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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17

At wedding receptions in Chicago
the principal cards are those OF law
yers, with terms for divorces The
1ride always lay them away for future
reference
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17

Now it is said that Horace Cooke
the reverend scalaSay, has left bis wifi
forever.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17

IL has been decided that Il man who
can stand in a pair Of slippers worked
for him hy his wife, and scold her, is q
villain. But the world is full OF such
critters.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17

Mrs. Case. an Auburn scn!ptress, ha'
begun business by busting hes nus
band, and now wants other men t.
practice on
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17

County Court OF Franklin County.
Mary c. Foster ct ais. vs. Jacob Head ct ais.
In this cause it appearing to the satisfac-
ton of the clerk that w It. Foster. a de-
PENDENT In this cause. Is nonresident of
the State of Tennessee so that the ordinary
process Of law canuot he served upon him.
1t ia therefore ordered that publication
be made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal requiring said defendant to
plead. answer or demur to complainant's
dill. or the same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing ex parte.
JONI @. EHooRs Clerk.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17
Brady's Ague Tonic.
ONCE AGAIN

And for The last time, before abandon
photography, offer my services as an art
ist to the people Of "old Franklin" have
Just returned from tour through the chief
cities of Canada and the East. and have
several novel attra lons in the way of the
art to tickle the pu,lic. | have erected as
fine Il light as there is in the State. and
feel tnat my experience and observation
will warrunt successful competition with
Nashville artists If you want Il Pearl
Picture on the dial of your watch. come to
me. Have you an old picture from which
you would like Il litG-szc portrait. bring
il to Judd's. Large portraits from lite at
low rates. Bring on that "Blcsscd Baby"
and have it tuck at once. Look ont for the
Mr2zotint Photo! Ga splendid tliing.) and
all other gems of the art. Country pro-
duce taken in part payment for work
Don't leave town until you call in at
,)ndd'S. opposite the Baptist Church.
For three months only. Ijanl3-3n.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17

lhe White'--is maie 10 depend upon the
people voting to perpetuatc negro sui
frage.
These pretended patriots who. in die
tatorSfl and tyrann,ca! spirit, proposed
such Il measure, have virtually declared
that the entire framework Of the GOV.
eminent mast hinge On negro Suffrage,
he vii. Of the people TO The contrary
Notwithstanding.
They virtually say the white man
shall not vote unless the negro does
That is to say, we present constitu-
ton proposing to enrranchise you,
coupled with the measure to continue
the negro in the enjoyment of the
franchise. Therefore, if the people,
oar masters, (what an idca.) refuse to
ratify the thing in toto, they Gi,crn.
chlsc themselves, and the negro will Of
course remain ia the exercise Of the
right to vote, which light this Convrn-
ton did not give him, nor will have
taken away from him,
Such proposition is tyrannical and
abhOrrcnt Units very nature, and the
most pa!pablc fraud has been pcrpctra-
ted upon us by those We thought our
lricnds---a fraud more ingenious and
dcspicable, and tyrauuical than has
over yet been rerpetrated by the
blacklist hearted Radical, because it is
a betrayal Of tho confidence Of the PEG.
pie They have tyrauuicaliy denied
US the right to vote like freeman upon
dis important question, and the breath
Of freedom has thus been exhausted.
Ihcy have driven The dagger into lib.
cry, and it il declared ut an end lorcy.
or in this State.
If this be 50, why, in The name Of
GOD, deliberate at all? We have had
" chance an" We 'o""'} hoped '"H''"f
representatives. """'" ac' axe iEech''''
not we nave ''en disappointed ~
wen Apply ~ once 10 Congress 70 'or
"Is' Us " Constitution ana disregard
''' F's"t' o. '"c P'oho c""r''J' Us i"
'o'''"'' '"c "o''"'' VI ''""'''S "'''
pn""'7 VINO nave '.''e' - "''e'''P' 10
sea- or "ocr"',' il we "'' 70 posses.
In' '"Fn'S o. ''''r'y "''lo"' '"' sun
stance let '"@ 'e'p'"''''''' y '''' "r'"
Congress- not "''" 10, ""' country
S'o''''7 nv" ''''t"'" '.' '"'Ho' '''l
po''') """ 'AP''''"'l P''"c'P'c' OF
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17

The Kentucky Senate has named @
county after Robert E. Lee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1870-02-17

HCRSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1870.
Are we Betrayed ?


me negro ought t. be cnfranchiscd for
raasous Of right, principle or Justice.
We undertake to say that the Honora.
b,cs Neil s. Brown and A. o. z. Mich
olson ad, ocated the majority report on
this franchise question, as their speech
,s plainly illustrate, through IN olives
Of uoliry and e.pedicucy, and not
through motives Of iastica to their
rnco. NOR through motives OF hopola.
tie uriuoiulp: therefore. TO their ctcr.
,o lisrrcli, ,Acy have not only hold.
IL and corrnn,ly. i'm, knowingly viz
,stol ,hcir oh,ioo ,j,Ds TO u too con
Hli,, oo,s,i,urncv Thcv cannot place
,lcir hands anon ,,cjr hearts to-day,
.,1 an.vnr ike horc,t men, and say
,hcy Loye not knowingly pcrpctratel
q ,rorl man fine ueoulc
WHOM such mon =, these. who alyo.
Gated Tie majority report, and tyraun
ca,ly DENY the submission of the fran.
cli.o ps n scpara,e question to the
rcoplc. do So through motives Of cx-
pcdiency and policy.-rcgard,css Of
richt, Justice. and priucipic--it is high
TINE for the people to take the alarm
eve arc proud to say, in honor to ouI
friends, Hon. Geo. ". Jones and Hon.
Jesse Arledgr, that they recorded THEN
votes against The infamous and tyran-
uirol measure
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Barkeepers ~ New York dress bet
ter than any other class of :. en-.
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NOTICE.!

Any person DESTROYS Of purchas..nES .ch.
business house Of Robert Russell. y. he.
erd, will call on j W. Syler. at " in'"
ter. Tenn. who is authorized to sell
January 18th. Is70-it
John G. SCHROM, dealer In o., 'S Ss.
u of Cakes. Candies, Confectioner o.lery
Cheese, Crackers. and Oysters. asirc,
next door to John 7. Skaters Jaw mr
on Main street. t8- Warm brtt irds
nished every evening. Cakes Oh az :n. ,ar
'male p order for brElal and reeeIs~"
h. IN Nm 4 esl!.
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TIE USEFUL. THE ENTIRTAIyISG,
AND TIIE BrAuTIFCI.
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FRENCH CONFEC7IONBRIES
A. J0URDAN, Agt

Thankful for past liberal pattonas.ti' ibe
specially sOlicits continuance y. Iter
same from the good people Of Wincllt', an
and Franklin county. Keeps AWAY "
hand large assortment Of
ConiectiOneries.
Groceries. and .
Notions. ~,
Stationery. and Daily. Weekly. ana NUM-
ly Papers and Magazines. ,.rsns
All kinds of barter-such a. ch" Les
eggs. butter. and all kinds of gauleLn.Iir
In EXCHANGE for goods jaw -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17

Seated in a crowded car, this morning
the passengers noted couple who from
their manners were evidently lovers.
"You love me, them" the gentleman
said.
How can help ?" was the low
voiced reply.
"But then, I've never seen your face.
Day after day we have ridden together
In this car, and yet you have never lifted
your veil.'
1T might dlspel the Illusion"
"Oh, no; believe me, II could never
do that"
I'm afraid
II tell you love you too passionately
for anything to destrny my affection"
Just then the wind stirred tho folds of
thick green veil, and lifted it.
"AIercy!" aspirated the youth, re-
coiling FROM the sight, Its my moth
svi"--Nsw Ori1ans P'cavnrs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17

THE SILENT CONFLICT OF LlFE.-A
triumph in the field is a theme for
poetry, for painting, for history, for all
the culogists and aggrandizing agencies
whose united tribute constitutes fame;
but there are victories won by men over
themselveg, more honorable to the
conquerors than can be achieved in war.
OF these silent successes we never hear.
The battle in which they are obtained
IL fought in solitude, and without help
save from above. The conflict il some.
times waged in the still watches of the
night, and the struggle is often fearful.
Honor to every conqueror in such a
warfare. Honor to the man or woman
who fights temptation, hatred, envy,
selfishness, back to its covert in the
heart. and thence expels 1t forever
Although 10 outward show of honor
nccrues to the victors in these good
fights, they have their reward-a higher
one than fame can bestow. They come
out of the combat self ennoblcd.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17

BE CHEERFuI..-Manys serious people
wear peculiar expression on Sunday.
They look thoughtful, as they should;
aud sad, or gloomy, AZ they should not
Nothing connected with religion ought
to be constrained, austere, or forbidding
Danish frlvolity on the first day-be
serious and devout, but affect no
soiemnity Of countcnancc. If afftcta-
ton be unavoidable. then affect serenity
OF heart, benignity Of countenancc, and
devotion Of mind.
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Original Notice.

BURTON CLIFFORD, Plaintin,A Circuit Court OF
against cedar Co. Iowa
isabella Reed ct al, Def't.s April term, 10.
f1D Isabella Reed, Nimenia Reed, Rufus c
L Reed, Oliver Weslly Reed, Hannah Corne-
la Davis and Robert DAVIS, Defendants:
on are hereby notified that there is now IN
NE In the Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court, in and for the County OF Cedar in the
state OF Iowa, "A petition of Burton clifford,
iltintili. claiming vi you that lac is The owner
III lee simple OF the undivided fiye-sixths part
OF the following real estate, situated in Cedar
county, Iowa, To wit: The southeast u Of the
southwest = OF section ten tlDJ, in township
seventy MIN" 49,, north, and range three IA,
west 81 the 9TH p. III. That the defendant lisa.
oeiia Heed, owns the undivided one Eighteenth
part and the Defendant Nimenia TrcSSa Reed
Raius Charles Rect, Oliver Westly Reed the
one twenty -seVenth part each of said estate
ana alleges that the Defendants Hannah q
DAVIS. anu Robert Davis have no interest in
SAD estate, and that they be made defendants
ana required TO show what if any interest they
nave therein. ana demanding partition OF said
real estate according to law and the shares as
therein named.
soW unless You appear to said petition and
delehd thereto at or before noon Of the second
DAY OF me next term Of said Court to be beyun
anu hfld al Ilplon, in said county on the 18th
Day Oh April, 1870, default wifi be entered
against you, and judgment rendered thereon
IN accordance with the PRAYER OF said petition
4"h WOLF d LANDr, Att'ys Tor PIN.
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BEAUTIFUL SENTIMEHr.-God has
sent some angels into the world whose
once II to refresh the sorrow Of the poor.
and to tighten the sorrow Of the iiscon.
ISOLATE. And what greater pleasure can
We have, than that we should bring JOY
10 our brother, that the tongue should
Be tuned with heavenly accents, and
make the weary soul listen for light and
ease, aud when he perceive- that there
- such thing in the world, and in the
order OF things, as comfort and joy, to
begin to break out from the prison OF
his sorrows at the door of signs and
tears, and by little begin to melt into
showers and refreshment; this Is glory
to thy voice. and employment fit for
the brightest angel So I have seen the
sun kiss the frozen earth which was
bound up with the images of death, and
the colder breath Of the north; and then
the waters break from the enclosures,
and melt with joy, aud run in useful
channels, and the flies rise again from
their little graves i'm the walls, and
dance awhile i'm the air to tell that joy
II within, and that the mother OF
creatures will open the stock Of her new
refreshments, become useful to man
kind. and sing praises TO her Redeemer;
so IL the heart Of sorrowful man under
the discourses of wise counsel; he breaks
from the despair, from the grave. and
the letters and ch1ins Of sorrow; lie
blesses God and He blesses thee. and
feels his life returning; for 70 be mi-er-
able il death, bG. nothing is life ba. the
comforter. God is pleased with no
music below so much d, the thank-giv-
ing songs Of relieved widows, and sup
ported orphans, .: rejoicing, eomforted
and thankful persons.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17

THE HIGu MorTTAIN.-Our knowl-
edge Of Christ Is somewhat like climb
Ing one Of our Welsh mountains. When
you are 81 tie bvse you see but little;
the mountain i;seI: appears to be one
half a. high a. il really IL. Confined in
little valley. you discover scarcely
anything but the ripping brooks as
they descend into the stream at the foot
of the mountain. Climb the frs. rising
knoll, ard the valley lengthens and
videns beneath your feet. Go higher,
and you see the country for four or five
miles around. and you are delighted
with the widening prospect. Mount
still higher. and the scene enlarges,
until al last. when you stand upon the
summit. and look east, west, north and
south. you see almost all England lying
distant county. perhaps two hundred
miles away. and here the sea, and there
q shining river and the smoking chin
neys Of q manufacturing town, or the
masts Of the ships in a busy port. All
these things please ard delight you. and
you say. II could not lave imagined
that 20 much could be seen at this ele-
Walton" Now the Christian life is Of
the same order. When we first believe
In Christ we zee bat very little Of him.
The higher we climb the more we dis
cover Of his beauties. But who has ever
gained the summit? Who has known
all the nights and depths Of the love of
Christ which passes knowledge Paul,
when grown old, sitting gray haired,
shiver!ng in a dungeon In Rome, could
say with greater emphasis than we can,
II know in whom have believed,n for
each experience had been like the
climbing Of n hill, each trial had been
like ascending another summit, and his
death seemed like gaining the top OF
the mountain, from which he could see
the whole Of the faithfulness and th,
love of II i'm to whom he had commit
ted his soul. Get thee Up, dear friend
into the high mountain .-isrurgcOn.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17

hNE mile north OF Upton. on the Clarence
~ road containing one hu rdred add seven
ly-t"o acres. on the premises Is large two
stof% frame house, containing four rooms up
starr Ah' our down stairs, with good cellar
Also, large barn, 30 by s.; all necessary out
b"iidihss, II" hearing apple trees, Is acres OF
TUNER iaHl. l'Ne OF which are one mile West
oi iii'toh. Price, -, 80. For further particu-
lars enquire nf the undersigned on the premi :
SEES, or ii. c. Piatt, Tip on.
M =. NJ. VEST.
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LIBERAL PATRONAGE.

lBeing under the necessity OF
Keeping a Aicn.y sleek, and
EVERY AksEiaE.E In the Stock
being offered III very Small Mar
gin over Wholesale Rates in Chi
ca.o, large sales are absolutely
essential 10 insure gain.
Respectfully,
Upton, Feb. 18th. 1870.
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Has Sc tied III Cedar county, and Will attend
TO ali eases Ui disease in the towns and coun-
try. IL" Doctor rejects All narcotic and iri-
lating FDispns. lie treats all forms OF chronic
ana acute disGarCa. Iii. uiui.t lAu, bilious and
IErhuS fevcis. T. phus Pneumonia, Ileurlsy,
with all forms OF lever and intiamatory dis
ease, are broken up by his treatment in from
twoto four days. lie has already demonstrate
ed this statement in Upton and vicinity.
II Will ne RENE mbcrca that Obstetrics, Strgery
the correction of all deturinities ami the Gu re
Of old sores, iuinoTs and cancers W III receive
SPECIAL attention.
While nr. Jackson makes n speciality of
Chronic Dis, as'ts OF al KINDS. he attends to
the sufferers with acute and ordinary attacks
OF disease, ut their homes every where and
makes his charges like other PHYSICIANS. He
breaks up an attack or patroXy ISM of Asthma
no matter now severe, In from Thirty to sixty
minutes, amt Is abb, 10 cure every ase and
trhrh the patient how 10 remain free from the
disease. anu he Is prepared To state the sum to
be ihli Tor lis cure, in every ease.
The Doctor has. in his wife, an efficient as
si.'ant in practice.
AZ Present he can be Consulted at the UNION HOUSE,
Upton.
Though the Doctor has been e,luc Gated In the
populnr schools OF medicine, he has adopt ed "A
new aud independent theory OF disease and
medicine, based upon E'cctro-C Chemical sci
! thr". Stf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17
Farm for Sale.

A IMPROVED FARM Of 257 acres. admira-
"a bly, located in tue north edge of Rcd Oak
Grove, four miles north of Upton. Is offered
for sal" on favorable terms The farm is ali
enclosed aud conveniently divided by good
hedge growing; has living water for stock. n
large bearing orchard: q good two-st house
lsby ~, with addition rs by ~. The farm will
be sold enttr or ltvtd d to suit buyers.
For further Information apply /. VIM. II.
Tnthill, Upton: Coo, ( prury, Davenport; or
on I ne y. cmiscs to the subscriber.
9f JOHN W. BROWN.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

4 DARK BAY MARE. three years old this
~ spring, not halter broken. no marks save
a few white specks on back, hardly noticeable
with n rough coat. This mare was missed
from my pasture, miles north Of Wilton. In
since when no trace al her can he found. An
ample reward will he given for any informal
ton leading to her recovery.
Address $751;. JOHN MUNE,JR.
str WILTON Iowa
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1oilicies are destroyed, or the gland. 49,, .no
and decayed. But such as remain can = 11'
ed for usefulness by this application 49,,
OF fouling the hair with pasty sed,msr. ).
will keep it clean and vigorous Its oce,.,c',.,
use will prevent the hair from turning er,v !.
falling of. and consequently prevent MIA.
ness. Free from those deleterious sphstor...
which make some preparations danperor,
and injurious to the hair, the viaor can onlv
for
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17
PRTCES.-A FAIR OFFER.

Send the retail price, Washer ~. Extra wringef =.
and we will forward either or both machines ses 6
are we that they VIII BE- liked that Ne sse 70 .ss1,se
free of freight, ser months trial according y Or
rectiOrs. III - :.
drudgery Of washing with the hands ffty-twO days Ia
the year, when can BE- none batter m0re lS1psai-
BY q Deity Clothes Washer, and univerHA W1neet.
Canvassers with exclusive right OF sale make mos.
sold BY dealers generally TO whom liberal discounts
- II. G. BROWNING, Gen. Agent ri
37m6 so Cortlardt st., New York.
IF you want particulars. nts" g . Alex. y
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GIVE US A CALL,


THE Advertiser havinc been restored To health in
feEv weeks. by very simple reTaiy aler having saf
:-al seTerSl years With severe lung affection and
TIA; GEes4 d4se-se Coa,1Eni t.sris anxious make
known 10 lis fellow sufferer the means Of cure
To al whs 6esfre g. n@ VII send copy Of the pre-
sorIso8 >5- free q c!-arss, ~tA The directions for
preparing and asEE the same which they will fud
Sire CCEE FOR EoSSUEFTioS. ASTHMA. BRsScHI-
us The ohee Of the advertiser In sending the
PrgArsp- j. 10 tea%IE the af.ictst. and spread IN
Formation s.scb h. urc3ye~ ne Invaluable. and he
hops every aereE w4El ny lis rezneiy silic cost
them ryIliTsr, Aid may prove blessing.
Parties wishing pr4-crptu will please address
REV EDWARD 4. WILSON.
-syl Williamsburg, Kings County New York.
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pB~ The Highest Premiums at all tn,
fairs and exhibitions Of the United State
and Europe, hare been d,p0rded the Gro
GER d Baker Sering Machines, and tn,
,Oork done by them, wherever exhibited il
competition. . 10
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.gAci.AYER.S ~
HAIR VIGOR
For Restoring GRAY n.,,.
to its Natural Vifalifvs
and Color, ...

a dressing which 4. =.
once agreeable, healthy ~
enc. for preserving thu
MAJ. mar Hated or gray hal, - J,
'oon restored 10 Il, 80. !.
color with me gloss and fr..s' '
t ~ q youth. Thin hair i.
. u, falling hair checr
"a, gu, and badness often.
.n'usn not always, cured
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that Russell Cation.
~ guardian of David T. Thome and Mary
NJ Tho'ne. has filed his final report as such
guardian, TINS S,ih day q February, 1870, in
Iowa. In IN and for Cedar county, and that the
!lth day or April, 1870 being the first day oftho
April term, 1870 Of said Court Is get for the final
hearing on said report and said guardian viii
then he discharged, " no sufficient objection
be then made. WM ELLIOTT Clerk
Wolf IAndt, Att'ys. 2ws
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17

Ra% The very highest prize, THE
CROSS OF THE LEGION OF HON
OR, was conferred on the representa-
tives of the Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chimes. at the Exposition Universelie,
Paris 1867, thus attesting their great SUI
periority over all other Sewing Ma
chimes. .,r-t.:..
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity of stitch. s#
Perfection and simplicity of Machin-
cry. '...,'.'.' .'F
Using both threads directly from the
spools. ..... g :..ss- II
No fastening of seams by hand and no
v aste of thread.
Wide range of application without
change of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and firm
ness after washing and ironing. 1888
Besides doing all kinds Of work done
by other Sewing Machines, these Ma
chimes execute the most beautiful and
permanent Embroidery and ornamental
work.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-03-17

as-An illustrated pamphlet, containing price
lists, with samples Of boi b the Grover Il Baker
Stitch and the shuttle stitch in the Various
fabrics, will be furnished on re quest. e.
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SHERIFF SALE.

IF you want particular. hts" g 2 Alsx: y
the .-T-....s..,,., \. BIG BOOT.