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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15

YARD wide b.cached muslin fer ten
cents per yard at Deans.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15

TIE Annual FA1R.-Tae regular
annual exhibition OF the Cedar County
Agricultural Society WI Ue held at the
f." grounds &ear Upton, commencing
. week f.om next Monday, Sept. -G.h,
and ctut.uu.n II. n.c days. There is
every reason to H.,e>t, the weather per-
hitting, that Ibis exhibition will b. far
exceed a"y Of the t'Enlc" ones given by
the Society, which ave long Deen rated
as first class Hairs.
Some OF I'!c reasons 20: expecting so
mucA from the present ialr viii be
found II TIC tp..o".:.% brief "UuaioI 10
tLc cOml.cte ARA cement of tie
grounds a. il lle careful preparation
WhIcl has been made .nr the occasion.
In TIC ts":- g;&c2, no better Or more
conveniently "-gaAgel Fai: Grounds
Will be used dis year in the
STATE. ,Eo>t, ifn3t all The on,ecti0nal
features nave beel Ic4loy4i, aaI ViSi-
tors thc .rczen. season wi, Lc pleased
notice the 20 !ow...g ugc,,ed inlH.oyl-
ments:
trho ,o,,s far ,,oo, a,,.:,o En-
,,a,.o hoo,, ron,ovoI :, o1 or:u,iIn mani
~ .,,a .r,.,,~I, :, -, r.o,, a,o~o,, ..,l
rooted = Il nat IL condition for tba
care Of their occuDants. The same
Change IS made n the cattle stalls, and
the best accommodations provided for
stock ofa1I kinds, including con venieot-
" re,c,d lois for tho confinement of
herds.
THO new Flora, HALL has bean
nic,.,. Gn:sha., o..w:,,,in o,r without
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15
Es5 ED,

At the residence o. James siailey, on the l0ti
inst, Mr.. john Cooper, a native OF Edin buEt,h
scot land, in the I'd yeaI OF his age.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15

NEW GooDs! New goods and all the
latest styles ut VIM. Dean & Co.'s.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15

A large line of real Irish Poplins, and
the latest styles of beautiful plaids at
VIM. Dean & Go. g.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15

THOSE buckle waterproof CALLERS at
the Big Loot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15

NOTICE of meeting to nominate town
ship officers is published herewith.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15

among which aRacy :egc prepared
TO show fhc:inass beautiful uss,l gnr-
scsi line OF Eprc4s eaDohs, Shawl..
Ci0al>s ana Gs0as.iligs, IL, dies
and Gents underwear, Hosiery.
Cloths and H;sssimcrcs, Faces
anu cnnbrOitlc9Ics, ever brOus,s, lee
Upton. These GOODS were fIOaEgaai
before the recent advance, and
arc offered much below usual pri-
ccs.
Lii addition 10 i.sc above, Have
just opened u jul; and entire new
stock of ilic latest and most varied
siylCS oil
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15

chiltiren's fall and winter shoes at The
Big Boot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15

MEN and boys calf and kip boots OF
the best Davenport, Chicago and eastern
make, warranted, at the Zig Boot.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15

NOTICE is hereby given that have
this day lied for record Deed convey
ing TO ne the Sole right to use in Cedar
County, iowa, the 7scl q, Patton Pro-
cess for Preserving Eggs (undcr patent
no. 2072). Town and individual rights
are for sale.
The compound for sale by bbl. or gall
lon.
r"All persons are cautioned against
making use, after this date, of said pro-
cess in violation of the rights thus vest
ed. w. II. ALDEN.
TIPToN, Sept. ., 1870. 36w3
For SALE.-A shop aud lot situated
one block south west form Court Square
i'll the town Of Upton. Title good. viii
! be sold at bargain for cash. Shop sold
separate if desired. For terms apply on
premises to
35w6 III. {. WENDLING.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15
IMMENSE SACRIFICE IN PRICES;

and owing to the Special BNyUins offered ut this the
public and competitors in trade informed that shall ou,
Regular Annual Grand Reduction Holiday Sal" this season
unless specially importuncd
Respectfully
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15
CASH

One block southwest Of Cour. Square in now
shop i5yl
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-09-15
COBB G. WITZEI,

Will exhibit in their newly coEn-
piciCa room, which IN ts.o best ami
fisEsscst in Eifs!cn, an elegant
CTnHT ThTI HAnfan
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Guction Sales of Real Celcle.

