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NTe FHERg E,ADERa.

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With perfect safety at all timsa. =
Sent to an part OF the ntry, with full direcone
by addressing DR.. HUGHES.
jan1.16ccdSw. 30. Ii Fysble Street. Portland,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-17
Our RAILROADS.

All our rail road euterprises-we mean
those In which Clinton is directly In
terested-are moving along in al Ell.
couraging manner.
The Iowa Sonth- Western Is being
located with all the rapidity that could
be expected. The right of way is being
looked after, and all due preparations
being made for the early commence
ment Of grading at this point.
The eastern connection il being look
ed after. and is speedily being put into a
tangible shape.
The river route-both above and be.
low us-is being pushed along with
aIacrity. All the contracts as far down
the river az Sabula have been let, will,
provisions for completion the coming
fall.
Below this city, surveys are nearly
completed from Muscatine up to the
junction with the /. S. w. All the
towns interested have ordered votes to
be taken upon the question of township
aid. Davenport has settled her Difficult
ties about the vote taken under the old
law for the st. Paul road, and u three
per cent tax Is to be passed upon by her
people in a few days. If the tax is
carried, one half will be applied to the
river road and one half to the st. Paul.
In a word things are getting into a
shape for lively worl. this fall.
So mote it be- Clinton Age 18th.
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FROM STANWOOD.

MIR. EDITOR II would like to say to
the readers OF the ADVERTISER, and
others, If possible, that there has an err
roneous idea gone forth through the
Stanwood Eapress of the 9th inst, in
regard to the opinion of Stanwood in
reference to the nature and character Of
the north and south railroad.
Having been to Sianwool and con-
versea with certain persons on this sub
ject, | find that while they are entirely
| friendly toward the Northwestern, aud
even anxious to have them run a plug
to Upton, yet they by no means look
upon the north aud south road as wild
cat movement, las the Ea7oress would
have us believe,) whose only object is to
secure the prey aud he off with it, to the
! great disappointment Of those who had
, expected better things. believe large
majority of the people Of S,anwood look
upon the building Of the north aud south
| road as a thing to be relied on, and the,
hope to have it run by their town-not
three fourths Of mile cff-and through
it they expect 10 get profitable connec.
tons. east, west, north and south. Such
II road y one. horse plug? Not much.
Mr.. Express. say hurrnh for the north
and south road, and / think I can have
three times three cheers from Stanwnod,
while Upton will join in the chorus.
But if the E.rpress will Insist Oh the con
srtuction comLary being represented by
the animal named, ] will take the re
sponsibility Of saying that . few points
Of resemblance might be looked at, az
well as few in which they differ. The
animal in question il quick in its move
ments, strong for its size, and certain of
the object it pursues. In these particu-
lars ! think We will find the wild eat a
good repre- sentation Of the cons tructi"n
company. They differ in as n,Hcl1 as
That animal works at might, carlyiLg Of
our stock under cover Of darkness, While
the other will he so far donlesticated by
the time the locomotive gets along as TO
come in broad day light, right into our
towns and villages. carrying off good
loads Of both live stock and other farm
products, the people all along the line
being happy at being thus deprived of
their surplus. Not 90 with the other.
Now in regard to the whole affair,
would say, have talked with quite a
numberin Stanwood, Upton. aud in the
country, aud all lutte in saying they
would he glad ia have the Northwestern
build road to Upton. But believing
the north and south read is now fixed
fact, anl not rev thing, sprung for
the purpose of defeating the olher, but
what we have been !ahor!ag for. for
years, we ca,4o. 30 favor the Northwest
eru rs to block the wheels OF this, which
when completed, will give Us all the ia
ciliti.s which the Northwestern could.
besides Others which she could not. II
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Iowa Republican Platform.
Announced by State Convention June Il, ISL

