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HA.,-H. II. R0bes0n's
FOURTH GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
will take place
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, Is7o.
BOOKS cIo.s q . y ". drawing berlnnlng MaeK.

Books close st1 r ". drawing beginning ., I'm.
70 The peops Of tss West who havs bought the
wsrs tickets sold % 10 New YORK city for III. las.
names OF persons thai drew przes:
asaIsa street PRIZE 10
crp lthss rba Watch
4 y, MiI:r ls s. Msrss place soid wach........ iG
e''0I IisT s1ss 6F ss1'sis si"'f watch
frsss Of SLIM In GresnSaci. @ssS
rss.S ss. 1900 N ;;Tssas.ss:
~ r1eso r1ss T ioo IN IN sr,sos..s. rssnn..s so S
g seysny sa ws,ars sss r,iys. s, aounns 10 @
20 Gold Watches sw,s movements, $3.50 esch.... !soS
y American aod Watches. $las each. ......:... 5
loo Anchor Silver Watches sai each $500
soisaIre SI.nsaa s,as Nesalas IL S;,ss
Solitaire Diamond Ring. weighing ,s,ao Sloo Zach 500
4 SeaS Sn,asSd ensr ns ns s rso a0
~ Diamond Custsr Rings, 1855 each $3.50
70 Diamond Rlnss and Pins valued At .........-. sigse
ha Diamond Jewefy. xs.e sach...... ...... $40
half sets Diamond JeweTy, %s1 each. $3.50
1000 Gold smslsd Bracelets. al $40 $1,000
Total a.s nnnssr q prizes $40 ysiusd a, ss7to
RATES o. DISCOUNT FOR TICKETS.
- fuokeis sS 7ticke,s, -. 10 tickets, SO.
No greater discount than ths WIN be any larger
amount OF tickets
Persons ordering tickets savissa 4, send money by
letter.
" a. II. RosEsox. :.
Lock box No sS.
III Cincinnati Ohio.
Prxea will bo delivered at s principal oalce IN West
Third street. Cncnnas BY The nsx dag
after the drawing
lie, Of the drawing prizes be TO each
ticket holder.
Case Of nIissisquoi Water kIns Cured q
case OF Catarrb See the Pamphlet Blood lmpuri.
ties.
A.-Phalou,s "vitnlin ., for Restoring tbs
color OF Gray Hair. II has sediment
Abnormal Rubcundity, Unnatural Rec mess
OF the nose or face dihgured With black worIas or rim
PIES y deormty which mpaits unsix 10 bs nos
beautiful countenance This annoying lcion h
positively cured by Dr. b. u PERRY, " Bont ssreet ~
RRlious, "New yakev Shirt, Ma ie To Order.
Of New York mius, N $Ss dozen, III and made ak
broadway
CristedVrc's UnrivnIcd Hpir Dye.-SeIa
sna applied Al hm wig and rcap fAcorJ. Mo- House
Perfect MANHOOD ,-Fssays for YounG Mons
Tree, In sealed onveopJs. HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
B,r r, Phlsdeapha, Pa
Rheunati.w, Ncurslgic Hea dachc. LEGALLY
wsrrsn,eu curc1 money ro!rzdsd Dr. flTlshS Rhotk
uAsio Kennedy, w Broadway. Sold y ~ druggists
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STORM IN THE WEST.
Tornado Of Wind and Rain in Ohio, Ken
lucky and Missouri.
SEVEN LIVES LOST IN CAVE CITY, Ky.
The Ohio OverHoyyinr It's
Banks.
FRANCE.

Paris Tranquil, Yet Excited-M. Rccheforts
Case.
PARIS, Jan. II, 1870.
The city Is tranquil, though there Ia considerable
excitement and anxiety manifested In the matter Of
NJ Rochefort, which win be decided In the Corps
L6gislatif to-day.
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The storm at Pittsburs.

PJTTSBUR0. Jan. IT, 1870.
A heavy rain storm, accompanied with thunder
and lightning, SET in at noon to- day.
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Rochefsrts Arrai9nment Voted.

