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Evening star., 1869-08-24

IL UPs e FERGUsONp pRuG STORS.
cor LAT st. and Pc, av., Capitol Hill To prevent
portant business OF dispensine medicines, assisf
snce has been secured to take exclusive charge o.
the soda fountain. Fifteen tickets for el cash
~RHMovAL.-
u8 81 MILLER. ATTORNEY. AT Law,
hss removed his ONCE to Ne. ~ street, near the
City HALL. n n su1
Evening star., 1869-08-24
FOR SALE.

AHGa a J.s s1zs E,; EsPES .sa * BoXrs ToR sALl
E0R sALEaA :,I handssme Outft-a stJ Iish horse
- TSP sot, BUGGY nssrlI new, hARs sss, WHIP,
suss LOT s9.si.. 81, Bet. sa ta soNs sSS s,:,
ANY Prison WISHING TO POKOHASE
a ssod MICH COW and HRIFER oALF, can
Eo,, Te,ss same by applying to the subscriber,
au24 81 VIM. n. CLARKE
F0R F sALh.A ha.d..Is so.rei s.ddle HOKsE.
The property Of Of the FOTsisn Isss.ion ia: In
sus..st. Stables. III street, b.tH soth and a,:t
CUnFECrlON cry and iOE OREAM
STAND: cheap Location good; and near Nor
th.rn Llse rty Market. Attached 10 q first class
p'p V MARTIN n. RoHRrR,
au236t New York Avenue and Ninth street
BATHIhG EsfABLisH MINT, With fuiI
Medical Apparstus enjoying high re epotstion and
s.sis given si1sss :. eso
To o6ssrILLEss TIL ssnREWIfs, sc-IeT Sale
capacity about $40 gallons; viii be sold bsrssin.
Apply corner L and 2Oth streets. au1 Sc"
FgREITURE FOB sALE-HOUsE FOR
.,.hs. .e s.FGEsIfTsk is IS s..4s afs SeS S,s
,u,sa ~ TSSs 2: wAesAMAs.
STsSTSKS SsTHkSt sSoD So " yMsIL5' 1,s' AND fIXrUREs OF
stock Bent only SIS, Including gas Cali imm-.
oiately at No. 427 9TH st., bet @ and H. suIO- n
EOR eALE-A RARE CHANCE-A bend.oma
= bLACkHAWk MARE, z years old; rs ~
nAnds hieh cannot be eur passed for style IN
in the pfstrict; perfectly gentle and reiia- "a
Siss Also q new open 6gGGY, SINGLE aAR-
Miss. SADDL1, and WHIP The whole oatft
in1fhsr use for the es ablish nsnt. Inquire AZ
PkIOAs stables, 9th street, between q and l..
avenue. - 10 ~
FOB sALk-One FOUk POCK ET BTLLTARD
IABLA Inquire OF B. b. CLARK, 331 AZ
WM KEABB CO.'S CELEBRATED RI
W AMOS. at prices from 8 40 to 81 w.
and SECONDHAND PIANOS, from StOy6
with stops and II. octave pedal, at S.oO. and
smaller ORGANS snd MELODIONs of octsve.
for sale and rent cheaper than at auy other q ace
at the Piano Store NO. 49s lith street above
PennsyIvani aveLas.
MILLS CATAWBA WINE,
W Prom Gen Mills, of Ssudusky.
other vi ne for summer use.
Daily ordered b physisi.ns
,m Corner l4th and streets,
SS under Ebbitt House.
NATIONAL L0AH OFFICE, slIK 9th street.
r0x n near Pennsylvanfa avenue ROBERT FUL-
ppS.NS ppON 70. advance money on Bonds, Stocks and
n1sure, Pianos, and all kinds Of Personal Proper.
" H.B.-The highest cash price raid for the
-. open every dsy except Sundays, from {
II s91y
Evening star., 1869-08-24
ia O A B d .

