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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-03

THE sister who nursed Marshal Mac
Mahon says that he never uttered com
plant during the dressing of his wounds.
No matter how they cut and hacked in the
frightful wound, which completely travers-
ed his thigh and in which boy ten years
old might turn his fist around, not groan
was heard Whatever was given him,
whatever was done for him, his reply was
always, Every well, my good sister
A man was arrested in Canandaigua,
New York, for disturbing meeting of
the Free Methodist Church by disobeying
one of the rules, which forbids husband
and wife TO sit together. The Court &C
quilted the accused on the ground that
disobedienOe to the rule did not constitute
q disturbance Of public worship, and was
matter Of which the law could mot take
cognizsnce.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-11-03

IA u ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ -
Z ace Of Peer Knas WAxsksys Pfssf spsrsa
and Resuse rIsss ss oocsorsd spsced andsweO
,ne. 70 psesse she taste. called ron,cs. Appess-
ers" sEessosSn,s &C.. that less she upper on 70
arunssrnsse and rain, ocs ere nse Medicine. nses
rom ne rS1vs Rccu ana hcr0s Of California. free
sssm ALI AIcshsiie ssiaelaatss They are u
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER aaa LIFE
GIVING PRINClPLk perfecs Reaovator end
gnv.gosuscs Of the eysssm. casrysns Oh all posono
matter sad fsssosanU he baced 70 healthy eondatoa
No person can take sAsss Bssss according 70 dree-
ton and remain LONG unveu.
500 viii b givsp Tor IN incurAbe case. ~ ,vfde4
me bones ere not Destroyed By minsraa poison Or
other means and the Vital organs wasted beyond the
point Of repair.
Fer Iplauwasory and CArsHlc Rheu0aa
ssso and Geus, Dyspepsias o. lndisessssns
Btltous, r emietent and Intermittent FeverO
Bsseases Of the Bleed. Liver, kiAneys anA
Bladder, these Bttsers have been most soccese-
ful. 6uch Dtseasoe ere caused oy vNseseA
Bleed which u genersoy produced oy dsrsnscnaens
Of the Digestive Organs
ache, Pain In the Shoulder. Coushs ghtncss OF the
Chest. Dizziness Soar Fluctuations Of the Stomach.
Bad taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks PAptation
of the Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs. Pain In the
regions Of the Kidneys. and hundred other painful
symptoms, are the onsprinss of Dyspcpsia-
They invigorate the stomach and stimulate the tor
mid liver and bowels. which render them ofuneQuAileA
eescy in cleansing The blood Of Ill impurities' ana
,mpartinx new life and vigor 20 the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Ernprions. letter. sais
Rhuem, Blotches. Spots, Pmples. Postules BoilsCsr
buncles, Ring. Worms scald Head Sore Eyes. Erysip-
elias. Itch scur Dtscolossssons OF The akin. Aumoss
and Diseases tho 6kin Of whatever name or NATURE
are literally Dug up carried out OF the system In
abort time BY the use OF these Bttcrs One bottle "
sueh cases VITA convince the most increduious ofshe
csrative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever You ma its
impurities bursting through the skin inPimples Erup-
tons or sores cleanse when you md IT obstructed
and sluggish in the vens cleanse II when II 10 foul.
and your feelings viii tellyoa when keepthe blood
pure and the health OF the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE and other WORMS. iurGinRin n.-
system OF so many thousands are eectually destroy
ed and removed For full directions. read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed In four Ian
guages--Engl!sh, German. French and Spanish
J. WALKER, Proprietor. X, II. MCDONALD q CO.
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco. Cs''
aud 50 and 81 Commerce Street. New York
e~-a SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-15

