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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09

Eattenpertil8u ung.-Seii lang. bat fd
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09

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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1869-03-09
Seffentli6e Sen bu.

6tbrndr 23.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14

EVERY INCH A KiNG.-His Majesty
headed the party, followed by his head
man. He Wore an old red English coat.
and no other garments. He was "A short
thick built negro, and wore an immense
pair OF iron ear ring. He was f lowed
by what supposed to be the second
headnan, or prime minister This one
had for his costume an old shirt which
had only one sleeve, and no sign of a
button to be seen anywhere-a shirt
that formerly must have been white.
but had never been washed since he got
it, which was several years before. This
prime master had nothing else on. The
third man who Of course formed part
OF his MajeSty's suite, had on an cd
beaver hat, and nothing else. Another
that followed him had one Of those old
fashioned black neck-ties jas,tight as the
neck itself, and attached with o buckle
winch were worn some thirty year.
ago and nothing else. How the duce
did that fellow get that crava,9 | asked
myself learned atterward that he had
inherited it. Then came fellow who
ny hook or by crook, had possession Of
an old pair Of shoes; how had he got
them, | was unable 10 lind out. His
father had perhaps left them TO him
Ito" steady, how grave they looked, a.
they passed before me. These were the
leading Mcn of this Mbisho viIIap, -
lhey t""uGht themselves splendid and
their people thought the same. They
looked AT me, looked at them, and at
last, with ollie voice, they asked me to
notice how handsome they were, each
az the same time, in one way or another
making the most of what they wore
said they were very tine.-PAuL DIT.
NhALLu, in Harper's Magazine.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14

connecticut editor fell OH an icv
s'e""aik last week. He did not use
'nnpaf'iamentary language" as some
Woo'o have done, but bit his lip, rubbed
down Tile bruises, and while ben.yo-
lent smile radiated his countenapce re.
marked: I'VE don't cherish any i'll
Will but for light and entertaining read.
ing matter recommend to Us the OBJ
walk.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14
CRITICAL NOTICES OF THE PRESS

HAMPERS BAZAR contains besides pictures pat
terms, etc. variety of matter of especial and in
terest 10 the family articles on health dress and
Keeping in all s branches: its editorial matter Is spe-
cialS adapted to tae circle IL is Intended to interest
and instruct ard it has besides good stories and lite
rarN matter OF merit Ii Is not surprising that the
Juuffta with such features. has acpy ID in n short
time all 'ut1rnS" success, tHr something o Kind
WAS desired Ia thousands offames and its publishers
have filled the dcnlana.-i New York Evening Post
whether W. consider Its claims based unon the
ele-ahc" and superiority of the paper its typographic-
al appeatan2e the taste and Judgment Jsr aytd
engiaNngS or the literary contributions contained. in
Its pages we unlesisatinglv pronounce be superb
iii each and every particular to any other similar
publication herenr abroad Phil Legal Intellicencer
we know oil DO other English or American journal
OF fashion that can pretend 70 approach 1t complete
ness and variety New York Times.
IL has the merit OF being sensible Of conveying in
strution Of giving excellent patterns iRevery depart
ment, and OF being well stocked with good reading
matter Waterman and Reflector.
To dress according to HARrERs BAZAAR will be the
ann ana ambition Of the women Of America. Boston
Transcript.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14


A marine insurance case is now being
tried in England, which involves a seri-
Gus question as to the power of Il sword
fish to intlct damage and endanger
lives. The ship Dreadnought, an East
Indianman, was recently. taken into
port leaking badly from small hole be-
low the water-line. Herowners demand
the cost of repairs from the Insurance
made by sword-fish. If it was not
made by some external force, nothing
can be collected. The insurance compa-
ny answers that there Is no instance on
record in which sword fish, having
punctured the side Of vessel, has escap-
ed without leaving his sword in the hole
The plaintiffs prove that few hours
before the discovery of the leak, the
crew had seen very large sword fish
in the water, and had tried to capture
it with lines and hooks. Professor
Owen delivered Il scientific lecture on
the sword fish from the witness box du-
ring the trial. The sword of this fish.
he said, is the hardest bony material
known ii has L sheath harder than the
enamel of human teeth; within his per-
sonal experience the sides Of two ships
have been pierced by this submarine
stlletto, the blade WAS usually left in the
wound; while the hilt, or, in other
words, the fish itself, broke away. He
quoted examples Of this wonderful wcap-
on being driven through fourteen inch
cs OF copper shcathing, felt, deal and
oak; his evidence simply demonstrated
the enormous power of the formidable
monster. In the case before him, Prof
Owen admitted that the fish, having
passed its dagger through only three
inches of wood, might possibly have
withdrawn it. A precisely similar il.
lustration was presented to him several
years ago, except that the sword was
broken, and actually stopped leak
which might otherwise have been fatal
to the ship.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14
Referees Sale.

