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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-05-19

To THE THE following
unique letter, which is printed as near
ly as possible as it was written, was
dropped in the Posto-f1ice addressed
as below. Having reached its destina-
ton and received all the consideration
due to its gravity, it has at last fallen
into the hands of the printer. 1t is sup
posed that Omitted States army Reg
lars" is meant to designate the doughty
troop once known hereabouts as the
"Hoss Marines" But here is the let
ter:
Nov the 1869.
Upton Cedar County iowa
to the fire. Mason lodg or to the united
States army Reglars to wit I here by
Civ notice that one bill peern and too
irishmen has folsly Cidnapt My boy
Samuel Weeks and thrue falsly preten.
SEES Did thretned to hang him as and fol-
horse thief the Said Samuel Weeks is
inoScent of Ever being thief of any
kind Whatever and as am unat lie to
Come and Sc you My Self want the
Reglar to Come to My hous I want 8
Secret talk With you Mr.. Reglar yours
truly City an Mclean.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-05-19

DISMARk, Dickens, Combined, All the 90
- Star, Opera, Fancy Astcr and FREELY
Collars at the BIG BCOT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-05-19

A MILI..-Two lights of the p. r..
had scrimmage iu the neighborhood
of the Big Boot on last Tuesday after
noon. The little affair lasted through
nine sharp rounds, something as fol-
lows:
Round l. Lively disputing.
Round 2. More disputing, and insin-
uations that some people are not so hon
est as others.
Round 3. Hot work. The little
Buffer by handsome hit straight from
the jaw, gets in his lip-gently hints
that his opponent is related to a dog,
and then ''keeps getting sharper and
sharper on him. .-
Round 4. Emp. claims foul, and
turns up his coat sleeves.
Round S. Buffer assures him that it
is fair and fact.
First blood for Emp. He goes out
with his right, caroms on the corner Of
a house and skins his wrist.
Round I. Buffer gets slight advan-
tage, being held by the throat SO that
falling is impossible
Round s. Buffer comes to time lit
tie groggy, and Emp. gets in two or
three facers.
Round9. Buffer gets Emp.'s left arm
in chancery and chokes it desperately,
wherenpon the dish-rag is thrown up
from Buffers corner, and the fight pro-
nounced draw by the umpire, who
was evidently sold. The affair was SO
violent that the seconds were driven
out of the ring, but Emp.'s managed to
keep near enough to sponge off his man
with big glass syringe.
1t is said that another match will be
fought before Justice of the Peace,
and fair play is hoped for.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-05-19

Fleming asked: "Does the Missouri
River enter tue Mississippi above, or
below the mouth of the Ohio" Thirty
five said above-thirty-hve below, and
one gave no answer.
Equine Powders are infallible.
A big tooth was found near Iowa City
the other day, whereof the Press dis
courses thus: 1t seems hard to believe
that this region was once the chosen
home and favorite browsing ground Of
mastodons, elephants, and other species
of animals that are now extinct or found
only in distant part of the earth. Oc-
casionally, however, evidences indis-
putable are found that such was the fact.
In deepening the excavation to lower
the grade on the railroad west Of the
river Mr.. Parsons found very perfect
and well preserved tooth of an elephant.
1t weighs six pounds, and the enamel is
bright and perfect as on the day when
the wearer ate up his last tree.'
In the celebrated knight rs. Knight
divorce case, where one Mrs. knight is
the plaintiff, Judge Maxwell, at Des
Moines, on Monday delivered an elabor-
rate opinion, and found that there were
not sufficient grounds for granting the
prayer of the petitioner, and her bill
was dismissed. The courtroom was
crowded 10 hear the decision.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
TIE CAMDEN ELECTION RIOT.

