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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-03

IaJ. uenty Alley, Htn. Woodland, anil Beverly
ikester Corp my. atfsndants:
NK9U are hereby notified that there Is en- ho IN
thg C'rte eHi e OF the psf,ieG Count L. ui.-
sigJ a. h ~ .ts tstliioas t.es baurne,
oialase Jnssnis at axata1t su J. airy All. =, TOT
ia 81 Fifteen HuaGr boliafs, upon your mon =
sse aud nqias made to II ". 9ilbsnHe upBa The ul-
l1s rg ssr5s prem sessfc sfe Lot twelve ia iloek
ATTY six 900 in ID " kiibournss addition city
hel ENk Leo County, oNa, ard against you H.
praying the SAID noitsagr, the lae u
sad E-es se& feed At al tsc s.id asendauts in
stnta 10 pay oil ssd dcbt, Ills exiagaishment of AL
equity vi relefnpt oD atd fer geneta re}iet. ~
each ~ yam sAst APPEAR and aHsser said Petition
~ ~ the segn1 day In ~ Court
h. hei1 The hrst Monday Of fehfaafy 1865 or ild.
len vii be had tn rein, prayed tor, by deftu t. .
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Original Natitc.
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tsHsIa ", &. " L2arie, 6aert a. "a
y~nr 50 h,rcrr ~ fbta sitat stf~sfftw o. ae in
tr low, at Ksnktk, L nttnef fes, +. Ethrune,
o!aNgsla.sn isixpleh o. ssshSts a 30 I. Crew 10
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est-st. LIT Que. %, tlecs tn, ty vep (s7l, Ri :
htutas .aGifoh 10 the ete of easukia lee County,
lava nu asnst all pray ing for the rcclusure
of sl errnge the ele ri raid tnlises. reed of all
teepst otssa 4fet aa ns ',Epay on sal deh,
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judi nes an to hp tasr ID, PRAYED fr, ~ d=sut.
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psllFs az. sasents
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la4sta tie csi II sa ef teIG aIy ISIS,
mcsgs u - kar,s4feih lssssasytd Orr " teiagit.
IL s50ff Iio WILL,
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-12-03

HA2sA"s Atl., oct ~, 1906.
4 AWING to rush of bnsiness immediately
~ after aad siaes arsesi have Int recently bee
as To finish the alterations md imyovemet IS in
NILS, watch stusea necessary 70 enable ~ in uer
tn4 customers band of Flour urpssss by
itssiHy evsrs thing Ia the bsst of order
axe pieufe in assuring hisnd. ard eu,to that
ga hem efjn~tt, yrrtp l,.s+ lynn sh4
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= eth.r;, 81. mo- III, .ir,.in.
f#dcsvh the uAos bThsh; 1sny b6ols don't box
very bright NsaaAitsr; Who carss.n
x. .sMai.ss : :s.s Ss', s .ss . III
~, .1 a.;Es s'.E X A IitsR saisa sl.:i!
boots o, look wrl.chediy Fsf 10 yo our brush
aud mska lbAw phnA Wkn they loole e.
they shosld. con . to nein the iitsaEysH
sYe., pa replied Harry, pousinsadd TAX,
ing p h, sf ys s ss9s b as9 sos ra
When lie boots were polished he weStto BIZ
father, who said % him.
"Mysss~, 7s~sht To tslfy6u q snort story,
1atsI ouus knew Y brys whose rrcthet tsAe1e9 him
the rroverb, Whatever is Worth doing Is worth
doing we'll TA3s by wsns.,o be servant
~ sss A.np we'll d mater sey %
took h.as thtS hvNliop. lille did his work
well there ssWten he swept ont ftiesssnop he
did that well. When he was sent On en- err
rand he went quickly, and did bis e1rand
06I''sS|s5sSs AeEs, u s1,sss'rltf {3B :: III
ed him from step to step till he became head
clerk, then " tAfthers Aana now he Is a rich
man, aud anxious that his son Harry should
:, l ssass e jssae'issls t4 vsf nsds him
"Why pa wero you poorboy once?''
'Y.sany ~ PpossshaafFlad to go into
family and black boots, and wait at table. aud
DE- thsr similar services iosA hsisss BY doing
those things we'll | was sbon puf, as i have
told you, 10 do things deemed moro impos
tant. Ohciieice tsshef pcoa4rb, with GodkI
blessing, p,ade me rich man, III
Harry never forgot the CONVERSATION.
Nbefever ne felt like sighting bit of work.
he tioaght Of IL and felt spnrred to do his
4 work properlys Whatever Is vonh doing,
is worth doing well ~ cheered him Id his dali
u duties. !.
commsnd,thc proyerb % every lazy 10y
and girl, hope il viii make littes Anrfe
m Careless Go better sewing, make ba.tar prog
ress with her music lessons, and take better
care Of her room. ~ hope. too, that Tom
1hat-'l-do will stir himself arl CHOW that
heregatds the froverb by doing 4iis work so
well that there will be no need for those
complaints which are made about hut every
daf. Tom. Tom, you will never be worth
o shilling to yourself or any body else, il you
doa't mend yunr ways, b. learning To do your
work well. DO you hear thss. Toni Yes.
Yef5 we'll, then, do as well as hear.
AwoaAS in France, in good circumstances,
knowing that the man she losed was in love
VITA another woman, and to poor to plarry,
destrcyed herself aud left her propsr<y to the
man, that he might make her rival his wife.
She iseertainiy d. most magnanimous woman
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Legal Notice.