ftern unlersr lieben Grau pom 2prettc
Elm penfonat uno cine Greii@ule iii
bic arn1en &tncer. Gin Nmerttaner
bat ibnen lebtes Sabr cine @umme
bon 500 piafer 9e9eben, Die fe in
@tanp aeieBt Bat, ben 8au zines &lo
iters aus 8adteine1 ST beginner.
Sir unlere 10000 &atbplifen baben
tptr nur 5 fran36ilGe priefer, wel@e
febr seldufs fpaniid ipreden, ;rrei uun
ibne1 ipre9en aud ensliid.
Sbi9pn fi@ bic Miiipn Gplurarp
iter Elm 1ebr auSeeoebntes 0ebiet erz
Nredt, Is bleibt mir rp9 audi nod cas-
@ebiet Don l1tab, i'm @eaen> aufeebirz
bet. @ie tpi1eu, baB cteie5 fait aus
19liebli1 pom ben Mprmonen beppbnt
miro, cine Sefte nit @ielweiberei tez
rem Mit9lieper fl@ BE 9eili9en Der Leg
ten 3eiten ;betiteln, unb tpel9e aQe> bic
lire 9ebre nidt annebmen> 5eiren
rernen.
SIR 6auptcrt 1T he Salsleefact>
cine iebr 1b5ne Staot BON 20-25O00
Giumobnern. Da td UTAH ME ielbf
be1u9en fonnte> 70 tann i6 Sbnen aud
ni9t5 Giuse!neS cariter beri9ten. Gs
erfprpert rprtbin cine &eile pom 600
Meilen iber ras Gelieneekir9e> uno bic
Soften wIrpen u,etne 5ulfsmittel uter<
fteisen. SD weib nur, pab Is in rer
Start uup auf benz 2ance eiae Mn;abl
&atbplifen 9ibt Die ubne H:rden uno
Yrieter iinr.
SroB I'M erer @%erle9enbeiten mI0en
mir bod banoeln> Tenn bic l1mtanoe
brdrsen unS. Die prpteltantii9en
Seften MAIDEN Observation-Disclosures
gen. um ibren Gin1uB fider gu iteuen.
IS lie9t carum MQe5 oaran, raB mir
uns nur9 bic un%ternebmenoe &e9iam>
felt Der Mmeritansr ni9t lberFu9eln
la1en. Die Giiuwanceruns sebt Sag
fir Sag fort; fie miro fi6 nod mebz
rem, penn einmal rte 81 enbabn fertis
7 1T; mir mii0sn bereit lstn fe gu en-
/ pfaneen. Die S9ulen namentli9 itno
Elm mdGti9er 5ebel CUR Bieperbelebun9
uno Grbaltun9 pes @leubens; ater
ptele Mnfalten erf orrern 9rpBe Spfer.
@a6 fam i6 paber anpers tbun, als
mid in BE Nrme Der 96ttliGen @pr>
lebun9 rerfen> uno MIDI an Sic pen1
ben, meme 5erren, Die sic bic eifri9en
unp s~uperldBiesn Nuslpenrer ibrer @a>
ben iIno?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-15
&aiier Tra,t5 Spiepb 1T Germ:
iale1,.
(Iortiebuna.)