RIsoLvEp, That we refer with pride 10 the history
Of the Republican party. and congratu ate ~" nepe
ofths country upon its successful career It has ven
to the poor man Homestead II has aoiished slavery
Siven n. vas; lines of continental railways. settled
Tho doctrine Of the right OF expai ration nainta ned
indicated the Monroe docrin by preventing foreign
noye.s from interfering with governments on
tls continent and to perpeuate y IN power IS the
only safe gu4ranty for peace ana prosperity III tue
RnsoIyep That heartily congratulate the
country upon the settlement; Of our vexeu ana dsI
a. tain and especially upon the Just ana CHRISTIAN
spirit and manner in which these contro'erSies nave
b-cn settled. lila -. ,ors,.,,. s.ro, , ,,s,
n Saasccne degree o: protection to oil branches OF
or American Industry against inJudlcious foreign
c,mp~; t.on are unateriby opposed 70 any system
or e do. .r,a.sn o. industrial en.elpsee ~ ,.e
t,ess II ro. her ma therefore advocate sn,n lfsc.
isys,trTr That we III faNor OF 4 GEiafm
s.rsirt, ng u. alton That al property wthin t3'
Jir15.s d: the state ~aethtf OF d.EtoI.3s or
n;es yr Dceaalary profit shall e& IL i0s' snare o.
"a ~, ri"ai believing tha. al cerrora'l'n's
-, i1Q'n.ss ,ytti.4 the limits Of tais STATE af,
- ,i.,, 10 the c3btgp .; the penlle. We are
a.,,rG IL ~ frnvidns BY proper legislative ri'a@l
s,ia ~ r. efltetn-E lr&FGHt tt,orHfoSt m.'ft ''
tsc.san o. iAc part " TttF'r" ''''1 "'' 'N'' '~''
pan - 49,. H. 49,.
p,,4.t .t 9ha' eaea IN t;1or Of ft,e ar , t"h
49,. IL 1--WE and religious liberty Ia Inc Ates',
40 a.r7.s .ss tG, thet+ut", Whenever n 49, -.
r1sdz 4f tat ttir t'eH,% q. - ,p ,3.tr7,, !. ~
a.,f,xati4u liza ta"tH @'t'.2 loi wy t..lt ~
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t.,*i a4s.alF t.ts'r r. j'ra,s '. in4R, t>. .i
s.tarrff ~, i4s ru,ht, sFs, trlty aaA.'sh power
= s;Et.t sa ..-rtrltrtr- Je sfsis 81 the
t~.a.r&.l i,rntt> e." tsi. t." - f:T3.tl%e 's
,t ~ rt..,fs r,.r,..ar. ~ ~. thc mil develop
x.cn. O. cur highly f4yt;ei State
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'lNO FREDERICK A. BROWN. and all per-
L sons having any interest in. or owning
any Of the following described real estate, to-
wit: The southwest quarter of the northwest
quarter OF section fifteen, and the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF section
eleven All In township eighty, north, and
range four, west OF the 9TH p. m. You are
Railroad Company has located line of rail-
road over the above described real estate and
desire the right Of way over the same to- " II:
"a strip or belt of land one hundred feet in
width. through the centre of which the centre
line or said road will run, together with such
width rs may bc necessary for waste banks
and borrowing pits, and wood and water sta
tons, and unless you proceed to have the
law. on or before the Goth day Of July, 1871. said
Company will proceed to have the same an.
praised on the e5lh day Of August, 1871 at
fore the appraisers in relation TO the said
damages. WOLF q LANDT y
COWS Attys for Iowa south " estcrn r. r. Go
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Debility and Emaciation.

Both result from the lack Of ability to
convert the food into nutrimont. How
necessary. then, for those suffering from
these alarming symptoms to immedia-
tety resort 10 remedy that will
strengthen til, stomach and digestive
organs. For, as soon as this desirable
object has been accomplished the health
improves, and the patient resumes his
usual personal appearance. HOstetler's
Stomach Bitters Lave attained q world
vide popularity in such cases, and have
been proven the best and safest means
of removing constipation, toning the
stomach, giving energy to the liver,
aud relieving every symptom of nervO-
usncss and depression of spirits. Its
cheering and beneficial effects are high
ly spoken Of by thousands, who owe tn
it their restoration to health. No re
storaiive in the annals of medicine has
attained the. same popularity in the
short space of time it has been before
the public, or has Won the high en-
dorsments accorded to this excellent
tonic. Many other preparations, pur
porting to he correctives and restora
tives, have been introduced, and have
per'shed one by one, while the popular
ity of Uostetter's Stomach Btters con
tinues to Increase, and Is now recogniz-
ell rs a standard household medicine.
The success which attends the use of
the Bitiers evinces at once its virtues in
all cases of debility and disease Of the
stomach. Certificates, almost without
number, have been published, attesting
its truly miraculous power III removing
those painful aud fearful diseases. And
at this time 1t seems idle to do more
than call attention to the great remedy
Of the age. In order to awaken public
attention to its excellence. 1t is the
only preparation Of the kind that is
reliable in all cases, ard ii is therefore
worthy Of the consideration Of the
afflicted. Avail
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-17
lcJMMUSIcATED.l
County Convention.
EDITOR ADVERTISER

