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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27
@alppn nebernQbme.

Der l1nter3ei9nete ma@t benz Geetrten Dub.
litum hermit bic freunbli@e Mittbeiluns sa6 {,
ben ebtuaals Spn perrn Grant Ritfer8 eebaltsneu
Saloolt an Der
Sadfpn eta &c.
uun.it Der untern Qanbuue, 1abernsmmen.
Derislbe entbalt bic beftn @etxs, 2tausxre,
talte fpetleu, &igarren unb .lf5t2R
D6r Dcr3d9li&ee Eager "a,
Spredt Elm bel % m. @ef{trt..
Deutl9eS @af< unp Boarding 6aus
4st@ Q& gum q ~ f
u84ter Nbetn,"
Nofabel,9 CITRATE, ct. Aau1, Winu.
eebaIten Bon Hta3 aiss
b Serrma,att $drH. 2 sHlal
rs Obiges paus 1T men unt auftas Bette einse.
ri@tst uubtast hem Yublituu, eu,pfpbIen perbeu.
Muss3.ianess StaQuas, iohsit eeutes, lueu-
tealer bs'sa 3aus.
9era,. 3arf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27
Nfuer peutIber Is.
Grpcerieffpre, &anbnbanbl,ru9

st. pettrFra6e, III Itmms's frIbrren, 2ptale.
Der rtntersei9nete batt tets ale arten gutter
Matetialpaaren; &c. an 6anb; besg!eiGen Fn'
ben bic gtDerttt !Aunben fets Sprratbig, aue
Irten Gate6. ptea uub &anbtes.
@o 10 niel @@Snes man Fam tpablen,
DART aud Gin @!asden Bier nidt feb1et.
aGrila, rein unb teQ unb fpnter SateL
s. Das bette Bier int @an5en @taefl.
I'M senetsten 3ulpru@ bttttt
~ o MnfbidS RuhI.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27
george y. Neder,
1859 Ut 2aue. Gpsnm.ifipner.
Neuer @rpcerie @tpre2

Spfepb g. 8n6, o9
Mabaibap-S tra6e, pberbalb BEN Minn. 3aus.
Der 1lnter,d&nete rta&t BEN eeebrten beut.
f&tn publitutn 'bttrntit BE er%sebenie Muaeiee,
bab e. ben pen 8erru 81. Gft bisber eebaltenea
rabmlidf betanntea a1<3
% @rpc erte,S tpre-
&ufi@ AT f@ sebra@t bat. lie
CT bat heH(elben nit auten unb frti@en Grti.
feln aler strt auf's Bette serl,btn, unb Tam
feline @aare 70 ,psbliel abla1en, als treenb Gin
aubeter. @tpre III btr @tabt. I'm Seati9ttn gu.
fipru& bittet a5=g. ss Sol, &. Sud
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27
D1fptab 9auS
optt Hpfepb Sarbb.

Gde Der ct. Mntbcny unb Gurt-@ trabe,
ct. pauI.
-Dteier %eeydumise, tupblein6ert@tete @atbp1,
spn benz llnter5ei@ueten nun aqein Ibernpu.-
men, btettt Neiienben tuit %3sfean9ern aQe ST.
quenlf9teiten elmer 9einat. DIR unteraei&nete
Gieentbumer pirb MQes auftisten, feline eeebr.
ten Safe su befriebisen. @eix Slid liefert
ret4ltte unb CUTE Soft unb feline Bar III ieber-
sett nit BEN Befen nerleben. Gubrleute made
ib nod beioneers auf bic nit BEN 5aule ser
bunbene CUTE StaQung aufmertiam. 81
Beibem 9auie befneet i9 itbt cine serduraise
gut einetfenite ryarb."
Sum lnter(tlen Der G%ubruerte IT Elm gutter
@&uppen erri@tet tporben.
Gin neuer warnaer geraumiser @taa, in ,pel-
dem IS pferbe plab babsu, 1T a%nsebaut unb Elm
tii6tiser .5u(ler1 1T ltets bersit, bas Gin. unb
Nusl9irren Der Ge|panue, iotpte bic CUTE ger-
fprsung ser Sbisre au Uternebmen.
ec5p1epb 6arbD.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27
Die 9srmania 2eben6z
Yerlt6eruneS We1eQi0afL

