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New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
Gitp Zeal estats for Sale.

A YEAR of TROUBLE, with a HAPPY
~ FiNALE-Por u mouth, ] had plenty Of
Tea estate NJ credit az the bank gone
could longer be renewed tired se property but
In desperation called JOHNSON
bands They received ny cash paid all
po with stiff baaae tie bank TIE hapWest Man
j. Nex.York" e. 3. H.
CENTRAL PARK, BOULEVARD, FIFTH
~ aud EiGHIHAVB LOIS paree 70 suit purchasers for SALE
By ALLEN BROWN No 81 Broadway.
EOR SALE-FOUR STORY BRICK TENE-
a HOUSE ShaFe. fr-c'ass
Tss,ect s2oOoo PHELPS FALLON Co, No - rinest
EOR SALE-The first-cass HOUSE and LOT
Il No Fny.fourthst. three LOTS adjoining Fry
LOT Fytthst which there k
good conm0ous stable The ITpe U be sold IN parcel
separated may be desired IDqare Of THOS sMIfH No IS
PHkplsee.
nor SALE -On One-hundred-and -sixth-st.
II and Nrthave. brsuoIe DWELLING stories improve.
nents IBqrrsof LANCE IhLLMAN LAAGE No 20l Pearst
HOUSES 10 LET and for SALE.
Al CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
MONEY LOANED On BOND AND MORTGAGE
eorser Thirty s1th.aye lsIh Sstoas Baatl
"OUSES FORSALE OR TO RENT
III FURNISHED AND UNFUkSISHED
"''' b. 5. v. BENEDICT, no. 500 SItbaye.
HOUSEHOLDERS up town intending to
SILL or RENT their DWhLLlhGS this Fai either furnished
or are requested description Of the witloat
subscribers daily sppc1uons from resp0us
bis nsr.i,s WARD OGDEN,
Central real Office No go Broswa Union Square
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
Tsttures anS 1lsttinas.
HAT ! HAVE SEEN ABOUT IN

"NVHAT ! HAVE SEEN ABOUT NEW
W DORR"-A LECTURE by OLIVER DYER
OLIVER DYER will deliver public Lecture the sec, al
the Cooper Institute THURSDAY EVENING Sept o.
auspices OF Packards New-York Business College.
The Lecture will be rpe with personal Of The
ug interesting nature which have under during
past Eve years Of NeNlOrA subsoling.
Single tickets F0y Cel Tickets admitting gentleman nl
ladies' 81 TO be had PctatGs business COLLEGE Broad
aSo At the principal Bookstores and Hotels and Tie Tcket
oaee oa tie evening OF the Lecture To commence D.
5. 5. PACKARD.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
REAL ESTATE.

Erw-YoRK. Saturday Sept ~ 30 lo'', 20
,,e have no auction sales oil i'"'
publish today rv,,s
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
a ]. BIEKCKRR, ALcI0ltcr - -.
SPLENDID PROPERTY IN THE HlGH-
- LANDS. OPPOsIIk WEST POIAL

EXECUTORS SALE.
A ! BLRRCKER son Co. wall sell Al auction on THURSDAY
Oober at O'clock the Exchange Se0om No i'll Broadway
he Valuable Property belonging Estate Of TIE late Judge John
Garrison al Phpshurgh consisting Of ahOnt 30 tcfts Of
Land ng above mark divided to J po vary
each nearly all Of them hOudiHg n superb n
The shove property situated on Tie HUDSON y IN ihe
center Of tbe Highlands 81 miles from Nesi0 City u The greatest
facility Of access by and faroad all the trains stop this
station which has twice day and from Newfork City has
Re is situated directly West IOD
10 which place II ferry Al the lots command full view Of West
Point leng high ground me rect line distant from IT,
views Of Sesbueh Bay and the North Gorge Of ae High
this The nbbOhoO Of the
Character splendid residences almost adjoining the Tract the
ghaud fst hg with wealthy aDd distinguished fellow
offered Tor sale have bten n the family for
Bea hundred yea The terms Of sale viii be accommodating to
the purchaser Join j. MONELb
q. r. GARRISON, EIecct0IS
W. ID. GARRISON }
Also. by ORDER or HEllS.
HIGHLAND HOUSE" PROPERTY go
" G0un containing ~ and Tie large tnc Nelnlt
Mansion the Highland House. erected a. great a
rru the site old and commanding unsurpassed
rs N he Mountains ths rbuf Il is well furnished accoumo
dates $50 eg aud always veil ld With the best families VIII 20
sod s STANDS furnished completely The grounds in hne cfi
aud have necessary ouibhHfs billiard aud Zen rooms &t &c
For msps, &c, appY Al No. a CtdsrLL. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

