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The New York herald., 1872-06-01

Wheat was in rather better request but Iower~ciosns
icr amSS s g for mo No
s essssS ssa Z
81 g for rcd winter Corn was lower ior damp
sss sSS SSy &
az Ehss dsasG Il
Rye was nominal at about $780, Oats lower but in
boc for Western closing at the inside price, and &c.
9uNNIEs-Tho market for both cloth and bags remained
quiet quiet There was light inquiry from tho South for
Former price: sarrss. Mess4s clover Co
in f Boston, bags Sos S% So e.Ss and sS s'S
Hssr AND Jurx-The market for hcmp remained very
da a and prices an nominal min Manila quoted a lsc gold
M gold e b MeEc me % nc wa snSs
Of sales Of 500 bales at SIC currency also $50 baos ute
s se easier owing to bo
Shipping asa rSs p Qualities sIik asS'G
glover @ y 70; salt hay 9sc as long straw, q
and nas
generally arc sSmswha under the current guoaon at
Ssri 's pSH ss' ''' disposition SELL
d WSrs nuS for Ss
p for S hs Sf
:ssSs ssss1
@ s's s pass
sssn ssi ,sSs s;so sssssIs grain ss Bristol s
long side vessel aud 6d ID from store 200 bbls
~ ~ 81 SuG 69ls Hour e. % To Rotterdam iS oo bushels
7oO tierces lard, 25s Tho charters comprise "A korwc
bark goo quarters grain e Bristol Channel a and
narth Roads for orders os British brig LOO quarters
grain to Cork for orders. o. 3D. fiat; Norwegian
Kingdom, 1000 bbs naphtha, 6s an American brig,
400 tons to south side Cuba and back Soc; British brig
now at Boston, from Charleston Cork orders to tho
United Kingdom 1900 bbls spirits turpentnc private
terms; British bark, 79 TONS from Bathurst to LIVER
pool deals a an American brig 1888 tons to Havana,
can bark 575 tons, from New Orleans to the Mcditerra
mean, tobacco 4s 3D., or Cos. according to port An
American brig lS6 tons, to Barbados and back 81 100
and port charges paid German Ship hence to Dantc,
4,S00 bbls. refined petroleum. 4s. 81.
METALs.There has been less inquiry for "copper" but
the market remained without noticeable change. The
sales aggregate about 100 lbs lake at Sc c, cash.
and small lots Of English best select at Sac. Tin
tnucd quiet We hear OF sales OF 20 boxes charcoal ernc
and 200 boxes of charcoal tin l0x1 both private
terms Other metals were quiet and unchanged.
MoLAssEs.-The market remained quiet and without
moi M Ch nm in nrtce Wa
The New York herald., 1872-06-01

