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PRICES a FAIR OFFER.

III the merchants 10 yoar place win not furHlth or
send fr the machines senP Us the retail pote Nasa
Ct 81 Extra WiHger 60, and will forward either
or aoh Machines, free o. freight 70 places where
one is sulnE and 50 sure that thov will be liz
cd that we agree 70 ref un the money ifaqy one de-
sre t0reiur the machines fe3 ol freight after cue
months fral, according % directions.
No husband father or brother gh1uld permit the
drudgery 81 washing vita the hands, Hfly two days in
u" year, Nhnn u can BE done bettei mere cxprdi
tiousy with ess labor, and injury to The garments
ny l9iy 1laihes Washer, aud Universal Weinger
sod 1y dealers seHcrliiy, to whom liberal dscoiin IL
are made.
R, 9. BROWNING, Gen. Agent,
~ Cortlandt Street. n Y.
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DIED

ruEDY ln Maacbe,t r. june ~. al.ha resi-
teac her 'thCf Caroline FuIlF Aecd 81, on
] daughter n Noble punly
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Universal Clothes WrrngPf.

Improved with RowFLL's PArESr DoUnLs CoG-WnEELs
and the PArrST sror are nop unquestonably far sU-
peror to any apparatus for washing clothes in
vented and will save their cost twice year. BY saw
ing absg and clio lhes.
Those who have used them give testimony as FOL.
lows:
I'VE Ike our machine much; could not be persugd.
cd to do wisAou Il and with tie 8id or Doty we feel
that we are masters Of The position Rev L. Scott.
Bishop NJ, l.. Church.
'ln the laundry Of my house there Il a perpetual
Thanksgiving on Mondays for the invention. Rev H.
L. Cutler,
Every week has given Il stronger hold upon the
affections ofthe inmates ofthe laundry ~ u Oh
scrYtri
u heartily commend It 10 economists OF dime, mon.
ey. aud e0ntentmsnt, Rev Dr. Bellows
Friend Hoty- Your last imp ioyCment a your
Washing MntLine is complete sucee 8. Iasture YOU
cur Machine, after years use IS thought moro OF to-
day than Is er, ana would not be parted with under
any Circumstances h-Soou Robinson
Ihe sew ork weskly Iribinc Of Dec y, 1,CJ, tn
answer 70 correspondent says Oy Washers there s.
nuhe tone 10 be compared with Doty's.
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i O0k AT THIS
MILLINERY !

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERMONT Ia
he matter Of HENRY +. WAY and TRUMAN 20.
GLEofOA aud WAY a EGGLEsTON, Bankfupts IN
Bankruptcy
To fnE IEEplTUm OF SAN BAnKEuFfs, Akp An. uTu,
IRIS WHOM ~ NAY cgNEEENt The undersigned assignee
Of the estate of said Bankrupt hereby gives notice tn
u has been ordered by The District Court 0f said Dis.
rci that the second and third general meetings ofthe
creditors 81 said Bankrups, b. heid nj the oncs Of
y Miner, IN Manchester, in said District on Tie 10th
day Of June, A. D., 1870 at 10 o clock, A. II before A.
y Lyman, Register In Bankruptcy, for the pufp0beq
namet y the 9th and zsth sections ii the Bankrupt
Act Of March the "a is0I, and this also to give no.
tee that have filed ny tiaa account DIS assignee II
SAID bankfupis and Tat az said time and placed shal
apply % said Court Tor The settlement 81 said account
and for discharge irom Al liability assignee OF said
estate 10 accordance with the provisions u said 2stb
section.
Dated at Rutland Ia said District. this lIth day Of
May, A. y. ls'1,
I FDgPpToN A.sf.,t.
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Allcncks pnrnns Plnale,s.

Sudden severe pains Of the side and b8ck stitches
pstms etc Thtse affections are most troublesome
to persons psst middle age. VIII even coHse on liz bed:
are very painful and often dangerous Ia damp wealth.
- they more frequent than in dry. These Plaslsrs
give reliefat once, and need 20 be alWays Ia Tue draw
er handy
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Hdrrid6cS and Deaths.
MARRIED..

KENT WEST - DWsat. VI. JnHe il bg IL,
kaYf. rratt Charles j. kgnt h. Aiiss sarah 4
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MINERAL SPRING.

