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Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-11-20

THE SECRET VAULTS BENEATH CoNsTAsTISoPLE.
A correspondent of the French Journal Official
writes as follows:
About forty years ago, when large house in
Constantinople had sunk beneath the level OF
the soil, an immense series of subterranean
vaults were discovered, supported by magnif-
cent marble pillars, which, to judge from their
rich decorations, were the work of Greek artists.
Underneath the vault is a lake of unknown ex-
tent and considerable depth. This mysterious
construction, of which history makes no men
ton. is supposed TO extend under considerable
part of the city. The principal entrance, being
the only one accessible to visitors, is situated In
the court yard of private palace, the proprietor
of which has boat in which he amuses himself
sailing about within hundred yards Of the en-
trance. Last month an Englishman, accom-
panied by sailor, desired to explore the lake
thoroughly. Having obtained the necessary per
mission, he set forth his adventurous jour
ney, but never returned, he and the sailor hav.
ing been asphyxiated beyond the reach Of help.
Another Englishman volunteered to go alone il
seach of them in another boat with six torches
attached to it, For long time the reflection o.
the torches upon the waters was visible to the
outlookers at the entrance, until it was lost il
the gloom and darkness. After absence o.
two hours he returned from his unsuccessful
search completely exhausted, and nearly chokei
with the bad air he had inhaled, having in his
course seen the ranges of the vaults and pillar:
uniformly continued. The Turkish authorities
have ordered the boat to be lifted and prohb
tied parties from sailing on the lake, but still
permit the curious to inspect this singular con
struction at the entrance, which reminds the be
holder of the architectural wonders of ancien
Egypt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-11-20
Weekly Grinity yournal,
Remembrance of the Past.

Through the trees are softly signing
Balmy breeZes from the west,
Chanting DER the leaflets dying
Funeral songs of death and rest
Songs wild and yet solemn
That their march in silent column
Up to memory's open portal
Thoughts undying, thoughts immortal
Golden dreams of long ago.
One by one they pass before me,
One by one they meet my gaze;
The sweet, the sad enchantment DER me,
Leads me back to bygone days
Days when all was truth and beauty,
When to live was sweetest duty,
When no pain DO stinging sorrow
Dimmed the hopes of bright Tomorrow
Dazzling hopes of days gone by.
All those halcyou days departed,
Ne'er again will come to me,
For am lonely, broken-hearted,
Watching, waiting to be free.
Wearly, sadly, now are burning
Pickering flames that once were bright,
No more, alas. does Hope returning
Fill my soul with joyous light
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-11-20

PREJUprcE.-Were you ever at sea in FOG,
when you could not discern between cioud
and the land? Then you know VIVA. pieJuuice
!. Those who form their opinions Of others by
what has been told them, or by merely seeing
them pass by, look only through thick fog, and
cannot discern the true character. You may be
a friend of our; we may say hard things of one
YOU do not know, and on this account you are
preiudiced against him. Is it right? There are
scores of excellent men Stunned aud despised by
those who know nothing derogatory to theil
less word.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-11-20

FEMALE ELovELINEss.-Female loveliness never
appears to so good advantage as when set of
with simplicity of dress. No artist ever decks
his angels with towering feathers and gaudy
jewelry, and our human angels, if they would
make good their title to that name, should care
fully avoid ornaments which properly belong to
Indian and African princesses. These tinseries
may serve to give effect on the stage upon a
ballroom floor, but in daily life there is sub
stitute for the charm of simplicity A vulgar
taste is not to be disguised by gold and diae
monds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-11-20

A MAGIC concert was lately given at private
party in Paris. The instruments were placed on
q PLATFORM and there was no performers visible,
but the overture TO " William Tell |" was heard
distinctly TO issue from the piano, violin, cello
and harp, which made up shs orchestra. The
concert took place in broad daylight The ex-
PLANTATION was that each Of the instruments was
connected BY bar of wood with an identical
instrument in an adjoining room, on which the
performers played.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1869-11-20

WISCONSIN paper alleges that the secret of
the success OF Chicago newspapers lies in the
fact that every man and woman in the town takes
every paper, for fear divorce notice in which
they are interested may be published and they
not 6ud it out.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-13
Clarence Correspondence.

