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just received, per Express, a new supply Of the
most popular Patent Medicines, among winch are
EURNEITS Preparations Blood Food, for Liver
Complaint Coughs, Dyspepsia, FemJle Diseases !;
pound Whitcomhs remedy for Asthlna Bnrnet 5
cod Liver OH Jaync's ENpectorant Nlstar
Wild Cherry Balsam: FoWle'S cure Tor PILES DE.
.ie1rrie's Antittote brakes BenzOinc, for lrmoy-
t,nrgling OIL Dldd's and Mlller's Condition Pow
ders tLccs cmau's Ciatke's and DupOhco's Female
Pills, for female distractions, &c Gfugors Con
cenlFarcd tnrc tor nervous ", akness; iichuorts
fluid Extract OF Buchu, Tor diseases of the bad
DIR kitlnry-. Ne; Mavnard's Culudlon Tor burn
and Gus ;,sardMer's Rheumatic Compound; Peru
viau syrup Gould's Pin worm syrup; HouShln's
Corn solvent, and iEtailihle remedy; Magnets
papacea af Lire. II sure cure for sore Throat and
bronchial affections stones ElSrs for bronchltls
Icpe ana sure cure Tor Bed Bag.
BITTERS- Exaggerated, Hoonand's, Peeh's, liar
dyis Bre m ,lafke's sheIry Mtnc' LHngle!
Root Herb, Abbotts, and others;
IINnIt T-Tehias', troud samaritan, Mustang
and l1iuiinents amt Ontincnts OF all Kinds;
SAE-kPNEII LA-Bulfs, SANDS Shakers and
al other principal kinds.
PILLS Ayers suLar coated, Brand?eths aud
NFigAte lnuiau Vegetable.
Aise. Viewers raRker nd salt rheum syrup Ar
mol + Nital fsluId: Atvopdts Extract bandcliun.
kclu,e,ly'> Mt,lieai Discovery; Morse's syrup Vel
low ttoeh Railways Ecmedfes: Me NUNS Emit
of tium MIR. insiow's soothing ;, rup; Nha
lcr E>traci Nalelian; Balm uf Thousand Flow
Ayers Cherry ,-cct0lal; Brants Pulmonary
Ilil~un: Clarke Cough syrup; Bachelor
AL Harrisun- Hair Dye; Harncy's Musk ologne;
Shaving cream and tbent Water; Butchers
Dead Short tor BED But and all other articles
usuaily Kept III a Drug sore.
PaQac.aa's Prescriptions careiuil com
p9nHGsa.
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For Sale.

A TWO TORY DWELLINGHONSEw with an T..
~ situated on Mt. Desert Street Ellsworth vii.
lase said house is in good repair, has stable
near by n well of good water, situated on a lot
containing a quarter of an acre. This property
VIII be sold ON reasonable terms. For particu,
lars inquire On the premises,
CALVIN p. MOORE.
Ellsworth, Jan'y %, 1868. eff
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Merchants Line.
BOSTON e. PENOBSCOT RIVER.
WINTER ARRANG EMENI.

