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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-08-29
News from Geneva.

special from Geneva says that the Arbitration pro-
crosses the probabilities increase that the verdict will be
against England and that 1t will be in the form declar
alton OF the general responsibility for acts of the Coneder
ate cruisers and award amount Of damages Of
magnitude, thus obvating resort to Assessors. The
American counsel apparently endeavors to this in
stead OF detailed award Judgment Of the Court In each
particular il Of than 1t otherwise
would have been but there is to believe that the
case o. the Georgia the weakest and has been practically
abandoned. The Of the Shenandoah however. il
pressed closely and indemnity for losses to the whaling
fleet is especially urged The discussion proceeds
than was generally expected The English counsel give
particular emphasis to argument that the tribunal
der the treaty of Washington has right to examine
to thecOnduct of England in her execution Of municipal
law. They maintain that nation Is responsible
another for it's internal administration.
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conveyancer.
ABE ADLER.

OFFICE with County Treasurer, Upton,
" Cedar County, Iowa. Will pay taxes
for non-restdents. examine land titles, fur
nish abstracts. SC
Refers to J. w. BALL. Atty; Jesse James,
Co Recorder; T. C. NcCleliand. Co. Treasurer;
Hammond Pound, Bankers. ~
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s ENSIGN. NJ. n.

gDHYSICIAN & SURGEON, TIPToN, Iowa.
III Having had thirty years experience
LDr. +. hopes to give satisfaction In all cases
Entrusted to his care. Ofiice, for the present.
lat his dwelling house-formerly occupied by
Rev. ID. l.. Hughes, east Of Court House. lStf
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REsTAuRANT
Bakery.

THEODORE MAGEE,
where will be found at al times
FRESH OYSTERS,
in any style; also
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cake, COnfcc.
tiOnefy, &C.,
and where customers are sure Of promptAn
caremi attention. Call opposite the POeS
once, Upton. Iowa.
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What q Spider Can Do.

LIE. me put put spider into lady hand She is aghAst
Shreks The nasty ugly thing Madam the spider e peF.
haps shocked at Brussels lace and although you NAV
be the most exquisite painter living, the spider rie
to laugh at daubs she them
show her your crochet when shrek at her Have
you spent half days. the spider may remark heve
you spent half your life these clumsy ottoman ooyers
Ny dear lady, is that your web If were big enough
might with reason drop and against you
me spend day with you and bring work. have four
little bags Of thresd.such little bags In every bag there
hole thread runs and all the than 4OOT
spin together rs they and when they eun thew
make but one thread of the web weave have aem-
Der OF my family who herself bigger than krn OF
sand Imagine what slender web she makes and Of tst
too thread made Of 1000 threads that have
passed out Of her four bags through four five
little holes Would drop her too crying out about
your delicacyP pretty thing for to plume yourself
on your delicacy and scream at u.s. Having made srch
speech we may suppose that the indignant
and lets herself down gently to the floor. Coming down
stairs s noisy clumsy work, compared with her wsy Of
iocomotion The creeping things miracles OF
beauty They are more delicate than any ormua clock,
than shilling Lyonot counted 4ON muscles in Insie
caterpillar and these small part only Of her works
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An English lady asked Miss Catherine M. Sedg~ich.
While abroad whether they had any nne old trsss in
don! forgot at the moment that your country ~ 6
lately settled" IT =
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Physicians.
Dr. n. n. MAYNARD.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, q. 8. Ex-
aminer Of Pensioners, TIProN. Iowa.
Once and Residence opposite the Palmer
House.
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o. w. PORTER

USTICE OF THE PEACE. Collections.
and other business, promptly attended
1O.-Office in west end Of Culbertson's corner
building.
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nm. LOGAN.

EDHYSICLAN & SURGEON. General prac-
Iii tice OF the profession; but makes a spo-
kctality of the treatment Of all forms OF
$CHRoSIc; diseases Prompt attention paid
40 night calls in town or country.
ONCE at DR.. Riggs Drug Store. Residence
at Mr.. Wiih8lms. S2tf
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JeweIer.
Contractors 4 Builders.
Auctioneer.
WIN. NJ. KNOTT,

WM. NJ. KNOTT,
A IrcrIoNEER VIII attend promptly
"A TO selling all kinds Of property at Auc-
ton In any part o. Cellar county. list OF
his sales will alive vs be found at the TIProN
ApyaRrrsHR Office where those desiring his
services can a < the dav for their sale with
out seeing him.
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r. III. INGRAHAM. M. D.,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN 4 SUR
II GEON. Office at residence on 9Th street,
west Of Post Office,
TIPTON, IOWA.
4SDiseascs of Women and Children re-
Mpeive special attention. since coming to
Iowa Dr. /. has treated above 80 children.
Eonly one of whom has died under his treat
ment. april lst. 1877
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GEO. s. FOCHT. M. D.,

