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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-07-14
BLIND AND DEAF.

FRAN! B. FEsLER, NJ. D., Consulting
and Operative Surgeon on the Eye, Eye
lids and ear, for blindness, deafness and all
defects of sight and hearing. Cross eyes
Strengthened in one minute. Being in
large and constant practice in Phila-
delphia, Pa, and st. Louis, Mo, for ~
years, and connected with Eye Infirm-
aries and Hospitals in the East and
West, enables him, with unbounded
skill in treating diseases of the eye and
ear, to cure many persons born blind and
deaf. Remember, lie treats Catarrh,
diseases of the Throat, Lungs, Heart,
Liver, Stomach, Scrofula in all its FORMS
and other Nervous and Chronic Diseas.
es of males and females. DIR. Fesler
will visit any part of the country in con-
sultasion or to perform surgical opera
tons.
DR.. Fesler's Office is on Burlington
Street, Iowa City, Iowa, where he has
been in large practice for two years
and half and has cured hundreds Of
patients that had been given up as incu-
rable by their family physicians, in
Johnson, Muscatine. Jasper and other
counties in the State of Iowa.
April IL. 1870. 15yl
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ton to those who desire a regular

ton to those who desire a regular
advancement.
The insufficiency of school room has
embarrassed progress to some extent,
and also impaired the comfort OF the
pupils, though some measures have
been taken to better this condition of
affairs vet much remains to be done.
The associations Of pupils and teach
ers during the past school year have
been almost without the slightest
unpleasantness, and friendships have
been formed which will not soon be
forgotten.
We would express our sincere thanks
to those who have stood by in. our
endeavors to promote school interests.
The report shown by the pupils has
been fully appreciated; and the many
tokens of respect will ever be preserved,
with the fond reflections that they
were given with the sincere feeling of
good will, and we will ever hope that
our remembrances may beas pleasant as
our past associations.
W. NJ. WILCOX.
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1t is reported that President Grant is
favorable to the appointment of Wend-
ell Phillips as Mr.. Motley's successor as
United States Minister to England.
Doubtful.
The European war excitement is hav.
ing its effect on gold at New York. It
opened Monday morning at ll5s, declin-
ed to 1l4S, and in the afternoon was
quoted at ll3l. .
Both House of Congress are now agreed
on the income tax question. The
House OH Saturday voted to accept the
Senate's proposition to reduce the tax
q percent, and to fix the amount Of ex-
empted income at $4,000. The taxes on
gross receipts" are to be abolished.
The conference Committee Of both
Houses of Congress OH the Indian APP
preparation bill has failed to agree. The
consequence Is that the Administration
will be unable to fulfill it's treaty stipula-
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ACCIDENT.-Mr. Elijah johnson, a
man past middle age, and an old and
respected resident OF this township, was
severely if not dangerously hurt last
saturday morning by getting into II
moving machine. A boy was driving
the mower, and when one of the horses
got down Mr.. J. went before the sickle
bar to assist it without throwing the
machine out of gear. While in this
position, the other horse suddenly
SHE'D, swinging the machine around
and cutting Mr.. Johnson's arm slightly
and foot severely, the cash commend
ing at the top of the heel and cutting
nearly through to the instep. He was
attended by Dr.. Chambers, and left as
comfortable as could be expected.
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"Let this world wag asst will
I'll be gay aud happy STILL

