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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-19

EXAMINATION EXERCIsEs.-The eX-
animation of scholars in the several de-
partments of the Upton Union School
commenced yesterday, and will be con-
tinued until next Tuesday. In order
that parents may know at what time
the different divisions will be examin-
ed, we append the programme of exer-
ciscs:
Thursday-Intermedi Department
A Division: Arithmetic, O'Clock Z. NJ.
to II; Geography, II to q; Mental Arith-
metic, y to 81; Reading, 81 to 4 O'clock.
Friday-Grammar School Department
"A Division: English Grammar, 81 to
10! A. NJ; Spelling, l0i to III; Geogra-
ply, Ill to II; Reading, ! to /! p. NJ;
Arithmetic, written, u to 2f Arithme-
tic, mental, ,! to 81; History, U. S., 81
to 4 O'Clock.
Monday-High School Department.
German, 81 to 10 A. NJ. A: English
Composition, 10 to lO!; C: Arithmetic,
written, lot to l11; B: Physical Geogra-
ply, III to Il; B: Arithmetic, written,
| to II +. NJ; 3: English Grammar, IL
to %; B: English Composition, "a to 81
A: Physical Geography, 81 to o'clock.
Tuesday-High School Department.
A: Latin, OF to 10 A. NJ; A: Spelling, 10
to l04; a: english Grammar, l04 to III;
A: Algebra, III to u; Il: Algebra, to
2P. NJ; A: Arithmetic, written, 2 to 3;
b: Latin, 3 to a'clock.
Parents, and friends of education, are
cordially invited to be present at the
examination exercises as often as con.
venient. Their presence adds encour.
agement and proper incentive to both
pupils and teachers.
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RELIABLE.-Property owners are re-
alizing the benefits arising from .
liberal support extended to a reliable
home insurance company. This is as it
should be, and we hope the good work
will continue. No Company has done
more to build up good name than the
Fire & Tornado of Marion, Iowa. It Is
reliable, and prompt and honorable in
the settlement Of losses. The following
certificate, from q prominent citizen OF
this county, fully confirms our views:
To Whom it May Concern: .,
This is to certify that my dwelling
house took fire and was totally consum-
ed, including contents, on the 9Th day
of December, 1867; and that it was i'm
sured in the Fire & Tornado Insurance
Company, of Marion, Iowa, to the
amount of $l.3O0. I notified John W..
Morrison, special agent of the company,
who promptly notified the company,
aud this day--only eight days after my
misfortune-J. Is. Hall, Vice President,
called and, after investigating all facts,
adjusted the same to my entire satisfac-
ton. 1 cheerfully recommend this IN
surance Company to all who wish to
protect their property, in case Of de-
struction by fire, lightning, or tornado,
believing all who sustain loss will be
dealt with promptly and honorably, Is
l have been. THOMAS JAMES.
Sprinadale, Iowa, Dec. nth. 1867.
The operations of this company are
not confined to Cedar county, but ex-
tend throughout the State. The follow
ing from Henry county tells its own
truthful story: .n ....
A House BURNED.-On the Goth day
of October, 1867. l insured my furniture,
in my dwelling, in the Fire & Tornado
Insurance Company, Of Marion, Iowa,
to the amount of $500. On the night OF
November Is my house and its contents
took fire and was burned up, myself and
| family barely escaping. promptly no.
! titled the Company of my misfortune,
and this day J. Is. Hall, the Vice Presi-
! dent, called upon me, and after carefully
examining into the fact. aud circum.
stances of the case, adjusted my loss to
my entire satisfaction, and l unhesitat.
ing recommend this prompt and relia.
BILE insurance company to the public
believing that all losses will be prompt.
~ adjusted and promptly paid.
Done at Rome, Iowa. this 3Oth day o.
November, 1867. VIM. SCOTT, Jr.
J. w. Morrission is the special agen,
of the Fire 4 Tornado Insurance Com
pany, for this county, and persons de-
string to insure their property should
give him a call. Office with A. 2. Gil
bert, in the court house, Upton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-19