CONCLUSION OF THE INvEsTIGATIoN-THE RIOT
Frs HELD TO BAIL
The examination of the Camden election
rioters which was commenced on Wednesday last, was
concluded on Saturday Daniel Dare testified at an ad
iourned examination that the first intimaton he had OF
the row was pstoshOt in the room he found large
of coored men, who attacked and beaten by
the whites with clubs and pistols; Of the negroes
was down and shot while trying 10 get ON his
feet; the white men unknown 10 the witness. who
was finally thrown out of doors and went away iOr as
stauce when he returned the line Of voters had again
been formed and al were Io,ng m aneug ns h Ssd
Charles Williams Moses Wilcox. and the colorcd man
who shot, testified that was Justice Hehry, Con-
stable souders, and the man Foreman who commenced
the
polls by Davis who said In his that the Demo
Gratis would win the day, walk in blood up 10 the
neck" attack soon commenced and the blacks
struck with all kinds of missiles ana nred Az te
far the witness knew, used no insult
| Ing language.
Souders Kelly, Gallagher, and Donaldson as the men
who attacked the negroes them from the polls
| Marshal Dare recognized Cam keny' ana Goooieho"
| as having been among the rioters.
| BENJAMIN Thomas. who also identl1ed these men rs
having the crowd said he heard one OF the gang
say. 1--WE want piece Of that ballobox TO show what
\ Philadelphia roughs can do.
William H. Hugg, Richard Wilson, and Ell Morgan es
titled facts connected with the riot and identified
the prisoners as among the guilty parties several oner
witnesses sw0rD and gave testimony describing
the various features Of the riot and identifying the prs-
| oners,
Brown CAIN and Cochran-in bail each for trial ai
the January OF the u g. District Court SOuders In
| 81 900 each for future examination named 81.
lance who had been pointed out In the crowd OF speca
by Of the witnesses as member q the gang Or
rioters arrested, and was held IN 5000 ball for e1'
| animation
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

The above hgTOs really aOfd no tI6 CIIItTIOU M IIt
record includes games played with lively rubber Dal,
against country club mines.
There is likely to be an exciting discussion
at the Convention National Association Of Base
Ball Players to be held In this city Nov 90 owing to the
passage of q resolution at the Convention Of the New
York State Association held In Albany last week pro
hbiting the election OF any baseball club composed OF
coOred persons membership in the State Association.
The resolution introduced by Of the delegates
from the Star Club Of Brooklyn and 1t is the first time
anything OF political character has been discussed In
the meetings Of the National Association. The consist
eDcy OF the Convention which adopted the motion is
shown in the fact that they the time instructed
the delegates 70 the National Convention to rcinstate
player who had some years previously been proved
guilty Of instgatng plot TO fraudulently lose
They found difficulty in asscociaing with knsves Of
this class, but are shocked at having coored clubs in
their Association.
The National Association Of Junior Base
Ball Players will meet at TammaDy Hall on Wednesday,
Nov. 6, at y. All Junior Clubs of good standing
throughout the United States eligible
and will be gladly welcomed to this Association OF
OCCASIONAL players.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

an. ..,. will he drawn mp by wire ropes
Thc WORK is To begin immediately - =,
T Thc boiler of locomotive No. 81 Of the y,
Camden and Amboy Railroad company ,h engi
neor and fireman. !,
The coroners jury at the close, of the m IN
vestigaton into the circumstances OF the death o, g.,
w nsy who was killed while riding across the track oi
thc HcIyiderc and Della Railroad on Thnrsday, cen
surcd the company for not having guards
The Worlds Fair, at CordOya, Argentine Ke re,
in sautl America has been postponed from tho lotn
~ 0tobSr until the list March, In consequence OF tne
Turopean war that has prevented the shpne's y, H.
enn on the LIST OF June. The Central Agenne Rali-
@ ot was 10 have been formally opened ny the iTes
Hay wa, w b pennhc on the same day with the Fair, Ia
in active operation between Rosario ana
A. /. a $50 The telegraph.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
BILLIARD NOTES.

