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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-07-25
dau Adpfrtiser.
Upton, IOWA:
IoWlRHPtBLlCAN STATE TICKET.
Tho Candidates and Temperance.


The Candidates and Temperance
Tho Temperance Platform, published
In De-. AtOiues. in Its issue of July 9Th
speaking Of the situation as considered
between temperance aud anti-temper-
ance, gives the following concerning
the several candidates on the Republic
- Ticket: H. i. 49, .....
"C0l. Merrill is leading member of
the Congregational Church in Nc Greg
or, an active Sunday-schooll laborer,
land In Mninc during the first agitation
Of 'fl1e question of Prohibition, took
an active part in securing the enactment
Of the original Maine Law He can
he trusted. II IN this opinion we are
mistaken we hope to be set right as soon
az possible.
"Col. Scott is Presbyterian, and hts
friends claim that he is eminently
sound OH the Temperance question.
Hon. Joseph NJ. Beck is devout Bap-
tist, and IL denounced by the Burling-
ton .irg,,s as 'stra'ght-laced PURITAN
We have known him for many years
and regard him as one of the purest aud
best men In the State.
"Major O'connor is Congregational
tist, man ofthc strictest honor and ill
.tegrity, and radical Probihtionist.
'Prof Wells IL Methodist and
Temperance man, and worthy in all re-
epects Of the office for which he has been
nominated
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worst of all, our dangers upon us. The
great peril Of the cnuntry, Today, IL tho
Democracy. Its leaders are traitorous,
perfidious, now as they were In 1880
They will do o,sything for power They
care not for what 1t may cost others, or
what may be the fate OF the country SO
they may rule. And they still mean to
rule or ruin. And ifthere is one individ-
uAl whom these traits are more distinct
~ discernible than in another, if there
the rebellion, and we were called upon TO
point him out, we should say of Charles
Mason, THOU ART THE MAN. ~ Bur
Hngton Huwk-eye.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-07-25

CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-A
San Francisco despatch says that the
work on the Central railroad is being
pushed forward with energy, and is ex-
pe,ted to be completed over the noun.
tains in November Sixteen thousand
workmen are employed id grading fro m
Cisco to Truckel summit, a tunnel OF one
thousand six hundred and sixsy-eight
feet in length, which will be finished In
August. Large orders have been sent
east for cars aud locomotives The bus
mess of the road for this year is in ex-
cess of last year. The gross earnings of
the road up to June were So, 600.
Boston has strong-bodied rs well as
stropg-minded females. Several Of them,
members of q popular gymnasium, cas-
lily lift five hundred pounds, and one
raises seven hundred and fifty.
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Countries for Sale.

The Princesof Europe, all Of whom
| are over head and ears in debt, have
discovered means to raise money. In
examining their revenu es, they find
some pieces of land which they can do
, without, in case o reasonable price
should be offered to them. The success
of the Emperor of Russia in disposing
advantageously of Russian America has
brought out number of other propisi-
tons. The King of Holland had set
nearly the whole of Europe on fire by
proposing to France the sale of Luxem-
bourg, in order, it is stated in some Eu-
ropean papers, to obtain money for him
self and for certain lady in Paris who
had formerly been on intimate terms
with him. Being frustrated in this de-
sign by the defiant attitude of Prussia,
the King intends now to put up some
of the American colonies Of Holland at
auction. The Sultan of Turkey finding
not money enough in the treasury to pay
for his trip to the exhibition, has offered
to Russia the sale Of Jerusalem for twen-
ty million piastres. In Germany, the
Prince of Waldeck finds that the estab-
lishment of the North German Confed-
Grafton will cost his little country more
money than it can afford to pay, and lac,
consequently has made the offer to Prus-
sia to buy from him the whole Princi-
pality. Shou+d his proposition be accept
ed, It is believed that the last half a dozen
members OF the Confederation will has
ten to make the same proposition. Swe-
den is stated to be anxious to sell the
Island of st Barthelemy, in the West
Indies. Thus real mania Of making
money by selling land seems to spread
among the Princes. But thus far there
has been more sellers than buyers.
The New York Post describes a list of
thc more valuable diamonds and other
precious stones owned in this country.
pfthoa- negro minstrel has single dia-
moud pin worth $4,000. A "late negro
minstrel had pins and rings valued at
So 900. 4 favorite dancer has $4,000
invested in diamonds. The Wife ola ne
gro minstrel is said to have the enor-
nous amount of $4,000 in jewels. A
circus clown has single diamond val
ued at $4,000, and a cluster diamond
worth 900. A "retired' circus per-
former has a thousand dollars more than
this invested in these vanities.
John II. Surratt is by all odds the best
tried man in America. He was first
tried by the Military Commission that
convicted his mother, and then by a
Committee of Congress; on Wednesday
he was tried and coz victed by Mr.. CO.
vo1oi III tho Rouse Of Representatives; and
for several weeks past he has been on
trial before Judge Fisher, Mr.. Bing-
ham Of Ohio and the newspaper report
ers. These last named gentleman, we
think might very properly keey their
hands off and content themselves with
sending us plain accounts of the evil
dence and Incidents in the case without
discussing the bearings of the testimony
or the credibility of the witnesses. The
counsel are fully competent to take care
of all such matters, and the prisoner has
trouble enough on his hands without
having to face prosecutor in every cor
respondent ofthe press.
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circumnavigator, and that 1t seems to
he Tavas.ns the Plains now because !.
has got that far on its dreadful journey
to the Orient,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-07-25