MINERAL SPRING.
HHYING discovered i Mineral Spring on my premt
81 ises last iail thought 10 contain medicinal pyou
efiiea caused analysis 10 he made 81 some II ~
ssieT, - The state Assayer 81 Mass Tho filluvIps
letter contains the result q The analysis
urFiug o. 5. DAsa HAYts,
sTETE AssAfHA ASH tHFAIEa, 20 State n
kebraA, sth January 1916
n y LrTufg. Es2.. h0riA DoFVt ~ Dear alr g
have completed analysis u tho mineral water ~
esiYrd fiop sou, with the following results Th,
waiaF received uYi perfectly tesf owing Is ti5
separtou ~ portion If tbe Iron present Il has B
slightly suiphurfited ol1r, aaa iaelaiir tasia Ong
tuiicd state standard 81 sn contains - 100 GRANT
- day mineral matter consisting Of Potash soda Itt
Aagassis, Iron Aae ,iiicie, sulFbnFc aud Cafbonls
Acids, With ifares % sulphur Chlorine and CrrUil
A8dt IhiA water u unusually rich Ia iron aud Inns
Il D. highly rhalybeate IN character
Respectfully, =. DANA HAYES
State Astayet u Massassac hHsetts
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n Sunderland Bennington County W. Hlfhm
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DUR q BURTON SEMINARY,
ID Manchester, Vermont
THE NEXT TERN begins Y sfDNEsBAY. ATGtssT
a aud u0atHuea IS weeks
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hsssgs 2. 4 uoost 4 Co.
iaf stfs III daughter used one % soar Porous
PlaHefs. She had very bad paln Ia her side aua ii
eQr0d bog 10 ane week Yours truly
jolly n n. HuNTER
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-06

IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER CHANCE
The Hearth and Home, a finely illus
tratcd family journal of q high charac-
ter, hitherto issued by Messrs. PETTEN-
GILL, BATES 4 Co., has been purchased
by Messrs. ORANGE JUDD & Co., of 245
Broadway, New York, the well known
publishers of the american Ayricu,turist.
Mcssrs s. M. PETTENGILL & Co., whose
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in 1919, is one of the largest aud most
reputable In the world, find that their
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announce reduction Of tho terms to
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affect the American Agricsllturist, which
will continue on independently s here
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Of 1871 Us months), at the yearly sub
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-06

THE FAIR.-Owing to the imminence
Of election and other considerations, the
full report of the recent County Fair
will necessarily be deferred until next
week. We will say here, however, that
tho proceeds of the week were
much more than any one expected after
the protracted rains which utterly ruin.
ed the first three days Of the exhibition,
and enabled the management to pay all
incidental expenses, including the large
amount for current repairs and improve
ments, and a good proportion Oh premi-
ums, AZ viii be faithfully shown in a
financial statement hereafter to be
made.
As provided by the constitution of the
Society, o meeting was called on tho
second day of the fair for the purpose OF
olecting officers for the ensuing year,
butso few were present that it was ad.
journed to meet at the amphitheatel
1t IL o'clock, on Saturday, at which
time aud place the following elections
were made:
President, Il. Swaziland er; v. p.
n. Bunker; Secy., A. Holtslander
Treas, N. G. Millhouse; Directors
John G. Lyle. Chas. Curtis, J. l.. Berry
J. Rodgers, VIM. Kelly, Joseph Wea
yer.
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OLDER's MUSEUM, CIRCUS AND Me-
NAGRIE.-As previously announced as
long ago as the lst of July, this grand
consolidation is to visit this place, and
we can safely say that no better enter
tainmemt will make its appearance this
year. The names of many Of the pcrfor-
ers are familiar and have been acknowl-
edged for years to be unequaled i'll their
various specialties. We notice that the
great Lady Gymnast, SANYEAH, is now
with this concern, which is attraction
enough alone to fill the spacious can
vass. She is said to receive the largest
salary in gold of any performer in this
country. The Stone Giant is in the
Museum. The Horned Horse and Sea
Cow in the Menagerie. Everything seen
for ono ticket, and our good opinion OF
it is based upon the fact that the papers
are loud in their praise wherever it has
exhibited and pronounce it the best
Show travelling. Remember, Friday
| Oct 18th, and come in town and see the
street parade and attend the exhibi'
ton,
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GENERAL ELECTION Tuesday,
October 18th, There will he elected in the
State Of Iowa, three Justices of the Su-
preme Court, an Attorney General,
Secretary of State, Treasurer Of State,
Auditor of State, Register Of tho State
Land Office, and a Clerk and Report
Or Of Supreme Court. This Congressien-
al District elects Representative in
Congress. aid the Judicial District a
District Judge and Attorney.
In Cedar County, besides voting for
the officers as above, we are to elect n
Clerk Of the District Court, County Re-
corder and Board of Supervisors; rs well
rs to decide several questions of great
Importance to the welfare of the county,
namely: the question of the adoption of
the Act to Restrain Stock; tho question
of the adoption of provisions Of the Act
prohibiting the sale of ale, wine and
beer; and the question of an appropria-
ton for county Poor Farm.
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POCKET PICKING.-W. Lawson, who
was engaged during the fair in running
Q line of buses to the fair ground, was
dexterously relieved of roll Of
money, on Thursday, by light finger
ed professional. The thief was arrested
80 soon after the occur renee tn at he had
not yet found time to unroll tho money,
which was found under the buss seat,
where he had dropped it prep sratory to
being searched by the officer. The
Young man, who gave his name as J.
Hickey, was brought before Justice
Sweet, where he pied guilty, aud In de-
fault Of bail, was, committed to Jail.
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TOWNSHIP CAUcUs.-At meeting Of
Republican voters of Center Township,
held In the Court Room, Saturday, Oct.
LIST, 1870, the following nominations
were made:
Justices of the Peace, l.. l.. Sweet,
Jno. s. Tuthill, p. w. Johnson, p. l..
6tryker; Township Clerk, Henry
Reigart; Assessor, o. p. Lineweaver;
Trustees, p. w. Johnson, Jonathan
Fooht, Cyrus Vaumeter; Constables,
Ii. Wilhelm, John Sanford, John Kin
sew, James Newcomb.
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FROM the Volea Valley Times, publish