EnHYSICIAN and Surgeon. Examiner Of
E1 Pensioners, Upton, Iowa.
s. Residence on the second block east
Eof the Palmer House. Office over City Drug
Store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

The Philadelphia Age says that not
withstandiug the Radical reports to the
contrary there is no perceptiblc di"lnntion
of the popular enthusiasm for Greeley in
Pennsylvania. Republicans who sus.
tain Greeley are numerous, but not demon
stralive, for that draws on them such per-
secution as nearly cost Governor Curtin
bis life From the moment his scnti-
ments were suspected he was harrassed
nearly to death. Emissaries sDd even am.
bassadors were sent to him. They bored
him in Europe, bored him on the voyage,
bored him from the hour he reached the
dock. where they we're watching for him
with telescopes. lie could not eat, nor
drink, nor sleep for them. His health
began to suffer, he fed to his home, where
they etill pursued him till Mrs Curtin go,
certificate from two doctors that such
persecution would kill the Governor :
With the help Of this documsutshe repuls
ed Grants forces. who were changing up
to her husbands he'd side and firing per.
suasions and offers at him through the
keyhole. Many Liberal Republicans, de.
TERED by the example, will not speak till
they do 50 with their ballots.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

A young gent in Wheeling promised to
marry young lady, but failed to keep bis
promise, Young lady, sued young gent,
and waited $4,000 damages for her broken
heart Young gent hadn't the loose change
aud was sent to Jail. After being in Jail a
day or two be concluded that be would like
70 marry Young lady and her friends
we're sent for. The matter was talked over,
the preliminaries arranged, and Wedding
came off in the Jail, aud young gent set at
liberty, and released ofpayiug the $4,000.
How long will they live together as man
and wife deponeut sayeth not, but not
long be dose not think.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26
Congressman For the Sd District.

Congressman For the Sd District.
A short time before the war the writer
hereof vas in Charleston; Court met aud
took . recess to hear a political speech
After a time. gentleman Of light CON.
plexion mounted the stand aud began
speaking. Curiosity led us to stay and
near what he bad to say, and what caus"
be was going to advocate. We listened
patiently until be closed. but had no defn'
lie notion then as to what be WINS driving
at. II the speech meant anything it was
sort Of a secession haranguc. On en-.
curing who the speaker was, we were told
his name was John 8. Swami.
We were reminded Of this incident by
reading card 10 last Tuesdays Courier
signed Johns Swami" 10 which that
gentleman announces himself as csndi
date for Congress for this District lu
his card, Mr.. Swami attempts to dahor
his position He cant vote for Creole,
and don't want to vo,e for Grant, buI
thinks him better than Greeley, lie pro.
poses to "staud Deu!rs! and in silent awe"
Argus.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

TREASURE ITsE.EruED. = The l&,p.
herlsto~n Register gives currency to ru-
NOR that during the war Federal Quar-
,ermaster who was holly pushed by the
enemy, buried som 100000 ingold and
greenbacks under large white oak about
mile from Shepherdstowu, on the left Of
the road to Duthed's aud thata few nights
ago be came and dug up the buried treas.
ure and took laway. The editor vouch-
cs for newly dug trench and part Of a
wooden box lying in it supposed to have
enclosed the money; and Mr.. Wisely
Myers who lives near says the digging was
done after night, and that the tracks Of a
vehicle driven to the spot was seen next
morning after the excavation was made.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

Our Grant fuglemen are giving exten.
sive circulation (under the frank Of the
great aud otherwise uDwise unknown
Platt) to a pamphlet entitled What Hor-
ace Greeley knows about the Democratic
Party, Some twenty Of them have been
received byus for which, ss they are
harmless, we return our thanks. We new
er object to reasonable indulgence in limo.
cent amusement By the way, however
much Horoce Greeley may know about
the Democratic party, he knows still more
about the Grant party--wulch be has late.
y left in disgust, to denouucc its robber.
les, usurpatons aud Wholesale corruptions.
-BeIlyoHtaine (O) Examiner.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26
Public Speaking!