K0chefOrrs ArraiRnment Voted.
PARra, Jun. 1T-6 Y. II.
The debate In the Chamber Is closed and vote
has just been taken.
The Chamber has decided to grant the demand OF
the government for the alraignment OF Rochefort
by an overwhelming majority,
Dhe vote stood 22s for and "a against prosecution.
II. Rochef0rt made brief but bitter speech In
reply to the Minister OF Justice. and was frequently
appiauded by the spectators iu the galleries ana
,obbies.
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George Il. Seutcr,

a prominent politician OF OHIO, and who TOOK m
active part in the ato war the Union sue, aud
who has filled various ofices Of public trust died
at Cleveland on sunday last.
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ROME.

Tho Infhllibility Question In tho Council-
Opposition and Episcopal Secession.
ROMH, Jan. IT, 1870.
over 900 OF the fathers have refused to sign the
petition In favor Of infability. Many others have
returned evasivo answers.
The opposers OF the project intend getting up q
counter petition, and assert they are sure or al.
hesions enough TO defeat infallibility.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

Another Freshet Anticipated mt Albany.
ALBANY, Jan. IL, 1870.
drizzling rain storm has prevailed all day. and
there II another freshet in the river. The docks and
somc Of the streets near the river are overnowed
ana business thereon is suspended.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

English Catholic Opinion of tho Crisis.
LONDON, Jan. IT, 1870.
the London Tablet Catholic organ) says the ma
)ority In the Ecumenical Council IN favor lof the
proposition OF infalhbllity wiz be enormous. Tho
London Times thinks that tina presence Of the French
troops may encourage the Pope to insist on infalI.
biity and the Syllabus, Notwithstanding the reluo.
tance OF the Council.
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George A. Stcdc,

Secretary OF the Naennerchor was found dead in his
workshop at Rochester yesterday morning. Heart
disease Is assigned the cause.
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The Empress Of Austrir Takes Leave.
RO1R, Jan. IT. 1870.
The Empress OF Austria took leave OF the Pope yes.
terday. she received the sacrament OF uoly Com
munion from him.
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Tho Albany and susqushanns Railroad.

ALBANY, Jan. II, 1870.
A despatch from Albion TO the Journal says the
motion 70 set aside the Judgment in the Albany and
susquehanna Railroad case had been ordered over
to special term ct Rochester, on the 31ss inst BY
Judge Taleou uh0 dsclipsd to hear 1t.
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Andrew F. Warren.
George e.. NJ. Roberts, LID,

~OUHWU 5NUUSIIHS
a prominent physician and clergyman OF tho
Methodist Episcopal Church In Baltimore, died In
that CITY on SATURDAY last aged sixty.fOur years.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

Abnormal Rubicundity, Unnatural ReS n,rsa
Of the nose or face di.aguret With black pm
PIES u deformy which mpaits s uos
beautiful countenance This annoying 0at,on h
positively cured by Dr. b. o. PERRY, " Bont sreet
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

Rnlious' "New yoke'' Shirt, Ma, le to OrsIcrs
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

Ieheunatisw, Ncuralgic Headache. - lie rally
warranted cured, money rosrzdsd Dr. FIrIEH'S sho,
uAsie Kennedy, w BrosdwN Sold bx ~ druggists
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NJ. Rochefort's Reply.


