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N Manufacturer Of tho

MOFFAT T. CO.,
IM Manufacturer Of tho
CELEBRATED FLORIDIAN LEMON SUGAR,
Lemon and other Syrups Soda Water Syrups and deal
ers in West Indian Produce Florida and Bahama
Sponges Depot: 2s6 Magazine street, corner Poy
farre, New Orleans.
|SAUTION.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY eau.
- TONED not to buy the spurious limitations OF our
LEMON SUGAR, now being paimed on them 6y un.
prncipled parties initiate labels and our
Of canister. We take this medium of informing the
public the parties above alllded e that we have
secured O COPYRIGHT PROTECTION nom Waeh-
ington D. c., for printed and Autographed labels
cansters Therefore after this notice All
ing on our CoPYEIGHT win be proceeded against for
damages according to law.
No. 266 Magazine street. corner Poyfare,
jy23m New Orleans, La.
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WILLIAM EGAN,
w Manufacturer and Repairer Of Spring.
HAIR Feather Moss and Excelsior MATTRESSES,
Also. Pillows. Sheets Blankets and Mosquito Bars,
No. s5 BlENVILLE STREET, between Royal ana
BouI bon streets, New Orleans.
Steamboats,, Hotels and Boarding Houses supplied az
short notice and low rates. Also, Storage received
and carefully stored. se3 II ~
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CARPET WAREHOUSE
y
.Chartres street. 19

A. BROUSSEAU q, CO., Importers, offer at low prices
CARPETINGS English and American, of all kinds.
OH. CLOTHS, Floor Furniture and Enamel.
MATTING-5O0 rolls China, 100 pieces Cocoa.
WINrOW SHADES Table and Piano Covors.
CRUMB CLOTHS, DTuEges. Linen Felt.
CURTAINS-Laces, Reps, Worsted, Damask, etc.
'tCHRNICEs. Bands, Pins etc. nol31y
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
John BOIs,

JOHN BoIs.
eo1 Camp Street. levi
Return. hi. sincere thanks the public for the SeT,
pstronaee besto upon him IN the past and
!. :.
F1R s5s fsa 'i.; ST :f
PieeSIes and Looking Gl.ses Framed Vshol.ts,ns'
Repentns and varni.hipg Ss1s n a, .ns Se''
and NJ Boi.s Changes ar. VERY Low 'sa4 'n
CARPET AND OIL CLOTH WAREHOUSE
A- ELKIN & CO..
Near Baronne, Nov Orleans,
IMPORTERS OF ALL VARIETIES OF
ENGLISH CARPETING, RUGS, ETC, ETC.
pSw Of and
Ass 1 lSE Shois Of %heS Win
offer to our customers the very lowest prices
WALL PAPER, PAINTS WINDOW GLASS; Et0
| 11o Common Street. --119
The undersigned, formerly Of los Canal street, an
>. :; s he ~
attention to soa hi: 1 ;iG1n Of %AL
Al. .soe eins ss A RE.Tfss
S s ssss ise
ali articles in his line at Greatly Reduced Prices
Call and see for yo WTTHEsIAHAN. II, Common st.
- J"""' AS myl4 If
l.. Importer and Dealer in
FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASSES,
Fine Oil Paintings. Engravings and Autographs II
! Coors and Plain; ChrOmos OF all Pubhcatons: Oxai
and Square Portrait and Picture Frames OF al
sizes and patterns Art,st s p Mn.e Tas- ,or
Gsrgs S,tai Ms' window Shades and
i pices Curtain Holders Picture Cord and
Tasseis, Photograph Albums. Pray or Books,
:. CATVED OAK DINING ROOM MIRRORS
# 1875 CANAL STREET. CTouro Row,
Il rn,;9 lily Ne" orleans.
a j, poNAHoE
=, Manufacturer of
l.. MATTR s ES,
:" 24a Girod street, bet. Rampant and Dryade
:: New Orleans.
IL Will keep constantly hand general assortment
ID Mattresses at the lowest factory prices.
L., Hotel Country Steamboat and City trade solicited
Id Hair and Spring Mattresses. Feather Pillows ct
ic mad. to order and repaired with dispatch no2o ly
"a CARPET WAREHOUSE
IL Charities street.
n.
-, A. BROUSSEAU a. CO., Importers, offer At low price
- CARPETINGS English and American, of all KIM
IaA on CLOTHS. Floor, Furniture and Enamel.
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TEUToNIA INSURANCE. COMPANY

