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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-12-30
IOWA ITEMS.

The Washington county court house
was sold the other day for $40.
In Lee county, in the drawing that
took place, one colored man is selected
for the Grand Jury and three for the
petit jury.
There are 2l6 newspapers in Iowa,
of which l47 are. Republican, 80 Demo-
cratic, ~ neutral or unknown, and s
Others variousiy classed.
The Vinton Eagle says that the
First National Bank of that place has
surrendered its charter and retired from
business as u National Bank.
Col. Dewey, Com missioner of claims
for Iowa, left for Washington last week,
to see about that 500, 900 that Uncle
Sam owes this State.
The Rev. Miss Augusta Chaplin, re-.
Gently Of Milwaukee, formerly OF Mt
Pleasant, has been engaged as pastor of
the Universalist Society Of Iowa City, at
q salary of 81 500 year.
During the past term, it is stated,
that the students Of the Iowa Agricul-
tural College have earned at least half
their board. The entire work has
amounted to So, 800, and the board to
1900.
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The Week of Prayer.

The Evangelical Alliance has issued
its annual circular in relation to tho
week ofprayer throughout the world
January 90. For the sake of uniform
ity the following topics are suggest
ed:
SUNDAY, JAN. 2d-.Scrnons. -Person
and work Of the Holy Spirit.-Gal. v:
%, %.
MONDAY, JAN. 3d.-Pcrsonal.-
Thanksgiving for individual mercies,
confession of sin, and prayer for person
al holiness and more entire conservation
to Gods service.
TUESDAY, JAN. 4th.-Nationai-
Prayer for the President of the United
States and all in authority in our own
and other lands; for universal peace;
for removal Of political corruption and
increase of integrity and righteousness
and government; for religious liberty,
and advances of truth in countries where
religious liberty is enjoyed and where it
is sought.
WEDNESDAY,, JAN. 5th.-Donnstic
and Sociat.-Prayer for parents and
children, and the blessings of the Chris
tian home; for employers and the en-
ployed; for all schools AMI colleges.
THURSDAY, JAN. 9th Christian
Union. - Thanksgiving for Christian
union, and prayer for its increase; spe-
cial supplication in behalf of the efforts
of the Evangelical Alliance in this
country, and for the Divine blessing on
the assembly Of Christians from all
countries to be held in the autumn of
this year, in New York.
FRIDAY, JAN. 7th.-7Ac Christian
MWch.-Prayer for all ministers of the
Word, and that the Lord would send
forth more laborers; for all officers and
members of Christian churches; for the
removal of all false doctrine.
SATURDAY, JAN. Sth.-7he World
Prayer for the spread of Gods Word
and pure literature in all lands; for
men Of commerce and science; that our
civilization may be Christianize6, and
its material resources consecra,ed; for
Christians in heath Ell and idolatrous
countries; for the Chinese and all i'm
migrants in America; for missionaries
and missionary and religious societies,
and for the conversion Of the world to
Christ
SUNDAY, JAN. 9TH Cor. xiii.
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AT Muscatine, the night of the I'D
Chambers Bros. grain elevator wa
totally destroyed by fire, and the ad
joining buildings were only saved by
superhuman sxertsons. The elevator
was built in 1866 At . cost of $50, 600, anG
was insured In various ompaniss fol
SCI 500. This from the Journal; as also
the shooting In saloon of Lewis Godfry
by VIM. Ogilvie, which happened
Thursday p. NJ, Of last week and result.
ed in the death Of 0odfry.
The following story is going the
rounds credited to an Iowa paper and
located in an Iowa town, which Is un-
doubtedly q mistake:
The story runs as follows
"a young man Of this city attended a
select gathering of few female &C.
quaintances at the res idence Of a young
lady friend recently, and while there
accidentally discovered that he had lost
one Of his sleeve-buttons. But its
whereabouts he could not discover.
They hunted and hunted, but the miss
ing sleeve-button was nowhere to be
found. The party separated about mid
night and the young lady friend retire d
with chum to her room, and began the
process of disrobing. As the dress was
opened the sleeve-button fell to the
floor, its jingle being almost drowned in
suppressed shriek.'
The Central Iowa Railroad was COM
pleted to Marshalltown on Monday of
last week, the last spike being driven
about seven O'Clock on the evening of
that day.
The Iowa City Press perpetrates the
following: 1.-The delegates to the bond
reputation meeting, at Muscatine, left
Oh the early train to-day. Braine:d
arose at four o'clock this morning, got
down his family Bible, read a plant
from jeremiah and scanned the 32d
verse of the 18th chapter of Luke, sang
the hymn,
And are We rebels yet alive,
And do we yet rebel
cleaned his false teeth ON the forearm of
the left sleeve of his nightgown, used a
stick Of pomade on his eyebrows, denud-
ed his right arm and bled himself in the
radical artery, using the blood as ink in
which to register an oath that he would
not pay his tax, hung his nightcap on
the northeast post of his bed, put on his
boots, assumed his bfurcated garment,
insinuated himself into his vest, coaxed
u new coat upon the Irregularities of his
skeleton, took a nip of Wahoo bitters,
aud sailed forth to Muscatine, riding
a pass bestowed upon us by our 'oppres-
sors,' and will be heard from to-mor-
row."
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THE CLINTON AND NEBRASKA CITY
RAILRoAD.-The last Clinton Age CON
txins some six columns Of quotations
from various newspapers. and extracts
from letters written by prominent men
along the proposed line Of this railroad,
from which it deduces the following:
"From the earliest history of railroad
projects in Iowa and the West to the
present time, there has been no enter
prise contemplated which has been so
we'll received in 50 short a time, rs the
idea of buiIdinga railroad from Clinton
to Nebraska City and south west
through New Mexico. All along the
proposed line, from the Mississippi river
to the Missouri, there has come up but
one response. aud that favorable to the
pro cct."
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SPLENDID OFFER.