PARIS. Jan. 1850 p. M.
Afrer the conclusion OF the address Of Premier
Olivier TO the Chambers M Rochefort made vio-
lent speech. He declared that the Ministry were
determined to get rid OF him as deputy, not being
able otherwise to destroy him.
R0chefort was frequently interrupted by protesta-
sisQs from the members.
A Crowd Collecting In the strect-The Police
Out In Fcrcc.
PARIS, JAN 1850 p M.
A crowd is collecting around the hall Of the Corps
LAgislatn.
large police force is on hand.
The debate u st going on In the Legislative Body.
An Immense Cr0wd-Tho Guards Reinforced.
PARIS, Jan. It's p. N.
Immense crowds Of people arc gathered on the
Place de Ia Concorde and the quay OF the Tu;le-
ries, opposite the Hall of the Legislative Body The
guards have been doubled.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

ristedcro's Unrivv.ilcd Hplr Dye.-SeIG
ans applied Al hs WIG and rcap factory House
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

Perfect ManlhooS.-E~says for Young Meme
free, In sealed cavelopsys. HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Bsr r, PhlIadetphs, Pa.
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

the case as long ~ they keep up their present
% the house was crowded to Il. utmost en espa.
city. Tney have got here SIX OF the best
solo singers IN the country-Dempster, Kussel
Grier, Brandlsi, Dwyer and Rockefeller. For wealth
OF melody they are unsurpassed, while for grotesque
hum0r Of song Dan Bryant and Unsworth nave no
was 'Shoo, Fly; Don't Boduer Me,' as sung and
danced by the inimitaba Dan and irresistible Dave
Reed THIS is ono OF those pieces at Ethiopian char
being so long in the zenith OF its glorious success we
shall not attempt it. There Is Little Mac in his
Essence OF ord Virginia" and as the monkey In
that comlcal petite drama, ''Danel in The Bryanss
DEM lie u something more than astonishing;
by Dan Bryant and Grimm is next t' on '' the s..
Eugenes Coming from tho Matinee and Uns-
worth'a speech on Presumption of Specie Pay
ments,o were IN their usual hRppest vein. The
essence OF humor and good acting showed itself
in the rapid sequence OF singing dancing and
Frightened Famlly,n esquire for Dayr and True
Lover Never Did Run SMOOTH II was an evening
OF splendid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rich, rare, racy
and describable.
SAN FRANCISCO MlNsrRELs.-"The trouble CON-
menced at eight oclock last night at the san Fran
cisco instrels: that to say AT that hour the audi
ence began to flnd It dIfcult TO nnd seats In the
comfortable auditorium. At that hour, too, "ths
uouble'' commenced with the audience, inasmuch
as the curtain rose upon the twelve BACKED men
who for some years past have held high place
M o Opening he NJ o
performance was excellent introducing the
quartet and also the soolsts Of the Company
Among the latter Mr.. ID. 8. Wambold nust not Se
forgotten who sang very beautiful ballad, "Come
SIT by Ny side, Darling,n with tnat peculiar eirec.
tiveness which has made his narno byword among
the freQuenters OF minstrel 'shows' In this city
Charley Backus and Bully Birch did the comic IN tho
lrst portion OF the programme. and indulged In q
selection 0f Jokes, which, II not new, were good
enough to put the audience into convlsive ianghter
The second portion Of the programme properly
called the Toast or fun.n continued TO keep the
audience In the same state or laughter GA
tns nn" Buu Wess INDUCED " baalo songs
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

The San Luis KevoIution Increasing Moro
Revoiutions-A Cend0ctn with Eighty
Thousand Dollars Seixed on the Way 10 the
Capitnl-KtdnappIng-T Miraaores Mills
DestrOyed-Ths Family oT Juarex Going to
Europe,
The New York herald., 1870-01-18

Case Of nIissisquoi Water Has Cured q
case OF Catarrb See The new Pamphlet Blood lmpuri.
ties.
A.-PhalOu,s "vitnliu >, for Rcstoriux tLs
color OF Gray Hair. II has sediment
The New York herald., 1870-01-18
Tho Police Oppose the Crowd.

