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, 1865-01-08

| nave consulted III New Orlcana and other cities.
Preeons hive IN nsance relisbie Ell
n Memphis called with DR.. Fuller and lis pa.
tisnt to consult MADAM .Jomc.. when In a few
ecrtbcd. and :he paslent resolved to follow her dl-
rect1ons, discharged his physician and medicines,
a Sca sSf ter, Il sr
Jamce IT, indeed, reliable and Independent Clair.
v9ySnt; @ @ ;snd d 10 one will regret giving her call.
! NY corns, Oh, 1ny torns.-Dr. Clement
cures corns, Hunlon4. club and Inverted nails, en.
nssts e Il t6e lse', It room s. Gatiesoa e uouse, w
Or. Jnnes, formerly Of James Lock Hospl-
fnl, Custom House street, New Orleans, La, estaf-
7ifhed tn 1850 and nov permanently located at 50
q sd eSloS M sHSsa sna # ec
vatc diseases, without mercury, iotlds potassii.
arsenic, or any poison, but with a neniral,zer,
dreaded and terrible diseases. Impotcncy and M
epc!matorrhca, brought on by Ec'fabuse, &C.,
With az its 1eplorablc train Of aymptoms treated
James testimonials are from Ihc highest medicai
authority IN the United States, and from the al.
most entire press Of the South, which have up
lowing extract 81 letter from h: % eminent T Dr. b.
MonElns, who has been practicing medicine in
New Usos a,t Gr ths 1ast twenty who
ana well known 10 the residents Of that city. The
letter Nas written to gentleman Of Mobile. AID.
noies + Rete eftfs OF inquiry as TO Dr. Jamss
3" To many persons have applied to me, suffer-
Ing With diselsc> such as III. james makes lis
nian, knowing he 1ps rrcnf rrnnt1tinn GSnd T.,
every eaEe s fr as ceald iearn he las not t dsl I
Snn1,,ga n e,Sr yssa ,1 paisnt one
1or,. sI,d vhu hu; ecn t1i,iar sne ~ III -, 9
able rysicians in he ci,y, mvscr Ti r thc.mS es 1g
IT, o4s ax1 eee under te Fencnt or sotd Of
Int 1tlc If nny lenei n1acs ac! ,n.,, ,!g
ratco 11,rrri ~ h tnSr.c .so1 e.a esesy ASH
viii ncuraiiasr onIs known N nn pas y H. IT,
III urrcnc or snrrnnayiiis m ,sn oa,ao nots
eerts, VI! not eradleate the poison from Tie sss~
tG a1i tfc1n ;,', Gr p Owl experience with ttsa
ti,cE viii r. iii caset y. 1"hetncf or no
III f,,,j"u9no S;1ftor,,, !. r.,,,, H..
;,; s$Ts<T nliass) q + AnEqsfp. i:a lie wriiss q
smnur Il ,,,, t,,nit WIN Inc noctor and has
yays ,nay be rcl'e' on ~ ''a'e' 'ncteos' "na' ho
Tin. 1Aet1. .-,y, ,s,u,a ,1i~,o, H., ,,.,.,.,a.
"M n ano, H. sh9 so nvsItcens ~ oI nr IT, james
k.qwn pr: Ju'e. lyrsonaify lot i lons tine, atl
tio ND charneier s An !" ,.5ri's'S r.eia @ rcRt
md tt,sifv fi,r h., i,u. ,,rw,tst1 ma tts
Unliku it,at rrcclaiis,s, Dr jat,os Il n rsuuafiv
r.rnrti pilynicinm itu ocs iiUt i,tetsn i, cS;,,u
fruti, Il fufuxt country ur cnir, roirlinnsu n,
"Old Hnh,ts OF itr," ,yi,u Ia ks,uw, nfi tiW strd
ny;r M n i!ark, Eat n " sartsst e!asaisi i"a'
fnyar. frtifo lln rsiuilOn 5r. jni,,rt wns kt,uWt
nll .ycr tt,r Ro,, tr rarec:siai slweislis
af" I" isy" se % irstisy v % @ s,o s, III, H., '!,t WI
rinlne,d iliI nil ,iyscia,,s IL ii" coIutfy,
"ltr wns nll!gt;l u lrayu Now Orirnl,s. wlpso
,r liN t1Hyatun In fin IIh1nu ,rlst, IL, n.tntiIsE"a
, 1865-01-08