CLARENCE, Iowa May eth, 1863.
The post office question is decided.
Election day was the Presidential cam
paign revived. The result of the cleo
ton was as follows: Whole number OF
votes, 2S5. J. p. Ferguson Iii; A. w.
Hiliyer, rs; Geo. Q. Button, 81; j. Mil
Ter, -; VIM. McCool, II; J. Pike, !; II.
W. Macomber, &. The contest was
vigorous one. n large vote was cast,
owing 10 the exertions Of the friends OF
the several candidates The Democrats
looked on with sorrOWNl eyes, because
tire inalienable right WAS denied them.
When the news Of the election reached
the large crowd in waiting, cheers, hear
ty and many, were given bS the friends
Of the successful candidate. Mr.. ferGu-
son is an old standard bearer OF Repuh-
licanism-a man ofhonor, who has faith
fully served his country in the late
rebellion, rs an officer III Col. Smyth :
regiment. lie is cordially hated 10y all
enemies of the country, and is greatly
liked by all true union men. We con-
graduate Mr.. Ferguson on his nominal
ton; and also congratulate Clarence in
having a vigorous and faithful official.
Our school has received var,able
present in the form ota grand Piano,
costing nearly six hundred dollars. 1t
is from the establishment of the New
York Union Piano Co., l. ID. Colvin,
Agent at Clinton. Mr.. Colvin very gen.
erously made the school gift of "A large
collection of valuable music, besides y
cover, &c. We trust all our frier' will
remember Mr.. C.'s generously, and nat
ronize him According
While riding nrough the upper part
OF the coo"".,y, we were surprised to see
so n".ny ADVERTISERS taken by tho
farmers. 1t speaks well for the intel
ligence of the citizens to see SO rucl
interest taken in the ncwspaper,
While the r,i,er Of this ffn.nerly .
soleler} sess go much interest taken i,
pt.l4f parts q the State ia decorating
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IOWA ITEMS.

Major J. b. Young has been appoint.
ed Pension Agent for this Pension dis
trict. He will probably take up his res
idence at Dubuque where the Office is
located.
''Barrctt's' Hair Restorative.
\ man in Clinton, Iowa, tclrgraphs to
the sheriff of Lee county H., as follows:
ARREST Charles =. W. clopinr
with my wife, Owes me 500. lfhc pays
let him go. "
No question about "Barrptt',N
Prof Perkins, of Iowa City, has re-
ceiNed ~ letter from l.. Tourjjr. Superin-
tendcnt of the Grand Peace Festival at
Boston, stating that the call for twenty
Thousand singists had been responded to
and that the Iowa delegation had made
application inst twenty days too late
SO Iowa voices will not be heard in the
Hubs big thing of the season.
'harrctt'sh claims to be the best.
An .nterrlising 'rcuton not a hun.
drcd miles from Dubuque, sells milk and
'''''
had filled one gallon measure with flu
i'll which the law says shall not be sold
in Iowa. Hi, irow, taking it for water,
reduced "a she thought the strength of
tactical fluid with il, and the mn~uspcrt-
ed Hans toted it round to hi, various
customers. such freaks rs the Young
ones play ed at hom" and at school that
havn't been seen lately.
The "Eountin Nv Iooth - "Barrctt's'
-~.tt " recent meeting of the Crane
Growers Association at krokuk, Mr..
Nr'ldinr sad he planted at one time
over two acres of nelawarc, and all vines
but lio are now dead, and for two years
they did as we'll As any other vincs.-
They were planted in a rich calcarcous
clay and loan soil; said the wine was
of the best quality; did not believe it
would pay As well a. other varieties if it
should prove to be hereafter healthy
At present the Concord proves to be the
most profitable.
Use "Barrctt's' and be satisfied.
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ness with one book alone This is a
large work too, it must be remembered
between seven and eight hundred pages
royal octave, and yet it rivals in rapidity
Of sale "Uncle Toms Cabin" of old
Think of the countless number of the
small books publishe :. Surely ours is II
reading country.
SENSATION AT ROCHESTER.-The de-
mure old town of Rochester INDUCED
out of a pugilistic argument and the lit
igation consequent thereon. 1t seems
that a very eccentric but respectable wo-
man, who has long been entirely de-
pendent upon her own exertions for a
livelihood, aud who has seen fit to incur
the sneers of the thoughtless and snob
bish, by wearing habiliments suited to
her varied occupations, has acquired the
habit by long and dire necessity of talk
ing her own part whenever imposed
upon, in the readiest and most effective
way. In obedience to this habit she
held a discussion one day last week with
a male biped, in which the arguments
used were blows and scratches-a kind
necesstated by his disposition and un-
derstanding-and soon succeeded in
convincing him that she was 10y no
means a "weaker vessel" so long as he
was the other party to the comparison.
He who was thus vanquished upon
the field of battle appealed to the decis-
ion of the law, and became complainant
in State case before Esq. Smith, in
which the victorious feminine was ar
raigncd for assault and battery. The
trial being made by jury, the first one
empanneled, after long dcliberation,
failed to agree, and We're discharged.
The second jury, after an all night ses-
sion, found the defendant guilty, and a
fine of one dollar was assessed by the
Court. The sympathies of the conmu-
nifty seem to have been with the defend
ant, beaten at law, but victorious in
arms and witnesses and jurors all threw
off their costs, and the Court itself paid
the fine, thus leaving her virtually
'nlaster of the situation.' This is We'll
enough as far as it goes; but, in our
opinion, the man who had courage
enough to face for one moment the
visible terrors of such an antagonist
should receive medal for "distinguish-
ed bravery as it does, to
absolute rashneSS
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APPoINTMENTs.-Tw of these COM
forting documents have been recently
received here. One of them for w. II.
Morrow us p. NJ. at this place, and the
o.her. to a Route Agency on the Pacific
II, r. for s. s. Daniels.
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e. CIT.
From DIsprnsatory orthe United states