The $1,000 match IN San Francisco will be
P"seu 'hs week between John Deery and Joe Dion.
EDWARD Daniels of Boston, one of the
In"1 WaArrs IN the Eastern states. las been cha-
-, Wy - Dioh 10 thTee-bdU game 500 "a side
hc match between Parker and Med witt for
sOo side' French c"rom, 500 up which wa. 10 have
Mrvti;' i," % On sa,nray night in Chicago resulted in
Nei'her ""y nor place has been dcsienated
10, '"' ,.""r''HsN'' match hetaecn Parker and Ru-
doDLc h"EIhs now "a posed O; h. ihtcc ,,u ,,,,,.
mcnt with M"DeNit. Parker will d,,i,I.,'n, 'nk"Re k
ninds M resi- ~ decn1n npcH trs" tio', j ',ha ,h
conrse uf u day az two. ''"'' p'iis III the
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
se,m,ip Western Metropolis, Quick, New Orleans Nov g. mdse
steamship s.n.s Maryn Liverpool Oct a. Queenstown aeth via
Boston Nov l2h mdsc- ..,u,n -.
sesmsbip Gen. Barnes MALLORY, Savannah mdse. and
Steamship Margaret Hskey Havana Oct J " hty west Nov
steamship Aemarle BlacIEood Richmond City Point and Norfolk
steamship Ceopstr. Phillips Savannah pise and pass
Steamship Relief (wrecker Wolcott Key West days
BARK Jane, Welsh Mc(iil, Havana IS days, sugar
Brig Atasnta WbesD Harbor Grace ~ r. IL days seal oil
schP j. p Anger Alirich Fortuue Island IL days, salt
scHooNBRs-RIyKK AND coAsTysE ,
P. L. Porter GcOgeown, D c Sc PAY, GeOrge'oWn' D. C.
&. b. Cemmings Virginia EVa, virginia
J. NJ. Merrimsn Portland, CT Worhugtou, Providence
Black Diamond Providence. A. D Vance, Providence
Sarah Thomas Providence. D. J. ErncksoD ProTIdenco
\. 4 Scranton, Portland c. Brs1o Portland u
J. p. Collins, Providence. Anna d. f1ce, I,enpoo]
A HAYNES Westport Sarah Clark Fall River.
Bella Peck NewLoIdon. A. fsh, Bridgeport
X. NokersOn Gardner WIN. MAyctt NeN-hs'"h
Frank l. Emily. Bangor. J. Pots he~.iiayen
i. D. Jarrard Eew.Iiaven. HaIths p. King Hartford
Ellen Dufieh, Portland, Ct Hudson, New London
Fakr New Beifod DIR. PnIkln, hes-Hsveh
PTsukhn. Com ecticut River. Connecticut, PastuekeL
H. Whitney, GeorgetOwn, D. C. Splendid PswtqcteI
Milton, Portland c. Henrietta Portland, "
Geo StspchG Portland CT A. G. Lawson, Portland, c.
b. r. Brainad Portland Ct sain Weller Portland ~.
s. s. Buckingham, Portland, CT Hannah Chsye foruAno 0h
BELOW.
ship Gams PGy BGge Newport Eos Sept ss rnIo'd &
Was BOARDED Nov H. in lat +O2O Ion % BY PoooAs hop
WIND-suDset n. Wi clear
MEMORANDA.
The scbr ThO. Fitch PeFsw from New London sr ygn St
Hogs Back Hell Gate was tosed on h inst Nou
damage and put the Beach at Astoria
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros Nov laA[nyed steamship Hercules itom Ph,depA
Falcon from BALTIMORE hrs b. haSklns and
Van zant from SswYok Aler Young from PhePh'' s'id
sAs Fs1Scisco Nov I2The steamship wm. Taylor from New
Yori, arrived At San Diego yesterday.
NAVAL.
tn. T. g ,oop sv,.ra wa. At San Domingo City and th
Nsutaske, and Ysntc at ssmsna Bay Nov B. all WELL
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
LA CROSSE.

A new La Crosse Club was organized in this
city Saturday evening under the title Of the MAN
haitian La Crosse Club Of york" Charles ]. Eyre
chosen President; C. j. Mcclure, Vico-President:
Edward Cluf, Recording Secretary; John NJ
Clair, Corresponding Secretary; James Conway,
Financial Secretary; William Cowan Treasurer. The
The new Club will play match with the KnickcrbOcker
Clnbof Brooklyn on mahksgi yng,Day on the CapOline
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

do moi sb to infsns yoa reier Hr w"r % 's' ono
wa has discovered rr,d that Coa.oSptor 'hru voc ssS
short ti all eSses ~heoer VI iniSd s,
estate make live and have desib 10 liy for ss
work aud deguel 20 la.k sphes hhG fs
10 nhch Heaven shall be l have besn se"s
that hind II humbug.ery But when tell that " 49,
ety Of Cats IN 70 NJ
only assert that which oousuds testify 20 ixm va, -,
ward that Apsnphlet giving np'"As ss
Information free stie. This reredl ,, ,yo,tn
SOLD Bi MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALI. PARIs or Ihh :,
Pt.oe 80 hT mail. postpaid, recepto eM
four packages dollars Bewsr ot eun'er't $50 a
ia ons Zee that mv private stamp which positive ssAfsa.
upoa The oate wrapper Remenhe maj 'es
ssiap the United states Governscus eipr.
medicines and sddr-~ and tie Ssso
Cercse euusees. eagrayed H. and pee re ne a.
Don't be suinded travellers sud others representing As
living that has tpe lno- egg
A.. vel " .-ll mi. n,trinr r v PIERCE, N. n,
- It3 serecs sL>BunsS ~ u
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
fAnpounesmsnh.