The undersigned respectfully informs the citi-
zens Of the District Of Colunbis ths he has ten
dered his resianation a. Deputy Register Of Wills
for this District, to take effect on September lat
1859, and will establish an once In ..Youpg's
Law Buildin 6" at the corner OF 9Th street and
Louisiana avenue, where and after the lst prox.
he will be found, and will give special attention to
the prosecution OF the accounts Of Executors. Ad
ministrsfers, ADD Quarrel for settlement In the
Ofphans' Court, the obtsinine OF DEGREES for the
sale Of Orphans' Real Estate, the Proof and Col
lection OF Claims against the estates Of deceased
persons, and to ell matters Of Testannsntary
pature and earnestly sotcits the patronage OF the
citizens Of this District with hom he has On oy ed
for many years pleassnt Official relation
Warrington, ID. o.. August, sd, 1859 -
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
5O,OUO rsl.f nAss ,,.. :, :. gwen ...T g
PRihSHIs. sas y street. II
81 .0OO TTp Lo.s-on sOod security, ulI
Ssts,ifo.o,er ssi,;;,e.,o Address A b., Room =.
Ps,zs RAGS
sives :.ss Z. FRfs5dss ;ss ssa rr.scr soo1s
rl having cut. pOrs ass os a,s:
~ saa hiSys :; S22 street. viii receive = PRIZ {
ENAhY BODY shOULD HAVE O0PIEs az
So the great NatiOnsl ten thousand dollar PsiOt-
siss s1sSSss - the ossi,ol Iss only orr
f. ssH HsH s. cents each. At the waIfxHURsT GAL.
To aLL wHyA NJ NAY O0NUEsS-
soe. Ho%HsS sosb rieni @iI mt ns, to :.
rsp1O.,se p for .n' sesss .A., = M. sOp,ssss
90 MALI PILLS isil in renoviSs All fsmaie
mressiarisies OF obstruetioas A never -fsilIns
:es ). assd ~ ssaSiss isss Ssss tn
no soath, between 9Th and Nth. lsiaad. asi 81
GITfBNHOUs 8 ., recently di,charged
sry AID .SSposea 70 :: s rins IN s
%inasT suiSin: q a:''s'd to call ss ko.n No
by 2 new and uisurps Gsrnsn systen. Iue esl
eiaoins all poisonous and au.sk Eedie!nss;
suEsv. lsa T.. bes..en en- s.s .s .td s.h
RS B. SAWYER, Magnetic, Healing. ana
ae :rsss north. upon al SS.iSsss q NJ St
ance. au3 In
no LOT DEsPAIe UNTIL roo aAvEs.eN
feIIo1. All III pHaHSf; on .ss street next 01d
iAil. aus-I1-
y An rs HU0HEs,
AIT0RHIY AND CeUEsEbLoR AT LAW,
tsd state the 0eprt Of Claims, ana the Courts of
The business Of the aim Of HasSss. DcSser "a q
one. one =. a96 p ss;sd ~ by &c
u Avs On street between DandH.
The most skfilfgl and Oldest established atyer
II ei &. sef es s..s e A..
irregalasities may repose the strictssr oonhdssce
are moderate and patients visiting see no enc bet
NAfHAHIsI WILSON,
ATT0RNBY-AT.LAW,
HAS REMOVED TO No. 4os = STREET.
my A-n NBAR 1rH,
THE HI9HBsT Cash PAID FOR LADIES',
beo ssos. .ss .se E:;t 3a Sshss
7th b, street, sstwssn ssA n. Amy order threush
maIl pIomPtly Geeneso %. de5ly
pHlLOS0PHY or MARRIAGD,
new course Of Lectures, ss delivered at the
gubjects How 20 live and what TO live for; Youth
ln,a n,aturity and Old Age; nsnhood generally re-
Nervous diseases accounted for; Marriaee philo.
sophfcally considered. &e.
fOeL.t volumes containing these seizures Will
be rvsrded 20 parties unable to sttend. on re-
cetpt OF four stamps, by addressing sDCRETARY,
New YORK Museum q Anatomy and Science, SIS
broacWay, New York. nal7-ly
Evening star., 1869-08-24