Go temperament on account o' ua4 Nea'it..l -
rC-ITIVE SALE or THE ENTIRE HJoth
BOI'NDED BY FIFTII-AVE. tCeu:ul psri) MADISON
EyE. sEVTNTI.HICIITH aal SENENTi-NNTH-
sT- c,rrri-r tiu--log- tr.4rg LOTS, and facing tbe
CUANn SEVENTY -NINTII-~T entrance to Central ParE
THIS hoL ha. loIr oou y may competent judges s. the
,.cicest OIL le Of the Park ID he oly whole booA that
-lr-t.ei Iis alarcl 20 immediate Improvements Fi'th-
yc ssventy-ciahib AMI seventy yninh-sts are severed
ana the streets Oh tie size, Of he to paved with Neoon
or Brsr pavement d., Madison car. are running uT a. ir as
J. t.t.-ss.st
Tia location high. dry, and healthy, overlooking the
Iandsc,nest portion of the Central Park. The sh will be
.'positiyc" Tie block VIII offered whole at setuP
Ic when H not taken viii he sold in single lots The title
De- 1tusae seventy PEI nay I,uu dcsTe on bond and
orre, five years. E-ch and every lot with each and eveTy
a1 ricied, every lot the bccE on the north sde
ss,,lrt st beyond contingency uncN-
ocponuble -Ll,ool a,d magnificent improvements Parties
rsrrio tuv e entire p.op, DAY Fixed r selling
,sto1 nav srry q, Dt y, BARLOW Il Coz No 335 Broad
OBJ Aueloleers
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
CopariNersbip Notices.

NOTICE-Notice is hereby given that the
~ COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between DANIEL TIER
and l. BLOWERS hereby DISSOLVED by mutual consent
"'- - Al BLOWERS.
DANIEL TIER
Dated New.York. Nov. r. 1870
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Gounlrn properin 10 Get.

'VO LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
trIis sr'Ol IordbAn u ghu nuts' fro" eerot 'tG "
fHa lte COTTAGE tiettr etUsfi
Gr.,g Ss. Ps'e,'oI iHnedskr SPLENDID oostCi. AIyp 4
INPPfi. "a A.l--
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Ioaro an6 Rooms.
HlnsltaI Instruments

A FACT.-The "CIIAMBERSr PIANO is the
best 90 ior ou' WITH efresess and Testimonials upHgh
PfnOt hAJ Secondhand Pifnos
e'heT rskes Sl S21, -, Aefess, hOs ~ It'd m Foh
src, Ne~-YOrt Gtr T. II. CHAMBERS 4 sos.
4 LARGE stock of PIANOS, best makers, to
kEh1 SELL cheap for sasb . on appl.,a
tparhass Please eAl an1 sfsMirs al ~ NJ hkRRkLps Mar
M 10 Inlonrn RnurfA
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
At Richard MeareS',