Two or THREE COLDS IN SUCCESSION WILL,
WIN uASr SECURELY ESTABLISH rHh
sr.rros IN rnUs oosvKhrss WHAT WAS on'Si
nxpIH ouRABIx INTO oSk sKsnaALLr FATAL WHILE
ornsARr Prudence rAKn IT rHs BU'SRs OF xEa
ONE TO TAXI CARR CoLp GOT Rid o., nrsLLasyf
r1pEREScK RExEDr IN DR. JArsKs Er
rRcr,K,sr SPEEDILY ALL Cor6H
AND Coz ps STAGES
oy CossrsP1oS BRoscHlris SOLD Br ALI DRUe
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

The Chicago Club has closed play for the
season. They began in April with the Amateur Club OF
Chicago and closed Nov with the Mutuas. They have
played 70 games. scoring in all 25Ol against 739.
They but eight during the season. and OF the
65 games won 16 with frstclass mines. The follow
ing are the batting averages the players they have had
in their mines during the season:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

An cline" ilaae III Ia De Constructed
Re s'I.si. 10. Port JCr,if, On u, Easi,, ri" ~" dt
ti IN. .Ir ay, t0 facilitate the passage 81 ..on oi
it pi. nc viii ic the western side Inc Sa @ ~ ls
AvubL powerful slaliVnaI1 eDgiles are to M n. s
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
TO BUILDERS.

Proposals for Bung HOTEL at Pr bo al south C'rOn VII
le addressed Bon ,4i1 New.l Post Ohee ~
PNr RUEl 10 the de- terminus ~ lh rer' ho)si fosa
which running JanGsr THIS place Sa account OF IL
haror vita
the the s Of great III City vsiaan attractive
Of roafss and others To epesnt peun
NEo matter bn oielthee the
aId AMI other guaraues viii lie gwen TIE
OF FLORIDA fnniles
for boating bs other sports amongst the anuiul Islands Of ihs
1aswtossi LAIooI II ansaIyasssd
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

rINO GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade.-Gas-
Light Improved BconOmy the motto No mor U.S. for
burners Of large consuming capacity The PATENT MAGIC GAS.
FLAME BXPASDER sppd 70 produces Of
than 50 light Instantly spphe removed simplest
Of the kind of the 81
Illustrated directions exhibition
EIpander the L. mail
prepaid for 20 Liberal inducements and the
fsnd for Agents arated Cusr stating proposed mode Of mailing
License for control Of territory FISHER CROOK
bol. Manufacturer and Proprietor 37 Broadvay Esvio
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
HEALTH! BEAU AUTY!!
Strong, Pure and Rich Blood Increase Of Flesh AID
Weight Clear Skin ard Beautiful Complexion through
DIR. RAILWAYS
SARSAPhRILLIhu RES0LVEJl'

