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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

The number of legless and armless
soldiers now borne on the pen sion rolls
is as follows: Number having lost both
legs, AZ; number having lost one leg,
1927 number having lost one or both
arms, 5000; number having lost one
arm and leg, 81.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

get out the washing and husk two loads
of corn before dinner. The supposition
is that there had been "sparking Sun.
day night" and that the loving couple
were so 10th to quit that when the time
for parting came all too soon, they con-
cluded to hitch up Dobbin and At once
go light the flame that should make life
one eternal spark, aud here's hoping
they have succeeded.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

NOTICE.-Persons indebted to us for
groceries are again notified that we
need money and must have it to dis
charge an Indebtedness. If We did not
deed it we would not ask for it; and il
we did not feel that We had done our
whole duty in waiting and especially on
those who owe US for goods bought a
year ago last harvest-we would not be
so urgent; but all will please remember
that we deal mostly in thirty day goods,
hence the necessity of prompt collec-
ton. BAGLEY & INGMAN.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13
ALL the latest at VIM. Dean Il Co. g

THE Philomathian Literary and Ii.
brary Association holds regular meet
ing in their Hall next Friday evening.
As the winters campaign is to be in
augerated upon that occasion, full at
tendance is desired.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

IT may remain doubtful until the.
day of Judgment Tor until the vote is
countsd) who is elected Constable; but
there is no kind of question about Casad
4 Gilmore's keeping the best stock Of
clothing, hats, caps, gloves and furs, in
the county.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

MILLINERY GooDs.-The ladies OF this Sicin-
ity wifi qua 1t to their interest to examine the
beautiful stock of goods lately received by
Miss Miller. Ifshe can't suit them they will
be hard to please.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

PYLE's Bluing Powder is the ladies'
favorite. 1t is the best and cheapest
blue ever sold in Upton, guaranteed to
please in every instance or money
refunded. A pint of liquid blueing for
five cents. For sale by Alden, Scott &
TO. SW3S
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

Neither falling teeth, nor the peeping
wrinkles of time, SO forcibly tell of adva-
cling years, AS your grey hair. Ayers
Nigor restores its color and makes your
appearance more agreeable to others, as
well as yourself. With fresh luxuriant
hair, the intirmities Of age are far less
noticeable. CIV 40
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

WIN. H. HAMMOND, the tin and
stove man, being about to close out his
business here, gives notice to all who
settlement by note or otherwise must be
had. He says he don't care so much
about those to whom he is indebted, but
II they will do it, let them hand in their
accounts.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

SAFE.-No fear OF an overdose, wet
weather or sore mouth in using DR..
Henry's Root and Plant Pills; they are
entirely vegetable. See advertisement.
W 40.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

WIN. DEAN 4 Co. offer the greatest
advantages to all in the purchase of
Dry Goods. They keep the largest
stock. the best goods, and ask the least
money for them.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

to VIM. Dean & Co. for anything
from a spool of thread to roll of carpet,
. cotton print to a real Irish poplin-
you will get it at fair prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

III. L. DEAN i Co., the new firm, are
just receiving a lot of latest and best
styles of boots aud shoes, in the cheap
sale of which they defy competition.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column.
1t should be read by all. 3Oy1
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

LADIES TRY ME.-You will be pleased
with me. You will find me at Alden,
Scott & Co.'S. Yours affectiOnately.
SWISS OK SALERATUS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13
FSTR Az

DAY MARE COLT, one year old, two white
ID feet, both on right side, most white on
hind foot, star in head, light name and tail.
Anw information Will be literally rewarded.
Address, at Lowdon, Iowa,
: iOtf JAMES GETTY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13
/. Ole Giptou Sdpertiser,

z. INTERCHANGEABLE transient Local and Special
asices and transient Advertisements, nust be paid
S.rln ADVANCE to secure insertion. i .-...
ftdltorial Nott0es Advertisements In the Local
columns will be charged % cents per line each inser
ton
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MARRIED

In Upton, Oct. 6. 1870, by Rev. w. II. Brock
some, A. NJ. Mr.. Nelson Orion and Mrs. Cor
della Fox; all of Upton,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

WINTER gloves and caps at Casad 4
Giimore's.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

GENTLEMEN's underwear, hose, and
collars at Casad & Gilmore's,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

