harboy or
"A trust two sous of mine, named respect.
iyeiy, MARQUIS NELSON and JAMES WALLACE
nelson the former 10 years old. and the latter
:, ysa's oid; as viii pay no debts ofthsir con-
tracing, or be in any way responsible for their
BOARD or any expense incurred by them.
'iH' F. r. NELSON.
Pennington, Cedar Co, Iowa, Aug. Sd, Ca
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SWANS BOURBON BITTERs
SWANS BOURBON BITTERs

IT PLadies, who have tried and found most
other Stomach Biftersr too bitter, unpaiat-
abie.and to" hig hiy medieatsd for their delicate
taste, please give these trial, and you will
not he without them. They viii give tone TO
the stomach. and strength to the whole sys-
TEN. IL PH your druggist or tradesmsn has
not got these Bitsers, have him send for them.
III FRemember the name, and take no other.
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For Non.Retention lncontinenes Of Urine Indamna.
ton OF liberation Of the Bladder or Kidneys Diseases u
the PROSTATE Gland Gravel Brick Dust Deposits, Drops.
cal swe'lnss. Organic Weakness, Debility, Female Com
plants, /
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NJ, .NoIICE.-Public notice is hereby given
.at III the regular session Of the County Con,t ~
,ssH , county, Iowa, on the first Monday in Amnns,
800, the last will and testament of Robt
AM, iead ID open court, and Set for hearing for
en- o. All persons interested are thereiora not;
neu 20 appear and defend, said will and
proven and admitted to probate, as the law
August 18th, 1865 :n32w3 ~'un'y Judge.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24
The COpperhead Conspiracy Under Way

Mr.. John W. Forney confirms whs
We have divulged heretofore Of the cop
psrhsad designs He says:
"Ths present favorite Copperhead ex-
pedient is to demand tho adns,sston into
Congress Of late representatives. from the
late rebel States, elected BY such bitter ,eb.
els as lately Mrew their ballots in Rich
mond, Va. It il tho great mission Of
the Democratic leaders. They are
prompted to it by various motives. The
rebel Congressman will be the nucleus of
a new Democracy, fashioned after the
Breckenridge and Buchanan organiza.
tions which plunged the nation into
civil war They will help the men who
broke the old party to resume control in
the several Southern States. These re.
united brethren can then proceed to
repeal the war measures Of Congress, es-
pecially the odious eoD6scation laws. But
above all, when tho doors are thrown
open, and the rebel Congressman are
brought into the Capitol in triumph, the
assault upon the public credit and upon
the national financial securities wiN begin
IN terrible earnest.
"Thcy long, therefore, to get into the
next Congress, to unite with their dem.
ocratic brethren to vote against all revs.
nue. or appropriation bills, and boldly to
raise and fight under the flag of repudia-
ton. The conspiracy has been duly or
ganizcd, and involves more elements than
the people would at present readily be.
lievs. l regard it as the great peril Of
the republic. Thus it is the duty Of al
patriots, apart from their own interests,
to be ready to meet it. Under the most
plausible and deceptive theories, this in.
famous demand will be made. 1t has
already contrived to secure the sanction
supposed to be great names. 1t contem.
plates the completest disgrace and the
most astounding reputation in civil his.
tory do not fear that it will succeed;
because it is only necessary to expose
such a plot to bring it to shame"
Mr.. Forney is an old politician, used
to be a Democrat of the first water, and
has now the inside track 10 the matter Of
political information. He afirus what
he knows, and knows what he afirms, to |
be the truth, the whole truth, and moth
ing but the truth. That the peace.at.
any price politicians mean mischief there
can be no sort Of doubt. They are q
power in the Democratic organization
aud insist upon still holding its helm
Let them. We cry to them: Good fel-
lows! Held on. You will be laughed at
if you let go. Eternal vigilance is the |
price of liberty. j. D. must and shall be
preserved. The blood of Mrs. Surratt
must b. avenged. Ford's Thcater is
owned by its owner, mostly. And this
is by an orator Of the cop school in New
York:
"Mr. President, I hold that the negro
is an animal-a monkcy-a baboon. I
hold, sir, that God did not create the
negro man. That, sir, goes to the root
of the matter. The negro is an animal,
sir-an animal; and We can't make him
a man, sir. Will you give animals the
right to vote, sir? Sensation and signs
of dissent l for one will not DO it. The
great principles Of this Government, sir,
are at stake"
Applause by the "psrty founded on q
great immoral idea CHI. jour.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-08-24
.. HELMBOLD,S
aloulY coxcsxraAIKD
COMPOUND Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla,
NOT A FEW

