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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-01-25
Marvellous Fcats i'm Bread
Baking.

THE STEWAAT STOVE or TRIAL.
FIRST ExPssiMENr.-Atth the store Of WANDs 4
KEsSIcurr, Albany, N. Y. 40 Ds Of bread were
baked with The II Stove, improved, (Oven 20
inches square1. without renewing the FIRE. Tho
Stove was fitted for the OCCASION BY % bstituting
fro proof cement for the usual fire brick Innings
and double size Top Baker for the smaller one
commonly used. In most othsr respects Il was
the same . when properly arranged for summer
use. - Ds. Of coal we're put In at the start, and
bs. remained At the close.
SECOND ExPEKSMENT.-At the sane place, and
With the sAms Stove. = barrel offonr was baked
into bread, making 40 ns.. commencing II hours
after the tire Was made. Amount Of coal con
sumed. 81 rs. r.
THIRD ExPEaInsxr,-At the house Of tn" in.
ventor and patentse, In Troy. n. Y, SEQ b.. of
bread were baked with the same siss Stove. but
with no other appliances than the application OF
the full s0mmer dress. No renewal Of the are.
Amount Of coal consumed, rs Ms.
FOUkTH ExPERyAEH7.- tbs store Of FULIIR,
wAaaIA 4 Co.. Troy, N. Y, IS lssvss Of bread.
weighing ! n. each. were baked In three ssps.
rate ba'ohss. IN the No. 81 Steve. lOvsa n inch.
e. squarel. with SIM gle stick Of wood. II inches
10 length. ald 7inchess square. Ommsnoias with
cold stove. The Are was startsd with splintsri
taken from the stick.
Notice Il hereby given. that similar fssts will
b repeated. st the store Of Fuller. Warren Co..
n Troy, d ofIen o. ths dear shall b furatshsd
upon condition thst the bread baksd shall b die
tributsd Jor Ne hensdt - the poor.
The chow celebrated Slows ere fer sale b
spse loNTTU DH0ruBRs, Typos.
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~rhs preofs Of losses paid BY the Fire
and Tornado Jnssrsses Co. - thsy appear fsea
time to time. should b ample satisfaction to
oil those now heidins pslieiss in said Company.
and should remove oil doubt from the minds Of
those uninsured. Read the following:
E~1 Tipfor. Jan. 18th, 1850.
Ihi, d 10 certify that ~ have this day rscsiv.
Cd OF J. B. HALL, Vice Prssideut Of the Fire and
Tornado Insu, ance Co., Of Clinton. Iswa, Slo0. 90
II full for loss on our horse. Pete. insured 10
Policy No. S62, issued BY said Company. and We
DO hereby recommend said Company to the con.
6denee Of those who have properly to insure.
believing all will get their money - promptly
- W have. Jaw. SHEARER
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the lungs by itsuse Who. once tried in sup.rip,itv
over every other sxpeetoran Is apraep, TO escape
observation. and where It's virtues are known the nab.
lie no longer hesitate What antido,e ~ employ fog -
distressing and dan s-rous OF the puaouary
organs thnt ara incident 90 our climate While May
Inferior remedies thrust upon the comms nity haye
failed and Teen d'scardsd, .his has gained sssnls -
every trial. conferred benects ,icsed they can
never forget, and produced csres too numerous ana
too remark Abls to be forgotten.
. "seAn only assure the public, .hs, IL quality 10
carefully Kept upto the best has been and that
may be relied on TO do for .hlr relief al th.t u -
ever done
great num- era Of Ciergymrr, Physicians, States.
h" and eminent pefsonases have lent their nAmee -
ccftNy the unparalleled usefulness Of our rsmedos.
us space here viii not permit the insertion II eAem.
The Asentsb eto" named furnish traits our AnealcAu
hts.fsei i which Ii y are given; with also fvl a..
scorpions ofthe complaints they cure.
Those who reaa re adsratius madeleine 10 ppYsep
ms "i9od will II d Ayers onpn und Extract Sarsaps
riiia The remedy to use. Try it once, aud yav WI
know its value.
Prepared hy J. c AVER & Co.. Lowell, Msse, Ana
sold ny W. r. MCNAMARA, Upton. and ~ III Asaisss
In medicines every where. CIV fsnhfes
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g1sr1isas ssees s1osae1saal a1sssssu: - -.
sfal gevsf1ne1s hes fasaisls1 % largely viii
means Ssr psoAottAg thess Interests, nd ~
es!sslvss, Az adding saeA ysar. tAsusasds Of
aad. asv, ~ ask Hss, viii yos b ysur want u
oaasssaahsAip psrsue the niGgardly eesrss you
have begun and tbs deprive - d that aid In
The psrson Of Z, SapsssntsaAsas worthy Of the
emcs. which the sxpeSfsncs Of other states he's
fousd necessary n the perfection And the wsrk.
more enlarged view Of the SUBJECT give 10 ths
man with means sufficient to sustain him. VIE
70 abls . al the Gee With ero0te 70 Aimss1f.
satisfaction 70 osrsslves and honor 10 our young
and growing Ssassi Yous action !, the matter
he deepest interest; By IT, % FIR - you are con.
csrasd, we shall perceive the fall OF the riss u
what We conceive 70 b. the browning glory Of
eur adopted State" sa~A - CITIZEN.
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sad Il, By the 10Th Il February ~ The
lstess, 70 tho Treasurer.
o. motioa Of Jsdgs Tuthili, the So
psrvisers, with the aid Of the Mansgsss,
we're authsyised 70 Oh oil vsssssiss 10 The
Beard Of Cssvasssrs, and alss 70 sseuss
what sddisisssl ssbseripties they can,
and to sss, personally, that what nosey
wss collected b reported - early -
possible. ~
A esunusisatios VS. read By Mr..
Sweet, from McCssh 4 Denohus, Of the
Daveupe Marble Works, relative to
different dssigos for monuments, with
prices, &s.
The committee appointed TO estimate
ths compensation Of The Gent Aesas, for
services - shove reported, wss unable -
report, and asked further time. Granted.
The Secretary ~, requested to fursish,
for publication. the names Of these Of
whom biographical sketches had bsss
furnished him. .-T%
O. motion, adjourned to meet At the
call Of the President.
c.P. SHELDON. Psss'a :
J. F. KENNEDY, ssc'y. ...... ...,.
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Rssk 1sissd naiirsad, but shs Chisags
and Nerth~sssers Ralrosd i ~ ess
With behind II IN shssyss.
The people Of lswa are anxisssly losk.
ing 10 our Legislature for ssss relief 10
this respect, and ~ trust they will not
b. disappointed. 80 .-.lr@
The railroad eonpsaiss should have =
ohsucs 70 mske gos1 profits, but not 10
plumber a. they are rev doisg. Il may
BE- that the rsilrosd companies have vest.
I'd rights that will prevent the LsEisla.
ture from limiting their ehafgss. Il 90.
W hope Il will 30 aseertaised beyond .
rsasoosbls doubt, for it would BE- some
consolation to ksow that " ss.ass help
ourselves. -
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OUTRAGEOUS. -Outrsgsous j. . very
mild term TO spp|y to the charges Of the
railroads vest Of Chicago. We know
that ear rs.ders are pretty we'll posted On
this question, bat the following from the
Davenport Gazette 10 % pointed that 70
make room for il: 80
The hardware firm Of MsCo.h l. obi.
oxsp showed us bill Of freight 90 . smell
lot; charges from Troy to Chioago, about
1000 miles, 3l4,50; from Chicago to
DAtsnport, 1873 miles, $3.50. Another,
from New York 10 Cbicsgo. 81 ,Os; from
Chicago 10 Dsvssport, 1881. Another,
IS ets. per 100 lbs. FROM Pits.burg to
Chicago, nearly 500 miles, and Is cents
from Chicago 70 Davsnport. Kelly l.
Weed, hardware, have paid for nails ~
keg from Pistsburg 10 Chicago. SO cents,
from Chicago TO Davsop port, IS ceuts.-
Another firm psid on box Of goods from
Boston % Chicago. 100 miles, S24, 90:
from Chiosgo TO Davsspors, $1,000.
The specimens Of shsrsss 10 The Ga
s1lts ars Dot exceptional ones. We havs
hsefd from our merchants Of instances Of
si6ilaf character. Such charges ore
,othisS better than robbery. The sbsvs
charge vsrs a,ds by TIE Cbissgs and
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p.iIroed Meeting 1t Moscow.