; EDITOR ADVERTISER
IS the time is near at hand when the
people Of Cedar County, through their
delegates, are to place in nomination
candidates for the various county Offices
for the ensuing year, permit me, through
tie columns Of your valuable paper, to
offer few suggestions which seem to
befit the OCCASION.
! shall assume at the outset that il is
the duty as well as the privilege OF the
people, to select candidates for office,
rather than have such candidates select
themselves, aud that such selections
ought to be made with reference to
worth and fitness for the station.
1t is but few years since bloody
aud terrible war threatened the very ex-
istence OF the nation, aud loud and earn
est calls were made for volunteers TO
hasten to the field IF battle and save the
country from destruction. How we'll
those calls were responded to hy the
brave boys Of Cedar County. We all re
member Aud we cannot forget how
the faith Of the Republican party wts
pledged ~ stand by, and honor those OF
oar brave defenders who, having helped
to save oar free institutions by their vaIor
ana! ;Aair blood, should be 50 fortunate
a. to r,.iurn
six years OF peaceful pursuits cannot
cbAce the memory Of the struggles. tie
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-17

The glory OF being almost any kind OF
a champion don't pay. Here only the
other day, Rev. Il. X. Young, of Dubu-
que, WAS started out as the champion
croVuetist OF Iowa. What he got to be
ny the time he got to New York, the
following from paper Of that city will
give an idea: The Rev T.. K. Young,
Methodist minister Of Dubuque, is the
champion croquctist and boss pit, h
uuoi.ist Of Iowa, and OF such is the
kingdom Of heaven"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-17
Farm for Sale.

4 IMPROVED FARM OF 257 acres afl,nira-
"A bly, located in the north edge of Red Oak
Grove. four miles north Of Tipton is offered
Tor sale on favorable terms. The farm In All
enclosed and conveniently divided by good
fences, with four hundred rods of young Usage
hedge growing: has living water for stock: a
large hearing orchard: a good two-story house
is by ~, with addition 20 by u. The farm will
be sold entire or divided to suit buyers.
For further information apply to Win. II
f'ithili, Upton: Cook & Drury. Davenport; o
The premises 10 the subscriber.
III JOHN ". BROWN
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REsoLVED That we in HAy'0r Of such mo1iiica-
tion or our revenue system will. a. early day
poaspe relieve the pressure of our revenue
collecting these taxes
RESOLVED That we cordially approve and earnest
is1aorse the emncntly wise. economical
compensation Of Preside Grant heartily COM
try va '"' ~'''''
kksoLryn. That we arc opposed to any system or
pan OF granting public lands TO railroad or other
corporations without ample provision being made
nor securing their speedy sale al moderate prices and
occupancy upon fair and liberal terms nv any and Ali
VINO desire to purchase and settle upon them.
RESOLVED. That we are in favor Of an economical
aud udlceus manage ment Of the affairs Of the state
istrntion of the State Government
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-17
IOWA ITEMS.

1t is stated that Brooklyn offers &c.,.
600 for the county seat of Powesheik
county.
The johnson county Republicans
hold their convention on the "a of Sop
tember.
The Republicans of Montgomery
county have voted to make county nom
nations hereafter By primary elections.
The Republicans of Wa,,e'!o county
have nominated Mrs. Mary y. 5pea! 5
for Superintendent Of Schools,
Some Illinois iool advert.>c7 that he
will jump of the railroad bridge over
the Iowa river at Iowa Falls. The dis
lance to the water is eighty feet. The
Sentinel says it will be sure death to
him, unless he lands Oh his thicscsl
part-his head.
Mrs, Safely, who lives at Sugar Grove,
Linn, county, aud who came to Iowa in
1888, will be one hundred years old on
the llth of November, If she lives to Sc e
that day. She can gather quite a family
circle about her-0 children, AZ grand
children, So great grand children, ard
four great great gland chi!dren-the
Observer says.
The Republicans Of Wappello county,
in Convention at Ottumwa, last Satur-
day, nominated Mrs. Martha A. Peck
as their candidate for Superintendent
She had five voting competitors includ-
ing one preacher and one doctor, but Oil
the third ballot she laid them all in the
shade, and took the nomination.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-08-17

we fail in getting this, and the North
westers feels ulabie to overcome the
difficulties that have been thrown in her
way, and abandon the enterprise alto
gether, and build from other points, We
yet have the consolation that the South.
western will soon be to our county seat,
which we think will be q benefitto all.
JOHN nORcAS.
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Probate NGtice.