We are prepared to furnish the TIP
TON ADVERTISER and the following
papers and magazines, At the following
apecified advance rates to alt who may
desire them. This is fine chance to
get good reading cheap:
Th. New York Independent (t2. so per year,,
And two nne steel engravings of Grant
and Colfax, worth 81 eachl and the
psters' Musical Monthly. (which contains
81 worth Of music in each NUMBER, for
one year for 4.25
The Toledo Weekly Blade. Petroleum v.
Mas6ys Paper" Is2 o per year; and the
The American Agriculturist 81 80 per year,
and the Upton Advertiser, one year
for $50
Tho Chicago Weekly Evening Post $500
per year,, and the Upton Advertiser,
49, for :... g.4. 200
Tho Prairie Farmer $500 per year., and the
Upton Advertiser for 800
The Iowa Homestead $500 per year, and
the Upton Advertiser, for 300
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DEBORAH, Iowa. 18th mo-. 18th. 1856!


Editor Adrertiser-SIR:-Wh PEE
rusinga Clayton county paper, I find
that man named Chas. Oekler (alias
Weber, was arrested in Louden in your
county, and is now lodged in Jail at
Upton, for representing himself as
agent for several newspaper firms. This
same individual has left many sorrow
full friends here and in this county
whom he swindled out of sums Of two
and half aud three dollars while acting
as agent for New York German paper
called The World. Now this scalawag
deserves hanging. He swindled our
firm out Of the sum Of six dollars, and
rs the paper did not come on, wrote to
the editor, who told me that we were
all the victims Of a swindler, as they did
not recognize any such man. l imme-
diately had his name published in the
Dubuque Democrat, and am satisfied
he will be rewarded according to his
deeds. He is man Of full medium size,
black moustache and eyes, wore q grey
ish soiled hat, red neck-tie. and had a
black satchel with him. If this is of
any benefit to his prosecutors you may
let them know it.
am truly yours, :, ,,,>-
Carriage Factory, DEBORAH, Iowa. corner OF
Washington and broadway SITS.
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The Markets.

DAVENPORT, Deer. 2s.-Wheat 52(a
7sc; Corn 42d45; Oats 4O@4lc; Barley,
27(g4Sc; Live hogs, S4@9c.
40cG70; Corn-old, so; new, 90; Oats
soc; Rye, SOC; Barley, 55c@Sl.oo; Po-
tatoes-new, 25@40 per bu; Butter, CSC
per h.; Live hogs, s@s4 cts. per 10.
MuscATINE, Deer. 2s.-Wheat, 500
Coo; Corn-new, 5O@55c; Oats, 500 4Oc
Barley, 3464 0c; Live hogs, rode per
h.
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WHEY, Dec. 9th

DOWNEl, Dec. Sltn 1907,
Editor Of Advertiser:-On the 2lst
inst. the wife Of David FIattis tainted
while putting coal in the stove,
and when she came to she says she was
laying on the stove, her clothes being on
fire. She rushed out doors to save her
children from being burned; AS she
came out of the house she was seen 10y
Mr.. Smith, who went to her assistance.
The fire was extinguished, but she was
SO badly burned that she died the next
morning.
This is the second time that she has
been badly burned. About eight or
nine years ago she left the house to go
after water; when she got back the
house was Oh fire, and as she opened
the door the fire came into her face
burning her SO badly that her recovery
was doubtful for several days. The
house and II young child were burned.
A.. II. T..
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PAY up, pay up your account at VIM
Dean & Co.'S. before Jan. LIST, 1870.