moderately active at easier prices Tho sales 5.
5bs arrive at and 81 bbs DO Ia at eic g. Rosn was
soos soss sq aaas s es1n sas al SS S
pale at $3 and 63 bbls fine at ST. Tar nominal in
oIIs~So paracpiar change has taken place in the
& @ a
quiet We quote :-Lnseed sOc Ole, n casks. and sic
crude cotton seed &c 54c. Menhaden, isc toc. or
o,l rETaoLEuM.on Change to-day the market for re-
S%s + @ Ss
We hear Of sales Of 5000 b9ls,. bulk, at sisc city
G hoSers 0ea @ @ % and 5 i
sa lis 5h
both The Sast
We note sales late IA St evening in New York Of LOO
DPS sTaas 9ss meats 40 packages lard
4as eos and tierces and u kegs The market
S. 5S Sns A 81 s:s 81, 4
7ss long hos rss ssa wSss SS
Sss. asiss ' s vi
ns;s I M
at sst q sss. Out meats~Trsnsac!Sn We're unimpori
vH S @ aS sSces %
Pefsd Ssos hams &C. S0 s9dss os western este
sssss ;lS siss; sas
95l6c City was in good demand and unchanged. Sales
400 tierces at SIC for next week and sac; on spot
The sales today about 30 tierces Carolina ut
sss: fsn' & his Sissi ssn
sUcAR.-fhc market for raw continued quiet, but
steady on the basis Of sc &C. for iair to good rening
boxes senrIfSsa part a gss Refined was n moderate
request and steady prices. We quote Cuba
Ine5ior e sc, non refining M e fair % e good fair r
SAc centrifugal hhds and boxes iO4c, molasses,
yana-Boxes Dutch standard Nos to D SIC. &c. do.
10 to IL 9He PC do l3 to lo loc 10y do 10 70 ls
ai24c. Porto Rco-Common to prime refining, SC. &C.;
S5d JsyamRaci hist Standard Mos
ToBAeco was in fair demand at steady prices The sales
40c $40 cases new crop State 0c. iolc; 200 cases do
Pennsylvania, &c., 500 cases do Ohio, l0c 14c 2i5
cases do. Wsconsn, &C.; 1000 hhts kentucky SIC.
TALLow continued in good demand, with sales reported
Of 1900 lbs common at &C. and io lbs choice city at
Woor.-The market still remained quiet, although for
the past week there has been re DOING but the
a % ns awana %
Of Se spring clip and as for definite 5 % e saw Of I
shangs sales ssod Ss Cape ~ ssss
lbs Ss pulled pae4g Mesza 1900 onS lbs os1qy SS
1900 lbs fan California, SIC 1000 bs secured California,
95c.; 900 lbs black secured 9sc; 2l0 lbs pnwashed
secured, sse. asI 5SSo lbs xx ohio 5ss: 800 b..
Adaade skins 4Oc; 1900 super pulled, 7ecj oOOo lbs;
bales Washed Eas "a a India 10 sass fall
90.c with sales of $50 bbls. at that price.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-21

Comparisons Of the Statistics Of Ag-
riculture In the census reports OF 1870
aud 1860, shows that the increase Of
orchard products In that time was 1856
per cent; gardp products in rreased
~ per cent, the value Of live stock in-
creased 40 per ee,f., the product Of
wheat increased O. per cent; the per-
centage of increase of wool was precise
~ that Of wheat. aud the fax product
increased AZ pc. cent. Population in
creased during the decade, 229 per
cent. There was slight decline In
the product of corn. and ma.eriai de-
crease in buck heat, while the potato,
barley aud Dat crops increased largely.
and butter and cheese collectively
were about the same. The effects of
the war open the southern states are
seen In the largely diasintslie,f pro-
duction OF rice, tobacco and cotton.
There seems te or no danger Of star
Walton while the country can supply
10 each man, woman and child. seven
aud one-fifth bushels of " heat. TWEEN
~ bushels Of curb, four and halt
bushels Of potatoss, and fifteen pounds
Of halter aud cheese. per anuum.
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/. Money Order Decision.

Business men will be, interested In
aa important decision made lately re-
lsting TO money orders. The contro-
vesy arose from TIE payment OF q
money order, the payee demanding
payment Of the same and the rernitter
'forbidding its being paid. The Attor-
ney General decided that after the re-
mitter of an order has delivered or sent
II to the payec. ne cannot stop pay
ment OF II, but IL must he paid to the
payee on proper demand. The decis-
ION 10 based upon the peculiar provi-
sions If the act OF Congress establish
ing the money order avstem.
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n The Wisconsin journal ~ I5tfuca-
ton gives seven maxins for teachers.
which arc worthy Of consideration:
Newer teach what you don't quite
know. Never tell a child what you
can make him tell you. Never give a
piece of information without asking
for II again. Never use hard wort
II 81 easy one will convey your mean,
ing. and never use any word At all
unless you are quito sure II has
meaning to convey. Never begin an
address Or lesson Without, = clear
view OF its end. Never give an. UNI
necessary command, nor one (which
you do not mean 70 $50 obsysd. New
er permit any child 10 remain In the
claaa. axan for opo minute, without
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Presidential Electors.

