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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-01-06
MARRIED.

Dec. Goth, 1869, at the residence of B Wright,
near Upton, by the Rev. +. H. Burris, Mr. DIN
S. Eaton, OF Upton, and Miss Mary NJ. Wright.
At the Wesleyan chapel, on Mill Creek, jan
I'd, by Rev .. +. Baker, Mr. Silas Simpson and
Mrs Mary COPYRIGHT.
May their happiness be doubled,
Being melted into one;
Should it prove the opposite,
1t has not long TO run.
At the residence of the brides father in
Jones county. by Rev. Hann, MrHarvey Shonts
and Miss Judith Raymour.
AT the residence of the brides father nea r
Clarence. by Rev. Haun, Mr. Geo. w. Lord and
Miss Anna Springfield.
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Allcock's Porous Plasters,

Sore and Dry Throat cured by half q plaster;
usually In two or three hours.
DIR. Green No S63 Broadway, New York, informs us
he sold on Monday, June I'D, 1867. piasers to
young woman suffering very severely from lumbag0.
On Thursday she called to get more for friend
and then stated how the two she had purchased on
Monday had relieved her Immediately after putting
them on, aud CURED HER DAYS ola most dis
tressing pain i'm her back and loins.
Allcock Porous Plasters have been found specifics
Tor RHETMATisM or THE WRISTS.
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WHATS In A NAME This, that il
was Patrick Boyle and not Patrick
Doyle, a. villainous d made. US say
last week, whom Judge Rothrock sen
fenced to the penitentiary for naatricide
We know thi. to be fact because Pat.
rick Doyle has since then put in al APP
pearance and given his word a. a gentle
man that he was not Pat Boyle, that lie
had not killed his mother, was not in
the penilentiary and did not know
when lie would be. He ssys this il the
third time that d has accused him
wrongfully in print, and he wishes il
distinctly understood that he, Patrick
Doyle, isn't anyone else. .n.
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The Consti ution and Health may be ruined by few
applications OF the lead sulphur hair dyes now In
the market. "Nota Dye may be the motto OF such
nostrums. but DIE may he the result OF using them
But ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
OF all deleerous tendency under the infbe laws vi
Science. BE 1t known to all, that
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
has been analysed by the distinguished chemist Prof
Chiffon, and his certificate Of Its wholesomeness may
be seen at Cristadoro's, Aston House. New York
CRlSTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE, a. 4
Dressing. acts like charm the hair after Dyeing.
Try It,
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The propriety of giving condition
medicine to horses, cattle and sheep
was discussed and admitted by many Of
the Agricultural Societies throughout
the State last fall, and we believe that in
every case but one they decided in favor
of SAeridan's Curahy Condition Pop-
ders. Good judgement.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the part
uership heretofore existing between
Dearborn 4 Eaton is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business will
be continued at the old place by ). T.,
Dearborn, who will settle all accounts of
the firm. S. f. DEARBORN,
O.S. EATON.
Upton, Dee. Goth, 1869.
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VOLUME SEVENTEEN. - With the
present number the ADVERTISER enters
new ycar-th. seventeenth OF its cx-
iste:!ce. One year ago, a sketch of its
history up to that time was given, SO
that now We have but to givea retro
spective glance at a single year in the
past, and to peer as curiously as we
choose at the uncertain future.
This is not what is called fast COM
munity, that is, fast in the sense of
rapidity of growth and advancement;
neither is it stagnant or retrogressive,
but each year As it passes leaves us with
many evidences Of healthy growth and
real improvement. Thus, Cedar coun-
ty, although outstripped by many
younger ones, has steadily advanced in
wealth and populations; and Upton,
undsturbed by the shrek Of the loco
motive or the click of the telegraph,
shows constant and marked improve
ment in its buildings, public and private,
its public squares, streets, popula-
ton and business. We say this in no
boastful spirit, for it could not be other
wise in favored part of Iowa, and we
wish earnestly enough for the impetus
which would be given by the still hoped
for railroad and telegraph; but only to
show the character of the community,
to which that of all institutions existing
within it are conformable. This being
considered, the fact that the Advent
SER has to-day larger circulation than
ever before, that there has been actual
gain during the year just closed, h not
discouraging one because the gain IL
comparatively small. In viewing the
year, many errors and neglects appear;
but as they are no doubt we'll known to
the ADVERTISER family we will not re
fer to them except to hope that charita-
bic excuses have been found for them
discovery with their. u
For the future we confidently hope
continued advancement i'll IN accelsr-
ated ratio. Earnest effort will be put
forth to make the ADVERTISER during
the coming year u more faithful aud
complete chronicler of local news than
ever before. Correspondents have been
secured in various portions Of the county;
and during the coming meeting Of the
General Assembly series Ut letters
from the Capital will be given our read
ers. While our first and greatest object
Is to present to our readers local news
and to discuss matters Of local interest,
we expect that our columns shall con
tain all important State, National aud
general news, and express our indie
pendent opinion upon any subjects
! which may be under conside ration.
An attempt is being made to enlarge
our subscription list by canvassing for
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-01-06
To CONSVMPTIVES.
ERRORS OFYOUTH,

