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The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-26
VOLUME VII,


Labor rest from the s,rro~s that greet Us
kssI frJIu ali lstIy veNAAvus that meet ua,
Rest from the prulptilsS that ever entre4t iA.
kest fruIn world -sirehs that lure ~ i'll
Work pure .iuIlbeFu shall Nait Thy lilloN,
Work -Ihuu shalt TAie ares coming bAliOu,
Lie not down Ne4r,ed meath N"es weeping willow
Work Sith = heart and res.,lute Nih
Labor Is health 10, the husbAndman resping,
How through his Veins gOss the ue-current eAPang;
livS his strong Ia ia stAl~ art lridS ~ ospaug,
Free a sunbeam the s~ift sckle guldes.
Labor Is wealth In the seat the pearl grO~eth.
kch the queens robe from the frAil c,Cuon no~Sth,
From the hue Ae"ru the strong forest blow eth,
Temple aud statute the marble block hides
DrooD not, though shame lin, and anger are rnund
thee
Look u yon pure heaven smiling boN ond thee,
kcst not content IN thy darkness a clod
Work lot some goud be Il ever 81 slowly
Cherish some flower, be Il ever ~ l"~ly
Labor all labor Is noble and holy
Let thy great deeds he thy prayer u thy God.
Pause not TO dream Il the future before
Pause not weep the Wild that e"ne Ter us !;
HArk how CreAtions deep. musical chorus,
Inintermitting goes up into Heaven
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-26

Canst thou not minister q mind diseasedf
Pluck from the memory . rOoted sorroW
RaEe out the written troubles Of the brainf"
No, man of science. of mortars, Of
crucibles and retorts, thou canst not thou
canst not. Your diagnoses, nsOdus curaadi
and nGterid medsca are valueless here"
After delivering himself Of this opinion
ON physic, he grew somewhat calmer, drop
ped the book and began pacing the floor
again. The paper was next taken from the
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-26
How did She do 1t 2

A Dublin ehambermaid is said to have
got twelve commercial travellers into eleven
bedrooms, and yet to have given each .
separate room. Here we have the eleven
bed rooms
The workingman's advocate., 1872-10-26

TIE best definition Of scandal ever
given, according to Arthur Helps, was
that Of the little grl who described il
thus Nobody does nothing. and every
body goes On telling 1t everywhere.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

In an article referring TO the late
visit OF Legislature Committees to the
State University, after recording the
praise OF which the visitors adjudged
the University worthy, the Clinton
Herald says " The committees dis
covered That, singularly enough, there
were quite number Of persons at Iowa
City hostile to the interests Of the
University, ready ut all times to make
war upon it, and at present fighting
against the professional schools. The
only conclusion Is, that it springs from
the desire to bring the University back
20 the condition of few years ago,
viz: that of a common school for Iowa
City, supported by the State"
This would partially account for the
fact that there are those at Iowa CITY
anxious to rush into print with any.
thing and everything likely to injure
and prejudice the interests Of thi. no
BILE institution. and when we add the
fact that the author Of some OF these
manifestations failed to get the promi-
nsnt place In the Faculty of one of the
departments for which he strova We
can better understand them but It
yet remains strange that pewspapers
stand ready and willing to rive chr
rsncy to such malicious meanness.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

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t~s. kccacns !. : es~si sAsse--
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Friday. issA --Sx<Ass No -.
II general saserrsa ~~s~ snsrsss'svu'
The nsas~ hill IN sv-xsrsl ~ ~ss.srsssHx
land from tAsassca ~h~swc~ hssi9v~
shade ~ fruit ,r~r% sw isssassd slcox
& pul,lie highway. ~ss discussed q
l~awsh and hrale rasscd ssssf
amendment.
Horsr.--Th~ iaisolncsios II bills
continues q such tide that the
enumrrssscn II them had better h.
exchaneed for attention W only such
o. pass. On scccnd reading, the hull
- repeal the law for the publication
Of laws in newspapers was made
special order for the slss inst.
Saturday, i7th--SxSArK.--Thc hill
10 prevent changes in school hooks
oftener than once in Eve years was
passed. The Senate aiso. by vote
Of ayes Sc, nays 10, concurred in the
House amendments to l.owry's bill,
repeating laws authorizing townships
and incorporated towns and cities 70
aid in the construction Of railroads
and that matter ID finally disposed Of.
| HorsE.-Only twenty one new bill'
were introduced. This, with action
upon sundry Senate messages and the
ordering to third reading q bill
providing an annual appropriation
Of 1900 to the State Horticultural
Society, occupied the session.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22
A Bridge over Cedar River.