Are required to meet on the first
Wednesday Of December, ut such
place As the Legislature Of the State
may direct. In iowa the ineetinS
vii, be held Of Des Mc!re.. They are
required to make, and seal up, three
.epars.. certificates NJ their votes. and
TO certify on the cover or envelopes
containing each Of said certificates
that list OF the votes for President
and Vice President IL contained there
In. Each Of these packets is also TO
contain certified list OF the Electors
for the State. One of those packages
40 scaled and certified IL to be sent t,y
the hands OF one Of the Electors to the
President OF the Senate Of the United
States: one Of them r. TO be forthwith
deposited In the postoiIice, also direct
ed to the President Of the Senate and
the third Is to be delivered to the Uni
ted STATES Judge for the district n
which the Electors have assembled to
cast their votes. The first mentioned
Of these packages 10 required 70 be de-
livered to the President Of the Senate
before the frst "Wednesday Of the SUD
eessiing January. The law further
provides thaA Congress shall be In SEES
sion on the second Wednesday In Feb
Euary succeeding svery meeting Of the
Presidential Electors, when the said
packages containing the vote shall be
opened, the votes counted and the
psrsons who shall All the Offices Of
President and Vice President shall be
asOertained and declared, agreeably 70
the Consti tutien - Der Acines Rcpub
aiicNn. 3 Ftt3 s-@ a
j. Under the new Internal Revenue
Law the forco ofsssessors aud collectofs
or that Office. now Numbering go 81
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adv:ccs from vasi"us parts Of the
country indicate that II IL one Of the
largest ever raised in the west. This,
with the large surplus left over from
last year, will keep the price low and
have q tendency 10 keep pork down.
Packers eeem 10 think that they m ust
buy hogs at less than $500 per hun
dred to make safe business. In
some portions ofthe. country there IL
q scarcity Of hogs tn consume the corn.
which may tend To keep prices up.
Live hogs are Keeping up III Chicago
to about $500 yet.
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SprIndale Graage No. 337 meets reg
ularly every Saturday night on or be-
fore the full moon at their hail In
Springdale.
D. NJ. Smith Sec'y.
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To MANUFACTURERS Manufactur-
ers of Farm Implements Of every de-
scription. Sewing Machines, DC, &C.,
will please send Price List for the year
1923 to the undersigned at Upton.
Cedar Co, Iowa, as he Is authorized
by the Executive Committee Of the
County Council All Subordinate Gran.
yes of Cedar Go. 10 receive propositions
for all articles needed by the Order in
said county. Fl. w. BAILEY,
l7tf Sec'y Eek. Com.
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List of Claims against Cedar 20.
Presented 1t the October meet
ing of the Board.
Name Of Claimant and
Nature Ofl'lailn.

Name Of Claimant and Amt Amt
Nature OF Claim. Giaim'd. Aid
A Bagiey, Groceries for r. r., s5ieo s5t2
Trustees Pennington township,
Boarding pauper. 80 80
Commissioners OF Insanity, NO.
phronfa Wilder. 600 go
Hnddieson T, Trustee Center
rrl isSa;sRi,g Ii, same. zee zee i isa
Casad 4 Gilmore. Clothing for
pauper at r. F., sc, 2jG
shearef d, Stationery for Co.. 40 IN
orion y. Bailiff October Term,
Circuit Court, lfW li1
F F@ii,ns y' fsssss sss s'snPp 81
Thompson w. Biacksmithing
r,,l lsT i. r fiu.,.. spr,n.a.ls ,p - 4. ~
Ia,s 81 i: a,es.ra n woods. 81 81 81
Griggs, Watson day. Station
Mccane Win. Trustee Red Oak
Daniel. : p Repair. in cour.
Ba.se,s i T., CierkInland town
Brtss.v Delivering returns OF
Election to Auditor. $50 80
Helmero II. Trustee Pioneer - -
township, so 50
nr's sE;S y Trustee Pioneer town s@ 80
Prenties Horace, Trustee Pio-
Brink Alien, Delivering returns
OF Election TO Auditor, $50 80
stephens Chas l, CLERK OF Elec-
lion Pioneer tip, 915 81
MaudIin 4, Delivering rctnrns
OF Election 20 Auditor, tssS $50 3s'
Milford Longley. Printing for
Bas.eti Ell, Delivering returns
A,sn f. ci. e . " .p $50
township. 80 -
We Of n Election 10 Auditor, $50 80
Mcnamara 4 Casad, Hardware
Long NJ. Kent of room and sta
Fleming Mrs. G, Board Of Jury. so So
Emeru H T, Medical attendance
Beddows Austin. Board and care
OF moor, 1890
sss AR; Bryan. car, :, p.sp.. 10, ss ss
on paaper, 1875
insanity nsta N x Amelia Fineneld, siSS sI as
Cone o H, Clerk of Election, 5f5 80
Clerks Of Election, 600 30 D
Election, 80 30" gao
D"s clerks Q Or E'scsion. 400 $50
! Fairfield ZIP, judges and clerk.
ofelecttOu, 30W ~
! Cover TIP, Trustees. judges and
clerks Of Election, $500 $50
| Inland tp, Judges and Clerk. 0!
4 Election, sHit tug5 l50 l50
MassiIlon rp, Judges and clerks
OF Election, 900 200
'' Election, ''"ss' ~ 5000 900
/ Rochester TIP. Judges and clerks
/ of Election, 200 30
/ Sugar Creek, Judges and clerks
/ of Election. go II o
/ Springfield u Judges and clerks
ol Election, l5W 10
Eisc,ion. ''se 900 no
! Rice Il y. Trustee Of Springfield
township, 20 30
| McGary VIM Trustee Springfield i
! Arlington Henry, Clerk ana
Trustee Springfield tip. 900 20
Segns Jason Trustee IOWA town
ship, $50. %
Mather VIM, Cierking At Elec-
fion Iowa TIP, 3W VI
4 Hatch II, Lumber for y. III, il q W Ws
4 James Jesse, Printing sos Co., 43p
\ Reichert Bros, Stove for Court
/ wirIc l Z. Shoe. for paupsrs, SO So
M .s,s n A Il ,s1s e: cs so q" Us
II II - -
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"OJR DARLING c.
Sent 10 them FREE of P0sfstge.
i. L. nHsx~m