Der err tie Selua gait Der :@elenens
tirhe, no III Der latetnt19en &apeue eiz
ne Ireppe abmart5 in Die @eburtstdt!e
Gbriitt fiibrt. Gin altar beseidnet pie1e
.Steus, eiu ;meiter ben Srt, 100 bic
&rippe fam unp bic III. bret &6nise
lire eriten Spfer carbra6ten. 81. Ma<
ie fiat purce nod in Der Stabt Don ben,
oel ammten Glerus auf oas Tsierlidite
%empfaneen uno uuter Rem S%bronbimz
mel idreitenp> in prpsefion na@ Der
6elenenfirhe 9eleitet. Nadber eities
81. Majstdt Die platform Gas Dad)
Res feitunasdbnliden &loiersebiuoes>
ron welder man cine %entsudence NlSz
f9t auf rie neutrality-suspicious. So
ben uno Ital;use Der llm9ebun9 &C.
niebt, Die TT ibrsn SdoSe RE blauz
leu9tenceu Uluten bes. tpbten Meeres
bergen. SIM Nsfsetprium Der Tran;isz
flnermDn@e barrap Grfrii9unsen BON
2tmpnace 3uferwsrf uno @ein BON
8etblebem. 5ier nabm Se. Majeitdt
Ylab unp Schiller Der MDnde, welds
fribsr bereit5 imGbpre Die 5iterreidi9e
@olfSbymne 9eIun9en batten> laien an
ipro6en an renlelben in croatilder unc
italtenl9er Spra6e. e.. Majeltdt
{dteo nit ZEN bulcYpui fen @orten Don
ben freunrlidsn @irtben. Nrh wurz
DC Elm fur;er Ssluh rergrptte semadt
III psl6er bic 81. Sun9frau NIT Gem
Selustinc Ypr Der Tludt na9 NesYpz
ten %serbcrsen war, uno pann Der Nudz
meg na9 'Serul a!em an9etreten. Inn
6 ubr ,purpe bic Stapt errei6t, nod
Elm Spell Der Staetmal1er umrttten
uno Der Gin;u9 cur6 pas 3ionstbor
.9ebalten.
Gin ancersr Seri9terfatter 19reibt
fSerualeu> 10. Novemter.
0eftern um Die MittassSeit rift oer
Raii Jet III Serulalem Elm. Mit pie1em
b%entplrei9en Nets te9innt cine neue
peripbe in Der @el9ihte ee}erul ALIENS,
5eit rem Sabre 1889 ertDnte piepe1
gum eriten Male Der STUFF: u5eil Dem
Safer" BET Orient pedte bic alien
Gracittpnen aui uno fte weroen nt9t
,Dbne Tri@te bleiben!
8e;ei@nenb bleibt IS, baB bic Suteu
bic Griten tpare,t, nur9 berenT riumpbz
bo9en Der &atier ein3o9. @uf iene,
56be BON wslder aus Der pil9er juerf
bic beiliee Staot erbltdt batten fte Eel;
ben aufseri6tet. Slioen3mei9e uni
2crbeeren rpatren fe in einanoer, TIN
ben 6riepen uno ben Rubm 3u Serbin:
ben. @pr oielem Srtumpbbo9en ftie(
ter &ailer pom pferoe, fntete nieper uni
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-15

chamber, baS Riuo er1arad. Nl5 penn
er f@ elmer S9wdde fddmen muBte>
itteb er ben 6ub fet CUR Groe> cling ans
Senit fer uno blifte binau8.
Mber er blieb gu 5aule> iprad fat
Nidts uno pa5 @ent9e nit itumpfer
&Glte.
Der 6au6 Der 8inoe5liebs tpar ni6t
fart senu9, pa5 eritarrte 5ers aufjuz
tbauen. Gin dn9itlide6 @ipertreben
seeen jeoen miloeren Ginfub yerfrufe<
tie feline 5eele nur nod mebr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-15
&f nno $&g
Cine @esthithte aus dem Uolk
lJprtIeyun9.l