TSvo W A. McKth. You hereby noti6od d Z
there Is nov on e IN tho Office Of tho Gls' o4&AA
pistttct Court u Ice county Iowa. at keokrk pc T.
tpn ii James Archer cltrr ofyen the OF Eleven
Hundred aui Fits -tizlu 17i4a heaass and Interest
thereon at ten per cent from APRIL sth,
lsa5 anf also the further a Twenty nlllsrs and
Trhty.sve Gents. money dae Judgment snasTed
II favor of sai snaH ard aeast In the Circuit
Court Of Lewis county in the state 81 Missouri. So
peition also prays an attachment
Unless spp' eto AMI at'rnd before nnon ct
,.a,nrd fuv 81 term Of sad District Court
10 commence on the frst Mendas in February, 1905
,srr,e1t III 10 rendered against ytu thereon by
~, RAEhIS MeCRARY,
roxtS.Tu Atty'. fer pIt'H.
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pat. Kelly, OF Gasre, offers to bet 81 500
that within cirenit III thirty miles from
Cairo he can xii. more waterfowl than any
, other man b he United s,aies,v =
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! Notice In Bank runtey.

rI,HIs y torye notice dat q ~ I2th dty Of Nov,
il A, III 1857, Wagyant n Bahkruptcy was sSutd
%. ana stasAafTSsN ~f1 hss been asjul~t Ssnirupt
s petition That the OF aay dei IS and
delivery 81 any property oeonkay % snch Bankrupt to
BY him i,fbrSisdsd y M sfhat mes.lng Of tie ID
ttprs of Tho sssd Bsnksapt 10 their dsbts md q
ii tho Court Of Bankruptcy, % Be hhf6en aS me once OF
the Rezitesfn - 1be city ofKeokuh iowa
bsre John Prucs Rsstsr, es Tie 18Th Dssnber,
: 49, : - q. v. o1tat.v.A
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Estate ofyacop EorsI, DeceasIA,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscri-
v Der he's h-ss dnl, sg pded Exsegtas tae estate
Of aaa5 t6st fate ~ EhSBas. IN shs c6un,y o Lea
ta4 dseaa,, Interstate, aud has ttksn upon hirnsri
tatt trust 4, ssee bonds a the Lass ia cog All pes
sons havias de nanas nnsn the ~tts &c tn esil de-
esa8ea are yegnirtd to eSft9t the eare ami ne the
game in the CsaaN Court; and all persons indebted to
sed estate are Slisd ui.on 10 rake payment -
H. Il. Form, sg 1
November 6. 1861. Executor.
Let this 5tics be published three tnee {oscc week.
IN he Daily Gate Ciiy.r newspaper published st
okpk Iowa EDAuND JAfGSR, sssss
no IL 81, ncew County JeiGess
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A.woaAS in France, in good circumstances,
knowing that the man she Loved was in love
VITA another woman, and to poor to plarry,
dsstDyed herself aud left her propsr<y to the
man. that he might make her rival his wife.
She iseertainiy DE most magnanimous woman
the world has yet Produced and her name
SEs Elise de Bareiiia fsfss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-09-19