rTEITONIA INSURANCE COMPANY
NEW ORLEANS.
Insure Fire, Marine and River Risks at Lowest
Rates.
rp,rpop Apy OFFICE NO III GRAvIER STREET
NEAR THE CORNER OF CAMP.
can;t.l 81, 0oo, 600
subscribed 100000
A. Elmer BADER. President,
CH ENGSTFELD Vice President,
GEORGE STROMEYER, Secretary.
BOARD TRUSTEES:
A Elmer Bader, Frank, WB Schmidt,
Theo Liienthal, Louis Schneider, Frank Rodor,
J NJ Schwartz, Hermann Eicke, Rickcrt
@ b Miller, Jacob Hassinger, Oh Engstfeld, E
| s L Nasits n. Pohlnaann, Louis Sohwarts
G L L Mayer, Il. Seig, Weisoenba1&
n Gogreve, W Davis, A BAumgAH
Joseph Keller, Isaac Scherck =. 7. Del BoAy
! jell lily II
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FURNITURE FOR SALE AT HUGH FLYNN's.
l67 Poydras street, between St. Charles and Caron.
delet streets. Second hand Furniture bought in large
small quantities. Furniture received ON storage and
the most reasonable rates. Also = lsrge lot Of Iron
Bedsteads, which will be sold cheap. Office and sales
ROOM Psydras between St. Charles and Carondeet
ial! W
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NEW ORLEANS, La,
Carondelet Street IA
soL1cITs FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISKS
JAMES \. WHITE: LLOYD R co1 P1s.;S.n,
PA DEBurs Marine and River Clerk.
G. H. FROST, Fire Clerk
Can't s. 3. FROST Marine Inspector.
Trustees:
&. W. Allen. Esq. J. A. Lane; Esd r.o
cap Ews. B.d Srke"0Fs r. f. S SSS Esq
R!OG %Is E.qf +, EG & o sssss E Ed:
IF: BoSisS; T s G &c + Z i1 2; sni En-.
benjamin GeIson. ESD w:B Thompson, Esq.
G. Green, Esq. Up: Todd, Esq.
Sra; ESQ., ss s x.' Sss 60
THE LIVE STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Office. No. % Carondelet Street
W. j. JOHNSON, rs WILLIAMS.
T. $ Williams; VIC. shepaI%% Wv, W W. Walker.
Z. W. Newton ".'' Johnson
INsUREs HORSES, MULES AND COWS
Against death by accident disease upon easy .1S
liberal lOoSoS
after the death Ii reported
Entrance Fee-Horsss and Mules per head ...ss 90
| Assessment in event of DEATH per head teither
Horses Mules or Cows) .
1000 Horses and Mules and 1000 head Cows with.
regard to valnaton) to constitutes class se24 3
p. A. BARKER
Fire, River, Life and Marine Insurance Agency,
CASH ASSETS REPRESENTED OVER SIXTEEN
MILLIONS.
ETNA of Hartford.
Security Life Insur nee and Annuity Company,
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford.
Leading Insurance Companies Of the United States
Record of Losses Paid. SAC, 900 ,O0C
P. A. BARKER, Agent, -
ja29 ly No. SO Carondelet street.
NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
| IN PANY.
Office Cor. Camp and Canal.
Premiums received ending the year 1870. .s0l S
Loses. taxes, expenses, etc.. paid during same
Assets on sist December, 1870 ....-.... soa74a o
j. TUYES, President
j. W. HINCKS, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
| Geo. Urquhart A. Rochereau, q. B. blanchard
W. B. Schmidt, G. W. Babcock, n. Payro,
Z. Miltenberger, Aug. ReichArd, j. Tuyes-
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE co'
OF NEW ORLEANS.


