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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-26

TtProN, Iowa, Dec. 30th, 1867.
Messrs.s EditOrG-I desire to make
this public acknowledgment Of the salts
factory payment to me, by the Dayen-
port Fire Insurance. Company, ofSl PA.
35, the amount of my loss ID the burn
ing Of my dwelling and contents, on the
24th day of September last. am also
satisfied that said Company has not done
or said anything unfair or unjust
towards me in relation to said fire; on
the contrary, believe said Davenport
Fire Insurance. Company IS sound aud
reliable Company, and 10 conducted by
tts officers, on strict business principles,
and in courteous and fair manner, and
] recommend said Company as good
sound company. have had q full con-
ference with the President and Secretary
Of said Company and am fully salts
fed that the foregoing statement is true.
gg Signed, GEO w. KISER.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue OF o special execution 70 me direc-
tad, issued from the Office 81 the Clerk Of the
District Court, In and for the County OF Cedar
and State Of Iowa. in favor OF Stewart Ochel-
tree. and sainst Alexander Thompson, have
levied upon the following property - the prop.
0rty al the said Alexander Thompson to-wit:
One threading machine and horsepower. and
shall Offer tho Same for sale ut the residence "a
Alexander Thompson, In Centof township,
Cedar county Iowa, on W. dnesday tho 9Th day
ri January a. D. 1855 at o'clock T. d. Of said
may Accrn0 thereon.
Dated this nth, day AZ December A. D. 1857.
J. D. 6HEAREA
Htv Sheriff 81 Cedar County.
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afEA1th06EveIalpmenk e. Harper.
! Wsssl xn4cA VIM Be f6and on the
fourth page. II II the best illustrated
paper rhblished, apd should continue to
receive the liberal patronage hsrstofose
extended 70 Il. The volume begins with
the year. Now d the time TO subscribs
for It.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in n few weeks by very simple rcme.
dy, after having suffered for several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumptloi-ls anxious TO make known 10
his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
TO all who desire II, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charge. with the d.
rectioRs for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a Sure CURE for Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds. and
all Throat and Lung Affections. The only Oh
Jest OF the advertiser in sending the Prescrip-
ton In to benefit the hffiicte,l, and spread In
formation which he conceives 70 be Invaluable
and he hopes every sufferer will try his rcnio-
dy, as IL will cost them nothing and may
prove q blessing. Parties wishing the prepara-
ton, rnEE, by return mail, will please address
n2Iy williamsburg. Kings CO. New York
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S. r. HoUGHToN has been appointed
agent for the Nome Manu- featuring Co.,
Of Iowa City, Iowa, and lie will keep
constantly on hand and will sell, OH
Saturdays of each week, at his house on
the street just north Of the Jail, in Tip
ton, blankets, cassimeres, dOe~kfns, fam
neis, jeans, sattinets, yarn, &c, ut fac
tory prices, which have been greatly
reduced In the past week. He also has
good supply Of homemade socks and
stockings, and will knit to order or by
the pair. Call and examine his stock.
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WHICH SEAM DOES RIP EASIEST
The WiNcox e. Gibbs, or the Lock Stitcts
-While it Is universally admitted that
the WILCOX q Gibbs machine is the
simplest, and the least liable to get out
of order; that it runs the easiest, stillest,
and fastest; that it requires the least
skill to use it; that its needle, hem mer
and Teller are perfect marvel; and the
machine itself the best beyond compar-
ison; 1t is, nevertheless, asserted, by
parties interested in "ddouble. threadh
machines, that "the 'Wiilcox & Gibbs
stitch Is not reliable;" that s.the sea,
will rip;' that ''th- work will! come to
pieces before the garment is worn out.,'
&C., &C. low these charges tally with
the verdict of the jury. at the ''Grand
frial at Island Park, 1.-THE following
extract from the report of that trial
will show: rFr
"Again each. party claims that his
stitch 10 the least liable to rip by the
strain upon the seam Of garment in
use. The test requires row Of parallel
stitching to be made by each machine.
hlengtllWise, across a narrow strip OF two
thicknesses Of muslin; and this strip ia
then cut across at every half an inch,
making it into smaller strips, each as
long as the width of the original piece.
Each judge takes one of these small
strips, and opening the folds on the
olOck stitch" side, pulls on the ends In
opposite directions, and the lock stitch
seam rips out. The folds being thus
opened to the Wilcox q Climbs seam, IL
continues pulling, but this seam refuses
4 10 rip. He pulls stronger, but this only
tightens the stitch: the material gives
WAY. but the seam holds tat - AM
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Ezlslg A LECTURE
e. TO YOUNG MEN