0te Vsrn1a111a Nepe15s
8erf6eruneS WeieuiOaft
90, 3rpabmaD> 0sem=Dprf.
'.mpEeblt ben Yeppbnern spn Minnelpta, opu be,
.unib dtbaren wob1tbat Der 2ebenss
Serfherun9 Gebranb su maGen. Sit bat
ssin Daar u. ppll etngrsab Les 9 tunb-
Capital Son $4OC. 800
9nS Bernnp5sn Der Betfl}baft tetrua am 80.
SUM ;. s. s6yl,5OS.97
une bat lid In tsnt ssrsan~
,sensn Sierteljabr sern,rbrt UNI 7l.S92.6I
10 bag bas Iptalpe. m1ger
a,r S:leai9att jsyt tstras: 67s, 20l.6l.
eas jdbr!i9s Ginfpmmsu
ser @cieai9aft am 80. SUM
$ptr ADO,GOO.OO
unp .urss int lestsn gisr.
asliabr 100000
10 bag bic @sisaitatt eth
Lotal< Gintprmen p. penia-
tens 45O.o0O.Oo
ser Sabr senteBt.
Die TsrIterunUsn in Strait am 80. Svni1S65
Uaren $1l, 7OO,O 90. Ourb neue ger}uberungen
i'm 8strase Bpm 81 100000 erBibt lb elm Ser
I9erunsSbetras BON $t3, 100000. Die 0elea-
i@aft tann aa9 ben slansenssn grfabrungcn oss
eBten Sabrss earauf rsdscn, baB T6 pieie Ser
F1erungSlurme iabrlib I'M $50, 100000 Der-
uebrt. 9ie 1T uber ale Gereinisten Gtaatcn
serpreitet uts bat in Mtnss1uta ~fplseabs glsen-
ten:
@ensral- Msentur in Der vDsu!lGen8 auf" BON
@sbruper Btqtus & Dunbar in 81. paul,
5err gu tap 5einri6s In Winona.
6err Carl 8ranet tn Tartbault.
5srr 6. Gibbp:n In .ba1inBa.
5srr 8. SpBen I'll Sem Him.
Sir 1upssfals be,ablts lie 0el. Hl9aft bis
isBt $l43, 800. Gu
s. Sbwenpler, +5ugo Wslenrund,
.Gice-Yrd5. u. Sefrstdr. Yrdlpsrt,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27
Salpon unp Nclauratipt gun.
v@eferm Sdus,'

VOcerlFraBe 3Wtl9en pet a. ~ .. Strabe,
ct. Naul, Wfinn>
nDte l1ntersel1neten en.bteblen tbren nun-
n1ebr auf has einlaoenbfe e%ineeri9teten @alopn
ttermtt freunblidft Der @unt bes eeebrte Dub
lttume unter Der 9e.F&erung, bab berielben an
ssd''s !paesasn @ @ssiitn IL l Itsss Rsess.ft ia' stn
wertben Gaten tets has Bette bteten tpirt.
llm s~eneisten i3afpru@ bitten
354 sc}obt Veter6s u. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27
BelDibere @QlpDn,

SelO1Dere SQlDDn, z
Dritte @troee, seeeniber Gbaertpn's Banf,
sa,3 9ebalttn Bon
m Henry Sisterman & Co.,
ct. YauI Minne{ota.
Disler. iebt BON ben lnter3rt@neten ibfrnon1-
meme Saloon 1T perleben nit einrn1 suten Bill.
tiarb utb flbrt muir disee3eidnete @ etrdntt. Mit
taltent Sntbib pirb III ieber 3ett aufsemartet.
7staa a4 s., Siferu1au u. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27