~ ssepA.y p~b,ish ths sosisvins .i:ss.s.. a, ,s,,
Premiums ressiveA daring ne -. nssy"sa vcar:
1Aolu4imR vneernoo premiums "a - .S7S1S73 60
= Ers xaens; ::----.---..'-''.-- iUn0oe 81
= AVE- ........-.............. $3.50 :.
a. i0I Ca q
Total fremaun9I -. =: Sa0139 60
49, SHse4Ae~A AASI.A~AA.'
Yet earned Premiums. Nay 81. Is7i.-.... ssecAo o.
Losses Pads
IN xtre RiIhs :....-..--...--.'s. ~ 81
IN IN RsH.r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7S7Si 8
- ~
ra1es. ...............-....-..--. /e,s3l II
Issinsursnces and return pre- .oo.a q,
-,
Deduct Interest less expenses $3.50 IS s6i5ias 90
'front.'
,,,.,,, M. tho ths sol,ov,np ..sets;
D., 49,. Si1oses II
CITY bonds a3!.s3 90
Bank and railroad stocks: AIo asS 20
Noses secureJ ~ pledge ......... lO3,s96 70
Bills receivable. 81 nSS a.
rem ona IN co"l'o VI oo / $40 90
Scrips Of other companies. ..--....---... 6ll2 81
c;omnany ..................-....... 37U0 %
HArbOr Profession Conpany. SS0 20
MHor. tgE Ron Tnr%sr. ssociation 2OOO 0O
Horteace Bonds Odd Fellows Hall ......--- 0OO W
Stock OpoIs nSus0 O'''NA'' l0.13l 10
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=
Company have the following Assets estimated at
tho low est market cash values Wis:
4ss Consolidated and Railroad City bonds esss !ss o.
q s css s eUea. Per Cent $3.50 IS
sGrona L e. 81 Ioai:i.na bonds 500 60
soo shaGs. n. g. d.s Light Company .SS g
81 shares Citizens Bank q LcIi.,snA egg 60
g ss:.:: Geo c,sy S.ai i sSS g g
50 shares Mechanic and Ireasr. hcnk---. 20 90
shares Merchants' Bank. =. Ss3 %
L Lam: ON ON fisass g
sorip Of other Insurance Companies s.ssl 60
sssse IN course Of collection $4,000
Cash on hand. "',seo %
r..., ,osi q
. Including Dividends
The above statement is just and correct trans
crps from the books Oh ne Tao9xs sLoo, President
THOMAS ANDERSON. secretary.
stats OF LouslANA
Parish Of Orleans-Ctty Of nsv Orleans.S
day OF January ZH si HERO Jr.. Notary Public.
cent intersss On Ce.tineatss Profile
IN .s sai Tie
and ~ sssSS hass
year ending Decembsr a. ls1o fes whc1
spd ss rs 81 ees q next
$ 1881 d aTSEks xlss sss:ss9s
Helm Hss4s k s.Hs: Mart :'ss
S,S:as Flower hash y %sss Tso. s ss
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We arc now receiving from England and the Norm
large assortment Of Yelyets brnsse ~ cITR
THINS White and Coored, the whole OF wh'cn We ~ VI
offer to our customers the very lowest prices
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-01
A CHAPTER or Facts.