AOVKRIN9B
ORUsHID, POWDERED,
AND GRANULArED SUGARS, II Ot,;
SOFT WHITE SUGARS, 16 cts;
LONDON ALE, STOUT, AND POTTER, s2,7s
PAR DOZEN;
BEST BRANDS CALIFORNIA WINES ONLY
u PEB BOTTLE;
GOOD COOKING BRANDY OHLY az PER
GALLON,
At q. WITMERD,
119 Pennsylvania avenue,
au24 Between 18th and 18th streets
Evening star., 1869-08-24

EOE HnEf-A new a-Story BBI0K HOUSE,,
modern tDyrovsmeuts 10 S02 18th street. Set.
" end n ste. Bent 90 month. Iuqsfrs Of D.
20 the Pre- miseO, Au3-0
Evening star., 1869-08-24
.HxAMINArfON OF TIA0aI0s

An applicants Tor positions ~ tsse herv. sil pres
snt isssnss p .no desire promotion ana all acting
tion on the 18th Of August: tssfurday j st q ~
10 the eraDmsr tchool Building Of the second
iy IS q. .xs1n.s: 80 a.St. PaSl1n ac,,
Evening star., 1869-08-24

Sss. q &. s:.s; s ,aoset
Az: ri s;.s !. :::S is;s
new hssaissto.s, ssye by entering the order q
recruit. an ytii b. nees0afy for Seeh nsmber %
f0E ne s,dss s. q
Evening star., 1869-08-24
TscnU1TzhN lEsf. - 81
kCHUIJZIN FEST, OF GEORGErowH.

The Stands. eonsistins Of two Dass, oss CIgsr
the echuetZen Park 1t Green ePriags, viii Be sold
3 sGSs ;Sses S e. sss e
The Fest will commence September 9Th, and
lAot thre days. TTEw<rI ID au g 50
Evening star., 1869-08-24

Me- sEyBN WISE MEN Meet TONIGHT
% I" "Druid hail. 4oe l. sPsas stPi:5 E; i. GelSek. 3
nF DR. J. 7. HOWARD HAS RIfURNED
0S 70 ne eily aitsr brief absence, and re.
stmeo DIS profesnorh duties It,
~E0IlCI .GAli members Of BAY OF HOPE
% LODGE, No 81 U @ T., are requested
TO ettepd next THURSDAY EVENING, a. busi.
ness OF tmy OF tance 10 to be transacted.
By orcer Of the w. G. +. au2l- IT.
TI; 90. .F-C0LU ABiA LODGE, Ho 10.
S special meetinG will be held II is Tues
dsyl lANEklHG, at7iz O'clock to make arrange
meDts for tfe iuuers, Of Efother J, e. BRIGGs
Funeral To- morrow sfteTpoou
1t JOLlUs sTROBLE, NC.
~ PUBLlO kChUOLo.
sTCeND DISTRICT.
One OF the Trustees will be at the Miller School
Guiding, stI eet. between 9Th and 7th streets,
at 20 a. m. fro IN LIST to 4th September, for the
purpose .f srsntipg tickets OF sdmission to the
schools Of the Distic aus % so 81 sci rs
TBOB THB FINEST LIFE LIKE LIKE
US NEsSEs, all sizes and ttyles, plain and
coiores ~ ON card TO lite sZe; also of living or de-
{ ease d friends, from old Daguerreotypes or other
old pictuI ade larser email ler plain or col
ored. go TO whlTEHU RsT's. 424-6 Pa ave +,
tet. IA and Ith sts Cheapest rst class allery In
-Ge United etstes. Facilities uRsur passed. s24-3t'
Evening star., 1869-08-24

