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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16
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MARRIED.

Thursday evening, April 9th, at the
residence of the brides father. i'm Upton,
by Rev. j. NJ. Rankin, Mr.. FRANCIS L..
SHELDON, OF York Prairie, aud Miss
LAURA f. BROWN, of Upton. s.z.
We acknowledge the receipt of good
supply of splendid cake, and We are sat
isfied that FRANK has secured a novice
in the culinary art, rs well as an accom-
plished wife. We wish them unceasing
happiness, long journey here below,
and a constant supply Of greenbacks.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

At Sterling, ILL.,, there is temperance
society which no one can join unless he
has been m inveteratc topper. For every
offense against total abstinence, clearly
proven, the culprit is to be dipped into
the river as many times as there are
members in the organization.
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From a HoasE-BLAvKEr powS

From HoRsg.BLANKEr powN TO a
LACE VEIL.-Mr. G. NJ. Robinson, of
Four Corners, N. T., writes: You may
remember that in October, 1850, I he'd
Of you some sewing Iaachhles. j One Of
them my family have used to do all
their work, on all kinds Of goods, from a
horse-blanket, down I'd q lace veil and
u has never cost Us . cent for repairs,
except two needles. Our girls from ten
yeaB old w0rk. il with perfect success
and ease. "-[Letter to Wilcox & Gibbs
>. ". Co., March q, 1866.
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ever sung before Dcs Moines audience,
we couldn't touch him with pencil
ten feet long. His Undesirable twist
ing of voice and body, remarkably COM
pass and wounderous command ofcomic
powers, took the house BY storm-turn-
ing the audience into one broad sheet Of
tickle and uncomfortable
glee.u ss kf e8t#s
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Ladies' travelling baskets, Of all kinds,
at VIM. Dean g. Co.'S.

THE Muscatine Journal very strongly
urges the nomination of Hon. Jocob
Butler, Of that place, As candidate for
Congress la this District, and tho Davelf-
port Gazette nodestly seconds the mo-
ton" The suggestion meets with
much favor in this county, and we have
not heard any name mentioned that
suits us better than does that of Mr.
Butler. He is q thorough scholar, q
sound thinker, an old-time radical,
and 4 man Of uncommon energy His
nomination would be a Just compliment
to good anst worthy citizen.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

i g INJUNs.-On Saturday last our town
was visited by the dusky forms of five
native Americans. The boys were the
only ones that appeared to appreciate
the company OF the Indians.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

AccEPTED.-Rcv. Geo. S. Biscoe, Of
Minnesota, has accepted call from the
Congregational Society at this place and
entered upon his pastoral duties.
The Society is erecting very hand
some parsonage on lot just south Of
the church, and when completed will
he ansornament to that part Of ourtown.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16
The Anamosa Northwestern Rail-
road.

The AnamOSa Northwestern Rail-
road.
Ten years ago, as wesimve stated be-
fore, a company was formed to build
railroad from Anamosa through Quas-
queton to Independence, aud conven-
ton, attended by Anamosa men, was
held at Quasqueton in furthcrance Of
the object. Surveys were made, and
the route pronounced highly favorable
and there the matter ended, the time
being too early and the land grants be-
ng Just then launched on the State
Ten years have worked great change
i'll all quarters, aud the project Of a raiI-
road up the Wapsipinicon has gradual
~ revived, grown and strengthened till
it has become fixed idea and is bound
to find expression in practical consum-
nation. Two meetings have been
held ut Independence, and there ar
engagements were made for convention
in Anamosa to form some decisive plan
for action. This was done lust Friday
and the Articles Of Incorporation will
be found published elsewhere.
The commencement, thus far made is
as it should be-. Now it is for the peo-
pie to cooperate with the Board Of Di-
reetors and drive the work OH. It may:
move slowly or rapidly as those interes-
ted may decide by their action. The
main thing, first Of all, is to have the
route graded. At Anamosa and Inde-
pendence the road will connect with
other roads already built, and must, in
the nature Of things and by the laws Of
growth, extend onward north and south.
A short link between AnamOsa and the
Chicago Northwestern will connect 1t
in nearly straight line, with the Mus
catine road. 1t may operate independ-
ent and alone, or 1t may SO connect as to
form single line Of railroad one hun
adred miles IN length View it in
whatever way you may, il is clear that
the road will DO Of vast importance to
the counties through which it passes.-
That is fact that no one can gainsay,
for no railroad ever injured any place.
but, Oh the contrary, every road built
has been a benefit to the communities
living within reach of its influence.
The organization Is complete, and
now let every man along the line aid 1t
steadily, persistently and TO the best of
his abilities until the work Is done and
the road in operation. It may require
one, two or perhaps more years, a. has
been the case with most roads, but be
sure that no road Is built without effort,
and that the gods always help those"
who help Observation-Disclosures Eure-
ka. ass.. =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