Ever drop Of the Sraparan Re.oven through
Boo sweat Tue aod other his and juices of the system vgor
o he for repairs 10. NaStc Of the body sound material
ScTofs Consumption Ganluir Disease eFs the Month
Iumvn Nos The Gani. and o:her psrs sat Eyes
Suuhoroa lis hsrs n the Ears ami the s Of shin Dis
s.e htuphoa Fever SORES Sea Head Ring Wonn Salt Rhsum,
hrsipea- Acne Black Worms Fh Tuors
the WomlS and all Weakening Discharges Night
O Hnrp vii toe
curative Of this wonder Of
will prove to any @ 4 for either 81
potent by
te ~-s'es and decomposition that continually progressing succeeds
tfng the wastes and the sh material NAH.
heahy blood AID tins tie will ani does
cean Tor when this remedy putraoB
and succeeds diminishing the los airs viii rapid
sud ever day The pstnl will feel himself growing stronger
lh iocf dssng better appetite m rowing aud he weight
oravng
Not only Joe, the sARSAPARTLAS REsOLvEHr excel all known
remedial sgeu Va the Chronic
d'e,,es bot IT'S the oaT positive for kidney Bladder Uuar,
snd Womb disease Gfavs D-hec Drops
tnen Of nn Brgts Dsess Ahunnua aud In all where
'h.r are hetus the thick cloudy mixed
sahsL. ME the white Of thread. like white
moT DARK bous apIe.rcc white hon. deposit,
when here pnckng lunug ben passing vG su pain
IN u 81 sl of th- Ice along the Lows
fnce dollas per bottle Sold b Drggi,. s,eryvhsr,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PASSENGERS ARRIPED.
FROM CnhRLBsToNIn steamship Gecrgia Nsy MsL
Cohen L. r. WHY L. A. Lpman, Mn Stokes mrs NJ Murio9fh
Cant Towne H. Iomsns J. A. LesLe Gco H. Clyde v" j. E
eutne. J. Archer Capt J. Besrce-
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Clarendon HOtel-Mr. and Mrs: SSsr Se0'' A. 90" H.
Aons Fifth Avenue IIote,-S1i,,'"ee" otau Of Maine Col
Mrshl =: s y ri boIsWore SSn e. col Willard A.; a. a.
Drnmmond Of Toledo and CoI T san Francisco
Enoesc e 8 HcTapa and HGns%a Gnss5@Bsnpp q Bsn
WI IsIIy, T ~ "; . ~ New-York Hoel-l NJ fouIios 10y
81 Kcpt1cSS Grand Centred Hotenme n 1cnntv
Nichols OF ai Lir Hammond and Col. W. $ Church Al
SsST st. Nicholas HotsmIh,e Hon State Of Vr
sna ooii " RAMSEY Albany; r. A. Myers OF me f,ts
ksh' Past and Capt william West OF New.L3nuon % @
80 Astor House-The Hon D n "nl"''S Vi '"'
County, n. y. ,n-r,ps
.,-o,orr PoutvclI arrived in this city on sat
risy from his home in Massachusetts, ana leIt iuI
Washington the evening: - senator , Mllson t ",
seTceapf-nt Arms Orlway Of the House or Representa-
tIre, Icfl The city FOR Washington, last evening.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
MEssas. S. D. & H. W. SMITH,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
American Organ,

would the pubic hat while they are eniea'ons with The be
High, the. have reputation Of their Instruments and
them ii every way attractive, they
DID NOT INVENT
PIPES P,s JKv,HARP did they
prenee,hp with TrDn CAM instructor every
and iron"
They Mare however, org,n el With nicely that Others
have been glad initiate not equal for great and ous
any p. world had puzzled the
process.
The fortunate person yes Invented the vOens'
sbsuf claimed have accomplished feat like
witty AUrocRAr who speaking Of picturesque and out
ofAeway Boston that he original dseover1
Myras str,,ti
Although the Messr Smith harn
PATENTED NOVELTIES
to offer they beg leave 70 stat. . they many year. ago originated the
"IupHovrD TUBE BOARD" and "RxsOsAsr Am CHAsBER
pressed into service novelties elsewhere
1A< ,ayu Of aex Improvement. b ay a,e BY t eort' Of
oa<rs 10 aiA Geda
Ever, essential element OF the Reed Organ open the Of
every secret my'tery-nofln0 ouf thorough
salaoen artse ,rork Patented Improvements" springs 70
catch voodcocks"
The American Organ all 4 roluOot dve' thus far CON-
blned In reed instruments.
Having longest experience Of Eastern on and possessing IN
surp assed advantages Manufacture the msp Sdh solicit the most
heid comparison in regard to
Tone, Soidity of Construction and External
Elegance.
Deous Of meeting popular demand for Good Instrument at
Lou Prize they made fw Nto Ski With all sod eIee'enes
and In Of
New and Tasteful Designs,
At Prices Ranging from 800 to $500.
~ cannot be surpassed BY o'ther oa'' either
in quality or besuiy.
- elegantly illustrated Circular containing descriptions and prices
foyer % styles will be sent, paid, application
s. d. & II. W. SMITH, Boston, Mass,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

All kinds of Twine, COrdage, and Paper
Net car pnoex WILLARD HAkvEI wv broadway, Nes-iofA
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

II. n. SoUIRE's, 81 Fulton-st., New-Iork, IS
be place reliable fne D.soNDs choice 'sS
rIAr .rd srxRIISa SnvKRwARE- Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
wEsrCHESTER COUNTY.

Grecnpon. The vessel 20 feet tlcnrih on us
a. rect beam ~ fee, depth of hold. aud n i'N tnns ou"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14

- DUSSIAN BRACE SUSPENDERS.
~ 'fisA. Cisrs 4 fi.ss" slARpsi % each ~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-14
BROOKLYN.