The Steamship WM TIBBETTs,
Il Ewill run weekly during the Winter
SS-sss.s--:-xr- between Winterport and Roston.
leaving Winterport every TUESDAY, at o'cloci
AN,
Returuing-will leave Boston every FRTDA D
at IL NJ, touching at Bucksport, Sandy Point, Bel
fast and Roekport
Freight taken at reasonable rates.
Also good accommodations for passengers.
Fare from Winterpor to Boston, $500; from Bel
fast 81 so. Aieals extra
d. W. c. FOLSOM, Ag't.
Bueksport, January IA, 1855. set
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/ = lAA-' NlNt-H'
~ regard AIR. ittA ell the most rai-i1e and
successful prlriiiiulltf With whom have had
ollie iui intercourse. tHAs. MASON.
Commissioners Of Patents,
u have no Hesitation lu ii-zJiHs inventors that
they Gaui.ot ctai 10y man more toa9efeHt and
tI4f-ftnei tAt5, and u.Urc raPaniP NnttuE their
aFl ratlpii- in FORM 10 secure for iheH an early
ana favorable consideration mt tltc Patent Office.
EBNG Nj 81 Kin
Late Commissioner al Patents,
MIR L II. EuDY has Hgdc formc THIRTEEN
aplii atlous, in all bHt one Of which patents
have tetn g1anfca and that one l. nowreHdHg.
SUcu uut4i>taka.3c proof oil great talent and
ability oil his PaYl leti1js to recommend al in-
vcuts-5s 10 apply II hl#to procure their patents
IS tHps may be sure Of having the most faithful
attention he toNta OIL their uses, aud II very
reasonable charges. JOIN TAGoAltD."
.I.ll. / Is I'll t.lO
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IT'S CASH BECl!PTs lie past SIX ianrths larger
tia;lu ever before daT;a- tae cor
responding pVtIut
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-28

IT'S THE ONLY PAPER S9,.D TO any extent
by news agents aab book stores i'll
al parts OIL the country.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-02-28

IT ARTICLES ARE ALWAYS READABLE,
raey, and practical; not dad, metaphys-
isai, and stupid
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-10
The Iowa Battle. Flags.

Adiutant General Baker is slowly
gathering the Iowa battle-flags. That
of the sth regiment Will soaif1Mng side
by side with others in his office. In re-
ply to the Adjutant Generals order for
the flags, General Geddes thus alluded
to the flag:
" y our note Of the 18th came to hand.
l am glad you reminded me of the nag.
Twill express it to you Immediately.
But, after all, General, it is like parting
with Il dear friend, whose familiar face
L never expect to see again. / know
there is much of seliishncss in my Keep
ing it from the recognizing gaze Of my
dear comrades of the ola Eighth WHO
followed it through Nicksburg, Jackson
aud Brandon. Yet the impulse to do il
a ilatural one, in view of the varied asso
.cmtions:t!iat will always cling to that
sfemnant oftattered silk, and the marks
still visible on its aShen staff. II Is, how
ever, as dear to my old comrades as to
nae, and l shall send it, tobe deposited
where it may be safely Kept, 'atifwh here
all can see it, ....-,
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solo by Mr. Woodis, and Ut the quar-
|,tettes and choruses elected applause.
Th1 announcementtllat Judge Tuthill
was to appear IN comic Irish song
rbrought down the house," and il stay
ed down for some minutes after the
Judge finished singing. The instru-
| nrentals, also, came in for their share OF
fapplause, although it was remarked that
the piano sounded somewhat nsthmat-
zeal. Where all did SO well, comparis-
ons are out of place; but it occurs that
the Tiptonitesw viii ,need to look to, their
laureis, especially i'll the soprano seat, If
they propose singing much with the
Prairie folks. --+-~rs~-=
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4 Mcdai Comprehend State.

kentnclSg,it Is known gave 30, ots)
.oppellead majority at the August eiec-
tion.+ She might i,stas wellhaye made
II iso;Ol'a, for ~ Republican who votes
There is. certain to get IL pistol ball
through him, Or have his house burned
down over hi, head. ", ...5
Kentucky came into the Union in
June, lT92. Vt this time she has not a
single daily paper outside of Louisville.
And only three there. 4esssstgs ~
Iowa came into the Union December,
lsf5, fifty four years after. She now
has a daily paper in every town Of larg-
ertsile, and two in piost Of them, Six teen
in all a. per the census Of 1867. There
is the difference between slavery aud
Observation-Disclosures Ha,ek Eye.
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Cameron'y design and uaAsen ~ eNPsr.
intendence. In the tomb were PLACED
over 40 dresses. some Of which
cost more than f1O0. Her body was
wrapped in native lambas. These were
about seven hundred in number, and
averaged in price say 93 each. There
were also twenty watches, one Of which
cost GOO. don't know how many
earrings. finger rings, and other valua-
bles. Everything the queen was fond
ofwas putinthetomb witty. her, there to
spoil and rot. The coffin was made OF
gether. SO as to form large oblong box
capable of holding dozen persons (not
alivel. 1t cost D., 900, or over $4,000.
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MA- Last Friday night, while Mr. En-
gel was in the cage OF the lion and lion
ess, and-after he had about ended his
performance in the cage the lioness
suddenly seized him by the right leg
Us she Was passing him, threw him, and
made at him again, but was driven off
by 1--WE armed men with heavy iron bars
steai-pointed and sharp, aud the lion
tanner escaped from tho cage. The
wound in his leg is severe. One OF the
large tuslls ofthe beast was driven deep
into the tieshy part below the knee
fhe woundwas dressed by DIR. Collins,
aud the unfortunate nan was carried to
the steamer Madison (In) COu-
'ricr, 18th. .% p" ~#.
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IOWA ITEMS,

