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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-11

MArR1MoNIAL.-On Sunday last, one
Mickey was arrested on the charge Of
seduction, and after few hours reAee
ton upon the enormity of his sin, on
Monday morning proposed to marry the
much injured damsol, offering her, o. %
ioducement; a span Of horses, wagon and
harness; aud she being nothing 10th, the
"twain were made one fesh," by Justice
Elliott. Both being familiar with tina,
old tune,
"Who's bin here since Ish bin gomez"
went there way rejoicing At the happy
results of Deputy Sheriff Wilhelm's Sab
bath day labors.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-11

The NJ. T. Il "A. RAILRoAD.-Ths
work Of procuring subscription to the
stock Of the Railroad 10 progressing
steadily; and if those who have not yet
subscribed will only do their, duty the
road 10 moral esrtaiuty. Our friend,
Honest John Huber, living four miles
west Of town, has subscribed his $500,
and others have done well; only let our
farmer friends do likewise according to
their ability and there il ne doubt Of the
result. e .-@f ,a@ IS
A report has been in circulation that
Museatiae il doing, nothing; and don''
care about the completion Of the road. 1t
is fabricstion, invented BY those who
don't want the road built. Hon. w. 81.
Tuthin, On yesterday, received letter
from J. 3. Doughsrty, Of Muscatine.
that they were alive and Of good cheer;
had started with view to raising $780,.
900, aud that they would certainly raise
an amount approximatiDg to that sum.
Now let every man owning any prop
srty come along and put his name and
amount on tie books, aud not let other.
build q railroad to his door without hi.
contributing to it. own HrA{5
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MARRIED.,
On tie 9Th inst, at the fesilenee~ Of and by
VIM. Lee, Mr.. JOHN FoRD aud Miss CArHARINE
BAR; al Of Cedar county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-11