Space Is valuable In q newspaper, and
1t is therefore proposed in this advertise.
ment to condsnse variety of facts inn
por.ant to the public. into q small
compass. Those facts refer to Hostetter's
Stomach Bittsrs-what that celebrated
medicine is, and what 1t will do. In the
first place, then, the article is q stimu.
lent, tonic and alternative, consisting Of
combination of an absolutely pure
spirituous agent with the most valuable
meqicinal vegetable substances that
Botanic research has placed at abe dis
posal of the chemist aud the physician.
These ingredients are compounded with
great care and in such proportions as to
produce preparation whidh invlgorates
without exciting the geneIal systemn,
and tones regulates and controls the
stomach the bowels, the liver, and the
minor secretive organs.
What this great restorative will do
must be gathered from what it has done.
The case of dyspepsia, or any other form
CT Indigestion, In which it has been per.
sistently administered without eff.cling
a radical cure, Is yet to be heard from,
and the same may be said of bilious
disorders, intermittent fever, nervous
affections, general debility constipation,
sick headache, mental disabilities to
which the feeble are so subject. 1t pu.
rifles all the fluids Of the body, includ .
ing the blood, aud the gentle stimulus
which it imparts to the nervous system
is not succeeded by the slightest reac.
ton. This is chapter of facts which
readers, for their own sakes, should
mark and remember. 4w22.
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DECORATION DAY.-Ths appropriate
exercises with which the beautiful mon
ument that stands a memorial to the nc
bic death Of 80 many brave men was on
Tuesday evening left garlanded and
covered with flowers, may be said to
have been wholly impromptu. The
meeting called last Saturday evening
for preliminary exercises did not meet.
But the children were appealed to for
flowers and responded, Us they always
do, by bringing quantities to the place
appointed. A few ladies spent nearly
all Of Tuesday arranging them, and at
seven O'Clock in the evening, the mon
ument having been previously encir-
cled by long wreath, two or three
hundred little ones, eacll bearing beau.
tiful boquet, floral cross, or other device,
marched into the square and took their
places in the inner circle of the large
company that had gathered at the ring
ing of the church bells.
The flowers were soon appropriately
bestowed, when the audience was called
to attention by Hon. VIM. p. Wolf.
who introduced Rev. III. X. Cross, Of
Waverly. Mr.. Cross was for ten years
pastor Of the Congregational church In
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1NATTENTIvE.-In some if not all of
our churches, it is very embarrassing for
q stranger to attempt finding a seat af-
ter any considerable number of the con-
gregation have gathered-or, indeed, at
any time. Without any attention from
usher or any one, tho stranger wanders
down the aisle, fearful of intruding, per-
haps, in partially filled pews, and final
ly drops into an uncomfortable back
seat, in frame of mind not at all calcu.
lated for good ground into which the
sower in the desk may cast his seed.
And it is not only entire strangers in
the community, but even residents o:
the place. not having yet become at
home in any of our churches, who have
felt and remarked this lack of civility,
and who have, no doubt with many
Others, been often deferred from attend
ing the house Of worship through fear
Of Experiencing 1t.
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ANNA DICKINsoN's LECTURE. some
poetaster has rendered a couplet Of a
we'll known hymn

