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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-17

The largest attendance was during the
Winter torn, when there were IOc en-
rolled.
The examinations for the past term
will begin Monday the 2lst and close
Friday the 18th, which closes the pres
ent years session. The attendance of
all those who feel an interest in the adj
vancement of the school, is earnestly
desired to give encouragement to, and
express appreciation of, effort.
r" the scholars we would return
thanks for the manifest interest which
they have taken in the welfare of the
school, and the kindly manner in which
they have received the instructions and
suggestions of the teachers and trust
that during the coming months, they
will SO far remove themselves from the
routine of school life as to enjoy the
pleasure which only vacation affords.
w. NJ. WILCOX, Principal.
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49,
DIED.

At York Prairie, Cedar county, Iowa, May
18th, 1863. JAMES NJ. FtWCt.rT. aged 20 yea IN
The day previous to his death he returne ed
from California where he had spent tho win
ter in hopes ~ regaining his health, thankful
that he could once more behold the face of his
wife and mother. He passed away in great
pain.
Thou art gone, Death spread his wntry arm.
And beauty smiles no more:
Ali where are now those rising charms
Which pleased our eyes before"
That once loved form, now cold and dead,
Each mournful thought employs.
We weep, our earthly comforts fled.
Ana w!thcred all our joys.
ihnn let our tears of sorrow flow
For God recalls his own;
And bids him leave q world of woe
For an immortal crown.
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IMPORTANT FACT.

We that persons of strong constitutions, and
suler for days with pains Of the limbs lon Of
appetite and fever, who suddenly get well amer cholic
Alowed by Shiny. bilious stools. The relief produced
by these excavations the orig nal guide to the
idea and practice OF burgn,ion. and which, when
forced by Brandeths Pills, always BENEFITS usually
cures and oren prevents disease especially scarlet
fever and diseases Of similar character.
L. l.. Cook. publisher of the state Banner Hen
nington W. says Rrnndrrths Pills cured him Of
Dysicpsia after be afflicted with II over Ave ysAsa
His friends and doctors considered his recovery lns.
possible; but six boxes Of Brameihs Pills restored his
health perfectly.
young lady OF Mount Pleasant sureiy troubled
with 1ape-worm. All advice and meiicine failed 70
help her She had rest. Thin carewovn and
happy she looked the picture of misery AZ last che
concluded 10 try Dr,ndreths Pills. In year she
took ssvcniytwo boxes. They brought away, accord
ing TO her computation. over two hundreds yards Of
taPeworn. At length all her bad symptoms ien her
she slept and ate naturally and her health became
fully r,stotssi.
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"A WORD TO HoRsEMEN.'

DIR TUB! As CELEBRATED VENETIAN MORSE
Li$IMENr has been Vested by the nrss Hosssmsa IN
this country and proved to pc snpcrto- to any Other
The late Hiram woodruf, of 'tsostsng aams." was
never without bottle In his stable II Il also ues -
Cob Bush, Of the Jerome Park Course, u Tor6hAn,
n V, who has over twenty running horses under HI
car" among which rank some Of finest stock In Amss>
len. II Is warranted TO cure Iameness, sprAins.
Throat Nail In the Foot, and Over Heating. whsa
used a'cu riding to the directions. -
An who own or employ Horses sre assured that this
Eminent will do all ir not more. In curing the shove
named complaints. No horse need die Of Collie, r.
when hrst taken the Innieut used according to The
directions. Always have bottle In your stable.
Price. i'll Pint bottles, One Dollar. The genuine b
si.n" =. l. Tobias the outside wrapper. For sale
by the Druggists, sadlers and storskeepers threagA
out the Cnited states. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
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ALABAMA CLAIMs.-We are inform
ed that the most persistent and unyield-
ing of the private citizens who have
claims VS.. the British Government are
Dr. J. c. Aver & Co., of Lowell, Mass.
the manufacturers of medicines. They
will consent to nothing less than that
their demands for medicines destroyed
by the British pirates shall be paid in
gold and in dollars TO the last cent. They
are embroidered 10y the fact that the de-
struction Of their goods by the English
in China and elsewhere for where are
not that troublesome nation tralnpling
upon somebody:) have hitherto been
paid in full, aud they now say that they
shall be. They however propose this
compromise: Give us Canada and we
will call it even, because we can then
send our remedies there without duty.
Washington News.
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IOWA ITEMS.