"Let this world wag asst will
I'll be gay and happy still
So sang man one day last
week as he came out of the
Boot T. Shoe, HIT a. Cup
Establishment known as The
BIG BOOT. Thinking it
singular that any sane m,n >hn d
use such unhcard Of expressions
during such general depression
and hard times, our curiosity be-
came excited, aud we entered Til"
Establishment to enquire tie
cause of this mans high spirits
and queer expressions; but W"n-
der! our spirits began to go up
ward when MIR. Nj. intormcd Us
he had just received his Spring
Stock of Boots and Shoes, Hat
and Caps, and for CASH. was
selling them lower than ever. In
looking over his stock (Which we
assure our readers is completely.
we We're surprised to see a SPLEEN
did ladies' serge fine finish full
Polish Lace Boot for only $50,
something unknown since before
the war. And we really think,
from the quality and finish Of the
goods, and the prices marked on
them (Which are in plain figures
so all may know. that Mr.. NJ. is
selling his goods close ON the
heel. Of the general decline in
prices.
c wish to call particular at
tcntion to his stock of Hats and
Caps, which appears to be very
full now, and yet he informs Us
that he is expecting heavy
invoice from New York this week.
and when they are III he will
have the Largest & FINEST
stock Of Fur, Silk, Felt, Wool,
Panama, Leghorn, Palm and
Straw in town. AS his is the only
House that Hats and Caps are Il
speciality Of course he can Sell
the cheapest.
We wish again TO call special aitcn-
ton to his Custom Shop. Mr.. Camp
bell is generally known to make the
neatest and best fitting Boot Of any
man IN Cedar county; and the very best
brands Of French Calf and Kip are now
used in the shop we were shown some
Calf costing $3.50 per 10. at wholesale,
and we predict n heavier shop business
than ever. Mr.. Ed. Weeks gives his
individual attention to repairing. The
neatness and workmanlike manner In
which he docs his work Is too we'll
known to need comment from us.
We feel confident that it Is only nee
essary to call at the BIG Root examine
goods and inquire prices to become
permanent customer.
There is no doubt about the place, for the
BIG BOOT can be seen from one end of the
town to the other. lyl9
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A SOLDIERS MEETING-It has been
deemed advisable by quite number
to call meeting of all Iowa Soldiers
now in this county, for the purpose of
forming county organization, prepar-
tory to the approaching Reunion at
Des Moines. This might be very desira-
BILE in order that all the soldiers in the
county might be sure to have all the
necessary Information relative to that
occasion; and any suggestions in the
premises will be thankfully received,
and call for such meeting made if it
appears that any considerable number
would like to attend one.
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TOWNSHIP COLLECToRs.-The Clown
ship Collector system" was not adopted
at the June meeting of the Board of
Supervisors, the report of proceedings
of that body to the contrary notwith-
standing.
INDEMNITY LAND.-We understand
that the quit-claim deeds, given in
behalfof the county by the committee
from the Board of Supervisors, have
been returned and warranty deeds
demanded. We hope this little fiasco
may end in the voidance Of the pre-
sent agreement to sell, as it does not
seem, from all we can learn in the
absence Of any showing upon the
records, to be very advantageous one
for the county.
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THE Iowa SOUTH-wEsTERN RAIL
noAp.-The question is constantly
ha;,v asko,.. by pc, cons interested in the
success of this ente, "ei'' WHAT
is the prospect for railroad:
This query may be truthfully answo.
ed by saying that the prospect that
the Iowa South western Railroad will
be buiit as projected is as good as the
prospect for building any railroad ever
was before its future construction pass
ed from prospect into q certainty and
became assured.
OF course, as yet, there is no certainty
In this matter, but since the route selec-
ted is admitted on all hands to be good
one-one of the best ever laid out
through the State; since the country
traversed by it is well known to be
abundantly able to build the road, and
equally well known to be unanimous
and enthusiastic in the desire to have
1t built; and since the project to build is
lairiy organized and on its feet ana it's
movements are directed by able and
