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-'IHy E|F'
$1,000, REWARD. n :.

For aus ense.of Blind Bleeding, Itching or
liberated Piles that De Bing 9 Pile Rem
edy fails, to cure. 1t is prepared expressly
to cure the Piles and nothing else, and has
cured cases of,over 20 years standing. Sold
by all Druggists .....-..... ... p. .,.,. ..-
VIA FUGA. .
DeBing,s Via Fuga is the pure juices Of
Barks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CONSUMPTION. ;
j Inflammation of the Lungs; oil Liver, Kid
ney, and Bladder diseases, organicsW eak ness
Female Affections, General Debility, and al.
etmpiaints of the Urinary Organs 10 Male
and Female, producing Dyspepsia. Costive-
ness, Gravel, 5Dropsy and Scrofula, which
most generally terminate in Consumptive
Decline. 1T puriies and enriches the Blood,
the Billiary, Gandular and secretive system;
CorYects and Strengthens the nervous aud
Muscular forces; il acts like charm on weak
nervous and debilitated females, +both young
and old None should ;be withoutit. Soid
everywhere. ,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. st. Bait, Md.
Aug
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Bues.-A small lump Of gum cam
phorr put into your bags of garden seeds
win destroy the bugs che seeds may con-
TIE other r., day, while the legislative
Committee were walk Ing through III, the ,
wards of the Itunatic Hospital Of, Of Rhode ! %
Island, one Of the female patients, after e
looking. ouriously at the group sala'
MHWsll, I declare; if there ANT the ami -
/ mails from Noah's ark"
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p" If you ,l,,p wish to be happy and have have
, peace in the family, never reproyTe you
husband in. company, even u teas : r.
proof be ever 80 light. 1f'he be irrIta- ,.1.i
ted, speak not an angry, word. lndIfter"
ence sometimes will produce unhappy
consequence. OF Always feel an interest
in what your husband undertakes; and !
ifhe is. perplexed or discouraged, assist
him by your slLiles and happy WORDS i
If the wife is careful how she conducts
speaks and looks, a thousand happy
'hearths would cheer and brighten her
existence, where now there is nothing
but clouds and gloom, sorrow and dis
content. Tho, wife, above all others
should strive to make home happy.
y ... a.
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THE LATE" J. r. MoNRoE.-There
was a suspicion that Colonel Fonroe'
ex>Mayor Of New Orleans, who recently
died in Savannah, had committed
suicide BY taking laudanum, which in-
duced Coroner's inqust to be held
Tho jury returnd, q verdict that ne ;
came to Tbis death by an overdose OF
opium which ? be had taken without
medical advice, but it appears that II
was taken to promote sleep, aud with
out any design of self. destruction.
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.N0TIE.

