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New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
THE BAL MAsQUE AT CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.

THE BAL MAsQUE AT CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
For some time past mysterious hints have
been in circulation Of masquerade ball which should be
scandaaus enough TO rival the worst features Of the IA
balls dopera OF Paris. similar attempt made
former OCCASION but it resulted only in scene OF
riot and drunkenness among the rOwdy few who were
there. Undeterred by this the Committee, who have
good for keeping their secret projected
second ball for last evening" and by Of advertising
largely succeeded in selling considerable number OF
tickets. 1t well known that but those Of
naneess were 10 be present and all who went to
large assemblage Of them doubt fully graf
ied Most of them fasionably and extravagantly
dressed and during the earlier part OF the evening
Quoted themselves with something like show OF deco
but later in tho evening, excited with wine and
dancing, and free from tho restraint OF troublesome
Committee they free rein to their dispositions and
INDUCED freely in the shameless excuses Of the
Such scenes II they do not actually violate the law out
rage public decency and morality and their rather too
frequent repetition should be prevented by the strong
effect OF public opinion.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

cited by wrong and oppression bov years. he heart man.
and fear had part In his composition
From the that Barak Jefhes struck the s be had
dropped his stood looking like suddenly v
surprise As the punishment progressed however BIS dark eyes assumed
expression o his broad chest and fell ianuL
uous which sgaed large upon his fore
bead sweHed nearly bursting and length srddsJ rushing
fries be eried the whip from his hand threw the hss
Of the and in voice husky with emotion sheked
stop r. aud seirng large hammer the boy welded ,o
aimed wicked blow at the head Of bis master
hs continuation Of this truthful and deeply interesting viii
be found In serial story entitled "MAGGIB, THB CHARITY
CHILD" Published In No. II Of the NETWORK WEEKLY NOW
READY. The NETWORK WEEKLY 10 beautifully illustrated and
contains forty long columns closely pued reading natter naiug
NBwYORK WEEKLY story pape. pab.he
THE SBwY0RK WEEKLY for By every News Agent through
ont the Union and Canadas
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25


In spite oithe srons made BY he cbldrens AID Society," Inc
Yev.boys Lodging Rooms" and city missions generally there SUI
mu,b 10 do In the matter relieving TIE necessities the suffering ~
one, Known a, The Cit, ChIrsnle vbaeed penuJnehsd
s.re, who live p.seu abode' dark eonr' and thy 'po"
op.d eyuays theds time and sleep night IN
covered wagons other place they may be able to steal
O,ome Of neither or friends and Others who nave
relative, bu. would be better OF without them s..
EVERYBODY the Of the unfortunate orphan sr sho
some twelve or years taken from the poorhou'e
epd shape named Mira Decker who resided the tine on
Staten Island will be In the recollection OF many DO" IBIS poor
1de little creature tortured by the wretch Who had adopd
her till death kindly put end TO her saseng How abe was beaten
m her little body Of busesstArIei TIL her bones seemed
bursting sn-urnd ont into TIE bitter cold almost naked
III her feet bssred with o and her emAssd frame rieted By
all the while the monster who subjected her to 'ueh
.Ores attended church regularly and regarded Little e' than
81. nj By those Who did not know her.
This we occurred nearly yesutgc butu can
SAY how anysmr happened neeAre happen1g every
d.y in fact Mrs Dskers not all dead Jei-soes fa Of
them and their vem, what this will always be the case
t the millennium We alter human nature bat We can 90
the ner hng-we such atrocities when they come 10
light purpose the present tine Anybody who VIII lob
low IL, through following narrative Of wrong and retbuoa VIII
acknowledge the Of al which ha5e said and s feel them
selves well repaid for their trouble As we'll
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
HAVE CHARITY.


BY FRAsCis T. SMITH.
Through the great, sin.blssted city
Tolls a homeless little one
Not a friend TO sootbe and pity
Not bed to lie upon
Ragged, dirty. bruised. and bleeding
subject still 70 tiek and curse
sebooled IN SIN and sadly needing
AID from Christian tongue and purse.
Bot the neh and gay pass BY her,
Poll Of vanity and pride.
And q pi,tanee they deny her,
As they pull their shirts Aside.
Then a sullen mood comes DER her
Reckless abe Of NO or veal
Death from hunger 10 before her
She must either starVe or steal.
She doe, steal, and who can blame her,
Hunger pangs her VitAls gna"--
None endeavor 10 reclaim her,
And ,he violates the law.
Then the psmpersd child Of fashion,
Who refused to give relief,
Cries, with well-Afeeted passion,
"oui upon the little thiefP'
Censors full Of world-vlse schooling,
Cease TO eensure and deplore-
When the girl trsnsgressed mans ruling
she obeved higher iau.
Take her plsce--feel her temptation
Starved, unhoused-no suceor nigh
And, though sure OF reprobation,
Ye would steal ere ye would diel
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Colorado Cutting Liverpool Feb mdse and psi
steamship Columbia Van Size. Havana. mdse. and pass
Steamship PAh Kee Steele Bermuda Feb 20 mdse and
Brig Flor del Mar P Cenfnego l9 days sugar Sailed
pany with brig Mcintyre for NHYOrk and George Berry
Boston
Bng Hattie Eaton Brown. Demaar 81 days sngsr Leh port
brig Vesn for NewYork sail Feb g. bg Jus for New
feb 81 chIs Dragon for EewYoi Feb Annie Whiting for New
York, Peh g.
Bng John AVles Hammond CsbArien II day., rnolasse.
Brig Eastern star Fose Barbados II DAYS sugar whale oil
load salt ''f' - '' -
sebr Kate Csllaghan, Avery, Rlizsbstbpor.
Sehr Prince LeboO. Hamilton NewIiaveu.
sehr NJ A. Pretnore Hart. Rizabebport for Fail River
SehT. Jane Corvn bridgeport.
Sehr Glide, Chapman New HLODioD.
SAILED.
Steamship ADemaunia Hamburg. Cubs ard N.,,1 G
pools Henry Cbanneey for AspnsA Tblmet for savannah Hat
tTst r hehmobd Sbpskevad for YokohmA star Of Hone r
San Fnbe'scOi Camilla, for Genoa. - 49, - 'FN' wv
MISCELLANEOUS.
TIE seh ohse Branch which ashore Gdrop Hell CAT.
feo Is was gov on yesterday morning by wrectg
DOMESTIC PORTS
CBARLESr0H Feb AAuived PniIy f,om
denas. W. H. steele rom Baon Sailed J.m.a Adger
Ees fork ProHetheas PhsiepbA sehrG Baker Providence,
sheah Bstnoei Ida Richardson kewYo and Nellie Carr West
IBdies ' - .''' '''
Feb -Anved steamship Uuuvls and San J,,to
from Hew-i0rk Cleared, ship Nonpareil for Byerool
WiLHNGTOS. ~ g.. Feb 2-Auiyed seam,hiu Clyde FINN
EeSyOTi; James A. Gray. from Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
HOME NEWS.
TIE WRATHER

THE WEATHER.
urw ioAE Hour Tber. Bar Wind Heur Iher bar Nv Mino
Pahl N. W.
N1 \. W. 3o SOl4 w.
Seo 9nR W. ~ W IL 30 J0l6 WNW.
TAe ranged lower Yesterday Aeeempsned WIN
.sh ~ .n Tor some Of these winds s
eested especially duug tbs coming month sT
- gb, oua from i0:35 1850 AhernoonWindJ 70 sun
al, odg 70 slightly cloudy from S 10 a. cloudy at sunset hf
eWpdy cloudy $50 clear IRON I:I5 70 IV snbH
,lsady al II eno9 squalls from b:lO TO D 70
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
THE CITY's CHILDREN !

TERRIBLE ATRoCITIBSli
ALITTLB GIRLS FRET FROZEN oFPill
THE FLESH CUT FROM HER BACKlln
THE CHILDRBNs AID soCIETYilill
yILLAINY UNDER THE VAIL OF CHARITY
THE TRICKBRY oP "sAINTsP
PIENDS WEARING HEAVENS LIVERY
sAsCTIMoNIoUs LBEcHESi
RELIGIOUS HUMBUGs BXPoSBDl
vICB MORE PROFITABLE THAN VIRTUE!
A SAINTS PACB AND A DEMONS HEART
HOW LONG SHALL SUCH THINGS CONTINUE! ~
THB MONSTER PUNISHED
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
LATEST SHIP NEVIS

FROM LivBRPo0L-In steamship Colorado Feb a-p, Job,
Davies, wife. and infant Mr. and Mrs Valiant ~
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
lAnnOuposments.l I

BROKAw BROTHERS, Great Clothing Empo-
ran Gents and Boys Wholesale and RETAIL opposite COop, Institute
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PzSSENG Frs ARRIVED

SUNDAY-SCHOoL BOOKs.-BRoUGHTo e. "
NAN No. 10 Biessuss keep the srss aud b, as,ormsnt
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
pHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869


This popular Aupu,l 1, now ready contains
Astronomical Facts for the Year Eclpses TIDES Fes'ts az
IL Regular cssndas Rising and Setting Of Son aud MooS Hsh
Water. and change, Of the Moon for all the country
Ill The Impeachment Of President Johnson report Of all psai
points, the votes BY party divisions on the main qseshsaa
w. Political Platform, Of 1853. viz;
Additional Republican Platform at Chicago
a.-Prcceedngs Of the Convention
b.-Lettes Of Aceeptapee BY Gen Grant and Mr. CefI
G.-Dsnoeraae Platform at Tannauy Hall, Sew-iOrL
a-Ths ioug struggle fora Candidate with the "rsni
ballots and fua result
A-Jstten Of Acceptance By Gov. Seymour and esI
Blair.
Cen. Bl.lrs celebrated BrOadbssd Letter.
session Of Congress: full Of ali
Important the Eight Hour Law &e.
VI Cabinet CourtMnis,en 10 other eosntrs
VII COngre.-L Of Senator'S with pOBue, POs oes
addresses. Of erDraiOn OF terms
members OF the House Of Representatives, With States
Districts. and pOltiea
VII. The XLIr Congress-
List Ofssn,tOu as chosen, politically classified.
List Of the House of Representatives br ssfss
Distrets aud politics 8 g elected.
X Financial Arar-cOrdiOn tie Public Debt OSdy De-
elared to CongesG
Statement Of expenses begrnnsd
,be Rebellion.
l. The several States Ares. Population Of Electors Capt.
tas GOrsrnos aealy denoted. Their salaries time 'e'r
terms expire days Of meeting Of Lsls'urs' days "h'a
State Elections Carefully eosd to the present year
xL Foreign GOyernnsnsArea Population kuitr' uss dates u
Accession and forms Of GOvenUent
Election Reurns-Fu Official return ey Coahn Of zoe '0s ZOE
Grant and Seymour in So..mbe less compared With that oz
Lincoln and Mcclellan y 1854
onea returns BY cOuunes Of votes for GoVsnOf' or ''h
sadiag State oneee, ia 1853
on returns by Counties and Districts Of votes 10 lea for
Members Of Congress political division Of esud asI
State Isgaiarss-the political divisions 10 Senate and
Kill Reeeas Delegates Congress and other enesr In
rapidly growing Territories
XIV summary Presidential Elections showing the 'sts Of
each State, And the vast Increase 10 1903
taken unusual make record o s vos
tIeu ID 1858 entirely complete aud accurate Nearly state re-
turn for copied directly from the ofe
record the proper officer Il especial ain 10 F's
all these and neither pains eIpsaa has
approach nearly possible " this resclI
Price copy. For sale by all Sevsnen.
paid for Dollar Orders will DC aed IA the order d
their reception.
THE TRIBUNE. Nsw.Ysrk
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

ELECTRICITY applied for the cure of acute
and chronic disease by Dr. CHlxBEKS No Fourteubs
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25

TERRIBLE ATRoCITIEsIi
New-York tribune., 1869-02-25
REFRIBUTIoSii

THB MONSTER PUNIsHBDlli
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

THE CONCERTS which we're given in
the Congregational church, "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Of last week,
by Mr.. J. c. Wallace and assistants,
from Davenport, was highly creditable
to the performers In every respect; and
we were very sorry to see 90 small an
audience in attendance-a lack Of APP
probation of . good concert by our
towns people that is only partially ex-
cused by the fact that on Thursday
evening Sabbath School entertain
ment Of local interest was given ut the
Court House.
We were 50 unfortunate as not to he
present the first evening; but on the
last, despite our acknowledged disabili-
ty as Judge, we feel safe in saying that
the music was admirably selected and
excellently rendered. Especially were
we delighted with Prof. Cherrier's solos
upon the piano and srgan, Messrs.
Lyle and Harmer's "Larboard Watch"
Mr.. Harmer's solos, and that magnifi-
cient old chorus, "Gloris," from Mo.
sart's l3sl1 mass. A-.".. Jog
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

MISTAKEN ENTERPRIsE.-We like
enterprise, especially in Cedar county
towns, and would be glad to see our
lively neighbor, Clarence, rejoicing in a
real local paper; but we must confess,
we recognise no element of enterprise in
the mongrel sheet, two-thirds Clinton
and one-third Clarence, that makes it's
appearance once week purporting to
he Clarence newspaper. Get the fix
lures, gentleman publishers of the CLAIR
ence Gazette, and enter into honorable
competition, doing the work at home;
but do not be cleaning Cedar county
work to feed Clinton office under the
miserable delusion that you arelaboring
for home interests. And then the "pel
shent' is SO small. 1t won't pay, gen
tlemen! Our word for it, it won't pay.
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HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT d

HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT or
BUCHU.-It is with more than usual
earnestness that we call the attention of
our many readers and friends to the
advertisement in another column, Of
this popular remedy. Earnest are we
in 40 mentioning It ~ the concurrent
testimony Of our scientific pf1ysicians,
both of Allopathic and Homeopathic
practice, and Of our able and excellent
Druggists, that, ~ q curative agent for
diseases Of the kidneys and urinating
organs, there is nothing to equal it.
1t is known to all who have made
medicine study, that Buchu. in some
form. has for ages past been used as q
remedy for the above mentioned dis
eases.-N. Y. Evening Post.
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IOWA ITEMS,

Barrett's Hair Restorative.
That "nigger' has been taken out
Of the wood-pile, and put upon the
stump. For particulars see Alexander
Clark's list Of speeches.-Des Moincs
Register.
Barrett's bound to win SUCCESS.
The Marion Register says: IN three
days last week, Maj. Thompson, Dist.
Atty, tried Is criminal cases in the
Tama county District Court, was success
full in all Gf them, and four of the cul-
prits were sentenced to the Penitentiary.
Barrett's Hair Restorative, Peerless.
At the special request of the State
Central Committee, Alexander Clark,
the colored orator Of Muscatine, will
speak to the people Of his race ut Daven-
port on October s; at Keokuk on the
9th; Denmark on the 7th; Des Moines
OH the 9th. This is the first colored
man put on the political stump in the
Northwest, and is convincing evidence
of how fast this world does move.
Barrett's must and will have.
The Winterset San hos the following
item concerning the smallest man in the
United States: Johnny McKibber
made friendly call on General Tomb
Thumbs and Commodore Mutt, during
their recent visit to Des M0fnes. They
received him very cordially, and the
General offered him $1,000 year to
travel with his party. Johnny, how.
ever, couldn't see it," and the smallest
man in the United States 10 still citizen
Of Winterset."
Barrett's Restores, Beauties and
AdOrns.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

DEMoREsr's YOU'VE AMER1CA.-This
bright little Magazine Is rs full of good
things, and as great favOrite with the
children as ever. One Of the causes Of
its popularity is because it enters right
into tire ch'.d aS occupations ;.p;i and
them. We recommend it to all parents
who wish to procure q juvenile periodi-
cal which combines much and varied
instruction with amusement and great
originality. $1.5O per annum with .
premium. Address 838 Broadway, N. Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

THE PUBLIC SCIOOIS.-The town Of
Upton, either with or without cause, has
long been somewhat proud of its public
schools. Years ago, soon after the then
New School House" was occupied,
there is no question but that in point of
buildings and furniture, as well as the
grade and character of the schools, we
ranked well among Iowa towns of equal
size and importance. But year after
year Of constant use, with 10 material
change or repair, had brought our rooms
and fixtures far below para general air
of neglect and dilapidation having crept
over the whole building, within and
without. This being the case, no care
or ability in the management of the
schools themselves could prevent the
observer, and indeed, to sIWost every
one. This state of things, however, is
now among the "has beens;" and the
Upton Union School building is as COM
Portable, pleasant and convenient as it
could possibly be made without replace
ing the old will, new one, which WIS
not warranted by the circumstances.
In the reconstruction, fsjuvenation
and REIMBURSEMENT of the old one, our
efficient Board have done that for which
they deserve much credit, both for good
judgment and good taste. New fence
and walks, and the liberal use Of well
chosen paint on the house Except the
rear walls, and we beg pardon for this
expression of disgust for the nasty brown
wash which was made to serve here)
have given II bright aud inviting look to
TIRE exterior, which is more titan sus-
tanned when one steps inside. Here
new floors, wainscotting, plaster, paint
and white.wasl have indeed worked
wonders. And right here allow us to
say word in deserved compliment to
the painters, Messrs. Ingman & Smith.
They have done an excellent aud ele-
giant job. In some of the granting Ed.
has left his oak panels more natural
than nature-indeed, the old dame her
self would be puzzled to tell an oak
one from his limitations.
And then those seats. They have ar
rircti, and are nearly AFT in position ;
aud are undoubtedly the latest and best
thing out. We have no time to de-
scribe them, SO go and see for yourselves.
The visit will not be lost, even If % Is
made after school commences, whicl,
will he upon next Monday, in the Union
School House; the North Division
school having began on Monday of this
week. The entire cost Of repairs, in
Guiding the seats, will foot up about
So, 700 and hsdeed it is lnoarey we'll
invested.
The school year that thus begins un-
der so favorable auspices, will be taught
by the following corps Of teachers:
Principal, VIM. Wilcox; Assistant
in High school, Mss II. Beach; Gram.
mar school, Hiss Focht; intermediate
Miss Z. Il. Smith; Secondary, Miss NJ
Wilkinson; Primary, Miss NJ. H.
Daniels; North Division, Mrs. " r.
Scott.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

"THE UNIVERSAL AYER"-On my
journey over the cOntinent-through
Turkey. India, China. japan, Peru,
Chill, Paraguay, Brazil, and Mexico,
and the United States-in them all to
some extent and in some to great ex-
tent, I have found the universal Aver
represented by his family medicines,
which are often held in fabulous esteem.
Whether they win their marvellous rep
t hno y te ,f hay siss k"Hw derree
that It frequently gave me Importance
to have come from the same country.
Fields tcttcrs from abraed.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

THERE is no disease flesh is heir to
more troublesome to manage than rheu-
matism. 1t comes when you least ex-
pect it, and generally remains till 1t
gets ready to go away. The MOST Con-
spicuotts. remedy for this complaint is
Johnson's Anodyne Linimcnt.
Two or three doses Of Sheridln's
Cuvalry Condition POsOders will cure q
horse of any common Cough or cold, and
the very worse cases may be cured in a
few weeks. We know this from exper-
fence.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

PLYMOUTH PULPIT, q weekly publ
cation of sermons preached by Henry
Ward Beecher. Go and get one at Nor
row 4 James. Also, all the popular
weekly and monthly papers and maya
zines. Don't starve for reading matter
when it can be procured with little
trouble when after your mail.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

The Church of God In Iowa will hold
her annual Eldsship or Conference, In
Cedar county In the New Fairview
Bethel, southwest Of Lowden, on the
2lst Of October to continue over Sabbath.
Ministers Of other denominations are
invited and will be received az advisory
members. JOHN HUFF, Clerk.
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MARRIED.

At Upton, September 18th, by John s. TIT
hill, J. r.. Mr.. William Williamson and Miss
Sarah Moffett. all of this county.
At Upton, September 29th BY Johf s. Tut
HILL Mr. Simeon Brink and Miss Amanda
Brink all of this county.
At the residence of the officiating minister,
Rev. J. Riale on the 29th ult., Mr.. l.. 7. Sheets
and Miss Carrie +. Covell. both OF Cedar coun-
ty
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

honors for running; Paul Pritchard,
owned BY Trip q Aechanicsvills, for
Cedar county trotting; and Iowa, form
erly Sleepy John, won the sweepstakes
trotting race: time. 2:s7, 2:s7, 2:ss.
At meeting Of the society held on
the grounds "Wednesday p. NJ, the OIL
GERS Of tho Society los last year were re-
elected, except the Board Of Directors. -
The Society also ratified the action Of
the Directors at their annual meeting in
making changes In the bylaws. The
number Of Directors having been re-
duced from one from each township, to
seven at large, . meeting on Thursday
elected the following Board: DIR. f. h.
Town of Springfield township, H. v.
Smith Of Centre, Ad. Bair Of Rochester,
NJ. springsteed Of Dayton, J. II. Culver
Ut Pioneer, Jas. Kelley Of Sugar Greek,
and Josiah Collins Of Iowa.
Everything was Most Promising
Thursday evening for another successful
day on Friday. This would pretty
nearly have cleared the Society's in
debtedness; but the rain came aud the
crowd stayed. leaving it somewhat in
the mud financially, and very much SO
literally. The managers, howev. r, are
looking to another year, aud hoping for
one more such Fair-except that rain.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07
THOSE beautiful plaids for Bedouin
wraps can be found at VIM. Dean 4 Co.'S.

SHOE TIPs.-The American Shoe Tip
Company have introduced, this season.
a new white metal tip, which by wear
has the appearance Of silver, aud is de-
cidedly ornamental. A metal tip adapt
aud must come into as general use on
finer grades Of children's shoes as the
copper tips have Oh the common grades.
-BOstOn Journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

STILL TO be had Mt Schmucker's, sue
cessOr to Hall & Schumacher, fresh
drugs, patent medicines, perfumeries,
toilet soaps, brushes, oils and all the va
rious articles belonging to the drug
line.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07
those Norway poplins are bea uties
ct Cobb & Wetzel,s.

Observation-Disclosures letters, love let
tors, miscellaneous letters, ali look nrat.
y indeed when written with Tnvinr,.
Diamond INK, for sale by Morrow =
James, where blank deeds, mortcaras
leases, and In fact blanks of every Kind
and description used by notaries, iustic-
%, &C., &C., are kept constantly on hand
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

Coon business lots for sale in Stan
wood-inquire at Clarence or Stanwood
Of T. & B. Mink.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

How TO KILL OwIs.-Commence by
slowly walking around the tree where
the owl is perched. In his anxiety to
watch your movements he turns his
head, forgetting to turn his body at the
same time. The consequence is, in a
short time he wrings his neck off. We
get this novel recipe from F. p. Dean,
the reading boot and shoe merchant, of
Upton. His store is now full of goods,
just received from the man trfacturers, of
tile very best make. We may parffcu-
larry mention his French kip boots and
calf slices. There is both pleasure and
profit in dealing with. y man like +. p.
Dean, who never misrepresents his
goois, aud has Them all marked III large
plain figures, SO that all can see the prize
cs. His motto Is, "Terms, cash: One
price tn ALL"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

% Hon. J. B. GRINNELL will make a
political speech ut the Court House, to-
morrow -Friday-evening att o'clock.
He IL . good speaker. Let US al turn
out and have little revival.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-10-07

THE best and cheapest double warn
Oh PACK alpacas can be found at Cobb &