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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-03-20
WHITE "N1GeERs" IN ENGLAND.

| a..ti,a - L,,,.t1a.,i, ,i.,,. ots IA
.,IHi3 tha
n,;soa,,.n.o'. r. ~ tra,,os ,tart;na Il ,ySrv
co,,,n,o,, 80 ',,,,,o,.a. ~ ,.b;i.,r.n
,sa,tina .s Ionr.,s tto r,a,, l'v;v :; from
a. to =, : ,, T1tt,o air,s 10 an
,,lnrodin heIlows hloy,ins 7fvarv har,,
worp for c,,i,dren, for. foYrtean hours
a a.r storlinn On ,,latfoy,no 70 a,,oti.,
tba,o 10 I,,aacl tho boo,1Io of ,ho h.I
loIys Niol,t wo,.L. os,vorti,no ana tbo
varv n.t,re ottho enn,oymont connnt
Int bavo : varv diso stro,,s n t,,,encc ON
thoir be,ltb rho fonn drv bnvs II 4,
a5n,,ttod ~, t,,a :, ,o1stor. ,,a,,,so,,,o,
son,r,enco wort ~ ,n,,,fabtoo ooriva ! =
aoo ana ore +, ,,xad fars ibovond thc,r
strength e and the cbildran awbo w,of,,
at home N tbe var,ouus domestic MANN
factprcs are 40 iniurod hv nre,nat,,re
l1abor oftcp com mo ncino from tbc . oe
| ~ so,,-o th.t ,,,,a thav 20 st,,,t
cd f,u.lo,,fs,, a. do formcd An instance
is given If y f,rmer having workc,, bis
tbrco .yo,,n, hive from fonp &, Tho NOR
pina ,,rt;I Itwslye ot nioht eor ,yeets 'tol
ooather nrt, tbe other men ucried
ebo,no q ,,,o,, hin, n loyor,wnnrr,, i;s s,,a
tomatic 1'9oo bovs und,r n a M > aoo
rou,hs hot,,.ooeisandIa n.or,, ti,ro,,ooh
tbo ,iobts ~ sverr an ornstc ,yeat,
I,.o,, o,,,,;ns o.o i, th;s ,;str;o+
| -'iS y o'5 " S 49, 49,
ho,s 40 srt;oot.d - ,rooto,. :. n,a,, ~
oeiahor fF;ch I'LL q sermos h,, vs.,,,'
,no tonotbor ~ j, xh,to h.ot tho .nas :,
tbick nieces of rod iron \ man ami hi,
bovs strixjne ALTERNATELY with The GREAT
est possible rapidity lest the iron should
cool before tho welding is completed. L.
The labor OF BOYS is measured only by
the strength of the men for al long as
the men can work, the boys must at
tend them but 30 heavy is the work
that by p. m. the men themselves are
completely exhausted, and obliged to
cease, and it has been pronounced unfit
for boys. A chain maker at wednes-
field Heath, working III his own shop
for manufactory, and who had left the
establishment that he might en- ploy his
little girls TO help him instead of hir-
ing boys, which he was obliged to do in
the public workshop, was found by the
assistant commissionerengagedi in max
ing a large chain. Two girls, nine and
ten years of age, were working as
.strikers," !" and little girl of eight, oc-
casionally relieved by still younger
one of six, was working the bellows
The gross earnings of this man amount
ed to two euineas a week. 1t NAV be
doubted whether the world could now
produce more revolving instance OF
parental oppression than the spectacle
|
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-03-20

0s Don't rely upon friends, Don't
rely upon the rame of yourancestor. :
Thousands have spent the prime Of life,
in the vain hope Of these whom they
called friends; and thousands have
starved because they had a rich father.
Rely upon the good name whichis made
by your own exertions, and know that
better than the best friend you can have
is mquestionable determination, united
with decision Of character. 5000 ii.9
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-03-20
q Ght Uatikt i1irsimiam.
mnpr BAapY q sToFER.