One mouth after date, I will make
application to the Judge Of Probate for
4inal discharge as Admistratqr 'of Che
estate of Samuel q. Rush. !, .
j. J. RUSH, Adm.
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"A correspondent of the Charleston n
Courier, furnishes the sutjoined inforrTI
nation about Col. Montgomery Moses,
who. was last week elected edI, Judge Of the
Seventh Circuit, and aftergard SO qulckn
unhorsed; HColonel Montgomery. Moses
is o brother OF the Chief Justice, and
has practiced law for over forty years.
He has lived in Sumter all that time,
and is considered sound and able
lawyer. In, his nomination; nothing
whatever was said Of. politics, and be
is in that respect, therefore, indepen1d,,
ent. Colonel NJ. is generally regarded
a Democrat, but moderate VIEWS anu
| think will fill tho position to the
satisfaction Of the people Of OF the .'a' OF
cult" = .m.i.. a......, ,.. "a.
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DANA's LEds-.We have otendea
the editor of the Sun. UnWittlngly
we allowed an article to appear IN
these colums. in which it was said that
the male leg; was inferior in beauty to
the famalc leg. Now, asia general
proposition, this is .truer aud Wo will
maintain lit. Without entering unto
particulsrs;wc say that, takenlall 10 oil,
10 entire length and, rbteadth, and from
top to toe, stlfo. feminine extenuation
surpasses.iu attractiveness that Of mascu-
line humanity. But, oGoourseI there
may be exceptions: We had forgotten
eur.fellow,journalist and his beautiful
limbs rthatnwill match any of any sex
that the. world can produce. To Dana,
therefore,, or rather to Dana legs
for: them :, have we ofended-dos! we
opologize.e Still, we insist that the
fault Of this mistake was partly his;
Why does he conceal his charms
Why hide, Insight under q bushei OF
pantaloons /? Why keep. for a few what
was made for mankiud2 The stage,
awaits him.. let him don tights and
short skirts. Let him step boldly before
the footlights. Let him give US }ls,
or a: break >doan, ora piroquette. Let
him perch hiihselfon ono toe and whirl
round with the other high in Dir. Then
shall VIC neveragain commit the CRIME
of which We have just been guilty tcr
our comely friend fully displayed n II
tights and spangles would be sign
never to be forgotten.-M T. Citizen
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WORK1NQ' ''DlEMBEhS.- low
there are who take part in the active
duties Of religion. Some Of ourchurchS
es, and, in comparison with the whole
number of processing members the
majority are not active workers. They
seem to feel, but 'they do not ract:* We
trust that the light is within them, but
they do not let itshiuo out. They
profess to be interested in the welfare.
of religion and their own churches, and
wish them success; but they make no
actions, nor do any deeds. by which it
may be visible toall that they have q
heart To- work anddo work : There
seems to be a. disposition, in the minds
Of many to be simple recipients, Of the
blessings Of the Gospel, without being
the means Of dispensing these blessings
to others. Christ said to the man out
,ofwhom hetehadfcast the evil. spirit,
and who aferwardH H-s1t cat his feet
clothed in his right minds "Go homo
to thy friends, and tell them howgreat
Things the Lord hath done for thee.
So every Christian, every member OF
the Church, should feel that 1heis sent
forth to say and dosomethiug for Christ.
To- come to church, to listen to the
truth, give to our benevolent boards,
and honor and. respect 7rsiigion-all
this is we'll, but is tall 7 Doesit give
the evidence 'of an earnest Christian
worker? It is o. kind Of silent Chris.
iti tian slife-a' 1sortaof }latcut zeal which
accom- plished nothing All! no.41f we
want to be workers for Christ andin
our Church, We must go into the
PRAYER meeting, intothe Sunday>school;
engage in the tract cause; give our
selves and get others to giveyspeak ont
for Christ by prayer in our families, 10
public; talk to our friends and neigh
bors, and constrain them to como to
Jesius-ifia d word, we must say aud do
something :for Christ and his cause -
Oh if it were possible, to arouse the
protesting membership Of our Church
that they would become ,workers''7all
doing something for, Christ's cause ",
would soon sec different state Of
things throughout the bounds, OF on our
beloved Tion.-Chrisltan Treasury.
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NOTICE.
irish Potatoes

~ AND ONIONS, just arrived, AZ splendid
.srticle of Onions and Irish Potatoes, Of ..lj
.r-lT 10; fsl,5IE Eff. = rEKIRKLEY,S. d.
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The Tomb of Leo.

The Southern ,Collegianc ,giyes; the
following interesting particulars -of the
tomb of "The Great Virginian.
Beneath the channel, covered Withia
plain marble slab, lie cthbilTemains, of
Lee. Simple flowers are laid upon it
by fair hands, aud with q. grief'toe
deep for 'uttsrancse, "a mourning people
visit the spot to gaze upon these tokens
of affection. Flowers have been sent
from tile fair South to lay beside these
more hardy plants Of Virgiuia's soil !
One wreath of autumn leaves alone
has a card attached, ton' which these
words are written !; "Howers mourn for
Virginia's'I6e." Every day astudent,
selected by the acting President Of the
University, is in charge Of the tomb,
together with tho Generals office,
whereehis abocks and papers remain
just as 'hslefti them. m.| .@g'ioiE H.rG l.
: There Is the chair Iinswbich he used
TO Sit and i'the table upon which he
was accustomed o'write, and in various
parts of the room are the articles he
used almost daily Every attentionis
shown to visitors and all are nvited to
come and'see' these precioas things as
they may desre:9! Already thefriends
Office are beginning to offer suitable
mementocs to be placed In. the memoo
rial room, The entire lower part ofithe
chapel being 'devoted:to the dead!i--'
Froms New York there will come q
bronze statute, and from New Orleans
a ba6ds6as painting Office aud Jack.
son; and as soon asis is known throughs
out the land, people from all. parts will
vie with one another in filling this
chamber with such hstatuary and paint:
iugs as will be- appropriate" ."i5 5Hid' - ); as
al fINfrnf s7Ftl
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=, Axle Grease,
" H0DGsoN e. DUNLAP.
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=

DeBing,s Via Fuga is the pure juices Of
Barks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-11-16
Save the Straw.

