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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-26

THE WORK GOES oN.-We notice with
pleasure the constant Improvements that
are being made in Upton. To recapitu-
late would be no small task. Judge
Tuthill has recently inclosed the block
upon which his splendid residence is
located, with neat and tasty fence. In
front of the above block and on the op-
posite side of the street are splendid
sidewalks, adding much to the appear
ance of that locality. James L. Rowell
has erected new store-room, adjoining
bis old one, and has painted the block,
causing the old as we'll as the new struc-
ture. to look bright and substantial.
Further down street, Cha's Hammond
has relocated the old Congregational
church, which he is fitting up and con-
verting into business room. Across
the street, east of Virgin block, VIM Bag
ley has reconstructed" his building.
The room is neat, convenient and all
together quite an improvement, and is
now occupied by Messrs. Vail 4 Reed.
Chris Reichert is erecting . neat and
oomnhodious residence in the north part
.of1own. The above Is conclusive proof
THAT our town is 'brightening up.h
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ATTENTION, BoYs!-Those desiring
to engage in some rare fun, can do SO by
joining the Wheel-Barrow Club, now
organizing at this place. The first
match will come off tomorrow friday
evening, at o'clock p. M, directly
north of town. BY making your entry
and paying fee Of fifty cents, you are
entitled to all the privileges of the game.
Two-thirds of the amount of fees depos-
tied will be given to the person who
wheels barrow nearest stake 100
yards from the starting point the
wheeler to be blind-folded. The re-
naming one-third will be given to the
second best. We hope there will be
many entries and strong competition.
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AROUND THE COUNTRY.
From Upton to Charlton, Lucas Co.,
and Back Again.
CHAPTER I.

Having had little business in the
southern part of the State, | left the quiz
ct city of Upton on the morning of July
10th, and after a lovely ride in my buggy,
of four hours and forty minutes, arriv-
ed at Muscatine. About p. M, / took
passage in the packet, "City of Keths-
burg" Capt. Campbell. Here had the
pleasure of meeting my genial friend
and fellow townsman, DR.. p. L. Smith,
and a number of other gentlemen of the
Dental persuasion, among them DIR.
Tulloss, of pleasant memory, who were
on their way to Burlington to attend the
Iowa State Dental Association. l have
the pleasure of testifying that | have
never in an assemblage of SO many pro-
iesslonal men (clergymen excepted) seen
finer looking and better behaved set of
men. tear very much that as many
gathered prolniscuously from the medi-
cal and legal professions, would not have
deported themselves as gentlemanly. l
did not, on the whole trip, hear pro-
fame OF obscene word, or see any one
drinking or under the influence Of stroug
drink.
The ride down the Father of Waters
was exceedingly pleasant, though. the
heavy growth Of timber along the river
prevented us from seeing much OF; the
country beyond its banks. My mind
ran back to the many scenes of historic
interest that have lately occurred along
its waters, and l thought as | looked
down that noble stream, no wonder the
people of this great Northwest rose in
their might and said that it belonged TO
the Nation, and that it. should flow un-
obstructed and uninterrupted until it
empties its waters into the Gulf OF Mex
leo.
On our way we passed Port Louisa, in
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BASE BALL.-The match game, be-
tween the Iowa City Club ard the Res
olute of Upton, will be played tomorrow
aftertoon,t commencing at 129 O'Clock.
AS there will be many persons on the
ground to see .'the sights,' we would
inform them to keep far in the rear OF
the players, or they may find huge B.
b. tumbling over their meat houses.
To those persons of an inquisitive turn OF
mind, whose five senses have con-
centrated and been largely developed in
their nasal appendages, We would state,
briefly, that the Marshal will be ON the
ground, and should said organ collide
with club, twill not be the fault OF
the club An entertainment will be
given at Deans Hall, in the evening, to
which all that dance are invited. A fee
of one dollar will be required Of all but
special guests.
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In Memorium.