The police prevent the people from crowdlns
around the Legislative Chamber.
The public are not permitted to cross the Pont DC
10 Concorde, which leads directly to that point.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

=. There are probably hundred or more
persons in.this and neia hhorikg towns,
who daily suffer from the distressing
effects of kidney troubles. who do not
know that Johnsen's Anodyne Linin,en,
is almost certain cure. In severe cases,
great relief may be obtained, if NOT a
perfectcurc. "a '~~--@> S~.. ~---@ -
+, We notice that the Agricultural papers
all over the country recommend the use
Of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pour
ders. -Erchdngc.
Farmers and others in this section
have long known and appreciated the
advantage of these powders over all
others, y..=..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

ROBBERY.-On Tuesday, LIST inst, the
Office Of Justice Sweet was entered by a
thief, while Mr.. s. had gone up stairs
upon an errand, leaving the door un-
locked, aud about one hundred aud fifty
dollars stolen from drawer in his office
table. The appearance of things indi-
Gated hasty grab. but notwithstanding
haste. 1t went to the bottom of the pile
reached for. The money was In tin
box, divided into three compartments,
only one Of which was disturbed, altho'
the remaining two contained some forty
dollars. The money stolen was the
proceeds Of sundry collections. each one
of which was enclosed by paper band.
Mr.. Sweet has no description Of the
bills taken, which were principally fives
with bot one twenty. Little hopes are
entertained Of recovering the money;
and Justice Sweet has placed the
amount 10 loss account-a pretty heavy
one Tor him to sustain.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

In VIEW Of the Grand Reunion of
lows soldiers which Is to be held at
Des M0bnes in June next, it has been
suggested that the uniting of all SOL
diers from Cedar county in All organiza-
ton for that occasion, to 60 and come
In body, 10 $50 to 1t that no soldiers
from the county failed to attend for
want Of information and opportunity.
and for the general promotion of good
time upon that happy occasion, would
be advisable. We should like to hear
from any number OF those interested
upon this subject. The generosity Of
railroads throughout the State, Offering
In response to Gov. Merrills request.
free transportation to all former private
soldiers to and from the point of meet
ms. does away with any non attendance
from pecuniary considerations; and it
y % . hoped and expected that there
VIII Dc such meeting Of the surviving
comrades ~ Iowa's noble regiments as
-" VAN The heart, and ever remain :
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for March
begins its good words by speaking in an
interesting and instructive manner "In
Behalf Of the Birds" Part III of
Joseph and his Friend" racy trip
From Pennsylvania Hills to Minneso-
ia Prairies;" a rich war story, '''Thei
Military Ball at Goulacoska;" a poem,
"Baldin's Wife," "A Romance 81 Heal
Life;" Adventures and Adventuresses
in New York." scientific essay, "Time
works Wonders;nc 1.-THE y Blue River
Bank Robbery" "A, Night in Ty-
phoon;" "Even-Song;;" California
and Hopes of Spanish
follow in, pleasant success.
sion, and the number is concluded by
the usual Reviews and Literary No,
tees, 81. }s- ~ -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

THORoUGHBREDS.-A is we'll known
Mr.. VIM. Aldrich of near Upton, is the
owner ofsome fine blooded stock. Those
who e interested in stock will see an
argument for substituting blooded for
common in the following weights of a
couple of Mr.. AS young short horns:
The thoroughbred Duchess, bull calf,
Medium, when thirteen months old to
a day, drew 800 pounds; and the heifer
Ann SHETLAND No. 2. trifle ovt eleven
months, 10. We believe these are fair
for common two year-oIds, and if breed
ing is worth years growth, who is
going to deny that "blood will tell" .
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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.
viii even come on in hcd are very pal fui and
often dangerous. In damp weather they are
moae freqnent than in dry. These plasters
give relief at once and need to be always in
the drawer. handy.
80 PAIN OF TIE SIDE CURED
ALbNErOwN, PENN, April T. 1861
MessrS. I. Aiicock f. Co.
Dear Nrs:-My daughter used one of your po-
rous plasters. She had very bad pain in her
side, and ii cured her in one week
Yours, truly, JOHN V. n. HUNTER
5000 SOLD BY ONE DEALER
Messrs J. Batch Il Son, Of Providence r. T.
write, Nov. 1858, We have sold the Porous
plasters for twenty wears. aJsdsAt retail and
Jobbing, must have sold twenty-five thousand
altogether. They are we'll liked
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SPLENDID OFFER.