Farmers generally do not appear to
appreciate the value Of straw, excepting
in seasons Of scarcity Of stock feed. II
hay is plenty the straw 1t threshing y
piled into the yard in such condition
that q greater portion Of it is destroyed
for any purpose save manure, when dol.
lars of value might have been derived
from it by proper management. Asone
of our exchanges has remarked "you
rarely see poor stock where there IL =
large stack Of bright straw. ltmakes q
dry and sheltered yard, soft, dry beds In
the stall, and is worth a great deal to
work in with better fodder. -
We have kept horses and young cattle
fat and sleek in winter upon cut straw
and q little grain-wheat bran some.
times-and with less expense than
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-11-16
To the Sunday Schools Of America.

One Of the severe losses by the Chi
cago fire was the destruction OF the
famous Illinois Street Mission, superin-
tended by d. l.. Moody. 1t was an
undenominational school, exceedingly
fruitful, one Of the model Mission
Schools Of the world. @7s Is
During the past twelve years no man
has been more active In Mission Work
than Mr.. Moody. His whole time has
given to the cause. He has Iabored
necessarily not only for his own field,
but for other enterprises of the kind.
His hands and his voice OF Sabbath
Schools every where. The nation owes
it to him and his destitute parish to re.
build at once the building that went
down in the great fire.
There will soon he fifty thousand me-
chanics and others in that section of the
city needing gospel privileges. He must
have building. Chicago has no mon
ey. To the Sunday Schools Of America
we appeal! This is peculiarly Sum
day school work. Let Us build without
delay Tabernacle for the people Of the
suffering city, and It will stand monu-
msnt Of the sympthy and love Of the
Sunday. Schools of America for Chicago
inthe hour OF her distress.
All contributions to this end should
be sent to George H. Stuart, Is Bank
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
HENRY WARD BEECHER, Brooklyn.
JOHN HALL, d. D., New York.
JOSEPH T. DURYEA, d. D., Brooklyn.
GEO. III. STUART, Philadelphia.
EDWARD EGGLEsTON, New York.
JOHN WANAMAKER, Philadelphia.
VIM. REYNOLDS, Peoria.
ALEX. q. TYING, Peoria.
Il. ID. JONES, St. Louis.
&c. WILDER, New York. y
H. SCOTT HOWELL, Keokuk.
To Superintendent Of Sabbath Schools
Of I0,0a:
From actual knowledge and observa-
ton Of the workings Of Mr.. Moody's
Mission, believe that no single School
or Church In Chicago was doing q more
extended, or better work. Into IL were
gathered, on the Sabbath and during the
| week, large numbers Of all classes of
| children, and multitudss Of the "cOnl-
mon people," such, 40 In the days Of the
Savior's sojourn on the earth "heard
Him gladly"
No school was more Catholic in its
character, and In my opinion, to no
better object can we direct our money.
Mr.. Moody writes me to know IL the
| Sabbath Schools of Iowa will not raise
So, 900 to rebuild the house. say yes!
Then let each Superintendent raise
speedily and send forward to Mr.. Stuart
oil the money he can for this good end.
H. SCOTT HOWELL.
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CHARLES NJ. EVANS,
70 Proprietor.
Formerly,
G.. M. JACKSON & Co
These Remedies are for Sale by
Druggists, Storekeepers, and
Medicine Dealers everywhere.
SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue or a general execution TO me direct
ed, issued from the office Of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court, in and for the county OF Cedar
and State OF Iowa. In favor ofC. H. Mccormick
4 Bros, ID against w. NJ. SeatOn and j. #
Sanford, / have levied upon the following
property as the property of the said w. M. Sea-
ton and J. +. Sanford, TO wit:
The south half q of the southwest quarter
90 OF section number one ~ In township num-
Der eighty-one (Sl). range number two co. west
Of the 9Th r. NJ. containing eighty 1907 acres,
situated In Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale at the
Court House door, in the town of Upton, In
said county on Saturday, the 18th day Of Oct
70 satisfy said execution aud costs that may
accrue thereon. g5. - fl, .+sss.f#.e.Eg s,a
Dated this Goth day OF Sept, A. d. 1871.
~ #zt#@ FAfk JOHN ID SHEARER, Il -
42W3 Sheriff OF Cedar Comfy, Iowa.
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could have been with hay and grain a.
lone. .aHorsss which ase not kept for
constans work All heess dnft. keep in
better health and spirits on cut straw
and ground grain than upon hay. AL
most any kind Of stock, save mich cows
will do equally we'll. a#@'' A"''
2 We believe 1t economy to feed some
straw every winter, because 1t contains
medicinal qualities that promote the
health Of animais and because it saves
other feed. No o.ds Whist the price OF
hay is to day, next season It may he
three timesthat amount, and what is
saved now will be on hand then. 1t is
not q correct principle to feed according
to the amount or fodder you have on
hand, but to feed with care, ana not be
frightened II amow of hay fave to be
sumulered over. On every weilrrgula
tel Iarn, there is sufficicnt feet i,rodu
ced one year with nnuther to make per-
feet security against want AZ any time 4
iudici0u,ly managed. No farmer should
be compelled I" parch,se hay at high
figures, unless under circumstances out
OF the range Of reasoning.
When there isan abundance Of straw
it should Do used plentifully for bedding.
for II h transformed into manure qnick-
er and moro perfectly in this way than
in laying In the yard to rut by natural
process.-Ohj0 Farmer:
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Josh Billings says: Eight won't 60
into six and have anything left over.
Many young fellow has found. this out
by trying to get number six boot on"
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HOOFLANDS GERMAN TONIC

