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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-02
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lunsen iofort gu untersei9nen, na9bem
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Nrmenbaules wurpen in @esenmart Don
@tablmann, 5owaro uno 3euaen erbfz
net unp rer @pntraft in @egenpart cfrs
lelben an Nearcpn geeeben.
3eu9e lelbt feQte ben Mntrag> fir bic
Gntla0ung pe5 Mr6itetten Warfptte
unp leserer muroe pur@ 9owaro enllalz
len.
W1re bte6 ni9t eel@eben, 70 bite
Ser @tablman unp 3euse Charlotte ant
ndhl ten Sage entlal len.
3euse ia9t ferner aus, eas ct meoer
ptrett ODER inbiutE $3.50 prer ir9eno. eine
onoere Summe Don 5pwa1o erbalten
babe fit unterset6aun9 ce6 Gontrofte6
fir ben 8au pe6 Nrmenbaule 6; nod let
ibm Don tr9eno elmer onperen perIon
@elo Yerl prpaen rorcer.
Ni1arp Srelono iaet aus bab er in
1870 Nrmen 0erwolter mar, cab Die Siz
flee pcm 1. Mai bis !. Septsmter purb
cine &siolu'ion Ger Gommiiiirner6 9ez
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%wei1un9en fir @erpFe9un8 Der @rmen
au8tsuten> uro pab bic Don Stab!monn
uno Spiel au6seitelten Nnweilungen,
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Weeer Noum nod 3eit erlauben
uns, pa8 3%eusenoerb6r am 9~e}triger
Sage Yerbatim p~ieoersu9eben.
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four, 8. Gtrobafer, Eb6. Grp. &t6,
Nearppn, g.. g.. Woplmprtb, uno Gsunc
Beaupre> in9en i'm uQ9emeinen aus pa bper
Mr9iteftW arfctte, mel9er per5ouptSeu0e
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Observation-Disclosures Gubjeft it, Dem man
lelbt urttr Gio nibt slauben fann*
Orb unp &earcpn beseusen, poB Mar@
fotte su psrl1iepenen Walen fd onbei>
1bi9 9emabt babe> BIT Dem 8au rea
Nrmenbaul e8 ibnen bebIlRi9 3u ietn>
raB County gu uberpprtbeilen, penn fle
Jpn oafir besablen wouten.
Strobader beseust fsrner, eab er Der
Wirtb pf5 Nmerican 5auIes it, baB
Diarcotte mebrere Monate in ieinem
5au(e eempbnt babe, unp ibm@elp lUuls
bette ol6 er tbm aus rem 5aule warf
pa Charlotte i6 9emeiner 9t%epensarter
ben Dientmdp9en i'm 5aule 9esenubel
berientr, uno oieie fb rpet9erten> tbn1
lGn9er BET Slide aubuwarten.
Sn benz 5owarD Sale .purce pa6Berz
bSr fort9elebt.
*5enrp Mfsr Ceer Mnfldser) teseuet
pab er lelbf 3abluns8 > Mnweiiun9en
Don benz County &uoitcr pbne pretelt
in G%mpfan9 9enommen babe che bic Sc
Sage ab9elaufen maren.
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tpel9er purdwes in ieinen &usia9en in
Mbreoe ftelt raB er fi@ al6 Mitelieo bee
@oges!umS Der County ommiiioner6 in
ir9enp mel6er @eiie cine pai@tserle=
sung eoer uebertretun8 eeS @e1ebeS babt
tu S9ulpen tommen laGen.
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WeueTe Nabri1teu.

