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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
SHERIFF SALE

-1,s virtue Of general execution TO me di
recied, issued froan the office otthe Clerk OF the
nistrict Court in and for the County OF Cedar
and State Of fSW1; ia favor &C. Aultm:An y Co
and against Philip harrington, Nathaniel
NJ ars1f and Dan rel p. West, have levied upon
tsas following psOperty as the property OF the
said Philip harrington, Nathaniel March and
Dalisl p. West, tO-wit: 1rr..l .rtj tIet
The southeast quarter 70 Of the southtas,
ouart er Of section number four ~, in tDWnsh.
number eighty two is2l range number three
49, west Of the 5th p. M, eoHtaihing forty
acres situated in Cedar county, Iowa. ia.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House tioe,r. in the town bf Upton, IN
said county, on SATURDAY the l9tp day o.
March A. p. 1870, at ~ O'cfock Is. m. OF s:tid day
10 satisfy snid execution ARD cosls that n,Aa5
Dated this 18th day Of F tbuafy, A d. 1870. Il
'r4 IN sbeiitt ~ ;e ~ s connty ic,wa
Ter A 3 MAYNARD. Deputy. q 2MS
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
LATENEWS ITEMS,

Gen. Sigei has declined the New
York Assessorship, to which he was
lately appointed by the President.
The vote Oh the Fifteenth Amend
islent in the Texas Legislature, on
Tuesday, stood 10 % S in the House, aud
"a to 2 ia the Senate.
.l All income returns for 1869 must be
made cut in full. Any assistant assessor
who receives one not in this form is liza
bic to be discharged.
The strict reading Of the Woman's
Suffrage statute in Wyoming Territory
allows black women to vote, while under
existing laws of the Territory black men
are deprived OF the right.
The House Committee on Foreig:,
Affairs is about ready to report a resolu-
ton on the Cuban question. The COM
mittee is convinced that the time had
arrived for our Government to take de-
cisive action in this matter.
AT a meeting of the Senate District
Committee, in Washington, last Satur-
day, q delegation Of ladies, headed by
Mrs. Mckay, formerly OF Massachusetts
and Mrs. Ingersoll, formerly Of Maine,
appeared and presented memorial
against granting the right of suffrage to
women.
Y The bill fof the restoration Of the State
OF Mississippi passed the Senate last
Thursday us it came from the House.
and now awaits the certain approval OF
tile President The bill is an exact
copy Of the Virginia bill, with the
fundamental conditions attached there.
- ~ the Senate Oh the 2lst Of January
i Admiral Farragut is again seriously
H. at Washington.
1.-The Mays and Means Committee OF
Congress are in favor of reducing the in
come tax TO 5 per cent. 1t is now per
cent.
Another severe shock Of an earth
quake has been felt at San Francisco
No material damage was done, but the
alarm was general and the people much
excited.
bThe Appropriation Bill, draes very
SLOWLY in the House, members manifest.
ing the utmost eagerness To debate every
item as it reads and generally showing
more zeal to talk than for economy
Mr., Dawes proves himself remarkably
ready on every point about which in.
qujries are made, and thus far has CARR
Ell the bill along just as it was reported
He will probably have to notify the
House pretty soon that there is NOR,
4alk than seems necessary.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

THE SoLDIERs Reunion, which Is to
come off in Des Moines some time next
summer, wi i be the grandest sight ever
witnessed in the State. 1t is proposed,
at some time during the assembly. to
have grand review Of each organiza-
ton, behind the glorious old banners so
often carried to victory. That will be u
huge, glorious. happy time-weil worth
much hardships aud suffering in the
past.-Oskuioosa Herald.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
SHERIFF SALE.

R1 NlRTu + OF A GENERAL. EXECUTION
- 70 me directed, issued from the office OF the
tiefk OF the District Court, inand fol the Coull-
~ ei On seaar and State OF Iowa. in favor OF Vim
=. Mum, anu against Aiexanaer IIinae, hav .
levied upon the following property as the
property OF the said Alexander Hines, to- wit:
lie east = OF the northwest VI of sectio Is
township ~ range $50 acres. situated in lowe
township. Cedar county, Iowa .sEEE.- ~
ANA shall offer the same for sale at til.
court ionse door In the town Of Upton, IL
saiq county, on saturday, the 18Th day o
March, a. ID. 1870, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day
u satisfy said execution and the costs that ma,
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day Of February, A. D. 1870
a..tn sse r, JOHN, ID. SHEARER,t ,,.
3ws Sheriffof Cedar County. Iowa
Per Is. WILHELM Deputy, IA : J5a-.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
EZec73111l NOf3ce.