Der Muttsr ;csen auerlei 9rabli6e
Bilrer rur9 BEN &opf tet penen 1e
suweilen bieNu9en suorudte> IA ite bod
sar su i6mer;li9 maren. Marteden
pa9te r1ur> rae her Sater orauBen iei
unp betete> rabgett i'm beimflbrenmtge.
SeBt ols perGater 1pieper rabeim mar,
fel es ibr idwer unp dn9itli6 auf's
6erS ZAP ite nidt in ber Gbriitenlebre
gene len. Der Yfarrer bate ndmlid,
19pn Gprbereitun9sunterri6t fir bic
b%eepnnen> bic ar weiben Spnntase
sum eriten DIAL sum- Slide reS 5errn
aefiibrt murcer,. Stmpbl Marieden
nod etmas jung mar bate ibr Der
Yfarrer bod Muslibt uno 5ofnun9
9e9sber> 1dpn balp III ren Grleienen gu
eebSren. Oebbalb lernte iie NIT GROCER
Sprofalt bic @abrbeiten ces5eils, uno
renn Der Yfarrer an Scnntase in Der
&ir9e cine 1dmierise Tra9e thai, 1p rief
er unter bret Malen 9ewib ;weimal
Marieden aut nno iRr stimmAen
tSnte rann nit Siderbeit IL fem unp
9lpdenbeu in bic Stride biinein> rab
manni9li6 1id freute uno ma1der @a-
ter su6auie 1a9te: uTu 6ran; prer BIT
Stin9en, ,penn cu MIR erit ~ flptt uno
pbne Stotteru anttpprten tDnntet, pte
Die Gp6ter spm pbilipp an Der 8ino<
rfeif."
Marieden nabm jsbt ben &atedi5z
mus mieper pom 5euerbrett uno lernte
unYercrp0en. uGierts5 0ebpt: pu
1pult Gater uup Mutter ebren, auf RAP
pu lanse lebeit auf GREEN" be9ann iie
unbei ar,9en su murmeln. Gisfalt idlls
e5 rem Gater auf65er1 uno bod rpur<
&c Der &ppf inn beib fill tlidte er vpr
itd bin aber es mar, ais pb Dem Sim
be unter rem Sernen Der &inoespat6z
ten ra5 Ser; spn Siebe ;um8ater nod
pdrmer murpe; unwiutlrlt9 l9aute eS
supeilen sum Gater bin. Der Gater
mertte ra5 u1c puroe nod Der( nner.
plIgli9 itauc ras Sinh ''aut 19l{@ an
Zen Dater beran, uno itri6 Jpn Iter
bic traunen @ansen uno Die ent;lnz
peten Nu9en!ieoer. 0er Slater iab
ma9tz unp fraftlos IA. u9ieber @az
tel, mein Cater, ipra6 es sitterno letie
unp idaute pann nit 9robem, 9lansz
youem> 3drtlidem 8lide ibm in bic
triben Mueen. Der @ater 3udte; benn
tpen1 Elm Gn9elsau9e 1T einen seroI>
terten Men11en b%inetnbltdt, bann emf
pDrt iiG bic bbie Ma@t bic ben Menz
l9en IN 8eiiB senpn,u1en uno wdr'a
aud nur bas Nuse pes eisenen&tnces
Der Gater sudte, tib bic Sippen auf'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-15
Ser @ anberer.
s eutlIfton i,
Sflbfbeldrankung.

SD lag AM sriinen Sage
Sm @9atten eine5 Baums;
@equdlt BON eitler Ylase
Mand s%rilenbaften 5raums.
Mi@ bau9t', ni9ts ppa' sel;nseu,
Mas id aud anseitrebt;
Mi& fret ea1porsui&pinsen,
Tsbl aQes mir, mas bebt.
Da bSrt' i'd in Der 5eds
Gin frSbli@ gSselein !;
Das fang 1T benz geraeds,
R1nnt' weber Stag nod Yein;
Balb blpft' es bur&'s @espeise>
8alb pidt's ein @irmletn ar,
Balb bon Der i9manfsn @teiss
8esudt's ben fren1ben Nann.i
limb pie Is bipft' unb sudte
llnb switi9erte unt fang,
Gid balb ms Di@i&t eudte,
8alb auf ben Steugel iprans;
11nb tpie 20 tpissenb budte,
DaB ii9 Der Stensel bog,
Damn tpieber pFf unb lodte -
Nie aus benz Bag Is frs.
Da fam Is pte BON oben
Mls 1uif're pas mir su:
Sur ni9t seriduert, reriarosen,
Des gDsleins a@te bu!
Wabl' jeber fetr @ebase
l1ns bau' Elm nrarmes gfef
Drin uiber 2oduns, 9@lass
Gerwabr' ct T9 aaf's gsf!
l1nb inner benz @ebdse
Da it, er treu bic : Fi@t,
Da fennt er @ss unb Stsss
limb rub unb raft ct ni9t,
DaS er Elm Meifer tperbs
@ie bic in alter 3sit-
Das fubrt bel tleinfem 5erbe
Our 5ersensfrSbli4teit.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-15
e5sn Spriteu bduscten.

