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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-10
CHAPTER 1866.

AN ACT to authorize Cities of the First
and Second Glasses to establish Fire.
Limits
Sec. /. Be it enacted BY the General
assembly Of the State Of Io,cd, That the
mayor and city council of any city OF the
first or second class shall have authority
by city ordinance to declare and estab-
lish certain limits within such city
wherein no building or addition to any
building, shall, after he passage Of such
ordinance, be erected. except with outer
walls composed Of iron, stone, or brick
and mortar, or other material non-com.
bustible.
a. That this act shall be in force and
have effect from and after its publication
in the Evening Statesman and State
Register, papers published at Des
Moines.
Approved April Z, 1868.
hereby certify that the foregoing Act
took effect by publication, as required in
section thereof, on the Goth day OF
April, 1858.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
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LAWS OF IOWA.
CHAPTER lsl.

CHATTER lsl.
AN ACT To Authorize the Secretary OF
State to Eschanye Copies Of the SUI
prsms Court Repsrt for such other
Books on Law and Equity as the
6upfeae G0oft may select.
IL. Be u enacted BY the General As
scss6ly 81 The State 81 Iona, That
Che Secretary Of State is hereby author
lied 10 exchange one hundred copies OF
each volume Of the Supreme Court Re-
ports Of this State for such other books
ON law and equity - the Supreme Court
may select, and the books obtained by
such exchange shall b deposited in the
State LibsAsy and remain the property
~ the State.
I. z This oct being deemed Of inn
mediate importance shall take effect
1nd b IN force from and after its publi-
cation In the Losca State Register and
lossa Eceais0 Ndscsnsaa newspapers
published at De- Moines.
Approved April !, 1888.
hereby certify that the foregoing
Act took effect By publication, - reQuir-
red In 6sction 2theseek "a She I'd day
Of April A. d. 1858.
ED WRIGHT, Secsy Of State.
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CHAPTER lis.

AN ACT to Amend Section 430 of the
Revision of 1850.
IL. Be it enacted by the General As
semb,y Of the State Of Iomn, That Sec
ton 430 Of the Revision of 1860 be and
the same is hereby amended by insert.
ing in the fifth line after the word Ap.
peal the word 'and' instead of the word
''or"
az. This act being deemed of inn
mediate Importance shall take eifec,
and be in force from and after III
publication in the Lo,cd State Register
and National Platform, newspapers
published at Des Moines. Iowa.
Approved April !, 1858.
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CHAPTER ITO.

I
AN ACT making further Appropriation
for the salary Of the Register Of the
State Land Office.
IL. BE IL enacted By the General As
empty Of the State Of Ioun, That
there is hereby appropriated for the pay
ment IF the salary of the Register of the
State Land Office, for the two years and
three months ending on the thirty-first
day of March, 1870, in addition to the
amount already appropriated, the sum
Of six hundred dollars, or SO much there
of as he may be entitled to by law.
Approved April 8, 1868.
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A rather fast youth was relating the
experience of his voyage across the
ocean to sympathizing friend. Said
he, Il tell you what, old fellow, there's
one good thing about it, though. You
can get as tight a, you please every day,
and everybody thinks you're only sea
sick -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-10
CHAPTER ia.