Dir NJ ,aGIEL Is the founder Of new Medical Sys-
tenn. The quantitarian., whose vast internal doses
enfeebie the stomach aud paraIyze the bowels,
give precedence to the who restores health and
appetite, with from to two of his extraord nary
Pills. and the most viruient with box
50 Of his wonderful and all healing Salye. These two
great specifics of the Doctor fast superceding all
the stercotyped nostrums Of the day. Extraordinary
by MasgieI's Pills and Salye have opened the
eyes Of the public the in.ciency Of the $50 called
remedies OF Others, aud upon which people have
long bindiy depended Maggiel's pills are Of the
class that are sw allowed by the Dozen and of which
every full tax eeates absolute necessity
another One or two Of Maggiel's Pills suttices to
place the bowels in perfect ORDER the stomach
creates appetite and render the spirits light nd
huoyant! There is mo gripping, and reaction in the
form ofconstipaton. II the liver is affected its func
lie restored; and fthe nervous system feeb.
it is nyigoroted This last quality makes the medi-
zines very desirable for the wants of delicate females
Uicerous and eruptiye diseases literally extin
guished by the dsenfectan power Of Maggel's Salve
In fact, it is here announced that Maggers Bilious
Dyspeptic and Diarrhna Pills where all others
fail. While for Burns, Scalds, Chilhlans, Cuts and
all asons Of the skin Maggiels Salve is nfalihe
Said BY j. MaGGtEr. II Pine Street, New York; by
HALL Il SCHMUCKER in Upton, and all drug
gists, at IS cents per box. vl3n39
!. ssCOUNTERFEITs! Buy Maggiel pills or
Saive with little pamphlet inside the box They are
bogus. The genuine have name Of !. Haydock on box
with name OF J. Mag1islM. n: The genuine have the
Pill surrounded with white powdeE.'
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Republican Primary Meeting.

The Republican Primary Meeting for
Center township, called to meet at the
Court House ON the 14th inst, for the
election of Delegates to the County Con-
vention for the nomination of candidates
for Cedar county officers, was called to
order by Geo. w. Smith, and organized
by the election of l.. l.. Sweet, Chair
man, aud S. v. Landt, Secretary, and
J. w. Bull and +. w. Clark, Tellers.
The Chairman announced the meet
ing in readiness for business; and on
motion of J. w. Bull, an informal ballot
was taken for Delegates, resulting in an
extensive list of names offered.
On motion of w. II. Alden, the meet
ing then proceeded to- a formal ballot
which resulted in the election of the fol-
lowing named persons as Delegates:
:, +. G. Smith, J. W.. Bull, w. II. Nor
row, Jesse James, VIM. Kelley, G. p.
sheldon, John Huber, N. J. Hawley
and w. s. Lusk.
The Chairman formally announced
the election, aud gave notice that meet
lag would be held for the nomination of
Township officers and a new Township
Committee for Center Township, on Sat
snrday, September 18th, 1867. s,AH
On motion Of George w. Smith, the
meeting adjourned.
s. Y. LANDT, Sec'y.
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Sirs Edito,s:-As our friend, "Not a
Candidate" seems ia be somewhat anx-
ious about tile G. A. r., lest the object
should be to ttcontrol the nominations
/ will say that If lie had inquired he
would have learned that the rcorganiza-
ton Of Post No. s was postponed to meet
again on the 2lst, at which time the
nominations will have been made. So
he can again sleep quietly with no
ghosts Of secret political organizations"
to rise and interfere with his arrange
ments. H
e The .'Othcr busincsss" alluded to in
call, was mentioned SO as to enable the
Post to transact its appropriate business
pfier the reorganization. see that the
call for the primary meeting, on the
l4th, contains the same clause of ''other
business IL this prima Jncia evidence
Of a ''nigger in the fence" The main
object is rs stated, to aid lac soldier and
his family If he needs aid, and should
enlist the cooperation of every soldier
Aud should there ever come time
when we are called upon again to deal
with traitors to the government, this
Il organization will be found power not
to b despissd or easily resisted.
- Yours truly,
ONE OF THE q, A. r.
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FARMS& PRAIRIE LANDS
FOR SALE.

