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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-07

! A dangerous counterfeit fifty cen,
! fractional currency note Of the new issue
with the Lincoln vignette, has just been
put in circulation. The paper used in
the genuine is pink tinted. The coun.
terfeit is slightly greenish in color, and
the face is somewhat blurred. The
words fractional currency and stamps
are darkly shaded, which is not the case
with the genuine. There is also diff.
ence in the back Of the note.
The most graphic accounts of the
great fire ut tantinopie fail to con-
vey an idea of its horrors and destruc.
tiveness. More than 1000 houses were
destroyed, and property to the value Of
$40, 600 was sacrificed. More than
one thousand dead b ,dies have been
recovered, and there are still 400 miss
ing persons unaccounted for. Seven
fire companies, engines and men per-
ished in the flames they endeavored to
subdue.
Last Thursday was the end of the
fiscal year, and it is stated that the
Treasury has received, 5 1880, 900 in
Gus toms, duties, and the country has
consumed about S2s, 600, 600 or $50, OO0, 600
more Of foreign goods than last year;
and that we have exported ut least
800, 0o0, 900 more Of domestic produce,
e. Id values, in settlement of our for
eign balances, than last year.
DESTROYING THE ANTS.-The fol-
lowing is said to be sure way of rid
ding houses and closets of these little
pests:-
Procure large sponge, wash it well
and press it dry, which will leave the
cells quits open; then sprinkle over it
some white sugar, and place it where
The ants are troublesome They will
soon collect upon the sponge. and take
up their abode in the cells. It is only
necessary to dip the sponge in scalding
hot water, which will wash them
out-dead. Put Oh more sugar and set
the trap for new haul. This process
will soon clear the house of every ant.
We hear great deal Of complaint of
these miniature pests; and it was only a
day or two ago that we overheard
several ladies taking on so about the
ants eating pies, and getting into
everything SO terribly" They now
have the remedy in their own hands.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-07

CAsAD & GILMORE have linen goods
for warm weather, WOODEN for cool, and
complete assortment of gentlemens
furnishings.
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A. Il. Stewart returns all income Of
less than 100000 for the past year,
while Clatlin, Melen & Co., and
hundreds of other large New York
houses show but small profits. Thou
sands of merchants swear to losses for
the year, and numb of houses failed
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-07

THE very latest styles of prints. for
fifty cents o pound at Cobb & Wet.
zel's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-07

ONE thousand pounds of prints for
sale at Cobb & Wetzels-fifty cents a
pound.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-07

FIFTEEN yards of calico for one dol
lar at Cobb & WetZel's.
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AMONG the many entertaining articles to be
found in the atlantic for July, are the follow
ing: "The Alarm-Bell of Atri," by II. w.
Longfellow. "a Shadow by T. ". Higgin-
son. "a Woman's Pulpit" by +. 8. Phelps
"Joseph and his Friend"-(continued1; by
Bayard Taylor. IAN Ex-Southerner in South
Carolina;" by N. s. Shaler. "Oldtown Fireside
Storics;' by II. b. stowe. "The Tour of Europe
for slsl in Currency" by Ralph Keller. "A
Days Pleasure;" by w. d. Howells. Published
by Fields, Osgood & Co, Boston, Mass.
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A FIGHT, or rather two Of them, had
last week in Linn Grove, brought the
parties before Justice Sweet. 1t seems
that the first skirmsh was between
Geo. Galbraith and man he had for
merly employed named Hugh Wear.
As to whom was the aggressor remains
to be determined before the Justice Oh
Friday, but Galbraith was worsted,
a fact out of which the second battle
seems to have grown, in which Wear
was attacked by Scott and Mitchell,
men who had been or were in the
employ. of Galbraith, and terribly pun
ished. Wear came to town, minus
some front teeth aud otherwise battle
Scared, and entered complaint. The
Sheriff and Deputy went out to arrest
the parties at Galbreath's house, but
Mitchell, who seems to have been. the
fighting partner, rushed out and escaped
in the darkness. Scott attempted this,
but was brought to by having a revolver
fired after him at the same instant that
he ran against the clothes line and
knocked himself down, a juncture of
events that led him to feel sure he had
received pistol ball through the neck.
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A gentleman afflicted with the chron-
ic rheumatism says, No description of
my case can convey the vast amount of
benefit have received from the use of
JohnsOn'ss Anodyne Linanent. 1 believe
it is the best art icle in the world for
rheumatism.
fla horse has good constitution, and
has once been good horse, no matter
how old or how much run down he
may be, he can be greatly improved,
and in many respects made as good as
new, by liberal use OF Shcrdun's Cuval-
RI Condition IOacRers.
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New & Valuable Pamphlet

ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
T HAVE MADE a com piiation with a full and
/ accurate ex planat ion Of such portion of the
HOMESTEAD LAWS,
will instruct any person how to procure leo OF
rich farming land for nothing six months before leav-
ing home in the free lands of the West ALSO, ar
tice on the
NEW WEST
that portion of country lying west OF the Mssissp
pi and Northwest giving an accurate account of its
area, population, properly valuation. manufactures,
banks. the estimated yield ofprecous metals, number
OF voters, the various productions ana yield ter acre.
number Of acres under cultivation value OF exports
table OF distances, ETC.. ETC. giving Just such norna-
ton with reference to the NEW WEST as no man in
this country can afford 10 be without VIII he sent on
receipt rs cents. Address,
II JOHN r. RI.ISs,
Attorney at Law. p. o. Box 5's9, Chicago. Ill
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TIE DUBUQUE RIOrERs-,Sepen out
Of Nine Convicted. case of the
Dubuque rioters, on trial at Cambridge
Henry eoanty, Ills, (by change Of ven
ue from Rock Island county, was
submitted to the jury at five o'clock
Thursday. The jury agreed upon a
verdict at IL o'clock that night, and
presented it to the court Friday morn
ing at 8 o'clock. Seven Of the
nine were convicted of manslaughter
and received sentences Of from one to
three years in the penitentiary. Two
were acquitted. Those convicted were
tried for killing the negro VIM. Ami
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We should not suffer from cough
which few doses of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral will cure. Tine, comfort,
health, are all saved by it.
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Resolutions Passed by tho Bethel
M. e. Sabbath School.

WHEREAS, In the mysterious prov.
dence of God, Death has come among
us and taken from our number HENRY
w. w. SCOTT, Therefore,
Rcsolred, That while we bow in hum.
Die submission to the will of our kind
and merciful Heavenly Father. we can
but feel that our school and society
generally have lost an interesting and
worthy member-one that was loved
aud esteemed by all and gave much
promise of future usefulness in the
church.
Resotced, Thet while we deeply sym
pathise with the family of the deceased,
we remember that God doth not atllct
willingly, "but for our good" and that
whom the Lord loveth he c.iasteneth,
and while we weep with those who
weep" yet we weep not as those who
have no hope, believing our loss to be
nothing less than his everlasting gain
and that when Christ cometh, "even
those who sleep in Jesus will God bring
with Him."
ResotU ed, That while God has seen fit
to take one who, to all human appear
ances, seemed best prepared for death,
we nevertheless recognise it as a timely
warning aud admonition, ABE We also
ready"
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published in the Northwestern Chris
tan Adrocate, Upton ADVERTISER and
Wilton Chronicle; and a copy of each
secured to the family of the deceased.
J. II. NJ. EDWARDS,
ENOCH AUrEN, Com.
S. Il. GRuBiS,
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Iowa Is the second wheat State in the
Union-'69's crop as basis. Illinois
leads with 1920, OOO,and Iowa comes
next with 25,OOO,OO0 bushels. Califor-
MIA is third and Wisconsin fourth.
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professional Garos

AR I AfEiIaTkD.In wh.tsyer ,E.Y,, e.g
Chatham d. Circular free arst post
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Sulpnlnq.

A NCBOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS.
70 and from any Railway Station In Great BritaiA
ireland, Norway, sweden, Denmark. Germany. not
land Bet GUM, the United statee oy steamer sA
ing weekly, Tor sale
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
''' ''' A"' I HENDERSON BRoTHERa
z lilyW
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EOR SALE-To gardeners, &C.. about 5000 yard,
II OF lockwood for bordering In 1ne condiiInn 'vars
low price, as II must be removed soou. WV
ANIL HILL ,t06 Fulton av, BROOKLYN
n between s9th and auth sts ~"
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MASTER BUILDERS.