Was compounded for thOss not inclined to extreme
Dltters ana intended for use In when al
coholic stimulant Is required IN connection with the
Tonic properties Of the Btters Each bottle Of the
Tonic contains one bstte of the Bittefs, combined
with pure SANTA CRUZ RUN. and favored in such
manner that extreme bitterness of the Bters is
pleasant to the palate and containing the medicinal
virtues OF the Filters. The price of the Tonic is $50
per bottle, which many persons think too high They
must take nto consideration that the stmulant used
10 guaranteed to be Of pure quality. poor article
could be furnished at cheaper price. but is it not
ter to pay little more and have a good article" A
medicinal preparation should contain none but the
best ingredients and they who expect to obtain a
cheap compound will most certainly be cheated.
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DR.. Hoodand's Greek Oil,
Lighting Cure for ell Kinds Of Pam,
and irIes.

APPLIED FxTERNALLY.-It win cure all kinds OF
Pains and Aches, such rheumatism ,heuraig
Ioothache Chilbiains. Sprains, Bruises. Frost Bites
Headaches, Pains In the Back and IAns. Pains in the
joints or Limbs. Stings OF Insects, Rinyworms ETC.
TAKEN INTsRNALLY.-It will cure Kidney Com
plants, Backaches Sick Headache, Colo, Dysentery
Diarrhoea, Cholera Infantum, Oholera Morbus
Cramps and Pairs In the Stomach Fever and A cue
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, etc. 7
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For sale,