circumnavigator, and that 1t seems te
he Tavas:ns the Plains now because !!
has got that far on its dreadful journey
to the Orient.
ABSTRACT OF THE CENSUS
Of the seuern, Townships, towns, ana
cities in Cedar county, as returned b1
the assessors thereof, for the year a. d..
1867.
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I e-aa- --we ,.Corr'd males.
4 -1-A =, do females.
! Total Colored
i population.
\ ssEntitled to
n - So SSS 1Ii-SSSS vote.
Observation-Disclosures.
II Foreigners
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'5sssssssssaszHgsgaaISssss,vs 8; 3 ! t j.
! = Blind.
!. ..Deaf & dumb.
:: -. - 49, =. Insane.
T. = . * 80. = road ~s'si an nj he'd:
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-, students, at
otend'g college
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observation-disclosures, barley.
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gz55E =:|Hv vse;.s. nar-
Il aagi,ss e-xa EBush's sweet
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The FktnI Card.

Some years ago the Mississippi riv-
or was famous forits " floating pala-
ces," as the large steamers plying be-
tween New Orleans and the ports
above were called. Now the railroads
have driven nearly all the fine boats
off the river, and left the field to the
freight boats, whose accommodations
for passengers are by no means pala.
tial. The former class of steamers,
were in mauy respects, delightful, but
theY never ceased to be objects Of
dread to timid people, for if tho ra-
cling, which was on that steamer re-
duced to a system, did not res'dt in
the loss of the boat there was sure to
DO one or more encounters between the
more lawless portion of the travellers,
in which pistol bullets would fly rath-
er too thick for tie Comfort of steady
going people. The cause of such dis
turbance was generally aquarrel over
the gaming table. The regulation ot
the boats usually required that oil
such amusements should be condnot-
ed in a saloon provided for that pur-
pose jn. the "Texas," oficef's cabin,
situated on Che hurricane deck, but
the sporting gentlemen were py no
means careful to observe this rule,
and the gaming was most commonly
carried on At the dining table, in the
main saloon Of the steamer, to the
great annoyance oftwO-thirds Of those
on board - D.. .i1-. ~ aag
Many professional gamblers used TO
make these boats their homes, travel
fing back and forth with them, feee'
ing al who we're foolish ard yerdanl
enough TO fell into their clutches. So
we'll, indeed. was tbs systsm managed
that the various members seemed 10
have their different steamers marked
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ScaldS or Burns.

The hest remedy in the world for
scalds or burns is to tbrtst tEe injured.
part instantly into cold water, then
bind up with wheat -four, which VIII
exclude the oxygen of the air. Moth
ing better can be done in the absence
ofa physician Noothercure so GER
tain as iris has ever Be5n proposed /;
as the scald or barn gets well, tho
-four will scale off. offtbe'i2jhry is
severe, the patient zshoold, dive on
aperient. diet, such as apples,i stewcd
fruit, etc. - 80 ~. t-sap. Eaa
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now to Cure CalumnF!

