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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-04

General Grant does not hesitate to de-
clare his opposition to lobbying to all OF
his friends. Some Of the latter assert
that he says, decidedly, that he will not
put patronage In the hands Of such Con-
rrcssmsn ~ lend themselves to the
various Jobs now before the two houses.
All the influence he can exert upon
those who visit him IL thrown CONSTANT
" and earnestly against all schemes by
which the lobby, aided by corrupt offi-
Gals, are trying to get ~ much OF the
! money In the Treasury A. possible before
the 4th Of March.
Washburne, q member Of the present
Congress, from Indiana, Is making an
industrious canvass for the position OF
at Arms, but the incumbent,
Ortiway, has about two.thirds OF the
House outspoken In his favor. The
candidates for Clerk are the incumbent
Mr.. Mcpherson, Roswell Hart, recently
a member from New York, and Mr..
Eckley, at present Il member from ONO.
From, present appearances, Mr. Nc
rherson will have All easy race, ana 10
reelected. Mr.. Buxton, the present
doorkecper, is very popular, and will
undoubtedly DO reelected.
The last attcm pit of the Government
clerks tn get more pay ra"aiv"d iss 4"i-
etus, Monday in the House. Now ifthc
boys cannot get on with their present
wages, let them give up their desks to
the hundreds Of deserving women who
are suffering for something to do, and
let them come out west aud earn an in
dependent living by the sweat Of their
brows. There are plenty Of untitled
acres on whose rewarding bosom the
seeds Of wealth may be sown and boun-
tiful harvests reaped. The career Of
Washington clerk Is essentially unman-
", servile, efleminate, and demoralizing,
aud in nine cases out of ten, becomes, to
the man who accepts it, living tomb.
There is hardly an employment in the
whole broad reach of industry that Is
not more inviting and more desirable,
whether socially, physically, or morally
considered. Therefore let the clerks
seize the present occasion and abandon
their ill-rcwarding mode of lite.-Iost.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-02-04

Notice is hereby given that on the 18Th day Of
December, l>;s>, there was read in the county
court III Cedar county. Iowa. an instrument
parporiinc 10 he the last will and testament of
Jacob Wolf deceased. and that the said court
has iNcd the 9Th lay of february, lssa the day
for prov ing said Will Belts. Co. Judge.
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UNDERTAKING.

and all calls promptly filled without the usual
delays.
In order 10 give the public an idea of the Use
func>s of the Metallic Case, the following Is
inserted:
ST. f.orIS, April II. 1867.
ME>SRs. CRANE, BREED & Co.-C;eutlemen:-
On saturday last we were CALLED upon to take
charge of the remains of n child of one of our
citizens. which had been removed from Quin-
cy, Ill. TO deposit in the Belifontane Gene
terry. The child died about four years oand
WAS buried al Quincy, in n Metallic Burial
Case, Of your manufacture, furnished by us
When the lid was removed. on Saturday last
the face. rs visible through the glass. was in
most perfe ( state of preservation. We con-
slider this n illustrative only Of what can al
ways he accomplished with your Metallic Dur
ial asses. when proper care is TAX e i'm sealing
When used with Schollay s Patent Reodoriz-
er, no circumstances AS to TEN perntnrc dis
ease. need prevent them from being all that is
claimed by you; safeguards from coniagion
and from intrusion; adapted To transportation
Indispensable To the health mess and cleanii-
ness CT vaults: enduring for generations.
Yours. etc.
JOHN \. SMITHERS & BRO, U-ndertakers,
No. 81. Chestnut ST.. 81. Louis, Mo.
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T. +. DEAN has great assortment OF
Buffalo Over-Shoes, very cheap.
Probate Notice.

Yeast axes and Powders at
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Mousekeerers Will find the best assortmen
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Candles and : zap at
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29
without n Good Disr.IIon