J 81 AdVoFtfsenIonts Tor Q less time than
osree menths will be chNrgedfor at the usu-
sl NJ kee--oRe dollar persquare for the first IN
Insertion. - W
nA-The nunberof rofinsortionsmnst be mark
ed on the manuscript, Or the advertisement
will bscontinusd until forbid and charged
Tor accordingly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

RAILROAD MEETING.-At meeting
of the Board Of Directors Of the M. T. 4
A. r. r. Co., held at the office of Han
ma & Washburn, in Muscatine, on Mon
day, May 25th. 1868, pursuant to the
call of the President, there were pres
ent, Messrs. s. G. Stein, A. Chambers,
J. p. Ament, J. s. Stacy, H. G. Piatt,
Jno. Culbertson and w. H. Alden. :,
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
adopted.
A communication from J A Mathew
SON, In reference to pay roll Of eiieineeu,
was received. aud the Secretary instruSkr
ed to issue orders as therein desired. ~
The proposition Of q. F. Kirby and
John J. Safely was read by the SecretA-
~ and submitted.
Following general discussion, II was
on motion Of J. p. Ament. @
Resolved, That the proposition 81
Messrs. Kirby and Safely, for the IRON
ing, equipment and operation of the M.
+. 4 A. r. r. is not acceptable in its
terms, and Is hereby respectfully de-
clined, and Messrs. Stein, Piatt and
Stacy are instructed to draw aud SUBJ
NIT proposition for the action of this
board In reference thereto.
The committee after consultation pre-
sented the basis Of . proposition which
was unanimously approved. and they
were further instructed to complete and
present the same 70 Messrs. Kirby and
safely.
Board adjourned.
WV. II. ALDEN, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

% triumph q 10 polls = 10 lsd al
VnsoR slnis2 = t1Hpph ip the nsl1.
19k1be1f svg Shan M ounQuesos
0fVtOkSb0fR ID IL dSsefoyer OF the
.rebelli0n b the glorious inspintioo Of
our noble -nslno102A - Animated BY the
sublime u6eUl tAe Deciaratioa Oh In.
dependeoce, our banner bears IN insGrip-
tion e4hanA ~ naDes OF
II stondos1 60t6 wbloh nd Nhole
I'D O. ees e = 49, tofAs 6eDeoe-
!! !lesrS ID - =. jSaS Ane 1aba.s
81 dhiifsini u LILY and csosecsins
the oppressed. rApplsuse.l History ~
cords, TO the IMMORTAL honor Of our or
ganilnt1, thaB n oysd 4 nation and
emaocipated 4 fACA We struck the fet-
ters from the llmbs Of the slaves and
lifted millio0a into the sunlioht Of ltber-
~. We paaCed te emancapte9 slave
~ Bic feet = = nn,,: and p.,e tsto his
right hand the ballot to protect nis man
hood and his rights. We staked our
y Is isyoI(ed s(klss, d az sure and
eternal Doss0, 1oDogu d loyalty, and we
shall triumph. Iknow there 10 . bolt
day test beforo go but with essssKy and
zeal, with priuclple that humanity will
arpsovs an1 1lSBa I belisvs God viii
bless, we shall 90 through tho contest
conquering and 10 conquer. aud ON the
fourth Of March next, the peoples cham
pion will be 66fdA by the peoples v"tes
to yonder White House, which, regret
to say. Is now dishonored by its un-
: Thsa. Si1E Se1ss and ceuxlense. we
may expect our beloved country to en-
ter upon . career of prosperity which
shall eclipse the brilliant annals Of the
past. bid yoS God speed on this good
work-and now, good night.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28
GLOVE ntting, French and American
cosaeEs n q, r. Ingmsn's.

CHANGED WAADs.-The gsist mill on
Rock Creek. lately owned by j., W.
Crismap. hAs besa purchased by Massrs.
10sh AaA LAneweaver. sk q cost OF
III .Oe0, who are now bnsiiy engaged in
repairing the break ID the race,
caused BY the late heavy Fain, and will
soon have the mill in good condition
To Do gsindipg Tor ell who mag give
tl1em AaM. M. Rush Ia an expert
enced sud obligipg miller, and viii do
his best 10 please his cust0a@6rs,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