Notice is hereby given hat The undersigne ed
Reierees, heretofore duly appointed by the
District Court of Cedar county. Iowa, at the
december Term. ISIS, thereof, TO make partI-
ton of the following real estate, to-wit: The
northwest quarter Of section twenty nine (29).
5th p. m: and having made partition thereof
in part to-wit: of the west half of said north
west quarter. And now. under and by virtue
of an order Of sale from said court to US direct
ed, we shall offer at public sale. at the Court
House door in Upton. al one O'Clock f. m. on
the Soth day Of1aiiuar:-. \. u. 1850, the follow
ing property, towit: The east hal of the mort IL
west quarter of section twenty nine l29l, in
township eighty 800, range one ~, west of the
9TH 7. w., containing eighty acres more or less
VIM. DEAN,)
~ JOHN w. CASAD, Referees.
u ALoSIo HOLTSI.ANDER
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14

CHAprEp HANDS. ETC.-In seasons
Of cold winds many are suffering from
chapped hands, lips and faces. The fol-
lowing course will scarcely fail to cure,
and is almost certain to prevent these
Inconvenience. Wash the chapped
surface with fine soap, and while the
soap is OH the hands place in the palm
a tablespoonful Of Indian meal. Before
removing the soap, scrub the hands
with the meal and the soap
suds, then rinse the hands thoroughly
with soft tepid water until all trace of
the soap IL removed, usinga little meal
each time until the last, which will aid
greatly In removing the soap and dirt
from the cracks in the cuticle. Finally,
wipo the hands very thoroughly and
rinse them In enough water to moisten
heir surface, in which has been poured
quarter Of a teaspoonful of pure gly-
.erine, dry them without wiping, use a
mild heat rubbing them until the water
las all evaporated. BY this process the
iirt will have been all removed and in
Is stead will remain coating Of glyccr
ne. The effect Of this application will
DC apparent by morning If it be made
lpon retiring to rest; and whoever tries
t once will do 1t second time. The
,lycerine must be pure, however, or it
will irritate instead Of healing.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14

roots, they will readily consume thu
stalks and straw and do well on them,
while without roots they require good
hay. .~...
A practical farmer writes: In my oo-
servstions for twenty years In the prac'
teal application Of manure, l am con,
WINGED that what is ordinarily termed
'mulching, or the application Of thor
oughly decompoaed barnyard manure to
the surface. Il the most economical use
of this class of fertilizers. From this
experience I am convinced that one
cord of manure applied to the surface on
wheat ground at the time OF sowing. or
on ground intended for corn, in the late
autumn. or applied to all varieties Of
large and small fruits. is worth three
cords plowet or dug under to depth of
eight inches"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14
FARMS &PRAIlIBLAuDS
FOR ,SALEl.,i

| we have for sale reasonable terms the
p, w firms and lands described as follows:
| The east - sw ID sec rs, tip 80. 4, west 9th p
M-s0ucres With good house and stable
Improved farm of 10 acres, n mile west OF
Covers Ferry 0 acreS timber, story and one
half house; also 20 acres timber n mile east OF
Ferry. -. ... .s,t.
good farm of 900 acres-l00 farmed, 20 tame
grass, 60 first class timber good buildings, DC,
being the W u Sc "a and Sc sw a sec ID, and NV
ne x and ne NV u sec "A, all in tip 81, 4, west
The d Kinsman farm at Louden, being the
n a ne u sec ~, tip 81, |, and other farms vary
ing from SO to 500 acres, with prices to suit the
quality location and improvements. Isl
The sw ar of ne or and Q I NV or and sw NV
or of see 81, tp 70, r leo agrees. .'.
The sw ne or of sec ~, tpSO, r.. IL. .grt
The NV Sc ar Of sec 2, tip SO,r4
The Sc or sec "a, tip 81, r3. t-- -,
PIT NV ne or sec g. tip so, range 3, and other
prairie lands in Cedar county. r.t' \
Also, go acres choice land In Cass county,
and any quantity of Missouri and other west
ern lands. .t-'l atf 4
Also, Is acres east of town of Upton, an ex
cellent building lot with shfglbbery; and 10
acres west of Upton, to be sold in lots to sui.
purchasers or in bulk.
Also lot 10 in block IS, and lot in block 81,
and several other lots and residences in Tip
ton. ~-zs
WOLF q LANDT,
Agents. Upton, Iowa..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14
rov oounterSsit Notes are Made.