1t any bne speaks i'll ofthee" said
Epictetus, t.consider whether. be. hath
truth on his side; and if SO, reform
thyself, that his censures may not
affect the" when Ancximander was
toidssthat the very boys laughed at
his singing, he said, 'Ah, then must
learn tossing better.So Plato being,
told that he had meny enmieswho
spoke i'll of him, said. 'It,is NO, mat,
ter, shall live 80 that none will
believe them, Hearing at another
time that an intimate friend of his
had spoken detractingly of him. he
said, 81 SIN snFe he would not do it if
he had not some reason for it,, This
is the surest as well as the noblest
way of drawing, the sting out Of a. re
proach, and the true method Of pre-
pairing a man for that great and only
relief against the pains Of caIumny.
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-DAlg K0IRU aHT


Ist n nN VHOA va a AOyNA
n Jacob prays Angle il conquer
ed; ESau's revengeis changed 70 fra
ternal love- e.---4-a-ss--s----,--,--
Joseph.prays-7he isodeliyered from
the prison of Egypt.
Moses prays-Amelek is discom-
flied; Israel triumphs. 'N'A
% Joshua prays=-the unstands still;
victory is gained. g0fEF wssT
David prays- Ahithophcl goes o65
and hangs himself --.,
Asa prays-Israel gains . gIorious
NlclQFy%rsr ivf ~ is,i 'jsyt,s st,a,sls lala
Jchoshaphat prays--Godtarns away
bis anger andrsmiles. .s.aiav .s,lassg ~
Bfjqh trays-the,, ,littlo cloud apL
pearsj the rain deeends upon the earth.
Elisha prays7-the Matters OF the
Jordan al divided; a child is sfestored
To life. ,-.------
flsaiah prays--one hundred eighty
ahd'tourthousand Assyrians are dead,
Hezekiah pEays-=they sun-dial is
turned back; his life is prolongedsuHa
Mordecai prays--Haman il hang-
ed;lsraeli is freeSsss sl n gfFgg .,r.lss
Nehemiah prays--the King's-hears
Is eottened in amoment, s,..sgss a ut
Ezra prays-the walls Of Jerusalem
begin TO. rise. gtNsrgla "a ss arT.
The Church prayaTths, Holy Ghost
is poured out - -s 49,, -,
The .Ch6rch pra, q again-Peter Is
delivered By an angel, 81 v,,...-., -
Paul and Silas Iriy-the prison
shakes; the door opens; every mans
bonds are loosed.
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/ Dream Of You.
BI JENNIE JONES.

~ SANHAH sNNH"s
When the golden sun Is dipping low,
Fire-named clouds Of the west below,
And leaves are borne from tho old beech trees
With words Of music on the gentle brsezei
Ipause beside the lakelnt blue.
Homeward returning. to dream OF You.
when on the still soft shades Of night,
Fair Luna pOurs her foods Of light, .r
And sweetly steals from the forest grove
The bulbuls song Of tender love, t-
Where diamonds blaze in limpid dew, ....
In solitude, dream Of you.
When soothing strains from toned guissTs
Sweep through vine-wreathed lattice bars,
And the bells Of night with silver chime,
Faint echoes wake DER the stream Of time,
Where summer flowers in beauty glow,
In loneliness, dean Of you. ...
when Eoliau chords have ceased to thrill,
AZ the wild south-wlnd's wandering will
And silence reign Ger land and deep,
As Ger me steals the thrall Of sleep,
Memory fond old scenes renew,
Cheriahed friend, Tdreanl Of you
BUFFALO, Tenn, Nov, 10. 'eT #sa .'.
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White Wash,

Say what yuu will for mixtures for
whitewash, there is nothing for outside
walls, so good as lime and clean water
properly made and mixed. Animal or
vegetable substances added impairA
the 'adhesion and durability Of The
wash. For inside walls glue or the
albumen of eggs will increase the adj
hesiOn. But for exposure to rain and
snow, day and damp, anything but
mineral ingredients are positive,ins
jury, andit is doubtful ifany mineral
substances can be added to Improve
pure lime and water for renovating
pnrpoSes. rs - a .t,r I..l -..,.. u,
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lnslfucLLOIs 10 PaImasters.

