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Alta REGULAR meeting Of Crystal
Fount Lodge, No. go, I. o. of G. T. Of
Iowa, held at Upton on Tuesday
evening March I'D 1870, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed:
WHEREAS, In the providence Of the
All-Wise and Loving Father, our es-
teemed and worthy brother DR.. J. B.
Jackson has been removed by an un-
timely death, it becomes us to render
a tribute of affection aud respect to
his memory; and
WHEREAS, Although his stay among
US was brief; yet by his untiring
efforts he has accomplished much In
behalf of the great cause in which he
was co-laborer with our order,
therefore
Resolved, That the cause Of right and
reform is deprived, in the death of
Brother Jackson, of a firm AMI I'M
flinching advocate; and the public of an
honorable and useful citizen whose
moral excellence and honesty OF pur-
pose endeared him to the hearts of all
who are laboring to overthrow the pow
ers of the adversary.
Resolved, That while we bow In
humble submission to the will of Him
"who doeth all things welp' we share
the grief of bereaved family, and
tender to them our heartfelt synpathies,
praying that HE who tempers the
wind to the shorn lamb" may gracious
ly comfort them.
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu'
tons be furnished to the widow of de-
ceased, and also to the Upton ADvER
User, the Iowa City Tribune and Mt
Pleasant papers for publication.
JESSE JAMES.
A. Adler,
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A COOP FARM Is advertised for sale
BY Mr.. G. A. Pound. This farm is To-
Gated In good vicinity, near church
- and schoolhouse, and upon the best
Of prairie land. 1t comprises lGO acres;
10 stocked with a large number and va.
riety Of fruit, forest aud ornamental
trees; has . quantity Of young hedging;
and will be sold cheap. See advertise
ment. ~-al d.
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TO CONSERVATIVES,

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health In
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suf
cred several years with hung affection, and
that dread disease Consumption anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure
To all who desire 1t. 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 n
SURE CURE FOR C"SsuMrTIoS, ASTHMA, BRoNCuI-
IT'S etc. The object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted and spread in
formation which he couceves to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as 1t will cost
them nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
s2yl Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.
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THE BRIGHT SIDE.-The March num-
Der of this popular children's paper. just
received, presents over twenty different
articles, all original, and some of quite
superior merit. It's success has been re-
markable, $4,000 circulation being al
ready secured; the publishers say thay
intend to make it 100, 600 by the time it
is one year old, which will be next July.
They offer to send the four numbers for
March, April, May and June, free to all
who subscribe before July first. Terms,
so cent year. Specimen copy free.
John b. Alden & Co., Publishers,
Chicago, Ill.
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ZELL's POPULAR ENCYCsoPEDIA and
Universal Dictionary Is the title Of
book that Is now being introduced to
the public, and which cannot be too
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ular favor and a wide circulation. The
plan of the work is wide reaching, com.
bining all and more than has hitherto
been found in Dictionaries, Gazettes
and numerous Encyclopedias. Brought
up to the living present, almost every
word known to the language through
out the vast fields Of history, biography,
geography, philology, science and art
may he found in its pages.
A Scientific Journal says of this
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Athens aid the Atlantic Telegraph.
A re you biographer, read the sketches
of the families Adams. Albert, Alexan-
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you 4 faithful account Of the develop
n,eut of every branch Of industry, of
every important invention and discov-
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plete in two volumes, . perfect store
house Of every variety Of knowledge.
This is work for the million; Useful to
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The closing words Of the above.
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the Encyclopedias is issued. 1t Is pub
lished in weekly numbers Of eight
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ly numbers Of 40 pages at SO cents, each
page containing three columns Of solid
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Used complete within two years, the
entire cost not to exceed $25. This IL
one Of the very few STANDARD works.
sold by subscription, aud it can be ob.
tanned in no other way. Messrs. Starr
4 Guest of Davenport are general agents
aud local agents are wanted every
where.
Of all kinds. NY aim will be NEATN Ess an
ACCOMMODATION. 6tf b. LANG.
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A HUMBUG.