An other temporal hlesslnss AGO comparatively
worthless. The dyspeptia millionaire who hAs' ii''
all the potion. % the medical profession In yaln, and
believes his complaint to 10 incnrablr, Noaa give
half his utnne TO be freed nom the horrors Of indl.
ge.tIon, aud thus enabled TO enjoy tho other half
N oourss h. ,rorid.
Perhaps MosrETrER's STOMACH DIrrERs
has been recommended to such sufferer. Possibly
he has turned ifom tho friend who made the sns'
gcstlon with aneor lninailng that he has ~ Jadh
In any 'patrnt medicines" IfthIs has been the
case, Is ,auei Ge edy4s yor hia. Ills Incredibly
iooms ida to NE OF misery An tho hSurIcs which
weai,l, can purchase are at his command. Not one
OF them can give him pleasure. His own irrational
obsiinacy Is his banc.
Tho mqs.ea, happily for themselves arc less sk"p
Teal. There "a such t.lns na bigoied mL'li;h aa
we'll as Lsoie' or,duiilf, andh golden mean between
tho two, wliicl, mon Rnj wonion who sro eincd with
common scnse adopt ani profit by These are tho
class that paironizo and recommend ifnSTETTfRs
DITrERs. why DO thcy Approve this famous an'I'
dyspcp,lc and anti; bllleus prepornticnl Simply be-
eauso they have not b,cn loo muel' tho slaves OF
scnsclcss siiudcc to give II fair thai, and have
found that Nheh an other tcnirs, tiimnIants and
soninchlcs Jailed, It produced the dSsircd elect.
"strikc, but hear" said the Roman sngc, when
hi, ignorant enemies woro assalllns him. "Doubi,
but try" says Tho man who has been cured Of lndi.
gcstion, bi,iousncss, or intermittent fever, by The
Dittcrs rs he relates his experience of the medicine
to his il valid friends Whoever Is so welded to his
own fotesonc tleor,tica conclusions, TO decline
to test the properties OF medicine endorsed 10y tho
test iniony Of intelligent mon in every walk Of lilc
and approved by tho people at large, dc'erres 10
SEga. = 81 III ~ .siirirr.g +, s-T ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

bY"All Terms who 60 10 AbiiSHo or
Junction City, Kansas, should irale with
p. z. Taylor. q. A. Wills, of Texas, Inns
charge of the branch at Aailcnc, known by
the sign Of "Texas Store" We are told
thar you can also make yourselves at home
at their "Texas IIeadqharters" at Inc main
house in Junction City. You will find this
house Oh The square, and it is the only
Southern house run w Southern 'te.i in
Western Kansas. Every mau shouldtradc
with them who goes There from Texas. Let
your friends have what money you spend
and fot yod.. enemies in shose eyes you are
obnoxious except fer yoir morley. We say
go to Wills at Abilene nhd pylorat9unc-
,ion, and buy what you want. 1t is said
Mat Eastern buyers look TO Abilene rs the
great cattle market and will consequently
congregatc there. ojow
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29
ESTRAY NOTICES.
) DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN UPibyJ. p. Lawrence and estraycd bo.
brcJ. 4, Mcrhleh,, J. r. Precinct No y three head
IF stock hofses pftlic ri',owiug dcscrlption VIZ
aid +: nppraisrd ut SO. One BROWN MARE, 10
hands hish, s years old appraised ut so. One .
wear old IRON GRAY HORSE, Is hands high; ap-
nt,iscd at SO A!so'5 work oxen OF The following
description viz: one RID, with blotched braid
on tn. Iof, lin, ma kcd two uhderbits ~ tho let
orr. One RED SPECKLED, markell niderb,t in
tho right and uppcrbit In the lett eur. Que bnAuh
and W,tITE PyDRD, branded on tho len hip,
marked swallow tirt in the right ear. !pneDLACK
And WHITE SP0TrED, branded All connected,
m ,rkcd crop and half crop iii thc lct and crop OF
iha rirbt car. [37.3i"
TAKEN rP W E. D. Hughes, and cstraycd be-
fire Jas s; Stro her, j. 2. Precinct 10. o, one BAY
ri,ht hind log, hid on sl all hell harness marked
lTanlc, on tho left shoulder, and d ON left hip;
appraised at sou, ~ 80,
had d yeirs old, marked upper slope and nndcf1it
In lie LETT ear, crop and split and underbt IN thu
right ear branded u on left side and II Ii connect
cd on hin an,, tlrigh;, appraised atSl a
One RED FOAM WORK OK, years old, marked
swallow fork IN left ear, and crop ana undcrDt IN
the right branded = on left hipi oppra',ed at So
Rcnor,el 10 me as cs,rays by Lewis y. long,
Couniy Commissioners, The ALLOWING animals, yE
one DIRK Iron GRAY HORSE, witha small
bell on years oh, branded on the len shoulder "
one DAY ROAM MARE, years old, branded on
the rishi sholilcr 0. STAR III the forehead.
ono OLD WHITE HORSE, 10 or 10 years old.
Reported to me as esttays by john II. hawlips,
County Commissioner, the following animals, w
I One RED OK, about years old, branded with IL
on tho left hip, marked with split In each ear:
one BLACK Pony MARE, 7years old. about IA
hands high, branded on the right shoulder u,
both hin feet white, both saddle and car marked.
S. JONES, C.C.C.D,C.T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