energetic men. who will care to deny
that the prospect for its ultimate success
is a good one;
AS to what has been done and is doing
the enterprise Is just at the stage where
but little can be said. The survey i.
progressing favorabIy, the Engineer
being now engaged south west of lows
City. Messrs Wolf and Dean, Directors
from this county. are absent upon bust
ness connected with the enterprise. TIL.
following resolutions, adopted by tn.
Executive Committee ofthe Iowa Soutl
western Railroad Company, at meeting
held at Iowa City, June 18th, explain
themselves:
Reaolved, That it is necessary to pro
coed without delay to contract and bro
cure the right OF way and means to grad.
ana TIE the above named railroad.
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THE business card of Mr.. C. w. Roll
ms, Attorney at law, appears for the
first time in this number OF the ADvER-
TIsER. Mr.. Rollins is a graduate of
Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
studied his profession in the office of
Hon. VIM. Smyth, at Marion, and is
now hanging out his shingle for the
first time in Upton with the intention
OF making his permanent home with
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Fights dissraceful row upon the
streets last Sabbath afternoon followed
the consumption Of a quantity Of "bad
medicine" of some description. Two
arrests were made, and the parties
brought up the following day and
fined pretty heavily, as they should
have been.
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Resolved, That for the purpose Of con
structing the Iowa & South Western
Rail Read from its eastern terminus to
Sigourney, it is necessary to raise s., 900
per mile, in addition to the right of
| way.
Resolped, That the right of way shall
be secured by means of local commit
tee in each township through which the
road passes: and that a just proportion
Of the stock to be raised shall be appor-
toned to each township.
S. .KIRKWOOD, Pres't.
SAMUEL SlIARPLEss, Sec'y.
AS step toward readiness to do some
thing when the time shall arrive, petit
tons conformable to the Act of the last
Assembly, asking the Trustees to order
vote upon the question of a railroad
tax, are in circulation in this township
and are being signed almost universally.
The persons are few who do not believe
that the road will be of vastly more
benefit both to individuals aud the com
munity than the sum bestowed upon it
by the adoption of a tax levy; and the
way in which any swindle is guarded
age!nst in the Act by making money
only payable when the work is done,
effectually silences opposition.
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THE FIRST of series of lectures on
The Geography Of Palestine, by Rev.
Geo. s. Biscoe, will be delivered at the
Congregational Church, next Sunday
evening, July 18th.
The lecture will commence at =
o'clock.
Subject: Canaan, The Laud of Prom
Use.
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The cathartics used and approved by
the physicians comprising the various
medical associations Of this State, are
now compounded and sold under the
name of Parsons Puygatire Pits.
We copy the following from an eX
change, which is important iftrue;-
Chronic diarrhpa of long standing, also
dysentery, aud all similar complaints
common ut this season of the year, can
be cured 10y the use Internally of John.
sons Anodyne Imminent. We know
whereof we affirm.
DRs. HALL & MooRE's EYE SYRUP
will remove Scum, Ulcers, inflammation
formulation, &C., from the Eyes, and is
the greatest Remedy known for weak
eyes. 1t is warranted to cure the worst
cases of Sore Eyes, no matter of what
nature or of how long standing. Mon.
ey refunded by our Agents where salts
faction is not given. For sale only at
the City Drug Store. w 90
ATTENTION, LADIEa.-By using O..
X. Saleratus in your cookery you will
always be greeted by your husband
with pleasant smile, an affectionate
embrace and always have peace in the
family. Don't fail to try it. For sale
by all merchants that look to the inte-
rest of their customers, as do Alden
Scott Co. 3ml7
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, for this
county, can now obtain the copy Of
Con klins "Iowa Justice" that, belongs
to each of their respective offices by
provision of the Board of Supervisors, 10y
calling on the County Auditor and re-
ceipting for the same.
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The Tipton Sarertiser,