HOW OFTEN WE HEAR THIS EXPRESSION
II from persons reading advertisements of Patent
Medicines, and In nine eases out of ten they may he
right 1t - years since introduced Dr. Tobi-
as Venetian Iififnent to the public. had no money
to advertise 1t, left II for sale with few druggists
and storekeepers through Il small section of the coun
try many taking II with great reluctance; but told
them to let any have II, and lift did not do all
stated on my pamphlet, no one need pay for II. In
stores two three bottles were taken trial
by persons present. was by many, thought crazy,
Ens e' nd M HE ,gsI AZ En6In.~ ,C,
months began to receive orders for more 1iuimcnt,
some calling IL my valuable Liniment. who had refs-
ed SIGN receipt when left it at their store Now
sales millions of bottles yearly and all for cash
l warrant II superior to other medicine for the
of Crou Diarrhpa, Dysertery Collie. Vomiting.
Spasms, and Sea sickness an internal remedy. II Is
perfectly innocent tn take intel ualy oath
panying each bottie-and externally for Chronic
rheumatism, Headache, MumIs, Frosted Feet, Brui-
SEES, Sprans, Old Sores Swellings, Sore Threats, &c
Price 80 cts. Sold by the Druggists. Depot 10 Park
Place, N. Y.
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From StanWood.

~lsass SrANwOoD, March 18th, 1870
Mfr. Editor: a correct knowledge of
what is to come Is forbidden to all who
soiourn here below, and We mortas are
entirely ignorant of what is before us;
but we do know that in times that are
past certain causes have always produc-
ed certain results and we know Of no
reason why this order Of things will be
changed now or in any time hereafter.
and we shall expect that like causes will
be followed by like results. 1t is from
this stand point, that we predict pros
porous future for our town. That we
already have equal advantages with
other railroad towns near US, none can
depy. and we claim firmly that the
cause does exist for railroad from
Muscatine to Anamosa via Upton, ana
crossing the Northwestern at Stanwood,
and the result must be that it will he
completed sometime. When Southern
and Eastern outlets from Muscatine are
insured. then will this link be forged
and welded connecting the East and
south with Northern Iowa and Mime
sofa.
The mercantile business is fairly rep
resented here and merchants of most
| kinds are sufficiently numerous to salts
fy all demands.
School teachers are plenty as usual,
but we have only one physician in town
and q follower of the legal profession is
not known among us except he come
from abroad.
A school with seventy scholars is
now in progress which is fair Juvenile
| representation for the number Of inhab'
| itants considering that there are many
more roaming about, who should be in
school. During the year that is past
a respectable number of souls have firs
beheld the light from within the towr
limits of Stanwood; and in summing VI
we claim that for temperance and goot
morals, accommodating merchants ant
industrious mechanics, pretty womel
and fat babies and for enterprising in
habitants generally, we will compare
favorably with auy other town in tn
State of the same age.
The elements took US completely b.
storm on last Monday and Tuesday
showing and blowing profusely. Nov
q depressing miidness prevades an'
rubber boots are in great demand.
PHELIx.
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II. 8. Revenue Tax. 1870.

The undersigned, for the purpose of
maxi ing the annual assessment Of 1870,
will visit the following places:
Louden, Tuesday, March 18th, 1870,
Clarence, Wednesday 3Oth, -
Mechanicsville, Thursday and Friday,
Durant, Tuesday, April 5,h, !"
Downey, Thursday, April eth, 1870,
West Branch, Friday, April sth. 1870;
Springdale, Saturday, April 9th, %
Inland, Monday, April 18th,
Cedar Bluffs, "Wednesday, April Goth.
1 will be ut my Office in Upton, until
Monday, March 18th, 1870 where l will
expect all persons notified, to make
their return before said time.
All persons receiving blank returns
must return the same to me made out in
detail and sworn to, or they will be re-
quired to do SO at their cost.
]. w. BULL,
Asst ASST 5th Dsvision. I'd District, Iowa.
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ANNALS OF Iowa, the quarterly pub
llcation of the State Historical Society Is
just out for the first quarter of 1870.
This volume is edited by the cores
ponding Secretary of the Society, DIR.
F, Lloyd, of Iowa city; and the current
number contains number Of interest
ing historical and biographical papers,
together with a story, 1.-THE Maniac OF
the Border" by Eliphalet Price, and
the proceedings of the last meeting Of
the Society.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