PoE AHD RdBISsoN SENTENCED. -
Cur readers will remember the cold
bloodod murder, one year ago near
Henderson, Tex, QfCol. w. ID, Ward,
of this place, and Col. Ely, ofShreve-
port, and tho flight, subsequent ar
rest and trial ut the succeeding term
of the District Court ofRusk county,
Of Willis Poo and Pad Robinson, OF
Henderson Of The charge Of hiiying
committed thcrcvclting decd. These
men, it will also occhr to our read
ors, after being convicted of murdor
in the fifst degree, appealed to the
Supreme Court, and were rcmanded
to the Marshall Jail for safe keeping
until their cases should be finally
decided by that tribunal. AT
the late sitting Of the Court at Tyler,
the fndii'g Of Tic lover court Was
ststai.lcd, and Tho prisoners under
y strong guard abdul ono Wcok ago
were taken 10 Henderson whore
tic District Cttsrt was then in scs.
sinh, and sentenced, by Judge J. B
Williamson, to BIO hung by tho
sheriff of lsusll county, on Friday,
the 18th day of Juno MOTT. On re-
ceiving their sentences tile prisoners
were brought back to this place, and
lodged jail. A gaurd Of soldiers
is detailed every night and station
cd III hcjail by Capt. Wagner, com
marding Post, at tho request of
sheriff II. g. Del,islc.
Harrison Flag, 18th. \,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

TtE MEMfHts AND Ell PAso r. r.
The Washington special Of tho
iCoui.ior-J Journal, writing Oh the 9th,
says Gen. Fremont sailed for En-
rope on Business connected With The
loan he las negotiated III Paris or
tic construction of this road. He
will rcmain inParis q few days, and
feturn mt Once to this country,
He states that tho company will
bnild about ono hundred and fifty
miles in Texas this summer. Tho
irbn has already been purchased,
and will be shipped by the first of
June. The Now York correspondent
Of tliv adriic paper makes precisely
tic Same statement. One hundred
and fifty miles would extend the
road nearly to Dallas.
Houston Times.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

The superior advantages of this G in are;
list. IL eiihahce5 the value Of tile cotton
ginncd on it fi;ll5 cent per pound, Fly i'm
proving the staple.
4 I'd. The quantity of colton gihnSl in n gi-
ven timc is much greater Than by dny other
gin of an equal number Of siws. A gin Of
eighty saws turns out ten bales per day.
& Sd. 1t separates from tile cotton more dust
and moics and leaves il clearer from nap
than any other gin made. =, y. ssar !,
4th. The effect Of the steel brush Is To-
straighten out the lini--removing NIL the
kinks and understanding it to undergo q
partial carding process. The performance
of this at the State Fair of Mississippi in
1857 is thus noticed by the Planter and Ne
chanic, published at Jackson
"1lc Cotton Din Of Gullctt, GIadney 3 CO. excited
much wonder among the cotton planters, being capa-
bleof turning ont 10 bales per day. The samples of
cotton exceeded in beauty sotncss, rnd Freedom from
nap any that VIC ever saw looking more like smooth
bats fgopa pals Of conmon cottvn cards than samples
from cotton GIN" ~ 1f llft IA isfasI
9th. The roller cannot BE- broken by
over-fecdng.
& 9th. 1t is madein a superior style Of.
workmanship, strong and subtanial, with
iron ends, under the personal supervision
of the patentee, and with the most complete
machinery. Every one is tested before be-
foro being sent from the factory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

BJ Attention is called to the advertise
:ineht of A. Brousseau & Co., Importers Of
Carpeting of all kinds, 10 Ghartres street,
New Orleans, which will be found in To-
days paper. This is one Of. the best and
oldest houses in the Crescent city and inn
porting direct, as they do, can aid will
sci, at New York price,:
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

