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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06

WAST or DEcssox.-~A 4 good dsal q
labor ia ioss In the world for the wAus ef
Iittls courage. Every day sends to
their gravss uambsF cf obscure men,
who have sally rszaained in obsoaTity be-
oaass thsfF tinidisy has prevented them
from aakinga asss safoss, asa waos Il
lzAsv. z=.zzszaaavs aAa@ass zzAzEszsss d zsaHaz.
would in oil probability, have goae grsal
lengths 10 ths career OF fams. The fact
Is, thai doing anything In the world
worth doing, ne auss not stand shiVer-
Ing on the bank, thinking Os ths cold
and danger Sas jump in and scramble
through ~ as wsll ~ wa can, It wil
not do TO be psrpesaaily calculating risk,
and adjusting niss chances IL did all
EsEy wsll before the aood, whsn nan
eculd eonsuls bis frianda upon "a in.
tended publication for . haadsaa sas
afty years, and live 70 see 10 susass@ fsg
ak or sevsn esntariea afterwards baa
u present man wails aad doablzs aaa
eonsalts his brsshsFs, sad h@ sasIss
and bis particular friendss ill sns dsy
be fuds be is sixsy-hvs ysara Of agf, thai
be has lost so much sims in aoashllibe
frss cousins and particular friends sAal
he has no nors sins to follow .haaE nd,
Yies. Thsrs 10 % little lins for oyer,
squirmishness al present, thAa shs sp-
pcrtuuisy slips away. The vssy psrlos
oil life as whish man chooses 10 segs.
saEs, II ever, 10 80 confined taAs il hal
no bad rule to preach upon sas aecsssl
~, In sasA inssaaess, Of lassas violsss'
doSs TO shs fsslisgs, and ezufss mads il
dsfsnee Of stTiss aed sshsg saasaisAion.
ssdmss S,aifA.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06
Men Of Few Words.

seme men usa werds a. riasnen do
ballsks. Thsy say but little. Ths lev
words 60 right "a shs maak. Thsy lea
ysa talk, and gaiis With shs eye. aad
face, on aad %, til What yaa saY ssa b
answered Ia d word or two. aad shen
sAsy isaash cut seassnss, pierce the
matter % the qaiek, and ara dana. Year
sonyersasion falis Int their mlad 20 riss
srs insO deep shaasa and II lost from
sight by iss sspth ssd darkness. They
wiii sometimes surprise yoa wisA few
serds, thai 20 60 the mark like . ganshos.
and then they are ssisns agsia, a u shey
wsss rs-laading. Sash msn ars safe
soaassliors, and true frisnds, In sssry
sass whsrs they profess 70 BE- sssh. To
them srath 10 more valuable than gold,
s*Asls esAsaasiaAs "a tao ssaas - aspsiws
shem. Words without poins, 10 them,
are like titles wishous msrit, snly BE-
srayiBg The weakness or the bliadsd
dupes who are sver ased ~ promoters Of
other meas ssheuass.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06
NUMBER %
RREuTiEs.

a@pegtattcns are failing ~, and ons
Prossssivs sysesm oaaaos yisld mash Of .
Fassnns % the goHernmsns.
10 De considered siss, yos are re.
qairsd 70 bslisvs that shs negro ID sups-
Tior 10 the whits man.
Faith 10 Cpd Es no reeonmsadstios
With radicals unlssa yoa bslisss thai lbs
black rsce shoald be made ysur equal,
socially and politically.
Door knobs, ball ropes. and rascals'
hoses we're made to pull
Tbs papsr that eontains The nausl aas
paiuss--a paper Of needles.
An eid maid Ii like m old hoot--oa
20 use without . fsiiow.
Tbs asasanpsiys maa has one advau.
sags- he aiways kssps hack.
Isss ssisuiassa ~ sssasseians aaaat sAs
pepulatson o. the United sGatss ID nov
faIly 5S,500,0o0.
The New York News pitias the HASA
ahasssts nsgross whe have been eleassS
TO represent sash msaa sonssstusnsiss. +
O0akessisg ssAss il ths only means b,
shieh the aissaioalsss hops 70 bold sasal
own In sha asxs ramp. 6I L
The asa wha lately received sioakl
Of hais. u sa abe losksas far q ksy Il
IL
ons haaafed Aad swsnsy.avs PmasyI
Vaniaas faraiaaed agAsing proxies aa
ring the var. 4.
A resent ssasas develops the faas ID q
Mississippi has les. 10 popaiasiop, sisai
1860, aboat 5000 whE.as aaa 81 90;
blacks. War did For The fornes maa
Yankee philanthropy with large dose
Of Frssdmsa's Bareaa, did for the latter
Awsaishy plaassr Of Mississippi Il .
Ssw Tork. urging suigranssse &c saasI
instead OF West.
The oaiSage Republican, after saiiiBl
Psssideas Jshason y traitor, says sha
Gen. Sherman 10 q far more dapgano.s
aan than the Prssldens. ..It Il
President job asoa may not be ! q No
ssss bas We sss shas be gives mora Msan
ey 10 aid she ehiiarea sf Ham and hsaa
my than all sas Eads from Maine 70 10
ws, pa. sogsshes.
4 special dispatch says there are les
than aItssn hundred troops Id tha susir
Ospaxsasss Of Washington, which IL
siadss AAryiaad, DsIawars, Virgtail
aad West virginia.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06