0OW OO00tOS40AV SsOS0o - AAoAS'
A party Of men, say from three to
dozen, get together and hold frequent
meetings, and act according toa plan
laid down. One or two will find out
some copperplate printer In the employ
Of the bank note printing otiicc-in fact
all such printers are known by the par
ty. These men will manage 70 meet
one Of the printers In the evening, get
acquainted, drink and have = good time
generally with him, and so proceed for Il
few evenings. Then they Offer him
from $50 to Sl50 to procure a certain
kind Of impression. This impression Is
made In this wise: The printer will
take All impression upon tin foil from
the plate from which he Is printing,
which can be done In moment. Thus
you see every line and size is obtained
correctly. From this tin foil Nh electro |
type plate Is made. They then get some
plate printer that can be found about !
the city, have n good time with HIN,
and engage him for twenty dollars per
day to do the printing. BY this plan
thousands Of copies are struck ofhwhich
defy detection, except In the quality of
the paper, which will slightly differ
from the genuine. The place Of man
ufactory IL generally some distance from
New York, like Staten Island. Flatbush,
or sometimes Baxter street,o Or similar
localities In the city. It Il i strange
fact In every casa where : party Of this
kind exists that every member lacks
confidence III his associates. Every !
nfcve ma de by one is narrowly watched 4
ty the others of the party. 1t would be {
death to III informant or spy that did ,
not look well to himself.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-01-14

| Ladies ana SSenteIOen IN every Wv" o's" s'N' rs N
! United states, to act as Agents for
I Austin 4 Co.'S Great One Dollar Sale
of rich and valuable goods comprising nothing but
useful articles wanted In every family. Each ana
every article sold for One Dollar.
ITO any person getting up either Of the Clubs below
will present Watch Dress Pattern Piece of Sheet
ing, Sewing Machine Wool Carpet, &C., &C., free %
extra cost. Our inducements to Agents have always
been nearly double those of any other house In the
trade and largely increasing business warrants us
In continueing the same r.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE OF THIs:-Our agents
not required to pay dollar for ther presents,
but receive the same for their services in getting up
Clubs. Please examine the following
.s Ha TERMS TO AGENTS.
ANY person sending us Club Of Ter, with 81. will
hundred articles our exchange list. GSee circuarD
entitled one q ar shs Win
:asa s ssri Hs Revolving
Fancy Dress rsttsrn dozen sStra qualify s1s
Table Cover, Morocco Album-loo pictures, An wool
,r pants and line
els large size Worsted shawl. Ladies' long Cold
and
Msn n nnd Bew d4a s1r, Wos
y For t,as i Fisy. with -, pair Atwood Ban;
black or colored spacca Dress Pattern solid Cold
Scarf Pin, pair Gents Calf Boots 20 yards Bleached
ladies coaks Ear MaiEer Collar yards Print fast
colors, Square Thibet Shawl, plain poplin Dress
Pattern elegant sxbotte heavy plated Castor, pair
Gents White Shirts genuine Meerschaum Pipe case,
For a Club Of One Hundred. with s10-1 heavy
silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher no yards Bleached
or Brown Sheeting rick Merno or Thbet Dress Pat
superior White Wool Blankets, ~ yards atwood
Fancy Cashmere for suit elegant Rerege Dress Pattern
Ladies' or Gents Silver Auntng- case Watch, Ra-
CONS six barreled Revolver Silrer-pated engraved
Wood Cloth for Ledes' Cloak 2s yards Hemp Carpet
ing pair fine Damask Tabecloths Fapkins to match
2heavy Homegrown Quilts, Bartlett hand portable
and Cape, pair Gents French Calf Boots
For a Club Of Five Hundred, with 500 yards
extra EXTRA, Wooden Carpeting | elegant Hunting case
Chamber Set black walnut trimmings / haircloth
For a Club Of One Thousand, with e1oo- 30 yards
gents Hunting Cold Watch and Gan compe ss set
of rich Sable FurS
For larger or smaller Clubs we will give a present
of proportional value
Agents or customers may at any time make a SeleC-
ton of goods from the Exchange List, and by sending
One Dollar for eabh article have the goods forwarded
to them, without first ordering cheeks but in such
cases no premiums viii be given.
DIRECTIONS,
Send large sums Of money by draft on New York or
Boston, o by Express. We will Day Exchange all
of s25 more. smaller sums should be sent by
impossible to lose money sent in either Of the above
ways. We will not be responsible for money lost I'M
less sent above directed see that your letters
properly directed and stamped. letters for
wart!ed unless prepaid Write your address in full
Town, County and state.
Agents Wanted In Every Town and
Village.