~ Railroad Meeting 1t Moscow.
The meeting, to. Day, st Moscow, vas
Is.s 30 large - was expected, owing to the
fact that sufficient notice vas not given
Delegations were there from this place
islsd from Museatios. The Mu'cstias
stock book shows subscription of $751;.
900, and the committee from that plscs
assured tho meeting that it would b
raised to sesrly or quite $4,000. Tip
ton and, vicinity will hsvs to b up add
doing or Muscatinc will lead ~ in the
mstter!3 &@3i" : -@4 ..".@..
The meeting adjourned to meet at tho
same place next Tbursdsy, and in tho
mean time il il proposed 70 6sish up the
work Of soliciting subscriptions, here
ssd u Mucstise, meet u Moscow, CON-
pare notes snd make preparations to
k1sssis lAs work; sad il il eoo6dsstly be-
loved that Moscow and vicinity will raise
enough TO induce tho Company to make
th,t point 10 the road instead Of Wilton.
The committee from this place desire
N TO say that their most grateful thanks
arc due to Mr.. MAC BRYDE, the enter-
prising merchant Of Moscow, for the hos.
pitsbiA n.unss 10 which be entertained
thsa during their stay 10 Moscow, to.
dsg. They say,thas the dinner VS. su-
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CORN CulTlVAT0R!
Victorious In Every Contest.