pu0Ish to-u"y' 81 ,r,, ITEMS.
In East Boston, Mass, lQ,oSg cents tsstft foot.
cold by auction, on FRIDAY, i' - MedfOrd, Mass,
S6 %5s efSe psi ' Sa 9 @ES5r s Gf 5R
city intend to erect la ~
Mount Desert .tJdlegeX County, Mass,
s0Tns9 nSya Uy ay of 200 hay
oxen and SIX horses 40 bushels Of wurtzelS ana iro
bushels OF turnp', I,nples.
900 10 500 bushels OF "f
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

THE NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY OF
Il MUSIC.
No 81 Fhav Fourteenth and No 82) Broadway NewYok
Nos 29, $50 and l32 Cogrtst, cor Of state Brooklyn,
WILL REOPEN TUESDAY, /. 1861.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS NOW OPEN
branch Music taught privately or classes
competent masters at moderate prices
Instruction also IN the Modern Languages
Circulars the of Mm. A. Pond Co. G. Schuner.
DOn Co.. s T. Gorion Jofaens Martens Dahaucr NauOVa,
and at the Conservatory.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21

JAMES NJ. hlLLKR. Auotioueer
Office, No. % Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
8ruOkIpm gtaI 6stait for SlIt.


A BROWN-STONE HOUSE FOR SALE in
IA BROOKLYNIn the immediate Of Prospect Park located
Of SDthafe containing M mpDreueu and built
h The Price, SlJ0 JAMES AEkRICk, No 50 East
Feutb-st, n y
pARGAIN IN BROOKLYN.-$600O for a
I'D large welLbui HOUSE, iu LOTS suydsm st.
Central modem improvement ut trees, &c Terms easy
Apply OLDFlBLD The premises bis siaYe yard heu
ave, DiyiaOB-sye., Wililmsbursh
ON CARLTON-AVE., BROOKLYN-The
bck HOUSE all for
cheap; partially furnished Possession hHmeiste Apply TO
MITCHELL Co, No 70 Piuest
EOR SALE-In BrOol,lyn-3-stoyy, high stOop,
Il basement subcslar Pbiie bTck trinmngs
a! complete HOUSE 23E; Lon, Z Auimproeuents
Grt class Thorough bui bdeS fulutcri property
ghborhoOi bargain called for
Io0a Price @t Appy 10 owner premises No llJ Gstesaye
NOR SALE-The 3-stOTy BRICK HOUSE and
sIAbLk No 27 Adpb t. near Wtbngoa Park BROOKLYN;
Spe orter possession mueatrf 1I6 Inquire Of H. "A.
eFAFAsD No. 10 ksnsensi.. Bra,klyu.
JOHNSON a. MILLER, Auc' ioneers and Real
Estate Ages No q Nasust YORK and NJ, I57 Mouta
guest Broo. have sold hundreds houses thousands Of lots
lmoautug IN lAus during tLe
lYN PROPERTY SPECiALrl Bcsd adyerJsg tbe Pi 8IIC
uti.h
MOENiNG wEEKLN RBALES 4 GAZETTE b pa - "a
Of the market brief ous Of s 20
D. their hands FOL sale Immense numbers Of t
They ALL and be haa application their oac r
vii be msilei to address ~
New-York tribune., 1868-09-21
6Oantrp 8,aI 6stats for SaI,.