WYE have for sale on reasonable terms the
w Farms and Lands described rs folknHh;.
ing the southeast \ of 3, township 81,
range .; also y acres of heavy timber.
YEARS In 1t G Is ncr cent n, one ana '"'
\ Choice so acres or land, miles north of the
G. n. ". r. T., and near the line OF the Mus
The east y OF southwest u section IL tp 81,
range g.
40 acres of the ne ii Of see. %, IL.
The east j. Of the southwest section g.
township 81, range $50 acres; with good house
and stable.
y milo from school house, is well improved
and fenced into convenient lots, good house,
stables, &c, u fine orchard and 80 acres timber
Price, 50 per acre. Terms TO suit purchasers.
Farm of 275acres on sugar Creek, two miles
Sc of town; one of the best stock farms In the
country, has excellent timber, 90 acres set IN
rich blue grass, fine young orchard, good build
ings, known as the Mohesan farm. Price s25
% acres immediately east Of fair grounds, an
excellent building location, with well, ever
greens, shrusbely and OF druit trees: t,,,, ,.
west Of Covers Ferry; acres timber. story and
n half house, good cellar. cistcrn, &c. Also, -
acres timber Il, one-fourth mile east OF the Ferry.
Good farm OF 80 acres; 100 improved, llo acres
timber good house and stock stables Smiles
from Railroad station, good stock farm, having
spring and creek. Price so per acre, "a cash,
balance in one and two years
The NV quarter OF see. III, Isl X 2 100 acres.
Price SIS per acre, halfcash balance in one and
two years.
70 acres adjacent to Starts Addition to town,
being part Of tho Knott farm, which we will
| sell in lots to suit purchasers.
| Lot No. g. Block No ~, and Lot No. 10, Block
No. IS in town OF Upton.
| The sw Of sec. 2, tip 81, range 2. 100 acres
The :. OF the NV Il sec. l3, 7 SO, I; 50 acres.
| Price SIS, cash.
| The swiI Of the ne "a, and the east half OF the
nv u, and the sw x 81 the NV " OF sec. p, TIP
| 70, n i; 100 acres. Ali in Cedar county, Iowa.
Also the south 4 of the ne y sec. 8, + 81, II 80,
west, In Calhoun county, Iowa
Also, 1850 acres in Ruena3Vista CO., Iowa.
$50 acres choice prairie land in Cass county,
Iowa.
| WOLF & LANDT,
| ns Agents Upton. Iowa.
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IOWA ITEMS.