:#i4Eaatss
EdH83td{ a
sAtag .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27

Der 1nterseiGuete bat lein Eager Der rstaEen
&isarren I'M Vreile npa SIS bis $65 pc, Gaglsnh
eur& nsae Gintaafe sersoafdnbiet.
Maud unt &eu=SebaGe
ppn allen @prten unb preifen ftnb pprrdttis> npr-
uuter O aiI'S betannter beutider &av1tabaG.
S9nupftabafe,
In erp6er Muswagl.
Deutf d. pfetfen,
Taneyz@ pppS,
BerfauftimG rpb> Iub G!eiabenselsw bet BILL
t8fen Yretien+ f. I'D. Snfeit.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27
Sapttui &alppn,
Udf htr Mabafbatp unb ueunteu @troe,.

Sapttpi @aIppn,
ia efr Wabaiban uab ueunten Strab.,
BON Sulfas @eyl.
Diele6 foebeu In Rem neuen GekGube. brm Go.
pttol 9esenabtr, erri&tete GtablFemeut bietet ben
seebtten @dfen au6tr Der frexnbIidieu Bebien"
ung i'm Mq9emein tets
pa bette Bier pom apfen, Rart unt rein
r9ne Tent gen Qabettant, eepablt uub feiu.
sg!n Sn1bib BON Der aqerb enem 5prr,
sS'sarr'H, 1ames! Glaubt, teutl&e, nn,eiuem
Wprt.
JACKSON DINING SALOON.
5adlenRTabe awii&sn Der 6. xnb z. etrase
4'eter Spo, Gi9entbumer.
Wletnen Greunben unb Bstauuten ,ur Nod-
rt@t. bab I'D unter BEN pbigena Namen unb an
babe. ""n"''
9arus Mabllsitsn. trii@e auR.rm, Rafse &c.
une &igarren fets an paub.
ua' g~sasigtsa SufpruH ttWet
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27
@ebr. Wiafd6 III unber's.
Deutibc Bnnf