To whom IL may concern:
Notice is hereby given that Rosetta f.orax
Guardian of Laura ID Fisher has filed he,
final report as such aud that the same is 80,
or final hearing at the August term Of tht
circuit court. to be held at Upton, on the asf h
day OF August, 1871 at which time she viii Inc
disc Sarsed unless sufficient objections mr..
made.
pintt n Carr, Att'ys.
August Ia, lS71,l WM. ELLIoTr. Cler,,
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To all whom, il may concern
Notice is hereby given that Oliver G., Jack
Guardian Of Smith Burnett. has filed his fnnj
report aS such, and that the same is set II,
hearing at the next term Of the circuit Cont
to be held at Upton on the % day Of August
1871. at which time lie will ask to he DIS
charged. VIM. ELLIOTT, Clerk
Piat q Carr, Att'ys. August I6, 1871
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SHERIFF SALE

BY virtue OF special execution to nc direct
ed, issued from the office of the Clerk II The
District Court, in and for the County ofC<dar,
and state of Iowa. in favor Of Joseph H. Glsv-
err no and ars'rs, W'lam have Levied
the said william Brant, to wit:
Ihs West T., hnd X e me northsest quarter
west quarter % Of section number eight %,
in township number eighty go range numhnr
four ~, west Of the 5th p. m. containing ono
hundred and twenty acres. situated in tea.r
county, Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale ut the Cour,
House door, in the town OF Upton. in said
county, on, saturday. the 18th day OF August
1871 at one o'clock p. NJ. Of snih day TO sai.fy
said execution and costs that may accrue there
on.
Dated this 18th day of July A. D., 1871.
JOHN u. SHEA RF.k
n30w3 sheriff Of Cedar county Iowa
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Bishop Stevens Great Work
The Parallels
PRACTICALLY UNFOLnED

should he in the household of every Christian
and be placed in the hands Of all. old or young.
Elegantly printed OH super tinted racer
hantisom ply bound and embelIishcd with
eight full page steel illustrations. sold on
IN by subscriptions. We want good
agents male or female, to canvass for this great
work. Liberal Inducements made Appl, nj
once 10 y. A. HIl.I INsnN X "a,
SsIm @e Ht2 ell 81, ~. tr,ut. NJ.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE
Circuit Court OF C~dar county, Iowa, An


Melendy, Dexter 4 COL
against
F.. p. Dean.
To +. Z. Dean, defendant:
You are hereby notified that .hsrc
II now h!e in the o;fice o.
the Clerk Of The Circuit Court, in ana for ti..
County Of Cedar, i'll the State OF Iowa. . pa,i
tion Of Mcfendy, Dexter Il Co, Plaintiff CLAIM :
ing OF you the sum Of four hundred and
ninety five 81 100 dollars. wit interest thereon
fron June 18th. ISL. at the rate Of seven per
costs OF protest on your proIntsory note.
NOW unless you appear to said petition and
day Of the next term OF said Court, to Ge begun
ana heit at Upton, In said county on the 18th
day OF August, ISL. n default will be snt cred
against you. and judgment rendered, and or
der made thereon in acc 5rdance with the
prayer of said petition.
30w4 WOLF Il LANDr Att'vs for PHI
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HJ1lu A LECTURE
4& To Young Men.

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cents.
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7ieksts Limited 10 $500 Fifty Eight thousand
List Of Prizes 10 he Given AWay