The 1clla HtiUC Tells ABOUT Mol-
~~oinee dasys last week, young lady in
Monroe, while gaping dislocated her
jaw. All the physicians in Monroe
were called in, and pronounced it lock-
jaw, and commenced poulticing it, but
all to no avail, as she experienced no re-
lief. Dr. Henry Keables of this place
was sent for, who, upon arriving there
removed the poultice and set the jaw
back to its proper place in few mo-
ments." Il
AT a meeting of the Board of Dircc-
tors Of the Cedar Rapids and Burlington
Railroad, held Oh Thursday last in Bur-
lngton, a resolution was passed in
structing the Executive Committee to
locate, secure the right of way, and con-
tract that portion of the road between
Wappello and West Liberty at once.
The st. Charles I,tclligcpccr relates
that's young man living near that place,
and who is iii search vi i, wife, became
deeply enamored of a young lady trav.
cling with 'Orton Brothers circus"
which performed there few days since
and could not resist the temptation of
giving the lovely creature kiss. No
sooner done than the astonished vixen
exclaimed, "Oh you impudence! How
dare you do such thing, when Pm
n married woman?" "Why," retorted
the abashed young man, II supposed
YOU were single" Try again, perhaps
the next young lady you kiss will be
single.
The reports from Washington indi-
cate that President johnson will order
the registry lists in the Southern States
TO be reopened, SO as to allow the am
nestled rebels to vote. But there is
some hope that Gen. Grant will refuse
Go L.-v...e -s..i.~.. J.i..",v..'., .o~l A..
this matter. If he does the amnesty
| proclamation is not worth the paper it
was written on.
The Iowa North Vest is informed
by citizen of Calhoun county, that n
recent northwest wind brought millions
of grasshoppers down upon the farms in
that vicinity. They are eating every
green thing before them, and the far
mer's are alarmed for the safety of the
corn crop. ....a -
The President of the Tama county
Agricultural Society, offers a premium
| of five dollars to the mother of the "hand-
soonest and most intelligent child under
one year old"
The citizens of Dallas county have
offered the Chicago, Rock Island & Pa
citic railroad company $4,000, and the
right of way through the county as an
inducement to build the road through
Abel and Redfield. Besides this $780,
600 has been already subscribed in the
county. eA..
/ The following new money order
Post Offices have been appointed i'm this
State by the Post Office Department
Alton, Abba, Anamosa, Bedford, Leon,
Boonesboro, Clarinda, De Witt, Eldora,
Fort Dodge, Grinnell, Manchester,
Marengo, Nevada, New Jefferson, New
Oregon, Osceola, Sidney, Toledo and
Wapella, making in all sixty money
order offices now in this State.
The bondsmen of Edgington, the
Lucas county defaulting Treasurer, have
paid their liability to the county prompt
/ ~ and honOrablv.
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acted a greater drama than is ever per-
formed on the mimic stage, beginning
and ending in eternity.
The Postmaster at Prescott, Arizona,
in a letter dated July 2lst, says there are
probably ten Indian massacres to every
one reported. fs-- ,.. ...r
The Buddhists exhibited n praying
machine att Exposition. 1t is little
square box, with handle OH the side,
to be turned when the worshiper wishes
to offer prayer. It will offer up u
hundred and twenty prayers day, is
noiseless, and will never get out Of or
der. The invention would be valuable
in this country to shutting and irregu-
lar Christians and to those who find
their duties irksome. 1t is a better
worker than a lazy man, and more regu-
lar than hundreds of zig gag professors.
The Mite Society of the NJ. +. Church
and Congregation, will. meet at the
house of Mr.. Joseph w. Bull, OH Friday
evening next. z" -
COUNTY FAIR.--We have just return
ed from the new Fair Grounds; we found
everything in excellent order, exhibitors
with articles for exhibition coming in
finely. Some rare attractions are al
ready on hand, and we predict that this
display, of the Association will be the
grandest exhibition it has ever had.
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MARRIED..
i,y