The following from the Nascatine
ro,yna, IL 20 nearly applicable IN our
own County that we are willing 10
,.,ont Il without q word Of change,
except, possibly, as regards the state
man, that the County IL just now
ready to undertake the expense:
Our citixens have long desired .
bridge over the Cedar. Four Of the
best townships 10 the county are sep
arated from the county seat by this
stream, which, at certain seasons Of
the year, is impossible, even with
ferries. 1t is contended by some Of
our best business men thatA good
bridge over the Cedar would be OF
more advantage to the material inter
ests of the city and county than any
new railroad. A bridge can be put up
for $40, 600 to $4,000. Under previous
laws this amount could not be arpro
priated by the Board, but the Legisla.
ture has adopted a law [ appended be
low giving all the authority necessary
in this matter.
We think If strong petition IL pre-.
sented to our Board Of Supervisors at
their next meeting in April they will
make the needed appropriation.
There never was q more propitious
time, as the finances of the county are
in good condition. Who will start the
petition?
Here is the law authorizing the
Board to make the appropriation:
An Act Authorizing the Approp ria
ton Of Money to Build Bridges.
SEC. !. Be it enacted By tye General
Assembly Of State Of Io,ca, That
the Board Of Supervisors Of any coun'
~ in this State, having a population
of more than fifteen thousand, may
appropriate for the construction Of any
one bridge which is, or may hereafter
become, q county charge, within the
limits of said county, such SUM as
may be necessary not exceeding the
sum Of Forty Dollars per iineal foot !;
Provided, that in no case shall they
appropriate for said purpose, to exceed
the sum of Twenty-Five thousand Dol.
lars.
SEC. 2. The Common Council Of
any incorporated city within this
State, may appropriate sum rot ex-
ceeding Ten Dollars per iineal foot, to
aid in the construction of any county
bridge, Within the limits Of such city.
SEC. 3. All Acts and parts of Acts
in consistent with the provisions of
this Act are hereby repealed.
SEC. 4. This Ac. being deemed of
immediate importance, shall take
effect from and after its publication in
the Daily State Register and Daily
State Leader, newspapers published at
Des Moines, Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

Each Shareholder will receive by mail or
delivered AT the General Office, either Of the
following beautiful steel engravings. u =
Grant. Evangeline, NJ NJ Brick Pomeroy or
Gen X + Lee, on receipt of three dollars in
addition to share in the distribution.
Directors.-Jud Smith. late Sheriff OF Che
mung County, Y, Israel . Scudder, Esq,
Elmfra, Y, George Bennett, Esq, Horse
COMMISSIONERS OF DISTRIBUTION
Hon J Clark. Elmira. y, Maj w Rath-
DEPosiTohY-B of Chemung. Elmira
REFERENCE
Hon. Iucius Robinson, late Comptroller Of the
a S bye@, Han hSnrdman smt on s en
Haight, George Olianlon. present sheriff of Che
Haas So H ,ssi 'frgs q kf s egss.aa st
n. y. Attorney at Law, .. ". Palmer Esq, with
ST., y. Y, r. F. Babcock secretary of Tax Der art
ment, q Chambers St., 8. y, JAS, Flynn, Warren
Attorney Al Law, J. r Atwill. Dep. Us Marshal,
N. Y. Z. Bachman Attorney at Law. Households,
John Reynolds Attorney ut Law. Elmira, Jacob
Lowman. Southport, O. IL. Fitch, Households, smith
ssn HAL hanxer Em q Ed aa i Young Gent Pas
Johnson, Artist, Baltimore Md, Jason p Woolever,
man .sn e. G Lssn cp sa
A.; Z; G ala La. Justice 81 the Peace
tinsOn Market WAS built bv r. :. Pattinson, about
three years ago situated one block from the Post
tsTes ara M Sps on Market
Hotel, attached, seventy Ave feet front Market
street, running north two hundred feet, forming
J.. running west two hundred and fifty feet fronting
Baldwin street, being four hundred and fifty eet
with Public Hall above, two hundred fee long, and
office in the center. with burglar and fire proof
vault. Market built and fitted up III the most con
venieri and improved style.
PATTTNSOS HOTEL Situated on the corner OF
Baldwin, and Market streets. about seventy FIVE feet
front on Baldwin and one hundred an sixty feet on
Market streets Suitable barns attached.
FARM.-Situate ed two and n half miles from the
city Of Elmra, on the Plank Road. containing one
one hundred acres: good farm buildings orchard,
&r., all In fine state OF cultivation.
kESIDENCE.-In fifth ward, on Pennssl vania
avenue. about SO feet front and 100 feet deep fine
residence with modern improvements.
RESIpENCE.-In Fourth Waru, situated on
Baldwin street 30 feet front 100 feet deep One block
from Post Office.
TEN ACRES LAND.-Adjoining Corporation,
about mile from Post Office with house and
harm suitable for vegetable or building purposes.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