TIRST PREMIUM at the Illinois STATE Fair. At
i Chicago, IN 1885,, 81 Machines In competi
ton. FIRST PREMIUM A. tho Iowa State Fair,
in 1865, in field trial lasting two day, in which
~ Of this leading cu!tiva'ors participated.
Although sellinK other kinds, We .ssnre the
Farmers Of Cedar county upon our responsible.
~ that these Machines are superior 20 al 9th
ers made or sold, no matter what travelling
agents Or others interested in the manutsc turs
Of Other plowa may tell you.
All thnss desiring these Sulky Corn Plows
should hand in their orders. early. % ~ were
unable to supply the demand for tLeSe last sea.
SOB.
4 sampls Of the "Hawk.Eye" can be teen st
SMITH BROTHERS,
Agents fcy cedsr COSBY.
Upton. le~s, In. Il, llts,
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Free Trade.

We see that "Free Trade Leagues
are being established IN all OUR large
cities, and wo presume they will Be ex-
tended throughout the country: 1fthey
were called /" British Free Trade
Lacquer" The name would better illus.
trote The object Of tho organization. In
juno last We were informed by the Unit.
ed States Consul, At Liverpool, that
foreign organisation, Of great influsn &c
and wealth, was then preparing TO make
= powerful effort to introduce Free Trade
doctrines into our National Legislation,
ind these Free Trade Leagues are the
immediate result Of tia. foreign ergani-
cation.
We think that Western men, who are
~ yet maiuly ,griculsurists, can see that
any plan which requires that thci. pro-
duets should be sent to Europe to pay
Tor manufactured articles to b brought
hero for their use, must be bad one 1t
any time. aud especially 20 when the
railroads charge ~ much for carrying
grain 70 our own markets ~ farmers can
get for il here.
If western men look to their own in
terests they will not encourage Free
Tss6s, but rather that protection to
manufactures which will cause factories
Of oil kiods TO spring mp in their own
asishborhoods. We have no idea tha.
western mes will long 10 under the ne
csssisy Of going to New England for
Gotten Or woolleo goods, much less to
''0ld England" Western msnufacsbries
of oil kinds are what are now needed to
Cornish home market for our agricul.
tural products.
There il another very important thing
oonseeted with the FREQ Trade question
q the present time. "Free Trade "
msaos reputation. Our British
friends did thcir best to aid tho REBEL.
ion. xaod If they can now secure free
trade and its sequence, reputation, their
revenge would BE- doubly or trebly sweet,
for they would secure ! market for their
manuEactures, ruin our government and
ioAiss : ioss upon those German capital
is6, whe, in our time Of need, bough,
our bonds.
Free Trade II . mere catch word, fof
tts- British even do not want genuine
'Fffe1.tfads.
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Trespass---SlO Rewardi

VIII. PAY A REWARD OF ZEN pOLLARR
! 10 my person VII" will furnish proof thai
VIM. PArsons or any ether - san hsa bees cae-
ting or iaiends 70 cut timbe on tot Of ssoston
- township 60 range =. vss'. IN Cslas eAuasy.
Iowa: as said land belongs 10 n>. An nareH.s
ere waned not 70 cut any tinhsr o. aaiA isaA,
~ viii prosecute. TO the full sxtsns Of tAA ia
81 peEsoDs EesapsssiDg thereon. a 3 :.
JOHN E6CHED,
Upton. Iowa. Jan. q, 1855 n2m3
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DAvaNpoRr MARkxrs.-Whsat 65Gl7oc; Bar.
Icy. 2S050c.; Oats. lS0lsc.; Corn, 92W23c;
Asgs-dresssd. $1,000.
NuscATs1ss NARksrA-Best fall wheat, $50;
best spsteg, 4l.26; Oass ls oeots: Rye. 800: Corn
lsc; harley, - cts; Dressed HogA S09lc.
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8~Good Spring Whsat Fieas for sale at the
Upton Steam MIL and delivered II any part Of
town. for 43 Per undred, and warranted.
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Dsxrrs7nY.-DR p. r. snlrH. our worthy
Dentist. will Be absent from February sth to the
18th inclusive. Persons desiringte have work
done should call on him previous to the 9Th, Or
wait until he returns. ... ~
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6r1. n. GRAY, Of Mocha nicsvills. Iowa, has
opened Bost 4 Shoe Store, at that place. and
proposes 10 sell ct such extremely low priesa
that Ill will b anxious TO purchase Of him.
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Record ofthe Proceedings Of the Cedar Co
Soldiers Monument Association.