List OF Prizes to be Given Away.
is'Gran pna r,,zs the s F,s Brick Rssasncs
&P. r. Il. 90. valued at $1,000
End Grand Prize. the fine frame residence off, ~
srd Grand Prize, a frame residence on sth street
4sh Grand Prize, fine frame residence on 9th ST.
9Th Grand Pt:ze, fine frame residence on Far
9th Grand Prize, Mathusheck, Square Grand 49,.
9TH Grand Prize. one Mathusheck octave
s,n Grand trsnd r rri, o ya. y At 500
lodeon valued at 200
One az" e"is so Sr nssaE 4 yS'Ded at ' go
Two 1asn lilZes OF FLU each 400
Two Hundred Cash Prizes ofslo each so0O
One thousand Cash Prizes of s. each 5000
Fifty Hunting Case Gold Waches, valued At
=, 500 each 10000
= American silver Watches valued at s5 each is5
8 s sS CHAINS snas r at e sSSn
Total amount of Prizes s5see
For references we refer to all the principal Business
c,tizens National Bank '''' '''e'''"'
Tickets s aa% to The G s"n pert 81 each
and eniitling he holder nance in the distribution
Or Z OF 70
H"Hns' SMELL & T~oABt n6x M &. 1,sn,,
ro:whom all eoHnn RFP1 aadFs.ssa
We hereby certify ia, ne Committee from tn. To-
Connective Ensineers Grand Gin Concert and Scheme.
appointed to select musical instruments. have pur.
chased Que Nathusheck Oriental Grand Square Piano
one Ma,hnsheck CObri and one octave piano Gaze
Me'oideon. nj of which we fully warrant to be nrst
class Instruments.
WILKINS 4 KING,
General Acts MathusieJk Piano Company,
-. ~ a} eve articles Of Watches and Jewery have
lar s AND ri "aS BEST Me
specimens can be inspected at our store.
COOS Il KIRCHEa. jewelers.
m 70 ". st. Davenport
. se f. for sale by W. II. MORROW, at the Pos,
oiace. ilIton, Iowa, n.0wS
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--TAs Kestscky Democrats udvocats n
passage of hlAM rs4ul6nga 1Slihfeat ~.
a!iss:'Sa Is sE yfotesss u 0spoda0 N HaaiE
:. ylsak .gTaIsHoo ssalaAr. Ariyy
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-11-18

The following good story Is told of Mo
Fart at the time when lie was a pupil of
Haydn. Haydn had challenged Mozart to
compose piece Of music which he could
not play at sight. Mozart accepted the
banter, and champag ne supper was to be
The forfeit. Everything being arranged
between the two composers, Mozart took a
pen and +" sheet Of paper, and In i've min.
utcs dashed off piece Of music. ant. much
to the surprise OF Haydn, handed 1t to him.
saying, There is q piece Of music which
you cannot play. and can; you arc to have
The first trial" Haydn smiled contemptu
ously at the visionary presumption of his
pupil. and placing the notes before him.
struck the keys of the instrument Surpri.
scd at its simplicity. he dashed away till he
reached the middle Of the piece, when, oil
at once, he exclaimed, ''How's this. Mozart!
Hdw's thiss Here my hands ore stretched
out to both ends Of the piano. yet there il
middle key to be touched. Nobody can
play such music-not even the composer
himself" Mozart smiled At the half. excited
Indignation and perplexity of the great
master; and, taking the seat be had quilted,
struck the instrument with such On cir Of
self assurance that Haydn began 70 think
himself dupcd. Running along the simple
passages, he came to that part which HE
teacher had pronounced impossible to be
played. Mozart, II must he remarked. was
favored. or ct least endowed, with an ex.
tremely long nose. Reaching the dih,cult
passage, he strsached rbotal hastds to The
extreme long ends Of the piano. ard, lean
ing forward bobbed his moss agsinst tie
middle key. which nobody could plsy.
Haydn burnt into an immoderate 1t Of
laughter md, after acknowledging he w.
beaten. be declared that nature had endowed
Mozart with acapaciey for nusie which 10
h. . a''e' d'.co.s,s !. e..itaGgs5nL
How Cor suLLlvAH Losf lIls Ps.soxEs.
THE white Pine Ness ~ bsuaIs story y III.
lsr. esd psrhaps the ''igkest liar Of DE axe,
relates the following fusny incident. -ii1a
Cornelius Sullivan. miner, left Eureka
Monday morning On foot. 70 ccme 10 Treas.
ass Cry. rTea miDesfroai Hdieks aieiSSty
bandit sseppsd OF Inn tssiosd Win ! horee
Psssosin biz haad, ssd Tsqa4tSd CO .
ss..thIor mp hh Aasdl"a Gailivsn tAssw u
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ing u the allan. d9 az, a,aecassd, ne
pistol, Ind tod t6e maa . 60 - sbsfUgs
HIN aAd Masoh for Hsmiltoa. Gomst6ise
Ike i've mi!as ~ hdsa-sayu10 vhsa q
jaekIab6s essoey1 ~. tul1 i1llo1R scfYks
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=. 800 !. : a. IN, al T. 81 jsass
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