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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-21
OBITUARY NOTICE.

CARRIE SHELDON, daughter of CHARLES
T. and LAURA NJ. SHELDON, died In New York,
Cedar county Iowa, Oct. 18th, 1867; aged i6 yrs.
She was greatly loved b, all who
knew her. Her uniform sprightliness
of disposition rendered her not only at
tractive to friends, but a source Of, great
Joy in the home circle. There is sadness
over her departure, but her friends re-
joice in the assurance that what is their
loss is her eternal gain. r. J.. N.
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TO CONSUMPTIVFS.

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in "A few weeks by very simple RENE
ds, after having 81 liz ied for cs;.l trs with
a severe lung aHection, aud that dread discase
Consumption-is anxiolis To make known to
his fallow-s1fferers hemeans Cfcurc.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used Tree Of charge. with the di-
recLions for preparing and using the same,
which they Will ind a SURE CURE for 1nnsump-
ton, Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat and Lung Infection, The only OBJ
ject of the adVcrtisrr in senEug fbe PFescrip-
ton is to benefit theahiated, and spread in
formation which locomotives to be Invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer Will Try his rcmc-
dy, MS it will cost them nothing and may
prove n blessing. Parties wishing the prepara-
ton, FREE, BY return mail, Will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
n2iy Williamsburg, Kings CO.. New York.
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sJURoRs<-Ihe followingis list of the
Grand and Petit Jurors, drawn to serve
during the December term Of the Dis
trict Court:
Grand Jay0,s-S E Gunsolus, G q
Button, John Prescott, BENJAMIN Eli.
son, Israel Negus, b NJ Wilson, ] i
Rice, J M Downing, Geo Slater, Joseph
Patterson, Wp i Morehead, John Il,
Miller, Amos Willetts, g A Pound.
Petit Jtw0rs-H Henry Walters, John w
Kynett, Festus Deyo, Peter T. StrYkef
Jacob Grouse, Robert A Davidson, Mar
shall Mars, Alexander Clifford, John
Moore, Alexander Moffett, Jesse Van.
nest, John Baker, William Lichtenwal.
ter, George Aldrich, Joseph Smith.
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THE TREASURER Of the Cedar Go.
Soldiers Monument Association would
respectfully acknowledge the receipt OF
the following snmspaid in since the It'll
inst:
Henry Bagley, Pioneer township, $500
Amos G.. Miller, do 500
xaa WIN. H. TUTHILL, Treasurer, T
Upton, November 2lst, 1867.
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PORTER l. Tower have recently en-
larged and improved their Slaughter
house, and are now prepared to butcher
hogs for the people Of the town and
country. Their facilities for rapid work
are unequaled, and satisfaction in every
particular will be guaranteed. In their
shop, just opposite the postoffice, they
have or sale choice supply of fresh
beef and pork. They butcher from one
to three becvcs every day, and their pat
rons will always get fresh and the best
meat that can be had IN the market
In order to fully supply the wants OF
their customers, Mcssrs. 2. & T. have
on hand a choice grade of flour, corn
meal, buckwheat four aud other arti-
cles usually kept in a first class market.
house, Their prices are as low as the
lowest, and all orders will be filled on
short notice. Give them call.
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DR.. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.

This great meaie3ne cured Dr }. H. scHEscx the
Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption, and when
speedy death appeared to be inevitable. His physi-
clans pronounced his incursbe, when he COM
mcnced the use of this simple but powerful remedy
His health restored in very short time. and no
return Of the disease has been apprehended, for all
the symptoms quickly disapp ared, and his present
weight is more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention ex
cusively to thecure of Cons uup ion and the dseas
es which are usually complicated with it, and the
cures eIectefb by his med cnes have been very num-
erous and truly wonderful. Dr. SCHEsrK makes pro-
fessonal visits to several Of the larger cities weekly
whore he has large Of patients, and II is
astonishing to see poor consam pyes that haze to be
Tilted out Of their carriages, - in few months
healthy. robust persons. DIR. SCfENcK'S PrLMO-
Mo SYRUP, SEAWEED TONIC, and MANDRAKE
PILLS generally ali required in curing Consump-
+ ton. Eul directions accompany each, that any
one can take them without seeing DR.. Schenck, but
when Is convenient it is best to him. III gives
advice nee, but for atharough ekamination with his
Respirometer his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
stage Of Consn lltion. aud til other he now is in
perfect health-are on the government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81 80 per
bottle or $50 the half dozen. Letters for advice
shond always be directed b. Dr.. Schenck's Principal
Once Is North 9th Philadelphia, Pa. General
Wholesale Arcnts: Denns Barnes q Co, n Y; S. S.
4 Iance, Baltimore. Md; John Park, Cincinnati, @;
Walker q Taylor, Chicago ~; Collins Bios, ST
Louis, No. sSst3 s.A l3Iw ea mol yrl
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FARM & PRAIRIE LAND
FOR SALE.