The DAVENPORT GAZETTE.-We see
that this sterling Republican paper has >
wide awake reporter at Des Mosnss, who
will keep ito readers posted A. to the
doiogs Of our Legislature BY telegraph
and BY mail. There is no reason Why
our citizens should 90 out Of the State
for daily paper when BY taking the
Gazette they can get just as good nc,o..
paper and one much more devoted to the
Interests Of the State than any Chicago
or New York paper.
The Daily reaches here the same day
it is published and gives rs later news
than the Chicago papers. Terms-Ons
year 50, six mouths 81 so, three months
1926, one month SOC. Now ID > good
time to subscribe.
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-A~r the X-Subscribers whe md IN
...xs viii understsnd that the time paid
snsar;res With one more number, and tnat the sub.
.e,pson must b renewed By advance payment snsy
.,S the paper continued. Address oil letters TO the
Publishers.
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schools OF the county a least once each
year. He j. sworn 10 discharge this
duty to the best Of bic ability. His com.
peos.tiou il to be fixed by the Board
Of Supervisors. Now, If that eompsn'a-
t.isu is inadequate, the officer who wishes
to discharg. HE duty aud a tho same
time .dssirss 70 be paid for hia labor, liks,
other men, can do aothiog but resign.
Mr.. Pound has bsen AZ efficient officer,
and has rented his farm aud made n.
rangemsuts 10 devote his time and abili-
ties entirely for The improvement Of tho
schools Of the county. II view Of the
assurances that ho claims wsrs given hin,
and in view 81 The interests ofthe soss.1
~, We regret The exisssses Of the cir
cumst.pcss that compel him to rssigs,
and siscsrely hope that the Board will
meet prior to tho time tho rs'ignatios
takes effect and see what can b done.
Let each member desiring meeting for
that parposs, signify it 70 the Clerk, 70
that be may issue ., .otiss 1t the earliest
day possible. l. .e est a~ rs sat
New, what did the Board do I, Iostsad
Of providing . compensation for the du
ties required BY law they have provided
that 10 shall visit the schools Of the
county twice year, visiting two schools
per day, and that hs shall receive $3.50
per day. There being l20 schools, bin
salary would be ~ follows: ~ sssa.-
For visiting schools, $500 %
For other services for which compen. -f
sation Is provided by law, say about 100 90
Total. $500 90
To do tho work Of the Office in tn.
least possible time would require a least
two hundred days. For the Office work
the Superintendent is allowed $500 pei
day. Ihs Board propose to.aliow hin
81, so Per day los Waiting sehools, Thu
would u allowing SO cents PER day fol
the horse and buggy aud the expenses Of
travelling. But look at it from the Other
side. A horse and buggy cannot b
hired by the month for less than the rat,
of $500 per day. This would leave 70,
the personal services and expenses Of III,
Superintendent 80 cents per dsy, 4 cou
pensation which any ten year old boz
can earn saving wood. The member whs
proposed the resolution Offering thai
compensation can make double tha,
amount selling beer on sand bank 0,
tho Cedar River, 10 the face Of opposi
ton and competition. The average gros
income Of the members Of the Board oI
Supervisors is not less than $500; sut
can they expect mas 70 retain the Su
psriutendsntship and live in town Of
$500, when his qualifications sntitls bin
to receive more than twice that amount
in other employ msuss?a The Superin
tendens Ut Soo.t county racoives $500
per year for visiting the schools twice
year We hope and expect that TIL
Board will not be long 10 correcting thsi'
error. @5#@Ei
A. C,,~I>r o>aA
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TEMpERANCE.-Will iam Hill, Of lowa
City, will lecture At the Congregational
church, in Upton, on Monday evening
next, att p. m. Mr.. Hill proposes to
produce ~ argumeutum adjudicium-an
appeal to the judgment. He proposes to
appeal to the reason aud heart, and thus
exercise that spirit Of charity which
coversth . multitude of sins. Lot every
body attend and hear his interesting
lecture.
Mr. Hill will lecture at Clarence, in
the Presbyterian church, At O'clock
Saturday evening, Jan. 18th.
STATE PRINTER.-Weh have expressed
our preference for the re. election Of Mr..
Palmer as State Printer, and have not q
single word to take back 10 that respect.
We stilthops and believe Frank will b.
the man, but We wish to say that if there
is to be any change made in that office,
We 20 10 for Mr. Russell. of the Daven
port Gazette. We presume Mr.. K. doe,
not want it, but that don't make any
odds. Under tho circumstances give vi
Palmer, FIRST if not him, then Russell
Them's our ideas of Iowa editors.
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SENAToRIAL.-Ws learn from tsls.
graph to the Davenport Gazette from Des
MoiDes, on Monday last, that Ssc'y Har-
Ian aud Ex Gov Kirkwood were the en-.
y candidates for the United States Sen
ate, for the long term. Since it became
known that Sec'y Harlan would consent
to be 4 candidate for reelection, We have
eonversed with many Republicans from
various parts Of the county, on the sub
ject, aud we are fully conviucd that At
least nine tenths Of the Republicans of
the county prefer Mr.. Harlan to auy
other man. They say that he 10 work
ing Temperance man, and = Christian
statesman, who has been tried and not
found wanting in any respect. Can Iowa,
a. q State, afford to givs him up for my
untried man? He is known al over the
United States Is "a honest, able states
man, and such are not 80 plenty that We
can afford to dispense with their services
simply that some other man may occupy
their places. Who will not admit that
Mr. Harlan has honored the State Of
Iowa and given it good name, that
without him it might not, probably would
not havo had :?
It is said that Mr.. Harlan would have
to resign his Seerotaryship if he was
r.. elected, but this need not be until
Dec, 1867, fifteen months only before
the expiration Of the term Of Prssiden.
johnson. Gentlemen of the Legislature,
give W Mr.. Harlan for tho long term,
aud you will have the thanks Of the Re
publio.ns Of "Old Cedar" It is also
said that Gems Warren and Vandever
and Congressman Hubbard and Kasssu
are the candidates for the short term. -
We do not pretend to know who the re-
publicans Of this county could prefer
We are satisfied that Gen. Warren weuld
represent their views, and presume tina,
Gen. Vandcver would also. The I've
Congressman are now whore they can d.
a. much for tho good Of their country .,
they could 10 the Senate, and in on,
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The Model Parior Mac azinc of America .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-07-12
gpetrs
THE OAK OF THE FOREST.


Thou oak Of the forest whose dark branch
es sway
Der the Wild lonely paths of my weed
tangled way;
Proud oak Of the forest! o hear nae COM
plain, tsH s+
That the journey of life is journey of
pain. .r,5
Where the pilgrim of sadness his hard bur-
den bears,
Where the fond child of sentiment hopes
and despairs;
Where pleasures, succeeded full soon by
disgust,
Remind us that man is but heir of the dust |!
All! would that like thee l might safely
defy
All the ftempests that sweep Ger the worlds
All! would that like thee I could calmly
behold
The murderous whirlwind in terror unfold.
For thou, with thy brethren, wilt flourish
ing grow,
When this bosom is cold, and this head is
laid loY;
In the fresh gale of spring shall thy green
honors wave,
When shall be dust in the mouldering
grave.
Each summer that comes will thy foliage
restore,
When shall be withered to flourish no
more;
But holdl there is hope, there is comfort
for me,
Mid the darkness Of sorrow, rich dawnings
see.
o world! where the weary shall endlessly
rest,
No long by power or fortune opprest;
o realms where my spirit shall joyously
soar,
When the oak of the forest shall flourish
no morel ...
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
L A r G. ES T
MANUFACTURING CHENIsR
IN THE WORLD. I'm" ras
IN THE WORLD.