MIR. EDITOR MIR. Charles III. Dem
ing, whose sad demise by drowning was
noticed in your last issue, was born in
the town of Homer, Calhoun county,
Michigan, on the I'D day Of September,
1887, and, consequently, on the day OF
his death, was % years months and %
days old. His carly life was spent with
his parents in his native State where he
remained until the spring of '63, when
he left the State of Michigan and, with
having joined with his only brother in
purchasing a farm in our township, he
Immediately became citizen of our
county, and soon developed those traits
of character which not only gained him
access to the best circles of society in our
community, but greatly endeared him
to all who had the pleasure of his ac-
quaintance.
AS a young man, he had but few su-
periors-always industrious, enterpris-
ing, cheerful and happy himself, he
sought by his cheerful habits, kind and
obliging disposition, to make all happy
around him, hence it is needless to say
he had many friends, for all who knew
MIN al once became greatly ana aiuenC-
ly attached to him. All We're his
friends, and now he is gone from them,
all mourn his departure, his untimely
death, so sudden, SO unexpected, as of
one dearly beloved and greatly lamented
but none more, than his aged, bereaved-
stricken parents. To them, he was their
earthly all, for on him they We're reclin-
ing for support in their advanced years,
and nobly was he answering their fond
est anticipations. He sought their hap
pness and was happy himself only
when, by his exertion, he increased their
joys and lessoned their sorrows.
But he is gone-he was unmarried
yet his departure, aside from the family
circle, has made a vacancy in our COM
munity that will long remain untitled.
May his death be so abundantly sane
titled to all who mourn his decease, and
especially to his aged parents, his broth
err and his sisters, that they all shall feel
constrained to say, Though, Thou, .
God, by thy providence hast severely
stricken and greatly hereaved us, yet
Thou hast mercifully blest and greatly
comforted us" +. A. GATES.
MAssILoN, July 23d, 1865.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to health ia
rev weeks by very simple remedy, after having suf
tered Tor several years with asevere lung affection,
ana that dread disease. Consumption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow-suferers the of
TO all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used Gree OF charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will md
SURE CURE for CossrMpTIos, AsrHAA, BRONCHITIS
CoUGHs. CoLDs, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription is to benefit the afflicted and spread informa
ton which he conceives to be and he
every sufferer will his remedy it will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE. by return mall
vii! please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
v13nfk WILLIAMSBURG, Kings co. New Ycrk
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BY an Ordinance of the town of Tip
ton, neat cattle are prohibited from run
ming at large within the town between
the hours of p m. and 5 a. M, from the
18th day of July to the LIST day of No
vember. 1t Is to be hoped the citizeus
of the town will take notice of this Orth-
nance and govern themselves according
ly. will commence impounding cat
tie under said ordinance in few days.
.-.* A.. S.P. DANIELS, Marshal.
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BY advertisement, in another column
it will be seen that the Ktna Insurance
Go. of Hartford, Conn, lost about 500,
coo 1t the great Portland fire, on the 4th
of July, which are being rapidly adjust
ed and paid. The actual net assets of
this Company are So, s54,594 20, making
it the most reliable Company in the U.
s. Persons who would insure in a safe
Company should call on John s. Tuthill,
Agent for Upton and vicinity. <~r~~.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

DISEASES OF THE URINARY AND SEXUAL
~ Systems-new and reliable treatment. Also the
BRIDAL CHAMBER. an Essay of Warning and Instrue-
ton sent in sealed envelopes free Of charge. Address
nr. J. sKILLIN HorsHToN, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa. n32yl
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STRA.GE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much to their advan
tage by return mail free Of CHARGE by addressing
Undersigned Those having fears of being humhugged
will obge by not noticing this card All others will
please address their obedient servant
THOs. F. CHAPMAN,
vl3n1y 83l Broadway New York.
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Administrators Notice.