A REWARD DUE.-Joseph Thompson
was arrested in this county last June
by Deputy Sheriff Wilhelm, upon a
grave crime, but escaped from custody
while OH the way to the county seat. A
liberal reward was ut once offered, and
much effort made for his re-arrest, but
to no purpose. On Monday he surren-
dered himself to Justice Sweet, who is
sued the warrant for his arrest, and gave
bonds for his appearance at the next
term of court. His next move should
DO to call upon the Deputy Sheriff for
that reward
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SMALL FRUIT RECORDER AND Cor
TAGE GARDNER.--We are in receipt Of
this valuable little monthly paper, edit
ed by a. NJ. Purdy, successor to Purdy
Il Johnston) of Palmyra, n. Y. 1t con-
ton to this subject we ever saw, and
should be in the hands Of every person
who has garden of even rod square.
The price is only so cents a year. Send
stamp for specimen copy and circular
containing offer to those getting up
clubs. We notice any person getting
up club Of six has one copy gratis.
Purdy & Hance, st South Bend, Ind,
also send out valuable little work call
ed the small Fruit INSTRUCTOR" which
has received the highest testimonials
from the most prominent horticulttrists
and pomologists in the United States.
1t tells how to plant and grow all kinds
Of small fruits. Price only ten cents.
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TED TO pRACTlCE.-At the re.

\ ;. TED TO PRACTICE.-At the re-
cent term Of the District court, r. w.
Starr made application for admission as
u member Of the bar, and was duly ad-
mitted and qualified to practice. Mr..
Starr began his studies some three or
four years ago with Piatt & Spicer; but
has never before, we believe, made All
attempt for admission. He has form
ed partnership with that veteran law
yer, ). A. Bissell, and has the ability to
make rapid progress upon the high road
tosuccess that now lies open before
him.
L. X. White and G.. w. Mcmillan al
so made application for admission at the
same term. The committee appointed
to examine these candidates, Messrs.
Carr, Craine and Wolf, made favorable
report, but the parties did not appear in
order to be qualified.
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A RELIABLE FIRM.-We refer to Giles
Brothers & Co., Manufacturing and I'M
porting Jewellers, Chicago. This House,
as we can testify, from actual expert
ence, is not prevented by its immense
business from yielding prompt attention
to a small order; and further, that their
goods have proved all that they were
represented to be. We can recommend
them unreservedly to any one desiring
to send for watches, jewelry, &C.; with
out any fear of proving blind guide.
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PRANG's AMERICAN CHRoMOs.-A
fine selection of these beautiful works of
art may be see at the post office, where
they are offered for sale cheap by Nor
row & James. The stock embraces some
of the choicest and most valuable of
the pictures issued by Prang. Among
them are "The Crown of New England"
"Lincoln's Boyhood," after Eastman
Johnson; Sunlight in Winter" after
J. Morviller; Early and Late Autumn"
and many others. Call and examine
them.
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BALLOU'S MAGAZINE for January,
like its predecessors, does all and more
than could reasonably be expected of a
magazine that is furnished SO much
cheaper than others Of the same size and
character. It's sketches, stories and
poetry are fresh and interesting, and
the new year is begun by it with great
promise of good things to come.
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MURDER involves the taking Of life
and il sad, even when one horse kicks
another to death in q stable; but all such
occurrances may be avoided by using
strong halters and the patent Dexter
Halter Hitch. The Halter Hitch is a
simple continuance that costs but a tri-
fe; can be fastened to any manger or
post in five minutes; and this being done
a horse can be hitched beyond a posi-
bility of getting loose by simply passing
the halter through the Hitch-a saving
oftime that will be appreciated by any
one with fingers numb from driving in
the cold.
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BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY GIFT FOR
CHILDREN-THE LITTLE CORPORAL
This brilliant juvenile for January
makes its appearance in a new dress,
with new engraved title page OH the
cover. 1t claims to have a larger circu
lation than any other juvenile nlaga.
zine in the world; and deserves its great
popularity, both because of its original
ity and sterling worth, because it gives
so much for 80 SIN all a price, only one
dollar year. Published by Alfred l..
Sewell & Co., Chicago, III. All the
children should have it. 1t will make
them both better and happier, all
through the year. All who subscribe
before the first Of the year will receive
the Nov. and Dec. Nos. of the old year
free.
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4 gentleman from Bethel Hill, Me-.
says that Messrs. Allen Bros, proprie-
tors of Philip Aliens Print works r. l.,
were down to Bryant's Pond recently,
trouting, when one of them was attack
ed with sciatic rheumatism SO suddenly,
that he had to be carried from the pond
to his hotel, a bottle of Johnson's Ano-
dyne Linime,at was resorted to, and he
was out next day.
How are you today? I'm not feeling
well, bilious and sick head ache, have
been looking around for q box OF Par
sons Puryative Pills, but our traders are
all sold out-Country Paper.
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AaR1CuE1UnAL MEnEINo. - The
n1uth agInl X IN Cs1lr CO.
AsficSitural Hoclssy VIII bs held q the
office Of the President, II. c. Piatt, at
Upton, Iowa, on the l4th day of Janua-
ry, 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at which
time aud place all the officers. directors
and ali others interested are earnestly
requested to be present, to transact such
business rs may regularly come before
the meeting.
S. L. SMITH, Sec'y.
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No Twos.-A Michigan paper tells
the following story about one of the
damsels-and they are plenty else
where, as Upton dealers will tell you
who can under no circumstances be in
duced to buy larger than No. 2 shoes,
no matter how bountiful dame nature
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The Albany Times prints the follow
ing advertisements:
Whereas, my new hat was taken from
rack In q barber shop on Broadway
last evening, and All old one left in its
place; now, this is to give notice that if
my hat is not returned to me, at the ad-
dress pasted in it, before shutdown to-
day, with the cost of this publication,
will forward to the wife Of the person
who took it, the letter found concealed
in the lining of the old one.
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Jte Tiptoa Aarertiser,