We are prepared to furnish the TIP
TON ADvERTisER and the following
papers and magazines, at the following
specified advance rates to all who may
desire them. This is fine chance to
get good reading cheap:
The New York Independent 60, so per year,,
and two fine steel engravings OF Grant
and Colfax, worth 81 each) and the
Upton Advertiser, one year, for $3.50
Peters Musical Monthly, (Which contains
q worth Of music in each numberl for
one year. for ' s.es
The Toledo Weekly Blade, Petroleum V.
Nashy's paper" (s2 per year,, and the ~
Upton Advertiser, one year. for 1.75
The American Agricultural 80 per year.
and the Upton Advertiser, one year
for ESQ
The Chicago Weekly Evening Post ($2OO
FOR $50
The Prairie Farmer (s2.0O per year, and the
Upton Advertiser for 800
The Iowa Homestead t&2.0O per year., and
the Upton Advertiser, for 800
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF y general execution to me direct
ed issued from the Office of the CLERK ofthe Dis
tsict Court, in and for the County Of Cedar and
State of Iowa, in favor OF c. Aulfman Co, and
against Philip Harrington and Nathaniel
Marsh Ihaye levied upon the followin4 prop
erty as the property Of the said phifip Earring
The southeast quarter "a. Of the southeas +
quarter ~ Of section number four % in town
ship number eighty-two $50, range number
acres; situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same Tor sale at inc
Court House door in the town OF Upton, IN
March. A. d. 1870, at 10 o'clock a. IN. OF said day,
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
Dated this 18th day Of February, a. p. ls7O.
sts-" s'- JOHN D. SHEA RER.
Sheriff Of Cedar county, Iowa.
Per A. b. MAYNARD, Deputy. 3wS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

THE PRAIRIE FARMER ANNUAL, one
hundred and forty pages in paper cover,
containing q calendar for the current
year; valuable suggestions for Western
farmers, fruit growers and florists; n
list Of Implement manufacturers aud
dealers, seedsmen, nurserymen, stock
treeders, etc; and numerous advertise
ments has just been put out by the
Prairie Farmer Company, Of Chicago.
Price, 30 cents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

CoNCERT.-Miss Karst, assisted by
her class, will give Concert of vocal
and instrumental music ut the NJ. L.
Church, in Upton, on Monday evening,
March It'll. From what we know of the
programme and performers the enter
tainment cannot fail of success. Con-
cert will commence at 7! o'clock p. nj.
Admission Is cents.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

ALL PERSONS having books in their
possession belonging to the Upton
Library Association, will please to leave
them ut the Post Ooffice, as the Library
is being re.arranged by the Phiiomathi-
an Society. Also, all members of the
Association can get books at the Hall
over VIM. Deans store on Saturdays,
from to 4 o'clock 7. M.
1T. MCCASKY,
Cor. Sec
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NoTIcE.-The first Monday ia March,
1870, u the regular day for election of
Trustees in the First Presbyterian
Church Of Upton. A full attendance of
the congregation il requested at the
church at two o'clock p. m. Of that day.
$50 ALVIN THAYER, Sec'y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

A CAUCUS Of the Republican voters
within the corporate limits Of the town
of Tipts'n will be held in the Recorders
Office ut the Court House, OIL Friday ev-
ening, 4th inst, for the purpose of nom-
mating candidates for the offices Of
Mayor, Recorder, Trustees, Street Com
missioner and Assessor. y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