NV h nave TOT safe OH TcasoHhotc s1I III SnS
w Farms and Lands deseribed as follows:
Ne SO sec :, Up 80, r I, west 5th p. m, contain
Ing 20 acres for sleb.oe, cash.
CNN. W. X. r., and near the line OF the Mus~
catlne, Tiptcn & Auamosa II. u. Terms easy: :
The east 4 ofsonth~est = section L. Up. 81
Inc east i Of the southwest 4, section ..
township II, range SO acres; with good house
farm of Iio acres, al miles sw Of town, and
4 mile from school house, Is we'll improves
stables, Sc rine orchard and ~ acres Timber
Price, -, yer acre. Terms To suit purchaser.
ST of town; one OF the best stock farms In the
country, has excellent timber. 60 acres set In
rich blue grass fine young orchard, good build
ingS, known as the Michigan farm. Price 10
per acre.
q acres immediately east OF fair grounds. An
excellent building iocstlon, with well, ever
greens, shrthbcry and fratt trees.
IrnproEed farm OF lsA acres one-fourth mile
a half house. good cellar, cf.t-rn. sc. Also, 10
acres timber one-fonrth mile east OF the Ferry.
Price SIS per acre.
timber. good house aud stock stables, milea
from lt.i lroad statian. good stock iarm' having
sprE an Ss"n All tw rt.y ye j., per acre. - cash.
n acres adjacent to stars Addition to town,
being a part of the Knott farm, which we VIII
Lot No 4, Block No. 81, and Lot No. TO- Block
M. - In town OF Upton.
rhesi Of tNcnw Il. sec. 10, I So Il !; 30 acres
The !. see 10, ~ -, range = lDo acres, at I'll
per acre.
Part of the y see 3, 10 -. range 2 10 acres:
thirty acres broke and other Improvements.
Price $l6 per acre,
\ good improved farm OF 200 acrcs-~l00 farm
ed, ~ In tanlc grass, "a In tiInber-good build
ings, &C.. being tire " u se ard =. sw y, Soc. Il,
| and NV nc 4. ne NV See. 81, all In trsl range
| |, west.
! farm If 5Gl acrss--aso hrsi quality Of tim
| her, 33i acres improved two sorry brick house,
| three ttnaut houses, well watered with creek
and Walls. Price, 81 per acre, one half cash.
balance in three annual payments. .
Also, one ioa, and one ~ acre farm, both we'll
! improved and fenced. ri $50 per acre.
North i northeast i OF ssc ~, TIP ~, range u
| 80 acres; near Luuden, and known las the hins-
| man farm.
| The sw OF the ne 4, and the east half Of the
NV l. and the sly ~ the NV /, of sec. ~, tip
| 70, RE 1t0 acres All III Cedar county, Iowa.
Also THE south u Of the ne i sec. 3, L NJ. Il j.
west In Calhoun county, Iowa.
| Also, sew rai town lots and residences In
| Upton.
80 acres choice prairie land in Cass county
| Iowa.
! WOLF & IANDT,
M ...-. Agents. Upton, Iowa.
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Meeting of the Muscatine, Upton &
" E& Anamosa RailfAAd Co.FA 4.

Meeting of the Muscatine, Upton g.
Il Es Anamosa RailteAd Co.FEEA = ! :
r. At meeting of the stockholders OF
the NJ, T. & A. R..kxEe.a Aad.Ata1p-
ton, on the 18th day Of November, 1867,
John Culbe1ron. sxA chosen lpresident
of the meeting, and VIM. p. Wolf, Sec.
r, VIM. H. Alden, secretary Of the COM
pany, then submitted the following re-
port of the collection and expenditure of
money on the road in Cedar county :'.'
Amount of Actual Stock Sub ,Iis&
scriptions, b. s.Sf5.5s NJ $29, s25. 90
Amount collected by. 1's ao..
.J.~W. Bull, Sec. 81 ,6O1.5O yng
Amount collected BY go" ~ @.
w. H.Alden, Sec, "a OH. 80 '' .
Amount collected 25,61S.S9
Amount uncollected 4,206. IL
Bridging and Culverts S2654.S6
Grading f*fa u tea1 20 l75SS.s0
Timber Land in Jones county 14S0.O0
Expense on Ties, Wood, &c. 2l75.00
Surveying and Engineering 10000
Day labor on old grade and ex-, -
pense account >>, 's',. ~ ~, $40. %
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LARGE zTuRyIFs.-We were lately
made the recipients of two huge turnips,
grown by Fred. Stokenbrook, which
could easily be placed in an extra large
sized half bushel, and not much more.
After numerous Intellectual attempts to
devour the one that fell to our lot, we
became satisfied that "Stuck." under
stands turnip culture.
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MECHANICSvILLE Nov. 18th,