From Dsprnsatory the United states
DIpSMA tRENATA- BuCHU LEAVES.
PR"rkRTIEs.-Ihe odor is strong, diiu,y", and
somewhat aromatic, their taste hitiersh ani analf,-
eous omint.
MEDICAL PROPERTIES ASD UsEz. Buchu leaves are
gently stimulant, with peculiar tendency TO tho
Urinary Organs.
They given in complaints ofthc Urinary organs,
such as Gravel. Chronic ,atarrh Of tho Bladder Nor
bid Irritation Of the Bladder and Irctha Disease Of
III" I'rostrat" Hand. and Retention or In"ortn"nr Of
Urine, from loss Of tone IN Tia. parts concerned In s
evacuation. IN" r.,nciy has also been recommended
in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism. Cutaneous Aztec
tons, and Drppsy.
IIrLMHoLn's EXTRACT BucuC r. used by persons
from Tire of IA t. - and from - 3d. In the
d"cn" or charge Of life after Confinement, Labor
Pains: E,r-Ntttng in children.
In affections peculiar to females Tho Extract Bdchu
is unclua'd by any other remedy a. ia CnurDss
Retention, irregiiarity, panfunesso Suppression Of
Customary Evacuaiuns liberated or Srhrrott, state
OF the Uterus, IHucorrhea, OF Whites.
DISEASES or THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS GRAVEL,
AID DRor,I'AL SwEGLI>o~.-Thi,m medicine incrr4s-
Is the power Of Digestion. and "Xc"s the A.Drhruts
INTO healthy action, Ivy WhCh the Watery or t4irure~
on* drposIrjons and all Unnatural EnlargencAts are
reduced, rs well as pain end inflammation. go. -,
Of I.g1,.-< N Which II has been given. Irritation Of
m"y~ liberation of the Kidneys and bladder H.'cn-
,om Of r4r P@Y Of , iG i'J,rL" , n,.
ana Mucus Mi|ky Discharges and for ",''e'ra
the tn""lna symptoms lnAlsp95'i on to tT"rsi.,t'
los Power, Iuas q Arn"rH n'hchliE Of 'irH'H
WW1krni.H>~t binne,s OF Nr,0n. pan IN tho ha"E,
iInl iIaa,l> lll,,,ns "f til, Boir. nryro~s 81 ia
y,.r r,s allS1tis 81 ta yrI1, ~
lItIMHaLn~ LAr,NrI hIn A. = I'.t', s .'.3
mI'Ir:tcs 81 tie itiood e., sGrorc1g Cora,', IN
which Il ll%Ptf Ellt t~ if|.
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NEW FIRM.-The lumber business
heretofore carried on at Stanwood, by
Dan S. Cassel will hereafter he in the
hands of the firm of Bomgardncr 4 Cas-
sci. Both members of this firm are ex-
perienced in their business, and buyers
will find it advantageous t" give them
call.
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L1ilunlreds are using RIGGS COMPOUND
IInARIiOUND COUGH SYRUP and pro-
nounce il the very best medicine for Coughs,
Colds &c. Try it.
:. s. Chambers & Co., Springdalc; +. = & II. 4.
JcpSon, West Branch; V. r. Cornwall, powncy
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REpA1NrED, rearranged, and in full
blast, with a complete stock for the
Spring trade-Hail & Schmucker's drug
Sorta
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BEAUTIFUL lace Collars and Hand
kerchiefs at Cobb & WetZel's.

ALL the leading perfumes-Lubin's,
Bazin's, Phalons, &c.-are found at
Hall & Schmucker's.
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EVERYTHING you want in the way OF
Dry Goods at Cobb & Wetzel's.