esy o.. Aprhs. ~N' the following resolutions were
We sas. with the decline OF gold and the gradual
sPPTo sst sn nSs ar specie al oommoHs. q
o. labor and material must naturally follow and
sl Into msrEe, IN teal estate and 6ulii
dc @9.ts! builders and other. representing tho
terms the master stone cutters have ocfsi 20 her em
ployScs for the season cOmmsaSn March 10 NO lalI
Il no, more Than ne pIe.-1ni demand or such lsoor
Cutters Union an injudcIous one ana uncalod for ~
NE PsessSs 'ms that sS sGnssqSsos IF Es
partly postponing tho contamination OF new contracts
substitute other materials IN place OF stone Wa neIo
Heso'rs. That we sympsthiEe with AMI will aid tho
master stonn cutters IN their just efforts make stone
lies Wthia means we viii n,eSe. i Tor w te st
9w1STS sna eon1faeSs and secuis them agns. loss
ployoes will have the good sense to resume WORK aud
house building Trade seneraliy, ''D''''' anu '"'
tiers TO give employment Keep In their employ Tor
the future such men OF me UniOn or others VINO are
So@ @ s% ey so
S and pYs ken .Ss "a s4 s
earn 'H SoG f'f coSo GS eS Ss'
CPECIAL NOTICE.-An persons are cautioned
% the .r o Ss aa ri p{qS s shSS % nS,es
q boken. T. or 20 tns order OF George A. Lofinr.
the said rm having ceased TO DO my agents ON the Sis
OF March. and the nrm OF Loring d Wond ceasing 10
Iets WOOD. The following note. are believed 10 be
10 the hands OF George A. Lorhg and appropriated TO
MS own use without my conseut ana authority, VIZ:
Que note maze BY Mckenzie a Rayley, or D. McRenIie
days from March r. for ass one note al onths Irom
March r. for $50 The makers OF said notes have boon
notned not TO pay toe same without my authority.
. PETER VAV IDERSTINE, in.
Hoboken, N, j., April 0, 1870.
RROqK TROUT Of all sizes for sale. Apply 70
- VI address shANTY GREER,
shAnty costing $500 warranted 10 produce 80 ooo 10
l0Voo nsh yearly. Apply A above.
nIyOnCEs legally obtained. dosertion, &C. sum.
advice FREQ. Mho6sE, Attorney, Is NASSAU ST. n. Y
Tor sALE-To gardeners. &C, about 5000 yard.
II OF boxwood for bordering, In nne condition. yary
low price, ~ must be rymoyed soou. ''
AMI HILL. i,eO6 Fulton av.. BROOKLYN
EON SALE-A good watch dog. Cali At $40 sd Az
n between ssth ana auth SITS. We
Professional Garos
DH:ol.iN. n Bond st.. has no equal In New York
urinary diseases. He cures thousands OF The uufortu
nhto. htor being gwen up by Others No matter who
hneu consult the Doctor ny letter or In person Send
stAmpeI LOT nus MEDICAL kssays Hour, IA NJ. p. ~
NHE MOST celebrated physic an in the CIV Tor ,I,s
l. cure OF nervous debility and urinary disc asa NJ
DR.. LEWIS. Beach st.
II AIDES AFFlItTRD-In whatsyer way eau
~ roy uPon safe and speedy cure by Dr.. kVlNaN
oaAthAn e. Circular frss. nrst post
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4tsal Aotrt.s.