Arrests las: week, 3lS-
The Methodist Church on Flatbush-ave. WAS
robbed ofsl5O worth Of carpets on Saturday morning
About 100 of the Central Bank creditors
proved claims before u. s. Commissioner winslow
Saturday.
The Third Precinct Police, during the quar-
Ger ending Oct 81 recovered LOST and stolen property
valued at s., ,23OH
Thomas +. Ncvins was on Saturday ap-
pointed Chief Engineer of the Fire Department vice
Join Cunningham lately appointed Keeper Of the Peni-
Tertiary.
The Excise Commissioners, since May last,
have granted 22x licenses, and received in fees
sii1O There AT present $50 unlicens liquor shops
ID che city.
The assessment for ihe grading and paving
O. Nnstfai from ui fo the city ne, amounts
!" S.l7G 50. 1lc "a Clinton
ih' sam Ci tl5,0OD inter- VI, previously omitted.
New Public School bOnse No. 5, on the Ger
~ Duieid aud Jobnson.. bas b' npleted. aud
VIZ te opened this InosnnP. H. will accommodate ac0
"'"it SehOiars tIab tic Old strIc tIre Oh Gcidtt
lie schooner Hattie Haskell was, Oh Satu-
eNy l4'tsl4o hon tLe Aess,s Po.,uAns Ai.Di u.
The Republican journal., 1870-10-27

NEMESIS AT THE PRESIDE. 'From the
days OF Socrates to Charles Dickens there
ha, been one long succession of unfortunate
examples. Poet and painter, dramatist and
novelist, philosopher and lngust-the
Moieres, the Millions, the Byrons, the Sheri-
dams, the Thackerays-did all marry and
quarrel in the past. All these men, without
exception will, in the future as in the past,
blame their wives Tor their several successive
catastrophes. And yet what record of
hearlessness and Indifference our greatest
men have left of their domestic life. DR..
Franklin, that old utiltaran kite-hyer. went
TO Europe leaving his wife behind, and never
saw her face for eleven years. She had
shared his poverty, practiced his poor Richard
maNtms, pmched and economical patched
and darned, worked early and late. bred
children, nursed them through jaundice red
gum, Whooping cough, measles. scarlet
fever and fits, while Benjamin enjoved the
splendors of court, velvet couches, great
dinners and choice society. Of course, when
he came back the poor drudge was no match
for the philosopher; there was q great gulf
between them. That her heart rebelled is
manifested in the headstrong acts of his
children. He quarreled with one of his sons
and dsinherited one Of them. Thus the
mothers wrongs were revenged A lust
+N'ii'''-NiA w 'eiy WING OH WOIldu Is sure
to come in the vice and crime of her children
to the third and fourth generations. Henry
Clay thought he could safely leave his wife
ut Ashland 70 bear children and make butter
tor the Lexington market, while he made
laws for the nation and love to the lovely
women in Washington. There his heart
stood open as any boarding house door, but
shut against her who was playing Solomon's
wise woman on farm in Kentucky cutting
out linsey and jeans for the negroes. His
dream of ambition over, sick and sad, he
went back to Ashland to flu that the domes-
tie drudge, called by the holy name of wife,
had reared up for him race of degenerated,
hayward children. He was filled with the
bitterness Of disappointment. But they
measured the depth''of the mothers humlia-
ton; the angles of incidence and retaliation
were but equal Was it the sorrowful
mother that made one son crazy with hope
less love; another a sour, discontinued man,
overcome through life with a sense of in
ierority, and jockeys and gamblers of the
rest? The Revolution
The Republican journal., 1870-10-27

THO THE LADIES. The celebrated DIR. l., DIX
l. particularly invites all Ladies who need Micat on
Surgical adviser, to call at his Rooms II Encott ST.
Boston, Mass which they will find arranged for their
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted twenty years to this
particular branch of the treatment OF all diseases peculiar
to females it is conceded by all, (boh in this
try and Europe that he eXces all other known prctic
toner's in the safe, speedy and etcual treatment OF sill
female complaints.
His medicines prepared with the express purpose
of removing all diseases such debility, weakness
natural suppressions, engagements the womb also all
discharges which flow from morbid state of the blood
Ihe Doctor is now fully prepared to treat in his peculiar
style, both medically and surgcaly all diseases of the
female SEX and they respectfully iyitcdt call at
No. FL Emdicnts street. Esoston
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