The Paymasier General, on the 9Th inst,
issued circular addressed to paymasters,
notifying them that in compliance fth spe-
cial'inslructions recebtly received, those ofi.
GERS failing ts transmit their discussing ac-,
count promptly after the end of the month,
or vt the earliest practicable moment after re-
turning from .he payment Of troops, wilK
heresfter be specially reported TO the Sscre-
tary Of War for neglect of duty, .i 81. 49,
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LIrnnnfaitIe.

Rub with common lamp oil, then
sprinkle fine sand over the cattle; this
win ten, 20 protect the calves and
grown stock from the attacks not only
Of lice. but dies and other annoyances.
Fatty matters Of any kind are ropul.
sive 10 the louse tribe.
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! ,BE9A-ANNoUNclNG CANDIDATEs-For Mnnici.
pal offices, So 90 ! County So 90; State
$40 90. .'" 3%R
JoB-PRMrISa, of all descriptions, neatly
executed. .aa r la .
BSA- All communications tending to per-
sonal agrandizement or emdlument will be
charged the same as advertisements.
Advertisements and subscriptions con
finued unless arrearages are paid and
ordered to be stopped, and they will
be charged for accOrGlingIV.
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POS g. R z .
Kind WORDS,

klnu WOf0Ss -.
Kind words are like the morning sun,
That gilds the opening flower;
Kind words are like the blessings spread
BY every summer showeri
They light the heart with sunny beams,
They shed a fulgent ray,
And cheer the weary pilgrim
As he wanderS on his way.
II you have naught to give the poor, a
When winters snow clouds loom,
Oh, ne'er forget that one sweet smile
May chase awAS theft gloom. ....
Remember, too, that one kind word
May blunt affections dart, ......
Ard softly fall, like healing balm,
Upon Che wounded heart.
Let Us hear once more but gentle words
No tales Of dismal strife,
But only kind things whisper
you thread this vale Of life.
Then try, By every word ami glance,
The suffering to beguile,
And watch then, when you speak kind words.
81, How happily they smile ..-.
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TanningSheep Skins with Wool on.

Take the skin upon a board with
the fesh side ont, then scrapo with a
blunt knife, next rnb il over hard with
pulverized chalk until " will absorb
on more. Then take the skin fron
the board and cover IL with pulveriz-
cd alum, double half way over with
the flesh sidein contact, then roll tight
together and keep dry forlthree days,
after which unfold il and stretch IL
again on a board or door, and dry it IN
the air and IL will, be ready for use.
Nice white sheep skins mako hand
some door mats. cushions, a warm
spread to put oh the floor for bdby TO
sit on IN winter time, and many other
Useful purpose.
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limited States Mint.

DR.. ]. W. Jones has been dispatched BY
Secretary McCulIoch 10 take charge Of the
former United Staies mint, at ChsFlotte,g n.
G. 1t viii be used as an assay OiRee acre
after. .-.-
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The Tax ON COttOn and Sugar.

NEw YORR, NOveinber alla-~A Gin
einnati special saysitbat thelropOrt of
the committee OF the Chamber Of
COmmerce 10 which had been refer.
rod the subject, strongly reoommend-
ing Congress to take off the, tax on
cotton aud sugar produced, in this
country, was TO day adopted. BY, the
full meeting Of. the Chamber over
nine hundred being in attendance-by
a unanimous vote. .5,,. ,..-,
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b6~ Pure love Is the sunshine which
steals slowly and silently up the bleak
bill Of earth's journey, and warns US
with its genial presence through LIES
weary way.
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nSr To ASCERTAIN The number OF
children in q street-beat a big drum
To ascertain the nVmbsr Of l0aforz--
start n dog Hght. Fact
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BGr lf you wish TO undertake. any
important enterprise, be sure and
consult your wifej IT. she agrees with
YOU 6y into her armsl If abe don't,
then fly into a passion. 49,, -
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THE UNION FLAG y
JonesbOrO', Tenn Nov. %, 1867,
g. e. GRESHAM.
EDITOR AND .PROPRIETOR. -


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Grovesteen & Co.
Piano Forte Manufacturers