NSsN SpIt9StD DuNS<yS4t.
Der Gater uno fetn Rtnb.
Monate sinsen ieitoem bin obne
melentlide Nenoerung tn pbilipps
5eele. Setne Notur mar &dlte> @leid<
sultisteit, ;uweilen auG fo9enoe SAB
runs> ppr;lsltd, uenn er feline Trau>
mebr nod, nen1 er lein &inp NIT tbrdz
nenoem Nuss bte uno ca beten lab.
Das mar natirli9 nur pann Der SAL,
rpenr er belize iberralAte. Mber aud
l9on Ter fete uno bod 70 Sdrtlide
8lid 1etne5 Shines rerpirrte i'm oft 70
lebr, ca6 er ba5 @el9t abwancte pper
BE Stube perliee. G%n9elSausen babeu
btmmlii9e &raft. Die Seele seristb in
ladumenee @aQuns, ater fie tldrte lI@
nt6t al raS punfele @etrdu Ger Seez
lie perct9tete fd pl6Bli9> uup bic &dlte
rpar miererum pa. Nber In pbtltppa
Qehpn MAJ nnh zine Meneeruro e;noe<
trrtsn m;t rpobrer Soa l,dts er nah
Mrhr;t I'm Gtmos ~ nernipnen. ir;n
@erotenf ret6te ranu au9 aus fir
bic 8epirfnii1e per6amilie ; pen,l man
~lberbaupt la9en fInnte> bab er felt jenem
er he;rnfom n e;n IhSnss Mern;snif
ouf nsn sim Isote mor's MN cos
g3eareben. ben Sittoono leiner Frou-
in Ieines 8ruoers Sous unnStbia ~
nodben pber pos 1orolihe Gefiibl Fir
y1sib unn .ainn. Sic Inn irit eininsr
3eit f. eioentbiimlid nobe oetreten. oper
Fin Mea . GhroefiM. noa dorf i'm
nrSnote fur, er opbeitptr i, nem hortrn
w;ntrr NIT i]ibrrmSsiarr Mnfrenonnn
MS linn ma @Int rnter nrn MSoeln
.hsrnrrnunT. Ghmrr b]rtrunfsn rnay rr
2.;t ner 2r;t n;ht mchr osme},n. MR.
,unr;Ien fehrtr er etrnoa benehelt tr;m
81 men1r irine Sodtrr mierer einr,1
wnfoI her fhreflihen 8ronfheit kefom<
men ncren mnr,el on ;enpn, gIbsnn oe<
icst rnrn,n nner ouh tnrnn er mehrer,
mo[e m1brenb nes Snoes 3einem 8ruz
ner beoeonrt nor. unp nieisr ren !apnf
hei Ssite oerpanbt hattie. nm Inn nidt
-, or;ierns Oie HsIioiS;t1t MAXIM ri
?hm MIX r,ehr M fou1n nos er nrh
nnr mn nod SIN Gh nosar,u,,eihen
in Tnrm einea 1raoe,eidens o%f rie
Nrna modte: am @pnntuoe aonp er
mnroens IN Der n ms0e o{eih benin
Ginoonoe INTER ben G,lpden3e;isn, Gr
mars nep1dlpi7en unp inter fem Ser,
may in rer merfobl1tno beorifsn' Cd
ner1umnfte ME Elm tieier Moprornnp,
unp muir bic @eronfen lfiuen G;rimmes
y Yerh;l5,ner @ohe hnlfhten mir err
i;hter nr;;her hin G;nss Nkenrs "a
,nnr Gnhe Sontor unn Ritter foIt' ffhr<
to er noh lander 3eit .um erfen Mol
misner ein bpi NrSrdssifino. Gr botts
hs,t, Nhrnn nnn e;n unor Sooen her
rs; 1 oohn IN Her5o1hr MN MEM IN
~ iihsrho,,nt reh einss G;rfiikIs, tos
man ssrp,,ne nennen fam ennfGnoI;h
mar. ronn frerte er ifd,, posGjelp bsiulZ
hr;nosn III f5nnen, Gr ppute M
49,, s.hs,n.r T,,ssa s;us, GhI,,t neh.
,nsn MI hoy .Sr;rnrnea rnd nnh e;ne
ante W;rrteIit1nre unp eie Putt IL
iG,ne;nenb foIt ror --.sza*'
M,,m Mh;l;nn {ipf fi'' mn >;h enn<
in n,,M e;nr,o1 m;rnsra Ou fSnoi1 ia
a on EN- Trnmmsr nnp OrduiG,,ltr
., ,rernen ho7 ~, 51nn fr;hpr NAM
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-15

Der Gater uno fetn Rtno,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-05-12