Just Published, In Sealed Enyelone pr,e>
six cents.
4 LscspTe on ne Nature. Treatment
and Radical Cure OF Sper,natorrhma. or semi.
nal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions. SexuAi-
Deblllty, ana impediments TO Marriage gcna.
Tally; Nervousness, Incapacitv resulting frOm
Self Abuse, &c.-By ROBERT T. CULVER
WELL, NJ ID, Author OF the Green Boob. r..
The world renowned author. In this admira.
Bile Lecture. clearly proves from hts own expe-
rience that the awful consequences OF eclf
Abuse may be effectually removed with0ne
nedfcihe, and without dangerous surgical or.
rations. hougies. instruments, rinos Of cnrsfSi.
ais, pointing out a mode OF cure at once certsi.
and effectual, by which every sufiarer A NJ
ter what his condition may be. may cure hin.
LECTURE WILL PROVE a BOON TX rl ~
SANDS AND THOUSANDS.
sent under seal. 70 any address, In . plsin
two postage stamps. Also. Dr CafverwcliT
.Marr,age Guide, price Is cents. AddIeeo ~
GIAKs J. G. HlFEk CO..
= bo"crS, Ne~ York, Fost o4ss Dc4 NJ
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The Contents Of Each Edition oftha
Tribune Embrace

lst-A Complete current History ofthe proeresa
OF events, with general news OF the day.
2d-Copious SPECIAL Dispatches, containing
the latest news from all.parts, down 10 thS
hour OF goin. to press.
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points in the South and the Capitals OF tho
Western States Washington, New YORK ~.
Louis. California, Kansas, Canada, GseaS
Britain, France. Germany and Italy, besiCfSs
occasional letters from many other points
where interesting news IL transpirinx No
other Journal In the country employs a larr.
sr or more r, capable corps OF eorrespondenis
subjects Of current interest, and Rsyiews II
New Publications.
5th-Full Reports Of Meetings VIII ether Politi.
cal, Religious, Agricultural, Educational or
Miscellaneous
Gth-Proceedings OF Congress and State Leris-
latures, important Speeches and Duct1rnpf,ts
1th-Completc Market Reports embracing ev.
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find quoted in II Newspaper. The Tribune
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Illicit Distillilleries-oSOO Reward
Is re TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
rs OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
: - WaglliNrfnn Dnn z 1857

OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
Washington, Dec. Z, 1867.
The share Of informers in the property
ordinarily liable to forfeiture upon seiz.
ure of illicit distilleries, is found to be
inadequate to ensure that interest and
vigilance necessary to secure the observ-
ance Of the law.
l do, therefore, by aud with the cosl-
sent and advice Of the Secretary of the
Treasury, hereby offer for information
hereafter given, that shall lead to for
feiture Of any distilleIy whose proprietor
has not given the notice required by
law to the Assessor at his District, and
which Information shall also lead to the
conviction of any person engaged in
operating the said distillery, reward Of
three hundred dollars, to be paid upon
he.receipt of the certificate Of the Unit
ed States District Attorney, having
charge OF the case, that the person SO
claiming such reward Is the person
who furnished such Information.
T.. a. Rollins, Commissioner.
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CLrM Ak

PAaES CLIAAx SALvE, for Burns, Scsids, Scrofula,
Salt Rheum, Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Biles
Chiiblans. etings, Bruises, Cats, SweliinHs, &c,
whether upon man OF beast, 10 the most wonderful
articles produced. Other good ARTICLES aeviate
this cures II ailays Inflammation, subdues pain,
and heals without . scar. II 10 worth its weight In
gold to any family and should always be on hand. 1t
- warranted TO DO what II says every time.
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SMITH BROTHERS are constantly re-
secivii,g additions to their stock Of farm
Ing Implements. Read the advertise
ssents Of the new n,achines for which.
they are agents.
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- READ the notice of S. II. .Houghton,
~s@an atothcr column. The goods he sells
are among the best made, and his socks
and stockings are not excelied by any in
tho snArket. Give him = call. ~
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A CHRISTMAS on NEW YEARS GlfT,
Of q sewing macain9, or good book will
Be joy FOR years They can be had at
Daniels. t-.s=,..a .s4as usl
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Iowa City Commercial College a1<1
0pencerian Writing Academy.
Located 1t Iowa City, the seat of the
State Univcfsity, possesses superior ~
cilities for imparting q sound bushes
education. and fbr fitting students -
tsachers u Re1manship. Expenses -
low = g my 4llege in the country.
- ScAOlas1hips at reduced rates TIL
January LIT, lSo6-F Send for circular and
specinens of ra0upanship. S4@ -
WIN. McCLAIN, Principals OF
]. w. RICH, College.
. j. SHRoW, Principal Of Academy.
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II FIRE. We learn that tire dry goods
establishments I. c., McC leliand & Co.,
at Mechanicsville, was totally consumed
hy'firc, on last Sunday night. TWAS a
severe loss to the firm ~ they did not
save even their books. They had m In
sasance of $1,000 on the building, and
IS 900 on the stock, but that will not pay
lr one-third Of the property Destroyed.
I,,tfs.,r A--s-----s- -
! RELIGIOCs.-Ase series Of religious meet
iDgs will I've held in the Pr,sby terrain
church in this place, for, two weeks,
cStnm,cncing on next Sabbath. Rev. f.
l.. Dodslcr, from Mt. Vernon. is expect
30 to assist. The Lords supper will be
asiWinistcred ON the first sabbath of
Jsnuasy. Preparatory sermon on Sat-
,,rdsy previous Jan. 4th, at 2 O'clock
l..'M. s.@setzsG ii
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STRASaERs arriving in town are some.
times soon attacked with singular dis
ease which the boys call ''nosatooni,a-
to,cn." Immediately after receiving the
firstAttack, they are taken with violent
4pastaodics and cry Justify for drug
store, Being pointed to the place a
cramp comes to their hand, and 1t IL
drawn to their stomach and away they
70. Some of our own citizens have been
taken down with this painful malady.
No deaths have been reported.
MARRlED-On the oath inst, at the
residence OF the brides mother, near
TiptQn,. by Rev. d. S. Altman, Mr.. John
HI. Gansolus and Miss Susan F. Ham
n,ond all Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Thus It will be seen that JOHN and
SUSAN have been swept away by the
great matrimonial winds that are now
sweeping over this part Of Gods chosen
land. We wish them continued happi-
ness and prosperity, and may JOHN
never regret that he remembered the
x8F 4# 4gssE&}e*R#
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Books OF THE Bunk, Histtj Of; by
rrof c. +. Stowe, just published. For
sale 1t Daniels.

THE BOARD of Supervisors VIII meet
ON NondSy, January Gth.s rersoAs hav-
ing clainsagainst the county should file
them ut once.
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GoID and silver watches, gold pins.
car rings, sleeve buttons, &c, In great
variety at Rowell's jewelry store. II
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Silver goblcts, napkin rings, table and
teaspoons, at Rowell's jewclFy store.
REv. o. E. BAKER will preach In the
Congregational Church, next Sabbath,
at 1Ol O'Clock, A. n. saA@ #t"'
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CHnlsr11As va q qpist day In oaae
.Iises~n. and nothing tfanspirea worthy Of
particular mention. % ssEaa 5szs9.
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TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A business and dwelling house COM
bin0d, in Tiptop, forsale or exchange fof
Land Also, several dwelling houses In
Upton Enquire OF
MS WM.-ELLICTT, at the Clerks ONCE.
Ms PARrrxof0A ISsuLrED. Tho White
Mountains Of New Hampshire are evidently .
great institution-very high, heavy frosts,
beautiful view, four dollar dinners. But the
practical eye Of . certain renowned Drake saw
those smoothed-fAced rocks, and thereupon
adorned and vartasAted the bride path to the
Tip-top House with his familiar s. T.-lS6o-X.
Plantation Bitters. This raised the ire Of tho
Mrs. Partingtons cemposing the Legislature Of
the Granite State, Who got their wise heads to-
gether, outlawed DIR Drake, and make It o
penal offence to ply the artistic brush on their
beloved hills. Verify, the fine arts are at dis
count Ia New Hampshire Query: Did Drake
pay them for this splendid advertisement:
MAGNOLIA WAxEA.-A delightful toilet arti.
cle-superios to Colonye and at half the price.
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CAKE Dishes and Castors, very choice
ut Rowelrs jewclry store. ssA