The CALI Reporter ssys |: aThs bears
OF Kaasohaska live chiefly % ash, xAish
thsy procure for themselves from shs
rivers. a fsw daYs ago shs ash bseams
very scarce Ensolasssd BY ths famins
and consequent hunger, tbs bears, In
sssad Of retiring TO their dsss, wander
ed about, and sonesimea catered the viz
lages. On q sertain occasion oae OF
them found the oatsF acos Of . houss
open, and entering 10, the door aeeidsDa.
ally closed after him. Tbs woman sI
the house had just placed kestls ol
boiling water 10 the court. Bruin smsll
it, bat burnt bic nose. Proved ss tAs
pain, be vented all his fury ON the tea
kettle. Re foldsd his arms around 1t.
pressed bis whole strength against hia
breast TO crush it bus this of course
only burnt him the more. The horrible
growing which sas rage and pain forced
| upon the poor animal now bsoughs shs
nsighhors to ths spot and Bruin, BY /
fsw shots, vas pus out Of his misery
To shis dag, howsvsr. whsaevsr aaybods
injares himself By bis own violence, sh'
people Of the village call him ''shs beal
and the ssakettle.p
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06

A Rsn.al.ssns ss.s.l,sa ssnnInius
shas ws al 80 nsr.v s.slans,.,se -
9rsalsv ssa Ivsns oid seoausrsk Il - g
ssas. ipdalws >snersssx Il sss 80 -
.susshss. an osr onoaasnts. XII M q
sss. M vaay .aytv - aas 4 s.oner6l
pxxsy. whss il isy You ara In isxes Il
iael sasnv ussss i ma whssss III IL 49,
ssssxsushlp. srs Won nes ? Ard -
Ao.xrslism. Tasxs d ne .eshsr 80
sAsE describes a. We huow sass ~
slas yoa assss iiks ts As asa.1 arlas&l1
.aswa 10 yeur laeioal pyiaeiSlrs r.
shsn gay paoer dces do il yas ~ =
asOh Ii In m sbasiva shass. u -
. party whisA hss hssn dssouSs ~ ~ -
sapsusnss fax feax sears !. g. -
Assas. rs61ls and gxaisoss, =
Asxs aaxthisg Ia ssv sheak alzneez
ws donT i6send 70 eaiI me Pabli56n
party oas Of its real naTe, and Ii an5
enc eaa sbow % that We DO, ws promise
to remedy it. SaEsly they are Dos repnb.
lisans wbo deny eight millions Of shfss
msa the erdiaary rights Of self govern
msnt. We won's iasalt history by cal.
ling shsm sepahliaass. AS for Radicsla
thsy aEs net sssa entitled 10 that name,
fer IL sheiE prineiplss we're right they
oosid nos be too radical. The word is
an heaegskla assigaasisa, for Ii implies
that the person 10 whom Ii applied is
sound asd sinesEs, and usually right
The word Aoagrsl, however, exactly ex-
presses bhs sblsss OF 4he Abilities party;
hancs, - ne are net In the habit OF bor-
Eowing either our ideas or our nomeela.
snrs from Ehs abolition party, ws adopt
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06