LOST, in Upton, April 10th, 1868, a
young Rat Terrier Pup. with both ears
trimmed, and about three months old.
The finder will be literally rewarded by
returning it to VIM. p. Mcnamara.
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Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention.
The Republicans of Cedar county,
Iowa, will meet i'm Mass Convention ut
the Court House in Upton, on Saturday,
n yApfil 18th, 1865, at 1 O'Clock in the -
z teSnoon, for the purpose OF electing TN
vention and tel, dsleeates to the Re-
publican Congressional Convention.
:. - All voters in full accord with the
, u principles 81 the Republican party, and
who will support its nominees, are invit-
ed to take part in said Convention.
sgasFsss s. w. YOUNG,
@@ Chairman County Central Committee.
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CoNcERr.-The Thompson 4 Park
hurst troupe will perform at the Con-
gregational church, tomorrow night
Go and hear them.
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An Ordinance to Punish Injuries to
Monument, Fence. etc.

al. BE 1t ordained bY the Mayor and
7Oun Council Of tho I0Un Of Upton,
That from and after the taking effect of
this ordinance, il any person or persons,
shall willfuliy destroy or injure, or in
any way deflcc, in whele or IN part, the
monument erected to the memory Of the
fallen soldiers from Cedar county, situa-
ted on the public square, being block
number 80 OF said town; or in any man.
ner destroy injure or remove any tree,
shrub or plant within the enclosure of
said grounds; or In any manner deface,
tear down or destroy, the fence or rail-
ing, enclosing said grounds, they shall
be deemed guilty Of u misdemeanor and
upon conviction thereof shall be fined
ia u SUM not exceeding one hundred
dollars in the discretion of the Mayor.
2 That IL shall be unlawful for any
person or persons to climb or sit upon
the fence enclosing said grounds, and
upon conviction thereof shall be deemed
guilty Of violating this ordinance, and
shalt be fined In sum not exceeding
five dollars in the discretion of the
Mayor.
Is. Any person who shall hitch any
horse, or any other animal. to the fence
around the said square shall be guilty Of
Il misdeneanor and shall be fined five
ioT cilCll Stlu every 1AieHce, anu
it is hereby made the duty of tile Mar
shall to take possession of any such
animal and hold the same until duly
discharged by the Mayor.
a. Whenever any fine is imposed for
any violation of this ordinance, the
offender may be committed until the
fine and costs Of prosecution be paid or
until there shall he discharge in due
course of law.
rs. This ordinance to take effect on
the 18th day of April, after having been
published in the TIPToN ADVERTISER.
Dated this 18th day Of April, A. d.
1858.
GEO. W. SMITH, Mayor.
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Moast's Life Pills and Phenix Bittcrs