On the 9th inst. at tho residence ofti,c brides
father. in Rutland, Mass, by Rev. James Miles,
of Charlcstown, Mr.. Fl. l.. Dean of Upton
Iowa, and Miss Marion +. Prouty, of the for
mer place.
In Pedee, at the residence of Mr.. j. King on
the nth ut., by Rev J Strauh, Mr. Vanderbilt
Halter and Miss Matte King: both Of Pedee
Also, by the same, at the same time and place,
MIR Jeptha r King and Miss Nellie McNutt, both
OF Fedee.
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REAL MERIT ALWAYS VICTORIOUS
was delighted TO read the report Of the
Commlttee-ln our Eercni,ag POst-on
the result Of the .Grest Trial' at island
Park. Real merit always will 10 VIC
torious at last. I am delighted with my
machine and want no other.--fT,etter
Of n. B. Vail, Orient, r.. l., to Wilcox
x Gibbs $. NJ. Co, Feb. 10Th, 1866:
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DIR. J. II. JORDAN, indianapolis, Ind,
says: II have known DIR. Strickland's
Pile Remedy to be thoroughly tested in
numerous cases during the past year,
and with perfect success in every in
stance. And SO it is with his Remedy
for Diarrhma or Cholera, and his Cough
Balsam. They are all genuine and
pure" n37w4
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AGRICULTURAL FAIRS. State
Fair will be held at Clinton and Lyons,
October, lst, I'd, 81 and 18th, 1867. j. NJ.
Shatier is Secretary.
viii Hts Be heid niii ts north GIr 81 sst fbis
erty, September oath, 18th and 26th, 1867.
Alonzo Shaw is Secretary.
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u@. The Treasurer of the Cedar coun-
ty Soldiers Monument Association
would respectfully acknowledge the pay
ment Of the following subscriptions:
John BoltQh Centre Township. s..
81 d. BumgaiUncr: do $.
Charles A Goodrich, do l.
Jul" ". II. TuTHILL, Treas.
Upton, Sept 10, 1867.
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The wonderful effects Of Modat's life Pills IN rn-
OF mental depression or physical weakness, proceed
Ing from indigestion, coStvencss bilious score
tions are certified by millions Of persons who
been benehtted by them They are the most effective
cathartic and purifier before the public and
ever been In use since IS Is. They at cheap safe
and reliable Sold by all respectable dealers every
where. asa-H
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WANTED.--A situation rs clerk or
salesman, by one who has had several
years experience. Best of references
given. Address Postoffice Box No. 167,
Upton, Iowa.
September ID, 1867. 4w
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'uy your Fancy Toilet Soaps at ALpEN'S.
DR.. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.

DR.. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.
This great medicine cured DR.. J. II. scuxscK. the
Proprietor, Of Pulmonary Consumption, and when
speedy death appeared to be inevitable. His ply 81
clans pronounced his ncurable, when he COM
menced the use Of this simple but powerful remedy
His health WAS restored in very short time and
return Of the disease has been apprehended, for all
the symptoms quickly disappeared, and his present
weight Is more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention ex
clusiveiy to the Of Consumption and the dseas-
es which are usually complicated with it, and the
cures effected by his med cines have been very
ssous and truly w0ndcrfu Dir. SGuENeK max es pro-
fessonal Wits to several OF the larger cities weekly,
where he has large eoncourse Of patients and it
astonishing to see poor consumrtves that have to
iiitsd out OF their carriages, and in few months
healthy robust persons. DR. SCllENCk'S pULMO-
NC SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC, and MANDRAKE
FILLS are generally all required in curing Consump-
ton. Full directions accompany each, that any
one can take them without seeing Dr. Schenck, hut
Rhspt Is coHxenient it is best to ,ai Ration WITH his
Respironletcr his fee Il three dollars.
Please observe. when purchasing, that the two
stage of Consumption, and the other he is, In
perfect health-are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81 80 per
bottle, 81 30 the half dozen. Letters for advice
should always be directed to Dr. Schenck's Principal
Office Is North 9th street, Philadelphia, Pa. General
Wholes ale Agents: Danas Barnes * Co, y. Y; s. :.
IIance, Baltimore, Md; John d Park, Cincinnati, O.
Walker q Taylor, Chicago, Ill; Collins Bros, $,
Louis, Mo- I'd ca mo yr
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-09-19

J. MADISON BELL, the colored ole4or
and poet, will speak at the Cong. church
this Wednesday, evening, at u o'clock.
The lecturer wins the highest enconiums