A very devoas saa pioas deacon, who
sold esaI, told his ssEvaas girl 10 sarly
fall 70 bang wea aish cloth cat ef the
window, aad the aras uofaing ssss shs
found it frozen to report 70 him. a
snapping October moenings The eloth
vas fsuna frozsa the glra anssxsd shs
breakfast rscm and reported - sAs aea.
con, whs vas juas ready 70 sassr into bis
fanlly dsvetions /; be Immediately re-
plisa, raising his syes skywasdy f'lessd,
hslp the poor J ] must rise % cssl to-
Day. Lss ~ pray"
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06


+ HSw TO pc Up SHIGr Bosoass-Ws
h4ys eftea heard ladies express q desire,
sAys an exchange, TO knoB By whal pre-
cess sAs Ana gloss observable 90 new
Iineas shirt basoms. &o.. Ii predassd;and
Ia oEasr to grasify them We snhmis the
followipg reeeips for making Gum Ara
bic Starch, Taxa sWo ounces Gns white
gun Arabic pewdeg, pulit into . pitcher,
and pour On 1t pint OF mora % boiling
wasar- sscozding 10 the degree Of
ssrsagsh you desire apd thea having
covered il. let II set all aighs. In shs
morning poar sasefally from the dssgs,
inso . cleaa bdstls, enrkit and keep for
nae. A taAlespoenfal Of gan water
ssirxed into pint Of starch made in the
aaual manner, will give to either whiss
or prlAsed Lawn > look Of pssnssss wben
ssshiug slss can restore them altar
washing. Mach diluted il is also good
fer than muslin and bobinst.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06
A Bsautiful Tribute to . Wife.

- h@&0at@s SFsaAa1 ~ SsHca
Sir James Aackintoah, the historian,
was married 70 Miss Catherine Stuart, a
Bssna am@aaA kaskssmss s,ss@~pa~m~~asas-A
thus depleted her character in . letter 10
fgisnd vas gsidsd 10 my choice on.
b BY ths biind aRsosiou Of my youth. /
found aR issslligsns companion aad >
tender irisnd, prudent asnitrsss, The
moss faisful Of wives, and mother as
tender as ehiiaren ever had misfortuns
TO lose. | met woman Who, by tender
management Of my weakness, gradually
oogrscted the most psrnieioas of them---
Shs became prudent tram aaection; and
though Of ths most generous nature, she
vas taught fragalisy and economy by
her lssa Of nae. Daring the moss srisi.
cal period Of my life, she relieved me
from disaiPssien ! she proppsd ny weak
and isresOluss sataEs she urged mp in-
doIsace 20 all the exsrtiops that have
been useful and cFejisahls to me, and she
vas psrpetaally as hand to admonish ny
hsedlessnsas or impEoEidenss. To her
eve whatever | AM to her whatsYsr
shall be. In Ter sOiicisude for my inter
est, she never for noasns forgot my
feelings ss character. Rvsa ia her re.
sensmsns, fog which ios ofssn gave her
sauce, lwsaia 70 God seula recall sAose
memsasss che had 10 sulsnnssa or acri.
meuy. Hss teslipgs wsFs warm, nay,
impssaeas baE che was placable, ten.
der sad sosssaas. Such was she whom
hass Lest, shea bar szesllsnt natural
ssnse sas rapidly impreviag after eight
yssfs, sssaggie and distress haa boaad
~ fass asgssAss ana aoaldss our semper
TO each eshsE whsa kaowledgs OF Der
worth had sssasa my youshfal lore into
friendship, sad bsgoss age bad deprived
is Of maeh 81 iss original srdor. / Loaf
hss alas tina eheiss Of my youth, the
parsnsr Of NY snisfortunes, at nom ent
when | bad he pssapess Of har sharing
my better days.-Ex.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06