ANNA DICKINsoN's LECTURE. Some
poetaster has rendered a couplet Of a
we'll known hymn
1.-THE girls are all feeting show
For mans delusions given!'
and gentle Anna proved delusion to
all and singular this community, men,
women and children.
She was advertised to say her piece
entitled Joan Of Arc" here OH We'd
nssdsy evening, May oath. A. was
very natural. Wednesday evening came,
and with it gathered people from coun-
try and town anxious to hear Anna ex-
plain Joana. But insead Of Anna, at a
late hour arrived her business agent,
Col. c. w. Hayes, who was astonished
to find the lecture announced for tue
oath instead Of the 25th, and who in
turn astonished the natives by inform.
ing them that Miss d. was about that
time engaged Ia ministering to an Oska-
loosa audience. The mistake seemed to
have been make by the advertising
agent, who receiving orders to let the
engagement AZ Davenport, which was
for the cath, go and come on to Upton,
understood that she was to come here
OH that night, while herself and hcr bu-
siness agent supposed that the appoint
ment for Upton remained unchanged
and that she had the evening ofthe oath
OIL her hands.
But Col. Hayes was sure she would be
here on the 25th, Thursday evening,
for which she should have been an
nounced, and accordingly her appear.
ance at that time was published As fully
as possible in the short time intervsn.
ing.
Thursday evening, however, passed
aud only brought another disappoint-
ment. Col. Hayes expected to fine Miss
Dickinson at Wilton, but only found
brief dispatch stating that she had miss
ed connection somewhere and could not
make this point.
a crowded house would certainly have
greeted her on the evening first an
nounced, land good one on the second
evening, had she appeared; but A. has
bee Unexplained, she didn't appear, and to
those who think that she owes us at
least an apology. we will suggest that it
is really possible she lost quite as much
as we did.
Her gentlemanly agent told several
who were expressing regrets at her non.
appearance that he would endeavor to
induce her to como here at the close of
her present engagements. The result
of his effort is already told by letter to
Mr.. Adler in which he says:
II have presented your case to Miss
Dickinson and have failed to induce her
to come at the close of her present en-
gagemenu"
which no doubt means all Of our
cases as well as Abe's.
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RAILROAD News Il undoubtedly ex-
pected BY many Of theanxious, to whom
We can only say that in default Of any
event or action in the premlses-that is
known here, ut least-there is no news
and nothing new to chronicle. But
neither 10 there any cause for unsasiness
a. to the final result. Large bodies,
sometimes at least, move slowly, and We
all understand that this work Is now in
hands that are carrying and are able to
carry many heavy burdens. We re.
celved extensions Of time repeatedly to
enable W to prepare to I'LL our part Of
the contract, and since any assistance
from u 10 predicatsd upon the compile.
ton Of the work within specified time,
We should not grumbls II delay in be-
ginning were for some reason desired by
the other party, although we have no
intimation whatever that such IL the
case.
Since writing the above we learn that
Mr.. Hinckley was to,have been in Gin.
ton Oh Tuesday, and that locating sur.
vey was to start from there OH that day
in this direction.
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EVERY SATURDAY has made itself
more than ever acceptable to its readers
by appearing nicely trimmed and held
securely together by being neatly past
ed. What IL most singular about this,
the whole operation, including folding,
FASTING and trimming, IL done by an
automatic machine mado expressly for
EVERY SATURDAY, and which takes
the two sheets Of which It IL composed
from the press and after manipulating
piles them up neatly In the convenisnt
shape in which they are received by
their readers at the rate Of 1900 an hour
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PREMATURE.-Thean announcement last
week that = select school would be
taught in the Public School House by
two young ladies seems to have been
premature. The ladies in question had
received assurances from persons whom
they had right to suppose knew what
they were talking about that they would
be allowed to occupy couple Of the
school rooms for short term, and there
fore made the announcement. The
Board having since held q meeting and
decided that the school rooms can not
be thus used, there remains nothing but
for the notice OF school to be at once re.
called, which 10 hereby done.
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Is Now HERE.-Last week we an
nounced the coming Of DR.. Springstien,
who is now at the Union House in tn il
city.
The doctor comes well recommended
by the press and public elsewhere, and
does all he processes. He has been prac-
ticing in Wyoming and Maquoketa for
the past six months, the latter place
being ut present his headquarters. He
makes all chronic diseases a speciality,
and has done many marvellous cures in
various localities.
Call and see him if you desire to avail
yourself Of his skill and experience
He remains till June 7th, when he re
turns to Wyoming, Jones Go.
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PICNTCs.-Two Of these delectable In.
stitutions are on the programme for this
week, and it's not very good week for
picnics either. As noticed last week,
the Lutheran Sabbath School go to the
river pic-nicing on Thursday, having
been Joined by tho Sunday School con-
nected with the NJ. f. Church in .
grand union good time.
On Friday, the Sabbath school Of the
Univsrsalist society, will picnic At the
same place chosen by the Thursday ex
cursionists, providing it 10 not all used
up.
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DOCTOR BALLoU's success in his
treatment Of the cases that have been to
see him from Upton, has certainly been
astonishing. O. F. Smith, Of Smith
Bros. hardware dealers, says he would
not take two thousand dollars for the
good he received. Mr.. Ford. Geo. Fra
seur and also Mr.. Humphrey, speak in
the highest praise of his treatment Of
them, which we think Is enough to SAT-
isfy any body. The doctor guarantees
cure in all Private Diseases.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-01