s&S-tA -. ..----I - 1lO u o<reet.
EOR R1NT.-A HOOo1 Containing eix room.
within TIVE SQUARES Of the terminus Of 7th -
GIHS8 GIHS8 sSSsh; F:nss s r. ssr.ss. xSSif;Is fIIs II 2
y very desirable location. Also, several new
niek niek Ho9ses slIgIbly stte stsd Terms easy. In
LOB eALB-Wnl be sold . barga1n, the sne-
y story FRAME OOrTAGD end Lot rscently oo.
snIisd p K Iendrich. 1s9.. locsted a TIE south
9oe Of Mset street, 0torRetovn, D. O asd near
fsper Mn Bridge and Rock Greek; The lot has .
front OF 90 feet IN West street Fer terms, &e
sEpIy TO GEORGE WILLNEB, No. 469 Sth St
~sshington, D. q. II .1le--11 eu4 l2f
LOB SALE A new thrss story BRICk HOUSE.
P,,na, s,,fuatsd IN the rox ISsts t5s q1ysrnnenf
closet. eath roon. and all other .mocsrl eonvsni-
srSss. ,s yor trics and tsrno spyly q The Lumber
-. wILLIAn ncLEAs..
Ales. enc double seated Pbiladelphia built
koOk AWAY, nearly new. Apply o sbovs.
FOB HHNf-A new 9-Gtory BRi0K HOUSE,,
III 49, A>kA -A<xA ~ = n
Evening star., 1869-08-24

HyTY III BUILDING LOTS IN D. r.
H.Syns s1Gfd2S:iSa. NJ Rlssse.t. - 1ew Of
sSsss S.li ~ no. 8. sisy = ssa 'ssts ss;s
esnt e hsa sssss -: :ths la1hiopsSle driys g
improvsnsnts, 3 onsleaiiS1 81 sny ctSsr iocsiYtS
in tAs suburbs q vask1n01on. The LoSS rSnse d
thces contemRlstins sarlY iIprS vcGss1s extra
Evening star., 1869-08-24

lbs. SGHuMAN DUk4HD. - =
We ". rat stsses, Baltimore. Ma,
Privae pisesses, Lsdies and sestieDes Who vish
70 Soasum pnysis,an ef srsat sktlI sad expsrence
vii 90 velI yo cAus Nervous Debfiity Gc suc-
etsstany trsesed beainess strictly Goa Al ntial
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quite SO highly favored with "the raw
material" as we are, advertises for ami
mails suitable for this business, under
the head of WANTED" as follows:
One hundred and seventy-five young
men, of all shapes and sizes, from the
tall, graceful dandy, with hair enough
on his upper lip to stuff a BARRIERS cush-
ion, down to the stiff necked, freckle-
faced, bow-legged, carrot-head upstart.
The object is to start gaping corps, to
be in attendance on the street corners
and at the church doors on each Sabbath
before the commencement of divine SER
vice, ut the close, to stare at the ladies as
they enter and leave the church, and to
make delicate and gentlemanly remarks
upon their persons and dress. All who
wish to enter the above corps will APP
pear at the different church doors next
morning. where they will be
inspected, and their names, personal
and vacuity of brains regis
tered i'm book for that purpose
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daily hack between Clarence and Tip
ton. Three hotels accommodate the
travelling public, the Central House,
newly opened by Foote 4 Smith; the
we'll known American House, long kept
by J. Wear; and s. $. Posts new
house. The latter hotel is just being
put into running order. The proprietor,
who is well and favorably known to the
travelling public, has just about complet-
ed an addition that gives him = two
story house, 4sX60, aud contemp!atcs II
three story front, 2Sx4o, during the
present season. Elevators are owned by
J. Huff & Co., and A. :. ONO. Messrs.
J. p. Ferguson, Hecht, Reed & Co.,
Mink Bros, c. y. Gilbert, and l..
Phelps & Sou, each do "A more or less
heavy grain business. The latter firm
are also engaged in the lumber trade.
We had the pleasure Of meeting one
of the resident physicians, DR.. Coates;
also, the climb of the law l.. II.
Evans. DIR. Yule shares the practice of
Clarence and vicinity with DR.. Coates.
Many new buildings are projected,
some of which have already been men,
toned. Maj Snyder of Morrison, Ill.,,
proposes erecting three story business
block on corner of 3d and Lombard
streets-the Masons to own fine hall
in the third story. Clarence has, also, u
project in view, the success of which is
already assured by which any loss
that may be sustained by the growth of
business at Stanwood will be more than
made up. 1t is the building bridge
across the Wapsipinicon river due north
from the town. Jones county incurs
two thirds ofthe cost, and enough of the
remaining third is already pledged to
secure the bridge This will make
Clarence the most convenient railroad
point for the sections of country known
as Pleasant Valley, Wyoming and
Scotch Grove; and in consequence, will
prove of almost incalculable benefit to
the business interests ofthc place.
Quite a number Of items of minor in
terest are excluded from this article
from want of further space. Let us
state just here, however, that single
lot not on business street, was sold
short time since, for the snug sum of
$500, cash; and conclude by stating our
firm belief that Clarence is pleasant
town, Il live town and a growing town;
and that parties looking for location
in II western railroad village, should see
if Clarence is not what they desire, be-
fore going farther.
We are under many obligations to
Alb. Piatt, Esq, President ofthe School
Board, member of the town Council
and city assessor for courtesy shown
and information given, as we'll as to
Professor White of the Union School,
Jas. De Wolf, Esq, DR.. Coat. and 9TH
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IOWA ITEMS.