HON. FRANK HEREFORD,
Democratic and Conservative candidate for
Congress, will address the people Of Mason
County, a. the following places:
Hartford City, Tuesday, October LIST,
at night.
Clifton, Wednesday, October %, at
night.
Point Pleasant, Thursday, October 3D.,
at night.
LOOMS Mill. Union tovnship.) Fri.
day, October 4th. a. 2 o'clock P. NJ.
The people irrespective Of party are re-
quested to attend these meetings, and hear
the national issues discussed. By order
of the Elk COMMITTEE
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Frederick Hassaurek, one Of the ablest

Frederick Hassaurek, one OF the ablest
orators Second only to Schurz) and most
talented writer's among the Germans Of
this country, has come out for Greeley
and Brown. Mr.. Hassaurek headed the
Republican electoral ticket 10 Ohio in
1858; be was formerly Minister b Ecuador.
and 10 now editor Of the KlksJloh, the
widest circulated aud most Influential
German paper in the West The adhes-
lon Of Mr.. ilassaurek will carry immense
weigh. with the large German vote in
Ohio. The New York Tribune claims
tina, State is now certain to cast its elector'
al vote against Grant. The Western nor.
lion is undoubtedly Frightening every day
With the loss Of New York, Pennsylvania
and either Ohio or Indiana. Grants ten
ure Of the White House ends 90 the
fourth Of March next.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

Two old and fat citizens Of kicnmooo'
Virginia. recently got Into . hghs' but
their corpuIency prevented either from
reaching the other.
The Princess Louise, Of England. has
been elected an honorary member ofa New
Jersey branch Of the Society for the Pre-
veulion Of Cruelty to Animals.
In portions Of Alabans the cstterpilIar'
have stripped the cotton fields as barren
as frost Some Of the fields are said to
be so overruu, that the worm could be Ia
died 10 burrows By baudfuls.
A woman uamed Charlotte lamb. was
arrested at Irimbelle, Pierce county. Wis.
.pusin, 90 the charge ofpoisonlug Der bus
and. and at various times four other per-
ms. The evidence sgaius.h her is said to
conclusive.
Mrs Fisk has Instituted legal proceed
nos against the Erie Railway Company,
or the recovery Of certain books nud Pc.
,.rs, the property oflhe late Colonel Fisk,
eiized by order Of President Watson.
G P. Jones, son Of g, W. Jones, OF
Brooke county. bad his arm considerably
bruised by being run over by an o1.cart on
Friday last
Rober, Park. an ola resident Of Brooke,
residing near Wellsburg, died last Tues
lay morning. lie is said to have been
,ver one hundred years old.
James HOugh, and aged citizen Of
Brooke county, was considerably bruised
and Gu. about the limbs few days since,
By bis horses getting frightened and up.
setting bis wagon.
As means ofencoursging the growth
Of wool in Georgia, and to prevent the des.
truc'ion of sheep, bill has been introdu'
ced in the Georgia Legislature to levy tax
on dogs and also to hold their owners res.
ponsiblc for any damage these animals may
cause.
The American gentlmen lately connec.
teb with the Alabama Claims Arbitration
tribunal, have united in letter to the
Counsel of the State Of Geneva, returning
thanks for the Inequalities extended them
while 10 that city
The newest Western wonder, is sods
lake on the Uuion Pacific railroad, several
miles in circumference, and capable ofsnp.
plying 10000 tons Of soda year.
Three men in New York, last Sunday
night, ..losi their lives by getting drunk and
falling from a third story window This
should be warning to all who will get
drunk not to go up stairs; but the better
plan would be, not to get drunk at all.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26
Carrying Elections by Money and False
Counting.

Carrying Elections by Money ana RAISE
Counting.
The New York Spirit Of Times declsr.
es that "the plan for insuriug Grants re
election is the wholesale purchase OF cc''I'
6ca,es of return in Philadelphia and New
York" and continues, 1.-THE Adminis'ra
ton party believes that ten millions OF
dollars, ngaciously expended in the ciiie'
Of Philslelphis and New York, in sums
ranging from FIVE thousand dollars to lifts
thousand dollars, will secure the lw"
States. and thus decide the country. This
money is not to be expended in buying
votes, but iu buying The men who count
the votes and sign the certificates. This
is tho grand style Of cheating, which has
already been practiced on similar scale
in the local elections Of these cities y
= To make this plan work. the
whole United States Treasury will b.
empted tor Grant IT necessary. Tue
game his party is playing is for empire.
and the expectation is that whatever is ia
ken can be restored. or indefinitely cnn
cealed in tho the event Of success. We
warn the State and National Committees
that this method of expanding money will
be energc'ically tested. and they must not
only look to the canvass, but the count;
not alone to the people, but the officers
whoare the repositories ofthc peoples will
We have no fear that the people will not
vote for Greeley: the danger is that the
vote will be dishonesty transferred to
Grant"
The New York San says:
Fit we're practicable to bride the voters
Of the whole United States, Grants cleo
ton would be certain
No such wholesale, unstinted expcndi
,ure Of money has ever been witnessed in
any election in this country as that just
made by the Grant managers in Maine. :
There was no limit to Ihe money at their
command "All calculations have been
frus,rated"-so most perspicacious cor.
respondent telsgraphs US from Calais
"by extensive bribery Of voters Chnnd.
ler's money was spent like water, and
enough loose voters Of the baser sort were
bougb, up with it to offset the whole lib.
cral Republican vote This has been the
rottenest election ever held 10 Name"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