Record ofthe Proceedings Of the Cedar Co.
Soldiers Monument Association.
Pursuant to the call Of the President,
the Officers and Trustees County Super.
visors), Of the Cedar Co. Soldiers Mon
ument Association met in the Sheriff .
Office. at the Court House, in Upton,
Jan I'd, 1866, At l o'clock pm. Officers
oil present, and almost oil the Trustees.
The Geul Agent, Rev. L. /. Sweet,
stated the object Of tho meeting, Wig: To
hear thcreports Of the various officers,
and attend to such business - might be
necessary to carry out the design Of the
Association. He then reported that he
had spent thirty three day 10 csuvassioc
the townships, most of which he had
visited personally; that he had secured
s207, so in subscriptions, and s24. SO in
cash; aud that in the townships that be
could not visit person,lly, he has appoint
cd, by correspondence With the aid Of the
Managers sud Trustees, canvsssers for
every sub District in the county.
The Hon VIM. H. Tuthill, Treasurer,
made the following report:
Tho Treas Of the Cedar:'Co .soldiers' Monumen,
Association would respectfully report that the
whole amount Of cash subscriptions received BY
him up TO January I'd, 1866. IL $50, As, ~ pei
list he reunto Aft xed: ~
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At.AAx . lGuLYo1b.
Aip pRopRiHr oRs.

.s ss.t Ve &. a IN. ~ p.d
sMGGs.s1 re- Ake noes number, and enas the sub
n.s.{c. 1use b renewed By advance payment they
~ IL paper soAsinssd. Address AL letters TO the
Duhafahef1.
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A Few DAYS. The best grades and
mos. beautiful patterns IN White Granite
Quesnswsre ssa be found a W. H.
Aldeu's. The public are informed that
he has new and rarely beautiful pattern
pow en- route which viii Be opened for
examin alton in . few days.
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re LARGEST STOCK Of Albums ever -
''''''' - Upon. 's' =; : i trv,y.. !.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE,

10 vide 10 tss As!d ~ ~ ~.
fulnsss and 20 numerous ass ~
eases o. IT, rures. that aiusssl
every section Of countsy abeuaAs
In persons publicly knsvs, VIE
have been restored from Alar1ise
and even desperate disease q
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LowDEx, Jan. 20, 1856
Nh. EDlroa:-Asai your paper has come 70
hand, and again have occasion to notice the
late action Of ous Board Of Supervisors in regard
to the State Of our common schools. II seems
from an expose made BY M. shesrsr. supervisor
from Springfield. that the Board have been In.
formed that their standing admits Of improve
nent; and. that BY . resolution authorizing the
same. committee was appointed for the purpose
Of ascertaining their state. and Of dsvisipg some
means by which their standard might b elevat-
ed, and report the same for the consideration
Of the Board. Mr.. s. further states, that the
committee had the matter under confederation
and came to the following conclusions: First--
That We need higher standard Of education IN
the county; and, Sscond-That the only means
to bring about the desired result Was to give the
Superintendent liberal salary In order that he
might spend his time and talents in visiting the
schools at least twice year, to ascertain the
wants OF each school and remedy any defect in
teaching which he could not do without : per.
sonAlv&st Furthermore Mr. s. STATES that the
committee reported tho same in substance to
the Board, and, on its reception by the Board,
another member reported a substitute fixing the
salary Of the superintendent st figures 80 low
that mo man could i've by the ONCE" This
substitute IL seems prevailed. and Of the result,
such - doubtless the mover anticipated, We
have been Informed. Now, Ar. Editor, I rsgre,
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A motion wss passed aasborisiag the
Supsrvisor Of each towoship, With the
cid sf The Msssgsrs, % esllses what mon
y u ssssaisg sss % ssbss'iYsiss and y
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-15