NOT A TE"
OF the disorders that act mankind arise from the
corruption that accumuates In the Blood. OF all the d.
eoveries that have been made to purge out can
equal In efYec. HEZMBOLD'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
or SARSAPARLLLA. II cleanses and renovates the
Blood nst the vigor OF health into the system, and
purges out the humors which make disease II stimulates
The healthy functions body and expels disorders
that grow and ranke in the Blood sueh remedy thss
could be relied has long been sought for and now s
the Asst time the public have which they can d.
pend Our space here does not admit Of eertideasesN
show its Effects but the trial Of single bottle will shov
the sick that has virtues surprising anything they have
ever taken.
Two tab,espoonsful ofhe Extract sarsapara, addA
pint Of water Il equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink and
one bottle equal to gallon Of the Syrup Of saEsaDa
the decoetion ~ usually made.
The above Extracts are prepared purely scisDtsa
pr.ncipes-in Hacuo-and embody the full strength"
the ingredients entering into their composition. fsV
and conclusive test will be comparison Of thels pop
lies with those set forth In the U. s. Dispensstoy.
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A ~sggish writer gets of the follow.
"good one: A while ago every one of
the morning psr.rs had an article, daily
entitled The Situation" The omission
Of j, At present leads one to inquire with
some alarm, whether since the close of
the war, the country is "Out of a Stu
alton Ifso, wouldn't it be we'll to ad-
vertisc for one?"
At the recent convention of colored
men in Nashville, Rev. Mr. Lynch, me-
gro clergyman, made the following vindi.
cation Of the loyalty Of hi, race: ",hir,y.
Eve thousand one hundred and thirty thee
colored men have fallen in this struggle
for Union. From the ground their
bodies crieth, Who testified against the
would be assassin Of w. II. Seward?-
Who put the pursuers on the track Of
Booth the assassin? Who gave indica.
! tous of the road which jeff Davis took
to escape? Who Informed Uoiou Gen.
erals of the course strategy: and plans of
rebel Generals? Let tho testimony of
the Generals of tho army Suffice
They say colored men did it.
Bessy Wilder, a negro woman, died II
:, Richmond last week, aged one hundred
) ard eight years. She was present a,
;, Yorktown, Verginia when CORNWALL,
9 surrendered his army, and used to relat,
. with peculiar pleasure many incident
!. connected with that memorable event
A son ninety years Of age attended tn
y funeral of his venerable mother. Thi
a Old negro man resides at Petersburg. m,
Vi apparently bids fair to attain even
i, greater age.
t, Ia Wiltshire, England, the au.hori,;,
r, adopted singular method of keepiu
t the peace at the elections. They pickle
r. out two hundred of tho worst rowdi,
IT and made them special constable for tn
" day, to keep the people in order, II
le "roughs' were delighted with tho io1
10 and with the pay attached to il if,
|y shillipgs each,) The chief constable p
h them all together, marched them to Il
Is public ball, and there locked them in ii
k tho election was over. The conseauen,
f. was that everything passed off wi.ho,
10 disturbance
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SHERIFF SALE.

SHERIFF SALE.
BY virtue Of LIST pluries execution to me direct.
ed, issued from the Office Of the clerk of the Dis
trct court in and for the county of Cedar and
State of Iowa, in favor OF NJ. IL }. Rumiey. and
against John p. Duncan, James w. Hanlin and
Henry Crow, have levied upon the following
property, as the property of tho said John P
Duncan, ct al, to-wit:
The undivided half "a Of twenty-thres (23)
acres OF corn in the field; also, the undivided
half "a OF eight {s) acres Of wheat and six (6)
acres Of oats in the stack.
And shall offer the same for sale, at public
outcry, at the residence Of Aaron Pierce, ST.,
one mile southwest of Mechanicsvillc, Pioneer
township. in said county, on Monday the 4th
day Of September, A. d. 1866, at one O'Clock D.
m. OF said day, to satisfy said execution and
costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this l4th day Of August, A. D. 1865,
GEO. w. SMITH.
Sheriff Of Cedar co.. Iowa.
Per 5. L. Smith, Deputy. l2n33pr fee S., 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-20
DIED.,


SHELLEY. Sunday, the 10Th instant, JOHNNIE,
Z months and p days.
Dearest Johnnie, theu hast left u.s.
Here thy loss deeply feel:
But tbs God who hath bereft us,
He can all our sOrrows heal
The funeral will take place this Monday after
noon at O'Clock, from 14th street, between Rhode
Island avenue and p street. The friends of the
family are invited to attend.
sEMMES: On Sunday, the 18th instant. after a
lingering illness, JOHN Il. SEMMES, in his Both
year.
His friends and acqraintances are invited to at
Ehn MS funeral 1rom his late residence, No. 1912
street, between 81 and Az streets, en- Tuesday
morning, the 2lst instant, at IL O'Clock.
TALBURiT. On Sunday morning, the 10Th
illness, GEORGE washington TALBGRTT,
In the 18th year OF his age.
His funeral will take place from st. Peters
Church, Capitol Hill (where reguien mass will be
celebrated "Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, 22d
inst. The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend.
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CRAWFORD. On the 10Th inst. 81, at S o'clock A.
m, after a long and painful illness. which was
ANN. consOrt of Archibald Crawford, in the 10Th
year of her are.
Her funeral will take place on Wednesday, at X
between 6 and north. The friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend.
TROXELL On the l4th inst, ADDIE JANE
fourth daughter of William III. and Priscilla s.
Troxell, aged years, month, and q days.
Dearest Addie, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But tits God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
MAY. On the 18th instant, CHARLES EDWIN
only child Of Thos. o. V, and Hattie V. May, aged
Suffer little children TO come unto me- and forbid
them not for Of such is the kingdom of Heaven.