While there il no doubt tiat verv m,nr of n,
tona a ~ Pcmcsed ~ ibat tSn se,oM retnr. ins truth
Tar ts, ;ncoc int for she tnto is.sa, ate re aot
isnctino r. III Iaxcs t,flsf tten ,hes H. sy W ae
~ ~ htrrn1 iofsrs r,cnr ssfarr nv a,ncome sn3s
rers1a x fap .o,xic" Jsr IT, iead PET xa
aana. r,, 1,.rI a,s htnr .tnct nI,aar 0isa'
seas q hosstssS O. i. fs!s s.las SSi oeeaeed
tue oTnef ns1rest IN ng5aaa .acutaoranfo on
~ aea aa sf,,, y, ..4 ana J
Vety i.ree business, s1lioso aeia pros. ses VICE
, 1865-01-08
QbicaQo @ribu1le,
SUNDAY. JANUARY s. 1866.
THE CITY,

scIbtxns' rAAtt,ks.-Sent1y ea,O11 wa. tis.
tslhntcd yesterday ty tho war Fund Committee
70 tlir fhtniice ureuIlcte.
, 1865-01-08
GROWERS GRAND
GEEeNHAN OPERA.

LEoNAtsD utlt,vHis. .ni1,Hcroh.
Aiso ot utoyers tt,e..uut b. trarc. i'','alr,phA,
sha ototet's 'lbratte.. Washington. Do.
oAl't' ANsuHu1'z, CONDUCTOR.
s :..,ss Il .:s nm: s s' a,ss.ys s
i'. Ss'a IL; s;: sps;:
i $i: II: :!: s! ;!';! S
MONDAY. January y, lsus,
Flint time 'n Cl!rago Of Won wpber,. q tsaa ou.,..
Dm1a TR11IBoIrurz
,,,,, !!s y lacaneaslen Bcons IN a uepArats act.
3Sta}E!l 3SHtMah}E!lF AEhIlktll'sSxI!E|,i:..."..AoATpg
fHfqS||FfS ~ IL
rI,k
fEt{}N ffIEUIt{}tNNiHtti5t ntfHsiift.............itk
ff60xs II5AE
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1888,
I1DmLro.
mt. t,fstid utefa by beethoven.
Tila Ttab eahrstiuh, i,e ony ntera wtl,teu ty thu
!'l{s ssss \ tq N .tsa e a; ps5s &:
$;! i; ;;:;;; ::;'s; i Il! ;;:'! ii H:!|
WEDSEbpAl, JAN. III,
1e0lJlolRV I.I3 DTAHLM,
0ranl Opera BY sseyeraver.
THURSDAY. IAN. ~. lan5.
s. Eso "'uss'ea tho
EsAu6T.
0rsnd opeEa by 0tuaod.
FRIDAY, JAN. ~, 1868,
Only time Of Waguer's famous Orers,
T. a nj N H I'd U 81 CIR.
Embracing shesu,l stF.hgth OF the entire company.
ntsacd when nEst produced By this company III New
York BY sos Of inc laEEeit auhieacos cvar assembled
nounced b The press and pub ic Is rival Win oa in
The court opera honscs In kurope.
q 2sats may t. secured At II u. Higgins Music
Store hanSolnh STREET. between cletk and Dearborn
kATES UF ADMISSION.
Entrance Ticket 4t50: Secured Saate 50 cents cxtra
Second Circle, Is cents.
fhGdEq3t
, 1865-01-08

WANTED--Prepare for the
~ eenins .iratt. Nos II the time to procure re-
SIuits nusubstutes to nyGit the rAl now close st
hand. -' -
|. KEcHr1Ts FURSIsHED OK THE QUOTAS o1 II ARDs IN
THE CITY AND I0wSs IL THE CuESTT.
sEnsTI1uTks Tor one, two and thres years furnished
On The short - notice to any ptrkcns liable urut
In this STATE AMI certldcates OF EXEMPTION ptorptly
forwarded to the prtnc,ra1E.
REPRESENTATIVE EkCECIrs FEESksuEp TO THOSE
NIT LIABLE T1 TUE DEArr-
Apply in person OF ny letter. giving nam. tn mil
are, RESIDENCE. occupsou place nttylty. mar ried
Ct single IsAACK HITi Il To-
ut5l-d5R11W fi3 Clark atrats.
, 1865-01-08

