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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05

Browns BRONCHIAL ThochEs.-We
would call the special attention of clergy.
men and teachers to "Brown's Bronchial
Troches ,, 1t is we'll known to our read
ers that we do not admit medicines to
our columns. We advertise these Troch.
es, because, after trial of them, we are
satisfied that they are the best thing of
kind extant.-C Chicago School j ourmal
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05
POPULARITY.

4 great many people at the present
day think mere Of obtaining publicity
and popularity, than of any other one
thing they could possibly be possessed Of
But, anxious as they may be to acquire
the vain glory Of the popular voice, rome
ever succeeded to so great an extent as
has that worldrenowncd remedy known
as Goes Cough Basam There is scarce.
Iy family in the land but what consider
IA supply of this article IS necessary to the
household as their -four or provisions.
Experience has taught the people that
no other remedy has ever been put before
the public that will cure coughs, colds,
Group, sore throat, aud in fact all throat
and lung complaints, as quickly and
cifectuslly as Goes Cough Ba,sam. In
the Eastern States, where it has been
long known and tested, it is considered
as the mos. reliable cough remedy extant,
aud no one, either Itch or poor, think of
being without it We would suggest to
all our readers the necessity of keeping
on hand an article If this kind for imme.
diatc use. It costs but 4Oc. per bottle,
and is sold at all our drug stores, and is the
cheapest and best remedy in the world
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05
'.EtE CONFESSIONS n EXPERIENCE
UE AN INVALID.

Published for the benefit and Us a CAUTION
TO YOt NJ MEN and others, who suffer from
e. s,,,.,,1tip,, al tn, same time TIiE MEANS OF
sEIrCI'fE. BY enc who has cured himself at
ter undergoing considerable q"acA"iy' Ky en-
closing IA postpaid addressed envelope, single
COMES may lie had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
2m5l brooklyn, Kings Co, \. \.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05

On YES !.-Everybody in Center tp,
who is interested in the coming draft, is
requested to meet at the count house, on
Saturday, the 18th inst, at l p IN. If
you don't want to be "grafted into the
army" be on hand.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05

ExEMpTs.-Thcre arc many men whose
names are enrolled who are exempt from
service from physical causes. Their
names should be strscken from the list,
aud yet as things now stand this cannot
be done without the person claiming
exemption makes trip to Davenport at
an expense of from $40 to $40, whereas
if he waits and is drafted, The govern
ment will pay his transportation, SO that
it is for the interest of the one who will
be exempt to wait and run his chances
of the draft. 1t is different however
with those who are not exempt, for they
have got to supply the whole number that
would be drafted il all the enrolled were
able bodied. This is not right. Proba-
bly, if all the "cripples" were excluded
from the draft, the number to be drafted
from this county would be less by ten,
than it will be if all the names remain on
the list.
We think it would be proper, right,
and Just, for tho examining Surgeon, to
appoint a time When he will be at the
county seat aud examine those who
would claim exemption. There could be
no objection to his charging small fee
to cover extra expense and rouble.-
Unless something of that sort is done,
Scott county will enjoy privileges above
others, because the Office of the Board is
in Davenport. Each county should furn-
ish in proportion to its able bodied men
and not for It's "cripples "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05
H:ZzA A LECTURE
xN.A,T TO NGAlNs MEN

Jts; P,tbl.ahc4 ia a $saisd EHeei2Ts. k~ess u
4 Lecture oa the Natare, Trestaens -
Radical Cure ot Spermatorrboea or semIn.'
Weakness In. oluntary Emissions, sexnai DeD.t
ity and inpedtmeBts TO Marriage geDersy'
NcIyoIsa9ss. Consumption, Epilepsy, ana i.ss
Meatal ard Physical Incapacity, resulting ~
SELF Abuse &c. BY ROBERT J. CULskk~AL-
~ ~ I-ulhor Of the 'Grecu Book" &c ,,.
The world renowned author in this auHnss
Lecture. cleas,y proves iroh ms owA eape
enca that the awful consequences % osAs
may he ed.ctual!y removed without ,n.o~ -.
and without dangerous surgical ofefatv"s
gies' instlu.Aen.sr rings, ~ cofai"s' p...r
out a mode Of cure at once cers.l anu e,.Sss
by which every sufferer. no matter wha' -
dition may be May erre hi1.selt ss2sn m
~ and radically. THIS IEt.onn nn1,
PROVE 4 BOON TO THOUSANDS NM 1hoo'
SANDS
sent nader seal 10 any address. IN p'sa..
sealci envelope, OF the icceiptot Six cessA o.
two postage stamps. by Addressing
yiln12y1 CHAS, J. e. KLlSh OYlsaA
l27 Rowerv. New YORK; rcst CISCO 80: -
1--WE LARGEST STOCK Of Albums ever ~
l eeiyed in Tipton for sale NJ ,-e, rx-,s
III ps0S L1NsLEfN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05