PROPOSED CoNCERV.-Ne have been
informed that Prof. Dearborn, assisted
by his Singing Glass, at this place, pro-
pose giving concert in about too weeks.
The Professor is q thorough master of
the musical art, and the class has made
great progress under his instruction.
We can assure our citizens that this
concert will be all that the most ardent
lovers of music could desire. The pro-
gramme, and time and place Of holding
the concert will be given next week.
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Sec. l. That al psrsons living In said
town and having sidewalks In front Of
their premises, shlI during the summer
season, keep the weeds and grass from
obstrntilg the walk Id any manner;
and in the winter season shall remove
the snow from the walk within six
hours after the storm ceases.
Sec. 2. That II any person or party
shall obstruct the passage ofany street,
or alley, or sidewalk, by leaving upon
them any wagon, carriage or sleigh, or
railroad car, or by placing upon them
any boxes, wood or timber, or by any
other means, for q longer time than ten
minutes after the time fixed by the town
Marshal for removal, shall be fined at
the discretion of the court in any sum
not exceeding $50 and costs Of court for
every such offence.
Passed this 18th day Of Nov, A. d.
1867.
JAMES DEWoLT, Mayor. =
GEO w. MCLEOD, Secretary.
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q CHnIsTNAs and New Years arc close
at hand, and everybody are on the look
out fol. holiday presents. In the line OF
porcelain and Bohemian ware, China
vases, dolls Of oil sises, toilet articles,
fancy articles, and many other trinkets,
HILL q Schumacher have . choice as
sortment, The men can there find arti-
cles to present to their wives and child
rem; the ladies can get just what they
want for their husbands, and those
'.souls with but q single thought" can
there find an immense array Of choice
articles from which to make their selec-
tons. Go at once.
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THE ATTENTION of Justices of the
Peace is directed to Chap. 29-Acts of
9th General Assembly, (ls62), which re-
quircs all of the Justices to make a report
III writing, to the Board of Supervisors
of their respective counties, of all for
feited recognizances; of all fines, penal
ties and forfeitures imposed in their re-
ceedings, when, for what purpose,
against whom, and for what rendered;
whether said fines, &C., have been paid,
RENTED or otherwise satisfied, and if
50, when and how. Any such officers
failing to comply with the provisions of
said Act, is liable to u fine Of one hun
dred dollars. a.u.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Forty acres of Timber Land-Thc me- of NV. Of
Sec. 3, r. 10, r. 3-2L miles west Oft Upton on the
lower Iowa City road TERMS REASONABLE.
One hundred and fifteen acres of choice, well
selected prairie in Adair county Missouri, sur
rounded by improved land and by excellent
neighborhoods, near Charlton River and near
the North Mo. X. X. Price, s6 per acre
~ acres o. caLeIuly se.rcuaa prairie, IN ,iay
proving fast. Price. 81 per acre.
Also, forty acres OF good timber land, in Vir-
ginia grove, Sc u sc 4 Of Secs, TIP 81, Range 2.
Price 81 so per acre.
Title TO all the above WARRANTED
Aft j w BULL,
"~Sherff's Office Tfpton Iowa,
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Amendment Of Ordinance,

AN amendment to Chapter 9Th Of the Ordinan-
ces of the Town of Clarence.
Be it ordained by the Town Council Of
the town Of Clarence, that the following
10 enacted a. an amendment to the Or
dinances regulating sidewalks in said
town.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-19

State fair is a queen; al agricultural
Is a farmers daughter; q church fair
parsons wife; soldiers fair is the
looking girl he can get hold of; a
'ity fair is female pauper; and the
unpopular fair in the universe is a
ding house fare.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-19

STUDIES THE WANTS OF THEIR Gus
ToMERs.-Mess Bagley 4 Inganan are
constantly studying the wants Of their
customers, and are daily adding to their
stock to meet the demands made upon
them. Call and see them before buying
elsewhere, as they are determined to
suit their customers as to the quality
and prices of their goods. They have
the Weaver mill fiour and bolted meal
for sale.
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SPRINGDALE, CEDAR Co, Iowa,