Coughs and Colds, sudden changes Of eli,
Asthnatic affections. Experience having proved
ti,at simple remedies of.c, act si,ceaisy and Ger
ta'nly when taken tn the carly stsEcs Of the dis
Bronchial Troches,'' Of Lozen.cs Few arc
nsars Of the importance ofehcekinsa = cough. o.
sGmmcn ecld. It; Art Stage: That which in
lectetl. soon attacks the Lungs, browns DroS
cl.iai Troehes.' or Cough GoEensss, allay irrita.
tion which INDUCES coughing, having D1EEor In.
tions, be Hute TO OBTAIN the genuine. Sold by all
dealers In Medicine, q. 8 cents box.
dccGh. .8t1 .1mtucs ths. .tsat.
, 1865-01-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and vol
Y unteers FOR The United States i rrnY and Navy,
tcr :Ec, fWn mad three years, to whom tha hi:hes
y; untes VII, BE- pail. We propose doing u We
awass havc done netosc to give rno!E N money for
the fAsement.
su6sltntts and yoln1 furnished The old and
tei!ah!e ottct Of WM- MURPHY i BRO3. on the most
reliable tcr1ns. t;uoh en- always on hsnl. Cnll in
psfken Or address HM. MukrAT 4 bros Chicago,
lllll1la. in..l1ilGf !
, 1865-01-08

ffr. NfEc10tv.-Wc have Offer, rcferrcd In
complimentary terms to DR.. B!sclow, speokine Of
him as q gentleman in every way worthy the CON
hdcncc Of those who need the services Of q spc-
ctnltst. 10 tlose who arc afflicted uI.h ycncrca!
dscssc in any Of its forms, or who have long auf
teFsd irom chronic arrangements, We would say,
:. :. 90 to Ut: Hi.elow; you will find tn him zen.
ticman well qualified, both by education anu expe-
ficnce, to give you the al yon so much wsl, for
Dr. nESlow ts uo.r permanently located ut No, 1;9
South Clark street, on the corner Of Monroe. His
and those Who visit him may rely that all tho az,
% the!c EclicG ia3. gIf
81 Paper Hane1nes, Painting, Ca]cfmfnfnc
and CIaz.3s, At F. E. Risby's, 50 Randolph street
, 1865-01-08

copNTr 0ornr.-llsnry ". King waa ycalasaay
appointed administrator sur thu esl,ta Vt VIM. i,
ltaag. Tho alunnn, ps buhla rapatrsAwnA tsl,00).
Iha CDnrl. all0urnpd 0ycs on halur.&ay 0yonlnu
multi 1trptny inUrilIl1. "s
, 1865-01-08

ITlyA7E MAT1EEs;:-ft is generally .unaerstoot'
ccive prompt, reliable and thorough treatment fol
MI thronfc, Pirate or i)flicdtt diseases, is a,
street. Direct letters No. 1armon Block.
nn na.f3f
, 1865-01-08

and Sexual Systems. New aud reliable Treatment
in reports Of tho Howard Association. Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Ad
dress Dr. J. ekillon fiouehtont Howard Asaocin.
tton, fo: q South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
, 1865-01-08

1'Hs CLxnitAi UxfuN Or 7ttn UMthuit witt hold
its ,nnMilr tuye!luR uh Mondhy afternoon, d.
laltFaat twn, III Tho etdy IT Ilay. lr. Humphrey,
Iii lt!N lafet t;.iiscti, WRt,g2l Nspj,ilv.
, 1865-01-08

1kithKf,:-A t,ihh tintncd .tai,,es Hatwin, eht.
tloted ntttc t4as Works. fsil .luwn q digit u
elalrs. nt! raMttl1t. nhl suffered compound ifao.
@ t.t. II ,hs .htHh. liz teetdes uh 1tylUf street
, 1865-01-08

III FAiN1skna.-We rall lin aientlon Of our
reht"ts to tho atlu culecton ut oil paintings nuw
Ct, efhflittiun nj tin tlo,s Al t1a1ory, No. 1o7
Uh lucsdAy evening.
, 1865-01-08
Aq1uHkutfNfR.