CHEAP MEATs.-Beeffr from Montevid-
60 is offered for sale in London and
Paris at from five to eight cents per
pound. 1t is prepared by soaking large
pieces in mixture consisting of 50 per
cent of and Is per cent of hyposulphite
of soda, hydrocloric acid, and glycerine:
from which the meat is at the proper
time removed, and busted over with
finely powdered bisulphite Of soda, and
packed in boxes as close as possible,
aud sealed up air tight. 1t may be kept
any length of time. By soaking q few
minutes in water, to which little vim
egar is added, and exposing short time
to the ART is fit to use.
fgood, fresh beef can thus be 1ur-
nished, iu the great commercial markets
at six to eight cents a pound, what will
be the price OF beef aud pork IN Iowa
next winter? Is tgood policy for our
farmers to abandon raising grain for
cattle and hogs, in the hope Of competing
successfully with the cheaper meat
product OF South America? We be.
neve mixed farming the proper course
here.-Honaestead.
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his righteousness. an entrance will be
granted me into His presence with ex-
ceeding JOY. On the redemption pur
chased for Us by the blood aud suffering
Of this dear Savior rest all my hopes.
When his MUD seemed wandering and
his language incoherent near the close
he spoke OF the "river" and the banks,
aud said, "There will be light and
among his last expressions, was: LET
me no. for the day breaketh -
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PROF. YONKAHoN, of Understand
College, Germany, announces to the
worl1 that the great comet, that is to
appear this season, will pass directly be-
tween the Earth and Sun, the dem
sity OF which will be SO great as to short
- Sar summer nearly month.
Go A. C.. Cartwright for the Ohio
Dent Seed Corn. No. corn, aud the
only large kind maturing inside of sixty
AaS2 e2.5S per ba. 80 bushels left out
Of go. t= " s"
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A 6oJoURNER In Clarence, whose
liner fall to him at the Post House will
hnd they have once fallen in pleasant
place. This Hotel is new and decidedly
well kept by Mr.. Post, landlord as Is
landlOed. Fx s@i@ .ss.s 49, Us ...
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Among my Books, by J. II. Lowell;
Hedged In, Miss T.. =. Phelps;
Behind the Scenes, Verify Victor;
and other new books for sale by Nor
row and James at the Post.offlc
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pRANG'S CHROMOS

ny Are fac-simile reproductions OF exquisite
iii paintings. so admirably executed AS 10 rem
Ter it impossible for any but experts 10 detec'
he di ference between them.
ss.Ask for them at the Art and Picture
stores. J.. ~ .a-
hH-Our Chromos are sent free to any hd-
drass within the United States, east OF the
Mississippi, on re ,eipt of price.
M prangs Chrome Journal. issued quar-
terIy contains a complete descriptive cata-
1870 ~ nnr i,hromos with special lnforma-
ton about the art. Specimen copies OF the
Journal sent to any address on Ineept Vi
stamn ny H. PRANG 4 CO., Boston.
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A MECHANICsvILLE PRESS has not
been seen for some weeks-t 70, at least.
When last heard from, the Editor and
"totAef feller" were gathered around
huge "pi'-they didn't look happy,
nither
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-24

SEED Corn, SEED Conn. -Wadsworth
& Flanagan, of Clarence, have = car
load OF extra good seed corn direct from
Ohio, which has been selected with
lgreat care, and is sure to grow. Cal
aud see It. 6w1O.
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MONEY 10 LOAN 10 offered by Wolf .
Landt. See advertisement. %it#

p Humphrey ollsrs . choice lot OF
fruit trees, vines, evefgrssns ana small
plants for sale cheap. Bee advertise
ment, @es
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SEND for Lyman's illustrated Floral
Guide 4 Catalogue of Seeds and Plants
for 1870. See, advertisement and ad-
dress, w. III. Lyman, Seedsman, Lev
srett, Mass.
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A Carl ID.