L. 20 l.
i WORK OF the Eilroad Plug" be-
tween 7 se4ssAsnd uka to 4 is rsiia diyproA
! 9a,s>ing. m,...,.--..
The Jasper County any Fa ..i VIII BIZ lic,,
Oh the 1th, Sth and 9Th days OF October.
| the Distriet. court in.Ciinton County has
three hundred al nd seventy three civil
leases upon its Jacket
Abraham Wade, Of @Waverly, las,
/ "r0wn i,03} pounds of grapes on three
tspuartrr- OF All acre of land.
If..-The barn with contents, of the Linn
| fire last Thursday. Loss 1904; insured
s., 500 W, r
john Ahcrn was killed on Thurs
day last in Dubuque, by being shot
Through the shoulders BY a steel hook
(which flew of tell cntIaof d belt in the
planning mill in which he was Working
Tine siLetestti sta les that death instantly
e''5os't@.ls- e.. - -. "a, g !. s. .
EE.-Dr. J. \. Sales, Of Brighton, who
was shot Is = dcntist nalnel Hoge, on
the 18th alt, died on the 2itlLgG.A tllo,y-
/ sand duiiurr reward is offered for. the
arrest of iioge. .f@a,.~'s .ss.s .a,to Wifi i.
Mis-, Sonrnni;t, I<illhurn, Cf Mt.
Pleasant isiat the mead OF some sort Ola
>piritualiStic association, recently dis
eoNcfgtgas Chicago, having variety al
uni eta@aaa &ohect.g iiali view. This
jatty - AEpa u 70 lief. associates As
''irincfss Of ierisAleIn.r -. @ ~.
-Thp De- witt Observer saw. under
caption of Broom stick Tornado" that
there are fnc!fH fOHr divorce cases Oh
docket Eorshearing vi the next session of
the District Court in Clinton county. As
there are three sessions of Court each
year, ;t this rae. the marrying business
must be pretty lively, In order to keep
the concefa fannlng. $50 q ns.a d. -e -.-.r
~ NJ, DiNon, the blind editor, +,
for many wars the "Iocan OF The 4Syste
Rayj>tcF is t. be sole State Lect urer for
the Good Templars of Iowa. lie will
also be assistant editor OF anew paper
to be established as the organ OF the
Iowa Good femplars, aud of.which Mr.
W. I'll. Fleming, now Deputy tSecreta-
ry OF state, will be the editor. r
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a'WHo SrRUcK BILLY PAnrERsoS ~