a
$3.50
Tue reguusicsus - wsensD9sOn 1sve
teoeral Grant ana epeakef Cos.ax 2
seIen.0e Isss ru0sy evening. Two o.
tnree tnousanG pessons VEN ou., smon4
o " ne n, asa. ssi,s 30. .ns sn.., RE
crowd assembled at The Baltimore depot
ana rom tnat pont, led ~ Two oan0s,
psoceeued 20 tne reeldsnce O Zen: 6fant,
where ABOUT one Thousand individuaIe
were gatnereo. Inc aenerA 10 response
70 casle appeared "a the ds'or OF me- mouse
sGfroonoed ~ : nFee numOer OF ms
tssenos' cmonX vno 81 were sevstA MEM
Dess OF COneIess. Ins lnsrodGcsson 70
nn..c 1'au ,.s,ns nss.4. 49,. ~ ovsrno.
m.HS ~. ~no n oe au ,,,.H 4ueny
ss1ueeo % tno 0ens.s nnItsIy csree.
- . u'em f. ~, n = uu 49,
pssI,o..1 =. ~ t.u .1 MN - wU ~ nv
U ~ 49, :. sno c'ins oJs .Do sss.ne
10 c,,,,,..ad hi,,s d".ir. ~ -. x. ~.
ITs,;c,, 81. co,,rrss,,i.ts.d -. ae.. ~. sv
~, !. ~,r, c,,cse. : I..XS, - .,,cS, III
Cha +act.r and sound indrnnsnt s's'' "e"
c'. Gna., . n.. so. na;d I1osn1e'
US.'s,,.. ,....,~,. Do;,, .n.,.n,..
:, ,,stor,aI - suite s.'ask ms ana ,.;t%-
s...s =. ...i.,~n. ~. ...n.
1sa...h.c.1 - !. ,n,n.sssnso -. o"t %
md annrnnr;ato "a nr,saro ~ thanE W.,
g. th;. a.,,eo,,st. .t;rn A; .,,"a y y"o
~, !. .his T,,"t :, nota,,a- ,,s,s,t,o 20.
= .u nsi,ad I f.w w - ,y;,i ha,, an
a..ycr :. as.c,,..,ss., =. AL. ..;.h AL
;tw and honesty nf nnrnose No rccor,,
sy,, as~ " vn" - p''p'S'. 'e'oiu
4 ..,,c;.S - ~. rh;..r,, 7-;I,,,,,o :. 80
.ha ioro-.s ~.ss a,,;.sssstl,, ,,,,,"., 10y a,.,
harra.sad x,hen IL came his tnrn r.
.ra.E hnt the ,rorde ha .a;d wa.o a -
epd cha racteri.tic and when he ronds 81.
~ H c,osea With tha id..a that h;s action
~ tho nast r,,st Ia his c,aranIae sar tha
Iuaue, , .n,e .mI .r;os ns .:rh " r I, !,
..,vns 1.I shn,,t;n~ cIann;na ~ hssnIs
WIN HUI nmsos .o us - on . "nn'i
alu l;. eslienfSrth IT, doors Of the Gana soy :
,s sn,ar ,..ara shan thrown omen and
pas,or we're .men ~ Low their na,sa 'mI
s ees.satS M Ne na n :, rssident ana his
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28
For the Upton Advertiser.
Beer, or no Beer. II

For the Upton Advertiser.
Beer, or no Beer. ~ VI
From whatever standpoint we look ut
the qusstisas u licensing, ibser-shops,
we must come TO the conclusion that 10
does not pay. That the traffic in any
Intoxicating drinks is demoralizing in
it's tendency, is fact patent to all who
will candidly examine the subject
Every one knows that neatly all the
street f,ghtA. broils, and riots, ali the
Eowdyism. noise and disturbance that
zepders night hidsous. Is the direct re-
suits Of the use Of stimulating drinks.
WheI the assassin seeks his victim, he
nrst must pertake Of the "eup Of
devils. to nerve him to his appropriats
work. The thief, the footpad and the
burglar can almost nvarfably be found
to have emerged from some of these
deps of infamy when about to commit
their crime, Without something to
smother the voios OF e0nseienee, and
enable them to cut loose from all moral
restraint. very few. If any would rush
into the violation Of criminal law. But
With the rid Of thess destroy ing ele-
ments, men who otherwise would scorH
to commit crime are ready for sny deed
Of darkness.
A large per aentsgs Of the cost Of
criminal prosecutions, nearly all the
pauperism and the licentiovspess, are
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