CORNER sIxTHAyB- AND NlEETEENrHsT,
LARGE LINES OF S2% S2S.c AND DESIRABLE GOODS
iNCLuDISG ALL ThE LATEST NOVELTIES
AT EXCEEDINGLY LOW RATES.
10 e,e. ea BLACK G8OS GRAIN Is ami p worth - So
To- pieces h Wide and Heavy ~ G - o. ana |'o "'i'H 10
100 bo1,. BLACK BONNET vELyETs. 81 e2 Is. sEd $29
IS e,yy w LINEN BACK siTNs - Is II 2s and 81 80
AcE AXB 9L9EP T5LyEIESS w YETI & a9f e 99 % b @ s. s1 % s.
a5nei BLACK cLoAKISG yELyBro s. - ard = y9Gl
a Gri iiLh LtsfER BLACK ALPACAs 5 c &C. aud yard
800 pair. Large BLANKETS. - -, -, and 50. .,a
Lore gag, RE9 s AbsS II 81 30 Il ' 5 a - dozen
" Linen E4PKSs b. q Y 81 p @ saa & 90 Is@'' $500 and sl
100 pieces BLEACHED TABLE DANASh' O'e '''' '' 'A W.
yofTIyGU,N CURTAIN LACEs 25c. 3Oc &c.. 5oc yard
Rich APPLIQUE LACE CURTAINS, Sl5to S19SseI
LADIES FULL REGULAR MADE STOCKINGS. % sn3ao e;s
dAS d4gS MES9 vEs y1SA AS6 1 DR1wgss 49, M & aud M
$40 loren P2 Mn R5 GI0EES T9yRS = hgP ~, o worth 81 IS and 81
800 800 % 9o,ea EEAL A sPFD M Sf GLOVES 81 Is and sI
CLOTH AND FEEGELSEp GL9yES z STOCKINGS
FIle BALBkIGGAN STOCKINGS, 5Uc., 55c t5c, and 'sc
GENTS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHIRTS
Made to orler at guaranteed at the following rates.
ss Se54 sfs S Ta,p aa fSSf ,ad das 1fn russ
Slirs Nes-iork Mills and best Linen, : l5
I,te., Yov,lie. in scABFs TIES COLLARS, e.,
F STYLES handmade and imported cORSEs at ''e &c. ~
Fvery Wv .,3e PASIERs, Ho6PSKiRrs and UNDERWEAR
PASiERs &c. 4ic and SOC HOOpSAIRIS, soc 6Jc ana ''c
1UFNTSES AND DRAWERS. good Muslin I5c., ttc, an J.
NIGHT GOWNS good Muslin J. ~ 50 y % ard r,, ~,
SO EMBROIDERED AND LACETRIMhED LINEN SETS &C.
&c., and 81.
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS HANDMADE NOENIED SA'pt
SIAWLS. &c, choice assortment. very cheap.
ooho,es SASH RIBBONS 75c o8c., and %Iayard
$50 boxes DRESS TRIMMINGS, half price
LADIES' wALKISGSUrrs Handsomely THmei +6 - 49, $io
Ue,S, tL0I Iyp vEIvETEEY sACQUEs IS Sc 81, So and
SO
RICHARD MEARES,
CnHNER SIXTHAvE AND NINETIRNIHST.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
I}ALIlnoPE AND OHIO RAILROAD COZ
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY =

~ Passenger ssl Freight Depot Newfork, foot Of ile cor
sonerve Branch Raosd Hampton Junction
With Delaware Lcksssnns sn we'te Railroads at hs'ng
Sasqaehanna RAJ road and Eson with the Ls
Waller Railroad and N connections forming tiee. lue T. f
the West without change Of also to Cn.sl P'Hss
yaus d New ors
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
V.K. STEVENSON, SON & co.
DTPLIC SALE Of COUNTRY SEAT. Mill

DUBLIC SALE of COUNTRY SEAT MILLS,
Z ar. FaRM. So er.6 Merchant Mwh Of burn
t- VaferrpVe 20 Acres 81 L.d Te euen's and all other
fuT lguuf curing @ hars ~ tour per
r..lpet-l vi ri'roI! % platform
So "a crr safNu u@tshose wattr-po"er - Acres oI
i.r.. hsUiInE Ho"-c. sli DE usual OutIulinrs
Noi Farm of 81. uih tautal country Seat, Pam o'e
Milking Shc!s. ttragelna'e, stables
.arr c lorse GraHr Ga,iitus and all otter tHuH s1anc
a GtHrlaus Residence ouf Grazing Da{ Farm Itce "n
Tract Grit and h4H-MN wt. head and ll OF 3, feet Ibse
;u-t .l.te the SIDE a. Bauitwne tes 81 tldi
@ Station. Philadelphia aud Baltimore Central Railroad. where
m aHd Elr llrosd crcs The about = miies
. ,lia std iD les from Wilmington, Delaware The land
i. Io' t1.aaili r h.y bs Eastern Penusytria.
No D. s y o'clock On THURSDAY December J.
L ls.J s.le.N Chester IA Nov. p 100
PHILIP =. SHARpLES.t Asignees 81
WALTER HIbBARD. 1ttor;c brntuu.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
4 RAILROAD.