Public notice IS hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrator of the
lnst WI and Testament Of William y. v.
Thomas, late Of Upton, Cedar county, Iowa
deceased, by tn. County Court of Cedar county
All persons indebted to the estate OF the sa "a de-
ceased arc requested to make immediate pay
inent to the undersigned. and MI persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are hereby mott
neh To present them without delay to the
County Judge of said Cedar county, for probate
JOHN golden, Administrator.
Upton, July 18th, 1855. Ew3
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THE Laws OF l866.-The laws passed
by the 18th General Assembly of Iowa,
have been received by theC County Clerk,
and are now ready for distribution. BY
reading Chapter 96, on the first page,
those interested will find out who are en-
titled to them.
DR.. II. NJ. PUR1NToN, the renowned
Lung Physician, Of Adrian. Mich, will
visit MechanicsSille, Saturday, August
tel; clarencs, Taesaay' August tn, and
remain DAYS at Clarence House. All
who are afflicted with Chronic diseases
are invited to call and consult with him.
Consultation Free ~ at < S@.@
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Has opened his New Gallery. and moved into
II the entire stock or goods formerly kept In
the old Upton Gallery, ia Schmucker's build
ing, and in as much az he has an improved
Sky-light, THE REST ever opened in Upton,
ne natt.rs himself that he can give perfect sat
isfaction TO all customers that call upon him.
Copyiag and Enioryiay Done to Order.
Those desiring the likeness OF their sick or
deceased friends can have them taken At their
residences. A good supply of choice Albums
Rosewood and Rustic Frames can always b
found at the New Gallery. - b
CA IL AND BEE
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THE FESTIVAL, last Friday night,
was we'll attended, and proved to be a
very, pleasant entertainment. About
$96 dollars were realized for the Cornet
Band. We hope 1.-THE boys will soon
raise the balance necessary to purchase
new instruments.
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INSECITORS NOTICE.-Noticc liz hereby
~ given that the Executrix Of the estate or
John -. Coo, has filed her final report In the
office OF the County Judge OF Cedar county
Iowa, showing II full settlement Of said estate.
Ana unless objections are made TO said report.
on or before III" first Monday Of August, a. d.
1866 said Exoeutrix will he dischared from fur
ther duties in the settlement Of said estate
j. g. BETS, County Judge.
July 9Th 1866 npsw3
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ERRORS OE YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debt, Premature Decay, and al the effects of youth
fui indscretion. WILL for the sake If suffering human.
ity, send free to all who need Il, the rccc and
tions fer making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing 10 rrots ny the advertisers
experience, can do 50 sy addressing '..
J0uN h. OGDEN,
a~ viSniy No. 81 Chambers St., New York.
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ENECTTDItS NoTICE.-Notice Is hereby
IL given. that Rachel IIuey, lcgatee of the last
Will and testament of VIM. {. and A. II. Huey,
has filed report In tho County Judges ONCE OF
Cedar county. Iowa, showing the settIem emit Of
the estate of Nn. E.. and A. r. liucy; and un-
less objections are made to said report on or
before the first Monday in August a. d. 1888, tho
estate viii he ordered settled and fully closed,
&c. RErrS. County Judge.
July g. 1906. n2sw3
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Executors Notice.

PuhIir notice IA hereby given that the under
signed has by the County Judge Of Cedar cOun-
~, In the state OF Iowa, been appointed Execu-
tor OF the Inst VIII and Testament OF Jane
now deceased. All persons Indebted to tho
estate Of the said deceased are requested to
make payment tn the undersigned, and oil
persons having claims against the said estate
are hereby notified to present them to tho
County Judge of said county, for probate, with
out dela".
JOHN Golden, Executor.
Upton, July nth, 1866. Gw3
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nstrMs Or TINE soAss n HfAlrR.
Impsrtah Reports Read In Secret ubiic
pra~endgrRa.


Proceedings.
The NstropoaA Board Of Health met yesterday after
noon At one O'Clock nd held . secret session which
,inued for over three Tho purpose Of
meeting was to read the vepors Of the Board the Gov
and which the Law rects shall be In at least
once year what the report contain the press was not
porant and interesting documents One OF them was sail ~
be very bad" renection cesan pubic institution IN
this city. "
AZ ths open meeting Of the Board b. little bu.lpe..
transacted Inspectors Unite sud Mctsns scnt In rrnor,
the state Of the ce pond At New Rochs They rerortes
that the pond or twenty acs-s and Il shsinu
The upper end hoods bog forming s.znant pools on
which there u greensh The surface or the water m
the pond II comparatively clear but IN e,verej y,fh
vegetable growth visible above the surface Al ron b,
faseed IN rock Ia the Limit v which the Supreme sor,
decided that the propc,or couu Hood the ioing
and whom Hooded 20 this poin ne water IL srsa OF
about forty Msas dscssrs more or pss ureva
lent In this locality and the ir.pecrny give
that The misrmA and rank vcksat on unhcsby ana
plscr dangerous 20 life and henith. -
After reading the shove report nation n was resolved
ha. the attorney prepare "a order Tor he suppression Of
several smal bins for printing wcre e.eu,ed ny the
The weekly report Of the SANITARY snper,t-paer, -.
then read Dr. Dalton reported that curing lie wesk End
na November II one<ase Of which
fatal the 18Th seven houses wher deaths fra, typhts
and typhoid fevers occurred were dlsinfe~,rd @p-'
After further unimporsnt business transacted
he I'd al our ned
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stc1rY Of the MmY o. the TENNESSEE.