NOTICE ID hereby given the qualified voters
IN. OF the town OF Upton, Iowa, that an eIec,
tidM will b held at the Court HC0se - sa l.e
town. ON Monday the IN day q Marcn, i ~
en1uing year, to-wit: ~ ES
one Mayor, NJ. WI
s8 One Recorder, =
+ 80 Five Trustees. 49,
One street Commissioner,
One Assessor,
Polls will b. open at O'Clock p. M. ana Gloss
at O'Clock p. m. Of said day:
- - '.' ii. G., CARR, Mayor. +.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

the Supreme Court ofthe United States.
Boston having deereed that its tobac-
conists shall no longer csns6sr the pave.
ments with wooden Indians, party has
sprung up there to give them the right
Of suffrage. M
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
Twelve reasons why Barrott's Han
o..,,.,. Restorative is the Best. diva

4 Twelve reasons why Barrett's Han
coma; Restorative is the ,best. sys
The reason why Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative has larger sale aud il
1 more popular than any other, 10 simply
becaal,s u IL the BEST 9aI Hr#1 H'.
a, Il The reasons it is the best are: suffl"
lst., 1t is thorough ia its action upon
Gray or Faded Hair. ..,-..,,,
| End. II is sure to restore the hair to it's
youthful beauty, producing one distinct
shade, while, otllefs leave the hair in
many varied colors. ~ .......,. ..,.,s
3rd When restored, the color Is made
fast, and the hair does not fade into its
former dfscolored appearance. ~yiFppt
4th. 1t promotes growth, when others
fail 70 reproduce a single hair.
9th. 1t acts directly upon the roots
and not as dye. ..''.'.. s-.'.. III
9th. 1t cures all diseases of the scalp,
and removes daudruti' and hair-eaters.
9TH 1t is highly perfumed free from
all dirty and gummy substances aud
does not stain the scalp or soil the finest
fabric. .,.
sth 1t thoroughly cleanses the scalp
ofall dirt, dandrutt, and other extraneous
substances. .t;......
9Th. 1t causes the hair to grow thick,
luxuriant and glossy. rs#l. ~
10th. 1t prevents Badness and prenAa-
ture decay. ,,
llth The ingredients. nsed In this
Preparatiou are lie veeY tssst that 5can
he found and1are as harmless ~ water.
l2th. Barrett took tue first premium
I'd silver medal over all competitors, at
Nashua, New Hampshire, In September
1866. -pit .stu "a5 i0iH~j .Ht3dn, -
These are AIe reasors why Barrett's is
the best Hair Preparation in the world,
sa well as the reasons why every one
should use Barrett,s in preference to all
thefs.--Ciacii,ndti GtObe. "n'E- ~"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
70 Build or Not TO Build

4 State Capitol, seems to be one OF tn
ofst and most exciting, II not most I'm
postant questions to be decided by GU
General Assembly upon re-assemblini
On the Esd inst. A bill providing TO
Tie erection of q capitol aud making I
small appropriation by way Of clinch
-te has already passed the Senate anc
bssn made the special order in thu
Helse for the I'd prox. Appearances
40 sot very favorable to the success o
~ measure In, the House. Member:
AAvs been at home consulting their
eo0stituents," aud the delay in taking
actioA until this had been done shows,
Is least, that q majority Of them did not
Issl sure that they were warranted In
voting for the bill. 49,. 5,.... 4
Its urged against the measure that
thepresent building is good enough;
Mat It isAAArd times and no expense un-
lees absolutely necessary, should be in
.e0rred on the part Of the State; and by
The more conservative, that, although
new building is needed, 1t Is better to
wait some years before undertaking its
Srectiou when the State will be richer
aah nsoee prosperous, and consequently
snors aide to incur the expense.
On the other hand, the advocates Of
having the enterprise inaugurated at
renee and by the present Assembly, de-
clare that the building now in use is not
good enough; that it is unsafe, being in
great danger from fire and the conse-
4uent loss Of the State records; that a
new building at no distant day is newt
able, and that since from six to ten
years must necessarily be consumed in
completing it, it should be had under
way 1t once; that no necessity exists
Tor the creation Of an indebtedness, the
Btste being abundantly able to pay the
bills 80 fast as they shall accrue; that
there II no sense in waiting for the State
20 become more populous and richer be-
cause our necessities will expand with
our abilities and it will then cost pro-
.portionately more money to build a de-
sifabls State House.
For our own part, In what light we
Ars able to gather upon the subject, We
ere Inclined to think with those who
favor the passage Of the bill, that the
State needs capitol building, aud that
the Interests Of the State will be in no
wise injured should the action OF the
House make the Senate bill effective.
But the Representatives will go to Its
consideration fresh from constituent al :.
vice, and their action in the premises
cannot therefore, fail to be in accordance
With the wishes Of the people, which
arc supposed to decide all these matters
with our Legislators whenever known
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
Farm for Sale.