Depots New York foot Of Barcyst and foot Of
WIN ER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAf Nov ~ lF0
SODA EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting At Den' with boo"
Dover with Chester Branch Naro0 With sr X y
m Abdoyer ard Newton Warrington With the D. l. md " r.
Water stronisburq Great Bend Bnghsmon fs
OsgezO and all points he L4ck4naEna and Bools1ag
snf Delaware and Hudson X Ris
:Wa m LEIIIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops a. Hcv,rk Nor'-
Mashingn, Php psJGrg, AM Esobi cor
nec.s a. phurg Sih Bel Def r. for Bshsre ks ~ Il
Fsston l. K for Bs.behem Allentown Aaleh tLaht I'D
WIkesbare.
4.IOp NJ SCRANTON EXPRESS connects A. Dove viii NnC W r.
at Waterloo r. and Washington With d., L. 'nl
W. r. r. for Water Gsp suoli,bsrZ. ard scranton -
$40 HACKErfSTOWS MAIL, connects With Boohon Chester
o. Railroads.
ssd $40 p. m. ~ 90. -,.,.,..- --
For and intermediate stations at tO ';3 and oiV a. ~
2 md 500 n.
For ORANGE snl SOUTH ORANGE. $50 73p $40 1910 'rd
l0 m IO 2:N $40 4:20, 49, $50 Goo $50 s:r and '1
"a An mn nam to..o o. m
l30 aud l % A. m sl:O 300. r2O $50. 3:f, 800 $40 q"
80 $40 s:lD $50 6;2o, oiO 800 800 ald I'''1 a.
, YoIs or BLOOMFIELD ard AoNTCL4Ig. al t:io ssl
100 ,. 2.5n S.1 Unnlt (. ID IN
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL


c5nafEerSG 5sNfEe SGRASGEstfiTo jrSE sa iFo
Passenger station in heslos corner OF lwth!t-'i--A" 'S
F'''fT. fTirss E9i9.f fEsyT e SfwY5Ff TsS3'1iol'
sa Sl aiisSi iS STR stS,t Fasi Southport wpcr '
FeI q sct.. s;ts III ss isI rr Ok, a'' 40
ltlg S,TsS S9G oS sii P p as $50 5:3
,:.s So 80 ssc1S sI rs :ls a. 49,
80 sa5:, 5S9 Nj, Se i,S Is .Se. % NeaYo nv
Boston via both Sp'HsFsSsYy sFsSYyF9rSG h9 l9 FIR TRANS
For Boston, vi. Springfield. ~ aud 5rm.
For For RS1tGo o 'a si SNS5s sOssa 9s % iis or Hartford
For Newport L. l25p N. ,Er) connecting with steamer '' -
r T.cgt i R,,r Raii,o.d sa ~ I2l5p Mars
FOR Hao IS PS,dsr,e aud F,bli Ralroa no. i:,' Eg III
Shore Line Rslwsy, ssa IL to Nor"eh and f'o's' '
500 %, 's SsTs1.u srS SopA,ug,ou RaIo,
Sorl.np,on snd wTiam,barsh
For Hdu.stonie Railroad, m and p 80 w..
For For 6as5sy sefs.s Railroad, ~, 5l5 .,iss 20 So
ConmodioGs Sleeping Csn ssc1d r'r; a. ,i 70 Sea
day Nal Tran & So '' Line Drs sSs fGeT e noTr ii 'as I; ,s
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
RIVER Leave IN, Te,s., ,,,,e "a ''''
io3S m SPECIAL ca Express fr Chicago Noae-
''%op9 SdhsSu ri .dd @e..% FsPi,. Dia"Ss o ears
f. f. r.st s,s'; sS1 .sa WITH seF5ss oaA to w.
tow s,r1eo.s ard o.ssItags, a. T,1 & , attached, 10, m
ego L. 3 sad ~ O. Railroads for u,''" via ind'Alo'
III m Night Express Sleeping e.n s,,eaed
2 ?. m. Poaghteep.s tain
ss % and s.Ys an and S9fss1.foI's ss % P.s.. Ih a
$50 sad p ~, Sing Sing trains
s3o 10 Sos H. !:2O lo 42s $40 $40 ,se li@
sa n, Sunday uaa for PSsstAl;.yg;ss 2 Al;ygs,cx ..,p..
New York Sept 10 1870
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M FOOT OF
~ CoRTLASDrST-F wEsT PHlLADELPhIA 't9;o so $50
s.S @ and M SEQ so i NOR 81. % a
Io1ra TE TEsT asp pa sTS.; s 70 I % a' s fo & @
p; f1. are s,hd 70 the I s ~ ? Es ss o. a ,a ,s s.se
% TO &. 80 md 1s s roS,S FROM H,' serYp p' &c a s. az. ' %
Lca and 0eago .,tAoe, ,a,ss, Silver P.ias.
f 80 81 the = nd so .SSs, R lS,'s
foo. Of !, iva and pSdG kI,s SsSS ~ ss,S. rp.
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD
~ DEPoT IL NEw.YoR Of Lbery-s,. North River
GRaSk TX .91 f SswYoRk poR sRRGssK and s 'iS
@ SS $50 @ s 30. ~: rs ' sc IS 49, SO s 1ois go Zoo . s S
ii LEAVE NEW. {oRk poa WRIST BEReES-M Goo go 7:n
s i0s5 3.3o 40 $3.50 $50 $50, 300 0:s5 IL D. m
Il + shLbTs' siiSsh s'4.n.s.ssa Gen. f::..ss,r A,.,
NEW-Y0RK and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ o. sud ,sr MONDAY Nay 80 se Express rr.a,
Depot twenty sirih foarhavs a. follows:
'SSe sss D. =. :. mSs'1.l sS5l,St fIgIs,. E.cs..
Sleeping Coaches on night a' Ss.'Sss And s. As
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
FAIL: AID WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
o"nnsaenS MONDAY October II, 1910 on Roosevelt ssa
= y. :..:: I:,s: :: s..:4s;r q; s,,,,.,
'"H nj Express Tor Paiehosae stage Bsepon H.
.oR Lip Ass..no,teu Saturdays stroasA 10 P.,,Ao,,.
s:5S %. s.Pies s X Aseo$Soaa,ios. NssS% s,a.ISs
aud 10 No. .sd $3.50 aai $50 train, eour.., At v,,
Tie se aud 10 M and lo and aOo eoun,c, =. VAIL.
c. W. DOUGLAS. sspas.>sSux,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
V,RIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depot