Sem ycrt %. Tet.-gin Teuer
brad bsut Worsen in go. 300 Sect
montrafe aus uno tbeilte f6 Die Slam
men iebr idneu ben @eblupu SO. 33
uno 43 @olp Stroee fo ME SO. 100
QDitliam Strobe NIT. Gin Wbolefale
Drug 5ou6 unp bic iefr uni an9reiden
Waibtnen WeEttatten epn q. Yoorlcf
~ltaneen halo in Tlammen. Der SerIut
miro ouf cine O}iuipn Dollars 9eid1yt.
New yort 24Ren Tetyuar-D;e
8pblen in New Uort toiten 1913 PEI
Ionne.
- Sin Oeri9tSbof in Syraeuit bal
cen Bertb Smeier junsen Sarsn wslGe
auf rcr Gilenbabn ycrlpren 9in0en auf
$3.50 ro6 @tlf tariff; uno rem G!tern
eine8 &inoe6 melGe6 purh unSrri idti9z
felt an einen1 Gtrabenz GtlenbabnzW az
0en 9etHctet murpe 200 Collar bepiuiot.
Glmtra "a. Geb.-Der Na9t Grs
prebsus an Ger Nortbern Central 8abn
3pi19en Baltimore uno Glmira rpurpe
etnen Damn btnab9emprf fen uno II Yerz
(onen mebr ODER minper perleBt ein
Wann Namens TimeDer wuree getbptet.
BaIbtngtpn,2 "a. Teb.-Die Bill
fir Gtablirun9 zines Nattonal Bureaus.
fit @inwanperung, pel9e BON Der Su@
btanapoli6 @%onpentton empfoblen wuroe~
wtrb mdbreno Der 9eDenwdrti9eu @iBune
ces @on9rebe8 ntat pal1rt perpen.
- Die 2ano @ubpentipn fir Die
Soutbern (Teras) paciFc @ilenbabn
betrdet 26 Miutonen older 9ano. 2anp
unb INNER 2anp flr oa6 MonoppL wdb>
reno man ben Spleaten cine 2anp<
Bounty BON 100 older S%erwet9ert.
- Der Senat bat swar cine Bounty:
8iQ paltrt ucoB ale Soloaten welde
fir 3 Sabre, 3wil9en benz 4. Nat uno
%. Sult 1861 in ben @eretntsten Staaz
ten Dtent 9etreten uno &ranfbett8balber
Dor Nblauf BON 3wet SaFren entla0en
purcen> gu 100 Bounty bere6tiet iinp",
aber biele Bi4 wirb uni eren Wtnnel ptp
Splpaten NIT nur lebr meni9en MuSuabz
men etwas nuBen> oa ale Splcaten Don
oerl elben au69e1dlp1len finn,
mel9e a d B %. Sui 1861 In BET,
Dtenit getreten.
Die Btu wIrbe temna9 nur auf bic
Soleaten peS Grfen unp eintse @pma
pagnien pe6 aweiten Minnelpta Heet>
mente5 Wnwenpung fnpen.
- Die enelti1en Mtt9lteper Der ubp<.
Zen @ommi1Fon" wuroen am rs. pur6
Setretdr Giib uno Miniiter Gbprnton
Dem Yrdfpenten pcr9eiteQt.
2onpon rs. Gebr.-8et elmer Grz
in ben &pblen Ber9werfen BON
Bales perun9ladten cine erobe
Mrbetter> unp 1inp bis jeBt l9on
80 2ei@en aus ben @ruben berppr9e5
5ra9t worben.
-. .. @opfe> BON ber 8antfrma
Say @oote u. So. 1T pom prafoenteu
@ouperneur oe6 Dtfrift Of @olumz
'ta ernanat mprpen.
- Son ben Mitslteoern, pel9e BIG
lebt fir ben 42Fen @pu9reB 8emdblt rpur<
zen, fnp1 3ONepubltfaner unb 96Demo>
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-02