sem ~ tHeW ffsE ~ fDHTJS.
III 10 a Perfect Biiou.p
The price Of the Ghromo In the stores Is Three
Dollars, And any subscriber in club, or single
subscriber, who may wish ta have toER DARLiNa"
mounted on stiff Bristol board and ready for IRAN
ing. have IL prepared and sent by RENTING
twenty-five cents extra nj the TIME of subscribing.
To the getter mp OF a club OF u copies, NC VIII
send extra premium. copy OF 'Fhe OfYer' or
The Acceptance This ia addition to our Oar
ling"
To the getter up OF q club OF II oopies.we Wal
send both of tire Chronios THE 0ifefs AUD 4 he
Acceptance" along with .'0ur barring: Tn Asking
q B.essing" and Our Darling
To the getter.up OF club Of ~ copies, We VIII
send asking q Blessing" 1.-THE Offer :. rie Ar-
ceptance, aId Our barring
AH-Wlll the gettefs up Of clubs ef u. and ~
copies please be particular and Niite what pranii-
unis they desire.
F xS When the aibssribers all reside al one place
The premiums Will all be sent to the person who
sends the Climb for distrihs,tiuai. tt
RE~The person sending full subscription of $50
can have his choice of .'rhe Oner.' '"fhe Acceis-
nsThe l,ss,.,ey has, nil he sen, ns one tlrs.e ier
any OF the clubs ana additions may be made To clubs
at club rates The IiDYs Iinik Viii be semi to amy
post OH q where the subscriber may reside and
subscriptions may commerce with any tnonth IN
the year. We can always supply back numbers.
Specimen Numbers will be sent receipt OF :, cts.
HOW r1KEMlT.-fn remitting BY Mail, n Post
Office Order ON Philadelphia, or a DRAFT on Phfia-
desphia nr New York. payable 10 the order Of l.. a
Cooley, is preferable 10 tSaIS iiol.s IT braii
voe.viiis. Order caaacs be s,-.sartd send Ints.i
States or National Bank notes.
a1-We advise an early application, ~ we expert
our Fist with the Inducements offer. VIII reach
80 So ..ssss. r'i,ar~. stt.8
NJ, Address l.. a. Cooley,
Northeast Corner sixth ana Chestnut SIS
HAlI,AuEIfHlA. pa,
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MonodeIphia Grange will meet for
important business on the first Satur-
day in December-Decem THAT Z
O'Clock p. NJ.
3w46 JOHN SHCLTZ, Sec'y.
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We desire 10 send our thirty-,wo page pamphlet
AFTER Poe and Firth. !