H.
IL Of fChapbersst and foot Of 2si s as follows: .
M aud D. m daily Leave 2Jd-st 81 : Is = - - n an4 ID
md IS m daily New aud improved Drawing Room toaeh's H
accompany 10 through to BuEso connecting - fe
y xh msgn6een Ssepug uunI through tefc ad
and Gallon. Sleeping Coaches will accompany TIE . o. Ton ION IS
qgshanna Buffalo the $3.50 train om Ae"iorA d" Luz" sl
the p from New York to Ro,bsssr Buffalo and ,re'nA
Al Emigrsnt Train leaves daily st 7:i3 .. ..
and Way, Fll5O aud $500 p ~ 1'~ i'''
a.. ra. and AIS M ,., az . - 49,.
dsy. Only $50 q. l23isL, s:l5 a. M -,
For Greveout and way at 1879 a. ,71dst 1918 a. N
Nevburgh aud Way s:aO and $50 p a. @ s. go
o. IN 3:ls and 4:l5 p
Por sua,rn and Hay and n lZJdtt 40 and $50 T. ~ he
ster Trsa Ill: m. (21tst. -ll:45 p M t,.
For Paterson WAY, from 2Sst Depot ~ o'f9 I'i 5h go
M tI:l5 3:l5 5ls snd 6:'5 From Chamosss, Dr'' g
6.t5 lO15 a. m; IL N. sl4S. 4, 5:l3. and 6;4S
For Haetensset and Hstale from 2id'i Depot .; nd 9
m; t2:I5 345 IS is 54S aud 1915 From CItmh'fss I
pot 900 m i2l5 4:3o. !:l5 Ga0, and 70. g M
For eunont Molsey ard Way, from 2jiL DEPOT I'LL
m iI2:4S 1915 4:5 4is and e5 m and S.tuayso1r q I'
D. From Chsmbsrsst Depot, al $3.50 M l;OV, 49, f' 49,
500 and p. m. Saturdays only. il2 100 MT 49,,
and for Apartments in Drawing Room sn
obtained and orders for The checking nd
gage ConpanTs ohcs RAJ 323 s1d 20 b"as -
Cismbsr, Greenvieh,ti 2Sihst ara lhri-s's. h~
3s Futont Brookvu Depot, foot OF Cbamher sn loot 81 4
NewYork BIhange aud Long DoeA Depot Jee " AID
Of the Agents al the principal hoiss. ,ru % Dap.
/ D. RUCKER Jull "; ~ hN'
Genl trnl fs' I d
sDaily tfor Uscftasa.k OBI.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
Garpets, Bs6oina, furniture, &r.