nrepaymont Of all mail matter. we nave
corresponded with Congressman IN rel
erence to this matter, and they say that
the Post Office Department. faVors the
change. but it cannot bo got through
Congress, without newspaper publishers
f.vnr II. We see no reason why pub
fishers should now oppose such law.
They could add the postage to their
regular price and thus one man could
settle the postage account of paper of
large circulation; whereas now, there
must be an account with each of its thou
sands of subscribers. TIE Department
would gain greatly by the change and
publishers could lose nothing.
The Gazette promises to say moro on
the subject. We hope It will, and that
it may be able to induce leading papers
in other States to favor the proposed
law. Then it will be adopted, and all
postmasters will say-Atnen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05
An Incident.

In the January number of Harper
Monthly is an account of Sheridan S
battle Of Winchester Sept. 10TH" in
which mention is made Of the bravery
and GOODNESS Of Cedar county soldiers,
that will do to tell again. The incident
is proof of what we heard while with the
regiment in Oct. 1868.
1t appears that in the fore part of the
day a large portion of the 9th and 10Th
Corps were compelled to fall back, and in
SO doing became panic-stricken, and for
time all efforts to reform tie lines were
unavailing. We now copy from the ar
ticle mentioned.
"One Instance of GOODNESS and discip-
line, which contrastcd curiously with the
general panic, was noticed by Captain
Bradbury of the First Maine Battery,
now Major and Chief Of Artillery on Gen.
Emory's staff. Through the midst of
the confusion came a captain Of infantry,
Rigby of the Twcrty-fourth Iowa, lead
ing sergeant and twelve men, all march.
ing as composedly as if returning from
drill
captain, you are not going to retreat
any further, I hope!' said Bradbury.
Certainly not was the reply. Halt;
front. Three cheers, men hip, hip;
hurrah"
The little band chceted Justify. 1t
was the first note of defiance that broke
the desperate monotony of the panic; it
gave heart to every ore who heard it,
and made an end of retreat in that part
Of the field In few minutes the pla
toon swcllcd to battalion composed Of
men from half a dozen regiments"
We should like to know who were the
"serccant and twelve men"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05
LIST OF LETTERS
aMarrird,

At the Methodist parsonage, in Upton, Dec.
2oth, 1864, by Rev. samuel Pancoast, Mr.. john
BRIGGS to Miss EMMA ELIZA MOORE; both of
Louden, Cedar county.
At the Union Hotel, Jan. I'd, by the same, Mr..
CHARLES EIsIEY, Of Washington county, Ne.
braska, to Miss JOSEPHINE WHITNEY, of Inland
township, Cedar county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05

ENLIST. Now is the time to enlist,
because "Upcle Sam" needs the men,
and because the county offers bounty
of 5000. Surely no man could ask a
better chance to make MONEY than is now
offered. Veterans can get a special
bounty Of $500, from the Government,
which with the regular bounty and the
county bounty amounts to 5000, besides
the regular pay. We hope that all
hands will NOW SO to work and get vol.
untscrs and save tho county from any
further draft. 1t can and should be
done. Let the several townships organ.
ize and - to work, and much can be
done. The county bounty will be 10
county bonds bearing ten per cent. iu.
tcrest
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05

nA. We notice that real estate is
changing hands in this county very rap,
idly and at good sound figures. Never
did farms apd prairie lands command so
good price, nor sell SO freely on such
good terms. Piatt 4 Spicer, land agents,
have been selling great many farms
this winter, but have now about sold all
they have the agency for. If farmers
wish to sell out they can not Go better
than to get them to cell for them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05

JUDGE Belts has taken possession Of
the Office of Recorder, BY virtue of his
election, Those having deeds to place
on record will present them to him
And as this is a good time to get mar
ricd, don't forget that he still issues
marriage licenses.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-05

~ We are glad to see that the Davcn-
port Gazette has come out ia favor Of tho
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
GENERAL NEWS.