From the Volea Valley Times, publish
ed at Fayetteville, we clip the following:
"Rov. w. III. Brocksome left for Tip
ton OIL Monday last, and with some
what reluctant feeling, We thought; but
we are satisfied with no moro reluct-
ance than hundreds felt to havo him
depart. No better example of the doc
trnes he breaches can be found in the
Methodist Conference. He Is easily
distinguished from many Others in that
respect. His life as a minister of the
gospel was and is uncxceptional; and
his friendship genuine. May he long
live to instruct thousands in the mystic
rous truths of which he has made a
life study; and we are sure his deep ser
mons and scholarly bearing will be
appreciated by many who shall listen
| to his words from time to time. Upton
has made good fortune, in theologi-
cal sense, securing his services"
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NTICE.-Persons indebted to us for
groceries, are again notified that we
need money, and must have it, to dis.
charge an Indebtedness. If we did not
need it we would not ask for it; and if
We did not feel that we had done our
whole duty in waiting. and especially
on those who owe us for goods bought
agar ago last harvest, we would not be
. urgent, but all will please remember
that we deal mostly in thirty day goods,
hence the necessity Of present collec-
tioas. BAGLEy & INcuAN
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EVERY SATURDAY for October S, is
peculiarly rich in both Pictorial and
Literary attractions. 1t contains, from
ddvdncc sheets, spirited Ode on the
Proclamation of tho French Republic,
by a. c. Swinburne; an excellent story
called "Thc Dominie's Sons;' able Edi-
torial Articles on the European War,
and other choice miscellaneous reading.
Its Pictorial Contents include fine por-
traits of Gen. Won Steinmetz, Gen. Iro-
chu, and NJ, Theirs; some superb War
Pictures,-a Charge Of French Cuirass-
iers, French Turcos, German Land"ehr
Franc-Tireurs, Singing the Marseiilaise
and very striking two-page picture
representing The Crisis-bringing W
the guns. A two-page Supplement &c
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SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. A philoso

SIGNS OF THE ZODIAC. A philoso-
phcr in the West, grown into admira
lion of the Cherry Pectoral, writes DIR
Aver for instructions under which sign
he shall be bled, which blistered, and
which vomited, and under which he
shall take Ayers Pills for an affection of
of the liver: also under which sign his
wife should commence to take the Sarsa,
parilla for her ailment. He adds that
he already knows to wean his calves
under Taurus, change his pigs in Scorpio
cut his hair in Aries, and soak his feet
Pi'cs-jor Alllrils as their condit ton
requires.
Schoolmastcrs, start for Wisconsin,
and visit Mr.. Ham when you get there.
Lowell Daily News.
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SCHRINER, the missionary to bcnight-
ed Iowa in the interest of Trade Reform,
addressed the Chair. Tuesday evening,
as soon as Mr.. O'Connor's speech was
concluded, and begged that he DO heard
for his cause, intimating that there was
cause to hear him. The meeting being
minus chairman, the courteous Major
broke an awkward pause that followed
by inviting the itinerant to the stand
and introducing him to the audience.
We are always glad to have any man
heard who comes before an audience in
q gcntlemanly way and asks hearing
and were, therefore, sorry to sec the room
almost vacated when an opportunity
was given for those who did not just
then want any free trade in theirs to
retire. But it was quite late, and session
already more than two hours long was
some excuse for their withdrawal.
Mr.. Schriner's remarks were of the
declamatory style, chiefly consisting in
sounding and astounding assertions re-
garding "tarif robbery" "the toiling
millions who earn their brows by the
sweat of their bread" "monopolists
who have robbed them Given sIecificul.
ly) of more money than a mule can
pull" &c. The appearance and manner
Of the speaker left him wide open te
ridicuic, but as ridicule is not argument
and rs we have neither the necessary
Information or any inclination to argue
the the case, we leave Mr.. $. to his
Democratic friends with whom he fra
tcrnized while here, and a small knot O.
whom made up most of his audience.
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companies this number OF Every SdtsT.
day, containing aromarkably good orig
insl Map OF Paris, which indicates .
hundred and flfty ofths most Interesting
features Of the city-the principal Ave-
nues, Churches, Palaces, Railway Sta
tions, Bridges, etc. This Map isjust now
Of the greatest interest and tits SO large
and so carefully executed as to be OF
value.
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From the Dewitt Convention.
VIM. II Wolf Nominated to I'LL
Vacancy.
A. R. Cotton, or Clinton Co., for
Full Term.