DIAM AND DECORATED FURNITURE
FOR City Country Residences Also Mattresses &C. all Of oar
snuue the Ashland Continuation Bed.
sad combining double AID bed cnb WHoLESAE
ISn RkTAII. WARREN WARD Co,
IS aud - Spnng st., cor. Crosby
New-York tribune., 1870-11-28
ADtIAN " MTLLFI AurtOutFF
NfE EAITP.g SAL Fin Part itiou -

ADtTNN u MTLLFI1 AuetOHt't = -
CTPREME COURT SALE-ln Partition
= VALUABLE LOTS on TTITYSEvESTH. SlXIN+lNIll. and
FGHTl.FlHST-sTS. near CENTRAL PARK; SbNkNTlANK..
,or.r of FIFrN-SFVENl BtOADNtl and ONE
HUNDRED AND D-rllErETH-Sr tueH the BOtLh'Akpi also
&t.!liNGI6S.sT: Hoe,TIO ST.. corner cf CRPESwICn
avs. WEST TESTIiS.. and LEXINGTON ANi-, corner
IVENTl -IIIEDST. .....-. ~ ,
ADEI8N d. VI LLER. +. r WILKINS Co. vii srl -
WEDNESDAY Nov 90 lSi" a. Il ococAf a. the h'chan.e
lIl Esoaday h o'IcI Of he Supreme ''1 "r1" ''
srr,.1l Of d. lugr. ban. E'ert;
FFl si.iyrileTl os hofh side $50 n east - Ifhs'c
fIYTi.sEyF NTl.ST aud EEvENTAYE-4 lot soltb west
AMI Ffl-ssventlst AMI lot % ne real on
INfssteItl
SiXTlSKTi ST p o soub sde rs feet wes Of EgbtrsVe
kGHTi fi>fI uorh sds. il feet Wts 0 hAlisont ave
BROADWAl AID Observation-Disclosures 1913
coir-f. .... .
WASHINGTON end lois Nos 40 and so Washington
Wsts-.-
GiEESWI, ari lots No, ~, ~ l2s Greenwich
st.. oi lorsto-s.
HORATIO-ST.-I % .r~- snl log % IiorI'a-st
WET TENIH>T-o.er loi ~. ltt West Ieui-s neNi
Nat,frtpare
LEXlNGIOSAyErhs four l, eh lois Nof o. r. = tra %
IeEig oonlaslcirg U iNrHiyAIJ-s
fKif c.lf ol isa. aAl mortgage.
BOOB 90 ftr of u hr Alr'nuffr. f'4IJ
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-16

WARNING TO HUsBANDS.-A lady in
the Revolution (Sistcr Anthonys paper
writes as follows:
The great want of women at present is
money-money for their personal wants,
and money to carry out their plans
propose that they shall earn it, that they
shall consider it as honorable to work for
money as for board and demand for them
equal pay for equal work. | demand that
the bearing and rearing of children, the
most exacting of employments, and involv-
ing the most terrible of risks, shall be the
best paid work in the world, and that hus
bands shall treat their wives with at least
as much consideration and acknowledge
them entitled to as much money as wet
nurses.
The meaning of this is that wives are
about to strike for greeubacks; SO much
for every baby born. No greenbaeks, no
more sons and daughters. No greenbacks,
no more population, no more boys to carry
on the great enterprise Of the age. The
scale of prices for maternal duties are Civ
en- as follows:
Girl babies, 500; boy, S2G0; twin,
$500, twin, (both boys}, s400 triplets,
5000; triplcts, Gall boys), $1,000
Terms G. O. d. No credit beyond
first child, motto being. "Pay up, or dry
up" Husbands who desire to transmit
their names to prosperity will please notice,
and take a new departure.
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-16
JAMES F. sCAMMoN

JAMES T. SCAMMON,
Is now prepared to do a general EF
Wagon-msking business. All u2HRZ.
Styles OF wagons and Buggies made 10 order on
short notice and none but tho best material used
! will also do all kinds of Woodwork as hereto
fore.
In the Building former occupied by J. R.
,Go
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-16