James r. Osgood 4 Co., Publishers,
send Us two nicely printed and hand
somely illustrated pamphlets, the one
containing John Hays poems, Jim
Bludso" and Little Brooches" aud the
other, Bret Harte's "Heathen Chines."
Each of these poems has obtained no
little notice and attention, and thus
handsomely printed and appropriately
illustrated. their generous humor is bet
ter than ever appreciable. Either will
be sent by the publishers, at Boston,
post paid to any address on receipt of Is
cents.
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this place, and was here In the troublous
times when the boys went forth, which
gave him "reminiscences that were used
most effectively IL his Ave or six min
utes apssch Of perfect appropriate
nsse The moral was that we learn
wisdom for the future from
the nd lessons Of the past, which are 40
easily forgotten and which these ceremo.
MES serve to keep In mind. Prayer was
then offered by Rev. Geo. s. Biscoe,
after which the company was oismis-
sed by Mr. Wolf, with an Injunction
that the opportunity for laying to heart
an important lesson be improved by all
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-01

IT 10 said that those incorrigible pests,
potato bugs, may be effectual!y driven
off and kept off, by sprinkling over the
hills little Paris Green. 1t may be
best used mixed with four or five times
% much -four, and needs be handled
cautiously a. it is rank poison.
Kerosene put Oh squash or cucumber
hills with a saturated rag or sponge, is
said by the same writer, to be suffic
lent notice to quit to the miserable little
striped animals that infest such plants.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-01

TwINs.-We are reminded by the
double good fortune Of our townsman,
Rev. Geo. A. Metzgar, who for a few
days has been the proud and happy pa
ternal ancestor of y pair of eight pound
babies-brother and sister-that this
seems to be favorable spring for other
crops than corn and wheat, this being
the third like instance in this vicinity
within q short time. Ben. Davis and
John Shearer are responsible, respec-
lively, for the former instances.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-01

THE Sabbath School Convention, pro-
gramme of which was published two
weeks since, commenced Oh Tuesday
evening as announced. The attendance
was not large at the opening. but an in
teresting session was anticipated, a re-
port of the proceedings Of which will lie
given next week.
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MARRIED..

On Tuesday, May Goth. At the residence Of
the brides father. in Upton, by Rev. NJ. X.
Cross, OF Waverly, assisted by Rev. Geo. 9.
Biscoe, Mr.. John g. Culver and Miss Emma A.
Daniels, both OF this place.
With the above noticethe printers received
a bountiful supply Of such cake as only such
occasions are supposed to command; and
while recording their best wishes for all that
10 desirable in life for the welded pair. they
bog to submit their thanks for tho tangible
compliment above acknowledged.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-01

THERE are boots and shoes enough at
Deans to furnish every man, woman
and child In Cedar county with at least
half pair, and they are cheap enough
80 that no man, woman or child need
do without whole nair.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-01
Popul One Dollar Tea, at Alden's.

HAY RAKE.-Furst & Bradley's Sui
Ky Hay Rake Is acknowledged to be the
only really practical and successful rake.
It 10 light to draw, easy to manage, and
does its work perfectly. For sale by
Rsichert 4 Bros, In Upton. p.
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REV. J. RIALE, who preached for
some years to congregation in this place
and who left two church buildings as
the result of his labors here, one in town
and another some six miles south, is
now settled at Lisbon, Linn county,
whore there is quite strong society of
the denomination to which he belongs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-06-01

THE immense stock Of goods at Dean,
Ingman 4 Young's can not be looked
over in q minute. Ladies shopping
there have found that it takes moro
time to select from 80 many goc ds than
money to pay for so cheap ones.