Over 900 men are at work on the
railroad between burlington and Fort
Madison.
Barrett's" hair restorative.
They have a monstro-ity in Maquo
keta in the shape of a pig with one head
and neck, two bodies and eight legs.
"Barrett's' achieves wonders.
The Nashua Post says that the pros
poets for IA big crop in that part of the
Cedar Valley is the best ever known.
Avoid mischief, Use "Barrctt's.
The crops in Mills county are look.
ing exceedingly fine and everything
betokens a prosperous season.
Who received the medal? Garrett
In burlington, recently, girl, i'm.
mediately after marriage, refused to live
"have peace but she was inexola-
bic.
"Barrett's' a personal charm.
"A Jones county girl upon her ap.
pointed wedding day was offered
s. by another fellow 20 play Off on No.
| and take himself instead. She did it,
and the bereaved brevet husband went
and married her sister.
The Musc,tine County Republican
Convention, on the 9Th inst, decided
against the adoption of the primary
election system in making nominations
for county officers.
-Grasshoppers in Page county are do
ing but little damage to the crops
The U"ruid says they appear to have "A
hankcring after town garden sass
this year.
A meeting of the citizens of Benton
township, Wayne county, has been call
Ell for the purpose of hunting down a
very large snake, which has been an
annoyance to a large reighhorhood for a
number Of years. They think it il a
"bull snake"
-Adel has q constable six feet and
five and one half inches high. He is a
painter by trade. and scarcely ever
needs ladder. While in the army, on
the march to the sea, he wore out his
boots, and. not being able to get any
large enough he had to walk through
North Carolina barefoot.
Henry Shafer living some three
miles east of Waverly, was holding
fence posts while his bro,herin-law was
driving them in with sledgc. AS he
was striking heavy blow, the sledge
came off the handle, striking Mr.. Sha-
fer in the pit of the stomach with such
force as to cause his death in thirty
hours.
Returns just received from the Cen
eral Land Office from the local oMcs a!
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ever viii be reaching forward into N.

ever will be reaching forward into the
mysteries of nature and unfolding those
principles, to which we are indebted for
all knowledge, and consequently all
happiness. Christian civilization has
called loudly for system Of instruction
which would accom- modate all ranks
and conditions OF society; and this call
has been responded to by code Of laws
which guarantee to erery man the
means of intellectual improvement, and
1t is indeed ineNcusable for parents to
allow their children to grow up within
the shadow Of our institutions without
allowing them the privilege Of sharing
in its benefits. In our own community
the majority are always ready to adj
vance the interests of the schools, and
encourage those whose constant en-
deavor is to make the school success
and an honor to the people. But there
are those, who, could they institute a
system Of instruction, aud dictate in all
its affairs. it would be infinitely perfect
except in this, that personal considera
ton would appropriate the greater part
of the benefits, and their own children
be especially favored. To these the
Teachers are indebted for some degree
of annoyance during the past year; but
we are pleased to say, the number is
small. We would express our thanks
to those who have given assistance and
encouragement during the year, feeling,
as teachers do, that the success of any
school depends largely upon the good
Will Of its patrons. And especially do
we feel under obligations to the Board
OF Trustees for the necessary support
they have given, and the disposition
upon all occasions to advise freely and
yet kindly i'm matters Of importance. to
the institution. During the year the
school has been represented from all
parts OF the c>unty, many of whom have
been in attendance during the entire SEES
sion. The attendance during the winter
term was very large, one of the depart
ments having no less than 30 enroll
hents. Those who deem it q task to
have charge of their own household,
can form some idea of the cares of u
teacher. The idea that promotion Is
the only incentive to study. has been
proven false in the High School during
the past year, if we can take tho appli-
cation and advancement Of the scholars
as guarantee, while in all the other
departments there has been All honest
emulation among the pupils, which has
resulted in a profitable aud pleasant
term.
The number of enrollmcnts during
the year has been very large, rs has
been the general attendance. The en-
rol'lncnt in the several departments is
az follows.
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ACCiDENT.-We learn through Perry
Thompson Of this place. that Mr.. S. T..
Burton while driving near the depot at
DE Witt, OH Friday last, was thrown
from his wagon by his team becoming
frightened at the cars, and being run
over, sustained a serious fracture of the
collar bone. 1t will he remembered
with increasing sympathy for Mr.. b..
that 1t Is only couple of weeks since
he went from'here, q newly made hus-
band.
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TIE FOLLOWING communication
speaks for itself:

MARENGo, iowa, June llth, 1862
Mk.SsRS. NJ. Il. COCHRAN. & Co.,,
DAVENPORT. Iowa,
Gents - In reply to Your inquiry as
to how we like the "Continueus School
Desk" we answer "Fir>t raten We
have three different styles of furniture
in our school house besides the "Contin-
uous,' but find the latter superior to all
others, and most cheerfully commend
them to all in want Of school furniture
Our teachers also concur in awarding it
the preference over all others.
Very respectfully.
n. Is. HOIBROOk,
a.f Pres school Board.
NJ y. SMITH, Scc'y. 3w24
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ORION 4 Co.'s CIRCUS exhibited in
Clarence Thursday Of last week, with
the usual crowd aud rather more than q
modicum Of fighting. One man belong
ing to the circus-a teamster-who was
instrumental in returning buffalo robe
which other transfers had stolen from
the Union House in this place, was set
upon by three Of the thieves and sadly
beaten, although he made q brave
defence and left his assAilants some
warm remembrancers. He left the COM
pany ct Clarence and returned here,
where he Is waiting for badly bitten
hand to get well.
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CoLMAN'S RURAL WoRLp.-This re-
liable agricultural journal visits US week
ly, and richly merits its large and in,
creasing patronage. Every farmer, fruit
grower. and stock breeder in the West
would be greatly benefitteh by reading
it. A new volume begins the 3D. oil
July. tits published at s. per annum,
but will be sent from this time to Jan.
LIST, 1870, for only One Dollar. Try it.
Address, Norman J. Colman, st. Louis,
Mo.
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MARRIED..

At the residence of Theodore Ilothier in
Stanwood on the 9Th inst, by Alex. Cameron.
j. p, Mr.. Emery Marsh. of Rome. and Miss
AdeSta Jones, of Sianwood, Cedar county,
Iowa.
The above is the frst marriag" perpetrated
in the new town; and the happy couple who
have Initiated so good practice viii have all
the pride and JOY of pioneer reformers when
they shall hereafter see others going and do
ing like wise.
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:. 5. CoNcERT.-Then next Concert of
the NJ. L. Sunday School will be held
In the NJ. +. church, in Upton, June
10th, at 81 o'clock p. m. The exercises
will consist of Essays by Mrs. Brosius
and DR.. Rigby, and Declarations by
Norman Woodford, Ida Rankin and
Emma Brown. A cordial invitation is
extended to all to be present. A collcc-
ton will Do taken up for the benefit OF
the school.
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TO CONSa1 MPTIyES.

THE Advertiser having been restored to health In .
fw weeks, by very simple remedy. aiter having suf
ftrcd several years with II severe lung affection. nnd
that dread disease, Gonsunpton-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire il, he Will send copy Of the pre-
scription used free of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will iud
SURE CURE ron toHst ApTroS ASTHMA. BroNcHI.
TTS etc. The object of the advertiser sending the
Prescription is TO benefit the afflicted, and spread
formation which he couceyss be In valuable and no
hopes sufferer viii try his remedy will cost
them nothing. and may prove IL blessing.
Parties wishing the prcscr pton will please address
REV EDWARD a. WILSON,
cyl williamsburg Kings County. New York
CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEX ION follows the use of IIFINHoI MS Con-
tEsSTRATEp EXTRACT SARsApAaIIiA.
II removes black spots, Pmples and all eruptions Of
the skin.
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Jndicfal Convention.