Ysh te Nsa CiSCsrsn, Nov. Is, 1se6
this morning. The following Officers we're elected for
the cssuinR year:--Presidsnt, General A. Rawlings:
Vice Presidents, MAJOR Gepcral J. A. Logan r. r. Blair
J. 0xjesby, q. A. Smith, Brevst rigader Generals
W. Bcknsp and Pairohnd; Recording sscretary Colonel
l. ~ Dayton; Corresponding sccrstary, Brissdier Cen.
race The greater portion OF the proceedings was occ
pied IN di.cuslng the proposed monument 70 Major
resolution was finally adopted liking upon Clyde
OHIO, the burial place Of GenemI McPnrrscn az the
proper pIace for the monument
After fransaciing some unmpprtant business reso-
lauQn was adopted TO hold the annual meeting
=, Inns the time 70 be indicated BY the President
wfereupou The society adjourned
liier The adjournment the members in body visited
The hall 81 the Hoard % Trade by invitation. vnere they
~s'e cord slly received by he merchants " the ciiy.
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A Small Fry Prize Fight-Two sRonglss,, In
the Roped Arena-A Mock Battle near For,
Lee Seven Rounds Fought and Nobody
Hurt-One of the Combatants Gets Fright
ened and Paints, &c.
taste for what is called in unrenned circles the anly
art seems TO be growing in this community scarcely
week but the daily journals upon chron
Gle mill between Of the hard fstcd members Of the
community whose early education sadly neglected
and whose ambition instincts reach higher mark
than TO be considered some, Ia the roped arena.
These pugsc AFFAIRS generally emanate from disputes and
d,sagresments It ward meetngs concert saloons corner
,.seti1e in twenty feet where saslsiaet!on
Features which boah.iri Provdence has bestowed on
& y s oo .ss
&C. .ys s1D ~ s 4 an place
tye ronshs OF ihe Twent,sth ward OF this cyy named
nnesr parties no ssa G g. Mclean ssS
s.s q a. es ss s s for q
Of SasE s ss ss. IN pSss Paint
Seqrens with about sSS or their heir bosom
spot where they could avoid he Intrusion 's'e q
sailed both pare. hroSsh the the meessy
sse
SP: POUNDS INN sE Ss
So many Sn %sS when cSd go :. The ss
:. neither cou'aani showed either scsnes. pluck en-
to school sort Of pmsism and not worthy
r. hold the smallest place among the "cassc champions
Prospective Prize FIxhs-Iohn SIcsIade and
Sam Collier TO be Matched for $1,000 a
side-History and Personnel Of thc Men.
number Of months sso John McGsds. . light weight
pugst who has figured extensively in the 6sc
in the West aud in The South, arrived in this city
since that time his friends have been eagerly OF
with whom their favorts's strength might be
ured Finally. the backsrs q CoIlera noted prize
here Is. wsss ana ses IA, fiS Sss n
& once IL
consult r.: :s Ts'i q. -pS d
Sss ana = Be .d he s e.: pg sSn s;ay
~ being nov d.nssrcusy m S.sn.S. Collier has re-
here = s hs match q soo Is y q
re s Ss a si
% S.s. !: sSn !. 4. sse: s- s . q
sn.s srslsles Ksisher % y. yea ~ traIning
s!Sn.y Arc. ~ va a. Golfer sss
s9S z. Ct 2 wOrs :: ;scn q the %:sh fairy made Of
Is3sss ssy. = Ireland .sd sys ssss tsSr neas.
Ss ..s sd Vas ~ y
n:r v Css o y IA % s sIS . %
one a q hs :.as ysss b fousss md ssss sas
gs.d; s round. ,1s. I min
e. g. s,:S. ss' ssss g "a rs 4
nys roueds and the second In hiryswo rounds wagering
Ss' o.. ss%Tsss;S S'sps
s On X. II s
s s As On n os sss
two hours and az minutes INIT e, Sseo s. ds Neither o.
ssrd hitters and are credited with much gsmeness.
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\ As HIRAM ,. ANDERSON. 10. - BowERy. Is SPILL
piy ana Ingram Carpets a. greatly reae ,,r smvsrv
invited TO call Oilclohs fIo - Is feet vide Drnr-
gets yard cord Mats Mating At low Iocs FOR No
W Bowery. So 80 49,
nIvorcrs OBTAINED AccorDfvo 10 s-srrvR
f9m me cours Of ss diaerent states Also Notary snd
Counsellor At Law sii broadway.
DEMoeEsr.s MONTHLY uAu,ziyF THE pfcrN-