Shcf'1M Sale. @" IN
o by virtue OF = special execution to me di.
rected, issued from the Office of the Clerk Of
aar anst State of Iowa, in favor off, Fereusol,
and against Isaac L.eBaau, have levied upon
the following property as the property OF the
said Isaac LeI3eau, to wit: trrst-- a. rs a..rr
'Commencing thirty-eight t3s) feet east Of the
northwest corner of lot mum bero one "a IN block
number seventeen 10, in the town Of Clarence
In said county, thence east thirty-tw 81 feet,
thence south sixty tGp feet, thence east twenty
two CD feet thence south seyenty-two t72)f feet,
hundred and til irty-two 1882, feet TO the place
OF beginning. situated in Cedar county, Iowa
And ina lloffer thesame for sAles at the Court
county, on SATURDAY, the llth day or Nov, A. y.
ISL at oclockP. NJ OF said day. 10 "a isfy
said execution and costs that may accrue
thereon. ~ ~ all ".rE" -f7!t@ - it,... ~
Dated this 18th day Of October, A, D. ISL.
..'~'" JOHN d. SHEARER,
f44w3 ytl..3 sheriff of Cedar county, Iowa.
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Is not necessary 70 take handful or these Pulls to
produce the desired effect: two of them act quickly
and powerfully. cleansing the Liver, stomach and
bowels OF all impurities The principal ingredient Is
Podophyllin, or the Alcoholic Extract of Mandrake,
which Is by many times more Powerful. Acting and
Searching than the Mandrake itself Its peculiar ac-
ton Is upon the Liver, cleaning speedily from all
obstructions with all the power of Mercury yet free
mineral
For all diseases In which the use OF cathartc IL in
dicated these Pills will give entire sacton in ev-
cry case. They never fail.
In cases OF Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and extreme
Costiveness, DR.. HOofands German Bitters Tonic
should be used n connection with the Pills. Thetonc
effects Of the Btters Tonic builds up the system.
The Bitters or Tonic purifea the Blood strengthens
the nerves regulates the Liver and gives strength
ergy and vgOr.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills. and tone up
the system with Btters or Tonic and disease can
retain its hold or ever assaii you
These Medicines sold by all Druggists and Deal
ers In medicines everywhere.
Recollect that 1t IL DIR. HooFLANDs GERMAN REM
EDIEs that are SO universally used and highly
mended; and do not allow the Druggist to induce you
70 take anything else that he may say inst good
s ne makes larger profit omit These Heme
ois VIII be sent by Express To any upon up
plication 70 the PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at she GER
NAN MEDICINE STORE, OBI ARCH STREET
PHILADELPHIA.
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Facts about Ropes.


! "Alston's Treatise on zSeamansbip /"
gives the following facts and rules for
computing the strength 81 TOp<e;
To and what size rope YOU require
when roven as tackle, to lift = given
weight. Divide the weight to be rai-ed
BY the number Of parts ut the movable
block, to obtain the strain on single
part; add one third of this for the in
creased strain brought by friction, and
reeve the rope of corresponding strength.
One sixth of 40 tuns. which, with one
Third added ,.is 9tuns Heasly for which
you should reeve six inch or six and a
half inch rope.
Conversely TO find what weight a
given rope will lift when rove as a
tackle: Multiply the weight that the
rope is capable of suspending by the
number VI parts at the movable block.
and subtract one fourth of this for
resistance.
Thus:S.9 tuns, the strength Of the rope,
multiplied by 6, the number of parts at
the movable block, minus 1873 or one
fourth, gives 4Ol tuns as the weight
required.
Wire rope is more than twice the
strength of hemp rope of the same
circumference; splicing rope II sup
posed to weaken it one eighth.
The strongest description of hemp
rope Is untarred, white. three stranded
rope and the next i" the scale of
strength il the common three strand,
hawser laid rope, tarred. Scientific
American
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Wells CarboIie Tablets

FUN CUUUNS HUWhSENESS.
These TABLETS present the Acid in tombi-
nation W it'll other efficient rem eCieS in a pop
ular torn, for the cure of al THROAT and
LUNG diseases. HOARSENESS and ULCE-
RATION ofthe throat are immediately relev
ed, and statements are constantly being sent
to the proprietor of relief in cases of Throat
diff ulties of years standing.
EA1ITT0N Don on'i be deceived by worth
Wells Carbolic Tablets. Price . Cts per Box
JOHN q. KELLOGG. ls Plat St. N. Y.
Send for Circular. Sole Agent for the L. s
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LET IN THE SuNLIGHT.-Mrs. Henry
Ward Beecher, in an article in the
Christian, Union, on mistakes in our
houses, specifies the Exclusion of sun
light" as one. She says:
We wish the importance OF admitting
the sunlight, freely. as well as building
these early and late fires, could be
properly impressed upon our house
Keepers.
No article of furniture should ever be
Drought to our homes too good or too
delicate for the sun to see all day long.
His presence should never be excluded,
except when so bright 40 to be, uncnsn-
Portable to the eyes. And walk in
good, bright sunlight, SO that the e rs
are protected by veil or parasoI, WHOM
inconveiently intense, is beneficial. A
sunbath is of far more importance in
preserving healthful condition of the
body than is generally understood. A
sun bath costs nothing, and that is a
misfortune, for people are deiuded with
the idea that those things only can be
good or useful which costs money. But
remember that pure water, fresh air,
sunlight, aud house, keep free from
dampness, will secure you from heavy
bills of the doctors. and give you health
aud vigor, which no money can procure.
II is we'll established fact the people
who live much in the sun are usually
stronger and more healthy than these
whose occupation deprive them OF sun
light.