MoVIOKER's THEATRE.
, 1865-01-08

cnuHctt uuitp.-A special meeting If tho
C1tnrti Guild Will he held on Monday evening, Tho
tlh fhsi, Ht tioek, NJ No. III t4kr street, Ut,
h!hfrt. Dr Ufsfrr Uf tllt Warden.
, 1865-01-08

THAHKs AND pHEsEnrATioy.-The efforts OF the
Alderman Of the 1Ctl Wnrl. J. j. OSnfliyan Esq.,
10 TIL the quo'a OF tl,e Ward under the former cali
for troops Ii duly appreciated by The citizens or
Tint Wara. At a nIn.s meeting held nj t1llfck's
Hail on Frl!ny evening. vote of tnuks ,ras mss
cd 10 The Alderman for his efficient slr,irct anil
tlnfnt. "f sihl to Mr. 1tulghton fur Ills olfofs
in llle ehtl,s lsfcctluu.
, 1865-01-08

WANTED-Agents- -First-class
15e sale q tha nratElottsn q Ilinois" Eddy.
paces eacls Illustrated 0nc agent REPORTS SO subscf3-
bers tn = days- Afex counties .il vacant. CIa1sKE
~; Eueiishe1ss 81 Washington street, Chicago.
, 1865-01-08

MUSTERED ou7.-capt ". S. SWIM, 9TH Iii.
nols regiment, arrived homo In Chicsso On Satur.
day, from Savannah. with 3s men of that regiment
waosc term Of service has expired. They will
be mustered ont in day or'two Cant. SWIM hos
never laCcn absent from The regiment since ioip-
ms, three years ago, except when under treatment
for severe wound received at Shiloh.
, 1865-01-08

BANQUET AFoLLO CoNaASDERr.-The Second
Annual Festival and Banquet Of Apu1lo Con,mau.
dery, No. Knights Tcmp1ar, will be given at tho
Drfgee 11ousa on Tuesday evening next The ar-
Engagements Erc Of the most complete description,
Dye Inc bye the invitation card Il chef Il Turre
II represents Major General Hurlbnt fu the uni
form OF k5ght 1einplAr et4nding fu front OF hla
trnt TN TIC GsaukS Of thc MfssIssfnnI
, 1865-01-08

WANTED~-,Vc beg lcnvo to call
e',,,. " yonf Mttsnt4n y our Agency for rresnfns
s @ ~ "S.ns Hasf f,slsy FIJI n III .,. ",:s,
i,rs 4 th lnttr Htass yhrrr t!ie fincifsl rs1rs.
y" y rn ua'{ Htnf Nsxa ltsaa,is!!r's m tau W:at.
tAyr Rfsht stt,tlFs !f rnt.l"rls tal*t ts IL th,tv
%tn Wi'' 4" rrocute sut"tttutrs Wal. II, silanr!if
, 1865-01-08

w ANTED-AgoNta-Tof fell tho
Ws s sssn Mts.As'; 1 ~ bit Xas*iRH 1n sst
SeFy s!lt1A' te,ms d Auans. H.l..ss bNSE d..
,.!;..tn.x mex Ch1eago. l q! ptl at Room M. &,
atIeeta. -. ~ ~ N''4" e3eG i..s4st .4Ss III i1n =
, 1865-01-08

GAhnIERs.-On the inside Of this paper will be
found an interesting letter from lion. JOHN Went
worth, on tic difference between the Bosra Of
Police and the Common Council with regard to
the proposed amendments TO the chnrter ii rela-
city, ~
, 1865-01-08

The IAKR RErESUE CurrERs.-The spcctaca.
tfons for the construction Of the SIX reyenue cut
tcrs to be placed on tho lakce, arc now In the
hands Of Luther Haven, Collector Of this mort.
Here is Chance for some of onr Chicago men.
All necessary information may DO o5tatncd Of tic
, 1865-01-08