The Democratic legacy In New York
is deficit In the State finances Of S.
sos, sos l6. This in addition to the
rascality In the city. A bill IL now
before tie Legislature authorizing .
tax OF three and one-half mills to make
up the deficiency.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

DUBLIC notice ID hereby given that the
undersigned Las this day been appoint
ed and commissioned by the Circuit Court
0fCedar county. In the State of Iowa, Admin.
iatratOrs OF the estate OF Isaac Preston,
deceased: and all persons having claims
against aaid eatate arc hereby notified tn file
them with the Clerk of said Court, clearly
stated and duly sworn to- and within legal
time, preparatory TO their being allowed or
proved; and persons owing said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
the undersigned, and avoid costs.
Dated vt Upton, Iowa, this 10th day Of
March, A. D., 1872.
avs AARON BAILEY, Aa,,r.
JOHN PEARSON. ho"'' >.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22
Jurors.

While all the talk is in regard to the
adjustment of the Grand Jury system,
which does seem cumbrous and only
half effective piece of machinery that
might and should be replaced with
something better, here is an extract
from some Iowa paper in regard to
petit jurors which is certainly the
soundest of sense
The difficulty of finding men fit to be
jurors, who have not formed some
opinion Of the merits of atrocious GRIM
inal cases, from particulars published
In the enterprsing newspapers If the
country, has led to the introduction OF
a Bill, 10 the n. Y. Legislature that
provides that the previous formation
or expression Of an opinion from such
statements as have come before the
juror, shall not disqualify him from
sitting ON the jury.
The same bill or its essential portions,
ahould be made into law by every CIV
ilized government Of the earth 1t is
the baldest absurdity that civilized So
ciety must be skinned over to find q
jury to try criminal, and the intelli-
gent men rejected, and the dullest, and
uneducated. threading blockheads put
in the Jury box to Judge of law, argu.
mant and evidence, when they are all
hl;n1 oa III. = n uor;t 10 n pnaua 70 than
Were we unjustly accused of crime
and forced to trial, we should want
the most intelligent, as well as just
men, on the jury; men with brain aud
principle enough to SO appreciate
evidence as 70 allow it to correct their
false impressions gained from irespon.
sibe sources. Every innocent man
on earth, will take the same view. To
say then that the probably guilty, the
men who have the most to fear from
justice, shall be given the chance to
get clear by having an illiterate, about
half civilized jury to try them, is to
obstruct the dispensation Of justice,
and go far to defeat the ends of en-.
lightened jurisprudence, by having the
Court and Counsel and legal machin-
cry up to the civilization Of the 10Th
century, aud the jury hardly up to the
development of the year l.
We grant men should be rejected
from jury because of self-interest In
the case, or deep prejudice and would
also retain the right of peremptory
challenge to limited extent, but the
farce ofsifting the country to find m en-
who know but little about anything,
should have the curtain rolled down
upon 1t.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