-
SWIM am Il Kipp Rcoslvcr o. Il, Bilic PiSs x:
others defendants ia par,ua zee OF jdsnss, o. ne
supreme Court q me sta,e Of New York ma 70 ard
he s Sree nam a IN ,sd Judgment w expose g .s,
5eioeE noon. al ih1 Exchange Sale roaa, nj Sro.s-
ss c. C Now mCTs Y sOSsT G y s
AZ that certain piece or arcel q sa.i u,ts yug s.s
SSns a as c ssd Z, o ss nj sGs
on 6c sSn,hoTs nd % Forty ix!n street, a.,an n 6
On III. rsq SI'S s ,s hT AZ
fund Cd leo, insses 30 tho "a more OF lss
g IRE centre line Of The boos Forty Ana sai
las; s,i In.s Line one GSna "a and Ss1
sixth avenue one huodred iss and fur inehrs be t,s
same more OF css TO the southcly side OF Forty dKth
S@H asd s wsa
y S. eve S ols Gl ! sasI H. % ls sse'nnnt'
~. JAMES II. COLEMAN Referee
>, Tho above sal = stournod 70 Tuesday, April ", =
tho same limo and ''YIMxs n. COLEMAN. Refers.
NsAo &s p. SSg ..s q
osss sui FG Psl al his M S,%
James =. Fowler and EiiIa hs VIM Mary +. foviss,
vile md s s %e St oss
70 III. aud h.aSs,h +. VIE sam%sa
srs ~ sDS Sd &
new CSpnS Court Hoass sd c city add 70 .eSvs
at his once No murray s sS ssst IL % nc cue sy g
New lOts. within twenty DAYS alter the service
luminous on you. exclusive OF the day OF such 'er
vice and you fs 70 answar the sad courla ut v'ts
~ the time n resald. the plaintiff in this Will
plant
r D'.'a January ls F6rrrso. Plaintiff. Attorney
The complaint in the above entitled action was 1o1
with the Clerk OF the City aud County OF New York
tho 23d day OF February, is7O.
n Il. TOPPING, PLAINTIFFS Alto new
SUPHEME COURT OF king Comfy. -P,toS DO
- zap and Michael soan against John u Smith rns
Undersigned hereby glvCs notice tlat he ntUn ~
p.nte receiver Of lie trsno sl proper Inu chtou
oIDeap. smith Company. All debts ,.ue OWING 70
sNd hlm must DO Dau Onl To- the undersls nod or no
order, and all l'er ons forbidden negotiate any
notes or drafts arawnn favor OF taid rm dated NoS
YORK, April Q. 1870
ISAAC n. WATERBURY,, Isoccivcr
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Tor LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS
ruesdAyt.
hates OF passage by the Saturday steamer
~ CABIN pdEubie IN 0oi SteeroDe, pa rios ~ cwcI
Liverpool or Sueenstl ti0OlLiyerpoul or QueInsrn "
Pas age by the TUESDAY steninri wa III ifaxi
Liverpoo or Queenstn. 30 Liverpool or Quoensrn ~
halifax .,.,,,,,...,. 20,ialiiax. II
Tickets sold 70 and from England, Ireland and ths
Continent. at moderate rates
Dor furtneT iniormaton, apply at the Company
unicea- JOHN Y: DALE, AGENT
bDroadway New York
I,OW LlttRPOnL tya QuoenstownI, carrying
il the u. 4. Mals.-The LIVERPOOL AND GIsEAt
WESTERN STnAM COMPANY will despatch a
the stclass full powcr iron screw stoainsh Ds iron
a.. Pier N. every WEDNESDAY, a. follows;
IDAHO. CAPT. Cui April IL ~ -
NEVADA. Capt GTeeh.....,.....,.N III a. M
CUiORADO CAPT Wiiisms..... AprL n SITS r. ~
NEBRASKA. Cayt. !. rd.........Mly at 4. ~
MANHATTAN CAP ,fotsyth... May II at ~ u. y
MIN NESOr IA. Capt. Price. IS At 4 p
acn pas asc, go soIo .teerage passaGo (0noo,
broadway ysScufroucy.
f'resAt0r Dab Ri Giti,ss scp'SS Sros Wall.
NATI2SSfflH1EhkhfSS5bL o * 55GEfffNSsstHUI%ss
lHE QUEEN, Ihol on, saturday. .Aprii 40, A. -
hhlN Webs er. " ednesday. April 20 ats AN,
FEANCF, trngnn, Sstn y ". Sprii ~. ~ 70 \. NJ.
Cabin passage ~ and tTu; Stecrsge, tD. currency.
Perafi tteyIa'e tcke RON ytrpool, Queens
once % Broadway Y. ", J. HURST. MANAGES.
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RROQk TROUT Of all size. for sais Apply 70
ID VI address ShANTY GREER,
shanty costing $500 warranted TO produee 80 COO To
100. 900 nsh yearly, Apply as above.
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SinannaL

THE ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen Dreo.
tors OF the Long Island Railroad Company, will DE
Long Island on Tuesday. the 18th Of April. 1870. The
o. CHARLIoK, President.
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NiliiarQ.

0>>~~>>>|So~~lo>>~N~o~>~
500 S9Hsrx 5S, q M I'd sS Sasss
sSlT discharged Old ols'9s :stsSS ..,s"".
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UvuJE RAJLwAY,-TRAlNS LRAvE DRPOP
IL foot OF I'D o. sid f0jt OF Chambers ~ foovs
W.:
E 81 st. Chan EsS Ss.. St.
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The Latest News.
News Of tho Day.