400 Broad1qy, Ne,o York.
THESE PIANOS received the Highest Award
Aof Merritt at the Worlfs Feir, over the best
makers from London, Paris, Germany, the
cities Of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Boston; also, the Gold Medal at the A.
meriean Institute, for FIVE SUCCESSIVE
YEARSH Our Pianos contain the French
Grand Action Harp Pedal, OverstSGng Bass,
Full Iron Frame, and all Modern Improve
ments. Every Instrument rarrSntsd FIVE
years Made under the supervision of Mr.. ].
II. GROVESTEEN, who has practical ex-
perence of over thirtyfve years, and IS the
maker of oesy Asvsn hOuyaHd piano JoTtss., Our
facilities for manufactWlng enable US to sell
these instruments from $500 5000 cheaper
than any first class piano forte. sgar s.
Taug17-- l966-2yH&P ,.-r.-..--l -.
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MEDICAL
RESURRECTION.


A"Etakepleasur in announcing n
" w to the good people of Wash NJ
IN ington County, that our Drug store u
opposite the Cour: House, after being closed
through the hottest of the late str. ggle, ia
now permanently re-opened for trade, and
We would cordially inviie all, and especially
the sick and needy, TO frequent our establish
ment as we shall endeayor to furnish articles
iuited to the taste and necessites of the
uble 8 ''. .'
Our Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye Stuf's
&c., are fresh, while With our FANCY AND
please ALL. 0l GIBSON 4 KELLY.
ts67e2ltf.
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% Memory is tho treasurer Of tho
mind,
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, Jacob prays--lsbei Angle is conquer
ed; ESau's 8 revengeis changed to fra
Iernal lnVa .-.---4
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~ m, n lhe Coufl Honse door M
sohIses1yte, one IenR' on sats-tiA. AZ .s ~ y
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-11-15
PAINTS FOR FARMERS
AND OTHERS.

rTNHE GRAFTON MINER IL PAINT COMPANY are
l. manufacturing the Best Cheapest and most
Durable Paint in use; two coats well put on, mixed with
pure Lnseed OIL will last 10 10 years. 1t is of light
brown beautiful chocolate color, and be changed
to green, lead stone, olive, drab, suit the taste
of the consumer. 1t is valuable for Houses, Barns,
Fences, Agricultural Implements, Carriage and Car
makers, Woodcn-warc, Canvas, Metal and Single
Roofs Gt being Fire and Water proof, Bridges, burial
Cases Canal Boats, Ships and Ships Bottoms, Floor
Oil Cloths, Zone Manufacturer having used 5000 bar
res the past year, and paint for any purpose is I'M
surpassed for body durability, elasticity and adhesive
Price So per Dbl. of 500 lbs which will supply
farmer for years to come. Warranted in all
above Send for circular, which gives full particulars.
None genuine unless branded in trade mark Grafton
Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL BIDWELL, Proprie-
tor, 2ji Pearl Street New York Agents wanted
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THE HNDIAN LrNgMENT,

As a relief, ready: killer of pain taken inward
ly, outwardly applied, has equal. For the relief
and of Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections sprans
Bruises, &C., it is unequaed II is also most eicacious,
taken inwardy, in the cure of Cholera, Cramps and
Pains in the Stomach, DiarrhUa, Dysemtery, Cholera
Morbus, Cholera Inantun &c. and is without exception
the most wonderful Fanacca The world affords No FAM
lily should be without it, Every Traveller by land
should have bottle Miners aud Farmers residing ut
distance from Physicians should keep it constantly
hand In OF Accidents and Sudden acks Of Stem
ach Complaints. its value cannot he estimated. Inquire
Tor Major LANES INDIAN EMINENT, and take
other PRICE 80 cts per bottle. For sale At Wholesale
and retail by Demas Barnes y Co., 81 Park Row, N VI
Gale & Robinson, 1856 Greenwich street. n. Y; F. C.
Wells s Co, 90 Fnltcn s. n V; Chas. N. 'rttenden,
throughout the world None genuine unless signed by
JoHN THOMAS LANE, and cou tcrsigned by J. T. LANE
co, Proprietors, l63 broadway N Y. Co Send for
Circular.