as,lspen sqssl tsqe.3 ~ Judgnen,
of.sverY nm q waaa d>6larss thai
a. 81. = e,.-hA 80 >v,l ..d nnlv
2T1S> s,r.
vue0a - - = SAsssaSo-
Gates 81 koeQoe No434 Point 70 the least
nngfaDAn = - - oeo Rupes,oa In
s..,.h - s..AaA. go -Aach sa.HA .,n..
-. ~
fooeo0, Goessoye - Sne uuse, sne NOV
poetsaints, A0oeQo fAsT heosk lmbrutoD
he image Of tie Creator, some apolo-
.-.-..-.s a.-.ae.. .S,r.,.......s
o'oses - = = y - = s"0s
nut thls c1muot - Ooos.
ID gEass sasall ame0ae pald - the treas
urv fbr the neehsSess br,iesss n 4 moor
Wy :" 49, \. M ....s S-'"-
coUPensssson w snO 49, % csiiuAns'
prosecutions -4arshal's ices for watch
is~ the nnAunn hing. of tl,a.a dana r,f In.
iostfy "a TIE Zine ana nonev. WON
80 throvn avsv ~ 49, dehesinr
drinks. No city a. town { vl,o allows
- - within IL Nmits + safe one
nainnfa fton, Tia danee1aa1iona n bur
~. vinceadieriea- rOv1iee md hlack-
49, eho weAH sAnnlANeHI &RSirs heed.
11s1rter1@sg -ys rwg =
M Ta~a.iaAnse haa md II In the
ncS.c, ~ SheTnnnfG - cS9cn = drv
m the nesfilenfial fnnnd atiOns' ~ nrn-
hihatinr m. "a az tI,ese arfnkr What
n thev nsnnr,ee b, a. WIN they act
fhe nsrt n man vrho dAsieA htf,e well
heink over the town WHICH thew have
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the co-part.
~ nership heretofore existing between Por.
ter q Tower has this day been dissolved BY
are in the hands Of Mr. Porter, and delinquents
Will please call and settle. Mr.. Porter will CON.
tinue the meat business at the old stand.
0. w. PORTER,
B. L. TOWER.
Upton, Iowa, May 8th ls6s:n3Ow4
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Good Business Stand for NaIe

HAVING concluded to retire from the re-.
f1 taurant business, am now ofYerins nv
property. consisting OF store room, residence
and y whole lot, for sale. Il 10 on Cedar afreet.
opposite the court house, and 10 the mOaf de.
sirable business stand In the city. Il viii IS
sold at . great sacrifice.
Upton, May 1lst.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28
"How can re bloom % frosh ana fair =, goe.

"How can ye bloom 20 fresh and fair ~ goes
the old Scotch song. How Why, those who
show the bloom of health on their cheeks take
Plantation Bitters, which has the power OF for
tifying the system, against diseases, and Of
regulating the digestive apparatus. Are you
dyspeptic, weak, void Of energy Have you
little or no appetite, headache, continued las
situde and depression ofspirits? Take s. t.
lS80-x and bloom and beauty will RETURN
TIE BitteTs have become a household friend
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

The Clarence age, Of last Thursday /,
''gsts aa'' the following good one" 10
regard to the domestic affairs Of one of
the prominent merchants Of that
place:
Last Sunday morning farmer with
his family came into town to attend
church. He was looking around, evi.
IDENTIFY for some one to seek information
from, aud seeing the senior member Of
the tirm Of Hecht, Reed 4 Co., = short
distance alsead, he hurried up his team
aud overlook that enterprising mer.
chant. BtrSightening himself up In his
wagon he hollored out "HallO Fred. b
IL Z fact that the President is acquittetl?"
Fred. looking up, instantly replied
'.yes, sir, aud it weighs eight pounds
aud II . boy" The farmer said no
more bat went ON int0 the church, and
no doubt during the whole service be
was wondering how under heavens the
Presidents acquittal '.Uci0hs eight
p0ssssds and Uas q boy !"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

TU aeoqgatisg exennd sasa Saturday
: al'os : - -. Is
sue, Win b pUssued In the fbllovia0
rd1sy 2
L AnsnhllnG - tAs Coaersga&aooal
{ = =: ss.a1H { q: ses''a esal'
rroeoooSo0 70 the mooGaAook
4 Neo6ing names 0f dooeased soldiers. =
6e0SdictaOn, So
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

THE Clinton Herald, of the 23d inst. .
sspeaIn 81 11llSw1 IN regard tot new
4emoesltp. Daeeg III 'tbat city 81 ',fhe
Aiehlal fsw, aunpiJstng The leaders of
the democratic party in this city, are
making viGOn0lls Efforts for the estab-
Ilshment ok9p "organ" In Clinton, with
encouraging prospects, Of success, Judge
Thayer aud the lo,cd Age (nOw pub
Habe@ ct GlRseaee,) will probably be
Induced t. TAKE the work af regenera-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