MQA0VS Lie RlitS ana Rh6niX BittCfS
were FIRST used in private practice in 1925 They
were introduced to the public In fsa5 since which
time their reputation has extended, unt they have
sale In excess of all ether Cxthssic and Purifying
Medicines. There IL hardly family among civilised
eietsaesscss. Their great snecess l. owinx 10 their
vNiiQfm ssiiebih IN eases u Constipatios, bilious
and stoa'sch Aiseases, whether oflong short dura.
uoa. They - entirely vegetable u their compost
ton. and b2rmlass to the seniiest infant. One
Dies Of the skim another u diaretic;
inc pscpfr a,i.n q sss na
lungs; other psoperties warming and cat hartlc,
and cleanse tbs stomach and bowels from unhealthy
secfsetons Their combined eject hi, 70 regulate Me
iAra.sed taactiops Of the system, and to produce
HxAtTM. tits not asserted MeHats Pills ere euRx-
A.L-that tAsy will cure ali complaints-hat under
ordinary circumstances they may be relied upon 10
cure Nervous and Sick Heasache, Gostivehess. Dye
pepsa, fndigestion, Jaundice, Liver and biiieo -
Thsy are expressly made iar these diseases. Mis,os.
upon millions Of be cited In single ip
her, s.ya M, "n.rs.ed ~
The printed circular aoound each box fully explains
the T1spsons aud effects u each disease, specifics
treatment, furnishes evidence, &c.
We hsiefy refer to Rev. David Elder, Franklin, n.
G.. who WAS cured OF Dyspepsia G II Gross. Of Thco-
Ike. III cured Of Liver Complaint. II. Hooiey, Of
crutches; wascured In three james u. Dolens,
" Adsian, Mich, cured % Bilious Fever. Rev Henry
Graham, Presbyterian Church, Canaan sgua, CAL, Of
Fever and Asne. Rev ID II May. Twenty>Ar New
York. Of Rhenme..:n 4s Pile. vi % years stasdns.
Rev Samuel Bosies. Edieorof the sprinsfed tMAss}
Republican, wAs caeea u terrible Costiseness. uon
Ed Weober, ef Runaey, n H., Of Liver Complaint,
etc. etc, etc. @# F#s .
soI o. Morats Life pills, with full eirc al.rs, &c
will be sent gratis to any Ply Cersy man. on
the receipt oftwo three cent postage stamps.
Moffat's Life pills sre - cents per bog. MoNat' .
Phoenix Bitters, 81 per bottle. They sod by all
respectable dealers throughout the continents and The
Islands Of the Ocean. a#St#a
80 WHITE & ROWLAND. PROPRIETOR,
Successors to DIR jain Mofat, and DR. VIZ b MoGlt,
i2i Liberty Street ,Nsw,York.
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Tire Advertiser, waving been restored to
health in . few weeks BY = very simple rcme-
~, Mfter having xt11ered For several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption-fsa anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire II, he will send "A copy of the
prescription used Gree of chargc), with the d.
rections for prcpssing and using the same,
which they will lind . SURE CURE for consump-
all Throat and Lung Affections The only OBJ
iect Of the sdvertf4er IN sending the Prescrip-
tion Is " bcneiit osS afflicted ns,ti spread lar
formation which locomotives To he In valunbl
and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme-
dy, IL will cost them nothing, and may
prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prepata-
ton, FREE, by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
n2ly Williamsburg, Kings co., New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

THE Musical Association will meet on
Saturday evening, April 18th, at the
Lutheran church. A full attendance is
requested. liz
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

Ladies' hoop skirt for Sl.OO, at VIM.
Oean 4 Co.'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

FEsTUs DETo adeertises estray mare
and colt in another column. Read it,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

C1bb & Wetzel beat the world for good
styles and low prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

CASH PAID for butter at the store Of
r. p. Dean. -
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BIeached muslin, at 10 cents per yard,
at VIM, Dean & Co.'S. -.-

RAILROAD NEws-Wes understand
that there is good prospect OF securing
the iron for our railroad. The Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad CO., owing
to the great increase in their business,
arc compelled to put down heavier rails
on their entire line, and the rails now
in use will be rendered 70 Companies
desiring to construct feeders te their
main line. In view Of these facts, an
agent has been sent from here to operate
for the NJ, T. 4 4. X. R., and secure
the iron If possible. This should en-
courage our people to use vigorous efforts
to secure the completion Of this import
ant enterprise.
A company has been organized to
build road from Anamosa northward,
to connect with the McGregor road, and
the people along the entire are fully
awake and determined to put it through.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16
CLIMAX.

PAaE's CLIxAx SALvr, for Burns, scaids, scrofula,
SAT- Rheum, Sores, Broken Breasts, Frost Biies,
Chtlhlans, etings, Bruises, Cuts, Swellnga, ARc
whether upon man beast, 10 the most wonderful
articles Produced Other good articles allie
this cures. 1t ailays Inflammation, subdues pain,
and heals without scar. IL u worth it, weight in
gold to any family, and should always hand. II
10 warranted to Do what it says every time.
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NIYHEKEAS, my wife, Esther NJ. Pierce has
w left my bed and board without any just
cause or provocatioH, 4 hereby forcwarn all
persons not 10 trust or harbor her Oh my nc
count. as will pay nodebts Of her contracting
't II. +. PIERCE.
Iowa tp., Cedar Co., Iowa, March 2si, lSssw4
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READ the advertisement Of Upton
Nursery, In another column.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