The next State elections occur on the
Sth Of October 10 the States Of Ohio, lu.
diana, Pennsylvania, Iowa and Nebraska.
and West Virginia votes for Congressman
on the Fourth Thursday Of October.--
These are the only States that vote before
the Presidential election The following
States vote for Governor and Congressman
on the day Of the Presidential election,
Alabama. Arkansas. Delaware, Florida,
Georgia. illinois, Kansas, Louisiana. Ma.
rylaud. Massachusetts,, Michigan, Mime.
sofa, New Jersey, New York, Tennessee,
Virginia and Wisconsin. Texas elects
Congressman on the Both Of November
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26
Mr.. Greeley in Cincinnati

Presidep. Greelcy's western tour has been
one constant ovation Az every point
along the road be has been greeted BY
thousands Of people. The enthusiasm Of
the people wa unprecedented. The dem
onsIration on hi. arrival at Cincinnati on
last Friday, is thus stated by the Enquirer
Of Saturday:
The ovation yesterday to the represen.
tative Of Peace and Reconciliation was one
worthy Of the man aud the champion Re.
form City Of tho West Notwithstanding
the fact that Mr. Greeley came among US
as a private citizen, claiming distinction BY
rirtue Of a life Of usefulness. the peopl
recognized iu him the leader Of the grer
.ause, ind honored him accordingly. TIL
opposition Of oficiOus committees and
autriendly press could not prevent h
people from turning ont to receive bin
upon his arrival. Fifty thousand peop
erected the man Of the White Hp
along the line Of entry to the city, aud a
night the men Of Cincinnati. who carr,
victory upon their banners. gladleued thr
neart ofihs Liberal Chief. Mr. Greeley.
speech from the balcony Of the B1ruc'
House was a model one--full of gooi
sense. noble words aud poetic sentiment
Ills correction Of the Misrepresentation,
growing out ofhis Piftsburg speech are wor
thy Of attention. The demonstration yes
terday was ne: partisan one, and can not
be so regarded, but /. did power Of good
to the Liberal cause.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26
FoR CoSGRrss,
FRANK HER EF0RD.
Hon. Frank Hereford.

10 another part Of to.days paper Hon.
Frank Hereford is announced to speak in
this county, at the following places, viz
Hartford City. Clifton. Point Pleasant,
and LOOMS Mill. We ak tho voter, to
come. out aud hear him. AT these meet.
tipgs be will no doubt rcfute the moan iu-
situations and misrepresentation of that
heightened (y) and diguiGed q paper the
Mason County Journal IS to bis course in
Congress. The Radicals dcspairing of all
hope o. defeating him BY a csndilnte of
their own, have persuaded John 5 Swami
Of Kanawba county. to announce himself
throughout the District rs an Independent
Democratic candidate for Congress This
is q bargain between Swami aud tho RadI-
eab and few men who have been repudi'
sted BY the Democracy for their n,isdceds
The knowledge Of tho existence Of this
allisuoe should be sufficient to arouse the
Democratic and Conservative voters ofthe
Third District, and to repudia'e him and
bis coalition. It is q compact for u polti
cal purpose. LISA hope that they may be
able to defeat Major Hereford. But in
this they will most signally fail. Any
Democrat who will 60 into such bargain,
will be consigned to eternal political death
BY the honest voters Of the District -
Democrats can have no sympathy with
man who (hi'nself one Of the prosorhed)
will enter into bargain with these tyrsn
meal oppre'sors Of West Virginiar's and
Of the citizens Of the Southern States.
Major Hereford by bis course in the last
Congress in working honestly, sealously
and faithfully for the interests Of bis con
s,i.uents, together with his ability, his un'
blemished character, and bis integrity. has
gained the confidence Of the people Of this
county and the whole District, to an ex'
tent that cannot be shaken or impaired by
calunnies and misrepresentation, or even
W. an independent candidacy. We have
faith 10 claiming this county for Major
Hereford by very large majority, and an
overwhelming majority for bin lie The Dis
tict
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

The Cincinnati Enquirer says: Eve
happen to know that one Of the leading
Grant managers here gives up the State of
Illinois as lost to Grant beyond per adcen.
'ure. also Indiana. There never has been
more promising outlook for any party
than that which now exists 10 those States
for Greeley and Brown.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

Daniel O'Leary was killed at Martins.
burg on Sunday night, the 9Th inst, in a
fight John Collins, Jr FIRST struck at
O'Leary with billy, and when the latter
stopped to pick upa stone for his defence,
John Collins, Sr struck him on the head,
fracturiLg his skull and killing him in.
stantly The murderer fed. but bis ne.
phcw Collins Jr., was held to bail in
$1,000 as au accessory to the crime The
parties were railroad men, aud whiskey
was the cause Of the fatal quarrel.