WANTED-Voluntee1s aud Sub
~ -, s'itntes to come and get tho big hount1es now
9ettehed with cur terms, there Will be 10 harm done.
ron ~ oe dealt With fa1sy. You viii get your
NJ iatse indnseulents offered you. Cook county viii
ret your credit. COME and see u.s. anyhow before Cd:
ths. are upEGhHl,1e and shaktsh. GIBBS 4 CO..
134 60. Ge5Ssts Room 5,up stairs. next door 70 the
Provost Ms{q4}ftat. ItA4d-7S7 "
, 1865-01-08

Go IT, the 1Scst.-t1n to Tisyant 4 STATIONS
chieasc , con;mcrca! co.ls;e 10. get thorough,
pTact1cal businyts education, or t0 hccomc gool
for circulars, DnyAST / S7nA11oX, Chicaso, I'M,
, 1865-01-08

GTAPLE DRY GOODS, CLOTH
~ ing, Boots and Shoes. Gloves Gauntletts Mlts &c
AT AUCTION,
On nc,d0 9! an i? -, Z * IS 1seek r. ngtte
corner Of dearborn nni Wsshl. 0tnn ktr+eta
3ns-e11t5t HM.A. BUFFERS & CO. Arcts
, 1865-01-08

corRTEsf.-Thc deputy clerk Of the Recorders
Court could largely mend Ills manners ly exhib-
ftfng 10 the members Of thc city press little less
petnlance, and a better spirit Of accommodation.
nc is marked exception in this respect to the
come IN c0utarf
, 1865-01-08

LEcTuttr Asp Coscrnr.-Ily invitation Ut clli,
xcns or Rockford. 1Iclvtdcrc ami Hnr.lrn 1rnrlc,
lecture wil! IN delivered nrxs week ly l.nv. u.
j. Tat1e. Md conecr. will l'o glve, by u,.r pop.
ulsr mi. Wi. 1!"s. Corps hand"
The htrt ~ bc ntnfrl. IN fund 10 ilpln Rut
library fnr tllr siril Rll+FA I'll tsttp, ,stiil iDf
Mli!rl, flrtuns roti II ''eing l!lt ly The Cilf..
iint! c"!naAh"n; Tllu subject Ut tli9 turiufd Ia
, 1865-01-08

T>O :RENT.-St. .Joauph Dou1ts,
n, ~ 41A touth Water Atrcet, fSoi ot rtsntiin.
H Hs,sly!5t IT, p'o'gfl!sl: A. k!xu. A!l..yu4!...ttx.
RIO l&ENT-1tnlt Of d llnuly 10.
ca!sd ttSre 9 rt!al ltisety soas fho[ *.
lnS q DO fftta!Ma iitaa. wiIl gNd Ssg r.
s%1|yt Anpiy lot Zen day. 10 disAVks ,tasy|Ms.a i.
, 1865-01-08

w ANTED-T0 lMl0rnltAo public
tAas Ns !Is an5dsEstans. 5 lhts ss;1si*ts
stuit. pnd s!lt.fivsss III ti!if nai HWY. w
t IL Hnift.as i AZ nesE , TX h M fiI iht!a r.
a' e 'iih&2b9s 'i&sfg ft'i's Tt tt'f'S52 u P
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TIPTON, IOWA, NOV. 2, 1865.

tien oil the time, as though graspiag q,
something or defending himself from
some imaginary person who was at,em p..
ing bis life. His rav,ngs were r slly
appalling. He was not secured ut late
hour, although we'll guarded by 8 III Of
our citizens"
About an hour before his death the
patient became perfectly quiet, aud talk
cd ratiouaIly with Sheriff Hum phrey az d
others until few moments before isso,
luton took place. He told them be was
suffering from the hydrophobia, and
would die shortly.
Mr. B. was . widower, about 35 years
of age, and had long been a citizen Of
this city and county. We believe he
had no relatives here except a sister | "
ing 10 Burton township. Such death
is Of the most distressing character, aud
Snousd s~~~s~~~~~>.~~sA-a>. .sAhuke to our
municipal authorities for their negliee CO
iu refusing to abate the dog nuisance:
1t will be remembered that some six
or seven others were bitten by the same
rabid animal that caused the death of
Mr.. Bartholomew, none of whom, so far
as We know, have yet manifested sny
symptoms Of hydrcphobia.-Quincy III
Whiy, Oct. 18Th.
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Horrible Death from Hydropinobia.