"A city artillery company is being
organized in Davenport.
''Barrett's' Hair Restorative.
Among the graduates of the New
York Medical College for women last
week was Mrs. Sarah NJ. Harrah, of
iowa.
"Barrett's, Barrett's, Barrettsn
-Des Moines has seven colored mem
bers of the Masonic Lodge, and there is
talk of establishing Il colored lodge.
Restores, Renews, Regenerates.
In the various manufactures and
mills ofClinton and Lyons a capital of
So, $50, 600 is employed. OF this, Clinton
has S2,Gooo,o oo and Lyons $3.50, 900.
The Human Hair, Human Hair.
AT the recent city election in Dav-
export, the Democrats elected the Mayor
and City Sexton, while the Republicans
all their candidates for other city Ollie
ers and all the Aldermen. The candi-
dates for Mayor were o. s. Mcneil,
Rep. and James Renwick, Dem.
Promotes growth, Promotes growth.
Patents granted Iowa inventors du-
ring the week ending Apr. 4th.
Churn-C. Hess, Lyons.
Hub Boring Machino-D. Murphy,
Dubuque.
Peg cutter for Boots and shocs-W. II
Sellers, Keokull.
Folding Desk-A Chan dler, Daven-
port.
Potato Digger. Curtis, Des Moines.
Corn Husker-H. l.. Hall, Wood
bridge.
The Deputy U. S Marshall was in
town last week, and visited the several
townships, serving writ Of alternative
mandamus on members Of the Board of
Supervisors, requiring them to levy a
tax to pay interest accrued on railroad
bonds, or show cause why they disre
guard the order Of the L. :. Circuit
Court Washington Press, 7h
\ special to the Ltgistcr from the
Clerk ofthe State supreme Court says:
The Supreme Court this morning an
ii'uhAed iieii uttiHIoii III tiic ctsc vi
Hanson rs. Vernon from Henry county
involving the pIWcr Of cities and towns
to levy tax to aid in the construction
of ra ilroads, denying the power, and re-
vcrsing the Judgment of the District
Court-Judge Cole dissentng.'
This settles the construction of the
law passes by the last Legislature grant
ing to municipal corporations the power
TO give money to aid in the construction
of railroads.
The rich men of Des Moines return
the following incomes: b. f. Allen
Sl2s,577, John Casey 81 ,O9S, James Ca
scy sol 100, f. w. Palmer Congress
mani S5,O25, l.. w. Dennis So, 40, J. NJ,
Day $3.50, and G. w. Slavery S2,772.-
The State officers return incomes as fol-
lows: Gov. Merrill Sl,742, Secretary
Wright 1897, Judge Wright Sl,275,
Register Carpenter S45s, Judge Cole
500, Auditor Elliot $40, State Printer
Mills So, 1919, Treasurer Rankin 81 ,299,
and State Binder J. S. Carter $3.50.
From the Davenport Gazette we
learn that the Soldiers Orphans Home
can now be said to be in a highly salts
factory condition. The children were
never better supplied in the way of good
clothing and school advantages than at
present. Just now they are enjoying a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