Professor Watson, at the Observatory at
Ann Arbor, discovered new planet on the
9th. It shines like a star of the nine and
one-half magnitude, and is situated in the
right ascension fourteen degrees and forty
four minutes, and in declination six degrees
north.
]. N. Narand, the Mexican Consul at New
York, again contradicts the report that Presi-
dent Juarez has left the territory of Mexico.
He says that he is in receipt of official dates
from Ell Paso to the Sth of September, five
days later than the date of the report, and
that not only has Juarez never had the slight
est intention of leaving the territory of the
republic, but there is no occasion for his do
ing so.
Texas papers estimate that there will not
be more than a half crop of cotton in that
State.
At Bowling Green, KY, on the sth, the
Sheriff, who was taking couple of colored
murderers to the Nashville Penitentiary, was
surrounded by a colored guard, as he was
changing cars, and his prisoners were taken
from him by force and set free Death was
NA'AN~eSA~N " ohJ POAsoh WIN Oppootu tuc
act.
The President is said to have ordered a
suspension of martial law in Kentucky, and
the withdrawal of colored troops.
General Banks was on Tuesday nominated
for Congress by the Republicans of the Sixth
District of Massachusetts.
Champ Ferguson has been sentenced to be
hung on the goth of October. The sentence
was read to him on the 9th, and he received
the announcement with apparent unconcern.
Governor sharkey, of Mississippi, has is
sued proclamation, ordering the reception
ofnegro testimony in the courts. The re-
port that the Alabama Convention decided
against the admission Of negro testimony
was false. The Convention adopted it as the
organic law of Alabama.
Alexander H. Stephens, Judge Campbell,
q. A. Trenholm, John H. Reagan and Gov
Clark have been released on parole.
The President has pardoned all the mem
bers of the South Carolina Convention.
On October 9th the Indians attacked ant
robbed one ofthe overland mail coaches, bu
injured no one. The Indian Council at Bluf
Creek, Indian Territory, had not at tha
time begun.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
OBITUARY.

Died, in New Haven, Conn, Friday morn
ing, August llth, 1865, MARGARET DONALD.
SON GIBBONS, wife of David L. Dapget NJ
D., of New Haven, and daughter of the late
William Gibbons, NJ. d., of Wilmington
Del.
Her death, after nm illness of hut few
days, has bereayed not only n husband.
three children, - too young to appreciate
their loss,-an aged mother, and a large
circle of sisters and brothers, but many az
fectionate and admiring friends, both in her
nliiye place and in the home of her adop-
ton. 1t is no eXtravagant or formal eulo-
gy, but the common testimony of all who
knew her, to say that she was most gifted
and lovely woman. In her fine genius
and an active spirit, seemed To oyertask n
irail physical organization. Though never
bringing herself before the public as an au-
thor or an artist, she was remarkable for
the brilliancy and versatility Of her powers,
excelling in literary composition, boih prose
and verse, and in painting, and in mechan.
ical ingenuity, while at the same time assid-
uously and happily discharging all domestic
duties. In her department and conversa-
| tlon, along with unwOnted vivacity, there
was the charm of n certain gentle and quiet
manner, which may have been derived in
part from her nurture in the Society of
Friends. She was ready to every good
| work, and her Kindness often imposed on
her greater burdens than her strength could
bear. According to the occasions on which
II has been their privilege to know her best
her friends now tenderly associate with her
many lively or graceful saying, or stroke
OF humor, or beautiful piece OF handwork,
or touching expression of sympathy; and
her home is full of these memorials. She
had been educated in spiritual views of re-
ligious truth, and devoutly looked to Christ
as her Lord and Saviour, dying in the com.
munion of the Congregational Church, Grey.
DIR. Bacon's) of which she became a mem
Der after her marriage. And in the approach
of death she exhibited serenity and hope,
which made all about her feel the event TO
be their atiliction, not hers. Without mur.
mur under suffering, or any utterance OF
gloom or even depression, she took leave of
her family and friends and for many sue.
cessive hours awaited her end, aspiring after
God and the better world A beautiful
spirit has passed away in peace.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
DEGIsTER,s orEIcE.