Edwin Bartholomew, one of unfortun.
ate persons bitten by rabid dog 10 this
city last June, died of hydrophoba about
FIVE o'clock this morning. We under.
stand that Mr. b. first com planned Of
being unwell day before yesterday morn
ing, but thought nothing Of the illness
until yesterday afternoon, when ho went
to consult DR.. Terrence. During the
day he acted very strangely, accusing his
friends of being afraid of him, asd think.
ing him mad At one time he became
quite angry at friend who met him at
the Doctors office Late in the afternoon
he was attacked with severe fit Of
hydrophobia The local editor Of the
Herald thus describes his visit at this
time: ave visited the room in which be
was confined, and beheld spectsc|e
which outdid all the horrors that we have
ever witnessed or heard Of. The young
man was raving maniac. and was the
subject Of the most dreadful of visions
From his mouth the poisonous frothy
saliva flowed in copious quantities, and
his eyes, wild. glaring and enlarged,
almost started from their sockets, whilst
his hands were outssretched and in mo
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NO. IA.

clently shown in the fact that 6OO1o
letters recently passed through Chiesco
in ono week, on each Of which . saving
Of nearly twelve hours Of time was effect
ed. 1t is but simple justice to tho p,
eral railroad companies above named t..
say that they have shown themselves not
only willing, but anxious to do al 10
their power to serve the residents along
the lines Of road under their supervision
TheNSupe iutendcnt Of the work, Geo.
Armstrong, Esq who is also tie origin.
ator Of the plan. meets with little u, E
most gratifying encouragement iu the
development Of the idea.
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PETROLEUM A Eugr NJ.

PETROLEUM As FuEL.-Ths Nev
York Petroleum Ligh, Company has com
p'etd i's series OF experiments, and have
no" ob'aised practical suits. sa,i.fsc-
'o'y to the company, tbs, erud. pe,ro.
.eum Ca" y, b safety and eccsony bo
burnt as fuel, Oh large scale. under loco.
""',vs, STATIONARY. aud marine boiler.
producing a heat of grea, in,snsi,v. fro.
from smoke, SCOT. ashes, dc After ,
few private exhibitions to PARTIES iu,c,
ested, il is proposed by the company 10
make practical demonstrations, which
will show the public the valu. of METRO.
'eum as fuel, in every department, where
coal or wood is used.
If the exhibitions to tho public pyovs
a. satisfactory ss those recently m.de.
are to the company. there will he . vslu-
Die addition 10 the wealth ALREADY .l.vsl-
"ped in tho petroleum interest. and
steamers from New York TO Shanghai
will require less hulk Of petroleum IS fuel
than has been occupied with coal for Tho
passage to Liverpool.
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Philosophy Of Exercise.

We take this Instructive article from .
late number of HnNs journal Of H.ai,s.
,,.s Ala a,. knew tha, the less the exsrc Sc tho
| We "re to die before our time But com.
psrativcly few persons are able to expIain
how exercise promotes health. Both
beast snd bird, 10 state of nature, arc
exempt from disease, excep, iu rare cases;
Il is because the indispensable instinct Of
searching tor their necessary TODD, impcls
them to ceaseless activities yChild,eu.
when left to themselves, cut great deal
and have excellent health, because they
will be doing something the time. un.
I'll they become so tired that they tall
asleep and as soon a. they wake, they
beg'" right away to ruu about again :;
thus their whole existence is sp,u, in
alternate eating and sleeping. and rxer
else, which Is interesting and pl rsura.
Bile. The health OF childhood would be
cnjoved by those of maturer years, it, like
children, they would ear only when they
are hungry; stop when they have done
take rest in sleep us soon u. they are
tired and, when not eating or resting,
would pend the time diligently in such
muscular activities az would be interest
ing, agreeable and prolitable Exercise.
without mon'sl elasticity. withou, On
enlivenmcn. of the feelings and the mind,
is Of comparatively little value.
| Exercise is health producing, be.
cause it works of out Of the system i's
waste dead mud ,irr,r matters; these are
all converted into liqui form, called by
some "humors,' which have exit from
the body through the "ror,s" OF tho
skin in shape Of per.pira,ion. which all
have seen, and which 81, know il tho
result Of exercise, when the body is in q
state of health. Thus il is, thst persons
who do not pcrspire, who have a dry
\ akin. are always either faysrish or chilly,
and are never wtll, and never csn g ss
long rs tbM condition exists. So exer
c''e, by working out of the system it,
waste. dera,cd and useless matter. keeps
the humane machine free - otherwise
il would 500" cog up, and tho wheels of
life would stop forever.
z. Exercise improves The health. be-.
cause every step man takes tends TO
'mpart motion to the bowels proper
amount of exercise keeps them acriue
once in every twenty four hours if they
have not morton enough there is cons,i-
PATTON, which brings on very many fatal
diseases; hence exercise, especially that Of
walking, word~ off nuumerahle diseases.
when 1t is kept to Al extent equal to
inducing one motion Of the bowei~ daily.
3 Exercise is healrhfuI. bec.use the
more W. exercise tbe faster we hraa,be
II VIC breathe faster, We take that mnch
more sir into tie lungs; bnt il is the air
We breathe which purifss the hood, and
the more air We take in, the more per
fec'ly is that process performed the
purer the blood is, aud as everybody
knows, tho better health must be -
Hence, when a persons lungs are impair
ed he does not tnke 10 enough air for
the wants If the system that being the
case air he does breathe should be tho
pnrrs' possible. which il GU, door air.
Hence, the more consnmptive s.sys in
the house, the more certain aud speedy
is his death
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-02