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay and all the effects OF
youthful indiscreton. will ofsufierng av
manity, send free to all who need it, the receps aad
directions for making the simple remedy by Which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing TO proft by the adver
ser's experience. do hy Addressing Ia perec.
confidence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
<o "A Sfreo Soy
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etc. ID. short, itb cyclopsdia Of use-s
and interesting inforrfatioif~ con-
corning Iowa. and reflects great credit
upon the Secretary Of State, Gen.
Ed. Wright, under whose immediate
supervision it was compiled. "A .nlga.
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AT CosT.-Those beautiful vases,
toilet sets, smoking sets, &c, at
Schmucker's are Offered for sale right
down at cost. Those who would like to
have a handsome ornament, or make an
elegant present, should reflect that
Christmas and New Years are not out
of sight yet, and that a tasteful stock of
Lava, Parian and Bohemian goods will
not be again offered them at such fig
ures, At least, until holidays have once
more come and gone.
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THE MUSICAL ASSOCIATION will, at
it's regular meeting next Saturday
evening in Good Templar's Hall, hold
an election of officers for the ensuing
year. A full attendance Of the mem
bership il especially desired.
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Two of our Legislators, VIM. p. Wolf,
and J. @. Tufts, Representative elect,
start for Des Moines to day to he ready
for the meeting Of the Assembly on
Monday next.
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a WARRANT brought young man
to town, one day last week, to attend
his own wedding. He WAS married by
a Justice Of the Peace in an Attorneys
Office; and looked a. if he was chief
mourner at fuueral instead Of . candi-
date for connubial felicity.
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1te Tiptoa Sarfrtiser,

n. transient Local and Special
,,ot,ca and transient Advertisements, must be paid
,or in advance to secure insertion.
Editorial Notices or Advertisements In the Local
columns, will be charged % cents per line each inser
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IOWA ITEMS.

Iowa City gave its poor $500 GU
Christmas. @ ~. F. b -
The New York World thinks
Iowa. contradicts its own name by
owing nothing. .... ~
The State Supreme Court has rem
dered an opinion that express and tel.
egraph companies in Iowa must pay
taxes as other companies.
John Morgan breach. Of promised
Mary Linch Of Davenport. Mary fol
lowed John to st. Louis aud made him
marry her. There's Inch law.
The proprietors of the iron works at
Clinton, OH Christmas presented each
married man in their employ with a
turkey, and each unmarried man pair
of gauntlet gloves.
AT Colesburg, Delaware county, on
Christmas day, q row resulted in the
Killing of man named James WEIGH
and seriously il not fatally wounding
another named Ed Beason.
A colored man named Williams
strikes a white man named Shew, 20
years of age, upon the head with sho.
vel, infiicting = dangerous II not fatal
wound. This at Clinton last week, and
Oh account Of Williams jealousy, which
had grounds in the fact that Shew had
been selling, not love, but baking pow
ders to his wife.
----~ ----
"When great American dies" says
the Boston Traveller, 1.-The first thing
done is to resolve to build a monument
to his memory, aud the second is, not to
build it,
-Four Of the leading firms in Ottawa
Illinois. advertise to pay their customers
silver in change, provided the amount
does not exceed SO cents and the pur-
chase is over one dollar.
The Government has already loaned
its credit to railroads to the extent OF
$40 900 900, and has granted POO, 46i
square miles Of land, equal to the com.
bined area of France and Great Brit
ain.
The Grand Lodge of Masons of Texas,
at its last session, called especial atten.
ton to the article in the Constitution
forbiJding hapitual drunkenness, swear
ing and gambling, and it has made il
the special duty of the District Deputy
Grand Lecturers, in their visits, to in,
quire particularly into this thing, and a
Lodge that permits its members to
practice them is to have its charter III.
rested.
The lumber trade of Michigan is i'm
mense. This year, on tina eastern shore
there were manufactured 736 ,5il, ION
feet Of lumber in boards and planks; OF
shingles, 243, s2o, 600 feet; hath, Ia,
55O, 500 feet. Even the manufacture Of
pickets foots up 4lo,5OO feet. Many
myriads of trees will fall this winter
before the AK. The last calculation
leaves only thirteen years to exhausl
the whole pine growth Of the Huron
region.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-01-06