A.sorHgK kEvgR md THoarsoN CAam.-~
A dispatch from Pittsburgh, dated Eo~
vsraAssr ls, says 1t has been gsasrally
kaoNn throughout tha eisy thas FOR ssv-
erai wssks past Rsv. james Prssslsy.
d, o., Pastor Of the second Uaissd
Presbyterian Church Of this city, has
been 90 trial before che Presbysery, ,whach
aas been holding fts sessions Ia ahs Uai-
ted preshytsrfan ebureh On ths sogasr
OF Washington and Websssz Streets
Ths sbargss against the sesaaed wszs
Ghree In uusnheY, a. follows First
Unkindness and cruelty 70 hia wife and
family. seoond--UsiBg vulgar aad pro-
fans language. Third Unfalshfalasss
20 tbs marriage vow. The charges wsrs
followed BY numerous specifications or
couaks, and, after 3 mosk pvossasssd
hearing, be was found geilsy On each
and ali Of them. The Psesbysery ssn-
ssneed him 20 an indefnits saspsaslon
| from the Office Of the ministry, sad
from membership In the church. Ths
ease has excited considerable commeass
/ asG the result has been locked for wish
| interest. Il viii doubtless soae bassrs
the pablie 10 q suit for divorces.
| A the Cincinpasi Presbysery, . few
days ago, ressorea tbs Rev. A. T.. p.
Thompson, who had besn found guilty
! Of an infamous crime m oGsaas against
/ virsae and morals TOO iadeesns 10 be
ngrnsd Ia family newspapss-to all his
| righss in the church (inelaaing bis high
saiagy1 and have especially dedicated
him 10 shoms missions,n Why nss as
! szga Res. psessisy % sha Bsss Hkesez1sss
z as i ;zt assistant IN shis sa0msskis sssia-
sisn work What lovely sABas, anan-
ancas they will exercise Y-.- Crsssa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06

~ The lsasaring ssasea Ia aheua
commencing and all New Esslaad 10
astis. 0ut from shs hsFring .bax Swei-
liags come lsan and lsDk apostles Of
frssdosn, clad In solema and rasty black
with black Yalisss 10 hand. like the Hsw
York hossi barasss. The ssassass Of
sbsss vaiisss ara psrfscs spisomes oi
character !; one Of two shirts the boson
sf linen, she bodies Of shs eoarsess and
ssrsngsss shsssing-a boz os paper esis
lara, generally glaseds bas siss. MOI
poise1oas saough 70 Be fatal, splssho.
RE roIl sf fsols.sap, pair Of slippers, q
riding cap 10 casa shsir 'sssovs.pips'' or
ssmsas from ths rigars 81 rough roada
--shsss, wisA iasssliSsaa seaassaAsss and
~ isasmisahls sahssrssum Il ArAss,soa.
ssissss : Nsw Eagland lecturer. Lesk
oat for him. he's eomiag.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06


RULxa rog IApRoYRagNy.-S Never shrink
from an unpleasant duty.
BE Sbarisa5ls in thsaghs 20 well - in
action.
Bashs every iaorning and take plenty
of exercise.
Be open fer correction IL you are ID
the wroug fraikIy acknowledge IL.
Be virlaoaa In mind and body, and
let yoar thoughsa be pure.
Be ussful for tha lore Of use, and moi
for the srsdis sf being usefnl.
Inprevs yoursalf By The nsans ia yoaI
power, mentally and physically.
Ia time Of danger and srouhis, sAiak
Ersss aaa then act eoOly and dssisissly.
Never be prejudiesd, or aliow Yoasssll
20 be Led, without arss judging fsa
yourself.
In ssady, cosoentrals year shsagAsa
snd ideaa solely apon the ruhjecs bsfogs
yoa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1866-12-06
sslIsr d hsuth

I Tbs Bslsimsrs Trsnsesapss In Tsfssxing
70 tbs lsssx af N sbolfsiasiss If sks
Gsrshweat, iavissag srssdns. y snkgsSGs
sssrs, - rablisAsd isssly q sais rsysts
ssB3 disssisasiss sasm essslsy over Nh
NE sssssss ahara wsuld bs ! gsaessl ss-
sxls adraaaagacas % the aassrssis md
good fssiiag d sbs whals sosassv.s
Thsl 10 jass eur ewn sfsw. A losg
- The 1asgross sra concentrated In the
south asmagogusry aad iassrnsadliag
fanatisism will make Of thsm aiasarh-
ang slsmans Gar tbs esaassy. Csasiag
dreamers a. aha North viii sead doma
their lgaoFaat sdIsss for Seatasss OBJ
sssvaases and anhisi0as nRsa Will sssk
pawef sad pseat by inaaning ssesioaaI
hsstiaAAiss- D.eass he sssgfoss, sa& lhs
sppossuaisy ID iaken awsE We will
nsYer hAsa psase anaiI this 10 dsna, Tes
aboaislap demagoguss ass siiss 10 ne
party hsneas 10 be raared sFs@ tas pres
sas location Of sha Hagrosss iRssAss
6rssisy, In his letter to sha AoEsa Qsse-
lima Fsssdmsn's CoavssaioH, Aaslssd
shsn not 20 cone aorth. buf - Say iass
whers they are 10 ssay whsss the I'd
haaa aAaly tslh shs saFla thss ass asi- !
srpasea ana bsassn snd aaFdered, iasssaa
sE soasag 10 sAs A,ssA - psssss by sks
wsalsh and me kinaness of Ihs Repnbli-
sans. The object Of thsisdvise, appa-
rsasly so inconsistent aad inhunAns 10
% once 30 keep the Northern psepls in
igBoEapee Of Afsiaan character, and 80
make u The negro papalation, 0 parna-
aank parsy capital. Gin. EaaaiYsr.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