6Oantrp gtaI 6stats for SaI,
A NJ. WAY g. Co..
IA No. 20 Neiisonst New Brunswick, n J..
HAZE FARMS properties sell
priee from 900 $500 commission eIeias.velyi
IN s seller together make their
bargains iug hide a1 ,eek % the
fOr dealing The Hon Marcus L. Had 1oYefnori
William b. Taylor EXP 81. No 81 Pine st. " Y. City
A ID. MELLlCK, jr., q BRO, Auctioneers,
"a. and D.se NssJeisey Real be No 70 Pnesr call a.
80, DESCRIPTIVE LISTS.
pH Ysned complete with prco5 ana
sasa o. the towns villages AID the property offered
~ SAFE 20 solce iaIen otbor nuishrrs oI int ais
A ORANGE, N.J.-YILLAS, VILLA SITES
ana fAhf great yarety 0esgty situated. hour from
M sALk low Also coaniry seats and Houses TO LET for
1900 or year, BY BLACkWELL SMITH, No 243 Broadway
Ss~lofl 30 II m Oaugs siaB sto6
A Ill WANTING FARMS-G0od soil, mild
a. enst' 4 miles south u Philadelphia Pce ouy 25 per
49, improved farms Hundreds seffag
S1sn y lands Fuesad. N.s.J.re,
A IlkACIINE HOMES Convenient by rail,
IVA Si'"yV u $1,000 JAQOEs. 30 2g3 broadway.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25
Hon. George w. MoCrary.

AS will be seen by the proceedings Of
the Congressional Convention, printed
this morning, the gentleman named
above has been chosen as the Republic
can standar I'd bearer in this congression-
al district. We unhesitatingiy state
that, in our opinion, no more honorable,
reliable, or competent man could have
been chosen from among the many and
able Republicans in this district. We
have known Mr.. McCrary for more than
ten years, and know him to be man of
high order Of talent and of the STRICT
est integrity and purity of character. He
has resided in Iowa nearly all his life,
and has been an active and Jealous Re-
publican ever since the organization of
the party. Thoroughly radical in his
views and heartily enlisted In the great
battle Of universal liberty, he will prove
tower of strength in the campaign
just opened, and will ably, faithfully
represent the people in the National
Congress. Although a comparatively
young man, he has taken rank with the
first lawyers of the State, and has twice
been elected member Of the Legisla-
ture. Upon entering the Senate, he was
placed at the head Of the judicial COM
mittee, distinction but seldom acc ord
ed to new member in Legislative body.
In every position which he has been
called to fiji he has acquitted himself
with distinguished ability. That he
will equally well sustain himself in the
new and enlarged field of labor to which
the people will elect him, by an i'm.
mese majority, in November, we have
| not the shadow of mountaineering ton
Ha,Uk Eye.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25
McCormick's Reapers and Mowers

Messrs. McNair & Jordan have already
sold Overcome hundred Of these immense
ly popular machines this year, and as
the prospect for a heavy crop increases
the sales for the "NcCormick" cores
pondingly increase. Everybody knows
that it takes a Mccormick to save a
heury crop and their general use in Scott
county has Constructed not little to the
prosperity Of our farmers.
The Selfkakers have been SO improv-
ed since last Harvest that they run
much tighter and more perfectly, while
their strength and durability are in
creased. The Mowers tcith 7tro Wheels
are also much improved, and are un-
doubtedIy the best Grass Cutters in the
world, and for the convenience of those
wanting very light draft Harvesting
Machine, a Dropping Attachment has
been added, which, like all Mccormick 9
Machinery, is the simplest, strongest and
best thing in its line, snd will be sold
on trial with any other Machine through
the entire season, allowing the Farmer
to keep the one he prefers, after 0 work
ing trial. Mccormick is, we believe,
the only Reaper Manufacturer that dares
to advertise this offer generally. and
with his unequaled Self-Rake, Two
Wheeled Mower and Two Wheeled
Dropper, any farmer can get Just the
Machine he wants, If he gives his order
in time, on probably much better.terms
than he can purchase anywhere else.-
Davenport Gazette, June Sd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