To YOUNG LADIEs.-To secure good
husband, simply use o X Saleratus in
your cookery.
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ER. NHHSEalesT,S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.

~SS0Os
II is the vital principle of the Pine Tree obtained by
peculiar process IN ion of the by which
iti highest medical properties retained. Ii iuvig
strengthens the debilitaIed system. 1t pures and
enriches the blood, and expels from the system the
corruption which scrotula breeds the lungs Ii dis
solves the nuctls or phcgm which stops the paSsa
ge Of the lungs. Its healing principle upon the
rrtated surface OF the lungs and throat to
each diseased part relieving pain and subdning in
hannAa IT Is the result Of years Of study and
assurance OF its power the following diseases
II the patient has not too long delayed Il resort to
means oil cure
CONSUMPTION Of the L,ntgs, Cou2h. Sore
Throat 0nd Breast, Bronchitis, Liver
lon,i,inint, Eti"d and Biccoiiny Plies
Asfhmn, Whoopiny foayh, Di,theriu. DC
medical expert, holding honorable collegiate di-
patients at the Office parlors. Associated with him
are three Consulting physicians of acknOw lodged emf
hence, whose services given to the public free
charge.
This opportunity IL offered by other institution rn
the country.
Letters from any part Of the country asking advice
viii be promptly and gratnuu5ly re~;poudedto Where
convenient, remittances should take the shape Of
DRAFTS, OR pOSf-OFFICE ORDERS.
Price OF Wisharts American Dyspepsia Pills, - u
box. Semi by mail on receipt Of price.
Price of Wshart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial g. 10 bot
tie or Gil per dozen. Sent by express
j.. q. T.. WISHAKT, NJ. d.,
No 80, NoHTu SECOND STREET,
3ml3 PHILADELPHIA.
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The BOARD OF SUPERVISORS of this
county met oh Monday, in their regular
January session. The following mem
bcrs were present: Center township,
G. w. Smith, old member, Cass, l.. F.
Blatner, new member; Fairfield, w. H.
VanNess, old member; Fremont, NJ. +.
Rigby. old member; Pennington, Allen
Nesbitt, new member; Cover, r. E.
Campbell, old member; IMland, Joseph
Wharton, Jr., new member; Iowa, Geo.
Woolley, new member; Linn, J. NJ.
Downing, old member; Pioneer, w. II.
Sharp, old member; Rochester, Thos.
Knott, new member; Springfield, J..
Atkinson, new; Sugar Creek, J. Jen-
nings, OLD; Dayton, J. p. Ferguson, old
Massilon, &. Finch, reelected; Red
Oak, G. J. Moffett, old. A report of
proceedings will be published next
week.
REUNION OF Iowa SOLDIERS. We
learn from correspondence between Gen.
Hedrick, late Col. Of the 18th Iowa, and
00vSaHoA sACAAAiI "A1Su ID puDHSASu
in full in another column that plans
have been made for grand reunion Of
all the surviving Iowa soldiers to be
held ut . convenient point some time in
May or June next. This is q project
worthy Of Governor Merrill, and in his
hands It will undoubtedly have q sue
cessful c0nsumation. His letter in forms
US that he has already secured from the
various railroad companies proposition
to carry the soldiers both to and from
the Reunion free Of charge.
THE CENSUS OF I0wA.-This is the
title Of the $50 pages Of statistics which
have just been issued under direction
Of the Census Board. This volume con
tains . fund Of information concerning
the State, showingin detail the COM
plete census returns In regard to popula.
ton, agricultural! statistics, manufac.
lures, &C., besides exhibits OF the pro.
ducts shipped from all stations on the
various railroads in the State, compare.
tive tables, lists of post offices and news
papers, al official Register
State, Federal and county officers, ETC.,
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THE POPULATION Of Cedar county at
each enumeration since the organization
Of the territory Of Iowa is given in the
late report Of the Census Board as fol-
lows: In the year 1898, 557; in 1910,
1,225; ia 1874, 2,2l7; in 1s46, 1882; in
1877, the first year after it became u
State, $500; in ls49, 3,ls3; in 1850, 3,94l;
in 1851, 4,os4; in 1882, 4,97l; in 1854,
1858: in 1856, 9.4sl; in 1859, l2,l75; il,
1850, 1919; in 1863, 10, pa; in 1865, IA,
OIL; in 1867, 16,O76; in 1869, Is. 800. Cellar
IL one Of sixteen counties included in
the first territorial enumeration; and
IL now the twenty-drst county in the
State in point Of population.
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subscribers. In this We ask the aid OF
our friends, whom we surely have If we
deserve them, in order that by increas-
ing our opportunities We may be able to
present etter and more worthy paper
to its patrons. ., y
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The Cedar County Agricultural Soci.
ETY. has purchased Fair grounds at Me.
chanicsville.-StdteR Register. -.f.
Not exactly correct, Mr.. Register,
from the simple fact that the Cedar
County Agricultural Society has for
three years owned an excellent Fair
ground At this place, which is improved
to first class condition with fences,
buildings, track, &c; aud that it has
purchased 40 other.
An Agricultural Society has however