BON
Ui((ius Bros. e Dunbar,
ct. saul, Minnn1ota.
@ir ubernsbmsm sie Ys1ersung auey sua
BantfaGsstSriscn 0sI9afte, I1a awar pprsuss.
psi1s:
1. Mnnatme spn DeppEten.
@slesr, pe!6e bel unS htppnirt tYelbeu. frben
~istsrssit, pbne sprtsyiae aiinsieIng, CUR Gerfiis-
uus rer 0sprnsnteu. Sir sehimmtc.3 sit bsi Mns
niseersslests Us!ssr ~ssrsItsH wir6 Yrpsent SMte.
uNsU.
2. @elps@ eG1d.
0ple, Glitter unp frrmsc Miinscn saufen une
s~ertaufen mir lrts gum Ia9ss-Gourle.
3. @nfauf unp 8crfauf rpn &ebIeln.
Gpu gussnS ansuierss 8irmen ausseIseutcs B sG-
Eel tUunsn bel ms ~irser3eit III 0ele umsswanbrlt
werben.
>@ir s~srtaufsn @e9isl auf Msm- yprt, ct.
4puis, Gbicaap, Milpaufst II. |. H., lrtie aNf
bic Sauptbanrelsplasc GeutiGlanp'S, Sranfrsieps
unb Der SIpeis, unb traiircn mir u. u. euf
t~clSenet Ylass GurrpaSi
Muesbura, 8a1el Berlin Bremen, GafeL
Gpblsns G5ln, 0ranffurt a. 81, Seips
sfa. Spurpn Manubeim Want3en
NiirntsrG StyabburG StuttssrtS r1sL
Mien, sc.
4. Gin;isbuns spn gjelrern.
@ir ~teiprse. eas GpGsttiren Srn Noten Mnt
Sbulelbeincn al!cr Mrt. Grbl1aften u. I. ~.
1T alsn Sbsilen gurrpas uar Der 8srsinistsn
Staaten. Oasu erfurcsrliSe Yapisre, a!s Sea-
n1a9ttn, Ger;iGtsifunsS urtuncen, Spbten.
l9sins .c. fertisen mir lslbI, inter 0arantirung
Der Gebtssultisfeit. an UNI belprseI ii: con w.
larilbs BssLaubisNnB esrls!bea.
Den Gesenwsrtb aier tur4 MnS IN europa
tiuss,pgenen peer bel uuiersH OrrtIseN Gprrfls
punernten fur unlsrs Hesbnuns rrppnir!sn @sl-
Der 3ablsa mir bier il; Cob aus.
5. Nus;abluns BON @elcern.
Den 0sseuwsrtb rrn Sstrassn. rel@e nns
gum 3psds Der IusiabIuns in DeHtl@laao peer
Der Sbpeii anscrtr0ut tpsrpcn, lalsn mir ben,
iclbf in ben entleseultsn Srtlbaficn wobatnsen
Gnpfangen fpltnfreiin's 9aus iearen ans tpn-
men unlere MuTtrasseber bic AuittunOcn trrle!s
ben T. 3. tri uns III @mpfan9 nebmen.
6. Gertauf Don Yal1aae S9einen
CUR leberfabrt suu Bremen, Sambu.s uns 81
usrppul nab Nep : g]prf per Ssssll1iT pser
Dampfbops lppieS nlanb-WaIaseIbeine ~surJtctle
Don Hep-yprf bis ct. paul sn nissrisifsn
Vrrilen.
7. 8e;abluns Don Sarsn
in iebem 2bsile pes 9taates, Infauf vno Ser
tauf 0runoeisentbam sessn Rummiliiua &c. &C.
8. Sereini9tezS taatsn Spnr5
aGr Art ais 5-2Osr, 1U-4Osr unp 7-30sr fau.
fen unb vertaufen mir gum Gages-@rurie.
0ebriioer WiutuS unc Dunbar.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27
4 s3 st. pauf gi(en(tore.

So st. pauf gi(en(tore.
Wt6p1S, 0enn umb 60.
3GnbIer tn iaa
Gijtn, NdBeln, Stabl urb &pblen, pf1>
= gen, Merttn, @prun8tebern, Mren, @,rpbldrtie.
beseratb, Wasntr.5ol Nrbftt, Rlempner8e>
90 ratb une i@meren 9artpaaren Iberbaupt. 4
@ef@dftsseiben gum Nutbpf.
Drttte Strabes ct. WaaL Mtnr.
9.sG5I Nuftipn! Muftipn ! &.
Tatrbilt S W1ar6 !.
rertaufen ,Drpgppb6" IN, Hfeutlider Werftet.
eer1ns am Breita8 uni rbr nub Bitb am er{en
Sonnabenb IN iebeut Npuat. ete bate11 etnen
euten gprratb @interwaarsn unb neue une alte
MeubleS an 5anb. 4
cit taben 9errn Meferb:tn 8 einen Dtut.
If@en, r~enga8irt, UNI betm Dersaufsaei@dft I'm
Stpre Beifaub III leilten. prs.
Bdtr@ ID unb Mar&.
@ttbarb MtarDtn
u~.pprttrt unb sertaufin GRIFFIN, ipptstm Rlet'
men ppreeaan, G'las lunb aue inbas Sad
fE {@lasenbt 8aartn.
Dritte unb Bend ~Strab
:swil&tn Gesar- uns @abaibap,
ct. paul. MtnuelSta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27

mt6ael Gid,
8. Strabe s~eeendber putnam & paar.
PIE ettbrten gtfu@er ra.ints Salcons 7uten
y oet.it;0e! ttets serrdtbie bsfes eaeerbier, ale
So!ten Qnetne ane Viausure. feline Giearren unp
etne Nuepabl talttr Spaf.n.
5n's 8tionbere empftble i'd meint 2
eleganten BILLIARDS
Zen Sisbbabsrn biefes Spiels u. Iate aum Belnd
as,'!te Saleens unter !3uf9eruns freunbliaer
S.oEnun8 geFtVf tin. 81, G1d.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1866-01-27
Na1btn1tpn @Qu8.