iilh -ho. otli, A'o'.
At meeting Of the teachers and 9TH
ers, for the purpose of considering the
best method of imparting Scriptural in
struction in our Sabbath Schools, and
other subjects relative to the advance
ment of such schools, John L. Carson,
Lawrie Tatum, Elwood Macy, Narcissa
Macy, and Julia A. Pickering are APP
pointed to set time for general confer
ence, select officers, and prepare a pro-
gramme for same.
Said Conference will be held at SPRING
dale, the 9th and 2sth of Twelfth Mo-,
1867.
ELWOOD MACY, Pres't.
GEORGE HARRINGTON, sao,,,
NARCIssA MACY,
PROGRAMME.
FIRST DAY-MoRNINa.
list. Open by reading chapter, and
time given for devotion.
End. An address on the influence Of
Sabbath Schools, by VIM. 7. Hathaway,
of Chicago.
3rd. The relation of the Sabbath School
to the Church.
AFTERNOON.
4th. Essays on Prayer, by Joel Bean
Principal of West Branch Academy.
Remarks on same far half an hour.
9Th. Remainder Of day, the best mode
of instructing pupils between the ages of
| II and Is.
| SECOND DAY--MORNING.
lst. Address by D. w. Lewis, Musca-
tine, Iowa.
I'd. Best method Of instructing chill
dren.
AFTERNOON.
3rd. Essay, by Cyrus Lindley, A. NJ,
Principal of Springdale Seminary.
4th. The best method of influencing
those to attend who have not yet become
interested In Sabbath Schools.
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E.lsA A LECTURE
.eEsNV TO YOUNG MEN

Just Published, in n Scaled Envelope. Price
SIX cents.
A Lcctrre on the Nature. y,eo,,ne,,
and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhna. OF Semi.
nal Weakness, involuntary Emissions. Sexual
Debility, and impediments to Marriage gene
rally; Nervousness, Incapsrity resultirr fron,
Self Abuse. &c.-By ROBERT j. CULVER
WELL, NJ ID. Author of the Green Book . a.
The world renew ned author, in this admir-
BILE Lecture, clearly proves from his own expe-
rience that the awful consequences Of Heif
Abuse may be effectually removed withnmt
medicine, and without dangerous surgical nre.
rations, bougies instruments rings, or corii-
ais pointing ont a mode Of cure at once certsi.
and effectuaf, by which every sufferer. NO MAJ.
ter what his condition may be, may cure him
self chsaPiy nrlvadely and radically. THIS
SANDS AND THOUSANDS,
Sent under seal. to any address, Ia . plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt OF six cenla a.
two postage stamps. Also, DR. Cnlysrweii,s
Marriage Guide" price Is cents. Address ~
Publishers.
AyI CHAS. J. C. KLINE co.
III Bowery, New York, Pest once Dcx ls.s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-19

SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE.-The club
subscribers to the Semi Weekly Tribune,
who wish to renew their subscriptions
for 1868, will please notify the subscriber
Immediately; and any other person de-
sirous of obtaining the emi-Weekly at
club rates three dollars a year, can do
so, by making immediate application to
VIM. III. Tuthi!l.
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wing. This remedy is the more val
le because it is always at hand in
" house. Country Gentleman.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-19

TIE Gem OF THE MONTHLlEs.-The
January number of Demorest, now en-
tering its sixth year, redeems the prom
Uses of the publisher for 1868. II, is the
most attractive Oft the fashion periodicals,
and deserves the success which it has
achieved. Its aim is to combine the USE
full with, the beautiful, and 1t does it in
the best manner. 1t supplies to ladies
fount of inspiration, which none who
have once tasted could live, keep house,
and dress nicely without: and save
more dollars in year than it cost. 1t is
a marvel how valuable premiums can be
afforded with magazine SO costly in its
getting-up. So per year. Read the pros
pectus in another column.
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MOffat's Life Pills and PhOnlx Ritters.