just been organized representing the
adjacent parts Of Cedar, Jones and Linn
counties, with headquarters At Me-
chanicsville. This is the one, no doubt
to which the above item should re-
fer
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OFFICIAL CHANaE.-On the first inst
the following county officers elect as
sumed official position, and probably
slipped on the official robes" we wot of:
+. II. Pound, Treasurer, reelected; T..
NJ. Brink, Auditor, vice J. G. Belts;
John d. Shearer, Sheriff. reelected; M.
g. Miller, Co. Surveyor, rs. elected; and
A. b. Oakley, Co. Sup't., rice L. l.. Ras.
set.
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE.-Dr. Jack
sons fourth lecture will be given at the
Court House next Sunday at 2 O'Clock.
The second proposition announced last
week, will be the theme. The snor-
nous amount of tobacco raised and the
labor. time aud money worse than
squandered in the manufacture and use
of this vile and soul-polluting drug,
will be matheniatically stated. 1t will
be shown to be one of the blacklist
scourges Of the age.
CORRECTIoN.-We stated last week
that f. X. White and &. w. Mcmillan
failed to qualify ut the last term of
Court, after having been favorably re-
ported upon by the committees Of exam
ination upon their fitness for admission
to the bar. We are credibly informed
that this is u mistake, and that both
gentlemen were duly sworn by his
honor. Judge Ro,hrock, OH the second
day of the term. While we cOngratu-
cess, we must be allowed to add in eX-
tenuation ofour former statement, that
the records Of the Court are responsible
for it.
SEE new advertisement Of Alden,
Scott, & Co. The "Grand Reduction
Sale' has proved such al eminent sue
cess that human kindness prompts
them to give everybody, far and near,
an opportunity to avail themselves of its
unusual ann peculiar advantages; and
they have, Therefore, determined to con .
tinue 1t through ths present mouth.
AGRICULTURAL MEETING. - The
ninth annual meeting of the Cedar Co.
Agricultural Society will be held at the
office of the President, II. G. Piatt, at
Upton, Iowa, Oh the 18th day Of Janua-
ry, 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, ut which
time and place all the officers, directors
and all others interested are earnestly
requested to be present, to transact such
business as may regularly come before
the meeting.
.'#S5ts s:#s@ s. L.SMITH, Ssc'y.
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Janua-
contents than is usual, even for maya
zine that commands such a long list Of
eminent contributors. 1t is as fol-
lows:
The Cathedral poem by J. II.
Lowell; Among the Hes of Shoals,
being Interesting historical reminicen-
ces; the first part of Joseph and his
Friend The Study Of History a lee
ture delivered before the Cornell Uni
versity; 'Americanism in LITERATURE
'Naul,aught, the Deacon; The Woman
Thou gavest with me- ali interesting
essay on the relation ofthc sexes; What
to do with the Surplus an argument
for correcting the tariff; Nearing the
Snow-line;' Was he Dead:;;' Under
the Midnight Sun, a chapter Of Green
land experience; BY Horse-car to Bos-
TOM Reviews and Literary notices.
Fields, Osgood. & Co. Terms.-S4 per
year, single subscription; two copies, 81;
five, $40; ten, $50.
EVERY SATURDAY.-This periodical
commences new series with the new
year, changing its form to that Of All
imperial folio, about the size of Harper's
Weekly, aud adding the new and desira-
bic feature of first class illustrations. Its
literary characteristics will, however,
remain unchanged; and it will contin-
ue as heretofore to give its readers the
best selections from current foreign
periodical literature, very many of the
articles being attainable to American
readers through Ere,y SATURDAY stimuli
taneously with their publication abroad.
| The publishers OF Fiery Saturday,
Fields, Osgood, & Co., promise to make
it the handsomest illustrated paper in
America, and their reputation is such as
to give their promises weight with the
reading public.
The terms of Ecery Saturday in its
new form are S. year, or 81 to sub.
scribers for any other periodical pub
lislaed BY the same firm.
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BAND FEsTIvAL.-The Upton Cornet
Band. being sadly in need Of three
more instruments, have gladly accepted
the kind offer made by number of the
ladies to get up festival for the pur-
pose Of raising the funds necessary to
supply them.
The Festival will be held in Deans
Hall, on next Thursday evening, 18th
inst; and it Is confidently expected by
the band and the generous citizenesses
who provide the creature comforts for
the occasion, that the citizans of this
vicinity will turn out en- n,asss and lend
their aid. Vocal and instrumental music
will enliven the evening, and there will
be every opportunity for = pleasant
gathering.
We are all glad to have Band in our
town. The one now organized is strus-
Cling hard to maintain its existence.
Let all who can, encourage and assist
them by attending this festival.
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The Beauties of the New Wyoming.