A. n IMPROVED FARM OF 257 acres. Admira-
~ bly, located in the north edge Of Red Oak
Grove, fonr miles north Of TiptOn, il e1eTed
for sale on favorable terms. The farm Is oil
enclosed ard conveniently divided by good
fences, with four hundred rods Of young OsAge
hedge growing: has living vater for stock; a
large bearing Orchard y good two-story house,
lsby 10, with addition ~ BY "a; The farm Will
be sold entire or Divided to suit buyers. u"
FOR further information apply to VIM. II.
Tuthill, Upton; Cook Drury, Davenport; or
on the premises to the su bscriber. = 51..u.@
2tf ,I,, .-.i, John w. BROWN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

my next. The weather has been cold
again for the last two days and the
skating about the streets is very good.
More aHoh. EEL ~ PHELlx.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

The following good aud truthful story
ia told by 4 gentleman whe went to visit
some old Indians friends in Boone coun-
ty Iowa: ga. ....,.....
The family consisted of the husband,
wife aud two grown sous. The good Q Id
lady was the only one who did not take
q little Of the 20 be joyful" Sitting by
the fire q few minutes, the old man tip
ped him u wink, and the visitor follow
ed him OUT Stopping by tree, he
pulled out long necked bottle, remark
ing, II have to keep this hid, for the
boys might get to drinking, and the old
woman would raise the d7-L" They
took drink and returned to the freside.
Soon Tom, the eldest son, asked the
visitor out to see colt, and taking him
behind the barn, pulled out a flask, re-
marking II have to keep this hid, for
the Old man viii get drunk, and them
is to pay and they both took q drink
and returned. soon Bob stepped on til e
visitors toe and walked of, the visitor
following, AS they reached the pig
pen, Bob drew out good sized bottle,
remarking. You know the old man
aud Tom viii get drunk, and have to
hide this" The visitor concluded he
couldn!t stand it to drink confldentially
against the whole family, and started
for home. ,, ..!..
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
Estray Notices.

q INTERPRETATION up by Martin Whitaker. in
Spripgdale township. Cedar county, Decem-
her l4th. 1893, Write heifef, with red % side
Of neck and bead, poinss If horns hroke on of.
medium sisr. on" year old last spri ng: Apprals
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

The Secretary Of the Interior has late
ly made the following decisions concern
ing pensions: <S'' '. -'F - b!
Where an invalid pensioner has died
without filing any claim for arrears, the
right thereto dies with him. iii -Hs
Where pensioner dropped from the
rolls under the act Of February A, 1862,
has died without applying for restora-
ton to said rolls, no claim for arrears
since the date at which the pensioner's
name was dropped Ola the rolls can be
entertained.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

One Of those naughty Southern
women who fed to Brazil when the re-
bellion was crushed, has written back a
heartfelt appeal for aid, saying: "lfthe
American Government means to take
US home, hurry and do so, or it wiilhav
For Gods sake take the unfortunate,
deceived people out Of here while they
, are able to walk
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
STRAYEDORS STOLEN

4 DARK BAY MARE, three years Did this
a few white specks on back, hardly noticeable
With n Rough coat. This MARI was missed
from my pasture, miles north Of Wilton. in
since urhan no ti..Ce OF liei De ru,sn,i- An
ample. reward viii be given for any info<ma-
ton leading to her recovery. =. II ~ /
Address No. JOHN MUM, JR.
str WILTON, Iowa.
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Publishes Sermons, Serial Story for the Family.
nee Chtdrens Story every week. chats with the Little
Folks Editorials the best Meth dist writerssnd
Departments of Religious and Secular Intelligence
n ssort, whsteyeS goes = make complete Family
vGsefs. Yearly subscriptions commence at any time
For specimen enclose . two cent stamp to
THE METHODIST, ~ Nassau St., Now York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
Farm EOl. Sale.
FARM FOR Sale.