.TME COSCERT.-Itet all remember
that ,Pruf Dearborn and his singing
Class will give Concert at Deans Hall,
on Monday evening, Dec. 3oth, 1867,
consisting of Glccs and Anthems, inter
-ler.ed with Songs, Duets, Quartcttes
aud Instrumental Music. All who de-
light IL listen to good music are assured
that the performances Of that evening
will be all that they can desire, the
greater portion Of the singers being am
atours in tho art Of music.
Admission twenty-five cents. No hall
price tickets.
DEATII.-Rey. George d. Porter, late
of Upton, died on the 18th inst, at
lslaistown, Benton county, IN the 6sd
year ofhls age. His disease was dropsy
ofthc heart, with which he had suffered
more or less for the last two years. He
was conscientious man an Intelligent,
sincere, aud plain spoken friend; and
an able preacher of the gospel. His lust
sulsesiaa~ were very severe, but his end
~ss one OF peace aud christian triumph.
He hsses a widow and eight children
to mourn his loss; but their loss h his
etcroA cgaln. - To depart and TO be
with Christ Is far better" ID. L. II. !,
N
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MAGNOLIA WATEA.-A delightful toilet arti.
to Colonge and at half the price.
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Tsr.sE silyer.plated tea sets at,J. L..
Rowell's, are very handsome. Call and
zee them.
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nuaH 6rtvIn-Pf.ATED Tea Sets ct J. L.
Rowelli jewelry store. ayg seuee 1IaI,
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DIAnlES FOR 1865 can be found - Dans
~. Several sizes and styles.
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NH I'M iii IaF1 - ,t1A ~
, 1867-09-06

following ?-"This Company (the 'ROYALA,
although transacting such a very much larger
Cuisines than the others referred to in the
"Blue Book yet c~ontrives to render all its
Accounts in a complete and satisfactory man
'ner. Indeed, its statements. by showing how
thoroughly the Act can be complied with,
"~justify a strong censure on the slip-shod
method adopted by some other Companies
He then gives a statement, showing the large
aeeumulations saved from the transactions of
the Company, to add to its Rcserre Find.
F.-BUT THE AUTHOR TAKES UP YET ANOTHER
SUBJECTIVE, H SIMPLE EXPENDITURES
FOR MANAGEMENT, EXCLUSIVE OF THE
PAYMENT FOR LOSSES (page 43l.
Once more, the "ROYAL" stands pre-emi-
nently forward, as in all other matters under
examination, and exhibits its character for pru-
denoe in managing its affairs.
The writer says THE 'ROYAL' affords
ga prominent example of great and successful
progress at a moderate Expenditure, having
sin six years increased its annual Fire income
"t973,276 thus showing by far the largest
"total increase of any Company mentioned in
"the Government Returns"
He further states that no one Office has
APPROACHED THE "ROYAL" IN IT'S
PROGRESS in Fire business, and that in Life
only one has exceeded ,it-and even that was
effected by ."going to TREBLE THE RATE
OF EXPENSE" and by AMALGAMATION
WITH "FIFTEEN SEPARATE COMPA-
MES III Page As.
In the following page (46) he afirms that
"Only Four Fire Offices and TWO Life Offices
have kept down their Expenses within his con-
ception of a legitimate "RATTO." The
"ROYAL" is IN BOTH THESE LISTS.
And, even taking these select few, it will be
found that the increase obtained by the
"ROYAL", in lis Fire and Life business, is more
than FOUR TIMES the added increase of these
Offices together, although the advance of one of
them is largely made up by the purchase of
another Company.
Finally, it is shown, at page IS. that Fire
Insurance business has been anything but pro-
ftable for the last few years and that, were it
not that the favourable figures ofthe royal"
and Its success, "leaven the mass with respect
to the united experience of all the others, it is
manifest that in the aggregate more has been
paid away than has been received.
, 1867-09-06