THE INCOME TAx.-The following
plan has been suggested as a suitable
basis upon which to arrange the differ
ence between the Senate and the House
on the subject of the income tax:
l. Income exclusively from capital:
as from rents, bonds, &C., to be taxed
three per cent.
?. Income from capital and personal
service combined, as from trade and
manufactures conducted by the tax
payer himself, to pay 2! per cent.
3. Income earned by personal labor,
manual, or professional, to pay two per
cent.
The exemptions are thus set down:
l, Six hundred dollars for the person
returning the income.
2. Three hundred dollars additional
for each and every other person wholly
dependent on said income for support.
3 All amounts paid out of said income
for medical attendance and medicines,
such amounts to be proved in all cases
by physicians and druggists receipts.
4. Taxes of all kinds.
5. Interest on borrowed money.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-05-12
Mcfarland Acquitted.

The Mcfarland case closed Tuesday
evening. The jury retired at three
o'clock and reappeared at ten minutes TO
five. The silence of death prevailed as
they took their seats, and Mcfarland
turned as pale as sheet. The Foreman
finally rose to answer, as usual, and Nc
Farland stood up so as to face the jury.
lie trembled violently and clutched the
railin. beside him rs il for support.
rs the prisoner at the bar guilty or not
guilty:n came the question at last. Not
Guilty." was the answer. The scene
that followed heggars description. The
ysyhose audience jumped to their feet and
.,heered. rs Though determined to shahc
the Asuse to tie foundation: even the
court officers joined in cheering. Men
and women sprang over the seats and
struggled for the privilege of shaking
Mcfarland by the hand, and divided
their attention between the liberated
man and his counsel, whom they lavish
ed with thanks. Mcfarland was very
much affected, and his little son, Percy,
in his JOY, jumped upon a chair and
waving his handkerchief, lent his voice
to the cheering. Mcfarland soon after
left the conrt room and the cro,"'' ais
persed.
Thus ends the chapter, and
another jury has decided that murder is
not crime where by any kind Of man
ipulation, Outraged honor can be in
PRODUCED into the defence.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-05-12

The Times says DIR. Walpole has lost
hiS beautiful chestnut mare. She died
suddenly in harness, it is supposed from
bots or pin worms. If the DR.. had used
.heridan's Cdraiy Condition Poudcrs,
he would no doubt, have had his mare
day-they are death on worms.
Chapped hands are very common with
water. "A few drops of Johnson's Ino-
DIME Liniment rubbed over the hands two
or three times a day, will keep them
soft and white. Fishermen, sailors, and
others will do well to remember this.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-05-12

The New York Evening Post says
that the historical incidents connected
with the building in Richmond, in
which the recent and awful tragedy oc-
Cured, are of the most interesting kind.
In the basement story where the Chan
Gerry Court was held in the old time,
Henry Clay began ite as a deputy clerk
under Chancellor Wythe, the George
Wythe Of the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence. In its halls sat the memorable
Constitutional Convention Of 1929 81,
which numbered among its members
John Randolph, John Marshall, James
Madison, James Monroe, and many
other men scarcely less illustrious
Twenty-thrce years before, the trial OF
Aaron Burr for treason had been ceii-
Quoted there. From the Southern port.
leo of the building it was that Deniel
Webster delivered, in October 1910
standing beneath the October sun, v
the political speech which has been
thought one of his finest popular ex
positions of the Constitution.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-05-12

is decided demand for it, and because
il Is an important link In the" great
system which is to form the permanent
network Of the State, and connection
beyond our own beautiful prairie
dominion.
This organization il now complete.
We should not only give 1t moral
encouragement, but pledge to it liberal
material aid to be realized when the
work shall be completed as.proposed.
Let the work go forward without relax
ation-give no time for enthusiasm to
waste its ire, for fresh energies to lull
in slu,nber.-IoUa City Tribune.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-05-12
Original Notice.