WHO STRUCK BILLY PAlrERsoS ~
The ADVERTISER is Struck Not by
lightning-worse than that! Here is
what hit il grrbaiasc q itoratiutct sa,s,f
'tf'm.l sbkfs III E4f.stt Ft
Mr. Clark & muford Pleas never send
your Register to me, Il, gain | can not
under Stand the graft talent displayin
1t never mention my name in That
mighty thing n gain l am fls,id it will
give me to much Influence yours trueley
d Wheeler
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How TO COURT IN CHURCH.-A
young gentleman happening to sit at
church in pew adjoining one in which
sat a young lady for whom he conceived
sudden aud violent passion, was desir-
Gus of entering into courtship OH the
spot; but the place not. suiting formal
declaration, the EFFICIENCY Of the case
suggested the following plan:
.y i EApol t.aAvf anled his fair.2 neighbor
a Bible opened with pin stuck in the
following text: Second epistie'of John,
verse tx: ..in;: mow sssoeoii thee lady
not as though wrote new command
,lllns unto thee, but which we had from
the beginning, that we love one anoth-
cr." - { 2 : 's@s ~ -
She returned it pointing to the second
chapter Of Ruth, verse tenth: "Then
she fell on her face-and bowed herself to
The ground, and said unto him, why
have Iouih grace.in thine eyes, seeing
tIiAtsf ana stranger p"
.> lie returned the look, pointing to the
thirteenth verse Of the third epistle of
John: Having many things to write
unto you,.I would not write with paper
and ink, bntsI trust to come unto you,
and speak face to face, that our JOY may
7 G fun" .As d 4 5E&sfE3 @@t o951 ~
- From The above Interview a marriage
took place the ensuing week.
~" ti17H. y. asg" 49, -------...-. .-. s.
. E-s5s The rebel mode of getting to
he;iven has at last been authoritatively
PIT Forward. At a Seymour and Blair
barbecue, held few days si,ice, at
iorsy tire,sa sa.s benjamin III. Hilk the
.reat Democratic champion OF that
state. m.stie a speech which was tumul-
tuously cheerel by the rebels present.
In the course Of his remarks he referred
to the Union men Of the Commonwealth
in these words: "]#
THE Bible speaks of them. The
wicked abound on every hand and the
Vilest rule These men are false to
their own race. They will deceive and
dGnloraiize your society. They are false
to all. Bat there is one remark I wish
the people to ponder we'll. Ihate them
NJ Is O=Jtz'istian duty to hate Them No
man nil eter 90 to heapen unless he hates
MCm."
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THAT EXCELLENT PAPER, the Clinton
HcrdlH issued the first ,number of its
daily edition last Thursday, September
Sd. It h = bright little sheet, both in
appearance and ability, and will be a
welcome visitor wherever it goes. . =
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REASONS WHY