PLATINUM IN TRINITY-A cores
pondent writing from Trinity river, to the
Journal, says the following about platinum:
Professor F. Wohler was laboring under
a mistake when he affirmed that no traces
of platinum had been found in the hill
claims in this county. Platinum has been
found in almost every hill claim in the
vicinity of Northfork, as all the miners in
that section can testify. r. j. Holmes
now has in his possession ten ounces of
that metal, the pieces varying from the size
of a grain of wheat to that of a thimble.
The largest piece weighs one and one-half
ounces; and Holmes says that he has taken
gu, as much as fifty ounces from his claim,
situated about five hundred feet above the
bed of the river, and which is one of the
highest and, consequently, one of the old
est river deposits in the county. do not
believe this to be local popularity, but
think that by investigating in platinum dis
tricts it will be discovered in the oldest as
well as the most recent deposits.
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-16
SHASTA COURIER.

A PLUcKY WoMAN-The Humboldt
Register of the End inst has the following ::
Last Wednesday morning an elderly
lady with two children arrived on the cars
from Sacramento, and went Immediately to
the stage Office and asked the agent for
pass for herself and children to Boise City.
The agent very politely told her he had no
power to issue passes to any one, not even
to.the employees of the company The lady
turned round and without uttering word
quietly left the Office A short time after,
she was s.en ascending the hill opposite
town on the Boise road, followed by her
two children Jack Bowden, Wells Fargo
& Cos messenger, noble hearted Jack
tar, possessing too much of the milk of
human kindness to see an old lady trudging
along on foot with two children all the way
to Boise City, at once procured carriage
and brought them back to town, and IN
few moments raised sufficient money to pay
their fare by stage to Boise City, where
the woman's husband is lying sick. The
old lady was on her way to join her hus-
band, and got this far when she run out Of
money, and not knowing how sick he might
be, and rather than wait here till she could
get word from him, determined to take
chances on making the trip on foot.
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-16
Einwers Fade and Die.

The rich fragrance of Murray 4 Ian
mans Florida Water is the perfume of
natures rarest flowers. The flowers fade
and die, but their living breath-so to
speaks made perpetual in this exquisite
floral water; for the handkerchief, the toilet
and the bath.
s~As there are worthless counterfeits,
buyers should always ask for the Florida
Water prepared by Lanman & Kemp, New
York. 544.
For Sale by Z. Wellendorf. Main Street,
Shasta.
Salt Rheum and all scabeous Eruptions
are, to perfect certainty, relieved and re-
moved by the use of Bristols Sarsaparilla
and Pills The cleansing, searching, deter
gent properties of the Sarsaparilla neutral
lies aud separates the poisoned humor from
the healthy blood, and the pills purge out
and carry off the dangerous virus. $40
For sale by L. Wellendorf, druggist, Main
street Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-16

OREGoN.-The Republicans of this
State have nominated General Joel Palmer
for Governor, and J. G Wilson for Con-
gress. The platform approves the policy of
the Administration, and the declaration in
the Presidents Inaugural that no repudi-
ator of one farthing of the public debt will
be trusted in public places, denounces all
forms of repudiation, opposes any changes
in the naturalization laws to induce Chinese
suffrage, and recommends universal am
DeStv
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-16

SEEKING LOST TREAsURE.-An enter
prise, which is attracting considerable at
tention in New York, is the fitting out of
vessel soon to sail for the Bay of Cumana,
in Venezuela, to recover S5,000,000 of
treasure from the wreck of a Spanish war
ship which sank in those waters in 1912.
The expedition is sent out by the American
Submerine Company of New York, with
whom the Government of Venezuela has
contracted, reserving to itself per centage
of the treasure to be recovered.
During the revolution in which the
Spanish American dependencies separated
from the mother country, the Spanish three
decker San Pedro, having on board $1,000
600 in specie, with which to pay the troops
and feet, and about $4,000, 900 in church
and convent property and gold and silver
plate, belonging to loyalist families along
the Spanish Main, who had placed it on
board for safe keeping, took fire, blew up,
and sank at her anchors in about twelve
fathoms of water
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-16

JOHN e. TIFFIN. Respect-
fully informs his friends and the
Sszzz9 Public generally that he has open
ed general Blacksmithing business, and is pre-
pared to do all kind Of work in his line. Partic-
ular attention paid to Repairing and Horse Shoe
ne.
Shop OF West side Of Main street, Shasta.
Gilbert.