DeutiaeS @af, unp 8oarpin4 . 6au6,
ct. &ntbuny Stra6e, 81. paul,
Die 1nter3eidneten baben bieI.s fpeben BON If.
nsn ubernon,mene 5aus auf'S @auberRe unb
Bequcmlte einseri1tet unb garantiren allen aeebr.
ten @alen biqtse unb bunnette Betienung.
Bei benz 5aufe befntet f9 CUTE SteQuns
sc. 2prena u. Benber.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08
A GEORGIA JoKE.-A Southern paper

A GEORGIA JoKE.-A Southern paper
relates the following:
A certain Georgia countryman, not
having been splendidly educated, and
who was very successful as q money
maker" determined to send his son off
for refinement and culture to the good
"Old North State" When the young
man arrived at the destined point the
President Of the institution wanted to
know what line Of studies he would
pursue, and, falling to elicit the infor-
nation from the boy, INTERCEPTED the
old man by letter as follows:
my dear Sir: Your son has arrived,
etc. What branch shall I put him in ?
Respectfully, ."
This was poser, and bothered the
old gent nightly. In his musings he
could arrive at nothing satisfactory, but
was suddenly reminded Of his sons i'm
pending danger, and the necessity Of
doing something speedy to asave him
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08

THE PRINTERS LITANY.-From want
Of gold, from wives that scold, from
maidens old, by sharpers "sold"-pre-
serve us!
From foppish sneers, mock auction
GERS and woman's tears-deliyer US.
From stinging flies, coal black eyes,
and babies cries-protect US.
From seedy coats, protested notes,
and leaky boots-protect us!
From creaking doors, wife that
snores and all such bores-defend us!
From the landlords hand, a greedy
band, now infesting our land-preserve
US!
From solid steak, which is our fate
sometimes to partake-henceforth deliv.
er us!
From making "pi," which does an
noy, the tcmpers try-prevent US:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08

Want less than YOU have, and you
will always have more than You want.
He that follows his recreation insesad
of his business, win in . little time have
no business to follow.
He who Is at war with his neishbor
cannot be ut peace with himself.
It is the great misfortune of seeoe
great men not to know their fSiendg
from their enemies. f4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08

The banner township in Indiana 10
Plumfield precinct, in Hendricks coun-
ty. 1t gave the Republican ticket 62l
votes and not one Copperhead. In 1854
Mcclellan had one vote and Lincoln S57:
but thelone Copperherhead went crasy
and is now in the insane asylum. He
could not stand SO much light. Tho
Republicans increased their vote siuco
1854 by forty-five. This Is the banner
Republican township in the United
States.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08
CHARLES A. PRATSH,
AND DEALER IN
LIVERY STABLE & HACK LINE
4 POWERS, in rn

X conn connection with their M Ge@A
Daily Hak Line between lE9&RS
Upton and Clarence, maxi @0nb
ing connection with the trains, to and from
Chicago, have Livery stable with Q splendid
stOck 81 Horses new and substantial Carriages,
and hope, by their liberal terms, to receive tho
patronage Of all.
They are also prepared to carry passengers to
any part Of the State. Give them a call.
ONCE and Stable west OF the Aldrich House.
Upton, Iowa, Jan. !, 1859.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08

After rumaging awhile for pen, ink
and paper, he produced the following
dem0ralized efY0sion:
''Sir: II the boy must 20 into branch.
select one yourself; but for his mother's
sake, don't put him I'm Tar river.n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08