To Advertisers.-Al transient Local and Special
Notices 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 nser
ton
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HABIT If not necessity, make IA Hair
Dressing indispensable to many. The
new "Nigor,' which DR.. Ayers laboTa.
tory issues, is one of the most delightful
we lave ever used. 1t restores not
only the Color bot gloss and luxuriance
to faded and grey hair.
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MARRIED.

In Upton, on the Eth inst, by Rev. L. Eber
hart, Mr.. Henry G.. Clause and Mrs. Jane Bratt
At the residence of the brides mother, nenr
Mochanicsville. Iowa. nth of July. 1870 by the
Rev. J. W Knott, NJ. John l}. Shaticr and Miss
Mary Jane Simms; al Of Cedar county, Iowa.
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:. .1E'-NVF' TIT
, cake, and a. size "aa very hungry 81
did so. | also nte some, ana lhen-o
woful moment, / uncoFked the b"tt
, IT was not good wine, of course, b
, according to my code theieyas streng
j. and energy 10 he gained by draug
i of it. ! offered her some; she refused
t took a drink myself, aud | retnenit
G. w. ROLLINS,
4 TTORNEY ATLAW.
II ONCE in basement of Court House. %
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Where the Inhabitants are so keen for a
rail road as those interested in the Iowa
South Western, TIE most rapid progress
in preparing for active work, seems
slow; but when things really move slow,
then the people become dissatisfied and
discouraged. Now hat the executive
committee has become aroused, we trust
the enterprise will be crowded along as
fast as the people who pay the money,
can desire - Citation .1ge.
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THE YOUNG LADIES SEWING CIRCLE
will meet Friday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. s. p. Daniels.
ADDIE +. KEAN, Sec'y
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THE JACKSON PoIsoNlNG.-T YER
dict Of the Co-oner's Jury ia the above
case has at last come to light, consequent
upon the arrest of the person eliminated
thereby. This person, Il tinsmith who
worked here nearly or quite all last
winter, calling himself Chas. Hoagland,
was arrested by the Sheriff week ago
in Clinton, where he has been some
two months, and was known as Chas.
Perry. His preliminary examination
is set for Gle 18th, when we shall see
what we shall see; in the meantime it
may not be seriously out of place to say
that the Coroner's investigation must
have revealed something very far be-
You'd anything that is generally known
or suspected to render his chances for
convictionor even committal very good.
The verdict returned by the C)roner'5
Jury is as follows, duly attested by the
Coroner:
The said Jurors upon their oath so
say, that they believe that the said
Joseph BoiSen Jackson came to his
death on the 10th day of March, a. ID.
1870, by poison administered by Charles
Wilson, alias Chas Hoagland, aided by
an assistant to this Jury unknown, on
the 9th day of March a. d. 1870. and
that said poison was administered will
fully, maliciously feloniously, premedi-
tstedly and with malice aforethought.
In testimony whereof, the said Jurors
day Of March A. d. 1870.
VIM. II. BURNS,
q. w. GELLER,
JOHN WISNER
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PIcN1C.-The Congregational Sabbath
School Is picnicirg to day.
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G.. w. ROLLINS.
FULL BLOOD BULL
FO7. SlLLe.

have a full blood three year old Bull which
l will sell on reasonable terms. He can be
seen at my residence two miles west of Tip
ton. 3w25 THOMAS SLATER,
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tons with the Indians, and q general
war will, it il believed, be the result.

lions with the Iuulnus, anu seiieiai
war will, it is believed, be the result.
A Washington dispatch on Saturday
evening, says 4" There was another
fierce debate in the Senate to-day on
granting Mrs. Lincoln a pension of
s., 900 year. The new Iowa Senator
said it was sneaking fraud to place
civilian on pension roll. Yates, Of
Illinois, said he did not care what 9th
ers might say. he knew that Mrs. Lin
coin and all of her family sympathized
with the rebellion throughout lis eXis-
tence. aud he would not vote a dol
lar for foreign show. salisbury, Of
Delaware, created great merrimcnt by
proposing that the Senators make up \
purse for Mrs. Lincoln out of their own
pockets, and said he would give as
much As Mr.. Summer. 4 vote to table
the bill was lost by nine majority, aud
pending its passage other bus mess had
10 intervene.
The news from Europe continues to
savot strongly of war. Prussia's reply
to France is that she had nothing to do
with the candidacy of Prince Leopold,
of Hohcnzollern, for the throne Of Spain.
This is considered unsatisfactory by the
French Emperor, who ii is believed, is
determined on war, the preparations for
which are reported to he already in act
i've progress. The latest report is that
England has offered to act as mediator
in the controversy, which has checked
the wild speculative excitement in gold,
stock and national bonds.
pERsoSAL.-HoN. W. Wolf, of Tir.
ton, a Director of the Iowa Southwest.
ern Railroad, made us Il call yesterday.
He has gone TO Chicago and Milwaukee
to look after the interests of the South
western, and expects to de able to report
a better state Of things on his return
Clinton HerGT
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UNION SCHOOL REPORT.