THE Iowa TRIBUNE is the name of a
new Republican paper published at
Iowa City, by Ballard & Huff, Huff &
Ballard, Editors. DIR. Huff, one of the
editors, is well and favorably known to
the reading public of Iowa as for some
time editor of the Annais, and Mr.. Bal
lard was recently connected with the
World of Cedar Rapids, now deceased.
The Tribune is a good sized, well printed
sheet, and shows much editorial energy
and ability.
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DRoWNED.-We learn from CORE
spondent in Dayton township, whose
communication was crowded out this
week, that a man named Walton was
drowned in this county on Friday last,
while attempting to cross the Wapsi-
pinicon river in small boat. His body
had not been recovered up to Sunday
evening.
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ONE hundred and sixty acres of land.
we'll improved, with good house and
barn. for sale. Enquire of Henry Whar-
ton, Springfield township, Cedar co.
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In our opinion, it would be to the in
terest Of every man or boy, who wants
Clothing, to go to Casad & Gilmore.
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THE RUSH for Dry Goods at COBB &
WETzEL's is caused by the low prices.

TURENT.-A good farm can be rented
on very reasonable terms, by calling on
S. A. Bissell, Esq.
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A PANORAMA of scenes in California
and the Hawaiian Islands was exhibit
ed in Deans Hall last night, and the
exhibition is continued for this (Thurs-
day. evening. The subjects Of the
paintings are well chosen, and we have
the word Of those who have seen it that
the panorama is we'll worth the small
admission fee Of % cents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

THE EMPoRIUM.-Prices of tinware
reduced from ten to fifteen per cent. at
VIM. III. Hammond's emporium"
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CONGREGATIONAL SOCIABLE this
evening at the residence of s. p. Dam
isls. All are invited, although II the
order of Nature is not reversed, it will
probably storm.
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A reliable oneprice Clothing House,
and one that is willing to sell goods
cheap is Casad & Gilmore's.
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H. Gnu.
From Dispcnsatory Of the United States.l
DIDSMA CRENATA-BTtliU LEAVE.