\ GREAT IMPROVEMENT has just been
made by Alden, Scott & Co. in their
store room. The floor has been relaid
and let down nearly to a level with the
sidewalk, which with the addition of
more shelving, and the application of
paint and whitewash gives them one of
the most pleasant, convenient and roomy
sales rooms In the place.
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THE PUBLIC SQUARE.-A great
change for the better is already visible
in the appearance of our Public Square.
1t has been laid out in accordance with
the plan chosen, and the various walks
and avenues opened and thrown up.
This, with the large number of beauti-
full cvergreens and shade trees that have
been put out with reference to the shape
in which the square is laid off give us an
idea of what it will in future become.
We de ire to mention the fact, in this
connection, that Mr.. Joshua Hall, the
well known nurseryman, mad" dona-
ton to he,town, to be used in the Square,
Of fifty dollars worth of fine young ever
greens.
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the soldiers graves on the Goth and
30th of this month. In Upton and vi
entity, not note appreciation, not a
word OF advice or encouragement is
given to outsiders either by the &. A..
r., or other soldery. Shame on such
men to forget those whose memory
should be ever green in our hearts.
Let the G.. A. II. wake up and ccle-
brate those days in decorating the
graves of the fallen and in renewing
our vows to our country aud our God.
Your article on Mechanicsvlle seems
to be working up the lovyc city on thu
hill"
Brother Leslie should be careful in
regard to tat~tics-though Figures
will not lie' they often are very dccop-
tive. \EkITAS.
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1000 Acres Of Land

r,,.o aud NisNUuri. I VIII sci ehehp HT'T
IN ~, rlr's@n@h,r tcr,us. or exchange toI im.tnS
"a property in eslar county ~ aeT:S , " al ~
miis4snnti 4 descriptive list can lie seen a NY
office In Iilt0G. . r c>rT3v
Mo-. 9Th 1850 ~. - - : -
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IcsTs FOR SALE.

Snn WILL VAN :. V. I.ASDT.
Mad dogs are very common MI "reA
t,,n whole Wet, and DEATH hN hSnto-
nn,,,iu are hcruqlin- a:srAlnsly 'fc-
nuent
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BEAR in mind that Adler - running
the boot and shoe and hat and cap estab-
lisnment, next door to the Kiser House,
to its full capacity. Sign of Big Boot.
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ADLER is still agent for the Singer
Sewing Machines.
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To Advertiscrs.-AHt transient Local and Special
Notices. and transient Advertisements, must be paid
for In advance to secure insertion
Editorial Notices Advertisements in the Local
columns will he charged - cents per line each ser
tion
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH. Buy your
drugs, medicines, paints, oils, &c, of
Hall & Schumacher.
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GIVE us A CALL,
M n; IL fi,fT%3s t0r 'fafJits WISHING rio
sunni gOMGARDNER & CAsSEL.