/ can offer great inducements to the public:
sell for CASH, and do not have to add n
pront to cover bad debts, others are Obliged
to do that do credit business.
Have had fifteen years experience In tho
Boot and shoe business, and know how and
where to have the best goods manufactured
and to buy to the best dvantage.
Iemploy large casi, capital in my business
sufficient to make all my purchases for cash.
And buy my goods in large quantities direct
from the manufacturers and save all interme-
date profits.
And .s-H...-E -z
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FouxD.-A small sum of money,
which Che owner can have by proving
property-anA paying the cost of this
notice. Inquire at the office of the Clerk
of the District Court. @
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One ofthe most peculiar arrangements
in confection with gas has baen chriI
ened the 'kissomete-.' BY driving
gas under pressure through long but
fine burner, q very slender flame some
two feet high is obtained. This, from
some cause yet unexplained, is sensitive
to the slightest sharp or sibilant sound,
even at long distances. Jingle a bunch
of keys at the other end Of long room
and the flame will dodge as if shot,
lowering to only eight or ten inches in
height. Ifyou.stand near and talk to
it, it will remain perfectly quiet till you
happen to pronounce S, when down she
goes. As yet, it Is an unexplained Curl
osity, and the only practical application
proposed rs that it should bel used by
anxious mothers to sound the number
Of kisses between the young folks in
the, parlor, for kisses are articles Of
which it seems to be peculiarly afraid.
q 3sE------~ -~s-~-<--~s
4 The late queen of Madagascar was
buried with great deal of pomp. Her
tomb II q pretty one. built from Mr..
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S. S. CoNcE1sr The NJ. +. Sunday
School will hold Concert at the Meth
odist church on Sunday next, at 3! =. NJ.
There will be All address by Rev. Geo.
$. E:scac, Of the Congregational church !;
an essay by +. 7. Rigby, and declama-
tions BY IN. w. Wo,dfordgan Master
BERTHE Davis. The exercises will be in
terspersed with singing, aud it is expect
ed that there will "be, good time" 4
cordial invitation is extended to all to
be present, and thus cheer the school in
its labor Of love-. ttsy., -.t,
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f
Scene in Il printing office which adj
yel'tised for girls to set type: Enter
young woman. do you want to en-
ploy any oneSto print sir: | saw your
advertisements Can you set up well
m'm?" Young lady bushes, says she
hash t had a beau yet, but expects that
she could ii necessary. n H..
Fred Douglass said, at the Equal
Rights Convention, that Flew years
ago the only luxury he enjoyed was a
whole seat iii Il car. Even that luxury
he did not have now. The other night
he was riding, mufiied up in his blanket
when somebody asked him for half his
seat He stuck his head out and replied
"I'm-n Niger" II don't care who the
d--fyo'i are, | wanta seat. - ~
The Democratic State platform de-
mands ''the immediate restoration ofall
the States to their rights in the Union
''under the Constitution" Oneof their
rights in the Union according to DEM
ocratic Interpretation, was to secede.-
But the Unconstitutional and revolu-
'tionary measures of Congress- and of
Gen. Grant have deprived them of this.
How could Congress and Grant do such
things
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THEM TAKERS that \. J. Hawley left
at the ApyERTIsER Office are, not there
now. Verify, they have gone the way of
all taters; and il can now be proven by II
cloud of witpesses that HaWley's large
red sweet potntoes atesgood to eat. - y ! j
Thank yoH, Nawtoll. sa s@3
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THE TANNERS were out in force last
Friday evening. They marched over,
through and around Upton pretty thor
oughly; and then gathered in front o,
the court house to listen tosome talking.
Mr.. Yates was first called for, and re-
sponaeds with n short and vigorous
speech. J. T. Hall answered vocifer-
Gus call, by making few appropriate
remarks, during which he told the cam
paign story about the boy and Ills pups
which changed from Democratic toxic
publican dorgs by simply getting their
eyes open. About this time, some of
the fpps across the way, whose faces had
been 50 heightened by the news from
Vermont as to make articulation diff
cult, began to get theeir. II mouths il order.
andafo make, comments and Interrupt
tons Of various, kinds. Il hut MIS- ".
Landt, who was the next speaker called
for deSoted 4, few seconds Of such sting
Ing notice to their case that they QUICK
" suhsided. After the conclusion Of
Mr.. Landt's excellent remarks the TAI
ners broke .ranks with three rousinp
cheers for Voti16ntiGi fff'gss
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JoINTs pIse,ussIoy.&- Remember the
Joint Discussion at the Court House in
Tiptoi, At 2 o'aldck II. next Monday,
between Messrs.. Wallace and I.a1ie,
Democratic and Republican candidates
for Elaatsrs frona this District. Let
attend. ''' '" '"S =
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ALL THOSE desirInr to obtain Il. mas
zeal .edacatisatcan hnve ali opportunity
of doing hyPiacing themselves under
the taitian Of Miss Annie NJ. Karst, an
experienced teacher and graduate in
music, wI,osprnposes forming Il class in
Upton. instruction will be 2l,,an oa
either the piano, mclodeon, or organ.
For the present Miss kar>t can be seen
mt tlcsresidence Of Mr. j. o. Westcott.
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r u bIishers and IrOprletors.
- ~ - - e - 7 - = n
THE TANNERS will meet next Satur-
day evening, at a O'Clock ] livery menu
Der of the club is requested to be present.
--------..-- = 8s sssr GA
REIfGroUs.Rev ID. L. Hughes will
preach next Sabbath, iSept. 18TH, on
Psalm NJ, 3. IF the foundations be
destroyed, what canthe righteous do ~
A Sermon for the dimes. 5ss EE aT tssaa
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MARRIED.