A company 10 organizing 10 London
to b called the "Anglo-American
Association" with view Of laying
another telegraphic cable between
England and America, and cheapsning
the sxorbitapt rates now charged for
cable messages. This will b the
S0urth oOsan cabIe hsGwssn the two
countries, and ifit should succssd In
% lowering the rates - 20 render Il
possible for people Of moderate msana
70 ssnd dispatches 70 and from Europe,
Il will accomplish . good thing.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

The President on Monday sent 70
the Senate the following appointments
for Iowa: Assistant Internal Revenue
Assessor for the Sixth District, J. H.
Warren; Appraiser for tho Second
District, A. A. Anthony /; Inspector Of
Distillsries, First District, H. h.
Strike.
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SHERIFF SALE.

- sssssT vrn,,, ~ .s,,.a 10 IT, ~ rark -,
the District Court. In and for the County oil
Cedar and State OF Town. in favor OF George
Stem, and against James Ford. have levied
upon tho following property as the property
OF the said James Ford, to wit:
Lots number seven t7) and eight 81 In block
number fOrty.three tS3) In the town OF Tip
ton, Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale ut the
Court House door, In the town Of TiptOn In
said county on Saturday the ID day OF March
A. ID. 1872, NJ one o'clock r. NJ. OF said day,
70 satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
dated this ID day of February, A. D.. 1872.
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
3ws Sheriff OF Cedar county iowa.
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State Board Of Supervisors.


Agreeable 70 call IL sued from Des
Moines members Of the Boards OF Su-
perviso,a, from various parts OF Iowa,
met at tho Court House Of Polk county,
on Tuesday Of last week.
The following Is the idea % the i'm
postanse Of the meeting held by the
Capital correspondent; to the Davenport
Gazette:
THE convention Of county supervi.
sors In session here during the past two
days, has made itself ridiculous with
out having accomplished any reasons
BILE degree OF good. The avowed object
Of the convention was 70 consider
reforms in legislation relative to coun-
~ governpent, and recommend the
same to the attention Of the General
Assembly. II we may judge the real
purpose Of the convention by its work.
II has been to supervise the general
legislation Of the Assembly. to abolish
portions Of the judicial system, and
reduce the compensation Of oil officers
save county supervisors. The cohven
ton Of county supervisors, composed
Of about thirty out Of the three huud-
red supervisors of the State, has
struggled to reach the diyaity VI y
side-show 70 the Legislature, but wi III,
Indifferent success
The spirit OF the meeting will he
gathered from the following resolutions
rspoTtsd from buai,ssss committee, I'd
mast OF them aftsrwarda adopted:
Resolved. That we reopnms1t 20
this convention the consideration 81
the following subjects for ref"rM and
modification
Let. A modification Of the system
Of Grand Juries.
ID. The repeal of tho law creating
Circuit Courts.
Sd. The repeal Of the law creating
the Commissioners OF Insane.
4th. The compensation ~ county
officers.
9Th. The maintenance n psor out
side Of Poor House.
9Th. Compensation fees Of sheriff,
jailor and constable.
7th. That jurors in civil cases be
paid by litigants.
Sth. AZ 70 liability Of townships to
build bridges.
eth. That no ollioss be permitted to
charge for two days services when
only only one days service has In fact
bssn pseSosmsd-but that ssrvicss Of
portions Of days over six hours 10 paid
pro rata.
10th. The consideration Of abolish
Ing Of the olI3cp Of County 9upssin-
tsndont.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

The U. s. Senate, last Friday passed
. bill granting about million acres Of
land to the Bayswattr and Lake Supe.
rior railroad. This is the advance
guard OF the subsidy railroad schemes
Of which % are pending In the Senate
and forty ia the House.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

The House Territorial Committee
decided to report adversely on tho bill
for the organization Of the new terrific.
ry Of Pembina out Of the northern
part OF Dakota. The ground taken
by the Committee Ii that there ID not
enough population there 70 warrant
the expense Of . territorial govern
ment.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22
SHERIFF SALE.