Stauwooi Iowa, April -, ls6' hiaS
~- ohEErISu / OtIE1HER.-Ihe Lars of
Life says:-"More quarrels arise be-
tween brothers, between sisters. between
hired girls, between clerks in stores be-
tween apprentices il mechanic shops,
between hired men, between husbands
and wives, owing to electrical changes
through which their nervous systems
60 by lodging together night after night
under the same bed clothes, than by al
most any other disturbing cause. There
is nothing that will SO derange the
nervous system of person who is elm
NATIVE in nervous force as to lie all
night in bed with another person who
is absorbent in nervous force. 'rhe alb
sorber will go to sleep and rest all night,
while eliminator will be tumbling and
tossing, restless and nervous, peevish,
tault-inding and discouraged. No two
persons, no matter who they are, should
haeitaal'y sleeptogether. One will thrive
and the nthar Will t~t~>@ n '''' - -
. SHERIFF SALE.
.-..,.,.of, vnecial execution 10 me IL
- Nirl9e 81 rom the ot,ic,. Of the Clerk
,Ircnit Coprt. in and Tor u" q i'n Nm ~.
C,lar ana state Of loIa, IN 'I Esreltriss and
$mItht r IN have levied npon me iai
ia,,ir,. property as thc prahna,iii, towit:
Daniel Frederick and aa ,ba iersh hail 90 of
l., IN Ioe I'm CEDAR cd rs eeun,v
/ Iowa, , ,r.,, g,r.,a sar sale. at the court
hon~" door in The 80. ~ ~ !, .sar If June, K
count ~. tr,ck Il. " Of said day, !" sal :
y, l>e' ~ ,''',x,;on and costs that may aSssn
thereof, ., N,r a. n w.
! E2.G- :'ia@o "' yolIS II: STEAMER
..,n,s snari,, oT Ccs!ar county, ioN's
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TAKE NoTICE.-Thc books of A. =.
Gilbert & Co., and Gilbert & Ford, have
been left with the undersigned, for COL
lection of their unsettled accounts prior
to March 18th, 1869. BY settling the
same forthwith costs will be avoided.
JOHN =. TUTlIILI, J. i.
April 22d, lSG9. nlSw2
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THE CHICAGO EVENING pOsT.-The
publishers of this excellent paper have
again and for the third time within
twelve months, enlarged the pages OF
both the daily and weekly editions,
making it now the largest as it has long
been the best evening paper in the
West. They announce for its future
that The Post will be characterized by
the same reliability and variety of news
as heretofore, The same vigor and indie
pendence of editorials, and greater full
ness of of commercial reports. Terms OF
Daily, $40 per year. Weekly, 81 80; ten
copies for SO. Address Posi- Printing
Co., Chicago.
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SHELL OUT FOR THE FOuRTlE.-A
subscription paper for ..the purpose of
raising funds with which to defray the
necessary expenses of our grand cele-
bration is being circulated, and shows,
so far, pretty cordial reception. Those
who have. not yet had an opportunity to
have their names on it will not be
,lightci long. "Be liberal and you will
pe happy''-on the 4th.
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THE Book BUSINEsS.-But few per-
sons have any proper comprehension of
how vast is the book business in this
country. Take one "item," for in
stance, rs i!lustrative: Matthew Hale
Smiths ",Sunshi,,e and Shadou in NeU
York" which is the exciting work of
times. is selling at the rate OF 900 copies
per day and is sold exclusively by agents
(see advertisement in another column).
The publishers u. b. Burr 4 Co., of
Hartford, Conn., use two tons of paper
a day and run six large roller presses
constantly to supply the current de-
mand This is doing wholesale BUSH
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BLACK aud fancy silks Of all kinds at
VIM. Dean & Coz.

those multitude Of canes, which like
mushroom in night made their cntree
1"'o Upton last week, are of the elegant
Boot.
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LArsus GALLINE.-A strange freak
of nature perpetrated by an old hen as
her agent was sent to our office one day
last week by Mrs. James l.. Rowell, in
the shape of double egg. Not double
in the common way, containing two
yolks; but an egg within all egg, the
inside one having just as hard shell,
and being to all appearances as perfect
as the one that contained it. The egg
that contained the other one was but a
little larger than the usual size, and had
the usual allowance of "white' and
yolk, while the one within it, which
was unbroken, was about the size of n
quail's egg.
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DUCHESS and Alexander kid gloves ut
VIM, Dean 4 Co.'S.

AT THE regular meeting of Crystal
Fount Lodge, I. o. G. T., Tuesday
evening, May 4th, the following officers
were installed; w. C. r., w. NJ. Will
cox; w. V. r., Carrie Tuthill; w. S.,
n. w. Woodford; w. +. s., VIM. Eli
OFT; w. r., Michael Cottrell; w. NJ,
r. McCaskey; w. l. G., Miss f. A.
Woodford; W. o. G., Ed M. Kennedy.
PAINTS and oils recommended and
sold by Hall 4 Schumacher, arc guaran-
teed pure and offered at the lowest pos
sblc figures.
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RELlGloUS.-Rev.W w. Kelly is expect
ed to preach in the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath at 10 1-2 O'Clock \. NJ, at
Upton; and at New York at > 0 clock =.
AZ
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FIsuy.-Thomas Spence and others,
on Tuesday, took over twenty hundred
pounds Of fish from lake near the
Nose, wv in about three hours work
only drawing the seine six times.
Pretty good fishcrman's luck.'
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md be satisfied.
MARRIED..

ON the ath inst, by John Keith, / 81, In
Iowa tp., Cedar county, Iowa, Mr.. John A.
Gin and Miss Elizabeth NJ. lunt; both Of &C.
dar county.
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\ FULL stock of French, Swiss and
German Embroid"rics at Cobb & Wet
Zel's.
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LAUNDRY INDIGO BLUEING.-This
most useful and economical adjunct TO
perfect success in the laundry has just
been offered to the public. Put up in
Dag ready for use, and provided with a
wooden box for convenient keeping, and
warranted cheaper and better than Ell
.her liquid blueing, powders or crude
ihdlgo, 1t will he found just the thing
.or housekeepers. For sale at Bagley 4
Ingman's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-05-13

Major J. Il. Young has been appoint
ed Pension Agent for this Pension dis
trict. He will probably take up his res
idence at Dubuque where the Office is
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