A despatch from S. V. Landt, one Of
the delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention, received late last night, informs
US that Hon. A. r.. Cotton, of Clinton
Co., was nominated after nearly two
hundred ballots for the full term in
Congress-; and Hon. VIM. ?. Wolf, Of
Cedar, nominated to fill the vacancy In
the present House. James Lane, Of
Scott, for long, and Robt. Smyth, Of
Linn, for short term, were the strongest
opposition.
Good nominations, which the Second
Distric. will ratify next Tuesday by q
larger majority than ever. Judge Cot
ton has long been known in Iowa poll
tics and judiciary-was Speaker Of the
last House; and the nominee from this
county is-well, he's Billy Wolf-vote
for him.
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MARRIED.

7. p. Mr. hugh Andre and Miss Elizabeth
Owens; all OF Cedar county, Iowa;
on the I'D Of September, 1870, at tho residence
of tho brides father, i'll Cover township,
Cedar county, by Thomas James, j. r., Mr..
Richard Hawlcy and Miss Flora Ellerman; all
OF Cover township
At the residence Of tho brides father, Sept.
10Th by Rev J. B. Gray, DR.. L. X. bradshaw,
of Wyoming, and Miss Susan Zimmerman, OF
Mhite oak drove both Of Jones county, Iowa.
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Neither falling teeth, nor the peeping
wrinkles of time, SO forcibly tell of adva-
cling years, as your grey hair. Ayers
Nigor restores its color and makes your
appearance more agreeable to others, as
well as yourself With fresh luxuriant
hair, the intirmities of age are far less
noticeable. Nv 40
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O'CoNNER'a 6pRECH.-Major O'Con-
|ner came 10 time, - he always docs, and
found tho Court Rsom denssly Allied
with an expectant audience which had
marched In to the music Of our excellent
Cornet Band. In beginning his re-
marks, Mr.. O'Conner referred to the
presence of the free trade missionary,
Mr.. Schriner, In town, and gave
his own reasons for declining
to discuss or pay particular attention to
the tariff question at this time, viz: that
he did not propose to assist Democratic
strategy in making discord in Republic
an ranks, that the question was not now
in issue, that he had not given it the
careful attention necessary to its proper
discussion, and others equally good.
He then proceeded to look after the
charges made by Demo-
Gratis against the dominant party, say
ing that as he belonged to a people who
seldom quarrelled and never fought, no
should, as would be expected, be very
brotherly in his illusions to the COM
plainants. The groundiess accusations
Of radical ruin, corruption, unequal
taxation, 'were clearly shown to be such;
and the glorious record ofthe Republic
can party fully vindicated, and its pres
ent position as the party of progress to-
ward the grand result of perfect "indi-
vidual liberty" triumphantly demons
before the close Of his eloquent
effort. In conclusion, he deprecated
Indifference to politics, urged most forc-
IDLY the discharge by every one OF his
sacred duty as voter, and addressed
particularly to young men with
the plea that they ever ally themselves
with the party whose principles tend
to the development of tho essence Of our
national polity-libcrty for the individ~
nal.
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REsIGNED.-J. w. Bull, Esq, has re-
signed the office Of Asst. Assessor Of In.
tcrnal Revenue. which he has filled for
moro than year. 1t is not known who
will be his succcssor-indeed, it Is Of lit
tic moment, the occupation of such an
official having been nearly ruined by
which will soon begin going into eff
feet.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-06

TIE Christ Reformed Church, at He
bron, Al miles south Of Upton, will be
consecrated next Sunday. Ministers
from abroad are expected to be present.