After Poe and FIRTH
From the Boston Shoe and Leather Reporter.
Once rustic path.while treading,
when the sun his RAYS were she'd
ding-beaming. cleaning. fairly
streaming through the trees: as
Watched the streamlet glist'ning
and entrmced ! there was listen
ing, to the melting, merry music
on the breeze: when beneath a
tree reclining, where no ray of
sun was shining. 10! saw a hand
some youth upon the ground.
Tho no other feature shifted,
quickly soon his ewes uplifted--
upward lifted as he wildly gazed
around. Good friend, said |.
approaching, do not charge me
with encroaching--are you wait
ing for some messenger of news:
but no other word he uttered. and
no other sentence muttered. save
"Iou'il find there's none like
STEWARDS Doors AND SHOES.
That's strange expression.
surely" sait! looking down de-
murely: Il trust, good sir. the
question you'll excuse
But he only looked the prouder
as he spoke the words the louder
there's always perfect comior,
in STEWARDS Doors AND SHOES"
WHY, bless me. man." shou,ea.
as his sanity l doubted, "'tis
surely raught to me what peoples
goods you use"
But he only cried the higher,
with enthusiastic fire. "Yonll
save much cash by wearing
SrEwART's famous Doors MD
SHOES"
so / left him there reclining,
where no ray of sun was shining,
and frequently wondered a; the
words the man did use: thinking
surely twas mystery, aud :: Sc
cret hidden history was weaving
round myself and STEWARDS
SHoES. So then resolved to buy
them, nay. | felt compelled to try
then. and I've no cause for sad
ness. for the words ] deemed
were madness have brought 10
mo much g.adness. in wearing
STEWARDS SHOES.
stewards shoe store, West Sid
square, Upton, h the ChealDe
Shoe House In Cedar County.
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Davenport to Cedar Rapids vi
Upton.

a raiirusd project which attracted
no little attsntion thst spring =
among The most pr0mising 81 tho
many Iosa railroad projects. Is again
under consideratiop. A recent Das-
export Democrat contains the follow
ing:
Have you got State map? II
80, look at il right away. follow the
line of the ID. & st. p. road to Big
Rock, In thk .county; then swing of
to Upton, then to Cedar Rapids.
That IL the line OF railroad Davenport
wants next. 1t In wanted, not SO
much on account Of the business to be
derived between Big Rock Station
and Cedar Rapids. although that tract
is very rich aud would sustain rail-
road line; but because il would afford
the direct means Of tapping that vast
tract Of country through which the
Cedar Rapids & Minnesota railroad
runs on its way up through the State
into Minnesota. II would be q direct
line, and one which would bring a
great deal Of trade into this city.
which uow goes to Burlington. One
third of this line Is alresdy built-the
D.. & st. =. line to Big Rock /; and that
company 10 IN . better shape, by that
reason for building the forty miles be
tween that point and Cedar Rapids
than any other by large percentage.
il IL . matter that the managers Of the
ID. + st. p. should pay early and earn.
est attention to; one for which the gen.
tlemen Of the Board Of Trade, aud Nil
citizens interested In the business
growth aud future well being OF DAY.
export, should early aud often put in
an earnest word. Some public action
Of our citizens, looking TO that end,
will be in place at any time, The
sooner and the OfteBer the better. b.
Ibis means. possibly some animation
on the subject can be Injected into the
managing head of the d. & ST. +.
Railroad Company.
Davenport eau ouiy thrive by con-
slant and persistent action. Having
secured one good thing, IL is no time
to halt, but just the time TO reach
again in another direction, aud grasp
Ut another. III reached much good il
10 accomplished. Ifnot, no harm ID
done. and We shall have the credit OF
being actively 1T work. Let the. ball
be now put in motion OF another feed
er to Davenport.
The Cedar Rapids Republican pub
fishes the above and adds most favor
able comments, giving further import.
ant advantages such . line would have
by lis connections. Upton and vicin.
ity will certainly be alive whenever
this thing assumes tangible shape.
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The time for holding regular meet.
ings Of Forest Grange Is every Satur.
day evening al a O'Clock on or before
full moon. b. BURROUGHS, Sec.
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chromo-. OUR DARLlNG"-.