Good corsets for $l.0o, at VIM. Dean
& Co.'S.
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~ I've annouced last week, the
fnompsoa z Parkhnrst troupe will give
one o. fhesr popular entertainments at
she congregational church, in Upton ON
Friday evening. IL any Of our citizens
neglect TO 60 they will miss the best en-
fertaimsnt ever given in our town. A
vscalistsithis troupe has no equal. The
Des Moines, Rcaister speaks Of them "a
.ollows: m "! flompsea's incompara-
PIE warhltogs. triils, eehocings, and car
oings' hnsaas1 aana charmed all his lie
teners into hated breath and rapture.
George Psrsharst's fine pieces wers
beautiful, artistic. OF John g Parkhurst
the drollsst, crapkest singer who has
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

COOP BUTTER always Commands
high price, but poor quality is simply
trash. Tickle the palate with choice
yellow butter and fellow can almost
sec his boots laugh. +. p. Dean is now
paying the highest market price for
good butter, and wants all he can get.
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years nom
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and all
the effectsof youthful indiscrcton. will, for the
sake OF suffering humanity, send free to all
who need II, the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple rcmedy by which he was cured.
sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do so by addressing, I'm perfect
confidence, JOHN Ii. OGDEN
n2ly 2Cesiar street, New York.
Yeast Cakes and Powden at 81 ALLEN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

when spring time comes gentle
Annie" go to Cobb & Wetzel's and buy
. beautiful lawn dress.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

GREENE & You've are agents for
Brown's celebrated Corn Planter; the
Black Hawk Walking Cultivator ];
Chanpicn Reaper and Mower; Woods
Reaperand Mower, the only reliable
self-rake made; also always on hand a
good assortment Of plows and breakers.
Persons wishing TO purchase will con-
suit their Interest by examining Messrs.
g. & Y,s.stock before giving orders.
Carpstings Of all kinds, at VIM. Dean
4 Cos. &c.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-04-16

HE'S Cor Ir.-The reason schy w. II.
Alden sells sugar at ten per cent. below
other dealers il because he's got it (the
sugarh al > AT Al As
The seGso,a Why Alden sells such ex-
tensivc stocks Of dried and canned fruits
Is beca1ss he keeps them on sale at low
fguresss s0rsS
The REASON srhy Alden is able to do his
customers good is because he is willing
to sell any Of his goods at a sn,uN profit.
The reason aly Alden has put up a
new sign. is that no one need mistake
the place and be disappointed in finding
good goods at low prices.
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TO OONsUMPTIvEs. !

MAGNOLIA WArEQ,--A delightful toilet arti.
cle-superfor to Colonge and at half the price.
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Mary Jap| what makes your hand SO
small9 Ivwear silk gloves bought at
Cobb 4. Metzel's. al al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-12

which ne did not possess without ID. 1t remaius
only for me to cons ider whether the end 1rse-
ment upon the letter Of Mr.. Rollins, made bv
the President upon the 5th Of August instant,
missioner Of Internal Revenue as respec:s its
vacancy, or his present authority to MI il.
Undoubtedly il an ofhcer Of the Governmpnt
places in the hands Of the President a condi-
tional resignation which takes effect as an Off. .
eial or legal reiinquishment Of his Office upon
such condition il is competent for the Presi-
dent TO As ent to the condition or not as may
seem TO him dIscret, and in such a casa an en- !.
dorsement Of this description weuld indica q
his acquiesence in the dispo .itIon of the offic
which had been made by the conditional res
ignauon.
have, however, in the nugatory character
which have Assigned to the letter OF Mr. Rol-
Inns, sufficiently shown that in my opinion, IL
possessed no legal or Official operation, what
ever, upon the Office or the Prcsident's author.
tach rseif and must consider that the office
of Commissioners Of Internal Revenue and Mr.
Bollins hold upon it remain the SINE as IL his
letter had not been written or the President
Enforcement made thereon, and that the Office
Is not vacant
This conclusion renders IL unnecessary to
consider or reply to your second question,
which srlses only in case / should have found
reason 10 pronounce the Office in question
vacant. .-'
me wholly within the premises of the existing
legisloaon governing the question, and with.
out any discussion Of the larger topics tonch.
ing the conformity or repugnance of this legis-
lation with the Constitution, for no such dis
cussion would be appropriate TO the inq uiries
to which you have called my attention
With great respect, have the honor to be
obedient servant,
WIN. M. EvARrs,
Attorney General,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-12