1cssrs. Editors:-N Nature is in one of
her pleasant moods to-day. This day is
"A type Of many that have preceded it,
and consequently continuation of the
beautiful weather which has afforded
the farming community an ample OPP
portunity to gather their corn and other
fall crops. In this part Of the county
the corn Is mostly cribbed, and the
farmers busily engaged in hauling their
grain and driving their hogs to market,
the result of which fills our streets with
teams and porkers granting along on
their way to the stock yards. The mer-
chants OF course are literally patronized,
and the whole scene wears the appear
ance of business. a Isr--8. Is.
The G. 4 N. w. r. r. Co. has corps
of hands engaged in erecting buildings
tn serve in place of those burned at the
recent fire. The water tank is being
erected about one fourth Of mile west
OF the depot, near pond at the west
end of town, where water is abundant
ut all seasons of the year. Some Of the
leading capitalists of Mechanicsville are
offering inducements to the company to
remove the depot to near the same place,
thinking they will thus draw the bust
ness of the place to another part of
town, where they will be peeH1iarily
benefited, As yet nothing definite is
known rs to the intention of the COM
pany. It.T.TEI
| As an evidence or the amount Of de-
4 struction caused by the fire at this place
one week ago to-day, need only say
that the coal is burning yet, whilst the
smoke emanatiny from the same can he
seen from a distance Of several miles.
A numbered land purchases has been
made in this and adjoining townships,
quite recently. Spectators are begin.
ming to dispose of their vacant lands to
persons who are securing permanent
homes and who design cultivating
/ farms, building houses and settling
down to enjoy the pleasures Of society
in preference to going farther west
among the wilds of the frontier. s.
Splendid opportunities are afforded to
persons desiring to purchase lands own.
4 ed by eastern men, through S. l.
Smith, the attorney and land agent OF
this place, who keeps q price list of the
greater part of both improved and un
improved land in this section Of The
county. More anon. Y.
j The census returns of Iowa are now
complete, with the exception of foul
counties, which shows population thus
Il far Of. 80s, l94, a gain Of lac, 900 in two
years. ..rsf df 'al RI -=#
Aman at Chelsea, Mass. who spanked
. neighbours child few days since, hat
to pay 500 for his luxury
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SEAsoNABIE HINTs.-In view Of the
extreme dry weather, and the great
danger from fire, we give the following
scasonable hints, which should be post
ed up where the household can see
them, read them and profit thereby:
Unused stovepipe holes should be Sc
curely stopped up with metal shoppers.
Stovepipes should have a tight ,himble
around them. 49,. &c.. ..
Throw your cracked Stoves out Of
doors or sell them for old iron Stoves,
! il used, should be sound and in good
order, standing we'll off from the floor,
with zinc or sheet iron under them
| Stoves should never stand nearer than
two feet to wood work. Partitions plas-
tered over have been set on fire at a
greater distance than that. Stovepipes
should be sound, with joints riveted and
secured to prevent coming apart. II
through wood or plastered partitions Or
walls.
Use those lamps only which are pre-
tected by glass chimneys, and have them
trimmed and filled by daylight only. q
Matches should be kept in metallic
boxes, and never permitted to be seat
tered around loose within the reach OF
children and mice.
Put no ashes in wooden boxes. Ashes
should be kept in safe place out OF
doors, or in metallic or stone vessel, on
taken away from the house.
! Very few of our householders have
ladders where they can be Immediately
procured in case of fire. Allshould have
them.
If these hints suggest other precau.
tons, and awaken our citizens 10 give
attention to these matters. it may save
some lives and prevent much dest-uc
ton of property by fire.
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OysTERs.-Wheeler is daily receiving
fresh oysters and is selling them ut Chi
cago prices. Give him u call and try a
can. - -. .-..,. u rm.
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NEW PATENT-Mr HI D Brown, of
Upton, has lately been awarded Letters
Patent on a Sheep Shearing Chair, in
vented by him In the early part of last
summer. Those who used this chair
during the last sheep sliearing season
pronounce it superior to all others.
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L. A. Cooley,
y3lrr SiyM and Chestnut Ns.
ETPAY COLT.