81. paul u. Yaciftc Gi1en II.
ia } n.-0en. ser. 8. Brfer, prdipen
pieler 8abn> 1T Don elmer @elhaft6sil
I'M Sntre0t Der Gobn leBten Dtenfta(
surlfssfebrt, uno bat arrangements fiji
Den 19nfusn Weitetbau Der 5auptz uni
3wet9ltnten Der 8aba at9ei6lplen.
Son Dem 9e9enwdrt'9en Germinua
Der 5auptlinie in 8enlon fol- bic 8abr
im2aufe be6 Sabre6 bis breckenridge, 7(
Wetlen eoQenret we1oen.
Die 3mei9linie ron Sauf &aptbe
ioQ i'm 9aufe peS SabrtS bis su BEN
@erbinbune6punfte NIT Der. Norb poctf.
8abn bel Brainaro, uno Don ba biz
Sitter Tatl pouenoet peroen> 70 baB i'm
ndd1ten Sabre Der Bau Der 8abn bic
Yembina in Mu6f9t febt
Inter Der tbdtieen Qeituus Der 8eam>
ten bieler 8abn, ibrea p1dfpenten Sen,
8eder, uno ibres @&aBmeiter6 une
@efretdr8 Sol. s.. Irott> unterlteet Cd
feinem 3weife! bab man mit pielem Offer
ben 8au Der Babn betretben miro.
g. 81. .. D.-Nm Monta9 ben II.
Gebr. &purre tur9 8r. 8. 6. 8e@t
Der @re6bain pe6 Staatee Minnsl pta
ein9elest uno pie fol9enpen 8eamten In
{talirt:
81. %. @eiS-Gbel @rcB @rs.
s. 5ammer-l1n ter @rob @r3.
s. 9. 2eitner-@rob Sefretdr.
6. s. 2ipte-@ebIlf6@ rpb Sef<
retdr.
81. s. 6. 8e4t-@rob @aaBmei>
fer.
ST.. @onroe @bei*s-@rob Mar>
19aa.
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s. 5axaler-@reb Meu6ere @a<
DE.
Neprdientanten gu g. s. Der Ser.
ct. 8r. &pam Stint auf 2 SABRE unp
8r. s. 6. Be9t auf Gin Saby.
- Sn Dem Difrift @ertdt Dat s. s.
auf etnen Gtnb6lts 8efebl 9e:
gen @euoerneurMu ittn uup bic ct. paul
uno Stfuwater Giiepbabn. @ompasnte
ansetrasen UNI bic Musfelune .eine8
&aufbrtefes fir 2aao AT jene @ompao>
ME SettenS be6 @puperneurS ~ nerbin>
bern. Der &i&ter bat fir InbSruns
SALES einen @pe3ial Germin auf
ben H.. Mdrj anberaumt. Nl8 Intsa lte
bic ,&lase erl&ttntn Biselpw Glan>
prau u. elart uno 8risbfn uno pgyaln'er.
-6rr @n. Mufir, ,pel&et In Der
Stabt wobnt fel t8eftern MorBer
il Iietteunn 9aufe Die Crepe ttnat1 uab
Ipq I'D mebrere tn1srssf@wtreg erlesntt,
gen 3uee,e9en bateu.<
w. 49, Us. 80 -EG Nh
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1, Wbtbsilung.
T.. ge(atstene 8edtR,uunsen in lstsneen gjlssrn buret
tie 81 liter, gprdmiosn ourd bic e.; paul dutnsr'
nit U9uFttssle,tune tn senealtiaer 8eIeuatuns
2. 6hul untsrrtdt int J!euret. Jetlcn, bur9 bic perren
5sah, u. uns erwopp 5plabtro uno 0tishl.
3. Sdbe!fedtsa bura bic perm 5aud uno g1,e1nann.
j. ): gsni IaEsf1tS ssf ia' 81 yat S . M'f IN 10 "1 ss: 95ssssssS' I'm.