CAMP MKrrINGs.-The Methodist Protes-
tant camp meetings, in progress near Wood
berry, on the northern Central railroad, was
largely attended yesterday. Among those pres
ent were many ministers. Rev. ). b. Souther-
land, president OF the Methodist Protestan
Conference, preached an instructive discourse
IN the morning, basing his remarks upon the
18th verse OF the cath chapter of ST. Luke. In
the afternoon sermon was preached by Rev.
John X. Nichols. Rev. William ;. Hammond
was announced to preach last night. num-
Der of penitents have presented themselves at
the altar during the progress of the meeting
and the spiritual interest is said TO increase
Elegant order still continues
The Baltimore camp.meeting Of the Meiho-
dist Episcopal Church South will commence
Tomorrow, in the grove belonging TO X III.
pennington, Esq, one-fourth of a mile from
Registerstown station, on the Westerpp Mary
land railroad. This ground is said TO possess
superior advantages, shade and pure spring
water being abundance. There will be three
trains daily TO and from the camp. Rev
Messrs. samuel Register presiding elder
George II. Zimmerman and Asbury X. Martin
will have charge Of the meeting.
The Westminster camp-meeting, Frederick
district. BALTIMORE Conference Methodist EpIs-
copal Church, also begins to morrow, on the
lands Of Thomas Stevenson, Cne mile ron
Orn6orns Station. on the western MARYLAND
railroad, and two miles from Westmin sfer
The location and surroundings are repre- sented
70 be admirably adapted for the purpose. Ar.
rangements have been made for issuing OF ex.
cursion tickets from Baltimore and from an the
stations on the Western Maryland railroad-
BditimOTe San.
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EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAMS, &c.

The proposition 10 divide Texas into two or
more STATES has given rise 70 much discus
within its borders Thus far a majority senti-
ment seems 70 favor divtsion. The warmrst
parts. These once settled to suit the different
eiemeSts, partition wall take place naturally
and 10 IdIly.
Another Democratic victory IS reported in
Montana Territory. The election passed of
quietly; aud the Democracy has already seven
teen hundred ma1ocity, with a number Of
counties 20 hear from, which will materially
IEcre ase IT.
for Congress in the Tenth District of Illinois,
and Hon. A q. Burr, his Democratic competi-
tor, have Arranged for a series Of meetings, at
which they will appear before the people to
discuss Jointly the eurrent political questions.
The body ofthe murderei man recently found
IN the East River, New York, has been identi-
fed as that of Charles Elicit. of the firm of
Binninger & Co. He was murdered, robbed of
SALON, and then thrown INTO the river.
The negro who was shot at the Democratic
meeting IN Richmond. on Monday night has
since died He made a statement that he was
not engaged in the disturbance which led TO the
firing.
The Emperor of Austria has approved the
appointment OF Hungarian officers to COM
mand the Hungarian regiments IN the Austrian
service.
hurdle race. The second race was won by
Connolly, the third by Sleety, and the fourth
by Jubal.
PARIS dispatches report a tumult among the
students at Sorbonne, which required the inter-
ference of the police.
Late advicss from Shanghai report that the
country is quiet, and trade on the rIver un-
obstructed.
The frs, bale of new cotton was brought to
Mobile Yesterday, and was sold at AN cents
per pound.
Prince Karageorgevich has become seriously
all since his imprisonment His estate in Ser
via has been confiscated.
Turkey claims to have entirely suppressed
the insurrectionary movements in Bulgaria.
Adah 1saacs Menken, the actress and eques-
uienne, died yesterday in Paris.
Both Heuses OF the Louisiana legislature
have passed the Militia bill.
D.ily mails were resumed on tn. Manass sas
tVa-) Railroad on Monday.
The Pope's foreign volunteers continue to
desert in Increasing numbers.
The crew of the wrecked bark Henry Trow-
bridge have arrived in HALIFAX, Nova Scotia.