Moss ON FLOWER POTs.-Ladies who
are fond Of cuItivating flowers In tho
house will find 1t Of great beneflt to the
plants by spreading coat OF moss over
the earth in flower pots. This keeps
the water from evaporating, and the
temperature more uniform. Tea
grounds are often used for the same par-
pose. Where a flower pot sets In . san
Ger and cover it with moss, and you
have simple and admirable arrange-
mcnt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08

Josh Billings Defines his Position.
l got yure letter by acksident, and re-
ply very mutch as follows:
l am Black Republican with white
antycedents.
alwus wuz agin slavery Of eny kind,
not bekase it wuz Unconstitutional, but
bekase It wuz ungodly.
don't believe the best judges Of kolor
kan pick out a nigger's soul in the King
dom of Heaven.
believe in the doctrine Of secession
II don't like mi home, and am q Il hev
a right tew go oph, but haint got emmy
rite tew take the old mans farm, or his
tin-ware with me.
I voted for Ande johnson; he is a
smart man; he hes sed . CRATE mcnny
good things-about himself.
Individools ov wandering turn ov
mind kan git out ov che Union, but no
State kan; therefore I am in favor ov
having all the States represented in
Congress, just as soon as there kan be
found emmy white mails who haint been
wandering tew much lately.
am in favor ov being made Postmas-
ter in our city, but / am about the only
man that is, which speaks well for the
disinterestedness Ov our citizens.
am also in favor ov short stories
when man haint much to say.
JOSH BILLINGS.
- -
FALSE CALvEs:-The "gay deceiver''
who rims the local department of the
New Albany (Ind. Ledger, tells Of q
new invention, Of which he has pat.
ent, gotten up for the purpose Of deter
mining whether or no q lady wore pat
ent calves" 1t was cane with fin
needle in the end oft. As q lady pass
es, with her beau tiful turned pedal ex
tremitics exposed to view by the 'tilter
} the cane. II the lady kicks they ar
genuine. If she docs not they ar
81 false"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08

Intense cold brings on speedy sleep,
which fascinates the senses, and fairly
beguiles men out Of their lives. The
most curious example Of the seductive
powers Of cold Is to be found in the ad-
ventures Of the botanical party who, in
Cooks first voyage, were caught in a
snow-storm on Terra del Fuego. DIR.
Solande, by birth Swede, and well &C
quanted with the fatal deceits Of q rig
orous climate, admonished his travelling
companions in defiance of lassitude, to
keep moving on. Whoever" says he,
"sits down will sleep; and whoever
sleeps will perish" The doctor spoke
a. q sage, but felt as man. In spite
Of the rem0nstrances Of those whom he
had instructed and alarmed, he was the
first to lie down and die.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08

WEEPING BY STEAM.-A singular
discovery has just been made In Milan.
In one OF the fauberges OF that city wns
q statute ofSt. Madeline, which, from
time immemorial, miraculously poured
its tears on infidels and heretics. Arr
the success Of the italian revolution, q
wept copiously. 1t had happened that
the venerated monument needed ropalsS
and it was necessary 10 remove the stat
ne. What was the surprise of the work
voir of water, which was heated by
means of furnace concealed In the beee.
The water In evaporating rose to thD
head Of the statue, wnere Il cOndcnoofl
and reached two little tubes or the oyea
when 1t escaped and ran drop by drop
over the cheeks.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08
BOOT & SHOE SHOP.

-A> GAM. WIRICK having removed to
- the building directly west of Vir-
IL" gin Block, is prepared to manufacture
to order, all kinds Of Boots and shoes,
in the neatest and most durable manner. He
selects his own stock and always gets the best.
A good supply of HOME-M.4DE BOOTS Al
Wa VS. ON HAND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-11-08
DIR. P. II. SMITH,
Surgeon IS n46 Dentist,