~ Der number, vita briian. soveltcs. New Fsrn'cns
c .a a. Lngraynga yhrstsas senes s
did December number 81 this model wrfnxlre now ready
sod everywhere. Published by w .LbNNiSsS pE,NO-
REST, ts Broadway single COPIES % ccnis. nsed free.
70 TO THOMAS n. AGTEw.s. GREENWICH AND
~ Murray where VIII nnd lsas toness fsh,
Flour everything else than any store in New
Yofk
nLD vyrs MADE NEW wIrHorr spEc1AcLEe
~ dorfnr or rn~diclne postage pad fstert ~
zen ccns Address Dr. X. D. Fooie, LIZ broAd~aJ New
rsrsort and cure for the rup,ur-d pcstge p~ %
reeespt Of cents Address Or b. b. Fooe, Ip broad
spssspssi Information for the married f.ss ss,scs
PAD an sealed envelope, on receipt o. ten cers Address
De. y y. rcsse. I.IU srosawsv. Ne~ f"rs.
xUoRrsy AND WE'LL Rrcoxxrxoep
49, - BRAxpRETH Pills
draw out from the body Toe wofs fnaors ana tls .v
ate aud preserve,ne .e-t rhis Simple eat nssd
elarsd them ncurnb'e a~nebrr ,hes Pms ~. .cies
oousss co-,ivenr- Live, and Bno,. Aer,,o,. t.,.n,.
,i-m. ooui, Pain o. the rAaa. Of the SIDE pr,,y&iss.
Bio,res Ulcers rnmors tcasss no, ,,a sa
also the best Pufgsfise krosn -
Princpsl oLae Branafefh Hons, a.. ~, oA..,.. "A
Hfandfeh. In white letters IN ~ .t....ss
sArs ooi -b'h ins"res ihe s.nails Br@.r,.ats 49,
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as many lines ~ may be necessary for European bust
ness This think win guard against failures hereafter
But 70 make assurance doubly sure We shall u the
spring build stil another line by separate cross
ing over from Hearts Content 70 Piacentia vnicn ID
only about hundred miles, along good ros, where
II can easily be kept In order From Placentp subma-
rne cable win be laid the French pand Of g.
Pierre, and thence to sydney, In Cape Beon, whers
again wo strike coach road and can maiIssin eur lines
without dinculty Thus We shall have three distinct
lines with which 10 hardly possible thu there can be
any delay message from London to sew York passes
to Hearts Content from there 10 Pori Hood and from
Port Hood 10 New York II always rkes little time
for operator 10 read message sDS prepare 10 send
For this allow ave minutes at ech station-that u
enough, and shall The contest till % have mos
saees regularly froA Io,dcs IN twenty MN
u,es One hour is ample allowing ten min
s snatch s'i for message 10 20 rom Wan sss., 10 tho
Royal Exchange and TO r. an answer back again This
be OCCASIONAL delays - ak only . little patience re-
memberng thai our.nachinery h new and II takes time
70 get well oiled md running =. full speed Blu, after
the public.
Complaint ,ss been been made that u vas high,
10 be very oppressive beg all 10 remember that Il Ia
only three n1ntbs and hall since the cable laid
II was laid ? great cost and . great risk Different
millions dolara u was ssul an sxpermsns
OF whicb the result vas dcubtful This too
msh. psws smother so,y ia failure s,,, even sue
prophetsin both countries rredicscd that 70 would not
last ninth. II II did VI were mot SURE OF having
more thin one cable; nor how much work that one
only cas cable but two both IN working order; and
find instead OF Eve words minute, We can send neen
Now 70 are free 10 reduce tho tariff Accordingly has
been ut down opchnlf, and hope in few months We
can ring " down 10 uuafer am In favor Of
duci,r Il the lowest point 81 which can DO the
thev-f the work grows upcn ns 70 enormously that
canpot do n--why We must n 10 work and lay more
cabbsL Thosc who conduit public enterprise
/ n artt not M
of the pubic or the ,ress Brt complaints
su svn ct R,s nrds ~ltlost stes,sp 90 yiss ss'n .
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THE PRIZE RING.

A Small Fry Prize FiRht-TwO s.Ronal,s'' In
the Roped Arcna-A Mock Battle near Fort
Lee Seven Rounds Fought and Nobody
Hurt-One of the COmbatants Gets Fright
ened and Faiuis. &c.