A Clergyman, while residing In South America a
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for
the OF Nervous Weakness, Early Decay. Diseases
of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and the whole
train Of disorders brought by banefnl and vicious
habits. Great numbers have been cured by this noble
remedy. Prompts by u desire benefit the afflicted
and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. In sealed Envelope, TO any
who needs II, FREE OF CHARGE. Address
46n3 JOSEPH L. INMAN,
Station II, Bible House. New York city.
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FRrsu SEEDs.-Clover, timothy, red
TIM. Kentucky bluegrass, hungarian,
esaes and al kinds Of garden seeds, for
sale by Smith Bros.
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EARLY RosE PoTAToEs.-The above
celebrated potatoes can be had at the re-
duced price Of Scot per peck, at Smith
Brothers. .s IOWA
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday, March I'd, by Rev. l.. =.
Dosch at the residence of Mr.. JAS S.evens, at
York Prairie, Mr.. George Carey, of Rochelle,
ILL.,, and Miss. Rebecca +. stevens.
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ERRORS OFYOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for years nom Yer
yous Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects 0t
youthful naiscretion WILL for the sake ofsnacring hu
mainly send free to all who need IT, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured sufferers wishing profit by the sdvert-
sers experience can do Icy addressing. in perfect
ca,6dance JOHN Ii. OGDEN.
22yi NO. ~ SsussF strest, view 1OS1.
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PYLE's Q X Saleratus is purer and J
stronger than any other manufactured.
Every paper warranted to give satstac-
ton or money refunded. For sale by
Alden, Scott & Co.
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SHOOK, Muscatine, Iowa. 3wlo
THE following is an abstract of the
annual report of the Metropolitan Life
Insurance Company of n. ", made to
the Auditor of the State Of Iowa, Feb.
18th, 1870:
Total Assetts, ... ., .e~ S6o4. 5OnS3
Total liabilities, $50, 6i4.47
Divisible surplus to policy
holders, -. S24S, S60.92
Losses paid during 1862 $50 800
Dividends do do Slo,o2l 70
No. Of policies issued during 1869, -
$50. covering an insurance of 81 S5i ,s39.
No. Of policies to date, 1896.
Increase since Jan. |, 1870, ,06J.
The Metropolitan is sound and sub
stantial Company, aud is managed by
honorable men, who will deal justly by
all its patrons. 3wlO
a TEST proves 1t. . X Saleratus is the
best in the world. -
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To YOUNG LADIEs.---To secure a good
husband, simply use o X Saleratus in
your cookery.
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Old men are moved down, but young
ones are Graded.
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NEW Goo6g.-Norrow 4 James have
Just received = large and carefully stock
Of goods In their line, emgracing wall
and window paper large lot Of sta
tisoery, intending IN assortment Of the
recherche Aistietss iaitisl paper and en-
velopes; books In great variety, from
hondeosaeiy bound editions Ct the paets
to the 0ev novels In Rapar albx,ns.
Sses4 snd glove boxes, pictures, pens.
pencils, and notions without number.
The stock of wall paper cnnpriAAs
very numerous styles, aud Is the laHest
and best one ever opened Ia Tittoa.
A Bio MOON.-The Museatine Jour-
nat advertises . free show gith the
moon % star performer tiausiys IF
the night Of the 18th of April IL clear,
the moon will be sight worth looking
at, ~ It will then be full while at the
perigee Of its orbit (the point nearest the
earth). So her apparent size will be the
largest It can ever get. This conjunc-
ton cannot happen oftener than once In
twenty years, and 50 perfect conjunc-
ton will not happen again in several
centuries. So be on the lookout at Al,
early hour. No reserved seats"
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choice Seed Corn for sale. HARLAN &
SHOOK, Muscatinc, Iowa. 3wl0
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40 and get good Hat for 50 cents, at the
" BIG BOOT
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PAIN OF THE SIDE &C RED.
ALLNETowN, PENN, April 4, 1865.
Messrs. T. Allcock & Co.
Deor IsHs:-My daughter used one Of your po-
rous plasters. She had n very bad pain in her
side, and IL cured her in one week
Yours, truly, JOHN V. N. HUNTER.
5000 SOLD BY ONE DEALER.
Messrs J Batch & Son, of Providence, X. ]. E,
write, Nov IStjs: I'VE have sold the Porous
Plasters for twenty years. and at retail and
jobbing, must have sold twenty five Thousand
altogether. They are well liked
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18th inst, organized by choosing the
following officers: President, Rev. J.
Riale; Secretary, Henry Reigart; Treas
urer, John s. Tuthill. ...
The drawing for terms Of among the
Directors gave to J. Riale and VIM.
Gilmore the three years. term; C.. p.
Sheldon and L. D. Ingman, the term
Of two years; and J. D. Shearer aud w.
Dean were Of course LEFT with but one
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ASTOUNDING: REVELATIONS.
Allcock's Porous Plasters