AN ACT to change TIE time Il Adding
Court in waverly, Bremen county,
and st. Charles, Floyd county, In the
aah judicial District.
IL. Be II enacted by the General As-
semb,y of the State Of Xscd, That
where the word first Monday in January
NOW occurs In section l, chapter 81, OF
the laws Of 1855, read fourth Monday Of
January IL lieu thereof
~ The district court in Floyd coul.:.
", In the 18th judicial district shall be
held n follows: at ST. Charles, in said
county, on the last Monday Of April and
the first Monday In September Of each
year, after June LIST, 1858.
Is. ALI suits, pleadings, processes,
and proceedings pending in any Of said
courts md returnable ct the terms now
liked BY law. shall be deemed pending
and returnable at the terms ~ fixed by
this act, and no suit, notices recognized
indictment or other proceeding shall be
quashed or held to be invalid, by reason
Of this oct. or BY reason Of the change OF
1lse Serms Of court here bymade.
"a. All acts and parts Of acts incon-
.sistent with this act are hereby repeal
ed.
as. This SCI being deemed Of imme-
Jiate importance shall take effect and be
In force from and after its publication in
the State Re0ister and EUening States
man, newspapers published at Des
Moines, Iowa.
Approved April 7th, 1868.
I hereby certify that the foregoing act
took effect BY publication rs required in
Section 5 thereof, on the e6th day OF
April A. ID. 1868.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y Of State.
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acter. lnyetsratc cases
Z
k virtues. Disorders of .
E9-l fections which are merely
aggravated BY the presencc Of scrofulous matter
stance, every settlement in the country. that the
public do need to be informed here that IL is in
most eases specific and absolute remedy.
scrofuioHs poison Is one of the most destructive
enemies of race Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant of the organism unicrrlines the stitufon
and invites the attack Of cnaebng fatal Diseases
without exciting suspicion Of its presence Again,
then, some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into one other Of its hdeous forms, either the
surface or among the ri;ais In the latter. tnbcr.
heart or tumors formed IN the liver. These facts
make the occasional use of the Sarsarariila as q
preventive, advisable.
II is mistake to suppose that 50 long a. no crup
tons or hnmors appear there must be srrofulous
faint These forms Of arrangement may never
occur, and yet the vital forces Of tho body be
duced by its subtle agency, materially to impair
the health and shorten the duration Of life. It's
common error also, that scrofa is strictly hcrcdi-
tary Isdoes, indeed descend from parent to child,
sa' l. 49,. c.senuercl IN person. borI, 2! nuro
blood Low living inuIy--.a,.., foul air hcenfious
na.-, nncleanlness, and the deprcs sing vices gen.
orally, produce it. Weakly stitutions where not
are peculiarly isiis 10 it. Yet ne robust, also,
enty exnberant sis,itv, are of contsniastad
and on the road - Ms eonseanences. Indeed, no
class or condition can depend on immunity from
It, nor feel insansbe 70 the Importance of an cdec-
tual remedy.
In st. Aathonv's Fire, RIOS. or Erysipelas,
s~orm. Sore Ears and Eyes, and other cruptivo
or visible forms OF the diseases caused primarily by
the scrofuons Infection. III. sarsepartNs is 90 ef
concealed forms, a. in Dyspepsia. Dropsy, Heart
Diseasc. Els, Epiicpsy. Neuralgia. and other
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CHAPTER IS.

AN ACT q Repeal Section 1893, Of the
Revision ofIs00, aud to Provide sub.
stituts therefor. In Relation TO turning
Non.R esldeut R0ad-Tax.
IL. Re q es0ckcd 6v the Gcnrrui Is
ssm1nlk u The Ns0se Of x0icn, That Sec
r1touNDo Or the ReylsiOn Of 1890 Is hereby
rsp6SD1, and the following Is enacted in
H. 1holoef; 6ecrloN s96. That the
Ao@n6hip clerk shall, on or before the
aanon6 A1ndsg - Ostober n each year,
ss,11ne - . eossecl list sf al non-red-
s1ent 1and and town leta, - which ito
suoa.lax hss - bess Paia, and tlbe
auaonatss<k charged On each piece Of
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Our Commission to Agents

Our Commission to Agents
kind-proof Of this can BE- found in comparing our
sar shs ina in s Anon % c roE b. on TIE
ter goods Of the same character.
We uiH send tn agents free Of charge,
d Far n c. s, Of 70 and Three as dozen
large slzs elegant BanoraI skirt . yard. brown Of
100 Picture Mor6ceo-bound Photo. Album. double
s, ana = lgregn Views s SILVER PLATED
Ivory or sandal Wood Frame, fes.herei edge and
QUALITY, IVORY balanced handle / HANDSOME beaded
and lined I',r,sol. ~ yards good Print. very fine
CONGRESS Boots dozen fine Linen Towels. = dozen
oIerso e xss Rag ss
elegant silver plated engraved Fapkin Rngs dozen
chased solid Gold Ring pair ladies' high Balnl6-
raj Boots | elegant Deaine Dress Pattern. Violin
Drops and sleeve buttons. pA'' e"'
% s s Be- - ars rss se
pair all Wool Blankets. Engraved silver plated bot
Yards ans 9s sss
nnd vest, set IVORY handled KNIVES with silver plated
lind with si,k: pair gents Calf Boots: p yards good
Or yards I'd Vide g good quality hff Iad E se
CANT Morocco Travelling bag; l square Wool shawl /
wd, cloth Tor ladies' CLOAK elegant engraved sxar
plated Tea Pot syards double width water proof cloth
n fes ! Club Of 100 and Ten Do.,ar--, rich
A Merin1 or Ihbs Dress PATTERN pair fine Damask
Iahte CLOTHS ana Napkins to match; l pair gents
French Cali Boots: heavy, silver plated engraved lee
Pitcher; Very fine all wool cloth for Ladies' Cloak
web very best quality brown bIcached Sheeting: ~
yards nne Cashmere for suit elegant Popin Dress
PATTERN elegant English Berege Dress pattern beau
tllul English Berege shawl; Ivory balanced han
le KNIVES and Forks ladies' or gents silver Hunting
.tse watch Bartlett Hand Portable sewing Ma
chine; Siendid Family Bible steel encravings. with
record and Photographic pages Is yards good hemp
tarpetg, good coors; pair good Marse.S Quilt; /
good barrel revolver elegant fur maif aud cape:
s;!e barrel shot Gun; silver plated. engraved bot
1
+ and Forks.
Presents for larger Clubs increase In the same ratio
Send Money by Registered Letter.
Catalogue of Goods to any address +RIs1 -
PARKER & CO.,
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II GENIS-ftare chance to make money. Articles
q light, new. very profitable Bought by - persons
out Of every l0 to whom offered Address stamp
0r circular GREENE Co, Manufacturer 4l3 Chest
nut g. Philadelphia Pa
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That IN order to supply the demand occasoned by
CONSTANT. increasing PATRONAGE. WE HAVE RE-
GENTLY MADE IMpoRTATIoSs FOX THE FALL TRADE
DIRET FROM Ell RUPEAS MANUFACTURERS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-10

~ o-uc1' q.udsy usan uny otncr concern
IN the country for the uniform price Of
One Dollar for Each Article.
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Exceed those of every other establishment of tn
kind-proof Of this can be found in comparing on
premiums With those OF Others cLCB- TIL
SANE SIZE, in addition TO which claim To give be,
ter goods Of the same character.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOB PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many of which are of .
truly marvellous char
acler. lnveteratc cases
Of Serofuia, where the
system seemed utterly
given up 10 corruption,
have yielded to this com.
pound Of anti-strumous
virtues. Disorders of q
scrofulous type, and A.
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RUY your Jars and Crooks at
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-10

l. JOHNSON INSANE The New York
Sun has a long article going 10 show
that the President is insane--that be
is victim Of opium-and advises his
counsel TO enter that plea in the court
OF impeachment. to prevent, for the
country's sake, and in respect to the
position he occupies, his conviction for
high crime and misdemeanor. The
Suns suggestion will not be accepted,
Of course; but surely the friends and
the foes alike Of Mr.. johnson have
questioned his forgstfulness OF dignity
and his lack Of policy his inaugural
speech, bis 22d Of February speech, his
conduct while he was swinging around
the circle, aud his latest action-very
closely, and can find no cause for it 9th
err than in the supposition that be is Of
ten drunk, from one kind ofindulgence
or another, or at times actually insane.
1t is due 10 him to say that all his Dem
ocratic friends claim for him, that be
has been CONSTANT in advocating the
one idea be has SO often placed before
the country, and firm in its behalf to
the last degree; but his manner of do
ing il, and the most Of his action that is
known 10 the public, have been so
needlessly violent and coarse, SO utter
II repugnant TO all manner oLtaste and
courtesy, so needless Of propriety and
the dignity Of his office, that they can
not be explained any more eharitably
than in the manner tho Sun proposes.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-10

Magnolia Water Is delightful toilet
arteIe-superior to eologuue and Al hdf he price.
Johnson's Anodyno Linimeut Is 10
quaek preparation, bat one meeting the approba-
lion ortbe m(dieal profession, the most enipeut "
whom beer wiling testimony 70 in Wonderful eai-
cacy.
Its Good Effects are Permanent In
this Il differs from ~ bair dyes. 81 rs pte InEu.
RENT growth i guaranteed, natural color aud glgs,
are restored One trial win cause you 10 say this
Of Ms. s. a. AALES's lNrBoyED (aeg aglsl HAIR
hrsronEH or bmssfNo, IN one totie.l Every
Druggist sell, Il. Price Que Dollar.
TO give strength and tone 10 the d.
ge,iIye organs, take Parsons rugahve Pili. DC.
casihnaIIy. They do rot make tls weak vsaker,
but give strength and elasticity - the system.
Sberidan's Cavalry Condition Pow
den were invented by one II The most experienced
veterinary surgeons in the Uaitsd States and are
offered 10 the public 9Th the fullest assurance that
hatever used entire sasfaoion ~ tho result
Caution In our ehangeable climate,
coughs colds, ard diseases II fhe throat hang a1i
chest viii always pssyaii Cruel eousunption will
claim its victims Tsese disep e., Bsitendsd to IN
time, caa be arrested ara cured. The remedy {,
M W4tar's Baisaa. n WI faafg
ooh That viii be Joyful" When
men aud women throw "fbyfic % to the dogs
and when a triGs out u order. 70 Pr,ysat getting
out u order. take Plantation Bitsrs. Are 700 Dys
peptie Nervous. Jauadiood, Hypfyd, Le~ Spirited,
Weak or are yuu SICK sna aeat kusE shit al
Try The Plantation .Etisr -wlfeh Sc dd With grsas
saflsfaction end entire success. Dsfca'e Females.
Clsrgyraen Merchants, Ia~Yssm aad psrsons Of
seasnlsry Habits particularly benefited w
these bitten. The sale j. perfectly euouaons.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-10

4 telegram received by his brother
aslos Baxter Esq, annoanoos the
eash 81 Hon Portus BsxTlal, 81 Wash
agton n odncs3ay morning. Mr. Baxter
las been ID poor health for som,
months, bat the immediate cause ot b,
leath vas pneumonia.
Mr. Baxter has long been q publ,
aam IA kermont Born ia 1897, he r..
eired liberal education, entering the
University 81 Vermont, 1922, u which
Institution he was afterwards corpo.
rator but leaving sc the end 81 his ju-
aior year % engage IN mercantile pur-
suits Among BIS classmates were Hen.
~ T. Hickok and Wm. L. Griswold 81
this city, and Rev Il. A Edgell HC
was also cadet ia the Norwich Mill
tary Academy He was long success
ful merchant at Derby line, aud has ex.
creased large personal aud political
influence IN northern Vermont for many
Years. Though often rendered an cleo,
ton to the Legislature, he invariably
refused TO be candidate, and was ney,
en- a member Of either branch Of the
General Assembly After declining tive
nominations for Congress, he finally
consented in 1858 TO accept the Repnb.
hcan nomination in this District, aud
was elected by an overwhelming MAJOR
ity. He served three terms in Con.
gress, during which time he was an nc.
live member Of the Committee Of Elec-
tons, and was Jealous IN caring for III,
interests Of his constituents aud state.
He was man Of great energy Of cha
racter, Republican of the most Radi
cal stamp, and an exceedingly shrewd
and influential politician. A staunch
whig he was frequently during It's exis
tcnce, delegate to the National Con
yentions Of that party, aud IN 1913, wal
the only delegate from New England
we believe who advocated the nomina
ton Of Gen. Taylor from the start
Enthusiastic and mpulsive, he had ma
ny warm and devoted friends who vii
sincerely mourn his death, Mr. Baxter
married daughter OF the late Judg,
Harris Of STAFFORD, and leaves -four
children, Surgeon jed A, Baxter, Med
zeal Puryeyor, T. S. A. DIR. NJ. l.. Btlx
ter. of Aurora, H.; Capt Henry O
Baxter and VIM. Baxter of Derby Line
Mr.. Bakers age was 81, andhis remains
will be entombed at Washington, OF
Sunday, to be removed hereafter to has
home. - ariinqtOa Times
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-10


TELEGRAPHING ExTRAoRpiNARY.- The
up train over the Bennington and Rut
land Railroad ON Monday morning last
ran into deep snow bank, about three.
fourths of mile north of SALISBURY
and all efforts to back up or 80 ahead
proved futile TO leave the train there
was not to be thought of, and the train
hands had no means of communication
by telegraph with either end Of the
road, to ask for assistance. The high.
way also was impossible for teams, and
but for the presence of Mr.. John N.
Hills, telegraph operator of Burlington
who happened to be on the train, it is
doubtful what would have been the re-
suit As last resort, Mr. Hills sugges-
ted to f. &. White, Esq, Supermtend-
emit of the road, also passenger on the
train, that if a piece OF wire could be
procured, he would endeayor to inform
Rutland of their situation and have ass
istance forwarded. The wire was obtain
ed by Mr.. White walking back to Shat
tsbury for it. TINS being procured, the
services of another passenger were call
ed into requisition, who after many
trials, succeeded in climbing a tele-
graph pole and cutting the conducting
wire. This done, Mr.. Hills affixed the
liece of wire procured by Mr.. White,
TO one of the ends OF the cond ucting
wire, and by striking the end Of this
against the other end Of the conducting
wire formed circuit and communicated
their condition to the officers Of the
road at this place, distance Of forty
three miles, asking that an engine be
once dispatched, and succeeded in aid
ing the blockaded train SO far as to ena-
bic it to arrive here Mt three o'clock
Tuesday morning. This mode of tel
egraphing is as novel as it is ingenious,
though no more wonderful than the
manner in which Mr. Hills received the
answers to his dispatches from the Rut-
land Office, which was done 10y placing
the ends of the wire on either side of
his tongue, and receiving the shocks in
his system, produced by the vibrations
Of the key in the Rutland telegraph
operators hand Rutland Herald.
We may add that Mr.. Hills at the
same time telegraphed to bis family at
this city, informing them Of the stu.
alton Of himself and two children acc
ompanying him. He wished us to notice
in this Connection the extreme kindness
of Mr.. Hulett of SALISBURY, who, hear
ing Of the condition Of the two small
children, voluntarily and without fee
or reward walked several miles IN the
terrific storm, bringing them milk and
provisions. Burlington Times.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-10

We are glad to learn that Col. Hen.
ry G. Deming, who was much distin.
guished in the last Congress for his eli.
oquence and power in debate, and who
was greatly instrumental in procuring
the passage of the act creating the of
fee Of Lieutenant General, has been en-
gagged for some time on Life OF Gen
Grant
The terms ofintimacy and confidence
which exist between the eloquent au-
thor and Grant and his friends Wash
burn, of Ill, Gov. Gates and others
give him greater facilities in his labor
THAI any other writer could have.
Those who have seen portions Of the
manuscript speak Of it as being written
with great power aud Of absorbing in
terest.
This will probably be the Life OF
Grant, for wide aud general circulation.
We learn that it will be published by 5.
S. Scranton & Co, Hartford Ct, and
the National Publishing Co. Cincinnati
Ii, Ohio
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-10

IMPEAenSiENT The Senate has organ
lied as court of impeachment and
caused to be served upon the President
the following summons
The United States OF America and the
Of the United States, to Andrew john
son President of the United states,
greeting:
WHEREAS, the House 70 Representa-
tiyes of the United states Of America
did on the fourth day of March exhibit
to the Senate articles of impeachment
against you the said Andrew johnson
in the words following: Here follow
the articles of impeachment and de-
mand that you the said Andrew john
son should be put to answer the accusa
lions as set forth in said articles, and
that such proceedings, examinations,
trials and judgements might be there
upon had as are agreeable to law, and
justice; you the SAID Andrew johnson,
are, therefore, summoned to appear be-
fore the Senate of the United States of
America, at their Chambers in the CITY
Of Washington, on the 18th day of
March, at one o'clock Z. NJ, there and
then to answer to the said articles OF
parchment; and then and there to
abide by, obey and perform such or
ders. directions and judgements as the
Senate of the United States shall make
by the Constitution and laws of the
United States. Hereof you are not to
fail Witness, the Chief Justice Of the
United States, and Presiding officer of
the Senate, at the city of Washington,
this 9th day of March, in the year of
our Lord 1868 and Of the independence
of the United States the ninety-frst.
Some of the President friends state
that he will respond in person to the
writ and will then wait the action of the
Senate in giving him time to file an
answer. He claims that the proceed
ings should be conducted exactly the
same as similar proceedings in cases be-
fore ordinary courts When called to
file his reply he will respond with de-
murrer that the charges against him do
not amount to high crimes and INSIDE
meanors in the meaning of the ccnsti-
tuition.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-10

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generally of the advantages of using
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vigerator, which has received the high
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full vegetation, and the instant destruc
ton Of grubs and insects on the same
The particulars may be learned by adj
dressing the proprietors, Messers. J.
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card in another column.