The following is a report of the
examinations of the Upton Union
School showing the names of the
Scholars promoted from one depart
ment to gether with per cent of scholar
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-07-15

bers Of the House Of Representatives, shall be
entered on the Journal of the two Houses, and
referred to the General Assembly then next TO be
chosen, and be published in the principal news
papers of the State and il a majority of the
members of the Senate ana of the House of Re-
representatives. Of the next following General As
sembly shall respectively concur in the same
proposals Of amendment or any of them, it shall
be the duty Of the General Assembly to submit
the proposals OF amendment. so concurred in. 10
a direct vote u the freeinen Of the State and
such OF said proposals of 4mendmen; as shall rec
receive majority Of the votes of the freemen
voting thereon, shall become p'rt Of the Con-
s;itution of this State.
Section 1.-The General Assembly shall direct
the manner of voting by the people upon the
proposed amendments, and enact all such laws
as shall be necessary to procure q fee and fair
vote upon each amendment proposed, sud to
carry into effect all the provisions of the pre-
celing section.
Section 8. - The House of Representatives
shall have all the powers now possessed by the
Council Of Censors to order impe'chments, which
shall, in all cases, be by vote Of two-thirds Of
its members
Section 4-The forty-third section Vt the Sc
cold part Of the Constitution Of this State is
hereby abrogated.
ARTICLE VII.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court snail be
elected biennillly, and their term Of office shall
be two years.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the State,
at Morris.own, this Doth day Of June, A D
1870, and Of the Independence Of the United
States the uinety-fourth.
GEO W. HENnEE
By the Governor,
JoHN " MAEsH,
Secretary of Civil and Military Affairs.
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SUCH AN Ar ICLE Is DR.. TOBIAS wee
- TIAN IMMINENT It has stood b'fre the
public for % years, and has never failed giving sat
isiaction ma single instlnce Every drop Of this
valuable CON -ound is mixed hy nr. Tobias himself,
therefore il CAL always relied upon. IL s var
rautad slpero TO any other for tho cure of Chronic
Rheumatism. Toothacho, Headache, Sore Throat.
Vomiting Frosted Feet Mumps, Group, Burns,
Cuts Sea Sickness, Iuse Stinss, Spriins. Cholera,
CoHc Spans D. sentery, Bruises Colds, COUGHS.
Old sores Swelings Pains in the LIMBS, Back and
Ches.. There is no medicine in tbs " World' that
stand. more on is own merits THAI the Venetian
Eminent" Thousands Of Certificate an ha seen
at the Doctors Office attesting to its viitp,s.
S Id BY sll Druggists and storakeepers throughout
the United States Price, so cents and one dollar
per bottle. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
June 2l-+d&wim
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Section 1.-The General Assembly shall NEE,
90 the first Wednesday OF October, biennaily
tie first election shall be on the first Tuesday Of
5, ptemter. A. D.. 1870 the first session Of the
General Assembly Oh the first Wednesday Of o.
tober, A.. b., 1870.
Section The Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor, Treasurer Of the State, Senators, Town
Representatives. Assistant Judges Of the County
Court. Sheriff., High Baiifs, States Attorneys,
Judges Of Probate and Justices Of the Peace,
shall be elected, tiennaly, on the first Tuesday
Of September, in the manner prescribed by the
Constitution of the State.
Section The term Of otice Of the Governor,
Lieutenant Governor and Treasurer Of the State,
respectively, shall commence when they shall be
chosen and qualified, snd shall continue for tbs
term of two years, or until their SUCCESSORS shall
be chosen and qualified, or to the ali lurnment
Of the session Of the Legislature. at which, by
the Constitution and laws, their successors
are required to be chosen, and not after such
adjournment
Section 4-The term OF office Of Senators and
Town Representative shall be two years, COM
meneing on the first Wednesday Of October fol-
lowing their election
Section j.-The term Of Office Of the Assistant
Judges Of the County Court, Sherifis, High
Bailiffs, States Attorneys, judges Of Probate
and Justices Of the Peace, shall be two years.
and shall commence on the first day Of Deem
Der next after their election.
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Chc $larhrts.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
FoR TEE wEEE ENDING TUESDAY, JULY p, $50.

'HoUST or LIVE STOCK AT nARkEr.