WE WISH once more to call the atten-
ton Of those interested-and that should
include every man, woman and child
who lives in Cedar county-to the fact
that a fine iron railing for OR Soldiers
Monument has been purchased and
paid for; and is now at Clarence, await
ing the accumulation of funds in tile
treasury of the Monument Association
that 1t may be brought down and set up
in its proper place. "A thing of beauty
is Joy forever, aud it is neither econ
osaly nor common sense for tho citizens
Of the county to pay for such an article,
and then allow it to lie In depot
building two or three months instead Of
going to its destination. It is reported
that each member of a worthy body,
not long since convened in the county
seat, promised in his private capacity to
assist the Treasurer Of the Association
in speedily raising the required amount.
viii not those gentlemen soon redeem
their promise? And will not enough
other gentlemen soon make like prom
Uses and redeem them that this monu-
ment Of ours may no longer remain in
complete.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

SuRRATr.-John Fl. Surratt win moi
sg,in &. :. pssssR. g sl as fG ,te es1Rs
Lincoln, for the tolSon that tho former
trisl proved 70 the Satisfaction ofAll 10y
al men that It il almost impossible to ges
. juFJ 81 white n,(h here, % 4nd hln
guilty on any evidcnce whatever. Eft
forts have been made to get a law passed
allowing change Of venue tDsoi6e 9TH
.er court, but Congress- has thus far failed
to act in the premises. The District
Attorney has therefore concluded to
abandon the charge Of murder for the
time being, and the grand jury has
fouud new Indictment, charging Sur
raft with aiding aud abettihg rebellion,
on which he will, IL his counsel are rea-
dy, be tried before the term Of court
now In session. The new bill Il found
under the second section Of the act ,ot
July, 1852, which provides that any per-
son found guilty Of engaging in, or CIV
ing aid or comfort to. the rebellion. sxail
in the discretion Of the court be fined,
not exceeding $4,000. aud Imprisoned,
not exceeding ten years, and be forever
disqualified from holding Office. 1t IL
believed by the District Attorney that
the proof under this Indictment can be
made 80 strong that no jury will dare to
find Z verdict other than that Of guilty.
1.-THE temperance revival begun and Sill
carried on at New Haven by the Pas.
sionist Fathers, has lessenod by Mt least
s., 900 the sum spent weekly for intOxi.
eating drinks in that city, and has
closed four groggeries. f. g. ..t
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

NOTICE 10 RKPuBLICANs.-They ari-
GUS county Republican Central COM
mittees are requested to report the
names and pOstotfices Of the chairmen
of their county and township commit-
tees to the Republican State Central
Committee, at lies Muines, Immediate
~, in order to perfect thorough organ
iZatiOn. PETER MELENDY,
Chairman Republican state Committee
Des Moines June 18th, 1883.
In order to comply with the above re-
quest, the necessity Of the immediate
organization Of township committees is
apparent-unless such organizations
already exist in some of the townships,
of which we are unimformed. S. W..
Young Of this city, chairman Of the
County Republican Committee, should
be very soon addressed from each town.
ship in Cedar county with the desired
Information, that he may report to the
State Committee. DO not delay as sue
sis always dependent In greater or
less degree upon promptitude.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

A BELLICOsE young man who has
several times INDUCED his warlilSe pro-
pensities by threatening to kill and
Otherwise injure the family Of J. w.
Drake of Inland was arrested by the
Sheriff on Monday and brought to an
swer for his misconduct. He was ar
rsigned before Justice Tuthill where lie
gave his name as James WEIGH; and
was required to give bonds Ia the sum
of $500 to keep the peace. In default OF
which he was "sent UP" Till the Decem-
Der term Of Court. "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