nEE mile north of Upton, IN the Ciaren &C
ty-two acres. On the premises is a large two
story frame house containing four rooms up
stairs, and four down stairs, with good cellar.
Also. large harm, 30 by s.; all necessary out
buildings 100 bearing apple trees. u acres q
timber land five OF which are one Mite West
OF Upton. Price, s.. In For further pnrttcu-
lars enquire of the undersigned on the premi-
7tf .I* p. 81. VEST.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

|. We. understand that the whG,ping-
cough Is quits prevalent III the town.!
around us; hut that nocases veproved
fatal. Some families use nothing but
Johnson's Anodyne Linimcnt. Our
Doctor, however, says little ipicac, to
product vomiting, would be an advant-
age. u~xl &C. ~
There are more than one thousand
different kinds of pills in the United
States. Some OF them are worthless and
Injurious. others are good and beneficial.
Old DIR. Parsons invented the best anti
bilious ply. We eyer raw eur heard Of:
They are now sold under the name of
: Pa,SOn's p,f,yatfr1 Pills. -. - .'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

The Great External Remedv,
NOD. For Man and Beast. aT'4s'
1t aCjlL Cure RlAeu ,,,1,fi...,.,

ii .t5t Il
The reputation ofthis preparation /, - -,
established that little need De said in this connse.
ton. ~ S'1nss-
,. On MAN n has never failed n cure paryrr,,
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, COA TRACING Hra.
CLES. S1lRrNEsSan and PAlNSI in THE JOINTS.
STITCHES in the SIDE or Back. SPRAINs'
BRUISES, BURNS, SWELLINGS. Germs ana
FROSTED FEET, Persons affected with Rheuma.
usm can be enectually and permanently cured BY
asing this wonderful preparation: it penetratcs
70 the pervs and bone immediately on being ap-
. 0y HORSES y viii cure sCRlrcHEs.
SWEENEY, PoLL-BEIL, TlsTULA. oi, n RrT
MING SORES. SADDLE or COLLAR CALLS,
SPKAiMEO JOINTS, STIFFNESS or THE
sTIrLEs: &c. u viii prevent HOLLOW HORN
and WEAK BACK IN MICH cows.
-. have met with great success In bringing nv
1txture within the reach Of the Public i any
daily in receipt Of letters from Physicihus. Dm1.
gists, Merchants and Farmers, testifying to il.
curative pawcrs. 80
DAVID E. FOUTz, Sole Proprietor.
III" tEGI %E II bALTl4ORE, Nh
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24

We Will continue our SMALL
PROFIT and READY PAY PRI.
CES just 50 long rs the Public
continue to show their approval
nv n tH< ia ,i:1'3l5E.t aaf.l ii
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-24
IOWA ITEMS.

The colored people have church al
Council Bluffs.
Equine Ointment best for horses and
cattle.
A primary election will be held al
! Clinton to select candidates for muDici.
nal officers. Dss NIoines does the sasne
thing ".rs O. ~ go g.. "".~.
Use Equine Ointment. a.. -"
The cOlored citizens ofaDes Moh'es
have had . nesting aud passed iresolu-
tons striking st saloons anu intemper-
.nco Essa3T ss9'1As% IAta - .AJ IL
Use Magnetic Equiae Remedies
Van Buren, county, Iowa, Claims to
have real bed OF photographic stone.
At present we get all this material form
Germany. ''''''' '.+1e '''l" '' '2'
Equine Powders most efiectual.
The iowa Age says Of Gov. Merrill,
Had he not been to good o Governor,
he would have been elected q United
States Senator" The ageis putty near
right. '.' '' '"'. ...'.
Equine Powders used by all Horse
owners. -..'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-21
The Sex of Eggs.

Is there any way of foretell>
ing the sex of eggs9 Yes.
When on examining an egg by
holding it between the eye and
the light of the sun or of a cam
die, the vivifying speck is. seen
exactly on the top; such an
egg, it is said will produce a
male bird; but if on the con-
trary, the Speck be on one side,
1t will produce a female. 1t is
said, also, that the sex of the
embryo bird may be distin-
guished by the shape of the
egg; as if the egg is elongated
in shape it will contain a male,
but if more globular it will con-
tain a female. So that if these
indications be true either sex
may be prOpagated at pleasure,
which is not yet known to be
the case in any other class of
animal creation. .-Stock Groao.
er.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-21

A CORRESPONDENT of the Sun.
day Commercial does for one
plank of the Democratic plat
form pretty effectually. The
platform speaks of "the same
spirit which swept the alien
and sedition laws from our
statate books" as still in exis-
tence in the evergreen Demo.
cratic party. The Commer~
cial correspondent shows that,
in point of fact, the alien and
sedition laws have never been
swept from the statute book
by any spirit whatever-the
alien law having expired by
limitation, and the sedition law
remaining In full force ano
effect upon our statute book
even unto this day.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-21
Short Proverbs.