The wonderful effects OF Noat's life Pills IN oases
OF mental depression or phys weakness, proceed
ing from indigestion, cosiveness, or bhiou score
lions, are certified to by millions Of persons who have
been benefited by them They are the effective
cathartic and purifier before the public and have
ever been In use since 1875. They are cheap safe
and reliable. Sold by all respectable dealers evcsy.
where. tssn- @......
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THREE good dwelling 4s~lses for sale.
Alse several tracts of good land, in this
county. Terms easy For particulars
inquire of A. p. GILBERT, Office in the
Court House.
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A CHRISTMAS OR NEW YEARS GIFT,
ofaeewing machine, or good book will
bc'a Joy for years. They can be had at
Daniels.
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MARRIED.,

In Upton. Iowa, Dec. 10, 1867, by VIM. Elliott
Esq, MIR. Joseph Wills to Miss Henrietta Will
hanson.
Dec. 5th 1867, ut the residence of Mr. Geo.
Ford Center tp.. by the Rev. q. NJ. Scott, Mr..
Joseph $. Dwiggan and Miss Permelia Ford,
At the residence of Israel Gaskill, Dec o, 1857
by the Rev. r. A. Ferguson, Mr.. Isaac T.. Ely
son and Miss Emiline Reed, all OF Cedar coun-
ty.
On the nth inst; in Upton, by Elder VIM.
Bagley, Mr.. Elias II. Garvin and Miss clarinda
i. Diltz all of Cedar co. Iowa.
At the residence of the brides father by the
Rev. y. =. Altman, on Tuesday evening, the H.
inst, Mr.. Perrin Dean to Miss Mary Baum, al
of this place.
by the Rev. D. s. Altman, on Tuesday nth
inst, at the residence of the brides father in
Upton, Mr.. VIM. l.. Raber of Harrisburg Pa.
to Miss Iiosantha Wampler OF Upton Cedar co
Iowa.
Soon after the ceremonies, and subs,
quently to partaking bountiful dinner
served at the brides residence, the young
and happy couple took the hack fol
Clarence, en- route for their future home
at Harrisburg, Pa. Many a heartfeh
"God bless you" was bestowed upon
them as they left, and we hope that
they will always be as happy as now.
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posT No. s. G. A. II. of Upton will
meet at the Sheriff's office on the eve
ming of December 18th, at I o'clock. All
members are requested to be present.
= Important business to be transacted.
sFoD THE Observation-Disclosures has
filled his establishment with everything
waited during the Holidays. He has a
full line Of toys, consisting of horses,
dogs, cats, cars, locomotives, and few
mechanical toys. which may be wound
mp when they will run themselves; also
candies, nuts, and many other nick
nacks for the little folks. Call and ex-
anime his stock. .
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-19

Books Or THE BrBLE, History Of, by
,.pSpf c. +. Stowe, just published. For
.ssskM ~ Daniels. &*#S 8f @&aa
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sJ.B. HALL, Esq, Vice President of
the Fire & Tornado Insurance Company
OF Marion, Iowa, called at our sanctum
last Friday. He is an honest and gem
ial soul that We are always glad to meet.
He reports that the business of the Fire
4 Tornado is rapidly Increasing and
in 1 fiourishing condition. Vouchers
can be found in another column.
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DIED,

In Iowa township, Cedar county, Iowa. Nov.
"a. 1857, of cancer, Mr.. Isaac Wyant, in the 18th
year ofhis age.
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r CHRISTMAS EVE PAIsTY.-A dancing
party will be given, at Deans Hall, in
Upton, on Tuesday night, 24th inst.
An invitation is extended to ali we'll
disposed persons. 4 merry time Is all
ticipated. A tempting repast will be
spread before the gay jewellers, at the
Union Hotel.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-19

SMITH RRoTHERs have the. agency
for the Buckeye Drill, and their adver-
IL tiSeuDefIt wiAappear next week. &s'
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THE Treasurer Of the Cedar county
Soldiers Monument Association ac-
knowledges the receipt of the following
sums, paid in since the 5th inst:
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WM. II. TuTIIILL, Treasurer
December 10th, 1867.
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The Contents of Each Edition of the
Tribune Embrace

lst-A Completn On rrent II story IF I ha pro0rex~
ofevents, with general news IT the day.
2d-Copicus special Dispatches. containing
the latest news nom al.parts, down 70 the
:. houl VI soi'R W press. F.. .-,.
points in the south and the CAPITALS Of the
Western states Washington New York 81.
Louis California. Kansas Canada Great
britain France Germany and ftaIy besides
occasional letters from many other noints
where interesting news is transnirinp M
other journal in the country employs a larg-
er or more capable corps OF correspondents.
4th--Able Editorials on Political Topics and all
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-19