WHEAT cror.--we arc gratifd to be able
TO state thai the wheat crop in this county,
which is now considered made, will be,
perhaps, the largest yield that has been
reaped FOR many years, in proportion TO the
breadth Of ground sown. harvesting is
now going on all ever the county. 4ir
The ssnsc remarks VII hold good With
regard tUthc crops in all'thc sitrrodnding
counties that We have heard from.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

Turned EDITOR. Fred. w. Sew
ard, son OF the old man, and late
Assistant Secretary. of State, has
purchased the interest of Thurlow
Weed in the New York Commercial
Advertiser, aud, tits said, will take
The editorial management Of that
old iournal.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

Tue CApIrAL-TFc completion
of Che Pacific Railroad sccins to
have. revived this question. The
Washington Chronicle CITES NUM-
Der. Of reasons for entertaining APP
prchcnsions on the subject. The
Louisville ouricr-Journal sup
poses that the removal SCOOTER or la
ter may be considered inevitable,
hgf hopes, in consideration OF The
cost of the public buildings and the
burden Of The public debt, that ag-
iiation on the subject may be post
t5ned for a time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

EeD- II win DO seen by reference to the
appropriate coIemn, that Col. Robr. ii. TAr-
Lon, Of fannin county, Is candidate for
20 ,gress from This District. lie Is well
known TO the people Of his section, and
needs no Introduction from ts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

With Dyspcpsics everything is wrong.
Food does not digest sleep does not re-
fresh; wine does not cheer; smiles DO moi
gladden.; music does not charm, nor csn
any other joy enter rhc breast Of The mis-
'srable dysperiie. You mnst gel ria Or il,
or it viii bccorne seated snd ecu6rtssa, and
life win be tTsrdsn and e1isisres curse.
FrtxrArIoz BIIfEts viii DO away viii an
ihis. Eer life, sirengih and energy viii
take possession Of you- Tie <ainnsk VIII
again bison upon yonr cheek and de ini-
Ger IN Jour eye viii again be As bright as
n your healsLicsi, hsrriesi and most joy
oas days.
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spEoIAt NOTICES.

Holloway. Piii.,-Ne human tsins eaH
have clear bead whose Stomach sna hevsls are not
In geol order, lueigesilon and sohsiira'ieP 'n'5
70 luce the usssi man 70 state hoFdsFhg On ia'-
suiiy. They arc diseases that WEAKEN The msr1oFy'
dellssl lbs spirits aud TrndsF The mlnd pIey 10
Imaginary hoTrdrs. A psrmarent rmsdy for 10th
evils Ia 10 10 tand only in nol,owArs ruis
IArmi 8. lat polenti vegetable extracts arr ih''f
solo lnsrcirnis, and their a''leni' eorrssll'e And
restorative qualities d,G eonTaslson. sold BY all
Druggist
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

When Queen Victoria, was mar
ricd, .twenty-nine years ago, she
had twelve brides maids. Every
ono OF these 5cung ladies has since
been married, one has been married
twice, and is now a widow, and
three are dead. = -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29
Roy 7 w. Chalk Informs lis of

Rev. w. Chalk Informs It's of a
singular accident occurring at his
house few days since. A spark
from a Bots dare chunk in the fire
flew through the kcy-holc of n cen
trc-table in the corner of the room,
and exploded quarter-pound Of
powder lying in the drawer. The
explosion gave all hands d prcty
good scare, but no further damage
was DONE Mckinney Enquirer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29
Trini,, Conssssnec.

DALLAS nIsrsIoT.-ruiAp Ret No ~ QVAkf1alf
Mrsrisas fok TAt fnAh ifaa,
palia. si.ilaa-Jal, led aah that iailas,
I,psalar Miss,ea-lnly ioih AID nih-ai Lesus'
p.lis. oior.a MisAioh-Jsly ie,h-Ai pOnsii's
p,s'es ci~aiiEJuly iIih aud is,h-M Willow
n.ia. cirsai,-Juiy eth aud silh-ai bethel
Ssyena Cir alt-Jaiy stat and August ist--al noF'
ton's School liuuse. -
Galns.sliie Cigcuii-A,xnsi iih and Sih-at shiloh'
Sherman ciTeuil-Ansusi lith aud lath-Ai Preston
nlsiriet observation-disclosures i9ih- .sAl-ai Manins,
Mrkinney CiIeai- Augusi sl,t aud sel-Al MAainA'
sher,a,n Station August gath aud s9lh-At shfr'
. man. Wa. u. iovs0, Presiding kider'
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f5y.u.A A.t5. Mil Il. 1865