MooRE's LIFE OF Hon. SCHUYLER
CoLrAx.-T.- b. .Peterson T. RrotheE,
No. 3O6 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, have
in press AMI will publish IN few days,
eeThe Lilo of Ho0s Schuyler Colfax,"
written by Rev. A. Y. Moore, of South
Bend -. Indiana who was for twelve
years, as pastor and friend, in the entire
confidence Of Mt Collar and had access
to the flles of the pAper published ~ Mr.
Colfax for ysarss and To the Con-
gressionai Globe: knows all his past his
tory and all who have known him from
boyhod. He began this biography two
or three years ago, SO that it is not one
of the hurried and ephemeral publica-
tons SO common in election year. Mr..
Moore is gentleman Of fine talant and
culture, and there is no doubt but that
his biography Of Mr.. Colfax viii be
worthy of its distinguished subject.
ID The following letter from Mr.. Cc....ax
to Rev. A. Y. Moore will explain itself:
~.WAsHINaroS- =. c., May 80, 1868.
my Dear Mr. Moore
As your predictions of a year ago has
been realized, / have no further pbjsc-
tians to your publishing any sketch,
more or less full, Of my life, you may
have prepared. As you were for doz-
en- years 4 fellow-townsman Of mine,
and valued friend, suppose you
know as much about my history as the
public would care about Knowing; and
although my engrossing duties here
leave no time to revise the manuscript,
I have no fear that your work will be .
faithful one. - q II
% "Yours, very truly,
.ag '... "SCHUYLER COLFAX.
"Rev. A. Y. Moore, South Bend In
diana" --1,,es. :, 4 @
It will be published In n large duo
deci.no volum Of five hundred pages,
printed from large type, and on the fin
est and best white paper, with a por-
trait on steel, OF Mr.. Colfax, executed
by one of our first artists in the country
from photog raphs taken of Mr.. Colfax
within the last week the whole bound
in cloth in the most substantial manner.
Price $1.5oa copy. Canvassers wanted
everywhere. Large discounts given.-
Copies will be sent to any one, at once,
post paid, on receipt of price, by the
publisher. ;sr -.. - 'f'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

CrRcUsEs have been long voted. BY
the greater part Of community, pretty
much Of humbug; and the one which
visited our quiet town on Saturday was
no exception to the general rule. Bar
,,,. -"vs the American public. enjoy
49,. - = and that being the
CO. :. .s'.ouse~, ~ some hap
case tneEe were updonbteo.,
~ people IN TiRtQu on Saturday.
II some OF our juyeqiles did not be-
come happy they did become crazy !;
and syincsd their inssnity BY detern,.
NED siort 70 leave their quiet homes,
M. as. ' o. tho uncertain ..nas apd lpr-
uae of"ionkcc 1soht,,on,. G,lnI,d Con-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

THE grasshopper sits OIL sweet later
wheat least SO says the poet-not All
Iowa. poet, though, for in default Of
sweet later vines Iowa choppers" are
said to have taken kindly to everything
green, including May weed. We are
not informed whether sir grasshoppers
Partially to green things had anything
to do in the premises but would mere
~ state for the benefit Of the curious
that S. l.. Smith, Esq, during his recent
western trip, captured quite a number
Of the varmints IN Jadgrantc dcticto; and
brought them home in a bottle-fit
abode for evil spirits they may
still be seen by calling at his sanctum.
A Cedar county hopper has also been
left with. us ~ a Example Of kindred
thousands, whom from his size and
greyness is undoubtedly 4 patriarch.
May come sudden grasshoPper calamity
come quickly upon his friends and pos
terity, before they number with the
sands OIL the sea shore, and Iowa be-
comes second Egypt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

CoRRECTIoN.-Thro careless ness,
the last line Of the second paragraph Of
the report Of the committee on public
buildings and property was omitted. It
ahould read as follows: "Your commit
tee have also examined the petition Of
Geo. Merrill, Esq, asking for q lease, for
ave or ten years, of land l6xO feet, in
r@nrt House square, on the corner
the - Fifth streets, In Upton,
Of Cedar an>. nd after visiting the
Cedar CO. Iowa, - he precedent the
place. ard consid erlng 49,. I'D have In
frantlug o. snch petition wos- 1t b
the future, would recommend tns.
not gran6sd.v 49,. &.s
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25
FARM FOR SALE.