LEADING JEWELLERS OF THE WEST
The public are aware that we have often
commended to their ia vorable attention
Messrs. Giles, Bro. g. Co., the oldest and
most prominent jewelry house in the
North west. We have done this the
more cheerfully, because we believed
their course and success in business mer-
tied public attention. That these young
men have, in few years, established
beyond doubt, the leading house in their
line in the West, does not excite wonder
when We consider their manufacturing
facilities, the advantages derived from a
resident buyer in Paris and Geneva,
their correspondents, In New York,
Philadelphia, Providence, New Haven,
etc., together with their universal obli-
ging nlanners and fair dealing. We
desire just now to call attention to the
fact that they are at present better than
ever prepared with temptations TO
eXtravagauces in The way of new goods
and low prices. Chicago Ere. Journal.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

SILVER AGAIN.-The Muscatine
Journal says Rochester and Wilton are
again excited over reported discoveries
of silver ore in Cedar county near the
former place. A joint stock company of
which Henry Hartman is President
and Adam Bair is Secretary, has been
organized to develope 1.-THE mines. ~
The last Wilton Chronicle publishes a
statement ofan analysis Eiade of the ore
by Prof. Sandborn of that place.-He
says that in one pound there are 1909
grains. OF this ORE Carbonate Of lime.
$500 grains; Slick, $40 grains; Silver,
POI grains;9a waste.-He adds that there
are certainly vast beds of this metamor-
phic rock in the vicinity of Rochester
and there is no reason why it should not
be AS rich as that first dug out.
Here is certainly a chance for a sensa-
ton but we opine there will be more
wealth extracted from the rich soil of
Cedar county in the way of luxuriant
crops of grain in the next five years
than taken OUT Of the ore in her hills
in the next hundred years. This silver
excitement has had its fitful fever about
Rochester for the past quarter Of cen
fury.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13
he Union District Agricultural Fair

The Union District Agricultural Fair
at West Liberty. 0u "Wednesday, Thurs
day, ana tDdt% 81 iast week has been
the finest success ~ the history Of the
Society. In. eAnIu!.ion. in evesy depart
ment, was comHendable. The number
Of entries was seven hundred. On Thurs
day afternoon, four thousand people
were in attendance.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY. This
fine periodical for October is at hand
and contains the following choice col.
lection Of music, printed from full-size
music plates: "Truly Yours"-song and
chorus by Hayes; Papa come help me
across the Dark River''-song and chorus
by Persley; 1.-THE World is full of Beauty,
when the Heart is full Of Love"-song
by Won Smit; Eyes Of Loving. Laugh
ing BIue'-song and chorus by Philip
Philips; "Halte Militaire," or "Camp
Polka;' Failing Leaves Polka"
"Christine Wilson's Favorite Schottis-
che; "Floating Breezes''-valse senti-
mental, and others. This Magazine is
invaluable to all lovers of music, any
single piece of the above being worth as
much as is asked for the entire lot. 1t is
published monthly by J. l.. Peters, 500
broadway, New York, atS3 per year.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-10-13

DIALoGUEs.-Dick & Fitzgerald, pub
fishers, send US copy of Fros.'s Humor-
GUS Exhibition Dialogues, a neat little
work of some 200 pages which would be
of great assistance to a school or society
in getting up an exhibition. Price,
thirty cents. Address the publishers at
New York.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
GERMANY.