EuFAuLA, All, March IL, 1868.
NJ. r. j. Perkins, Esfauia, Ata.;
DEAR SrGs--We take pleasure in siating
that the GuIleff Steel Isrush Gins
bought Of you have given entire Satisfaction,
and have come fulls UP to all the recon-
mcndations we have seen Published conccr-
ming them. We have found that the eoilon
rinned on ihcfn has bcth IL great defhknd,
and believe that any round crop Of cotton
giuncd on one Of them, will bring one and
one half cents per pound more than il GIN
ned on any other gin We have used, OF Of
which re have any know ledge. Use this
for the bcneft Of The planters
A. GlITrfTH, Eli s. SHoETEE- @. 4. Ro-
nrnrs, i. +. KoLn, II. W. L. PnicE, S. c.
DAzff11. u A. Jo>Es, 9onx CocaEaF, and
J. L. FUc8. 81 AlstaAa- - ~.
SAUL DEtr. CrEnar. CkrTIs 4 Co. s.
r. ErrxErr. ard }. NJ slfRrrr. - fieorsia.
GE6RGE PHILLIPS.
State Agent, anderson, Texas.
Nav IL Itt.4-, y l,fiIr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

BN@TLe Spring Terfi of The District
Coultsfor this county commences at this
place on Monday nest, the 3lst inst, His
iIontt Judge A, 3. NOTION, presiding.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

EJ- Those interested arc referred to The
advertisement of Marsl al Darbicr- he gives
The tdstnopes for you to pay Corporation
YAK.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

This Gin has taken the First Premium
at the Louisiana State Fair In April,
1869. The Committee Of Cotton Brokers
and Planters determined IFS .meritslby
the saving OF lint ana the improve
mcnt In staple.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

IMNH luNNNf
IA . usg1sln rssssh flEaisIiy a. I,-iias -
a. ~ "a 90 l.sld's tsJs, EeIriss Az ssssinf
la oslkaaaulh.
FG0fEr<kr krfsoofAt enuhfli.-hifins
gr,ifs siH u H.la lntl sssfg saed.g laeInins =
Snil aalrl la H. lsrf r..ela u M c'uE haneuT's
lfik haAliI44 u@&n slrai, nantay nrAesi H.
Ia ssn.e t<-@1 a stlA<k A. n.
nEfnuuISf frlso0fAL cnuRcH .-hsssl.T
a hs1 e.. Ma ssrrs Saaiay a "a e'elssk A, ~,
4 "a a s@<y .<sls iisLl s-llsih ssAesiAs a'sal
AZ ss'slbok ~.
OLp srno0l. rREsnffERlAN ciiVrcn-
kliL Nfil1<ALn. sill rrsach a. ne AeaHtss
'os he ltiI Al ea fanh sAll.aiA In s~sh naeulh
ounBEst. ~ rRishffLEiAN enl htn.-
Re-. A. J. uAfNfs, fafl's, vii rirs = ~ s..
i-,Ianl PF.slsleri.n CLnIsh, "a tie rffifld shi
9.asiA s.iA@ff.s ia Ssh laeslt snd srs, u, "
ii,ss "a lhS hFsi and hhA k-ll-ihs, Ia 'he sAH's
o.. NJ. w.nAss,s uili rFsasi grs~la.'y, a. ~
Chsisiiss ci,sssh. lsilAs. "a ihs ssi ~ad i'A e~e
l,alts effssA sssnih. E.L.
tlA each a.iasiAy hTh.fe The IN rANi@ia u es'N
.auaih eLussh sassiiHs sill H. lsid,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29

Among The hundreds of testimonials VIC
find the following:
NEw ORLEANS, March ii 1861
Ncssrs. Jos II. adams 5 65o,aJs, NJ y,
DEAR SiRs:-we have been acquainted
with the ssGuIIct Steel Hsrrrsh Gin"
for many years, and regard il as the best
in use, making a difference, as we believe,
in favor Of cotton OF from ohe-half 10 one
cent per pound ovcr.oilcr gins.
GATES, GILLESPIE & co,
Congmission Merchants, ~
1870 Gtdoier Street, Aets orieans.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-29
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