Estrly cG OF stolen from the premises of the
subscriber, at Toronto, Clinton county. Iowa.
one Colt, two years old, dark bay, with u
small star III the forehead. liberal reward
viii be raid ANY one giving Information where
the colt can be found.
oct Is ,Ni- MUCH FORBES.
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DIR. CUTTERS improved shoulder
braces, for ladies and gents, at Hall &
Schmucker's. f* s1@
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Cedar county, Iowa.
PErERsoS's Ms1ssrsr.-we are in
the receipt Of this popular I.ady,.s Maga-
zine for DecaMber. 1t Is beautiful
number, quite-'..ahead Of the field This
Magazine, in NcHaseu ueleet Of its merit
and cheapness, had, in 1867, a larger
circulation thai, uR the ether Ladies
. !Mnqa-incs combined. In lS6S 1t will be
greatly improved: the reading matter
will be increased, and each number will
contain q Double size Steel Fashion
Plate, elegantly colored, and colored
pattern in Berlin Work. "Peterson' Is
really the cheapest in the world: and
every body ought to subscribe Tor 1t. The
terms will remain two dollars year to
single subscribers.lf To clubs 1t Is cheap
erstill, viz: five copies for Ss.o', eight
copies for $500, or fourteen copies for
$1,000. TO every person getting up 4
club lat these rates, the Publisher will
send an extra Copy Efaus. Specimens
ent Cif written foff IT, those Wishing TO
get UP clubs. Address, postpaid, CHA's
j. PETERSON, 3o6 Chestnut street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. 49,,
We will furnish peterson for $50.
Send in Your names,atonce.
THE lows ciE Commercial College,
VIM. McClnin, PrincipnL and the spen-
cerian Writinls Academy, j. shrock,
Principal sbot |. IN Asuccesstul opera
ton, and furnish students superior iacil-
tiles for obtaining a thorough business
education, or becoming efficient teachers
of Premiership. send for a circ,,lar. Al
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Aiia;n sts:rmcnt of fActs. I i.'trrtcl S,ro'ul
and many OF my relations have died of it. In
my ca e WIS frightinl. Tumos and ulcers spr
untilin isi2, under the advice of my physical
went to Avon Sp IBgs. | received 40 benefit
every medicine and did eYefythu. | could.
to lestmy arm cushion and hal not been able to
raise it t. my head for over year. The discharge
from two ulcers nearly Il mint
was recommend ed; but pronounced dangerous l
could not sleep, and my snT rings intolera lie.
friend brought me an En&lish physician who ap-
piled sa We With which he id he had accomplished
eNtso binary cares in the hospitals in Fu"ilud 1t
commenced To elieye: pes scl H. s use: it finally
effected perfect and emit cure. It's now SIS. 1t
is five years since had the rpearance Of
cured the receipt OF his eriui nrt lcthis bies
sing Of humanity-and have all d il -.faor's GILMAN
s. w.. and allow the public TO use it not they
choose This is brief but candid stat" eent. given
move fully my crCult J. NJ. PAGE.
GENEVA New York December. lsiS.
NEW Yosr, oct H. 500.
NJ have known u Page, a,of Gen VA Y for
Iii c, was most rem rkabe on, Hul ttut IS tiua
in every p rtcalav. -=
= (sg ed ...s DEMts BARNES" 70
W. have wa chei the 'r.aeA hut growing favor Of
pAGEss GILMAN SALvE - and asailing rsclves of
tn an 5w!"a< Of syDnderfa curative ,oN rs, ave
he omr prop ietors nfth
It il sur for Burns, ScroT IL. 81 3he n.
Fever Sores Broke Br"a t.. Frost r. rhiblans.
Sling Bra So Outs, Sweiugs. &c. whether II on
~ east. II su.dles raj AID gnat5iiiou with
surprising Gritty. and meats burns without
No family saul I've wi hoTt il: IL is Always wanted,
+ and Is ways adv. We will forfeit 4 logan h xcs
for any SINGLE failure. W. believe ere
Anything like it i'll the world. Il j. nut up in tin
boxes, surrounded by full circular wing facts,
through any respectable Druggist throughout the
/ world. Price only ) cents.
WuITE & ROWLAND,
succes to " Page, III herty Street,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Dehlity, Premature Decay, and alb
the eects.ot youthful indiscretion. will, for the
sake of suffering humanity. send free to all
who need it, the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple remedy by which lac was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do osby addressing. in perfect
confidence, 8#f8 s JOHN b. OGDEN,
e n2ly II Cedar street. New York.
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aHALL's, Rings, Clocks, Browns,
Lubin's and Sterling's Hair REVIEWERS
at Hall & Schmuckers. @aaa AA&
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THANKSGIVING occurs on next Thurs
day., Us will be observed by reference 70
the Proclamation Of. Gov, Stone. We
presume it will be generally observed by
our people. rs# FEsE&hF#
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F. p. DEAN is paying thirty-three
cents per pound for good, fresh butter,
in rolls. "a
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A FULL assortment of perfumeries,
toilet articles, toilet soaps, &C., at Hall
& Schmucker's.
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LAMBS DR subscriber has
fifty chOice fine wool lainbs which he
will sell al reasonable prices.
2w Els CARPENTER.
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RUNAwAY.-On, Friday last, just as
Marquart Bros express wagon had got
beyond the northern limits of the town,
on its way to Clarence, the horses be-
came frightened aud ran, upsetting the
wagon, throwing out the driver and the
only passenger, Mrs Tagg, breaking
her arm, and promiscuously scattering
several baskets of butter. A physician
was called and set the ia.iy's arm; but
the wagon went into wagon hospital.
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WILTON SEsfINARY.-We have
received the first annual catalogue of
this institution, and it gives a most en-
couraging exhibit of operations for the
past year. The faculty is as follows:
Samuel r. Manning, A. NJ, Principal,
and Teacher of Mathematics and Greek;
Rev. Oscar f. Baker, Lecturer on Moral
Science and Evidences of Christianity;
Rev. William 4. Strobel, Teacher of
German Rev. David Knowles, Teacher
of Penmanship and Painting; Mrs.
Carrie d. Manning, Preceptress, and
Teacher of Latin; Miss Eleanor Howell,
Teacher of Music; Miss Marilla Hopkin-
son, Teacher, in the Primary Depart
ment. ss04fg hga ala~aav5 .FlggacE
The number Of students in attendance
during the year was 175, and under its
present management the institution will
certainly succeed. .tE,~s*.s A~t'
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Rev. NJ. X. Cross, Of Washington,
declines the call from the church in
Eddyville, and accepts one from the
church in Waverly, where he will enter
upon his labors Immediately.
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WELLS SPICER returned from New
York last week, and on Monday started
for the gold regions or Colorado. We
hope he will realize largely in filthy
lucre," and return to our town in a gold
en- coat "all buttoned down BEFORE
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SUBSCRIPTIONS 1868.