am acquainted with H. T. Helmbold hs
occupied the drug store opposite my residence,
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally 50 before
him. have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise. 7m,fT
VIM. WEIsHTMAN, -.
(Firm Of Powers g. Weightmar,) ''"
Manufacturing Chemists, %
Ninth and Brown ST., Phiia.
From the Phila. Even'g Bulletin, March 10th. I
We are gratified to hear Of the continued sue
cess In New York, Of our townsman, NTH. T.
Helmbold, Druggists. His store, next to the
Metropolitan Hotel, is 2s feet front, $50 feel
deep, and five stories in height. tits certainly
a grand establishment, and speaks favorably Of
the merits Of his articles. He returns his office
and laboratory to this city, which are also model
establishments Of their class. )i'H9Di @QoN
The proprietor has been induced TO make thiS
statement from the fact that his remedies, sl-
though advertised, are 40
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How Much Makes a Man Rich.

To be rich said Mr.. Marcy, formerly
Secretary of State, requires only satislac.
tory condition Of mind. One man may be
rich with hundred dollars, while another
in the possessions Of millions, may think
himself poor, and If necessities of life are
enjoyed by each, it is evident that the man
who is best satisfied with his possessions
Is the richest ...
To illustrate this idea. Mr.. Marcy related
the following anecdote. while was Gov.
ernor of New York, said he, l was called
upon one morning, at my Office, by rough
specimen Of backwoodsman, who stalked
in and commenced conversation by inquir-
ing 'if this was Mr.. MarcyT
replied that was my name,
bill Marcy said he.
nodded assent.
used to live in Southport di Int .you.?'
answered in the affirmative, and began
TO feel little curious to know who my vs-
itor was, and what he was driving at.
That's what told 'em, cried the back
woodsman, bringing his hand down on his
thigh with tremendous force. Il told 'em
you was the same Bill Marcy who used TO
live in Southport, but they wouldn't believe
it, and promised the next time came to
Albany to come and see you, and find out
for sartin. Why, you know me, don't you
BillT
didn't exactly like to ignore his acqualn.
tance altogether, but for the life of me. |
couldn't fecolect ever having seen him be-
fore, and so re piled that familiar coun-
tenance, but that was not able to call him
by name. .....
my name is Jack Smith, answered the
backwoodsman, 'and we used to 60 to
school together thirty years ago, in the lit
tie red school house, in old Southport Well
times have changed since then, and you have
become great man, and got rich, | suppose.
shook my head, and was going to con-
tradicI that impression, when he broke in
"Oh! yes you are, know you are rich, no
use denying it. You was Comptroller for
for long time, and the next we heard from
you, you were Governor. You must have a
heap of money, and l am glad Of it--glad
to see you getting along SO smart. You was
always smart lad at school, and I knew
that you would come to something"
thanked him for his good wishes and
opinion, but told him that political life did
not pay SO well as he imagined. 81 sup
pose said J. fortune has smiled upon you,
since you left Southport? ~, 49,.
,'Oh! yes,' said he, 4 hain't got nothing to
complain Of. | must say | have got along
right smart. You see, shortly after you left
Southport, our whole family moved up in
to Vermont. and put right into the woods,
and l reckon our family cut down more
trees and cleared more land than any other in
the whole State
And 80 you made good thing of it,
How much do you consider yourself worth!
asked, feeling little curious to know
what he considered fortune, as he seemed
TO be so we'll satisfied with his.
'Well,' he replied, 4 don't know exactly
how much l am worth-but think,
tstraigtening himself up,] if all my debts
were paid, should be worth three hundred
dollars clear CASH. He was rich, for he was
satisfied.
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MODEL SEWING MACHINE.

From the New YORK Herald. ra
Prominent among the mechanical tri-
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mon honesty compels US to notice the EN-.
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ly styled perfection itself. Useful as have
been the various sewing machines, from
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one Of them has been cursed with some
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utility. Warned by the experience of his
predecessors, the inventor Of the Empire
Machine has produced an instrument, com.
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The Empire Machine is marvellous COM
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while, at the same time, il can operate
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As the Empire Machine is gradually
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The Office Of the Empire Manufacturing
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City, where they are now supplying thes,
Empire Machines at prices far below th,1,
real value of the instruments. New Yorn
Herald. !.
November 80 l865-ly "
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9iano Eo;tep.
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