Story OF DANIEL WEBSTER The
artist Carpenter, says that while gazing
at a procession of Sunday School scbol
ars, Mr.. Lincoln sad to him:
81 heard a story about Daniel Web
ster, when lad, which was new to me
and has beer running in my head all the
morning. When quite young at school,
Daniel was one day guilty of gross viola
ton of the rules lie was detected in
the act, and called up by the teacher for
punishment. This was the old fashion
ed f.ruliug Of the | and His hands hap
pened TO be very dirty. knowing this.
on the way to the teachers desk he spit
on the palm Of the right hand, wiping
it on the side of his pan,s!oons
Give me your band, SIR said the
teacher. very sternly.
Out went the right hand, partially
clesnsed. The teacher looked at it .
moment, and said, Daniel, if you will
f. d another hand in this school room as
filthy as that, / will let you off this
time"
Instantly from behind him came the
left hand. Here j. is," was tho ready
reply
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-02
nG- Abiding 10 tho sien, amazoment

raa- Abiding TO tho sien, amazoment
with which the Democratic organs re.
ceive Mr. Johuson's speech 10 the negro
soldiers, the y Y Post, says:
~. is known that sixty eight poun-
der, or other heavy cannon, fired over th !,
waters Of a shallow bay, will KILL by its
concussion, the Holsters and other hard
shell fish They fall into convu'sions,
and perish in grea, numbers The Pres
ident's thousand FOUNDER, on Tuesday,
seem. to have similarly affected the peo.
pie Who call themselves Democrats. They
are struck with an universal lock Jaw -
They are smazed--"dumbfau ded," to
use a vulgar phrase. They mske alto
ge,her very ludicrous aud pi,iable spec.
tscls"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-02
VALUABLE l. LANC
y FOR SALE CHEAP.

Ine n +. Quarter, the N. w. Quarter, and the
.. D. Quarter Of Section Is, Township 50, Range
=, ~ Fremont township. for sale separately or to-
9ether, on favorable terms.
AAso, l2O Acres, aciAlin 2 Miles Of Upton.
eostheast I Of Northeasta 10. so, 80 acres
south of northwest II, so, $50
These tracts were selected and entered at an
early day. and very choice locations; they
will be sold on reasonable terms, II applied for
soon.
Also, 1G0 Acres in Sugar Creek to,enship
On the main travelled road to Muscatne, com
prising
East Of southwest 9, 70, $50 acres.
Northwest of southwest ., 70, 2-40 "
Southeast 1 Of northwest Q, 70, 2-4o
Also, 40 Acres adjoining Smith's Flour
ing Mill, on Sugar Greek;
Southeast 1 Of ofsoutheastl 1 %, 70, 2.
Also, 40 acres in Springfield township.
Southeast I Of southwesti %, 81, l.
For particulars enquire of
Nay 27tb, 1865. 2sw3 VIM. II. TUTHlLL.