G.. ~ the residence of the officiating clergyman,
September ID, 1868, 10y Rev. II. A. Ferguson
Mr.. Willard MaNtOn ana Miss Rebecca Hutch
csoh of Cedar county, Iowa.
September Sd, 1885, ny Rev. D. T.. Hughes Mt
llh own house, Mr.. Henry Wilhelm and Miss
Maria 4. Noil; all of Cedar county, Iowa.
On Tuesday, stl inst, at the Lutheran par
soiage. by Rev. D. ;. Altman Mr.. James Ware
ham and Miss sarah Clayton.
DIED,
/ AT his residence, near Upton on Sunday
August 18th, lists, SAMUEL LONG in the 10Th
year of his age
Ha"Hunareds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
HDARH0UND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nounce il the very best medicine for Coughs,
Colds, &C. Try it.
For sale hy Hall Il Schmucker, Upton
5. :. Chambers 4 Co, Springdale; +. s. & II. A.
Jcpson, West Branch; V. r. Cornwall Downey
Throw plysic tothe dogs; I'll none of it.
f To make assurance doably sure
III take it'-pLASTArioS BIrTERs.
They never fail. saa
people need 1t is remedy they can rely on
For by pepsla, Heartburn, Headache. DiZZi-
ness, Agna, Liver Complaints, Pains In the
Side and Back, IL has no equal; not the least
among its virtues il the extreme pleaxantness
of the taste and immediate beneficial effect
Try it, suffering Dyspeptirs and be cured
such are the assertions of those situated to
know. From the vast amount Of this article
SOLD, 1t must nave great merit.
Z MAaSolta WArER.-ti delightful toilet arti-
cie-superior To Cologne and at half the price,
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DIED,

At his residence, near Upton, on Sunday,
AUGUST 18th, lais ga MI Ell LONG, in the 10Th
year of his age.
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FouSDs small three bladed metal
handled pocket knife. It is quite rusty
and from appearance supposed to be the
traditional knife which, was given TO the
homliest man in the country, with di-
rections to present it to the first man he
saw llomiief than himself. The suppo-
sition is, that he grew tired Of carry ing
it aMl threw Il away IN despair OF ever.
hnding any one entitled to receive it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-10

THANK Ior !-Tl,is exclamation was
rltins we have seen in Iowa, which
was sent to the printers by Mrs. betsy
smith Of this place. They are Of the
SANG variety and from the. same place
witl'the rre.,i:um plums at the recent
County Fair. They are disnified by the
huge name of Bolivar Washington and
would deserve it if it was twice as large.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-10

A- MAGNOLIA "ATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior To Cologne and at half the price,
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throw physic othe dogs; I'll none of it,
To make assurance doably sure
/ II take 1t 's-PLASTArIoN BIrTERs.
fIllnA. 4 nAr1. FIJI : :
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~NTAas @sEsA. AA8 IN ~ 1ssAsa
SOME one Gbbbo klrt cee4srses .,iaa.
ventured the 'sufinise that the dozen Of
undoubted Democrats VITO occasionally
convene "over Cubs store" compose
the Officers and .members Of Campaign
Club. SIhey probably. cnhsee Them
selvessin their luietudehy the reflection
that "stili waters run deep" but should
remember th,ts,v.at,s., liza tbaADe,,,-
cratic party, has habit of stunning II
the ground.r 4-~@.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-10

THE Union .AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
will hold its Eighth Annual Exhibition
AT WI easland, iowa, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and hnssaas, Sept 18th, nth and
l7thSl@s. JIhissociety hasa member
ship mclintof,, scott, CcdarrJ oaes and
Jackson e6ahties; and Golfers $500 in
premiums to its exhibitors for this year.