~ Nav Castle CouSrY, September l4th 1886
upoh the application ot Patrick Kelley, Executor Of
the last VIII and Testament Of sarah nougherty lae
ol wilmington Hundted, In said County, deceased; IL ia
ordered and drecied by the Register that the
anresid give notice of he granting Of Lett rs
any upon the Estate of the deceAsed with the date
siahs therro ny causing advertisements to be posted
Whn ory days from iha date OF such Let ets in sIx s
the most public pla Of the County Of New Caste rs
CURING an persons having demands a-ainst the tate
10 present ne same Or abide by Act of Assembly in
uGh case made and provided And also cause the syme
70 ue ins+re within the period In the Delaware
Sr.e ,Se journal nhd Statesman Newspaper published in
Miminitoni ami TO he continued therein two moutha
- Given under tho haud aud Setl of O1oe of tha
f. Register Aforesaid, At New Castle in New Cass
- County aforesaid, the day and year above writ
'eh' H. c. FRAiM, Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP aU1N-
TARD.

4AhOs
The services attending the conservation of
the Rev. Charles 7 Quintard, NJ. D., TO the
Episcopate of Tennessee were held on We'd
nesday last, in ST. Luke's Church. Philadel.
phia, and We're of intense interest and So
iemnity. The Church was crowded in every
part. The Bishops entered the Church and
proceeded by pairs, according TO seniority,
down the middle aisle, all OF them in their
robes, and accompanied BY a number of of
nciating clergymen in surplicos. The sermon
was preachedb by the Bishop of Pennsylvania
Besides the Presiding Bishop, the Bishops Of
North Carolina, Western New York, New
Jersey, Ohio, Maino and New Hampshire
joined in the laying on of hands also, the
Lord Bishop 3f Montreal, pleasing proof
OF intercom.munion with the Church of
England.
nc music was a very prominent feature
oil the occasion. II was under the lead of a
double choir OF clergymen, some ten on each
side, am ongst whom we notice the names of
kev. Messrs. Coleman and Goldsborough, of
this State. All the Canticles and the Psaltcr
We're chanted antiphonally, and other parts
OF the service were intoned with very fine cl.
feet, the whole congregation joining in most
heartily. The Rev. ]. S. B. Hodges, son of
the eminent Doctor of Music, Edwagd
Hodges, acted as organist.
Bishop Quintard, after service, received
the congratulations of many of his brethren
He is man of decided ability, and of greut
popularity.
On the evening of Wednesday the triennial
meeting of the Alumni of the General Theo.
logical Seminary was held, and sermon
preached by Rev DR.. Randall, at St.
Stephens Church
On Thursday yesterday morning, after
the holy Communion at St, Stephen
Church, the Alumni, and many others of the
Bishops and Clergy, adjourned to the Con-
hnental Hotel for breakfast. This is describ.
ed as most delightful reunion, there being
many eloquent addresses delivered, and 9th.
er features of interest.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
EGIsTER,s OFFICp.

~ NEW CASTLE CouErY, Sept 27th 1885
n upon ihe appliciilrn Of Iamfs L. De5on and Isaac L.
rynu, Executors Of the last Will and Of
! peNoui ate OF Wimiugtcn Hundred, 10 said County
ueethho II Is ordered and directed by th4 Register
ne TX ellos Aforesaid give notice of the granting of
V" a,nn'Ar. on tho ate Of the deca with
i'S d"o grAhtng lnetvJl causing AuterIiseinents
to 10 posted within forty days from tho date OF such
nees ~ SIX a. The most rub ic places of tho County OF
ne" Iasll e4uhng all peno having demA against
.he sSe present the same, abide by an Act u As.
t9nny III such case made aud provided And also cause
tue Some To be inserted within the same period in hs
Desware state journal and sktesm AL spaper pub
llsntu IN wilmington aud to ba continued therein Two
- dven under the hand and Seal Of OAlee Of the
L. llvssler Aloetaid at New Castle In New Castle
- county Aforesaid, the day and year above written
r. c. PHAIM, Register
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13

s PLER q wOoLs TON
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
COR FIFTH AND MARKET sTs.,
bny and sell NJ lost market rates,
GoPhRNMENr AND STATE SECURITIES
AZ ToLLoWs.
IT, s. 7-SO TREASURY NOTES.
Dated August 10, 1864,
U. S. 7-aO TREASURY NOTES.
Dated June 10, 1866,
u s. 7-aO TREASURY NOTES.
Dated July 10, 1865,
U. s. 1881 BONDS,
U. S. 9 20 LOAN OF 1852,
U. s. $40 LOAN OF 1864,
U. $. 10 10 LOAN OF 1864,
u s. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
DELAWARE STATE BONDS,
DELAWARE II. R. STOCK AND BONDS.
Sln'Ss Of all kinds bought and sold on eoumi,sion a,
ton Al Baltimore Nv" AO'A' p's
Highest premium raid for npound lnters.t noie.
anu . Connins due Nov. LIST. ocI3Im
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13