a. Advertisers transient Local and Special
,,.,lrs. and transient Advertisements must be paid
- in advance to secure insertion. I'D
nditoriAa Notices or Advertisements in the Local
columns wl be charged 70 cents per line, each inser-
tiOn.
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THE SENTENCE.-The following is the
language Of Judge Rothrock in pro-
n0uncing sentence upon Patrick Doyle,
convicted Of killing his mother. The
senlence was pronounced at nine o clock
Thursday morning, the l4th inst; and
though the room was filled at the time,
the convicted prisoner at the bar show
ed less emotion than almost any other
person within the sound of the Judge $
voice. He presented the same stolid
appearance of almost total indifference
which which had characterized him
almost without exception throughout
his trial. The words efths Court were
a. follows:
As has been suggested by your coun
sci the time for argument has passed.
You were presented by the Grand Jury
Tor trial before this Court. Twelve inn
partial citizens Of this County were en-
panneled as a jury, to try your case.
You have had the aid OF able counsel.
who have used all honorable means for
your Acquittal, and after patient in
vestigation Of three days the jury re-
turned verdict of guilty of murder in
the second degree. After giving close
attention to the evidence, and in my
rulings giving you the benefit of every
doubt, l am constrained to say that you
have had fair and impartial trial, and
with the verdict / am content.
= have nodisposition to dwell upon the
enormity Of this most unnatural crime,
or by any word or act of mine to harrow
your feelings OH an occasion like this
Your aged mother who endured the
pains and perils Of maternity for you,
and who nursed and watched over you
III helpless infancy, and who had
flght to lean upon you as the staffof her
declining years, was the victim of your
unprovoked atrocity. And after all it
seems that the punishment about to
be inflicted upon you Is severe. That
the way of the transgressor is hardn Is
a. true now as it was when it was writ-
ten thousands OF years ago. But let
IN hope that the remaining years Of
your life may be so spent that you will
receive pardon from Him who 10 able to
save to even to the uttormost.
tonly remains for me to perform the
iast Sad and painful duty in your case,
Oy amxing the penalty for the crime Of
which you have been convicted. It is
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on Friday,
Dec. Eth, 1869,
we shall commence our first
REGULAR ANNUAL
REDUCTION
SALE,