. FquR good young horses, Or mares q ior
|, A6rtheast of Upton. oIw2
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ATTRAcTIvE-Th The splendid lot of
holiday gifts at ]. Il. Rowell's jewelry
store. lie has a beautiful array Of single
and double plated silverware, consisting
OF tea sets, cake dishes, castors, goblets,
tea and table spoons, knives and forks,
the much talked of Bog Wood jewelry,
which we consider quite a novelty; also
all kinds of gold jewelry, pins, ear
rings and sleeve buttons; gold and silver
watches, and most anything wanted,
either useful or ornamental, will be
found at Rowell's. All should go and
examine his stock.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1867-12-19

Iowa City Commercial College and
6peno0rion Writing Academy.
Located at lows City, the seat Of tho
State University, possesses superior -
cilities for impartiag a sound busines
education, and for fitting students -
teachers Of Penmanship. Expenses ~
low Is 1t any collsgsin the country. ;
- Scholarship 1t reduced rates till
Janusgy lst, 1893. Send for circular and
specimens Of penmsnship.
w n M R,c1 Pscin ailssS OF
J. SHRocK, Principal Of Academy.
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALB.
\ A business and Dwelling house COM
bined, in Upton, foesale or exchange for
land. Also, several dwelling houses in
ms VIM. ELICIT. at the Clerks once.
.-~~ -.-4-~~~~>----~-~~~~~~~~--
Mns PARr1NGroN IFsuLrED. The 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 vartegated the bride path to the
Tip-top House with his hmiliar s. T.-lsoo-x.
Plantation Bitters. 1lls raised tho Ire Of the
Mrs Partingtons composing the Legislature Of
the Granite state, who got their wise heads to-
gether, outlawed Or drake, and make 1t .
penal offence to ply the artistic brush on their
beloved hills. Verify. me fine arts are at . dis
count In New HampafAre. Query: Did Drake
pay them for this splendid advertisement?
MAGNOLIA wArEn.-Ad delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Colonyc and at half tho price.
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DIARIES For 1865 can be found at Dam
iels'. Several sizes and styles.
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CHRISTMAS Is COM1NG.-We were
assured Of that by an examination of
the array Of Christine fixins an McNa-
mara l. Belts drug store. They have
toys of all kinds, picture books, nuts,
candies, and every conceivable article to
make the hearts of the little folks glad.
They also have large assortment of
China vases, toilet sets, and many other
articles for the older folks. Any thing
that is wanted, for old or young, can be
found at their store. Give them a call.
RELIGIONS NoTICE.-Divine service
will be held in the Reformed Church OIL
Monday and Tuesday evenings OF next
week; and appropriate service will be
held at the same place Oh Christmas
day.
AGRICULTURAL MEETISG.-The an
nual meeting OF the Cedar County Agri-
cultural Society will be held at the Office
OF H. e. Piatt, in Upton, Iowa, on
Thursday, Dec. 25th, 1867. 1t is impor-
tant that all the Directors be in attend
ance promptly at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
S. L. SMITH. Secretary.
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HIGH TINES WITH FARMERS. Farm
crs are getting high prices for their pro-
duce; and at the same time the value
OF pretty much everything they find it
necessary to buy is highly deprecated.
Most kinds of dry goods are down almost
70 ante war prices, while the products of
the soil are one to two hundred per cent,
In most cases, higher than they were in
1880. Thus farmers are getting two to
three prices for wheat. corn, oats, pota-
toes, hogs, hay, butter, eggs, etc., while
the product of the loom ana the anvil is
selling far below the cost Of production
Even with short crops, farmers must
accumulate. under present circumstan-
CO, while other people are generally
losing money. This is better than the
reverse would be. The rural districts
are good places to have capital laid up.
It will encourage agricultural industry
and this underlies all other interests.
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SAD AccIDESI;-We learn that Ma
rion Hartman, OF Rochester township,
met with sad af1liction few days
since. He was cutting wood, and in
splitting stick hit it in such manner
that q piece Of it flew up and penetrated
his right eye, totally destroying the
sight. Marion is son of Cords Hard
man, Esq, and has many friends who
will be panied to learn of this distress
ing occurrancc.
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet arti-
to Colongc and at half tho price.
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