Sermons on Intemperdnc6.-Rey Geo. f.
Wiswel will preach in the Central Presby-
terian Church. threp discourses on successive
Sabbath evenings on the following topics.-
l. The sin and miseries of drunkenness.
2. The crime of tempting Others to drum
kenness.
3. The christian rule of selfdenial or alb
stinence as Il means of encouraging and sus-
tanning the weak, the young, the unwary,
in resisting temptations which TO them might
he fatal
All interested in promoting the welfare of
society are invited to attend.
The first discourse will be given next Sab
bath evening, at u O'Clock.
Allen s. Needles Super Phosphate of Lime
The great popularity which the excellent
lertilizing agen-Super-Ph of Lime
manufactured by Messrs Allen u Needles
Philadelphia, has attained has rendered it
necessary that in order to supply the demand
for the article that the manufacturers should
have orders from those who desire to have
1t delivered early next Spring, sent in imme-
diately. Wherever II has been used, il has
given entire satisfaction to farmers, and pro-
duced an abundant yield, fully remunerating
the ngriculturalist and at the same time Civ
ing increased value to the land These gen
tlemen did not misrepresent their fertilizer
but placed it in the market some years ago,
willing to let ii stand or fall on its own
merits. A trial has convinced the farmer
that ii is not surpassed by any other ever Of
tered to the public, and il has rapidly grown
in public favor until now the sale is cxten.
sive in all parts of the Middle States. and
hundreds of acres of land which would
otherwise have been of little value. have
been made to yield abundantly. We advise
our farmers to give ii Il trial feeling satisfied
that they will be fully recompenscd for their
expense and trouble. Every farmer should
read the advertisement in another column.
Eight Hour Sgstcm.-A meeting of the
workingmcn of Wilmington favorable to the
Eight Hour System, was held at the City
Hall on Tuesday evening last, for the pur.
pose of making arrangements for grand
mass meeting. After some discussion il was
resolved to hold mass meeting in Institute
Hall, on Wednesday evening next, and a
committee was appointed to make the neccs
sary arrangements.
Postponed. We understand that the pro
posed ordination Of Rev Mr. Cam TO the
ministry, at Hanover Street Church, did moi
take place on Wednesday evening, as an
nounced; the reason being that sufficient
number of ministers connected with the
Presbytely were not present.
Sale Of Houses aud Building Lots.-NIr. j,
L. Heald sold at public sale, on Saturday
afternoon last at three o'clock, on the premi
ses two Cottage Brick Dwellings, on Lov
ering Avenue, and twenty-scven building
lots ON Lowering and ShAllcross Avenues, on
Scott and Wawaset Streets, and on Riddle.
Turnpike Roads
NO No ot IT, pilcs ~ Il. Purchaser Total
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13

WHOLESALE WoRK.-The President has
pardoned, conditionally, all the traitors who
called themselves officers of state of ,be
Rebel confederacy, except JEFF. Davis WIN
not let him off also? 1t is miserable farce
to keep him in prison, since nobody now be
heves that he will be either tried or punished
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
NOTfCR-

All PERSONS having claims iainst tho estate Of the de-
cahel must present the duly altested 10 the Fxeen
torH on or before September 27h 1860 or abide the Ac Of
AtS7mb In such care made aud provided.
JAMES l.. DEHOU, -.
eePl2' @m ISAAC L. DEN0u, EAeiulotH'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
The Attentlcn cl tiarcanar

The Attentlcp CT Garesn ars
And Truckers Is called &c sUi t-a al well seleeted
stock OF fresh and reliable Gaien seeds which we nave
recently laid IN, Tomato, Beet Extra Early and Ta,1
i u6R%e % S1s a. a5 gr early sewing Also choice sslec-
@. Chandler 4 soy,
Flour Hnd Seed Store,
mars No. GIL Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13

All persons having eaims against the Esats Of III. de
se.Ssu mus esent he saue duly attest 70 the Execu
~ Sr gu or neqre September 18th, 1885, abide the Act
OF Assembly In such case made aud provided "
sepllu2m PATRICK REILLEY, Rxe,utor
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-13
TIE ELRcTIoNs.

The State elections took place in Penn.
sylvania, Ohio and Iowa on Tuesday last,
and resulted in complete triumph OF the
Union party.