The Publishers have perfected a system OF
mailing by which they can supply the Maya
2ins Weekly and Iag nr promptly to those who
prefer to receive their periodicals directly from
The office Of Publication.
lae postage ON Iarper's Magazine is "a cents
a year, which must be paid at the subscribers
p0st-Oti31".
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Che Qtpf4s Atrfrtisfr.

THE TWO MEN who bought two five
cent cigars yesterday, aver they are the
best in town for the price. They got
them at Hall & Schmucker's.
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PICTURES !! PICTURES !.

LII THAT WANT FisST-CI4ASS Linz.
n nesses taken ofthemseivas or friends, viii
call at J Z. tuDSQS' S PICTURE GALLERY,
over 4oyn TONS ggncery store. between ~
hours ~ Z II. srf =. m. Entrance at me
west side Ut the building MT
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FEATHER busters and brushes of all
kinds at Han & Schmucker's. -.
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zEsszs7l5,7ys -
MARRIED.

/ Attic residences of the brides father, Novem-
Der 18th, 1867. by RevsR A Ferguson, Mr. JAMES
WYMER and Miss EESxcE Il9Irrfoor; all of
Cedar county Iowa.
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THE EXHIBITION at the Court House,
last week, was a financial success. The
house was well filled both evenings; and
all those connected with the entertain
mcnt acted their parts well, considering
the short time they had to prepare them
selves .....ns ..~ "A .eA t-.. ,
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KIcKED.-While S w Sutton was en-
gagged exercising one Of his horses which
he supposed was sick, on the 18th
inst, the animal kicked him in the face,
knocking out seven of his teeth, and in
stantly telling him senscless to the
ground. He was Immediately taken up
and assisted to his home; and at last ac-
counts was getting along as well AS could
I've expected, although his prospect of
grinding corn bread and other edibles
with as much facility rs heretofore is
not flattcring.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-21

"Unquestiorahi the Best sustained
i work Of the kind Ill the World"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-11-21

THE Cumberland Presbyterian con-
grcgation at Pedee, Rev. r. A. Fergu-
son pastor, is now engaged in building
new church, 80 by - feet, and expect
to have it completed by lst of January
next. ~ ~ E=S* ~