J.F. Wcdekind, Of the firm Of Holm &
;Wedckind, ioG- Ashley Ohio; committed
suicide Wednesday, Gy hanging himself
in ~ tArn. Temporary insanity wasSthe
probable cause. .. .U
The funeral of Adam N. Riddle occur
red from Trinity Methodist Church, Gin.
clnnati, Thursday morning, and was very
largely attended by the Cincinnati Pho
neers, members Of the bar, Odd Fellows
and many others Bishop Clark oalclatetl
Charles Herman fell from tile third
story Of the MangOld House, Cincinnati
Wednesday night, receiving such injuries
as will probably result in his death.
The relapsing fever still prevails In
Bedford street, Philadelphia, Pa, The
District Board Of Health, Nrc rcnoyating
the infected district Wednesday sixteen
persons with the fever were removed Il
tho small pOx hospital, and about tho
same number Thursday.
"a convention met at Wilmington, Dole
ware, Thursday ID organize q white
mans party In that State.
The Third Army Corps held It's annual
reunion at Boston Thursday, There 8as
a good attendance sIiisEtii fjr
No balloon started from Toronto on thC
2Sth Of April for New York or anywhere
else. .s.lr..t V.S
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prove the religious condition of the col.
Orcd people; and dlssipAtc the teachings Ol
those who sought TO array them against
us, which had steadily succeeded, and Il
now progressing, especially in tho Caro-
linas, Georgia Qnd Florida. The address
Is brief and pointed, and was listened to
very attenttvCly. The address was 70.
spOndcd to by the venerable Dr. Pierce
OF Georgia, ilther Of Bishop Pierce, who
showed that the spiritual condition Of the
church was great; the work to be accom-.
plishcd was paramount TO their emil; lie
favored the union of tic Early Wesleyan
Societies. Tho Bishops address was then
referred to an appropriate committee.
A special committee Of five clerical and
tlyehymcn, together with the Bishops, was
appointed to prepare pastoral letter on
tic subject 0fthc spiritual interests oftht
church. Various reports were submitted
and appropriately referred. The Con
ference then adjourned In order TO give
the Committees time to organize.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, MAY s.

New YoRK, May 8.
The following delegates TO represent
New York Typographical Union at tue
National Union to bo held al Cincinnati,
on the first Monday in June, have been
elected: Alfred Burton. Joseph +. Thorn.
ton, John Vincent and David Kelly.
The military order Of the Loyal Legion
had a banquet, last night, at DOlmOnicOs.
Among those present were Gen. llcintzcl'
man, Gen. McATahon, tho Paraguayan
Minister, Col LongdOn, Of tho regular
army, aud several other prominent army
any naval officers. .I
The English cracksman, John Williams,
who was arrested in New York, OH Mon
day, on the charge Of stealing $4O, 900
worth Of diamonds and bonds in Paris,
had q further examination in Newark, yes
terClay, and was committed. Tho young
girl who pretendcd 10 be his wife, was ar
rested Yesterday. II was sworn that she
Is not Williams witc, but had lived with
him as such, and that she was servant
WHO assisted Williams In the. robbery Of
the diamonds and bonds In Paris, and that
they had como to this country together
Capt. JOurlan has directed tho Police
Captains TO make u list Of the gambling
dcns In their precincts, and 10 set patrol.
men 10 watch them, and to warn victims
from entering them.
The venerable Justice Nelson arrived
in this city from Washington. He will
sit In the D. s. Circuit Court for this dis.
trict to-day, and hear arguments In the
nn1 aJ,nntnI nasa ~ IoT.RS ETSuty IL 01d
Jay Gould against the Union Pacific Rail
road Company. a-.nta al.
For drinking gin and milk in bar
room, on Sabbath day, in company with
two newspaper reporters, and ncgleCting
TO ask blessing over tho rcireshment,
the First Presbyterian Church, yesterday
found the Rev. Charles B. Smith, Of tho
Eleventh street Presbyterian Church,
guilty, and sentenced him 70 bG rcbukcd.
Tho Reverend sinner made full confess
ion of his guilt, and promised to walk
more Circumspectly in the future, md re-
ceivcd the soothing ccnsurc from The lips
Of the Rev. DR.. Harper, on the spot.
The committee appointed at tue last
general term of the Supreme Court Of this
District, TO examine applicants for Ndmis'
sion to The bar, have reported that only
thirty.cigllt out Of class Of seventy.sevCn
are sufficiently qualified to cntitlo them to
practice. .a..g
A private conference was held yester.
day In Sheriff 0'BriGn's Office by the
leaders Of the Young Democracy, for Tic
rumorcd purpose Of agreeing upon terms
of coalition be offered TO the other wing
Of the party. The most prominent among
the Young Democracy party were present.