A Republican Convention Of the Sth Judicial
District Of the state of Iowa. will be held at
lS69 ut enc o'clock p. M, for the purpose of
placing in nomination candidate for the
once OF District Attorney, to I'LL the vacancy
Tho ratio of representation for the several
counties i'm the District will be one delegate
for every two hundred votes, fraction over
one hundred cast Mt the last election for Ed
Wright, Secretary OF state.
BY order ofthe Repubi Central Commit
tee for the Sth judicial District.
LEANDER CLARK,
Chairman.
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BCGGIES AND CARRIAGEs.-Atte
ton Is called to the advertisement of
the we'll known Sprinsdale Carriage
mandatory conducted by Mr.. d.
Schooley. The work from this cstab
lishment has been thoroughly tried in
this vicinity, aud never found wanting
In any respect. Durability and eie-
gance are both attained in the vehicles
made by Mr.. Schooley.
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vo* hAscoM offered to pay a portion
"s corporation license for Orion g.
49, CIRCUS ifthey would stop up near
~ s Dser garden with their concern; but
"' SNOW men couldn't see it." and set
~ tho opposite end Of town. Quite
'',o,e this actiol was prompted az
much BY policy - principle; for. from
!, w. number Of vsctions they got into as
~as' We infer that the proximity to a
.sp hoa'se' could not have been desir-
-0'e to the management.
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HELMBOLD'S
Concentrated Fluid Extract
SARSAPARILLA

EnApIcArEs ERCPrIvs AND ULcxaArIyK DsskAass
Throat. Nose. Eyes. Eyelids. Scalp. and Skin.
Which so dshgure the appearance. rURGIN1 the
evil effects Of mercury and removing all tants. the
rennsntS of DISEASES. hereditary otherwise. and
i taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN with perfect
SAFETY
TWO TABLE.~FOO MI Is Of the Extract Of Sarsa
rura. added to pint of water equal To the Lisbon
aiet Drink and bottle I. equal to gallon OF the
syrup az Sarsaparllla, the aecoctions usually
made.
AN INTERFERING LITTER Is published In the
Medico hirurgicai Review, the subject Of the Ex
tract Of arsapara In certain affections. by Bsaja
min Trarers r. r. S. &c. Speaking Of those diseases,
and dtseasc~ arising from the excess OF mercury. he
states that remedy Is equal to the Extract OF Sarsa
prtlls its power Is Atrarodnary. more than any
other drug am with. 1t Is In the stretsst
sense tonic with this Invaluable attribute that II y
applicable To state Of the system sunken. and vet
irritable renders other substances OF the tonic
class unavailable or injurious.
HEI.MBOLn'S
Concentrated Extract Sarsaparilla,
Established upwards Of IL years. Prepared
II. r. HELNBOLD.
DRroorsr AND CHwAIsr.
50, broadway, n Y.
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aENcE.-We are informed by reticable
parties that 200, 900 pairs of boots, made
for the General in New York, have
proved u humbug; and that he is now
DESTROYS Of having pair of Adler's best
Alex-make. Having the utmost con-
fidence In his judgmentin such matters,
We give him credit for knowing what is
what. The man that made those boots
got no p. .. Rig boot wants one.
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CKDAK COUNTY has now two repre-
sentatives in the State Reform School
John NJ. NJ. Price, the lad whose arrest
at Mechanicsville for obtaining cloth
ing by forged order we noticed som.
weeks ago. is our second delegate, and
it is hoped that, like the first one, only
good report may return concerning
him.
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fourth OF JULY.-A meeting for
the purpose Of completing the arrang-
mcnts for the Fourth of July Celebra.
ton in this place, will be held in the
Court room OIL Saturday evening next,
ut a o'clock. A full attendance of all
interested is requested, as reports Of
committees will be given, aud business
ofiMportance transacted.
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ERRORS OFYOUTH.

\ GESTLEMAS who suffered for years from Nsr-
v"us Debility Premature Decay and all the effects Of
youthful indscreton WILL for the sake ofsufYering hui
mainly send free to all who need II. the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
cured. Sufferers wishing TO profit by the adverti
sers experience, can do so by addressing. in perfect
! confidence, JOHN Il. OGDEN,
@Nt No T. Cedar street, New York.
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Losr-Saturday, 9TH inst, on the
Rochester road, between Upton and
kester's school house, n blue silk Para.
sol with white silk lining and tassels.
The person who found the same will
confer n favor by leaving it at Hall 4
Schmucker's drug store.
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MoxEy.-lf you wish to make money
ON clothing, buy Of Casad 4 Gilmore
lne'r goods are Us good, cheap, and
saleable ~ any in the market.
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Town HALL.-The undersigned has
control of and will rent for ali respect
able purpose, the large and pleas ant hall
over Adler's Shoe Store. Accessible
by an easy stairway.
S. L. SMITH.
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THE SWEEPSTAKES Self.rak ing
Reaper Is elsewhere advertised at
length. It is for sale by Smith Bros,
General Agents, where machine can
be examined by those interested.
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A FINE LOT of new Albums just re.
ceived at Dearborn 4 EatOn's photo
graph gallery. Call aud see them.
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IT WILL PAY you we'll to examine
Casad e. Gilmore's stock of clothing.