arig.a ausseiubrt purb be perrcn Bafep, u. nuoers
mopo, 5aud, sD,bmann. SOlabiro n. u. Underwood.
Gammaa1irt BON Slattnsr.
2. Mbtbeilung.
I. Baione> 8eds.n. 5rn glatnsr uns :Snserfpa.
2. Glfuret Jedttn, Qrn. beao unb W. lnteruone:
3. SGul- unterritt i'm 8ajrnst Jedten. aua ssfubrt eurd
Die 5errsn gerfe9 SUlebiru, Sa9erfcu uap Campbell.
Gpmmanoitt Don Serrn Bluttner.
4, Sdtel=Tettan ppn Sllttner uN5 ~9Giorrdnr.
5. Der Selelt Der yer. Staaten 9rrree ais Sdiltwate in,
0oyppleatisnf, Ib.1 faGea con s,ner fttnbliten Yatco>
3. Mbtbeiluas.
/. gai'net. geaten. srnr 5slebire uns aastrira.
2. @dbsl 8edten. Srn. Slat'n + unp etrfsp.
3. Sabel sssen 9aipnst, prn 8Iat'ntr unb SnGtr1pa.
4. GicHret.Hedten. Slattner une Ioplabire.
5. Sabel-Jetlen, Rertes uno 98iomaan.
6. 1leurst 8ab en-, 5eGp unb hiebl.
7. Baipnet Btdteu eesen SADIE! unb Saisaet, 8Iattner, In.
peruuVt, Sneerioa unb Settep.
4. Mttbeilaae.
Yrsts. 5edten sur6 he e9aler.
4. 9rets. 6ehten i'm Sdpel.
2. 9reis 'aedlen i'm 8ulonet.
3. Drets Jebten i'm Jleuret.
4. Stcdidrtngea unp S4lasea, 5erren 8!attner u. SOFA.
hrb.
5. Yrsssertbetlune
+. Iableau in cen usrfdieoentn 8e6t1enuxgen ron fdmmt.
li6en Tettern. %!SnursiGir pyramielnblu Der Burner
mabenea,laerB ete1atuus.
Das Ssesesrtdt beaett aus f~01seueen 5errea:
Wlai. 9. S. Wrigbt
@apt. 8. u. Mpnfprt.
gapt. 3. Drebsr.
2ieutv s. 8. @atee.
%retIe oct Yleke.
Darquett aEb Dre6, eeutt.
Vaue1it StHI1.
aeSerstrte Sibe f6nnen ptne prets.rb0tane bi Munaer
g}rpS. 41 Iff Stpre, Mitttppb ben 1. uub Oounerfag, ben 2
Mas sa Vsprssns 9 pbr bis IRtttass 10 ubr bespesu ufresn.
&aGtnerSfnuus &benos 7 ntr. &nfaae 7
llbr As Minutsa.
Etdets fbnnen an ~fpl9snten Yldeen beapeen rerten pbtl.
Sdste Sad;pn Strose. alpcs Weaer. SO. so Sadlon Ctr,
G. QEirter, Mo. SO 7. Straee. Mhdm Stlblmann unb G}ai.
Qunfenbetmsr BabalhaU Stra6e. Sptn pa96enmluer, SO.
81 @sbert 6traSs. Sranf gDeraer Il. &c., 3 Strabe, 81. Sties
fd, Waibisstpa Ctr, Sui. @rrf, Sort Ctr, unb Mbeubs an
BET Rafe.
5p9aftunesppg
6. Blettner.
2ehrer unb Nleifer Der SehttuNR.
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Das &ritfpsrto ua@ Dentl9lanb Sou1 1. e.
esmber an 1T
11eber 8tenen pber6ambure Z @t5., 3eitnngen
3 Ste.
ueter England 10 Gts., 3eituusen 4 GB.
S. q. @beeIpd, Yeameiisss.
5. g. g%eitner, beuti9er &lert~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-02

3eryen< B:iefe.
8reb Spbn 3obler Sobpt
Bube @eu &pnlal Wen3el
Deiber Carl a6nie Nli9ael
Gesers 5e;nrt9 &reuset Mueuf
Gbel, 9enry Q'eafe Solepb
Ge!l9 6enrY Menf9if Sptann
G,Ber @baeleS MiQer Satpb
@abta Simen Moltemeier Musuf
@auIer Sobn SttoQ
@sbl 6enry Y1pbf peter
@unbla9 s &tei,mer Matb
5esfer Mueuf @tenael ST
6esler, MuoufuS @dtlo Watbtas
Soften 6erm 9 @duler Wm
5prf CHARLES @tYpp 5ran5
5cr6ner Trteeri9 Son Der WeYer Wl'
RrGrner Sobn belm
&ramer @ottltet SCATTER s.
Rrsser 5erbinanb Wittmer gnselfriee.
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&:okaleg.

Germ 8o!T'S Mcoreile 1T:
Mlbert @olf,
@eberRraBe $50. 13,
Germany Bremen
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& &ofal Mott3en Is Gents ptr
fir jeoe Sniertiun.
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Drteftne.
Ddmen=B rie

2tRe beut@er Briefe, bic Bis gum 20. Sch. b.
s. ni9t absebolt wprben fno:
DAMIEN 8rief e.
Oraboes Mnne @arSte Waria
Gur9 Mrs 9biea, Wueulte
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- 5srr s. @tQiuS, cer bte19e Gon5
@ul te6 Norpoeutlhen Bunres> erbiglt
sefern ron Wolbtngton bon REM ceutz
l6en 0elanbten folsenre DepelAe:
u8on ben eeutlGsn unp frani1fI9en
@elbQftstrdgern wuroen aeftern bic Vrie<
pen8> prdliminarten untersei6aet.
@frplt."
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s. s. Eaylor bat ben seSbten unb
befen 8prratb Don 8aubola ieper Mrt.

~ @ie tbr ~iattelt"" 70 reitet tbr
truu, 1tbt ~, bab an @atter unb &iem3eu8 aQes
aon gutter Arbeit ftt, unb an. @ei@irr Heber unb
arbeit an @ite petteifern. Cute @attler>f unb
@ieuaenarbeit ipart 9tbent,7 Der &ub uub @aeen
ball, aQi6brli@ etu bibl@es Simnt&eu fir St.;
taratar, unb 1tlbR &epdrat1ren foQte man. ,ur bel
einenmm fMtiRtr sIRp. I MAIDEN ladtrt, tpie' BE
Wsttf Il btrg bn nj n e., Drtttt @traBi
xettui 66in1R. Sbepbalb, nnb Saflpn @tsa,6k
xebeu BelSb6uItrS g&ub.@tort; Die Serfebfn
TIT gf{@dfft, NIB fab Mabis IN tbreu wreiitu.
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&retje oer RlGBe,

Harauett anb DreB, 3irtel Gents
Sauerie o. Sents
seSerStrte Sibe fbnnen otne Hrets.rb0fune bi Munee
grp5. Drift Stpre, MitttpDt ben 1. uub OOunerlaB, ben
4Ras sea Rprsens 9 ntr bis M2lttass 10 ubr tesreeu ufrosu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-02

&aGsnerShnuug . Abenes Z ubr. Infaae 7
lbr As Minutsa.
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Ger eilerne &abmen, ouf me!bem
bic Marquile an @reanleof5 Gtcre Gfe
Der 3. uno Wabaibaw StraBe befsi1t9t
If, wurce bnrt ben 8ino 9sitern Mitz
tag aus istnen Mn9ela 9eboben, unb serz
lhlug zines Ter 9rpben SGaufenlter>
mel9e beinabe $500 ra6 Stud fp(ten.
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murder. In her desperate fright she
confessed to having perjured herself be-
fore the court, and that she placed the
watch and papers in the miller's coat
after he came into the house. That,
though she did not see Blessner killed.
she knew that Easton went up to his
room, she saw him come down again.
heard the scuffie, and was aware tha, he
had got the mans money. Within a
fortnight, Easton was arrested, tried
aud convicted, and eventually both
himself and his guilty associate, the
wretched Betsey, were transported for
life to the British penal colony. e,e seE
The miller returned to his dwelling
again, and the sympathy Of the public
deservedly turned in his favor, at once.
But he was disheartened, and he could
not bear to remain at the old place,
after the dreadful scene that had occur
red there. 1t was good farm, his
business was excellent, and had made
money. Soon after he came back, In
triumph, at his honorable acqnittal, he
had an offer for the estate, which he ac-
cepted; and, with his wife, he departed
for one of the southern counties of
England, where he lived afterwards
happily and contentedly, though he
never consented to receive another
boarder into his family, and Mrs. Rush.
ton, contrived, thenceforth, to get along
agreeably in her household matters
without ever again hiring female do
mestic. .
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Weight Of Women.

In a romance, even of this modern
day, we read constantly Of heroes mag.
unanimously rushing eff with fainting
maidens from blazing houses, Or more
feloniously 'carting' them OH their
shoulders for purposes of vengeful alb.
duction. Let any one out of training: or
under six feet high, and with proper
tionate strength, attempt to run away
with fairly well composed girl OF
eighteen or twenty, and give US his
opinion of the prowess of these vaunted
knights. A woman weighing one hun.
dred and forty pounds weight Of woman.
hood is not to be carried at all Even
slight girl will weigh hundred
pounds, and Rudolph or Horatio will
stagger under her lovely but cumber-
syne figure, if he breaks out ofa stacato
walk. There are plenty of Luxom girls
who weigh up TO one hundred and
seventy pounds, and it is not given to
every man to "hurry off' with such.
When the victimized Squallina taints
on the stage, the robust baritone takes
care that the crono,tisscmcnt shall bo
accomplished as close to .he wing Us
possible. He knows what La Squalina
weighs by the sad experience of rehear-
sails. Let any one of our readers carry
his sister (he will rlobab]y prefer his
cousin) up three flights of stairs without
stopping, and forward us his sentiments
on the occasion. Women weigh a good
many pounds now days, and their air
! mess Of fabrication is tallacy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13
The Maudlin Muse.
sY TEN =. SON.

80 my little Maud is dainty queen,
r. With quaint and tiny shoon;
And her cheek Is red as a baton rouge,
And her eye in the full blown moon. ..
And love my own little Maud,
As the petrol loves the sea,
And should die like penguin pale
1fMaud did not love me.
,*4t",%T* 81 !" \,'4gNtS% EsSr&t
when met Maud at the castle gate,
With a tear in either eye, &s2gS
And swore by the red. red moon above wi
To love her till die-I die, Ta
The church yard pheasant heard my oath
As he scratched his downy head, Aes~.te q
And the indigo-pigeon began to hop,
. And hoped till he was dead. -..~~a
-
T'were well we met that time, little Maud,
T'were well we died there too; -
For m arked as went, the cows low call,
=" And the faint Magnolian hue.
The snake locke up as went, little Maud
The snake with his hood of black, ..
And heard him say to the shining eel,
Alack! alack! alack!
Iheard him say to the flashing eel fS
<s Far down in moses gray.
This loves tomorrow never comes,
Till to-day Is yesterday.
The hop-toad raised his eye of fire.
And looked at the an guished sky,
And the harebell's sigh I'll meier forgot.
Till die! Idle! die!
weep, and weep, and weep, little Maud.
like Snucar hrim ming DER
For the time that came and the time that
went,
And cometh nevermore.
o, who shall glide to the maid love.
And sob in her gentle ear,
That the small brown rabbits moan hor
name,
And the reed birds shed q tear.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,

Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme
bters and is intended for in when some al
coholic stimuant rs required in connection with the
Tonic properties of the Btters. Each bottle Of the
Tonic contains one bottle of the Btters. combined
with pure SANTA CRUZ RUM, and favored in such a
manner that exue enc bitterness of the Bters Is over.
come, forming Il preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant to the palate, and containing the medicnai
virtues of the Btters The price OF the Tonic H. q 81
must take consideration that the stimulant used
could be furnished cheaper price, but is 1t net bet
ter TO pay little more and have good article" A
medicinal y, ,eparation should contain none but the
best ingredients. and they who expect to obtain a
cheap pound will most certainly be cheated.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

Thur,ow Weed is going abroad.
Governor Bullock, of Georgia, is in
New York.
The slave trade is lively on the coa'a
of Africa.
Doellinger, having been made to go
out, now has the gout.
Dombrowski died with $4,000 francs
in his pocket.
Paper petticoats find ready sale IN
Englan
Some wag gets this off: "Perpetuai
motion-a dogs tail.'
Austria has q "Society for Ascending
the Alps" with 1425 members.
Strong tea made from raw peanuts Is
used in the South as a remedy for CO.
tarrh.
A Nisgara Falls hackman has $780,
600 mansion In Boston.
A Maine mans family of four son
and one daughter have married his next
door neighbours four daughters and one
son.
The session of public schools in Troy,
n. Y, are to be reduced to one session
of five hours day.
Dean Stanley preached the funeral
sermon over the late Sir J. Herschel in
Westminster Abbey.
Arshbisop Darboy's last words to his
executioners are said to have been: "Eo'
not pro fame the word liberty; 1t is to US
! it belongs; for we shall die for liberty
and faith"
The announcement is made by Maine
newspaper that the number Of candi.
dates for Governor of that State Is mar
rowed down to eighteen"
Somebody has discc-ed plan Where.
by Canada thistles can be converted in.
to paper cordage and textile fabrics.
A man whom we can put up with-a
good hotel keeper.
A man in Western Hampden Mass?
recently married his mothers sister
thereby becoming brother to his father,
and uncle to his brother.
Cayuga lake, New ork Is drying up:
The water, already low, recently fell
five inches within eight days. Tho
steamers find it difficult to make their
landings at the lower ports.
In Vermont all the wife's property Of
every scription, and whether IN pos
session or in action, is exempted from
the husbands debts; and if lie absconds
she may, by petition, take and sell prop
erty as single woman.
A Young gentleman of pittsfeld.
Mass, has recently involved hims elf In
difficulty by stealing empty bottles from
the back door of drug store, and then
carrying them round to the front door
aud selling them to the owner.
Our navy consist of s, 500 petty officers
seamen, landsmen and boys. to pay
whom it requires annually sl,55o,Ooo.
The pay of officers amounts to the same
| figures, which is regarded as entirely
disproportional.
Mr. James Anthony Froude, The his.
torian, has just been relieved from holy
orders, assumed in his youth at Oxfer's.
He availed himself Of the "clergy disa-
bilties actu'
A Springfield Mass J paper has dis
covered that the latest swindle in tbs
town is 'to wrap up an old iron screw
in paper and pass it off Cor roll Of PER-
nies." 1t works well hEtil the paper
breaks.
A custom official in the vicinity Of
Malone, New York, recently seized q
horse and cart, finding in the lattey,
beneath false bottom, between three
and four hundred yards Of satin. The
proprietor OF the concern, it is said, had
been successfully carrying on SNUG.
Cling operations for space of ten years
by means of this ingenious coEtriv-
ance.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

A young man stumbling home from a
supper party, thought it very strange
how fatally evil communications cor
rupt good manners 1--WE been sur
rounded by tumblers all the evening,
and now I am become a..tumbler my.
self.D
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

Anna Dickinson asked Judge Bing-
ham the question. "What is the differ
ence between your and me?" "E can
not conceive, Madame" was the reply.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

An attempt is being made in Southern
cities to revive shoe buckles and knee
breeches.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

4 UCTIONEER VIII attend promptly to
n selling all kinds of property AT Auction,
In any part of Cedar county. 4 list of his sales
will always be found at the TIpToN ADyERTI-
SER Office, where those desiring his services
can x the day for their side without seeing
hHl. ii
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

Spurgeou thinks some ministers
would make good martyrs they are So
dry they would burn well.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

What does grocer do with nearly
everything he sells? Gives them a.
weigh.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Bitters without A,oho, or Spirits Of any kind.

Is different from all others. 1t Is composed OF the
pure juices of VITAL PRINCIPLE OF Roots, II HERBs,
AND BARKs Cor as incidentally termed, extracts) the
worthless inert portion. of the ingredients not pc
is contained mnch medicinal virtue as will be
found in several gallons of ordinary mixtures. The
Roots &c. used in this Btters grownin Germany
their vital principles extracted in that country by
scientific Chemist and forwarded to the mandatory
in this city where they compounded and bottled
Containing spritnous ingredients, this l;ittcrs Is
fire." from The objec lions urged against all Others no
desire for stimulans be induced from their use
they cannGt make drunkards. and cannot under any
circumstances, h9Ae any but beneficial effect
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-07-13
A. u. YOUNG.

(tONTRACTDR AND BUILDER. CLARENCE
" Iowa, VIII pay particular attention tn all
kinds of building that may be entrusted to
his care especially churches and school houses,
and will guarantee all work to be done in the
hest marter. Also makes out plans and Spcci-
lications. 36yi