TINE JOHN III. NANNY combined
reaper aad mower, - the late great
field trial held It Rochester, Minaeso-
t. August soth, 3lst, I'D and sd,
where forty-eight different entries
were made, did the best work with the
lightess draft, and was given the flrst
premium, (the highest awartied.) over
Ill Others - the best hand-saking reap
~, and in competition with different
two-wheeled machines, was awarded
over them premism - . single NOV.
er. Receiving also premiums for conn
bined reaper and mower, and - COM
bined hand and self.raking reaper and
mower. sH u
Sold by Hecht, Reed 4 Co., Clarence,
Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet arti-
cIe-superfor 10 Colo,ige and at half the price.
Every grade Of Sugars at & ALDEN's.
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COMING noNE.-In anticipation OF
The fhctthat the Juno tern Of the Dis.
tSict Court Ut Cedar cOuntg iii COM
neace )udicial proceedings on Monday
Of next week, at Upton, dispensing
Justice to all who may come under Its
rule, Sheriff shearer viii this week
jail Cedar oounty's erring sons, four
In number, that their iniquities may be
Investigated ~ the law directs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

Fs51sdhdreis sfsnsins RIGGS COMPOUND
HOARHOUND1 OOU0H sxHUP and pro-
nou1ce 1t the very best medicine for Coughs,
Colds, &c. Tryfs. a g
For sale by Hall 4 Schumacher, Upton
g. =. ChAlNbess 4 Co., spsingdalc; r. 8. 4 II. A.
Jepson, West Branch; v. n. Cornwall, Downey
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IONA ITEMS.


The people of Oskal6oss are to vote
on the 25th on the proposition Of grant
ing license for the sale of beer and wine,
and it is proposed to adopt the principal
Of prohibition.
The hospital, kitchen, and dining
! reomiof the State Penitsntisry, md also
alargs qaantity Of provisions and stores
were consumed by fire on the 10Th inst.
The fire originated in the cellar Of the
kitchen building. The loss is estimated
at $4,000.
a telegram 10 the Chicago Rcpubii-
can dated the 18th says: Senator
Grimes had made arrangements to start
for home to- day, intending to tender his
resignation. He was earnestly dissuad-
ed by some of his HE colleagues, and his
physician was induced to give an opin-
ion that it would be dangerous for him
to carry his purpose into effect"
The Clinton Herald says that the
following named Democratic gentlemen
are candidates for the honors ola Con-
gressional defeat in the I'd District -
Judge Geo. Green, and Col. l.. NJ.
Preston, Of Linn oounsy; Capt. $. H.
Wallace end VIM. i. Brssnan, Esq,
Of MascAtiDs; Hon. ". w. Cones and
Hon. Geo. H. Parker, O. Scott county {;
Hon. H. C. Piatt, ofTipton; Hon. VIM.
E. Lehingweli. Of Lyons ard DR.. N.
g. Bales, Of Anamosa."
The Council Biuns Nonparea says {:
1.-THE G. B. 4 st. Joseph railrosdwill be
completed to st. Joseph by the LIST Of
July, which win give 10 connections
with at Louis, via. the Hannibal 4 st.
10, and North Missouri, and also by the
Platte county road. and st Louis Pa
cific. This will give Us M outlet to
New York, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and
other commercial points, by the Ohio 4
Mississippi Railroad from 81 Louis"
Grimes was burned In ehlgy In
West Liberty last Tuesday. The efflgy
was planned constructed and hung up
by the ladies q the place. AWherelpon
tie sdit1F q tie Ehte,pTise, tbs local
paper says that he Is now hencefOrwa I'd
and forever the earnest advocate Of f.
male suffrage.
The Presbyterian Synod Of this
State has purchased the Female Semina-
~ at Lyons for 4l5, $50. Ii has hitherto
been he,d rs private property and valu-
cd at $50 900, 9s -.
The House Of Representatives last
Thursday pasaaa the bill for the imme-
diate restoration OF the reconstructed
States Of North and South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and Louisiana. An
effort was made 10 except Alabama, but
it failed. Thad. 6tevens made short
but strong speech In advocacy of the bill
Drsytous y itspessage. rF
In Nad1o Georgia, q night q two
before tire elSSelan, notices were posted
around town that all who voted the rad
ical ticket would be hung. To Offset
this, the negroes Informed their white
friends, that while the whites were kill
ing, the blacks would be scattering fire.
The chivalric SOathrons did not care to
invite such competition, and. the ne
Yroes Of Madison voted unl1armed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

DIES MONIES and vicinity is now en-
joying . wholesome supply of grasshop-
pers. The Register says: "Nothwith-
standing the several deaths of the grass
hoppers in this region, they won't stay
dead but are now covering the ground
by millions. They are moi yet doing
much harm to crops, but they are death
on garden truck, especially SO on straw
berries. They evidently want to have
the strawb berry festivals all to them
selves. Some OF the farmers near this
city say the pesky hoppers have COM
pletsly ruined their gardens, aud others
say they are doing no injury. Wheth-
er they are going to injure the field
crops, remains for some Of the to-mor-
rows to develop. ~ T. te~s. -s-s
A HOLTsLANDER advertises some vnl-
liable lands for sale. Read the ad.
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NOTICE
To Delinquent Tax.PayerS.