The New Criminal Code Of the Confederation.
[From Galignans Messenger, OF Paris March 1871
The adOpton OF common system OF criminal
jurisprudence throughout North Germany has been
long considered desideratum, but it was not tn
after 1865 that any efforts in that direction had the
smallest chance OF success la the twenty-five
there are eight different systems OF criminal law.
which may be specified as follOws:-
Fra-Tbe Prussian code Of April H. 1874 Adopted by tho
aaesy q odenSars free "bes S'
SscondThe Saxon revised criminal code Of October l. s
TSira-The Grand Ducai He.san code Of September
lsil. Adopted by the grand d,ichy Of Hssse.
tho grand dchy Of dsch Of ena
the duchis. Of coburg. dotha, Anhat Dessan. .Coh.a
sehwarsburg RudoIstadt schwarzburg sondershausen
Fbs nf sIa Brunswck cods Vai In the duchy of
wick and The pr,neipaliy Of Lippe. .Detmold t., -. ~
! SeUenth.-The Hamburg Criminal Code. Limited to the
Etshth.--Ths General German Code. Adopted BY thst
duchies OF Meckienburgsch hwerln and Meck!enbursst
the principally OF SchaumburyLippe and the free ci5
With view to removing the evils which nee
sary attended this multfarl0us criminal leQis'
existing In the federal States the Reichstag,
cOrdanCe with article four or the constitution
on the Chancellor OF the Conferation to p.
with all possible despatch the draft OF
mon federal criminal code aDd to submi
same to the Reichstag. This proposal |
received the appreciation OF me as Federal NJ, y
the Prussian Minister OF Justice to prepare the
OF q criminal code for the North German C0nfedera
ton. The request was compiled WIN, ana 10 In tns
month OF july 1869, the draft OF the new code war
sent to the federal Chancellor, VINO submitted u
the individual governments, as well as 10 several OF
the eminent scientific men anu legal practton-
ers in North Germany. At the same time the work
was given to the public IN printed form, IN order
as was stated in the introduction, that all who pos
sessed the will aud the ability might subject 1t to
examinuton. and contribute something towards It's
completion or anellor8tlon.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
AUSTRIA.
German Resume of the Pal

German Resume of the Papacy.
The Neue F,ete Presse OF Vienna, OF March !, sums
up IN the following severe terms the history OF the
Popes:-
From ST. Peter lin supposing that he ever was at
Romc) to Plus TX. there have been 297 Popes, In
cludIng "a anti.Popes and one female Pontr; l9 OF
them lett Rome and SO regned foreign countries;
live; 81. fifteen; Is. twenty; and nine only for
longer period. Among the 297, 81 were declared
usurpers and heretlcs out OF the 286 legitimate O.
died OF violent death; that ~ to say. 1S wero
poisoned and strauged, the rest persnng IN other
ways. Independent Of the Popes or Aylgnon. 26
Rome; % others could only maintain themselves by
the aid Of the foreigner. Out OF the whole number
l53, or more than nall, showed themselves unfit for
their office; spite OF their vows, had children.
Leo w., 1t Is said, was woman and died in child
birth. Urban v. confessed his fabllity, and
submitted to the censures OF q council; two other
Popes, Victor III. ana Adrian w., confessed In pub
that in this long history OF Chrlsts Wears note may
he taken OF frequent absences Of the Holy Spirit.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
ROME.
Tho Schema Debate In the Council-New De-
cree Of Regulation.

Tho Schema Debate In the COuncil-Now De-
cree Of Regulation.
The following is the new decree for the regulation
OF the Council issued to the fathers In the Holy
City,
In the Apostolical Letter Msaspltces inter, issued
the general order 70 be observed in the celebration
OF tne vatican Council and IN that letter. besides
order 70 secure proper system in the discussions
o. the fathers: Now however. our Most Holy Lord,
e hs Savmr more ssa ne Of s
repeatedly oy the fathers that the discussions
q sP sy e %
meetings Of the Council special rules which, while
%:slisss vim discussion xssS s:ssn:s
os
r. e o A
ssa Of s ~ q s s Us e
bishops, mosl h9y LORD given the following
Upon the distribution OF scheme 70 the Fathers
@
who have any remarks 70 make on the scheme must present
s..ena remark: are arranged p the following
scheme, division ol the fIssden:s shall have
the scheme the order OF the scheme itself being duly OBJ
TlirdThe Fathers who any remarks make either
% % s % % Of q Ss hsv eo
pose 10 substitute for them.
Fourth The remarks OF the Fathers thu. s,ranged and
tosncil, By forwarded 10 the respective
Fy-Afer these remarks have been duly weighed in the
meeting Of the COMMITTEES charged with that subject there
together with brief statement in which mention shall Se
seas%s isssthsr Win The SAID statement being
TX day for general meeting in which the discussion is to
ssaT5s asenss,oa ,a shall be first generally the
think proper and when that discussion concluded each
always having before them in this discussion of the details
the form they propose 70 substitute Tor the period or the
band in writing to the presidents at the conclusion Of their
when they their intention to the dent shall
explain at the time whether they wish to speak gener
on what part and with what special obisc. tn View
Niawth the leave o. the presidents any member ot the
and remarks Of The apsaIsrs either m@sdiasey After
speech or after several speeches on the same subject ON
TnThe speakers must conne themselves to the subject
II Father wanders OF Il will be the duty OF the Pres-
dents to cal him back TO the question
EepenI subject being exhausted, the discussions
proraced 70 unreasonable length, then, upon the pre-
senaon Of request by st least ten fathers the cardinal
wishes the discussion continued calling upon those
who think otherwise to stand close tho discussion
7we-When the discussion upon part the scheme
y before the meeting passes on % another ne Car
upon the amendments then upon the original text
Tnirtemh--The votes, both on amendments and also on
the original tex shall be thus Presidents shall
first call those rise who 70 the amendment
original text those that disagree, and after
comparison the decision shall be according to
-" Entenwhen the votes shall thus have been taken on
the opinions upon the whole of the scheme
that has been through But on this occasion the votes
being permitted however, to those who wish to vote with
some condition, to the vote and condition in writing
The New York herald., 1870-03-29

ssmyy which ooeys The government the govsrnmene
OBEY e Cone And a.inss the phAsnx Of volume
Ter. snsrs are 70 possesses that sutcsni and fabu
i0us Wreugh whcn would enable proclaim himself
King Of Spain BY the fact OF hs presence in the
cApalY Wsli u is neither the one nor the other, for
~ xsw: S,n on sA; point: and each he, what b. would
said clearly and deteminsdy they kink on The mat
II tho OF it, individuals have already declared
my di,tinguished friend sshor Tope:s The Minister
Duke or Nonpenser his candidate for he believed
him the OF all who could be pressnted ana n ths
honor Of speaking has said many times that Wishing 10
20 beaten on this he did no. desire 70 the militia
Chambes there any motive TO direct such charge.
Garcia Lopez aud Senior Ochoa. loud appisuse.)
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
ENGLAND.

The National March TO Democracy Sketches
in The Imperial Pariiument-The Young Earl
Derby, the Marquis OF Salisbury, and Dis
raeli and the Tory Prospects-They "yyant
a Her0o and Have Him.
LONDON, March IL, 1870.
PATRICIAN EARL DERBY.
As far as politics are concerned Lord Derby Is at
present the hero OF the hour Friends and foes are
as it were. battling over ms body and seeking TO
take entire possession OF him. Conservative and
liberal are alike claiming him as among their adhe-
rents, and the sounding brass and tinkng cynbal
have prevailed largely during the strife. Proud Of
ther hereditary rank, their broad snres, their non
ors and decorations their wealth and undoubted m-
nucnce, the conservative peers naturally believed
That they had only to 20, cap IN hand and ask the
Ear to come and rule them 10 have their wishes
accomplished. Tney went and have come empty
away, and are very sore TO think that the highest
honor which as party they have TO bestow has
been rejected, anc, indeed, counted naught. They
made an earnest effort formally and irreyocaoly to
entange the noble lord in ths narrow meshes or
conservatism, and having failed they have been lift
Ing up their voices In lamentation talking OF dire
signs and portents that TO arrive-the decay or
torysm the possible shaking OF the foundations
OF the constitution ITSELF What has been their grief
and Humiliation has been TO the liberals Joy and
exceeding great reward, They have congratulated
themselves more on the possible return OF this one
tory lord TO the liberal fold than they would have
done the conversion Of ninetynine lords
whose names carry neither influence weight
with the populace Democracy in England they
think, VIII be materially advanced by the
step which the noble earl has tagen in refusing to
be The leader and recognized nouthplece of the
servative arstocracy. steering clear OF, as no has
done, the tory scya, they believe that he cannot
fan to fall INTO the whg Charybas and tnat great
popular triumph WIN IN consequences be achieved.
Eoth parties may, therefore be SAID to DC shouting
With usry luygs III the market pace--toe one say
1ug lie Is mine; thou hast neither part nor lot IN
ntm;'' ana the other crying aloGa "Cpmt out rom
an0ng the aristocrats aud bc rner director
among the peope.r Afsi0cracy 9oa1 laln claim
hun Oh account q iiS ,atcu.s, hl4 WCslH h3 Inllu.
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
AFRICA.
The situation on the West Const.

The steamship saxon from the Cape, arri,
at PLYMOUTH England. Marc1 .. with fIty-tbree y.
sengers and thirty-tnree sacks OF mails. Her dates
are:-Cape OF Good Hope, Attn February; Ascension,
10th. I'll
News from Natal to the 22d January states tnat the
gold fields are paying. The northern gold fields are
closed against Europeans till arrangements ave
made with the new chief OF the Mabablle :
The meeting or the Natal Legislature was ,
rogued to the 9th April.
The Cape Parliament opened on January "a, ano
bill was brought III for the abolition OF capital -
ishment
The Basutos had cleared out OF the free Ste
conquered territory Farms there are selling
Table BaY docks were 10 De opeued on the 10TH NJ
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
The New Electoral Law.

At q meeting OF legislative deputies held at the
Ministry OF the Interior at Vienna March o. NJ Gls-
kra announced that the Cabinet had agreed ABOUT
the bases OF electoral law. According to this
plan the number OF members in the Reichsrath
would be doubled. The different categOrieS into
winch the electoral body Is now divided would be
maintained, ana these classes would proceed direct
to the formation OF the second Chamber without the
Intervention OF the provincial dieis
Inls system would give Ill seats to landed pro-
pretors twenty. eight to the Chambers OF Commerce,
l52 TO the rural c0mmunes, 1l5 to the urban, making
a
The New York herald., 1870-03-29
a,d she would inform the Court privately where the

said she would inform the Court privately where the
Lord Psnzance-well, then. do it as once; but
Will not promise 10 keep the secret. tLaughter.l
:, MISS Hall tnen wrote down tnat tney were at the
HIS iordship then made an order thar Mrs. God.
rich should sea the cnldren every BLK weeks for q
couple OF hours, and no impediment whatever was
10 be thrown IN her way.
The proceedings then terminated.
Libel Suit Against Premier Gladstone.
Mr.. Leonard Edmunds, In his declaration In an
action at law which he has brought against Mr.
Gladstone and the other Lords OF the Treasury,
alleges that the defendants "falsey ana maliciousy
printed and published, ana caused to be printed and
published, IN the several morning and evening
q paper purportinV to be q Treasury minute. IN
wnlcn they distinctly charge him with ielony
ana otner nigh crimes and misdemeanors"
on the defendants to plead "a Justification"
and tne onus prooandt, under this plea, WIN lie
upon them. BY the terms OF the declaratl0n
they are also required to give exact particulars
OF dates and sums OF money in Justification OF
e his u1S ne ae mi 81 his
and helped himsef TO sums OF public money! that
me was public deiaui.er;n that he was guilty o.
OF appropratng sums Of money that belonged to the
puDIc."
the cause win come on trial the next sittngs.
Charles Dickens Farewell Reading.
The announcement that Mr.. Charles Dickens would
give his last reading on March Is brought an I'M
mense audience TO St. James Hall. sThe Christmas
Caro and the 'Irial from Pickwick were the pieces
selected, and they were read with Mr. Dickens ac-
customed pathos and humor At the end Of the
reading MI. Dickens said:-
LADIES AND GENTLEMRN--lt would be worse than
idle, Tor 1t would Oe hYpOcrtical and unIeellng, II
were to disguise that close this episode IN my life
with feelings OF very considerable pan For some
fifteen years, IN this hail ana IN many kindred
places nave had the honor OF presenting my own
cherished ideas before you for your recognition,
and, IN closely observing your reception or them,
nave enjoyed an amount of artistic delight and ln-
struetlon which, perhaps, 1t ID given to few
men 10 know. In Tins task, ana IN every
other have ever udertaK0n as faith
fu servant Of the pu0.ic. always imbued
with sense Of duty TO them and always striving 10
do his Dest, have Deel uniformly cneered by the
readlest response tine most generous ~ mparny and
the most stimulating support. Nevertheless, Ihave
thought IL well at tnc noOdtlde O your favor TO re-
tire upon those older ASSOCIATIONS between US wnicn
date from mucn further Dacx than these, and nence
forth TO devote myself exclusively to the art that
first brought us together. Ladies and gentlemen, in
may enter III your own homes, on new series OF
readings at wnlcn my assistance Will be lndiSpenS-
able; but from these garsn iignls vanish now 1or
everlnore, with one heartfelt, grateful, respectful
and a1ecti0nate farewell.