"BETrER THAN THE BEST. "-Em-
merson's Binder, for magazines, music,
DC, &C., ut Morrow & James.
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corpse. II was washed and dressed. Saw u
blue mark ON nose, and mark on jaw s~w
nc marks on the throat When the cap was
OF head. Defendant Mrs Boyle said deceased
fell from the bed and supposed she struck the
nation S witness ", stated that she i hened pn.
r>p, gloves and stockings on deceased, and
thht there was no attempt at concealment
defendants house ut same time rs previous
witness and nothing new was developed in
her examination Witness gave the names Of
PENDANTS when she was, and said no objection
was made to their seeing the corpse.
fen,iants house at her Mrs. Bovic's' reo1est.
Put the cap and gloves on deceased. Saw
marks on nose and inv of the corpse. Eyes
ed natural eNCept bruises spoken Of saw no
wound on head. Took the cloth OFT her jaw.
Defendant, Mrs. Il. con,bed hair Of decd with
out lifting he head then twist ell he hair and
I slfppetf or the Cap Blood soon saturated
the cap, and I tied smother rag around her
t as hS story
cept that she thought she fell and struck her
head on u basin, Witness helped put body in
to coffin. *Ee L.
Several other witnesses were examined on
behalf of the State; hat the testimony did not
differ essentially from that already given
The daughter and brother OF defendant testi-
fled that he defendant and deceased had lived
together peacca bly, and quietly.
The counsel for prosecution, S. l.. Smith and
Wolf 4 Landt, rested; and defense having no
witnesses, the case was submitted without ar
ment. The court ordered that Mrs. Mary
Boyle be discharged, find ing no evidence for
believing her guilty. Patrick Boyle was or
dered by the Court to be held to answer the
charge Of murder. ~
This decision of the court was rendered on
Saturday evening: and motion of defend
ants counsel, Piatt 4 Carr, that defendant be
admitted to bail was argued before the Cnur,
on Monday morning at O'Clock, the motion
over-rulcd by the court, and the defendant
committed
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4 Great Political Revolution

accomplished by the election OF Graia and . rev.
olntion nf INN social importance has hstn effect
ell by the general subs ttuton Of pure and harm
less preparation,
Chistadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
which, according to the journal OF Chemistry and
the Medical Gazette more than thirty varieties have
been fostcd upon the public! ChrstdorAs Dye 10 the
only that
HAS BEEN ANALYZED;
and Professor Chiffon his declarUD
that it l. perfectly wholesome
CRIsTADOROS HAIR PRESERTATIVE, ~ .
Dressing acts like charm the Hair after Dyeng.
Try it. Sold BY all Druggists. l6s2anl ycen p
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Jhe Tipton aarertiser.


Re Advertisers.-Allt transient Local ana speciai
Notices, and transient Advertisements must oe pa'o
for in advance to secure insertion.
Editorial Notices or Advertsements In the Local
coluns, win be charged cents per line. each inser-
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THE DAVENPORT DAILY GAZETTE
has taken on a new dress that is as neat
and becoming as anything could possibly
be. 1t makes the Gnzette look larger,
brighter aud better every way; and this,
to those who know what it has hereto
fore been, is saying great deal.
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CAsAD GILMORE have an expert
enced aud successful cutter, and man
ufacture clothing that always suits Gus
toners.
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BEEF, PORK. MUTTON.

NEAT4 &c, direct from Their Slaughter House
Having bad many years experience in buying
stock: he knowsjust what is needed to sup
ply the wants of his customers and " i'll have
II on the block.
His prices are as low as the lowest, and will
guarantee satisfaction in every particular.
The highest market price paid for good fat
cattle, hogs and sheep.