Sudden severe pains of the side and back
stitches, spaSms etc. These affections are
most troublesome to persons past middle age.
Will even come on in hed are very pain ful and
often dangerous. In damp weather they are
give relief mt once, and need to be always In
the drawer handy.
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a TEST proves 1t. . X Saleratus is the
best in the world. -
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Of all kinds MY aim will be NEATN ESS an
ACCOMMODATIONS. 6tf b. Ian
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-01-06
Grammar.

How many elementary sounis in the Eng
lish Languag e7 When are W and Y consoDsutsl
2. What is the rule for using the article an
and zsiR
8. What nouns are used in the singular mum
Der only,-plural only,-the same in both n um
bers? Write the plural of the following nouns:
mouthful, outpourlng, father in.law, court-mar-
tial and Of the following characters: a, 5, +
and and.
4. Parse the italic words in the following
sentences but if he assume bold stand on
great moral question If he attGek the character
of any individual or institution, be must sign
his real name to What he writes aaJ
5. Give a synopsis of the verb lie, 10 reiine)
in all the 2ud per. sing. no. IhrOdsh all the
senses of the potential mode. s-sFsszt
g. How many kinds of sentences are consid
cred in analysisI .-
Z What are the elements Of COMPOUND SEN
tence? 6..,
s. Compose three sentences, one having =
sign for its subject, one phrase and one con-
tanning the nomlnative absolute.
o. Give the mode and tense Of the following
tacsed verbs Sink; or swim; ice ords i;
surUire or perish; | give my hand aud heart to
this vote. ~ 10 aa sG3
10. Parse all the words. To face al enemy
requires courage. esa e.Cl
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1870-01-06
Theoretical Teaching.

l. What is your method Of teaching 0rthoS.
raphy to the higher classes?
l. Do you require your Grammar Classic
parse and analyze outside of the textbook
8. What attention do YOU pay to Mental
Arithmetic
4. State the rotation, in which pupil should
take up Mental Arithmetic, Written Arithmetic,
Grammar and Geography.
5. How much writing do you require offs
pupil each day?
c. How many reading lessons, in the several
Readers do you hear dany2 ae-s3.+
7. In teaching Written Arithmetic, do YOU
require your sclolars 10 get the rules and ques-
tions2
s. Should Algebra or anything higher than
the Qmmon Branches, be taught in the Com
mon Schools?
g. Name the furn iture aud apparatus requi-
site In the schoOl-room.
10. Do you consider written Code Of Rules,
with penalty attached to each rule, necessary
for school government: