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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-02-16

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES all Private Diseases. Eyrh-
~ Ills, alliorMs OF "aorrhea, elect, Structure,
&c.. completely cradi, "t%d. That numerous class
OF CASES resulting from sslf-ahuse producing ua-
n SEMINAL a, cmissi1ns and iny impo,ency, perma
tricate and long standing constitutional compjsnts
sre politely invited to call i"r consultation, which
has enabled him TO perfect rem cdi,s at once en-
cltnt sifes lcrmanert. tad Hiti,h In most cases
.ans hnent embraces of:ce, rscc ;lion rnd aiting
room: a;so hoardng aud slccriny apart ents for
f SaEor s aaa Shenieas baths No have
.,ldres free Thonsanss OF case ircaics nnnn1
nlly 1t Office end ali over the country Gle Wa.-
Iamphlcts sent TO any address for tn 0 stamps. ~
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NO MORE

Warmers Cough lsnlsasn Is healing. softening
and eNpsc.orating. The extror 1inary power it pcs
s"sses in immediately relieving. and eventually chr
ing the most obstinate Of Coughs. Colds Sore
Throat, bronchitis Influenza, Catarrh, Hon rse,.ess
Asthma and Consumption is almost Incredible SO
Prompt II tine relief and certain effects in all the
above cases. or any affection OF the throat and lungs
that thousands nj physicians daily prescribing IT,
and one and all say that It is the NEST healing and
lecturatlng medicine known. one dose ALWAYS al
fords reii and in bottle effects cure
sold by druggist In large bottles. Price Dollar
Da!Sayys vii, eyre - -
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A Lucid Letter.

December !, 1870.
g Dear brothers, sisters, umcles, aunts,
cousins, DC, de-: a-as ...a ..s .s.
l now take scat and sit down TO
take this opportunity to inform you
that am Daddy. That is, ! suppose
I an, for Abbie has got nice, fat
baby-and VIC hope these few lines will
find you enjoying the same great bless
ing. Now this is to be strict Lusi-
ness letter. Firstly, A. ] said before
Abbie has as nice baby as ever made
up faces. Nextly, I have snapped
away old Buckski,,, and think / have
got a pretty seed marc. Il is little
girl and weighs nine poundsN mean
the baby), and is just as fat as butter,
and has good strong pair Of lungs.
She is red, and has got bob tail (thc
horse, mcan), and white stripes in
her face, and is good driver. She has
blue eyes and dimplc in her chin Il
mean the baby now and has Just the
prctticst mouth that ever was-and.
Judging from her teeth, / should cav
she was about six years old q mean the
horse now. She is sound, smooth and
kind { mean either tho horse or the
baby nov }, and the doctor says that
she is the fairest one he ever saw,
without any exceptions. H. meant the
baby. l got s2s to boot-not in the
baby scrapc, though, for the boot was
on the other foot, and two or three
sizes larger, as near as can find out.
am going to harness up the horse and
go for Mother. She was born last
"Wednesday, twenty minutes past nine
i hope you don't think mean moth
er or the horse. She is as hearty
as pig, ate al egg, biscuit,
and drank three cups Of coffee for dim
ncr lmcan Abbie). -.~. r..
We'll therc-Tvc been reading this
over, and l sec pl .inly that I amt fit to
write. The amount Of it is, Tn flustra.
ted. ! am daddy, and that must
excuse me this time. Yrs. truly,
SAM DADDY.
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up Of cluo). eixrv neiisrs''
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SEND YOUR MONEY
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WARMERS
PILE REMEDY.

Warmers Pile cmcdy hns failed (not
even in one raS"l 10 cure Il very worst of Blind
Itching Bleeding Piles Those who arr afflicted
should Immediately call on their druggist and get
WARNERs PILE REMEDY. 1t is expressly for Tic
Piles and Is not recommended to cure other dis
1t has cured many cases of over Thirty years
everywhere. 'r-- #s s-#.EE -lsz5~F -. :
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lDY sPEPSIA.

Wnrncr's Dyspepsia Tonic is prepa, cd express
~ for yspeptitS and those suffering with hatual
eostiyeneSs il Is slightly stimulating tonic and
splendid appetizer; II strengthens the stomach and
restores the digestive organs to their healthy state
Weak nervous and dyspeptic persons should WAR
SER's nssrEPsIA ToSIC. For sale by druggists Price
One Dollar
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$4,000 REV
For Il K;c:5Cr I'ssair than
GRHAVE'S HOLLAND [!l.l.iRS.

a;epaTcd fr0lu the choicest and most grateful
II rnic and carminativcs in tie vegetable iring
rlom. This Is not q new and UHtric0 Erintdv.
- Mt one known for years past ana used in the
4 mtlieS of thousands oil our citizens through
tut the North. South, East and West, for bfS-
'watcriraSh. tnstiVou"ss, Loss OF Appetite
rThe intrinsic value Of these Bttters ustiiirS us
: I'm offering them to The public, wi h n conf
, iencc which the most doubt fii will gain by
single trial. We do not prepare thcrn as q
ltiRoG, but rs n MEDICINE, ard thew win I've
found not i'll saloons, but III respectable Drug
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sheriff Sac.


u BY virtue of special execution 10 me di-
a rccted issued from the office of the Clerk Of
'tthe Circuit G, /, in and for the county 0I c.
II, dar and State of Iowa, in favor of Elizabeth
Beatty, and against Amos Stanley and san
pl ford Y. Iandt, have levied upon the follow
;ing property AS the property of the said Am os
INSTANTLY and Sanford Y. Lanat, to wit:
a Lot number two co. and thirty 800 feet ofI %
the south side of lot number three o., being
0 thirty t30) feet on Cedar street by one hundred
and fOrty-two li2) feet deep; also. part Of lot
~ numbe one Cd, described by m tes and bounds
rs follows, commencing at southwest corner
nf said lot number one I'D. on the nlley. thence
east 5th street seveit x-sercn ~ feet fhe nee
ia north fifty 50 feet to the north line of said lot
! no. one !, thence west seventy-seven y feet to
the alley thence south fifty so feet TO the pInce
q af beg timing, all in block number ten no. in
the town of Upton in said county.
, And shall offer the same for sale ut III"
y, Court House door, In the town OF iiptcn, III
- said county ofSaturlay .the 18th day OF Ieht,-
K ary. A. d. ISL, at one O'Clock p NJ. Of said day
4 10 satisfy said execution and costs that may
n accrue thereon.
a D tied this 18th day Of January, 4. p 1871.
g JOHN j. SIItARER, -.s
IA 3w, TT Sheriff afGedar County, Iowa.
!" Per A. y. Maynard. Deputy.
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~~ -. GS@r
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Ielmb 9lG'S Fluid 1,..tract Duchu
IN ~! diseases # t.lcsr l.g....!!a, M..l. !.si
existing i'll male or female, from what
ever cause originating, and no matter O!
h0" long Standing. 1t is pleasant in
taste aud oder, immediate" III action,
and more strengthening than any Of the
preparations of Bark or Iron.
! hose suffering from hrok en- down or
delicate constitutions. procure the rem.
cdy at once.
The reader must be aware that, how
ever slight may be the attack of the
above diseases, i: is certain to affect the
bodily health and mental powers.
All the above diseases require tho aid
of a tiurrtic. HELMBOLD'S EX-
TRACT HICllU j. great Diuretic.
so.i by Druggists every here.
Price 1915 per bottle, or 6 hot.
Ills iUT $3.50. Delivered to any
address. Dcscribc Symptoms I'm all
Communications.
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SOIE E1s2GgoFagEEGEEs.

~ We p" sent The following cN~;i:i;:.t. = froin
"'n whose rC%pcctabittN ar.d c,i3!artpr in
u, = community axe a SUFFICIENT g!al antCc for
Icir gcnuinCnr~N.
se MIR. WILLIAM V CtT
4 yritcS: My litlcs0n Charles r-r,i ltv, vrnrs
! "as afflicted wifi the Ii,ula%;I>Ia at t!rvs 50
IS'C as tn be unabic to t,rn Is !s,li OF scarce
I to move. ltrri physicians for @Gu'.t ihrcr
snckS. without being bcnt GATED IN HE least
NJ could SOC. At lul.a.n / VAS rtrn,nult nd, Il
.'try Your lJhason's Pneumatic cOnpou1d hic,l
D 'lsl'i, and am pleased to say thai in ten Gays
: ,,oln The lime ! commenced giving IT, nav
:, hid Was entirely, wcn and Las rcl.ia.ass! So
Il, IL since, BOW about on Ngar. Ky = :
=, :,pnca. NJ ss@@ NIIIaN - a'stsss
l,stM ld!etyWM, (Nl.M.. ANeM:t N. lNrN.
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TILE CONSTITUTION

once affected with Organic Weakness,
requires thcaitl of ~ exlic'ic tn strength
on ami i'N'-orafc the system, Which,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Invariably does. II no treatment Is
'U''ni''ed TO. Consumption or Insanity
2nsu"s. ga $3.50 H@s xi
Helm. holds Fluid Extract Of Buchu
III affections peculiar to Females, is une-
QHa!!"d Icy ANY other preparation, rs in
Ch'"ao>is; ar Retention, painfulness, or
Suppression Of Customary excavations,
liberated or Schhirrus state of the Ute.
rms, and all pmpiaints incidental to the
sex, or Tie decline or change Of life.
Telmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu 4
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DIR. WHITTlsER

kNnREGULAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE
A as diploma nj office will show. has been
longer engaged in the treatment Of Venereal
Sexual and Private Diseases than any other phy-
stefan In st. Louis. Syphilis, Gonorrhca, elect,
Structure. orchitis, Hernia. and Rupt ure: Ali
Urinary Diseases and Syphiitic or Mercurtal |
Anil ct!ons OF the throat skin or bones aretrcat-
ca with nnparalcllcd success. Spcrmatorrhea,
Sexual Debility, aud lMpoteney, as the result l.
OK sclf-abltse In youth, sexual xctssos in ma
turer years, or oher auses, and which produce /
some OF thc 70 low Ing effects asnoctur,i;.l ennis
siois, blotches. debility, dizziness, dimness Of
sight, confusion Ifidc:s, cvitforcbodhgs, aver
sion 10 society Of females. loss OF Iucmory. and
sexual power, ard rendering Elar riasc inproD-
o.. are permanently cured. r.sz- :. :
The Doctors opportunities In hospital and pri-
vale practice are uiis st Lot or mr.
other city. Back files OfSt ] ots papers prove
that lie has been located there longer by years
thanauy others advertising. I he sstab si,nicnt,
library. laboratory aud appointments are uiri.
vailed IN the West, unsurpassed anywhere.
Age, wihcXpcrieacc. can he relied upon, and +
the doctor Calreicrt many ply sicians through
out the couatry. 1npsst success aid present
position he siaads withs 1T n competitor. The
writings OF a lhSsicita whose reputation 10
Cnion-wlde should he worth reading. DR.
WHITTIER Pamplrtscnt TO any address IN :
sicl,ns Introduce patients 70 the doctor after
reading his medical pamphlet Comnunica-
tons confidential. tiritnaly talk viii you t.
nothing. O1icn central, 4 rtiired--No. eli st.
Charles St, ST. Louis, Ma.Iioursya. Il ZIP IN.
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'N'&' '''' '@1 i BOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT
B. j 6 Il j

Tor weakness arising frora indigestion.
The exhausted powers Of Nature which
arc accompanied by 20 n1any~ alarming
symptoms, among which will he found,
lhdispositi"n to Exertion, Loss Of mem
CRY, W akcf5lness, Horror Of Disease, or
Foreboding Of Evil; In fact Universal
Lass,ude, Prostitution, and inability to
enter iato The crj"yments Of society.
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RI .lA.YSIgAE.,

| Z 1Ncwyork, Aug&Al5h ,sisAy
Allow me to call your attcntion to my
| PREPARA1lANT OF COMPOUND
| EXTRACT BUcHU. The component
parts are, BUCHU, .A'So LEAF,
CTREBS, JUSiPER BEfsrIER.
l. MODS or PRErARAT1oN.-Buc In
varuas j nfiter Eer,ieS. hy .lis.illa,i"n,
i, tssn,a ,aae ria. ruhurI~ extracted
\, y1,ls.csi3svjss I'll spirits "bta nrs
Zen: l,.sllss ii'fssl very little sugar
Ii, l.a6 M ,p~rti"n Of spirit,
! II ia issale ~ Ian atty now il.
tie.
E,| s,sa- prs5arr,l by ys~vli is. is of
i q .rs .-.I.ir. Ift-ga T'ani ila' emit,
t5'4 FRA IN, q; NJ sr,as,"f Ilnnr tie.
III y, u.ts tstr actlss I3Air !, ie,Ainr
= aa,k nd gi,stt,urs ,*;Er. ,hmy
IL ODE c'Ls .fipxssl lsh,s, W. E&.Kk
Ttsn's hnlanssi rrcsIea,Is.iss 1.-THE
maj !sa,tssI.a, \ l|se 1 r!i.
.e.asa 40 ~ itd. po - ~ =.
Open i.slxx.ks4.eit hsvil LS fSsilaa MA IL
l,vsa rsuosusc. n sts'sss ~ H<Ur
l0srs Nor II il i syrup ARD sthl:r~f,,re
ear Ge H<ass can rs4~a NJ We frccr ~ in.
ilamati"n exists. IN this. you have the
kn''~ie,i@e Il lire ingredients and tle
mode OF lrcp,rutioi'. ~. III ~
IIoringthnt sou will favor It. with u
trial. and that upon Inspection 1t will
sn~et <'peet With yerusarprohaiIL
WIN treiing of profound confidence.
! am, very respectfully,
II. T. ffI.LMBOLT,
Chemist and Dsut git of g Yeats A,.t.-
,ipuce 80 .#@ Fi ssgSF Cyl
From The largest Manufacturing Chem
lists in the world
N venlher 4, 1854.
II am acquainted with Mr.. r. II.
ilelmh"t: he occupied the Drug Store
opposite my residence, and was success
ful in conducting the business where
others had not been equally SO before
him." '.-.us.s
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN. |
Firm Of Powers aud Wcightmau, Man,
uf.icturing Chemists, Ninth aud
Brown Stseets Philadelphia.
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The Greatest Sar;iie.:s. discovery
known 10 sEns,:
Lindsey's Improved
BLOOD ,SE.iRfEER.

Fol. TIE CURE OF
AN diseases arising from rnrsra state Of
THE Blood. 1t is purely vegetable prcpa ration;
'enot n single grain OF mineral poison enter. In
3 10 it's composition so that while IL affords
relief, and effects the most wonderful cures,
r0Lo overdose can iniure the most tender in FAINT
!; These Medicines are for sale by All Druggists
- Wholesale by FULLER, FINCH c FULLER,
u Chicago, I'll. ly
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
ROR RURIEYINQ THE BLOOD.

Tie reputation this ex.
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures ,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveteratc
cases Of Scrofhlous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were az.
gravatcd by the scrofl.
II a -
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The city Amusements.

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music the spectacle OF
The Bldck Crook will be represented this
afternoon and evening.
AT THE WALNUT performances of the drama
OF The Great City will be given this afternoon
and evening.
On Monday, Mrs. d. P. Bowers, who has re-
covered from her severe illness, will appear in
Westland Marston's comedy of Lo0e's Mas
qUerdde.
AT THE CHEsNUT the comedy of Saratoga
will be performed this afternoon and evening.
AT THE ARCH Mr.. John Brougham will this
evening personate CDR. Savage" in the comedy
of Playing ,oih Fire. The performances will
conclude with the drama of The Golden
Farmer.
AT THE MUSEUM Ninth and Arch streets,
representations of the drama of Uncle Toms
Cabin will be given this afternoon and evening.
AT THE AMERICAN Miss Kate Fisher will
appear for the last times this afternoon and
evening in the dramas of The French Spy on
Horseback and Jack Sheppard on Horseback.
THE SECOND REGIMENT N. g.. Pa, will give
military and citizens dress ball, at their hall
in Race street, below Sixth, on Monday even
ing next.
AT CONCERT HALL grand bazaar in aid of
the sick poor of st. Mary's Hospital is now
omen.
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Foreign Affairs.

Bismarck has gone to Frankfort to con-
fer with Favre.
The bombardment before Paris continues
with full vigor.
The Commune, by decree, abolishes all
political and professional oaths.
There is little or no change to note in the
position of the French belligerents.
The British House of Lords has passed
the bill for the protection of life in Ireland
The Freemasons of several of the cities
of France are endeavoring to secure peace.
The island of st. German, in the Seine,
between Billancourt and Issy, has been taken
by the Versailles forces.
Negotiations for a compromise between
the two factions in France are now progress
ing, and if they fail Marshal MacMahon will
attempt to carry Paris by assault.
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HEAVY DEFALCATION.

The Late Collector of the Eighteenth
Pennsylvania District a Defaulter in the
Amount of 1000.
Yesterday District Attorney Swoope instituted
proceedings in the United States Court against
the sureties of Henry A. Guernsey, late Revenue
Collector of the Eighteenth Collection District
in this State. Mr.. Guernsey was collector and
dred thousand dollars for the faithful perform
ance of his duties, Messrs II. L. Diffenbach, s.
r. Peale, A. G. Noyes, Robert Crawford, and
Theodore Wright becoming his bondsmen. The
bond given as disbursing agent was for ten
thousand dollars, upon which Samuel Adams,
P. w. Keller and E. Bigony were the sureties.
Guernsey's accounts were sent to Washington,
and when they were examined it was found that
the Collectors account showed a default of
about $2S, 900. and the disbursing agents ac-
count about $4,000, making a total defalcation
of $31, 900. The suits were instituted against
the Collector and his sureties on the official bond
held by the Government PittS6urg CONNER
cidl yesterday.
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Domestic Affairs.

The census returns are not yet quite
complete.
Galveston, Texas, is to be quarantined
on and after the 10th inst.
1t is thought probable that there will be
full Senate on Wednesday next.
The Joint High Commission will proba-
bly, not sign the treaty until Tuesday next.
DIR. A. X. Hoffman, father of the Cover
nor of New York, died yesterday afternoon at
Sing Sing
About one hundred workmen are now
engaged in improving and renovating the
Capitol building at Washington.
The rain of the past few days has caused
q freshet in the Hudson river, and some of
the cities and towns situated on its banks,
from Troy down to New York city, have suf-
fered to some extent from inundation.
The proposition made by the Scranton
miners on Thursday has been rejected, and
it now looks as though they will not only not
get sc cents per diamond car, instead of the
$1'31, but that their laborers will most likely
take their places in the mines.
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MMwa SUMMARY.
CITY Affairs.

The peace festival parade will be inaugu-
rated by salute in the morning, and on the
parade Mayor Fox has promised the attend
ance of 500 policemen. The Germen milk
men will also participate in the parade.
DIR. John S. Parry read paper before
the Social Science Association last evening,
on Infant Mortality" He presented some
startling figures. From the statistics of NOR
tality it is ascertained that SO 81 per cent of
those dying under five years died before the
first year had been reached. He also affirmed
that the percentage of inquests on children
under one week old has increased since 1868,
having attained to 175 per cent. in the first
three months of 1871. In other words,
nearly one-ffth of all the inquests made by
the Coroner were upon infants under one
week old, and in the opinion of the Coroner a
large proportion of these were infanticides.
Several cases of relapsing fever made
their appearance in the Sixth ward yesterday
in this city.
The Boston cred Stockings" play the
champion Athletics, on the grounds of the
latter, in this city, this afternoon.
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H. W. HALL1wELL, Secretary.

nsSyp OFFICE OF THE LEBANON AND TIRE
w. MONT RAILROAD COMPANY, No. 277 S.
FOURTH Street, Philadelphia April 15 1S7l.-A spe-
cia meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Lebanon and
fremont Railroad Company will be held at the Office
of the said company in the city Of Philadelphia on
the eighth day of May, 1871, at IL O'Clock NJ, when
and where the joint agreement entered into by the
Board of Managers Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company and the Board of Directors of the
Lebanon and fremont Railroad Company Tor the
consolidation OF the said companies, and the merger
of the Lebanon and fremont Railroad Company into
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company,
will be submitted to the said stockholders and vote
by ballot in person or by proxy taken for the adop-
tion or rejection of the same
ALBERT FOSTER. Secretary