A fABIn situated in Sugar Creek Township
Cedar Co. Iowa. is offered for sale cheap II ap-
piled for soon, containing 10 acres. all in .
high state Of cultivation, and In good repair.
The improvements arc q good two story frame
house, Is by u feet, with kitchen attached, II
by %, q good frame barn, 81 by 10 feet with ont
houses, &c. There Is on the farm two wells,
80 bearing apple trees, and other fruits. There
liz good range for stock. Also Is acres good
timber. For terms and particulars enquire Of
JOHN H. MILLER,
Gw23 on the premisoa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

A man in Toronto recently purchased
q horse, and was SO delighted with his
bargain, that he arose at midnight, In
his sleep, saddled the steed and galloped
garments. A policeman halted,
aroused and arrested the somnAmbulist.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

TIrToSIANs who wish to see old 4th
of July this year Of eur Lord will an
doubleday have to go away from home
to cultivate his acquaintance-for word
has been received that on account of
pressing engagements elsewhere he will
be unable to appear here at all. He ar
rives ut Clarence Friday evening, the 81
ult., to participate in 'Bowery Ball'
we think "Bowery" is the word. It
is either that or Five Points," "'
He also appears at Cedar River, COM
ing down some hollow, rs may be seen
by the invitation in another column.
We think Cedar River the place
where he can he seen to the best advan-
tege, as VIM. Knott and other good fell
lows are going to draw seine for the
amusement Of the participants and spec
tabors; (the scaly population are counted
with the participants,) and who knows
but old 4th may take notion to go a
tshing and appear In his shirt sleeves.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

MARRIED..

On the fth inst by Rev. D. L. Hughes. at the
Doud to Miss Della A. Holtslander.
On Sunday morning, June 2lst, at the resi- =
dence Of t he brides father, by Rev. J. NJ. Ran
kin, Mr.. Marion II. McCauley, OF Kellogg, and
Miss Theodocia Willitts, OF Cedar.
The happy couple immediately repair to their
new home, near Kellogg, where may length OF
days and abundant prosperity CROWN their
happy union. II,
At the Lutheran parsonage, by Rev. n. s.
Altman, on Thursday, 18th Inst, Mr.. Gideon
u. splitter and Miss Mary Shaner, all Of Cedar
county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25
A VARIETY OF ladies' travelling and
work baskets, at the City Drug Store.

APA1R Of horses attached to lumber
wagon, started from Mahana's black
smith shop last Saturday without a
driver. They showed good PAGES up
Cedar street and around by Sixth
towards the NJ. e. church where they
overlook another wagon going leisurely
In this, the runaway team, probably
tired Of their present style of fun, at
tempted to take free passage, uncoup-
ling the wagon and throwing out the
men, who had hard work to prevent
their own horses from running. For
tunately 10 one was seriously hurt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

THE 4ErNA MOWER is winning golden
opinions and world wide reputation;
it has no superior. Sold by Smith
Brothers. sss
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

'a A PRIZE Of . pair Of silver cups Is Offer
ed by Mr.. John Bradshaw for the best
''Trojan" colt foaled this spring
Judges to be selected by the owners Of
the colts. @t ~ ' ~ ,-.-n ga.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

WAS GLAD when l had al oppertu-
Nifty to See exchange M.a La noro letter tt datet
ter n. Y, says: II have used other
first class Sewing Machines, but never
to my own satisfaction; and l was glad
when had an opportunity to exchange
for one of yours-which l have now
used for several months. I find it so
simple and easy to operate, that even a
child can use it while the beauty even-
ness and elasticity Of the seam cannot
cxcelled. ITO the Wilcox & Gibbs s.
NJ. Go.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-06-25

EsTRAYED OR STOLEN from p. Jacobs
farm, II miles south Of Upton, on the
night at June I'D, a thoroughbred Gray
Eagle Fiily. SHE is something over Is
hands high, 3 years old this spring, Of a
dirt gray color, long neck; full eyes
with considerable white In them; nice
limbs and small feet; dirt colpred gray
,nane and tail, and rather thin III flesh.
\ liberal reward will be given for the
xeturn of the filly or the apprehension
OF the thief JOHN BRADSHAW.