"THE CRYSTAL FoUNT" is the name
of a Society paper, the monthly reading
of which has been added to the attrac-
tons of the Good Templars' Lodge in
Misplace. The first, number Of the
Crystal Eount, presents to its patrons
forty cap pages Of more interesting mat
ter than such periodicals are, often
blessed with. Its motto: Temperance
in all things Published by Adler &
James. Joining the Good Tempiars is
equivalent to subscription. 2r
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Correspondence of the TrpToS ADvERrIsERl
CLARENCE, Feb. 26, 1860.
= Adrertisef.-Mr. Joshua Smith of this
place has exchanged his house and lot
with Mr.. John Gallespie, four miles
south, for his fine farm. The change
goes into effect April LIST, Mr., S. paying
81 800 boot. How we shall miss the
sweet bass voice that was wont to en-
anate from that stable. .Trft y ssEsEt
A number of jayhawkers have been
cTuising, around here aud have done
some of our sharp farmers up brown,
selling them shoddy beaver and other
goods of like quality. Our merchants
can't fool rs any more with high priced
goods. Wen buy cheap II they d u
prove worthless.
Graduated-what is the modern deffi-
milton Of the term? Why, it's for a
big feeling young smarty to tell his
teacher that her Intended to come to
school whsp ~ pleased 4snd do IS he
- pleased, and for the, teacher to let
linn keep his word. 'a's''s"'s 1858 r
"A young son Of H. Mitchell, living
near Clarence, was fearfully scalded
Friday and died on Saturday. Playing
about the stove, he knocked out one Of
the feet, causing it to tip and turn kct-
tie of boiling water on him, literally
cooking him. He lived about twenty
four hours when death came to his relief
Measles are four miles north of Clar-
ence. Think times are so hard they
wont circulate much. .a
Til 49, ,s5tt IPsE DIx1T.
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PyLE's O K Saleratus is purer and /
stronger thaaah other manufactaresl,
Every paper warranted to give satisfac-
ton or money refunded. For sale by
Alden, Sc ott & Co.
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PARTICULAR NoTICE.-All persons
knowing themselves indebted to Lee
Adler, will very much expedite matters
by settling with him Immediately, either
by cash or note.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

PAINTlNa.-It is sufficiently we'll
understood hereabouts that Ed. Ingman
can do just IS good a job Of house, sign,
or ornamental painting as any other
man, or as any other man wants; and
the public is hereby informed that he
can bs found. ready for work, and that
he hopes to be relied on to do it prompt
w and we'll.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

ALL persons indebted to the late Lum-
Der Firm Of Hatch, Ripley s. Clapp are
notified to call at my office and settle
gtheir accounts before March 10. 1870. 9 3
s r. SMITH
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THE BLANK, a debating society formed
by number of our young men for
recreation and mutual improvement,
meets Friday evening, this week and
until further notice, in Deans Hall
Question for Friday evening: Should
the government of the United States
recognize Cuban Independence.
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WANTS TO GO HOME TO HIS MA.-Lee
Adler wants to 60 home, but can't, as
long as his outstanding accounts are not
settled. So you will oblige him, and
save yourself some annoyance by set
thing.
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The Tipto,a garertiser,

- AAvertisers.-An transient Local and Special
Noelcss and transient Advertisements must be paid
Or in advance to secure insertion.
Editorial Notices Advertisements In the Local
columns viii be charged % cents per line, each riser
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

Two scientific publications are in the field
against the hafrdy e. of which lead is the ba-
sis. The New York Medical Gazette" and
The Journal Of Chemistry bitterly dcnouncc
them. Yet the hair may be safefy dyed. Have
you seen q NV -. q
Prof. ChiItOn's Testimony,
founded on q careful analysis, -and5ccrtify ing
that 4 sea III
ChristadOrO's ExcclsiOr Dye
Is not only first class article for changing the
color Of the hair but &
r ~ - ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
CRISTADOROS HAIR PRESERE ATfN-E as a
Dressing acts like a charm on the hair after Dycing
Try it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

SEED CoRN.-Goto A. G, Cartwright's
4 miles north OF Stanwood and miles
northwest Of Clarence, for your Ohio
Dent. Sure pop to grow.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-03

FEsr1vAL.-Fridaye evening, March
18th, is the time set for school Festival
at Clarence. Tableaux, Statuary, and
Literary exercises, will be the order Of
the evening; beside which, votes are to
decide who shall be the recipients of
sundry valuable presents.