SALE.
to be continued to the close of
the year 1869.
Our Stock consists in part of
the following Staple Goods, to-
wit:
800 gals. best ono test Ker-
osene, at 40 cts. per gallon; 1000
lbs O. K. and DeLand's Salera-
tus, at 10 cts. per h.; 5000 lbs.
Sugars, (all grades); Is bbls.
Table Syrups; 900 lbs Dried
Fruits, (assorted); $50 cans
Fruits, (assorted); 10 bbls. Cider
Vinegar; 5 bbls No. Mackerel;
20 doz. Brooms; $50 bushel Bas-
kets, (hand made); whole and
ground Spices, Soda, Baking
Powders, Candies, Preserved
Fruits, Sauces, Jellies, Starch,
Soaps, Candles, Rope, Cordage,
Horse Cards, Currycombs, Brush
es, Pals, Tubs, Churns, Stone
ware, &C., in great variety; $50
lbs. assorted Tobaccos, at 3 cts.
per ID. above purchase; II half
chests fresh Teas, at 10 cts. per
ID above purchase in New York
city; 10 Sacks choice Rio Coffee,
at | cent. per ID. above purchase
in Chicago. Our stock of White
Granite Queensware embraces
over 100 dozen Teas and Cotfees,
2OOdozcn Plates, 50dozcn Bowls,
30 dozen Pitchers, &C., &C., and
is the Most Complete and
Choicest Selections ever
offered in this market. and will
be Sold at Net Chicago
Wholesale Quotations. 200
pairs Buck and Elk Gloves and
Mitts at purchase cost; $50 Mir
rors in walnut, oval and gilt and
common frames, at Is per cent.
reduction in prices. Our stock
of Glassware is replete in varic-
tv, and embraces over 200 Stand
Covered Bowls, 600 Goblets and
Tumblers, so sets (6 pieces each)
Tableware, ut - cts. per set, 500
Salt Cups, 1872 Kerosene Lamps
and Lanterns, 1922 Chimneys,
&C., &C., ut prices aCAich
aciW UStO1lish all. 100
sets best American Knives and
Forks at 20 per cent. discount;
$3.50 worth Silver Plated Spoons
and Forks (Rogers & Bro, A ~
at % per cent. discount from
manufacturers list; 100 boxes
Frazec's Axle Grease at Is cts.
per box; 300 Bottles Cillett's
Liquid Blueing at 5 cts. per bot
tie; $50 boxes +. Miller's and
Mason's Backing, &c.
Our principal object being to
realize the cash, we invite
every man, woman and child
within our range of trade, to
tempt us freely, to make the best
bargain they can with us, and if
they offer within stone-throw of
cost-their cash will change
hands.
SPECIAL.-Our 1egll-
lar patrons are invited to
call early while the assortment is
complete. No books of accounts
will be kept during this reduc-
ton sale. Additional statesmen
will be employed.
Respectfully,
ALDEN, SCOTT & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers.
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that you be imprisoned in the peniten-
tiary Of this State at hard labor for the
period of your natural life and pay the
cost Of prosecution.
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ALL persons indebted to VIM. Dean
4 Co. please call and settle their ac-
counts by cash or note before Jan'y lst,
1870. sses 81
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SQUARE your accounts with VIM.
Dean & Co. before Jan'y LIST, 1870.
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HARpER's MAGAZINE.-The January
number contains the second paper of
Frederick the Great, highly interesting
and beautifully illustrate biographical
sketch; The Site of the National Capt.
tai, with illustrations; Lady Fortune,
4 poem; Beast, Bird aud Fish and Paul
Du Chaillu Once More, both very inter-
esting and profusely illustrated; Thun-
der Struck aud The Wife Of John Cart
err, two charming stories; the opening
chapter Of Anteros, u continued story
by the author of Guy Livingstone; the
Editors Literary, Scientific and Histo-
rical Records, which are filed with that
which is interesting and Instructive; and
the Editors Drawer.
The prospectus Of this most valuable
and entertaining monthly, with sub
scription price, as we'll as that of the
Weekly and Bazar, each the best of its
class, may DO seen by referring to our
advertising columns.
EITHER the Magazine, Weekly or Bdzar
will be furnished with the ADVERTISER
at So Is per annum.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.
ERRORS OFYOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ser
Debility. Premature Decay. and all the effects of
youthful inscreon will for the sake ofsurerins hui
manity, send free all who need IT, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ADVERT
ser's experience, do by addressing. In perfect
confidence, JOHN Il. OGDEN,
~! No & Cedar street, Ne'~ York.