Office over W. Dean & Co. S store, Upton, Iowa.
w. N. HOEY,
A UCTIONEER, CLARENCE, Iowa: Will sell
~ goods at auction in Cedar county, when
called on. Also,
GENERAL LAND AGENT.
Will attend to buying and selling land, paying
taxes, &c. All business done with promptnes
and dispatch. Office at W. Flanagan & Co.'S
store, in Clarence. vl3n3S
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WIN. ELLIOTT.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and General Col
u lecting Agent. Applications made for
Back Pay Bounty and Pensions Of Discharged Soldiers
or for the heirs Of deceased soldiers. Nocharge
made unless the application is successful. Also
legally licensed Cbnreyo,tccr for Cedar county,
Deeds, &c, made and acknowledged on reason
able terms. Office with the Clerk of the Dis
frict Court, -TIPToS, Iowa. vl3nI
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T. TURNER, II. II. MAYNARD.
DRS. TURNER & MAYNARD
"ANE associated themselves together. for
II three years, for the practice of Medicine
and Surgery.
Office on the south side of Public Square,
Tipton, Iowa nt3vl2m6
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e. L. CHAMBERS. J.F. KENNEDY
DRS. CHAMBERS g. KENNEDY

HAyE associated themselves together for
III the practice of Medicine and Surgery, for
the period of five years. Office one door west
of Mcnamara & Belts drug store.
Upton, Iowa, May 30th, 1866.
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A Youthful Applicant for divorce.
A youthful applicaot for divorce at the
Circuit Court this morning was gratifled
in her desire to be separated from her
husband. The name of the young wife
is Ellen J. Ketchum, of Bellville in this
county. She was married in May, 1864,
when IA years old. Her husband, a
man Of nearly forty years ofagc, said
that he had found a fancy for the girl,
and she was old enough to be married,
and her parents at length reluctantly
gave their consent. The loving couple
lived together for few months, when
the i'll treatment by the husband, which
had commenced about three weeks af-
ter the marriage, eliminated in the wife
being turned out of doors. Ever since
the marriage, the wife asserts that she
had been supported by her parents, her
husband refusing to furnish her with
clothes, etc. Parents who would allow
a daughter, only fourteen years old, to
marry, should be Obliged to support her
during her natural life. The divorce
was granted, on the grounds that the
girl, when married, was under the legal
age Of consent, and cruelty Of husband.
AS the husband was proved to be worth
81 400, an alimony Of $500 was given to
the wife.-Detroit Tribune.
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EXCHANGE oFFICE

EXCHANGE OFFICE.
CIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, OR CHI
- cagO, can be had Of the subscriber, in sums
to suit customers.
Certincafea of Deposit, or Drafts on New
York, Boston, and Philadelphia, cashed. Com
pound Interest Notes purchased, and 7.3Os
always on hand.
WILLIAM HI. TUTHILL.
Upton, Iowa, Feb. 18th, 1866.
WILLIAM r. WOLF, SANFORD v. LANDr.
...# WOLF & LANDT.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TIPTON, IOWA,
Once in the basement OF the Court House. n
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LIVERY STABLE!

TAYLOR & FLEMING, PRoPRIEToRs.
In the rear Of the Union Hotel, Upton,
IONd.
Carriages, Buggies q Saddle Horses
To let at all times and at reasonable prices.
Careful and experienced drivers furnished
when desired. lift
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JOHN s. TUTHILL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
81 and Insurance Agent. Participating Poll
cfes Issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept 10th, 1865. n36vl3y
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M AMlTOU LODGE, No. 8, l. O. of O. F..
III Erhis..a aipIoN, Iowa. Meeting night every
building. HIRAM HANWONns ~ NJ
LUKE d. INGMAN, secy.
fN6DAn IrCD0x5 4ews
~ Iowa, holds regular communications on
Wednesday evenings, on or before.
Visiting brethren welcomed.
W. H. KLDEN, Sec. H. C. PIATT, w. NJ.
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EDWIN II. POUND,
J. r. RICE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, LAND AND WAR
"A Claim Agent, Upton. Iowa: Special atten-
tiOn given to collecting soldiers hack pay,
bounty and pensions. Collections made and
promptly remitted. l3n2O