TERMS:
One copy one year 500
Two copies, one Year, 80
Three COPIES one year. O7.5
-Four copies, one year. 1a,0u
Five copies. one year, and AN extra copy 10 the
person getting up the club, making six copies II o.
Eight copies, one year. and AN extra copy to
the person getting up the club, making nine
copies. -l.9
Eleven copies one year and AN extra copy To
the person getting up the club, max ing TWEEN
ty-fuur copies. $50
Let il be understood that every Subscriber, and
gettsr Of club, Will have the beautiful CIrout.
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II Is Of the opinion ~ those hes. In
forced that the hog product for this
year will DO . per cent. greater than
last season. t.ts
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SHERIFF SALE.

. n Il IL r. r . = IL Il.
BY yirtsupef a special execution &c me di-
rrtcds tsd ed from lfie iaitiea al the Clerk ri
tffr efrcvt Couis, IN and for the co,inty Of
Cedar and state Of Iowa, in favor of Stefien
Heeseh, ana against christian pahf, Exeeu-
tui. have levied upon thu following prop
erty ~ the properly Of tire said Christian
Paul, tx *cator. t0-wit:
The nortnenst quarter % Of section mum
Der thirty -four l3ii, aud the west half az Of
northwest sanarter ~ OF section number
thirty-fiye 1871. all In township number
eighty ksei. north and range number one l |,
dred and forty acres. situated In Cedar
soon ~ IN ,Iowa4 s~a ss4w ssas. ID A. .ssssss4..
And thall offer tue sasries far sale Mt the
rEdalet~ b 0usa deor, II the town Of Upton, In
sald COUNTY. on saturday. the nd day OF
: Navember,AD d. lV2, at one o'clock, +. n
pf said day IA Asttsfy said execution and
cost tina; may accrue thereon.
Dated this .Sd day OF Oct, A, ID. 1872.
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
2wi5 Sheriff of Cedar county. Iowa.
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The United States now stands as the
first WOO producing country IN the
worlJ. In 1871. her wool crop WAS
liz. 600 900 pounds, while the next was
that Of England. l59. o09,OOO pounds.
succeeded by Aus aria. l52, 800, 900
pounds. and La Plata, lss,o70, 900
pounds.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-21

The man who produces the largest
yield to area cultivated. with the least
expense, aud increases the fertility Of
his soil is the most scientific farmer.
however ignorant he may be Of the
fact.-- Rural Southland.
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Judge Maxwell, of the Des Moines
District, says that since the death pen
atty has been abolished-in less than
one year-more homieides have been
committed than in ten years before
Say what you please. but the fear Of
death Il = wholesome preventive for
many criminals. This large increase
is not only the case In Judge Max.
wells district, but all over the State.
In the language OF another, I'VE
think II about time that the misplaced
sympathy which saves the life OF the
murderer at the expense OF the lives
Of several innocent persons, should
cease, and that law abiding citizens
should with one voice demand a re-
peal Of the law abolishiDg capital pun
iaAsnent.
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The $ Vegetable Cure .

is sold by responsible Druggists everywhere: some
dealers however. try to sell cheap and wort less
compounds in place of this in order to make more
money. Be not deceived, ask for THIS FIVE Dol
LAR PREPARATION and take No other; II the dealers
do not keep il, enclose the money in letter and
vii send IL byreturn mail. secure from ohserv alton
Ladies orss~ntiemen can address Us IN perfect con
hdence stating fly and plainly their diseases and
symptoms Patients need not hesitate because u
their inability To visit have treated pa
tients successfully In all portions OF the civilized
gfObe. hv correspondence
Patients addressing will please state plainly al
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-11-21
County Executive Committee,

Chairman. JOSEPH WEAVER: Secretary, H. w.
BAILEY: JOSEPH DowSINs. CHAs. r. EuksT.
SAMUEL YrIE, wM. l.. McCRosKEy, W. s. CHASE.
JOHN CLANCY, H.A. CrsTIs. ahA
SEND notices Of meetings. or amy
items Of interest 10 the order. for pub.
LEGATION in these columns.