The Ottumwa 1ercury thus gives
the reasons for the early meeting Of the
Democratic State Convention, to be held
at Des Moines on June 9Th:
''There b to beno waiting on the move
ments ofthe Radicals, no scene shifting
and twin conventions, but . plain dat
avowel Of democratic principles IN =
democrats convention, and the nomana-
ton Of democratic candidates"
That is to say, the ''possum" dodge
was SO completely played out last Fall
that it will be utter folly to attempt It's
repetition. Now a square fight or a
straight-out, democratic platform is
promised. Well we shall see whether
the Convention will prove rs honest rs
the Mercury desires tito be.-Dav. Ga
zette.
n Lieut.. Gov. Cue corrects, in the last
issue Of the North West, the statement
in reference to q probable extra session
of the Legislature. He says:
1.-THE only bills that failed to receive
the signature of the President Of the
Senate, was one to release an escheat for
the benefit Of Hungarian, and an act
to legalize the blunders of some Notaries
Public: The above named bills were,
through an over sight Of the enrolling
sent down to the Governor
without being presented to the President
of the Senate for his signature. We
ghardly think the interests of the State
will suffer seriously if this Hungarian
fails to get quarter section of land, that
belongs, under our laws, to the school
fund; and we very much doubt whether
Gov. Stone can be persuaded to call an
extra session to cure the blunders of those
Notaries, who haven't sense enough to
understand their duties.
"Wnl the papers that have given cur
rency to the extra session" cdndrd,
please to set their readers right"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03
Marvellous Feats i'm Bread
u.s.. Baking. 5.:@

THE STEWART STOVE ON TRIAL.
FIRST ExPExlxENr.-Atth the store Of WANDs 4
KESxIcurr. Albany, N. Y, 40 10. Of bread were
baked with the u Stove, improved, (0vsn 20
inches squared without renewing the Ore. The
Stove was fitted for the occasion, by substituting
fire proof cement for the usual IRE brick Innings
and = double siza Top Baker for the smaller one
commonly used. In most other respects It was
the same % when properly arranged for simmer
use. - nj. Of coal were put In st tue atari. and
bs. remained 1t the close.
SECOND ExPERlNgNT.-At the sane place. and
with the same Stove, barrel Of honr was baked
into bread, making 30 d., commencing IL hosrs
after the fire was made. Amount OF coal Con.
sumed. 81 Ds. .-- r.~..e..-...- -
THIRD EXPERIMENT AT tho house Of the In.
ventor and patentee, In Troy, N. Y, 800 rs. Of
bread were baked with the same size Stove. but
with no other appliances than the application Of
the full summer dress. No renewal Of the IRE.
Amount of coal consumed, rs Ds. H -:
FOURTH ExPERINENr-Atth the store OF FuLL8R,
WARssN Co., Troy, N. Y, IS leaves Of bread,
weighing 2 Ds. each. were baked in three sepe.
rate patches, in the No. 81 Stove, IOven n inch
es squareJ, with sin gle stick of wood, II inches
in length, and inches square, commencing with
. cold stove. The fire was started with splintsrs
taken from the stick.
Notice 10 hereby given, that similar feats will
be repeated, at the store ~ Fuller, Warren 4 Co.,
in Troy, As often a. the nour shall be furnished.
upon condition that the bread baked shall be dis
tributed for the benefit of the poor.
The above celebrated Stoves are for sale by
6m4s SMITH BROTHERS, Upton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

crowds that efectually blockade the
walks and crossings, or 10 TIA nuisance?
If it is proper, why not have the like at
every corner and crossing in town, SO
that no country folks can come into town,
and no town folks step out of doors,
without enjoying the advantages Of such
an Arrangements? 1.-THE conversation Of
the grooms and bystanders is of q supe-
rior character let us have an ordinance
informing the people Of that fact, for
many people entertain doubts on the
subject: II IT is nuisance, let ,, Is, II
the display of said stock In such way
as to draw crowds on our street-crossings
and sidewalks s<e1az5zs7 aer- 1o3.@ -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