IREAsURER's OFFICE. May 5th, lso8
Agreeable to the statute, in such case made
ana provided. Deputy Sheriff Wilhelm 10 here
In this county, and for this purpose he 10 ems
powered to do any act that the Treasurer
might legally do in the premises, Five ner
cent. will be added for Collectors fees
T.. II. POUND
nlSwi Treasurer of Cedar county
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

-; ln.scAl lnsss,assis M peis
nseschaadise can now be procured IN
q T,p4sa. Af. Wm. lWo0dis rhas sstab.
sisAsAaae0saeY2hees,r 80 IL Who de-
sivs aa3 thlag IL the46sicai Ans sho0ld
Rivo HIN call.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28
Fine fans, parasols and linen handker-
ohieA at g. r. Ingman's. NeS r. a

COBB 4 WETZEL will com mence
May 18th, to sell goods 1t the following
prices: calico 10 cts per yard; ginghams
l24c, warranted fast colors; poplins As G;
rood cashmere 500 Kentucky jeans
- {; shifting check &c; table lfnnen
Csc; good bsslmorsl skirts $1.25; hoop
skirts 81 90; corsets 500; parasOls IS c;
gents half hose 20 c; and every thing
else in proportion. ET0 #
We desire to call the attention Of our
readers to the stock Of drugs, medi-
cines, perfumeries, paints, oils, &C., kept
by Hall 4 Schmuckr, directly
west Of the Court House. They
have n complete assortment Of goods in
their line, aud warrant them pure and
Of the best Qualities. Learn their pri-
ces befoss buying elsewhere. Mark
we'll the name and place.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28
DEKALB Ill. Jan. "a, 1858.

DEKALB III. Jan. "a, 1858.
ssasaV VIZ @. sTAPpAN-& sDR0.-Genta:-The
Johnston Self. Raking Reaper you sold
last spring. 4 witnessed its workings,
md must say it far exceeds expectations.
I never saw q Machine SO near perfect.
It does its work the best Of any Machine
I ever saw. know the draft is as light
for two horses as the Mccormick two
horse Machine is for four.
r @-g. A, N. IRELAND.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

THE ''Opsning entertainmsnt" 4 the
AldA haaaA @ wednt \ Svshjst
Of - No.. = Alghly 1900 Of b.
those who attsnded, and NJ. Hong .
toa, the popular proprietor, demonstra-
~ b his nuuSs1as ssesas ~ he full
II usdessGands ~ ho4el business.
The recent additions and improve.
eDAls hsvs ,ssaeH sseagsd - In.
terror, - wen - the exterior appear
snsssSaths hssss, aa4 Il ssv hes the
isdicatioos Of bsiag sstisely new
thronshost ,Ths p1ripr and elics aye
twice . large = formerly, besides hav.
ing UsvssAi sufss u lAsgs sosos on the
second and third door, and innumera-
b,sE - sous = chabesp closets, &c.
It b how the largest hotet in Upton,
and we are certain that Mr.. HI. will use
htsbess sMorts 70 comtbrtabiy entertain
all who favor him with . call. 4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

HALr.-Ify0u have lived near theta
NOUS sugar orchards of Vermont, you
can hardly resist the tempting display
lat Altien's) Of their products: Don't
look In Mt Aiden's window, or the lbs.
for one dollar-either in cakes or stirred,
warranted pure-wih, prove irresistible;
TO say nothing about the Chicago sugar
cured hams, the fresh roasted Coffee, the
dessicated cocoa, and other delicacies
which are constantly awaiting purchas-
err at his counters.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-05-28

2TAE oeoo00 AOeentsNs now proclaim
that this earth, with oil its external and
internal arrangements, will Be totally
destroyed on the I'd Of October next
We do mot believe that there are any
prophets living at this time, and hence
the tseosy in regard 70 the destruction
Of the earth IL not very reliable.