Ine heautics OF the New Wyoming.
| Campbell, with poets license, invested
delightful Wyoming" with q thousand charms
more accurately attributed by geographers to
tropical regions. His Imagination made the
damngo dsrort like meteor on its lakes,
created ''bills with high magnolia over
grown" and stocked the intermediate valleys,
their good savannas, green and odorous
woods, with rare collection, including happy
shepherd SWANS and their focks, lovely
dancing maidens, the wild deer, the beaver,
The buffalo, the sportive dog, the cougar, ''the
crocodile, the condor Of the rock" and we
know not what else. But Campbelps most
glowing description Of ''fair Wyoming" on
Eusquehannas side pale their Intellectual fires
before the surprising splendor of the picture
which Professor Hayden, the United States
Geologist, who has lately completed his ex-
ploration OF the Territory of Wyoming, gives
of its Eden-like beauty and fertility. This
new Wyoming, in the Rocky Mountains,
encloses the beautiful sources of the Missouri,
and underlying its rich soil is inexhaustible
wealth Of coal and precious minerals. Above
Ill, the women OF Wyoming having decided
the first election of Congressional delegate
from this Territory, and woman suffrage hav-
Ing thus been fairly established there, Wyo-
ming is also full of enchanting prospects as
Ihe new paradise of woman's rights.
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stockton. are stl among the guests at the 5. James

Stockton. are still among the guests at the st James
Hotel.
Mr.. Arthur B. Cook. Of England, who accom-
panied Mr.. Ashbury, In the Cambria, In the late
ocean race and went with him to San Francisco re.
tnrned yesterday to this city and engaged rooms at
the Brevoort House.
Mons. GARNER. the celebrated billiardlss, made
contract with Professor Rsley to give exhibitions In
the higher art OF billiand playing throughout the
United states, and IN order TO keep his engagement
he ara his wife nad yet out OF Paris by balloon ut
the imminent risk or their lives.
Dan Bryant looks hancsomer than ever after his
California trip. He brought back with him hand
some Malacca cane, ivofy head gold mounted and
ornamented with beautiful specimen Of gold
quartz at tue tip OF the handle. He presented the
cane to Captain Eugene Durnin, who sports It with
all the dignity OF q lord