Reichert Brothers
against District Court of Cedar
Henry Chapman Co., June term, 1870
I.udium Dunfee. !
To Henry hapman and Iudlum Dunfee. De-
PENDANTS: You are hereby notified that there
is now on file in the office of the Clerk Of the
District Court, in and for the county of cedar,
In the State al Iowa, II petition of Reichert
Brothers. plaintiffs. claiming of you he sum
of one hundred and thirty five and 57-lGO dol
lars. one hundred and five dollars of which is
due on "A promissory note. dated January nth
le1o, and balance on account for goods nd
merchandise sold and delivered by plaintiff 10
You. and that Il writ of attachment has ISSUED
against your property To secure the above
claim.
Now unless you appear to said petition and
defend thereto at or before noon of the second
day of the next term OF said Court, to be begun
and held at Upton. in said County. on the 9Th
day of June, 1870, a default will he entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon
i'll accordance with the prayer of said petition.
lAM4 = L. SM IIIi Az for piH's
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following item: We learn through the
Prairie Farmer, that Mr.. G. s. Bur
leigh, of Mechaniosvi!le, Iowa, has just
returned from Canada with six head OF
Of +. w, Stone, Esq, of Guelph, Onta-
rio, viz: "prince Of Canada (a346l, 4
years Old; Vista" Sd, g years old;
"SweetheaEt" I'd, years old; 'Sweet-
heart 5th, yearling; Gentle" 18th, 5
months old. This is an important i'm
portation for the West. Mr.. Rurleigh
has great faith in the quality OF tho
breed of cattle, aud intends TO make lis
breeding speciality.
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A number Of Boston men will start,
on the 23d Of May, on al excursion 10
San francisco. An equal number of
ladies will accompany them. Capital
to the amount of fifty millions will be
represented, and all arrangements are
to be OH the most elaborate scale. Nine
ars, fitted up with restaurant, sofas,
beds, billiard tables, etc, have been built
expressly for the occasion. One OF the
principal features will be the Publishing
of a newspaper every day. which will
be complete resume Of the incidents
of the route, with descriptions of the
country, and the notable persons whom
they meet. The affair is in charge of
Charles w. Brooks, Chinese Consul at
San Francisco.
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Allcock's Porous Plaster

STE. =" step has attained its Unprecedented fans.
They are universally nrr-oNeo ihey support
strengthen, and aid the growth Of muscles. the. mp
pear tc have the peculiar effect upon upon the
allaying irrability, while supplying warmth. They
seem 10 accumulate electricity and aid the circulation
ofthe blood through the part where applied Ly which
healthy actions are Induced.
Even IN paralysis, where articulation suspend.
ed the of the Porous Pasters the spine restored
the articulation, and materially reduce tho paralysis
In fact the patient could help herself while before the
Porous Plaster applied she was as helpless as a
baby. We refer to Mrs Sally Elliott Springfield Mass
Sold by druggists Agency, Brandreth House New
NcrI.
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IOWA ITEMS.

Burlington has organized q street rail
why company.
Dubuque was damaged $4,000 worth
by the receut great flood on the Missis-
sippi.
Fifty-one unregistered dogs have
been killed by the marshal OF Iowa City
In the streets Of that place.
Gen. Hedrick makes the positive an
nouncement that Secretary Belknap
will deliver the Grafton ct the Iowa
Soldiers Reunion.
A human skull and hand have been
fi.hed out Of the river at pes Moines
and foul play Is more than suspected.
yhe Congregational church At Couner
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SHERIFF SALE.

by virtue of general execution to nae d.
rccted, issued from the office of the Clerk of
the District Court in and for the county of
Cedar and state of Iowa, in favor of Charles
Hammond, and against - Ii. Belts and Charles
Ford, have levied upon all the right. til lie and
interest of the said Belts 4 Ford to the follow
ing property as the property Of the said 5. ID.
Belts and Charles Ford, to-wit
Lots seven ~ and eight 49, In block number
fortt-three (i3). in the town of Upton, Cedar
county. Iowa, one cream horse colt two years
Old, one bay mare colt two years old and one
red cow with some white on back and face
four years old.
And shall offer the same for sale at the Court
House door in the town of Upton, in said
county, on saturday the 2sth day of May. A. D.
1870, at one o'clock y. m Of said day, to satisfy
said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon.
Dated this 26th day of April A. p. 1870.
JOHN d. SIIEhRER,
Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
Per A. b. Maynard. Deputy. 3wl9