~ VIM. III. Hammond has moved
his stock of stoves, tinware, &C., into
Virgin Block, second door from the cor
ner, where he has every thing arranged
in good style. He continues the sale of
those celebrated "peace Makers" called
the ''Olive Branch cook stoves; tin
ware Of all kinds, and many other arti-
clcs of great value to house-keepers.
He has few stirring plows, which he
will sell cheap and warrant them. Call
and examine his stock and prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

D@-At G. Hammond's may be seen
rs large and varied assortment of goods,
ofthe very latest styles and the very best
qualities, as can possibly be piled up in
any other store in town; and Charles
says he intends selling them at as low
figures as any other man, or "bust' his
pocket book, trying. ~ -l.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

e|We did not believe In ~cure-afls''
until we tried AYERS lnimitAble PMI1, /
and now we think the whole secret Mes
in the fact, that purgatives are the nat
ural remedy for disease, and DR.: Aver has
made the best of purgatives. They cure
all our compiaints.-Logan o. Press.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

pa-Amounts received by the Treasure
er of the Cedar County Soldiers Monu.
ment Association, since the 18th April,
1896: zs-... ..... .ss-~7
d. J. Cue, Fl. Dodge, Iowa, $1,000
B. F. Cue, do 1000
J. III. Cue. do 1000
Daniel Carpenter, Center tp., 500
Hon. Ed Wright, Cover tp., 500
Jesse S. Van Fleet, Red Oak tp., so
WIN. H. TUTHILL, Treasurer, y.
May Sd, 1866. = .> = = - - -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

%A letter has just been received
from Rev.sa. N. Fellows, stating that
illness prevented him from delivering an
address at the installation, and express
ing regret at his inability to be present.
Hin friends here were satisfied that he
had good excuse, before the letter was
received. yong ,". .-..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

How is IT?-Is 1t In fuFtheranoe Of the
aim and intent Of our general incQrpo-
ration law, to have stock-horses and
jacks displayed on our streets, on Satur-
days, in such 4 way as to assemble on
our sidewalks aud street-crossipgs
~ -vss o~sR~spaes~-NS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

n9-Dr. H. F. Howell and Mrs. S. A.
Stallcup, Medical Electricians, announce
to the public that they are prepared to
relieve and cure, without pain or medi-
cine, chronic diseases of all kinds, at No.
2O0 I'd Street, Muscatine, Iowa. N. B.
Particular attention given to the treat
ment of all female diseases.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

A-Dr. Kennedy. has removed his
ONCE to his residence three doors north
of the steam mill, where he will be found
at all times ready to attend to all who
may need his services. See card.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

SWEET Potato PLANTS, in quantities
to suit purchasers, for sale by Jesse Dor
cas-, p miles north Of Upton They can
also be had at the Post Office, in Tip
ton. .vt@, ~ e.. .s..--r 2W.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03
Produce Markets.

-DAvENPoRT.-Wheat.7 5c@$l.l5; Barley, &c.;
Corn, &c.; Oats, 25c.; Potatoes, 3NSEc
MUsCATINE.-Fall Wheat, S1,21@l,5s Spring,
81 OO@l,lO Corn, Sc; Oats, 293Oc.; Rye, &c.;
harley H(c Potatoes. 30G40 =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03

D0cThe Temperance Alliance of Ce-
dar county meets at y o'clock, OH the
evening of Monday, May 18th, at the NJ.
E. Church. % l.. l.. SWEET, See.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03
MARRIED

MARRIED.,
BY Rev. ]. Riale, April oath, Mt Upton, Mr.. J..
H. ours to Miss Anna II. Hardman, both Of
Wilton, Iowa.
Nv Rev, VIM. Lee, at his residence, April
N6th, 1855, Mr.. JAMES DIXON and Miss ELLEN
BROWN; all Of Cedar county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-05-03
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of youth
full ndscretion, wll for the sake Of suffering human
ity send free to all who need it, the recipe and drec.
tions for making the simple remedy BY which he Was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do 30 BY addressing
JOHN D. OGDEN,
vl3n1y No. 81 Chambers st., New York.