~ virtue of . een~sai execution 10 me at-
rectrd. tssuest nom the OeJAc@ ~ the CLERK oi
tbs Dists1ct Cmrs, in and fnr the county al
ge<1ar and NtAte ~ Iowa, In favor az { "
Twain, and against VI 4 Buttes f1eld aud
Mary , buttcrn~ld. have levied utnsn the
" G butternetd and Mary u Butterfsld. to-
vii:
The west half u Of lot number four ts). and
l0ts number ave ia. ak 90. seven ~. eight
o., In block number fourteen ug. and lot
nuuaber one Il !, In block number twelve III
In the town u Dnran.. Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall cl5er the same for sale u the
Court House door. In the town OF Upton, In
eetd county, on saturday. the 10th day OF
March, A. y. asa. ~ one O'Clock y. NJ. OF
aid day 70 satiniy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th dag ~ Feb. a. ID, issl
JOHN u. AHEARER
Avs Sh0rifof Cedar county. Iowa.
Per A n AAynard Deputy
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

A Des Moines despatch to the Day.
port Gazette dated the 10th, says that
MI. J. y. Rogers, Of Davenport, viii;
be appointed attorney General TO All
vacancy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

A oUA.E. ssr. ior ltlis uiss xcssing COM
plant u now made known In Q Treatise (of
- octave paGeS) on Foreign and Native
Herbal Preparations, published by DIR o
PHELPs Brown. The prescription was dis
ner that he cannot cOnscientiously refuse to
make II known, as IL has cured everyb body
who has used II for dts, never having failed
obtained from any druggist. A copy sent
free to all applicants by mail. Address DIR 0
PHELPS BROWN. q Grand Street. Jersey
City, N. j.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

The House Naval Affairs Committee
win report . bill giving the oiicsrs and
crew Of the Kearsarge prize money to
the amount Of $3.50. 900 for sinking the
rebel crusier Alabama.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-02-22

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Sale Notes.

Vvk1E NOTES given by parties purchas-
i tn0 articles at the Daniel Carpenter
sale. viii be found by them. for payment, at
Case 4 Lewis Grocery. These notes fall due
March 18th, and draw interest II not paid AT
maturity. Avs
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Four Hundred City Lots.
Manner OF Distributing the Property

Manner OF Distributing the Property.
There will he duplicate number of shares kept
and registered and previous to the distribution. the
duplicate number OF all shares will be placed IN an
envelope aid sealed, and on the day ofdistribnting
the premiums all the scaled envelope coh a ~
the duplicate numbers will be placed In q wheei anu
be thoroughly mixed. then number drawn ou.
and the person holding the correspona1s ~ nha
will have the first premium mentioned ~ tne ABOVE
list or premiums. and until tne premiums are
distributed. Notice will be pnpllsnsd ,mmeaa!ely
amer the dsfribnion takes place, IN the principal
papers In the country which have given publication
And n, npysops holding numbers for premiums will
~ nnfi6ed ~ mali distribution OF premiums tai
place 81 Emira, IL T.. May list, 1872. or ~ AS
~ All remittance may be sent In drafts or p. O.
orders or Grecnbacks. All communications ad-
y s. PATTINSON.
Buslness manager and Cor. sec'y, lmira, N. Y
shares can be procured At ths Sc r. -, C El
City, and ali the large cities In the Tn
sO0d Reliable Agents Wan 81,
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VegetableCure

Cures all diseases caused by self abuse,
viz: SpermdtOrhed, Seminal Wedkn ess,
Night Emissions, Lose Of Memory. Uni
cersdi Ldssitntie, Pains in the Back,
Dimncss Of Vision. Premature Old Age,
Weuk Narssa Ili61s.sAil -Sss-es,SAxs.sr. 4SSS.a.
CbNnlennnce, Kas0nity. Consumption,
and all diseases that follow as q Sc
quenco on youthful indiscretions.
A1-This medicine has been used in our practice
for many Year,, and with thousands treated II has
not failed Ia single instance.
ped In ultra marine blue paper, printed in gold
letter., and contains bottle filled with Sugar
coased pills, and vial Of Medicated Powders
suficient to make one half pint Of injection: and
syringe.
AUPrice y per package. by mail free OF postage
or Three pack ages by express receipt OF Ten Dol
lars.