to ~foretell the benefcient results that
the extensive and unprecedented patron
age which has been bestowed upon Life
Insurance companies during the past
year. A vast army of 131,246 persons
from all quarters of our country, and
nearly all Of them representing families
dependent upon them, have taken poll
cies which in the aggregate amounts 10
the stupendous sum OF four hundred mil
lion dollars! Every dollar of this trea-
sure is a pledge to relieve the widow and
the orphan, q most sacred trust, and may
well be considered by society as o pre-
sage that the day will not always tarry
,which is to free it of poor houses and
paupers, by striking at the very root of
the necessity which now calls them into
being. We hail with pride and profound
emotions the successes Of Life Insurance
Companies We hail The officers and
agents with good words, "Well done"
We greet one and all with our sympa-
thies, and congratulations and our en-
'couragements.
The average number Of policies insured
by oil the Companies amounts to 3,547.
This is q very high figure for an average
'of,37 Companies, and gives evidence that
all have been at work, and all working
efficiently. Where all have done so we'll,
it is scarcely possible to avoid praising
ali, aud yet.we cannot call all by name.
The Christian public may we'll rejoice
that here under the direction of a wise
Providence is an abiding, though as yet
bat partial provision for the poor and
needy, whose claims are ever before them.
Here is a reservoir whose waters shall
diStill Us dew upon the mOwn grass. So
wise and benevolent investment cannot
but raise the standard of Christian sym
,pathy and good will by the practical ex-
perience Of their good cffrcts-Life IN
surance is good, nay excellent, and the
man who practices it is, so far at least,
in the'line of duty. l: may not be unIn-
teresting to see at a glance the grand
panorama of o years progress; we there
fore subjoin the following figures:
New members insured in 1866. 1926
Amount insured .-.-......... S39S,2I2,l42
Total amount ..>..--...-... S42'O4I'oIo
Total Assets of Companies. 80. $S9,565,48O
Claims paid in 1866 ........... $6,140,553
Increase of Policies over 1865. 4O,l0l
Increase of assurances over 1865 $l39, 1872, 1873
Increase Of Income over 1865. $15,884,607
, 1867-09-06

Sheets of Insurance Companies
Vhach haze been published under Goue,n-
ment authority, showimg Incidentally tie
high r%elatire position Of the Royal Insur-
anoe Company, anapproached By any other
Office whoSe accounts haze been presented
to Parliament.
, 1867-09-06
NOTICE.

THE undersigned begs to acquaint
his customers and the public
that he Intends to furnish his beef at
the reduced price Of Is cents per
pound.
Christiansted Goth August 1867.
JOHN VIM. DERRTCKS.
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DAwNBRokER's SALE OF WATCHES AND JEW.
II cry. JAMES A0fR WIN sell At 30 New Bowsry, al
ocock to;rnerrcw ruesd>y 100 lots q Geld and silver
watches Gold ana Diamond Rings Pins Ear Kings Chans,
Bracelets Guns Pistols Opera Gssses Musical and Aathe
msca Instruments and other valuable goods BY order OF
John ,. Lew, % sixth avenue.
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Ar JOHNSTON 4 BROUuHToN's MART, liz EAET
N THIRTEENTH STREET. NEAR FOURTH AvKNEE,
LATE MINOR 4 S0MERylILk'sl
the most reAbe fm % by Or sell Horses Carriages.
Harness. &C. &c., every Tuesday and Friday Everything
pertaining tho Horse busness Robes Blankets harness.
&c at private sale 1t Wholesale prsses 1000 Army Blank
cts, ~ Ibs., at$l ~.
Entries sales can be ade either the mart at
down ence winch u most fzvorably located for the
business cenmunity - Liberty street. near Nassau street.
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CFvRN rlRsr CLASS ROSEWOOD WILLARD
~ Tabes-To lei or Tor sale. four pocket and caron
Eslss' sharses make. VI Grand stree. stree. wruax.rp
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FINANCIAL.

L,OR SALE-AN AMERICAN SILVER DOLLAR,
coined in the g7 Offers for the viii be re
ceived BY the ondeIsgned Address J. w. Patton No 20
South Fourth street Philadelphia.
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WILLIAx ABBOTT, AucTrovEER, 10 CHATHAM
w square, soils tbs day. ~ o'clock the entire stock OF
Goods ~ store sss Eas, Houston street. consisting Of Spices
Mustard Teas Conecs. Cream Tartar sasraius, baking
so fnpioca cans preserved Beef Aa This offers great
Inducements ~ gr0cerx bakers and the generally
supply Their wants for Thanksgiving
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