Every fox praises his own
tail.
60 after two wolves and you
will not even catch one.
A good beginning is halt Of
the work. A'7
Trust in God, but do not
stumble yourself. r-
With God, even across the
sea; without Him, not even to
the threshold. ar.-
Without cheating, no trad.
ing. tt.a. asc.,
The deeper you hide any
thing the sooner you find it.
A debt is adorned by pay
ment, 80 5.s a
Roguery is the last of trades.
Never take a crooked path
while you can see a straight
one.
Fear not threats Of the great,
#.
but rather the tears Of the
poor.
Ask a pig to dinner and he
will put his feet on the table.
Disease comes in by hundred
weights and. goes out by
ounces 2 ao o'|fo ,s2ao'tiH4
Every little frog is greatin
his own bog. D7'"d'l1
An old friend is worth two
new ones. '"o' ''' q.
Be praised not for your an,
cestors, but your virtues. ~,
When fish are rare, even a
crab is a fish. -.t
A fathers blessing can not
be drowned in water nor con-
sumed by fire.
A mothers's prayer will draw
up from the depths Of the sea.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-21

We learn that a terrible rain
storm visited the Cockerill
farm North East of Youngs-
vile on last Thursday doing
considerable damage. Out Of
a large orchard OF fruit trees
but three were left standing,
and a corncrib and a wagon
shed were also demolished
Around the house a line OF ma
jesuc locusts stood upon which
the storm king wreaked his
vengeance. uprooting and
twisting them off like hog
weeds. The damage done this
one farm is generally estima'
ted at one thousand dollars. A
similar storm on Wednesday
last visited Fairfax and vicini-
ty doing general damage to
the crops, etc. The wheat that
was uncut was literally ruined,
being beaten into the earth
West Union Defender.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-07-21
-i-- Forthe Record.
TREES AND sHRUBsOP OHIO.
BY REV. C. H. WARREN. nj

WHITE luld dtOd'D
This splendid tree is not of.
ten met with in the Northern
and Eastern States, butt quite
common in the State OF
Ohio, in Pennsylvania and in
all the Middle and Western
States. is not as large a tree
as the Eastwood; it usually
grows to the height of forty or
fifty feet. Along the banks of
the Ohio and Scioto Rivers, and
all their many tributaries it is
found growing and even7fourg
ishing delightfully."-. Travellers
inform us that it grows quite
common along the banks of the
Mississippi River 1t is very
much inclined to send out its
branches a few. feet from the
ground, hence it has not such
beautiful trunk as the Bass.
wood has. The leaves are very
large, obliquely , subcordate,
scarcely accuminate; deep
green on the upper surface,
and white and velvety beneath.
The flowers are the finest of all
the family, yellowish and ex,
ceedingly fragrant. gathering
around them when iully exS
panded a vast 'multidtude OF
humming insects. The fruit
greatly resembles that of the
Eastwood. While the young
branches of the American Lin
den, are covered with reddish |
bark, the young shoots of
this species are clothed with
smooth, whitish silvery bark,
hence its name, White Linden.
The timber is much like that of
the balance of the family soft,
whitish and easily worked.
AS an ornamental tree, this
will always stand high in the
catalogue of fine trees. Its
large handsome leaves, its
charming fragrant flowers, and
pretty silvery branches so con-
spicuous during the cold rush
ing storms OF stern winter, will
ever stamp it with a high de-
gree of dignity and secure for
it a place amongst the beauti
full and elegant. 1t should
stand alone in the pleasure
grounds, then it will fully de-
velop its character as an orna-
mental tree, shooting up nobly,
assuming complete rounded
head, gathering interest and
charms as itadvances in years,
clothed annually with a strik
ing pyramid of richest verdure,
which is easily stirred by the
gentle whispering breeze,
throwing around it a asylvan
grandeur almost unrivalled by
its hundreds of compeers.