REGULARLY BRED PH YSI-
IA CLAN, - his ID ploma, which hangs
IN his office, will show, has made Chronic
Diseases u.e study Of MS life, and has a
Union reputation, having been longer
located IN ~. Louis than any other Chronic
Disease Physician.
Much OF his practice has been OF a pri-
vate nature-Syphilis, Gonorrhoea, elect,
or MercurIal Affections of the Throat, Skin,
or Bones OrchiLis, Hernia, or Rupture;
also the effects of n Solitary Habit, ruinous
to body and mind, producing Blotches, De-
bility, Impotence, Dizziness, Dimness OF
Sight, Confusion OF Ideas, Evil Forebod-
ings, Aversion TO Society Loss of Memory,
Weakness, ETC.; not all these In any o1le
case. but all occurring frequently In va
rious cases. -l...
no Accommodations ample charges
moderate cures guaranteed. Consuita-
tions by letter or at office, free. Most cases
can be property treated without an Interview,
and medicines, secure from observation,
sent by mail or express. No hindrance to
business In most ctlses. .
Address Box S0y2. 10 Louis, Mo-
nentiy located al. No. 81 st. Charles Street,
between Sixth and Seventh, one square
south of Lindell Hotel, a retired spot In
the centre OF the city. ia .asslt-
" Consultation rooms, and rooms for the
accommodation OF such patients as require
daily personal attention.
EVER YBODY lei8
can get In seated letter envelope my
" Theory. Symptoms, and Treatment OF
Nervous, Urinary, and Sexual Diseases"
clearly delineating all the Diseased Condi-
tions, with full symptom Lists, for two
tiree-cent postage-stamps TO prepay post
age. Circular for Ladies', relating TO Dis
eases of Puberty. Menstruataon, and Preg-
nancy, three cents. tn.. la ..st.r
au29 d2wSm tdlt wv VII a la
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Annexation Of Territory to the City
Of Evansville. aa =
MrOTIGE TN MEREnY GIYEN. thnl

NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the Common Council of the city OF
Evansville, in pursuance of the provisions
OF an Act Of the General assembly OF the
state OF Indiana, approved March a. 1855,
entitled . An Act 10 amend the seventy
nrst section Of an Act entitled An Act
granting to the citizens OF the town OF
Evansville, In the county oriNanderhurgh,
City Charter approved January "a. 1877,
ana 10 add supplemental sections 20 said
Act, will ON the 10th day OF septerntef, 1866,
present 10 the Board of County UoIninis-
sloners of Vanderburgh County petition
praying for the nnnexation 20 said city OF
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES territory, and set
ting forth the reasons for such annexation,
Win. All that part OF the northwest quarter
OF Section ~. Township south, Range 10
west, In Vanderburgh County, described
as follows: Beginning at the northeast
corner of OUT Lot number Ave (5), rs
laid out by II. NJ. Evans 1.-THE said
nor OF the Eorthcastern Enlargement OF
the city Of lsvansville), and running
thence south by said Northeastern En-
lnrRoment six hundred and sixty (GB0l feet
To the middle OF William street, extended
westwardfy from said Northeastern En-
lnrgement; thence west by the middle of
dred and thirty (9aOl feet, 20 the eastern
boundary line OF Dlxon'H Addition; thence
north by said Dixon's Addition six hum
bred and sixty C6OO) feet TO the north line Of
north line three hundred and thirty (8301
feet TO the place OF beginning being the
east nhlt OF Atiu OuL-iOt NUMBER y, said
territory being contiguous TO the city of
Evansville, and not plated or laid or a8.
Attest; A. NJ. McG-S F, Clerk.
To Jacob Miller, Luoius H. Scott, jacob
Biauth, II. w Coz X, VIM, Johnson, John
Grifflth. AndreaS Thomas, Levi -. Walk
or, Frank Walters, John Vickery, Cathe-
rine BuruclIer, Edward Miller, Alexan-
der Sharra, Abraham Sharra, Philip
schneider, Louis Miechei John A. Sep
picfi Ellen Scott. VIM. H. Smith, James
Mofith, Edward Burtis, NJ. j. Griffith,
Anna Thomns Elizabeth Johnson Rob-
ert Smith, Nancy Shnrrn, John Hodson,
and Charles smith, and all other owners
or claimants OF real estate comprising
the. territory described In the foregoing
notice.:
Notice is hereby given, that the petition
referred to In the above notice was pre-
sonted 10 the Board of County Commits
sloners of Vnnderburgh County, on the
ION dny OF September. 1915. and that tie
same was received and consider cd and IL
hearing aud consideration OF said applica-
tion be continued until the 80 day or De-
Ger Der, 1876, and tn Il notice be given by
the County Auditor. by publication In the
Evansville Daily Journal that said applI-
cation is now pending before said Board
and that 10 win be heard and determined
on tho said ID day OF December, 1865.
VICTOR BISOH,
Auditor Vanderburgh County
Evansville, Nov. 7, 1865. ztnov7 Till dec5