From Dispcnsatory of the United States.
DloSMA CRENATA-B Cliu LEAVES
PROPERTIES Their odor is strong, dttlnsive, and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bittcrish. and anala-
guu, To mint
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES. -Buchu leaves
gently stimuanr, with peculiar tendency to tho
Urinary Organs.
They given in complaints Of the Urinary Organs.
such Graz ii, thronc Catarrh of the Bladder, Nor
bid Irritation of the Bladder and Urc,ha, Disease Of
the PROSTATE Gland and detention mcontinence of
Urine from loss of ton" in the parts concerned in its
evacuation. The remedy has also been recommended
in Dyspepsia, Chronic rheumatism, Cutaueous Aztec
tiuns, and Dropsy.
UELMRolp's EXTRACT BrCHr Is used by persons
from the ages of Is p, and from 81 to 81 in the
decline change life after Confinement, Labor
Pains; Bed W,ttjng in Children.
In affections peculiar to females, the Extract BuChu
is unrQunled by any other remedy in Chlorosis,
Retention. lrrcguarty rainhIness Suppression of
Customary ENacuatious liberated Schlrrous state
of the Uterus lcuCorrhcs, or Whites
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
AID DRoIH,icAL SWELL >.s.-Ihts medicine ncreas-
the power of Digestion, and cXcites tho Absorbents
into healthy action, by which the Watery Calcare-
d"poSitions, and all Unnatural Enargements are
reduced, rs we'll as pain and inflammation.
IlEiMBoln's EXrRNtr Bucitu has cured every
OF HnnE3 N Wimc It haS Perm S,ye lrr'tn a Of
news I,,unn Of ~, kidneys ami Bladder Itrtcn-
IN pad"r r rn % ira! Erk p , ncp '"'
and Mucus or Milky Discharges, and for cnteehed
!1, m ~ - ] n,t ~ IF Tr1h
WakrmlneS9, n,muc~, Of VISION PAIN in the Back
skin lr"i,' g." i't. Fncn r,iiid inninn.n,p rui-
N,r al Lts#ltud' ~ III" Muscular system, &c.
Blood rnry ina and cures all Diseases arising from
habits OF d>slpion eN@'1,'> and mlrmdenc,c> II M
affection, for which 1t Is used such rs o.on"rrhoi',
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

HAVE you seen those new goods at
VIM. Dean 4 Co.'S.
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The Des Moines Register says, Yes
terlay evening we saw about IA peck of
lightning flashes drop from the depth of
a lady's eye, caused by her dress catch
sidewalks, and tearing u hole yard
long-more or less. Isn't there some
remedy for the nuisance"'
Why nuisance? liasn'tthe salt bar
rel just as good right to wear hoops as
the sugar casks"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

LIME FOR SALE.-The best quality OF
lime is kept constantly on hand, by
Thomas Spence, at his residence on 4th
Street, just west of Cedar; and also at
his kiln on Rock Run.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

"HOw shall we save our money and
add to our wealth." BY buying your
goods of the old, reliable house of Casad
& Gilmore.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

LARGEST stock and best variety of
dry goods in Cedar Co. can be found at
VIM. Dean & Cos. Upton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

GINGHAMs 12l cents at VIM. Dean &
Co.'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

BURGLARY.-Last Friday evening,
between seven and nine o'clock, while
the family Of Mr.. George Hammond
were absent, his dwelling was entered
through window, and in the neighbor-
hood Of $50 stolen. The money was in
the pocket of Georges pantaloons, and
from appearances was not readily found
as things generally were turned topsy-
turvy. The track beneath the window
was thought to be that of woman; but
no clue is yet obtained to the thief.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

CIRCUIT COURT began on Monday
and is still in session. No cases of par
ticular interest have been on docket;
but we will endeavor, next week, to
give synopsis of the proceedings.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

CENSUS OF TIpToN.-The following
items were obtained from the census
just taken by J. w. Boyd, town assessor:
Number Of dwelling houses, $50; num-
Der of white inhabitants, 1870, colored,
IL, total, 1880; number entitled to vote,
3O7; number of militia, 1856; number Of
dogs, lis; number of milch cows, 1879 !;
number of pounds of butter made, 1927.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

THOSE NEW style hats and caps ut
COBB & WETZELs, are all the rage.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

CORB & WErZEL are bound to sell,
call and see them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

YARD WIDE Bleached muslin 121
cents, at VIM Dean & Co.'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

WALL PAPER of all kinds, at VIM.
Dean & Co.'S.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-04-15

An indication Of the way the State of
Iowa 10 growing may be seen in the fact
that l0,0 plows were last year manu-
featured and sold at the Capital, Des
Moines, and that this number is to DO
doubled in 1860. Chicago Post.